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Prom the Chicago Herald
Mr.. Norton Is the sutherland sister OF the re-
publican convention. He halls from kentucky
and hIs hair ana beard fall below his waist Thi
Is the result OF bet that he would never shave OF
have hair cut until Henry Clay was elected
President OF the United States The gallant
Harry OF the West mouldered In his grave many
years ago, put with Norton his soul Is marching
on Yesterday Norton met Leonard SWEET, tic
Chicago lawyer, who was Ca place Judge Iireshan's
name before the convention Nj. SWEET wears ON
the lapel OF his coat one VI the original Lincoln
and Hamlin badges Norton saw this and tooI
the Chicagoan by the hand ''Ihey call me a
CRANK" sad Norton, 81 SEE you the same sort
Oh a man that am When you start In on q man
you stick 10 him whether he Is living OF dead,
Mr.. SWEET replied: eli we can md the man who Is
sun voting Tor Andy jackson, We Will make an
luuslrlOus Jrio"
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Miss Augusta Pratt, OF Minnesota, having served
satisfactory probationary term OF six months
has received an absolute appointment to $500
class in the ONCE OF the Secretary.
Promotions-Alban Ii. Nixon, OF Illinois, from
class to Chief OF DIVISION and L W. Covel, OF
New York, from 900 TO class i, In the office OF
the Sixth Auditor; Wan. b. Howell OF Now Jersey,
from Class 10 class f. IN lne of1ce or The Secre-
tary; De SausSure trenholm, OF South Carolina,
rroln 81 900 ~ class !, In the office VI the Fourth
Auditor; Miss Harriet q. Fracker, OF West Vtr-
gnla, from 1000 to class /, in the office OF the
second Auditor; Basil NJ. BroGie. OF Maryland.
from class to class 3, Office or Commissioner OF
Customs; Miss Saran w. Lawrence, OF Michigan,
from $500 10 81, 600, Office OF Internal Revenue.
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The Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
Y. s. As 1891. coupons; l07h bid. lO7A asked
y. S. ass lSSl rss,ste,ed lo75. Pid l9 asked
& = s; :. =: .ssi:ssssa, nh SIa i$as .sssS
D., G: 5o-year fund, 3-65s. 1924. currency, llyH
bid. ll9N asked Was ,inxton and deorsetown Rail:
road bonds = 10 bid. $50 asked Washington Gas, 40
bid. 4OA asked Potomac Insurance, 80 bid, 68H
asked. Washington MarAet stock. 12x bid. WssI-
aud Mechanics' Bank of Georsetown. 1873 bid.
Penn Telephone Company. 33 bid. SO asked. WASH
lnfton LKnt Infantry LIST mortgage bonds. 6s. 80
6id; 70 asked Washington Gasiight Co: bonds.
l2Ubid. National Bank of the Republic, 1873 bid,
162 asked. Central National Bank. 200 bid, 220
asked Franklin Insurance Co.. tSS Did. PIANO.
rama Co.. 20 bid, 29S asked Columbia Title In
surancs Co., ~ asked
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Destructive Fire In New York.
DAMAGE TO THE CENTURY" CoNPANYs PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Flre In a large building on
east 18th street, this morning. spread into the ad-
joining building, occupied by the Century Co, and
Inflicted heavy damage. The flames broke through
into the 9Th noor-the CeHtury publishing DEPART
ment-and then burst through the roof. A good
other occupants OF the building by water The
losses are estimated at $50, OOO principally by
water, and fully insured The upper floors and
roof Of the building were damaged TO the extent
$4,000. The occupants and their losses are as
follows: First floor and basement Johnston 4
Faulkner, dealers In upholstery and fne decora-
tons. <o5.0Oo; second floor, Worthington, Smith &
CO., Importers OF flowers and domestic millinery,
s25OOO; third noor, Thomas Nelson q sons, pub
LISTERS and Importers $4,000; fourth noor, Eari q
floor, The century Publishing Co, $4,000, and
sixth noor, G. W. Alexander, book bindery,
$50 700.
Among the guests OF the Everett House who were
startled from their sleep by the nre and hastened
10 the street were Hon Henry Watterson, Mr..
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ssJusg (Dsse.v


