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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-02
WORLDS FAIR BILL PASSED.
Illinois Legislature Rejects Eight Ho ur
Section and Adiuurns.


Section and Adjourns.
SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 1.-The House and Senate
OF the illinois state legislature this
evening finally passed the Words ia
bill, aftsr knocking out the .ighthour
section after long d. bate in both houses and
the conference COMMITTEES. The opponents of the
section holding that ii was speciaI legislation
and unconstitutional, its friends finally cor.
scented to its elimination from the bill on r-.-
diiion that JOINT resolution be sdaysed re-
questing the directors to make eight hours the
rule. This was done and the legis AZURE adj
journed sine die.
CHICAGO, Aug. L--Washington park may be
the site OF the south division of the Worlds
fair Tinker the terms of the park bill its sub
stItutt'n for Jackson park may be necessary
The $4,000 allowed to be devoted to making
necessaro improvements will not be enough by
half or a third of what will be
needed TO drain. fill and put in
order leo acres of unimproved ground
in Jackson park Washington park Is on high,
dry land, and it is asserted could obtain ample
water communication with the city be connec-
ton with Jackson park and Lake Michigan
Washington park is nearer the city's business
district by four miles and has better railroad
facilities than Jackson park.
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Rio JAxErRo, Aug LA company has been
formed here for the purpose OF assuring the sta
oility Of coffee quotations and to facilitate bust
meas IN that commodity. Agencies will be es-
tabliahed in London, New York, Hayre and
Hamburg. Shares in the new company 70 the
amount OF Is, 900 have been subscribed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The board OF managers
OF the coffee exchange recommend that coffee
from North and Central America, the East and
West Indies and South America, in addition 20
Brazil. will be good delivery. the coffee from
Brazil only being delivery heretofore before TO-
day. This IL is said, will do away with the
poeSibilftv of corners
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ST. Paul Races.

81. PAUE Aug. 1.-The track was perfect.
Summary:
All ages, mile-Jennie Gronrud won, Little Joe
second, Flora Mcdonald, third. Time, 1:49lz
Two-year-olds. I've furlongs--Ann Elizabeth
won. Anarchist second, Silver charm third.
Time. l:0215.
Hotel Ryan handicap, 3-year-olds and up
wards, mile and half-Prince Fortuna.us won,
Outbound second, Miss Leon third. Time.
2:s71a
A ages, mile-Onlight won, Bertha second,
Rimni third. Time, 1:i2A.
Three-year-old and Upwards mile and one
Acknowledgment won. Lord Of the aarem
second, Barney third Time, l:57z.
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DOCTOR INSULTS A LADY.

Her Honor Avenged by sharp.Toothed
Dog and Brass Knuckles.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. L-Dr. Herman Fisher,
prominent physician of the South side, is lying
at his house in a critical condition as the re.
suit Of. according to the story. indiscreet
remarks to lady patient, Mrs.
Ernest Bertram. 1t is stated that Mrs. Bertram
Informed her husband. who went to Fishers
house, taking with him q large New
foundland dog. On gaining admittance
he set the brute on the doctor, who was badly
lae,rated by the dogs teeth. Bertram then ad.
ministered terrible thrashing to Fisher, using
q pair of brass knuckles.
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CHICAGO BOSS CARPENTERS.

Unable to Enforce Lockout as Per Their
Their Agreement.
CHICAGO, Aug. Lack OF general attempt
by the new Boss Carpenters Association to
carry out todsy's policy EN- bodied in the resolu-
tons adopted last night was surprise, even to
the Journeymen Csrpenters' council. About
600 memhers of the Bosses Association last
night adopted q resolutso refusing what was
previously agreed upon, an advance of "a cents
an hour.
OF 5000 journeymen dependent upon the new
bosses only about 400 quit work today. Whether
or not a general strike viii again be declared is
mooted question. IL is asserted by some that
the council, instead of advising a strike, pro-
poses to settle the matter in court
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THE BRITISH IN AFRICA.


USH1AsH Nu1efuibi hixhts-PortugueSe
Seize English Steamer.
LONDON, Aug. LIN the commons today Sec
Rotary Ferguson declared that no permission
haa been accorded Germany to establish pro-
tscttve tariff on the Zanzibar mainland. The
sultan had bound himself not tofallow any
trading monopoly within his territory.
Ierguson confirmed the reports that the
British last African Compsny's steamer James
Stevenson had been seized by an officer of the
Forfu9usse navy. He states also that the British
minister at Lisbon had been instructed TO re-
monstrate with Portugal against the seiznre
ana demand panishmcnt OF those who seized
he1teamef
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THE mEsmEs TIGHTENrNG.
Important Evidence Against Fire-Bu,
williams.

