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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
SPARKS fRoM MAINE WIRES.
Maine Thief Escapsd-Land Boom at
Old Orchard-A Quick Trip.

Prof. l.. q. Jordan, who was elected at
the last meeting Of the Trustees Of Bates
College Professor OF Biology and Analytical
Chemistry, will sail for Europe the last Of
the month to spend year in special pfepa-
ration for his department.
There is q land boom at Old Orchard. says
the Portland Advertiser, and Of late lots for
cottages have brought good prices and have
sold readily. Thursday, +. D. Bailey & Co.
sold number Of lots At prices averaging
about hundred dollars. Some Of the lots
we're located On the shore but the greater
part Of them were located on Grand Avenue.
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy and Sc .ator
Eugene Hale, who went to Bath with Presi-
dent Harrison, made the fastest trip from
waterville to Bangor, when they returned
home ever known in Maine. They we're
drawn by locomotive No. 35 in charge Of
Engineer Ph. lps and covered the IS mles in
60 minutes. The last six miles were made
in five minutes, the train being in charge Of
Conductor John A. Mace.
The Pioneers and Athletics Of Leviston
are to play for purse Of $50.
Hiram Baker, whom, il will be remember
ed, vac arrested 10 Boston recently for burg
Iaries committed as Steuben and other Maine
towns. vas brought to Maine BY detective
McNamara. Baker escaped from the ON
Ger BY jumping through window and has
not yet been captured
The liabilities Of Mr.. Gibson. proprietor Of
the PYeble and Ottawa hotels in Portland, u
reported in Fridays Journal, are said to b
considerable, but the present claims are MOI
large. The creditors Who have attached ths
property are Mr.. Gibson's friends and have
taken this action - . precautionary measure
| some Of the smaller creditors thfsaseninG 4
make trouble il their bills are nos paid .
once Mr.. Gibson will continue his business
st both hotels. The cause Of the psessn
embarrassment dates back TO the burning o
the Ottawa
/ On The day the Presidential train rolled in
70 Ellsworth, one Of the many tospsdoe
which had been placed on The fsils. psoject
ed By explosive force entered the Isg of HI
L. C. Beckvith shove de knee, esssing
painful veund vhich vss dsessed By Ne'
] fosk sssgs3s vbs hsppesed - b. pssssn
, Mf. Bsekvifh tbssgh ssResisg esasidsfabl
vais y seaa1ily f0Dsevfng-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
AUGUSTA II.

kennebee line Of steamer, but nov running
On the Metropolitan line Of New York. 70 il
he city o. shors visit.
| Geoeye Franhlin Of Eliaabesh. N. j.. ID
spending . short vacation With friends IN
Randolph-
Charles rinkham and family. were arrival,
On the Star. Friday morning. They intend
70 locate in this city permanently.
The usual services will b held at the
Methodist church on Monday. Prayers.
$50; Sunday school. l0.45; preaching BY
the pastor, S.%5, subject. True religion
brings true honor; praise and conference
meeting, 7.30 P. N.
very pretty wedding occurred at the
residence Of G. W. Moore, on Windsor
street, Randolph, last Thursday evening.
The marriage ceremony wAs performed BY
Rev. G. W. Hunt, and the contracting par
ties we're VIM. +. Littie6eld, of Littleheld
Bros, harness dealers in Gardiner. and C.
May Moore. young lady well-known in
Randolph.
Judge Spear Of HAllovell. vas in the city.
Friday.
". L. Noble Of New York, is visiting in
the city for few days.
The street commissioner 10 doing some ex-
eellent work in the way Of improvements
around the city. The walk in front Of the
Lincoln street schoolhouse 10 being graded.
while new sidewalk extension 10 being built
from Lincoln street up to Liberty street.
Besides the above several other improve
ments have been made on Water street, all
OF which are greatly appreciated BY the pub
lie.
On Thursday, Rev. o. Tyler Of this city,
united in marriage. Warren Blodgett and
Caroline Ware. both of Pittston.
=. Il. Hollister Of Providence, 10 guest At
the Evans.
George Douglass Of Boston, is in Randolph.
making his parents 4 visit.
What Gardiner people are anxious to see
is game Of ball between our merchants and
lawyers, similar to the one recently played in
Augusta. There is = gold mine of sport in
il, and some one should agitate it. Gentle
men, talk the matter up, and let Us have .
game.
The baggage master At the depot reports
ar. unusually busy season this summer in his
line of work. During the month Of July |
1881 pieces of baggage were handle |. while |
the amount handled this month bids fair to |
nearly double it.
+. +. Archer, Portland; and G. S. Ring, |,
Boston, are guests at the johnson. |
A. NJ. Wheeler, the hair dresser, has |
'eeured the services of W. p. McCobb, q |
competent Bost on barber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