From the Boston Transcript.
As Miss Angelina, who lives &C the South End,
came down TO breakfast the other morning look.
ing a tribe pale but very happy. her mother, look
ing sterniy toward the daughter. cleared her
throat and remarked In a serious tone OF voice:
"My dear. Edwin stayed much later than usual
last night did he not?"
ION, no, molner."
'Be careful. my child; am quite sure of IT.
"No, indeed, mother he didn't stay NJ ali late.
Why, what makes you think lac ddf"
because happened TO be awake when he was
gong Out, and heard ham whisper 10 you al the
door, Just onelT
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The Body OF Young Walker.
he LIFE-sAvING SERVICE TO AID IN ITS RECOVER,
FROM THR WATER.

The LIFE-bAVINU StHVICE TU AID IN ITB KECUVEKH
FROM THE WATER.
Gen. Duncan 8. Walkers letter 0f to-day ad-
dressed to the President, requesting that the oi-
GERS and employees OF the Life-Saving Service at
the stations In the vicinity Of Soabright, N. j.,
might be directed to exercise unusual vigilance in
aid OF the effort recover the body OF his SON. as
Endorsed by the President as follows:
81 very much hope that there may be some way
apparent for aid be rendere in behalf OF the be-
reaved writer VI this letter In The line OF his re-
quest. ''GKovER CLEVELAND.
"July 2, 1885"
The reference OF the letter to superintendent
Kimball. or the Live-Saving Service elected the
fact that Gen. Walkers request had been antici-
pated by the superintendent who had telegraphed
Instructions to the stations near Seabright, when
news Of The terrible calamity FIRST reached WASH
fngtOn, enJOtning viglant search for the body The
superintendent was advised by telegraph last
evening that his subOrdnates had ale .dy taken
requisite measures or vigilance tefOre the receipt
OF h1s Instructions.
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Two Divorces Granted.

To-day, in the Equity Court, decree OF divorce
was granted Allie W. Pickren agt. Frank B. Pick
rell They were married cember 10, 1880 In
Floyd County, Iowa, and have one child. She
charged him with desertiOn December 81, 1885.
decree OF divorce was also made In The Case OF
James Alma Frank agt. Celia Frank. The BILL
nied in April, states that they were married here
March IL, 1874 and he charged that July q, 1874,
she deserted and abandoned him.
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White Lot improvements.
COL. WILSON'S REPORT ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS FOR JUNE.


GROUNDS FOR JUNE.
Col Wilson's, Commissioner or Public Buildings
and Grounds, in his report OF operations for the
month OF June, says that the section OF the White
Lot, formerly occupied as storage ground for the
State, War, AID Navy building, was graded with
clay-about 5000 cart loads being used for the
purpose, and about two-thirds OF IL covered with
good soil. During July the work OF improvement
In the northwest section will be continued and the
stable OF public buildings and grounds Will be
moved within The enclosure now Occuuied by the
Presidents stables The gravei path leading from
b street 10 the nurseries near the Monument
grounds. Was completed. There were planted
In the nurseries for stock 362 lautanas,
81 paudanus, 4S cannaS, 80 vicinus,
and gu grevillla rObuSta- Three flower beds were
planted on the outer border OF the grounds ada
cent to the man road. At the Executive Mansion
all carpets were taken up, shaken, and stored,
curtains taken down, the heavy ones Cleaned and
packed away, and such lace curtains as were Mt
for future use sent to the Laundry. New mating
was placed on the floor OF the blue parlor and ali
furniture covered with linen for the summer. The
elevator tank On the root having become badly de-
c yed and being in a dangerous condition, a new
tank was ordered.
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Interior Department Chanres.