Some very important testimony In the case of
fire-bug Charles Williams has been unearthed
BIZ Detective J. l. Bsrcs. Thursday night he
located woman. one of the employees of the
rsstaurantin the Overland house block, whose
name is Withheld, to whom Williams offered SEQ
to fire the houss week before the work was
done, by Harvey Neil and Charles THOMPSON.
The police are jublant over the fact that the
quarantine OF the county jail prevented VIII
iams' hearing coming up Tuesday. There is no
question now as TO the case that the state will
present against Williams and the officers are al
ready specializing on his sentence.
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For low rates. excellent accom- nooafions and
az the features that constitute q successful and
enjoyable Trip 10 the East. take the Northern Pa
clnc. through vesubule trains 20 ST PAU,
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago cons sung of
dining. drawingroom and sleeping cars New
tourist sieepers under the direction o! the Pull
man Palace Car Com psny are sttached TO daily
through trains No better service 10 be found
A. Chlberg. city ucket agent. us second street
Boston block: ( 1onkln. depot ticket agent. Sc
attic
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SARATOGA, Aug. L-Summary:
Six urongs-stratagem won, Tourist second,
Wambago third Time, LOO
Mile and seventy yards-Lucile Crete won,
Dilemma second, Big Brown jug third Tine.
1:5xlz.
six furlongs-Fioamede won, Eminence Sec
ond, Zsa 'hird. Time, lis.
Miie-Puzzle won Fellowship second, Happi-
ness third. Time, i:46H
Three-quarter mile-Viiette won, Genevieve
second, Satisfaction third. Time, LIS.
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All merchants appreciate the fact Of selling
out during the dull months goods tina, will be-
come shopworn by carrying them over TO the
next season. Mr.. J. X. Basye. the leading
ieweler of this c ~, realizing this fact has
81 Union Sqdare. who Immediately upon the
advent OF anything new in the iewelry line.
sends il 70 Mr.. basye, at So4 Front street thus
enabling the Sestte buyer 70 obtain the very
latest IN diamonds, iewelry and silver ware
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcURA, &c.: SOAP,
25c.: REsoLyENr. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
F3-send for How to Cure Blood Diseases"
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ROCHE HAReoR, WASH.

Elegant summer resort. Just finished. New
and clean. Fine bathing. boa Tag, fishing and
hunting. Locates on SAN Juan Island, and sur.
rounded By the mstchless beau v of the San
Jnau Archipe ago. Most del ghtful spot in the
Northwest for pleasure, health or rest Daily
mail. Two to four steamers per day Direct
communication by steamer Premier Tuesdays
a a Fridays, midnight Rates s. per day. By
the week or month. dress Tacoma and Roche
Harbor Lime Company, Roche Harbor.
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THE PAN-AMERICANS.
General Riyas, the Salvador
Rebel, Executed in Public.
tlls CORPSE ON ExHislrlon.
Muadssds Is Persons shot Dead in
Streets o. alv.dor-rroubIe In
Busnos Ayrss Not Yet Ended.

- LbxETAD, AuR. 1.-The news is confirmed
q q tne oefeet Of General Rsvas by government
tFoope under General Ezeta- Rivas escaped
1Eo1 ne capital last night but was pursued
teken prise ner few miles out Of the city.
1nm morning he was pnblicly shot aud his
cQfpoe exposed no the Plaza Armaa II il re.
pokeoa inst many prominent persons are COM
psoU1oed, and strict inquiry ID being made re-
nxQing the kivas conspiracy. The siege lasted
10y houuL The capital suffered considerable
1amaee.
Aundfeds Of peFsons were shot dead in the
1ee2 The government forces which took
peft ~ the overthrow of Rfyas are now dis
poeed 70 return to the frontier II necessary.
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MECCA PILGRIMS.
Mystic Shriners From the East Guests of
seattle.

A dozen members OF the Mecca pilgrimage
party. now making . tour of the Uni ed
Slates visited SEATTLE yesterday. Their
names were Mr.. II. W. Crawford. Mr.. S.
NJ. Munson, Mr.. Eiwood Smith, Mr. David
X. Alling and Mr.. Charles F. Root, of New
haven; Mr.. Caleb A. Grannis, of Bridgeport;
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Durant and daughter and
Mrs. Margaret d. Taylor. of Bethel. Conn.
They were shown over the city by friends, and
were greatly pleased and surprised at the sights
whichsthey saw, aud were sorry that the larger
part of the parry, witch were left in Tacoma,
had rot come up also.
The whole party numbers eighty-fve persons.
and they are ali members of the Mecca Tempe
OF the Ancient Arabic Order of Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, OF New York city. They started
west June p. ard in the West have visited
Spokane Falls. Hell ma, Yellowstone Park, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago. From Wash
inston they go south to San Francisco AID other
points, aud expect TO get home again on
August 81
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Hamburg.
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She Saw Her Lover Hanged.