NORWAY, Aug. 16.
Buildings of Cloyd Andress on Alpine
street in the limits Of South Paris corpora
ton. took Ere about seven o'clock, THURS
day evening, The hose companies of the
Norway Village Corporation were soon or
the spot after the alarm was given, and sue
ceeied in saving all except the stable and its
contents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

NEW BEDFORD, Aug. l6.
Under the escort of Hon. Chss. s. Ran
dali, accompanied by Liuet.l Parkerso of the
navy and George l.. Connor. general pas
senger agent Of the Old Colony Railroad,
Mrs. Harrison reached this city shortly after
fve O'Clock this afternoon, where she vas re-
ceived by Mrs. Randall and Hon. Walter
Clifford, mayor. Mrs Harrison entered
Randalrs carriage and was driven to his resi-
dence. Afterwards she took short drive
about the city and was driven to Pearl street
station where she took the train for Fall
River, en- route to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

NEW YOKK, Ass. II.
lion call easy. ranging from To- =.
Prime paper nj VI 70 81.
Exchange, 6u!l and stsady.
ftoyernine I bond dpi, aud steady.
Railroad bond, quiet, generally strong.
The following are the closing QU0tafloo1 ~ ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
Were the Gifts Presented at the 25th
Wedding Anniversary OF Post Com
maDder John o. Shaw.
BATH, Aug. rs.

BATH, Aug. l6.
The Right Eminent Past Commander John
.. Shaw, on the occasion of his 25th we'd
ding anniversary, this evening was presen.e d
with the past grand commanders jewel o +
gold, studded with diamonds, by the Knights
Templsr of Maine. 1t is the most elegant
jewel ever presented in this State. Vice
Eminent Deputy Grand Commander Edwin
NJ. Fuller made very impressive presenta-
ton address, and WAS happily responded to
by Commander Shaw. The Dunlap Com
mandery was present in full force. Past
Commander Shaw entertained his friends
right royalty. Many tother rich and beauti-
full gifts were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw from Grace church and personal
friends. Among the presents were gold
ladies in plush cases, a triple mirror with
hammered silver case and an elegant water
color of Fort Popham.
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ooFF AHEAD.
Examinations oil the Special Committee
Add Fifty More Votes to His Plural
ity.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 16.

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 16.
The special committee of the legislature
which has been in session for the past four
months examining depositions in the gnber-
material contest, will tomorrow complete the
reading of the evidence from all counties,
except Mercer and Mcdowell. Investigation
so far developed the show election a singu-
larly fair one. No genuine frauds were dis
covered. OF the several hundred votes
attacked as illegal, scarcely one-tenth were
thro ~n out and these only upon technical
grounds. General COTS plurality has not
been wiped out. With two counties yet to
be read he still has an advantage Of about
so votes. His original plurality was 10.
This has no reference whatever TO the alle-
cations Of frauds on the part Of the return
ing boards after the votes were cast which
affected the election Of congressman.
The legislative committee has not gone into
this matter.
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MRs. MAVERICKS SENTENCE.


LONDON, Aug. l6. .
The Lancet. after a thorough review Of
the medical testimony In the Maybrick case,
says; I'VE have no desire that royal prcroga-
tive Of mercy should not be exercised IN this
ease, but as duty to the living relatives Of
the dead. to the psins.tsking. fearless and
honest jury aud 10 one Of the greatest names
OF the English bench, We solemnly assert 40
our unbiased opinion, that the ver,iicv ar
rived at ON Mrs Maybricks trial vas war
rsnted by evidence"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
FUNERAL OF TERRY.
The Wife Throws Herself Upon the
Open Caskst.

STOCKTON, Cal. Aug. IS.
The funeral of David 5. Terry vas held
here today. The body was removed from
the morgue at noon and Was taken to the
Episcopal church, where it lay in state for
two hours and was viewed by great num-
Der of people. Mrs. Terry occupied . pew
near the casket and watched the face of the
dead all the while. Several times she lef,
her seat and threw herself upon the cssket
The service vas read by one Of the vestry
men Of the church. The body was buried
in the cemetery at Stockton.
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SEASONS SPORTS.