AuternOr department CnanReos
The following official changes have been made
In the Department Of the interior:
Pension Onice-promotion: George II. Getz, Of
New York, clerk, $1,000 to l,40O Resignation:
Jesse NJ. Campbell OF Missouri $1,000.
Geological Survey-AppOintment: Miss May s.
Clark, Of Colorado, copyst $780, Promotions:
John Allen, OF Illinois, clerk, 81 200 to 81 400
Robert Stein OF Maryland clerk, 81. 900 TO 81 2OO
Jefferson Middleton, OF the District or Columbia,
and VIM. d. Writ, OF California, clerks, 5000 to
$1,000; Charles Catlett, or Virginia, copyist at
Sl2O TO assistant chemist at 500; VIM. =. Hunnell
$40 W $500.
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The strike OF the BrAwers Union, OF Cincinnati.
because memoef was discharged by his employer
LOT disObettence OF rules was formally declared
on yesterday latter . continuance Of three months
All the prewef1es are now union. and the
workmen have lost about tl50. 900 In wageA
The Virginia state Bar Association has been Or
gained. with Judge VIM. J. Robertson as presl-
dent
In the County Criminal Court In Pittsburg yes
terday. II. 0. Price Co, charged with operating
and maintallng pool room, were convicted on
thirteen countS The case viii be carried to the
supreme Court. n the lower co0Tt b sustained all
The pool rooms In the city Will be compelled 70
c.00o.
The great number Of automatic door-closns
springs In practical uee proclaim the fact thai
men have not yet attained perfect confidence IN
their fea1owa--LGsssU cStissn
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Walt Whitman Nteadily Railing.

From the Philadelphia Times. to day.
The friends OF Walt Whitman, the good gray
poet fear he Will not from the illness with
which he has been Frustrated for several weeks
The aged poet is now unable to leave his bed az
his home, 32S Mckle street, Camden, and he seems
TO be gradually growing weaker. The progressive
paralysis with which he has been affficted for
years Is now taking a firmer hold and paralyzing
all his physical powers. HIS physicians say that
II he does not rally soon and gain strength he Will
sink hey ond human ald and his death then Is only
a question OF a short time
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Transfer OF Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Thos
Martin to A. L johnson, part Youngsborough:
SS.167.5O. S. NOrmenL to w. ODonneIL part TO-
sub l32, Lanier heights; $1,45O. James W. I.
DeMarr 10 J. W. s. De darr east half 50 l3O do. I;
s.. e. E. Foster 10 A. II. Garland, sub lots LOO
and 40, 20. 364; SIS, O0O Aaron r. Shepherd 70
J. w. Yates, suo lao. so. 1908; 1890. Jos. c.
Stewart TO Lucinda stewart, - 80. VI; r..
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SMALLPOX ON the Celtic.

NEW YORK, july MIR. W. ID. Harper, saloon
passenger on the steamer Celtic which arrived To-
ing the passage. The ship Will he detained al
quarantine until probably this afternoon.
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A Boy Murderer Lynched.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July IA special to the
american from Hend- rson, KY, says: Robert
BJan, slXte~n-year-old negro boy, stabbed
Riley Hancock, white, aged nineteen years, yes
teTday and killed him, near smiths Mills. Three
men started 10 Henderson with Bryan. ami lust at
dark were In the outskirts oil the town, when
overtaken by nifty masked men, who drove Bryan's
guards on and lyncaed the murderer TO the nearest
.rte
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hour, ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
months; Z. J. AIban, white, % years; Bertha Fiz-
hugh. white, 10 months; Esther Ran, white, ~
years; Maria johnson, colord, 112 years; Ida
Surins, colored, II years; Bessie Monroe cOlored
months; sarah j. Young, colored, / month; Al
coored, years; Laura Grimes. colored, 10 years;
Mary A. Parker, coored, months; Harriet Nor
ms, colored, S6 years; Josephine Adams, cOlOred,
days.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. ILL. July z. IL q. m.-The desire to
sell wheat appeared general when the board opened
this morning. August wheat lened unchang.d at
sl1s. but i've minutes later were selling at 81 Corn
would undoubtedly have done better had 1t not been
for the weakness Ia wheat Receipts again very
light and twelve less than he estimate at that,
while the Other hand the quantity taken from
was quite large ADJUST opyned Just shade hrmer,
at 49A. sold OF to 49,. whe wheat broke. August
la6J; LAID, g. 81 NJ short rfbs, 7.6J.
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PORTLAND, ORE. July I.-Wm. lambeth was
hanged yesterday at Dales Ore, tor the murder
oil his stepdaugnter, Simmie Ellis Ante. The mur-
der was committed last January under circum-
stances Of peculiar atTocity.
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Bought BY ssritisher~.