LANCASTER, S. c.. Aug l-Rockel Gates and
William Clynurn. eolored. were hanged here 10.
day for the murder of August Hennis, white.
The wife If the murdered man, who eonspired
with the negroes TO cause her husbands muir
der. watch the execution from her cell with in.
difference. 1t is said she was in love with Cateo.
hence the murder of her husband She is
awaiting trial now.
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WATER AT LAST.
The New Pumps at Lake Washington
Started.

Started.
Tha new pumps OF the city water-works at
Lake Washington were started up last evening
about 7 o'clock. and were run until the new
mains were flied. The pumps worked all
right aud the mains were easily filed.
Today the pumps will be started up
and the city viii have what ii has been praying
for ever since the fatal 9th OF June-a fair sup
ply OF water.
The Insurance Union viii probably take meas
ures toward reducing rates in the business dis
trict at once, provided the new system works
satisfactorily.
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riim. PLANNERS Bound over.

Barnard f. and Thomas J. Buell.. the two
young men arrested for working the S. and 81
change game on various parties, were found
guilty before Justice Miller yesterday In the
first case Thomas Buell. was fined $50 and costs
for petty larceny, ami in the xs case both the
brothers were remanded TO jail in default OF $3.50
bonds each 10 appear before the superior court
on a charge of obtaining money under false
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Panama Canal Finances.

PARIS. Aug. L-Bonaparte wyse, agent for the
nouiiator of the Panama Canal Company, sends
= dispatch saying he has made searching and
INSTRUMENTATION with satisfactory re-
suits. II has been proved that 1t is possible
with economy to realize the sum OF 10000, 900
francs. and negotiations are proceeding satisfac-
<-ll-
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vu..ian Aayanoe An Ch,na.

s.. PETERSBURG, Aug. MOSCOW capitalists
have petitioucd the government to extend Rus
zion influence in China by supporting the foan-
s5stIon OF the Moscow Asistic bank. in oppo-
sstion Ia the German bank at shanghai
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rurki.h Outrag.. An Armen,..

CoTsTANTINoPLE Aug. 1.-The Armenian
patriarch has resigned. Dispatches from Erivan
say that the condition OF the Armenian peasants
OF the AlashRerd district is miserable beyond
description. Petty Turkish officials urge the
Kurds to harrass the villagers Christians
throughout the district are praying Russia
interfere and deliver them
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4 strange Ceineidence.

a.rnAuxxro, August LIS C. pelion came
=, sais isv last night and registered at the State
Nome hotel He had $3.50 In coin. which he
hsrded 10 the night clerk for safe keeping. This
morning be presented himself At the Office and
wss met by the announcement that bis money.
slerk Morton and aeoat 81 900 belonging to the
Anfcl had fffsannQared.
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r,.rc. Storm IN Rhaas uslapd.

Providence. r. l., Aug. l-Eariy this morn
ing violent wind, accompanied by terrible
rain, passed over Warwick down the west shore
of the bay. and az Riekety point ploughed its
way across the water TO the eastward. striking
between warrsn and Bristol child was
killed by lightning and many buildings demol-
fshad
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NoRIHEKN PACIFIC RAILROAp

Tourist sleeping cars daily between Seattle
and Chicago. twenty-five miles the shortest
route and seven hours and thirfy-six minutes in
advance OF competing lines A. Chilberg, city
tnket agent 71e Second street. Boston block; L
1onkln, depot ticket agent, seattle.
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Starvation in the soudan.