At Cleveland.
lsSAS ;S9
bostcu. 90 % o 3 o I & lis
Cleveland. 90 o o o o D 0 90
Hits, Cleveland 3 boston ~. Errors.
Cleveland Is. Boston 5. Batteries, Beatin
Sutcii6e. Ciarkson aud Bennett.
At Pittsburg.
1884 is9
Pittsburs, ololos s.,
New York, llolol O--t
Hits. Httsbarg ., New York IL Errors,
Httsburg I, New York l. Batteries, Ssalcy
and Miller, Crane and Ewing.
Al Chicago.
las -S9
Chicago, 0ls sO0oas x-lo
Washington. S0oos Go
Hits, Chicago I, Washington IL, Errors.
Chicago Z, Washington ls. Batteries, pwyer
and Farrell, Haddock and Mack.
Indianapolis game postponed on account Of
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
BOTH BBoIN WITH B'S.
BonapaItists and Boulan sists OF One
Accord

PARIS, Aug. l6.
At u grand Ronapartist banquet given here
last night 1000 persons were present. Every
mention OF the name Of Boulsnger by the
speakers was greeted with Acclamations.
Gen. Du Barail presided. In q speech he
said that Gen. Boulanger alone among the
republicans, remained faithful to tir national
tradition OF the 60 Ebisci,e. What could be
conceived more odious, he skcd, than .
traitorous Judiciary trap called = trial by the
high coart Of the Senate. A. \ soldier he
felt wounded in his military honor upon see-
ing the officer and high digntary Of the
Legion Ut Honor, after serving his country
for thirty years, put in balance against cvi-
',eucr of satdirrs and abject spies.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

.WAsHISGrON, Aug. is.
Pensions havsfbeen granted to the follow
ing residents of Maine;
Restoration and reissue, Daniel W. Emer-
500. deceased; increase, Orlando ]. Baglev.
Edwin A. Pratt, Robert Cain Charles l..
Wing, John King, George Mosher, Abby,
widow Of Daniel W. Emerson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
COMING SURE.
Good Words for the Northern Maine
Railroad.


PoRrLaSp. Aug lG
.The Na,thern Maine Railroad is coming,
sure" said a level headed railroad man TO
Lay. and who is one of the directors of the
Maine Centrsl railroad company. The dl-
rec,ors will meet in Portland next SATURDAY
s,,rau,,n and a committee is TO be appointed
IN eepfer with the management OF the North.
AZ, Maine X. Il Co, aud others Interested
!, relation a. tie construction OF the road.
Tbe Msine Central is willing To build 1t or
have other parties build and then lease 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

BIppEFoRD, Aug. TO.
The result Of the ballot by mail for omcer'
~ the Maine division Of the League Of Union
Wheel men is ~ follows: Chief consul
Dr. Geo. 4. Dow Of Portland; vice consul
Cvrus ID. Rstchekier Of Sanford; represent
.,;,e James o. Whittemore of Fairfield
secretary and treasurer, A. L. 7. Cumming
Of Biadefosd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17


RICHMOND, Aug 1G.
Shipments have been made from the old
Lincoln ice houses, now owned by the
Morses, - folio~s, this month: Schooners
J. d. Robinson. s72 tons; Oliver 8. Barrett,
s6s tons; Mary J. Hubbard, s7s tons ;
George Tsulane, IT,, s27 tons; Joel Cook,
G27 tons: Clara Lesvits, III tons, making .
total Of 4577 tons.
General Joseph Toiman, the f4m,a.
d~arf, 1ies III as his home, suffering from
partial paralysis, his legs being affected.
The General will be twenty-eight years OF
sge next December, and is known every;
where. having Travelled extensively With the
LiIlipusian Opsn Company, Forepaugh'i
Circus aDd other companies. The General
rs married tvo years ago to the celebrated
Gernan Rose In Bosom.
Parties supposed 70 be came Who Afed pie
toi shoss throazh the window Of Mr.. l.. C.
Ievis' resid4ncs. Thursday night, siso hsed
several into tbe hone Of SsvsIl Plsmnes,
Soas oss has also broken ess several ef ~
~isdsws II d. A1eMndsf scheoi bsuss
Dissics No. Z. Tksss e9ssdns vill psobabl!
'.sn - bsssghs = sssssse ~ thsis dssaA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
A Persistent Piottor Row arded