ALABAMA COAL FIELDS SOLD TO AN ENGLISH syn
DICATk.
Mr.. John +. Key, brother OF Mr.. NJ. r. Key, OF
this city, has returned from Liverpool, where be
says he sold 70 a syndicate the mineral right OF
100000 acres OF land, near birmingham, Ala,
known as the "warrior" coal fields The price
paid was about s. an acre. The same right was
about $3.50 per acre, and Mr. Key sod as agent
lor TIE New York syndicate. This sale, a. II said,
gives the Liverpool sy Indicate power 10 tx Tie
price OF coal IA that section.
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WED

We'd
BURNS. On July 2, 1858, at 30 q m. RICHARD,
the beloved Of the late John and sArah burma s.A
eight years one mouth aud nye days.
- Funeral from his er.ndp4rent-' residence als
instant at $3.50 O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited
oosIAN Saus S he is.s Peter Jonsn e ais
city. -
Notice of funeral in morning paperx
GAsKINs On July 2. lsss. JOSEPH beloved hus.
band of Mary Gsskins. ased sixty-fi yearu
Funeral viii take place from his late residence 1919
wees al trinity Ssisoc cLSreh Sso .na sss
uves are invited 20 attend. .
JoHNsroN On Saturday, morning, July :, 1855,
JOHNSTON. widow Of the late kobt Johnston, o7
papers
LOVING. At"Eclineton Mansion " on the morning
OF kobnson aud FANNIE K Loving an the third yesr q
II convenience Of the family.
koME On "Wednesday. July e. 1885, Mrs ELIZA
the residence Of her daughter. No. s20 10Th sired
Funeral from Douglas Memorial church n liam.
on sunday. July q.
SCAM sicASLoS. On July 2. 1855, THOMAS scANLoN.
Rs sSr.e al me OF n Se.ROn ~so We. KILLED e
ioIty-six years nat We Of County Kerry lreiand
O'Clock
WALKER; On July 4. 1855, on sesbr~ht. y. D..
loved children q duncan sSd Mary sils ssf~ D.
Walker from ST James Church. n1h,h ssresi psrsss
a. q 80 pm SATURDAY the 7th INST Intsrmens
WILLIAMS. Saturday, July z, 1885, at o so n m.
NohA r. only daughter Of Chsries T. and Josie l.
" Fans4si Nd a ten month and one day
resldence. 347 X street southwest
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The business portion OF Lake City, the county
seat OF Missaukee County, Mich, was burned
100000
Things that Never Die" Is the title OF maya
zine poem. We have searched In vain. however.
Tor any mention OF the man VINO sticks TO the end
seats OF an open horsecar.-Boof and Shoe Re-
corder.
Farmers down in Jersey are about institutingl
"Oug days" wherein a concerted effort vii Ia
made 10 exterminate the insects that lust now ara
playing havoc with fruit and vegetables
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PrTTsBrKs. July THE Amalgamated Assocta-
ti0a received Official noIIce this morning that the
CO., OF Newport, KY, had signed the scale ana
would resume operations next week. The scale
now has eighteen signatures including two Of the
largest nrtns IN this city. Tie manufacturers,
however, sI ASSERT that the lockout y not broken
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General sheridan Impatient.
HE WANTS TO GO ON DECK, AND WILL PROBABLY BE
ALLOWED TO DO so TOMORROW.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Early this morning Mrs
Sheridan leu the bedside OF ner husband and came
upon deck. She informed the officers OF the
vessel that the general was greatly improved
He nad passed Q very quiet night and seemed
anxious 10 go up on deck. or course this was not
permitted, but II the sick man shows
as much Improvement during the next
twenty-rour hours, has been evident Ia his con-
dition during the last day and night, he will
doubtless be allowed 10 inhale the sea breeze from
The deck OF the vessel Tomorrow.
The Government tug Atlantic transferred
several cans or milk and about 500
pounds OF ice from New York to the
steamer for the use q the invalid. Several
New York physicians were taken out TO the Swa-
tara by one OF the Government boats for consulta.
ton with Doctors OReilly and Yarrow, the at
tending physicians, before the vessel sailed
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SLIGHT FIREs-The frame partition in house 40
81 street took fire about O'Clock last evening
from stove-pipe. The fire was extinguiShed BY
No. Engine Co. before much damage was done,
A slight ire In the stable OF Thos. Rupert No.
312 Az street, yesterday, was extinguished by the
same cumDany.
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n Queen Natalie i. willing.

BELGRADE, July king Milan proposes separa-
ton from Ais wife, Queen Natalie, provided her
majesty accepts the conditions which will be
made known TO her by Bishop Demeterfui, who
has taken them TO WiesOaden.
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yankrupt Merchants Charwed with
Fraud.

MISNEAPoIIs July THE three membey OF
the firm OF Shouwell, Clerihew & Lothian which
failed some days ago, were yesterday arrested on
a warrant sworn out by tue cashier or a bank
here. TO which the nrm Is largely indebted, on a
charge OF swindllng.
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why He Looked RaA.

From the New York sun.
The other day a prosperouslooking granger,
with money IA both pockets and hayseed IN his
hair, got on a street car going 20 the Capitol and
took his seat Next him sat a patient man. wear
ing patch over one eye and thoughtful express
sion In the other eye. After while the granger,
who was nearly bursting with curiosity, said 20
the patient man:
Il say, mister, I reckon you're Congressman.
or su'thin OF the sort, Amt YER"
"NO, Amt no Congressman" the patfent man
replied, sadly. I've been sick, and that's why
look 50 bad"
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LONG ISLAND CITY, y. Y, July IA crowd of
dIunAen rou- hs tried ID force an entrance the
saloon OF Thomas Tlernay at O'Clock tuis MORN
In for the purpose vi getting liquor. T1erney ap-
peared on tine scene and In deiense OF his property
fireJ into the crowd, AiiIing Richard owens and
fatally woundiLg Cornelius Walsh.
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DEATH OF A FAMOUS CsruoIIo Psrrs

DEATH OF FAMOUS CATHOLIC PRRsr.-The Rev
Chas N. Ptccirrillo. 5. J., project OF studies and
Sacred Heart OF Jesus at Woodstock, Nd died an
the college Thursday night after q lingering mi.
ness OF a complication OF dlseaseA He was about
sixty-f1ve years old; O native OF Naples. Al one
time he was the editor OF the celebrated naQazine
entitled Clvilta Cattolica, published at Rome and
which made him well known He WAS for = while
the confessor OF rope Plus the Ninth
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surresuded sy Fer~.s sv,..