LoSDoS. Aug iG.
The Czar has conferred the Cross Of ~.
S,anislas upon ex-Capt Agruef the notorious
abdnctor of Prince Alexander Of bulgaria
and persistent plotter against the present
regime in Bulgaria. This act Of the Casr 10
regarded as open hostility To bulgaria, -
well as menace To the Porte, Agruen being
Turkish outlaw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

Visits Secretary Blaine at Bar Harbor
Met at Bangor by Cougressman
Boutelle.
BANGOR, Aug. l6.
Boutelle

BANGOR, Aug. l6.
Hon. William Walter Phelps, U. S. min
lister to Germany, passed through here this
the Misses Blaine, enroute to Bar Hsrbor,
where Minister Phelps and his daughter will
spend = week with Secretary and Mrs
Blaine. He was met at the depot here by
Congressman Boutelle, who congratulated
him upon his brilliant success in the Samoan
conference and its fitting recognition by the
President. Mr. Phelps will sail for Berlin,
Sept 10th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

PORTLAND. Aug. is.
Alvin Deering, one Of Portland's oldest
and most respected merchants, died Friday,
aged "A years. He was born in Paris. Me,
and in his earlier years worked on the Port
land Advertiser. Later he was publisher
of the Porta.ld Transcript. For Al years he
was a grocer on Congress street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

| Thursday proved another lowery day o
Camp Benson. with less rain than on pre-
| ceeding days. However, the boys in blue
enjoyed themselves by gathering around in
groups. rehea-sing old "reminiscences, awak
ing old memories and 20 the day vas passed
quite pleasantly, with fresh arrivals on every
train.
Walking the creased pole attracted large
crowd and afforded large amour. of amuse-
ment to the spectators. The pole was forty
feet in length. smoothly peeled, creased With
lard and run out over the shallow waters of
the lake. To the extreme end was attached
five dollar note, and several unsuccessful
attempts were made to gain the coveted
prize by various competitors, each Attemp
resulting in ducking for the participant in
it. Finally the goal vas reached by Grin
Folsom of Northport, who managed to grasp
the prize in his hand just Is he slipped into
the water.
Then the comrades held an old fashi oned
Informal campfire in the pavilion. Col.
Harris opened the ball by announcing a
prize Of one dollar for the biggest lie told
Several comrades tried their skill with more
or less success but finally their patr otic en-
thusiasm got the better of them and some
very feeling speeches were made, especially
one by Comrade j. Friend of Ripley, who
drew forth frequent applause by his eloquent
remarks on the grand old army and its devo-
ton TO the country in her hour of need.
These campfres are to be made daily at
traction. The Corinns cornet band furnishes
fine music and draws forth very favorable
comment upon their skill.
So far but one arrest has been made for
drunkenness and he was let 20 upon promise
of better behavior. fhe association will
allow no liquor on their srsuods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

LONDON, Aug. 10.
A manifesto signed by Bouisnger. Count
Dillon and Henri Rochefort calls the action
Of the Senate court an org,e Of arbitrary
rule, caiumDy and mcndacity, and declares
that spite of fresh coups d'ctat are preparing
in the dark, the .igners have continued
confidence In the electorate of France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17
Killed by Carbolic Acid.

RoeKLAND, Aug. I6.
Mrs. Ann 1. Thorndike, wife of Emery
Thorndike, died last evening, probably from
dose of carlo C acid. \ solution taken BY
mistake. Sh" As attending case of malig-
nant diphtherit and intended to take stimu
liant A. preventative.
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PROVINCIAL DENOMINATIONS
Under Count Tolstoi's Scheme Abas-
doned.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 16.
An ukase has been issued sanctioning pro
vincial reorganizatiOns under Count Tolstoi's
scheme. The clause creating district hea's
Of administration appointed exclusively by
the crown. does not apply to Poland, the
Baltic provinces, White and Red Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

New YORK, Aug. lG.
VIM Trainer, who attempted to rob the
money broker Goetz Lote At his office at SO
Broadway at the point of 4 pistol, was this
afternoon sentenced by Judge Gildersleeve
TO fifteen years in the State prison at bard
labor. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

That Got Away With the Diamonds Of
New York jewellers,


NEW YoKk, Aug. 16.
Jewellers and others " no occupy the build
ing 1856 Broadway. suffered the loss Of rings.
diamonds and other articles Of jewellery
amounting to $500, turing the past two
months Today Thomas Donahue, aged 20
son Of the jsnitress Of the building, vas ar
rested on suspicion of having committed the
rohberies. A lot Of stolen property VA
found in Donahue's possession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-17

The petitions circulated in Portland, Fri
dsv. in favor of Mr. Maybrick received
200 sieners, included such names - Mayor
Melcher, Judge Cleaves, Gen. Cleaves.
Judge Gould, Judge Symonds and peoninenf
Iauyers and merchants.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
nE. naybrick's Sentence 10 be
COMMITTED,
Boulaueeus Manttssto--Tho Cuar'o Uoa-
tility to Bulgaria.