iarye saw MIL Colwell sons grist mil and A
large quantity OF lumber belonging 70 CoVley 4
Lett were destroyed by nra last night. Ioss
$4,000 The town f. nearly surroundsl bv for,s-f
nrtAS and serious trouble a. toarcd. yery nttis
Rain has fallen for two mODthS
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RaIttnsOre !narkets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July z. - Virainia sizes. con.
soiidateD. .,o,S; do. ten-forttes "a bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 7.-Cotton steady-mid-
ding. lUa. Flour quiet and frm. Wheat steady
FuitZ. SlaSS: Longberry, S2sS9: western. dull and
S4,s: Ausust, So saS5S September. SO,SaS6ts. Corn
southern. steady. white. 65-6o; yellow. 5Sa59:
54A; August 53@a54A: september. o6Aa5o1 Oats
active snd easy-southern aud Pennsylvania, 3Ss42:
western white. 4ls43; western xed. 4Os404. Rye
dull Aid nominal. hay nrm aud higher-prime to
choice western 10 GOAL 100. Provisions quiet aud
npe puah
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A L johnson has bought, for q. 1871. 50 Of Thoe.
Martin part Of Yoangsoorcugh, fronting odoe
fess On Boundary street W. VDonnell has bought
feet inches ~ - feet, on n street, between TIN
and Stu streets northwest Hon A. Il Garland
hes bought q G. 3 looter. for $4,000, sub1ots
ID ana fS0 square SoA ffonung 6Oi7 fsss aysT.
80 l06 test deep. on Rhode lsland avenue, b.
tween Eth ana 1Otl ssree0 nogthweska
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Death ~ One Hundred and Twelve
Years Of Age.

permit was issued from the health ONCE to-
day for the interment Of Maria johnson, colored,
whose age was giveL in the certificate as one hun
dred and twelve years. She was born in Virginia,
and had lived In the District twenty five years.
she died at No. 365 street southwest and viii be
buried in Harmony cemetery tomorrow. Her
death was due TO Old age.
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CHRAPRR BASE BALL--Philadelphi in base bail
as In other Things demands popular prtceA No.
where IN the land u the national game loved bet
two professional clubs but Demtptofes0onal
clubs flourish BY the score. and amateur clubs are
good players claim Phtlaoeiph1a % their home
than hail from any other city. ana yet with al
this the people VIII not pay extravagnt prices for
the price OF admission this season ana the result
was that the gamcs were played 70 empty
oencn s Tns LOCAL cauns ~ sae!r despair. have
the chances are that there WIN b no more expert
ments Of this KIND tried In Philadelphia. ThS olo
make great Sumsot money when tAeir clubs playO6
good ball, and good bali = tAe only ma thSt WI
Day u PNSt0delphts Nespa
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From the New York Sun.
He tat New Jersey race course,- Several OF the
horses In this race have been scratched
She-Well, don't wonder. Twas never 20 nearly
eaten up In my ufet
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

AMY ORDRns--Capt Harry L Haakeil- 18th IN
fsntry, and LIST Lieut. VIM L Pitcher, 9Th In
fantfy, have been relieved nom duty a. members
q the general court martial at Dsvids Island, N.
!. Cadet Alexander r Piper, l,t cllsS q. q. N.
A., mas 0een granted an extension OF leave until
August 8, on surgeons certificate OF Disability.
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Loaf Part Of her Caruo.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, july The schooner
July Fourth, coal laden, from Philadelphia Tor
Portland, which has been ashore at Guilty hunk
Buzzaru's Bay, has been got on and has come 10
TINS port Sue Is leaking badly, ana part OF her
cargo was thrown overheard.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge MSller.
To-day, John r. Cleary, vagrancy; bonds or 90
days Jul1ana Hooks, do; do Frank Lane, pro-
family; Is or days. John II. Hill, oolored, Va.
grancy; personal bonds Gabriel Walker, colored,
no.; bonds or 30 daya Charles Dazenbrock
nuisance; $40 or 30 dayA George Price, colored,
assault; 81 or days. Cora Colbert, do. personal
bonds. Davis Williams. colored, housekeeping;
grand Jury.