LoNnox. Aug. 10.
The press association states that Homo
Secretary Matthews gill rcccommsnd to the
Queen the communication of the death sentence
of Mrs, Msybriek 20 penal servitudc for life.
The communication Of the sentence will BE- an.
noanced after the queen has given formal
assent.
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RUN DOWN IN T6E roc.
a Rock,and Fisn srman Caught up by
the Paddle Wheels oi o'' JON"
steamer.
rs,ee,al to the Kennebec Journal. J

RoeKL.Np. Aug. 10.
John Halversou. of this city while out TINS
morning in a small sailboat fishing near o~ls
Head wa. run into in the fog by one OF the
boats of the International Line, ths' runs
hs,veen Boston and st. John Haiverson
80. carried, around in the paddle wheel OF
m. ho,t several times before the boat cou'd
be stopped He VAS taken out aiise i''"
the paddle box
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NEw YORK, Aug 16.
The envoys of Brazil to the international
American copzres. to be held in Washington
In October, arrived here today on the steam
er Alliancia. The party we're met and well
coined BY a number of local officials and
Brazilian residents.
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York Beaeh-s Annual Illumination.


PORTSMOUTH Aug. l6.
The annual illumination Of York Beach
took place tonight. Hotels and private resi-
dence. we're literally adorned with Chinese
lanterns and presented . Inc appearance.
Music vas furnished by bands from kenne-
hunkport and Great Falls. Ten or twelve
thousand persons we're present.
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Not Introduce Tithes Bill.

LoSpoS, Aug. lG.
After a serious and protrscted oppo sition,
Smith. the government leader, stated that
the Overnment would not Introduce the new
Tithes bill
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National League Standing


Sr. JoHS. N. b, Aug. l6
The Augustus met with their second defea,
from the st. John boys today. The score
stood to in favor Of the latter. Timely
hitting tells the story.
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Sullivan Found GUILTY..

PuRvIs, Miss, Aug I6.
The jury In the trial Of John l.. Sullivan
today found him guilty Of prize fighting. A
motion for arrest Of Judgment will be heard
tomorrow.
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Attachment. Placed BY Employees.

PALnER, Mass, Aug. Is.
Twenty Eve attachments were placed yes-
ter,lay upon the property Of Elijah Shaw Of
wsles, BY his employees. Shaw will prob
ably hle petition Of insolvency early nexI
week
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At CAMP sEnsoH.
Walking the Creased Pole and O&Asr
Amnas0ons.

NEvpoEr, Aug. l6-
The Department Conmandes vas pFesen
this afternoon. A very large crowd in At
tendance. The ladies' brigade Mrs. Jane,
s. Grindle, colonel commanding, held . dresl
parade this afternoon ana made . fine ap.
pea.snce. Much credit 10 due Miss Halle
Rollins Of the command vho 10 adjutant Of
the brigade, for her Ane military appearance
while giving the command. Follow ing 10
the programme for tomorrow:
Sunrise gun.
Reveille.
Breakfast call.
Fatigue call
Surgeons call.
Gnafd mount call.
Band concert
Walking creased pole.
Camp fire.
Dinner.
Officers call
Baseball game between the Pit,s6elds and
Guy Bros. nine.
Dress parade.
Band concert.
Supper.
Retreat At sunset.
Entertainment by Guy family.
Dancing.
Tattoo 8 r. NJ.
Taps 10 p. NJ.
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GARDINER.

Jmpr ovements Being Made b : the
Street Commissions edding In
Randolph Of Ball Being Asi-
tated-Items and Incidents.
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RrcHMoHD.

Ice Shipments. Parties W no are Firing
into Houses and Committing Dsprs-
dations.
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Chicago Produce Aaskst.
CHICAGO. Aug. u.
tLOuK--- prices quiet.
Wheat weaker, 10. . SeDe511, 75ANo
~. . red, 7sa10.
COgN---No .. S5i.
OATs--Eo. ., 1ttni
BYE---Quiet at i2a43&
BAHLsf---Bomi
PosH--A v 1fs is
LAnD--ats "a 8 &c
hort cI.ar 8 81