CAfRo. Aug Famine prevails in the Sou
dan. In some parts OF the country deaths from
starvation average 100 daily.
Nine thousand acres OF cotton land in the pro-
vince Of Gerbieh have been covered with an
Inflow OF salt water and growing crops des.
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I. fnlel. he tn n had two of
them on each hand. and as
bis blood b game more and
more impure, 1t took less
time for th m to break out.
4 sore came on the chin,
be- cath the under lip, which
was very offensive. His
head was one solid scab, DIS
C arging & or at deal. This
was his condition at TIVE ty-
wo mouths o d, when / un.
iertook tn care Of him. his
mother having died when he
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Mrs. Elzabeth Potts, who with her husband
Josiah Potts, was hanged at Elko. New, last
June, for Ri ling Miles Fawcett. was formerlv
the wife of the murdered man, having nsrried
him under the assumed nsne OF Elizabeth An.
erton. Fawcet s knowledge of the woman's
criminality wss probably the motive for the
-
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood Purifier, Internally Ito cleanse
the blood of all impurities aud poiso nous ele-
ments and thus remove the cause). AMI CUTr-
cURA. the great Skin Cur a. d CUIIcuRA SOAP
an exqnist Skin Beau ifier. extern liy ito ear
from pimples to scrofu n.
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Caterpillars Devourine Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug LA Ptcayunc's Austin,
Texas, special says: Millions of caterpllars
have invaded the fields in this section Of Texas,
and planters and farmers are busy poisoning
them. They are very bad along the Brazos
river, and 1t may be that the cotton crop of the
state viii be seriously injured.
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Train nersiled AZ KEN.

The following special dispatch from Kent re-
ceived by the Posr ISrELLI6ENcER late last
night explains why the Northern Pacific passen-
ger train did not arrive: "The Seattle passen-
ger tonight was derailed when leaving town to-
night The engine and coaches are of the track
right side up. VIII be delayed eight hours"
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TACOMA Aug. 1.-The wrestling match he.
tween J. P. Don neF, wei known in sound snort.
ing circles, and Grant. Of this citv. came of to-
night at the National thester. Victory perehes
on the hanoer OF Grant, he winning two fans
and Bonner one By a foul
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r. pec,de the Test Case =, pon,.

The Olympia correspondent of the Posr.TS-
TELueEscKR telegrsphed last night tina, the
supreme court viii probably hold a special ses
sion next Thursday, Ansust :. to try the test
suit in regard TO The legality of the Seattle bonds
aud those Of other cities which propose max
ing issues
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cholera Raging in Arabia.

LONDON. Aug. i.-Cholera is spreading nj
Mecca. On Wednesday eighty-one deaths from
the disease were reported and on Thursday
olrhty-four were recorded. All ports of the Red
"a, che Levant and Asia Minor have qusran.
lined against pilgrims
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Omaha Cattle yards Burned.

feeding plant at Gilmore, four miles below
South Omaha, was burned last night causing q
loss of $4,000; insurance. s65,0O0 The plant
contained 1000 stalls and covered five acres of
ground
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KILLED BY THE HEAT.
Eleven Victims of the Burning
Air of New York.
TwEnTY-EIGHT OTHERS FALL.
Severe Storm sweeps Over Rhode Island
Plague OF CaterpiIlars Laying
Texas Waste.

!. NEW YORK, Aug 1.-The number of victims
of the heat in New York. near as could be
learned this morning. was thirty-nine- Eleven
persons were killed by it and twenty-eight
ted
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SAtsEs 4 tItN " LIN.
Dress goods. all reduced. Chester clearv.

Pullman reservations made Tor al points Fas.
via the Northern Pacific railroad, the yesfihrle5
sleeper and ciniag-car line. A. Chtlharv rs,~
ticket agent. Ti6 second street, Boston blorks y
Tonkin, depot ticket sxeut seattle.
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Famous Trotters Dead.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. L-Near Paris, KY, the
trottitlg stallion Duquesne, record 2:l0s< died
yesterday. He was owned by Philip Hacke, OF
New York, and valued at $4,000. Gesrgie Alex
ander's Inez, 2:2olS, also dropped dead near
1800,
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shfnninx Infelligence

FORT TOWNSEND. Aug. l-Arrive-Str Queen,
Str George w. Elder. Depar,ed-Bktn John
wooster, Lumber, Nanaimo. Cieared-Str Queen,
GEORGE W. Elder. sitka
PoRT LUDLOW. Aug l--saiiea- Sycamore.
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ARIzoNAs POPULATION $1,000.

This IL the Territory Democrats Wanted
to Make State.
Tucson, Ariz., Aug. Returns of the census
supervisor give the population of Arizona mot
including Indians) $1,000 The three largest
towns are: Tucson. s. 1856. not including addi.
tons and suburbs. Phoenix. s,1l5; Prescott,
Sf2
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Brewers Combine to Fight License Law

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The big brewers of Chi
cago, 81. Louis and Milwaukee have com bined
TO fight the license law rs applied t. them, which
under the recen, decision of the United States
supreme court compels them TO pay q tax in the
city where beer is made and wherever il is sold
They will make test case TO settle the cues.
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Ytsiian Soldiers Desert by wholesale.

have occurred OF late from several Italian reri.
ments stationed along the French frontier.
This fact has induced the war Office 20 order
that these regiments be moved from their pres.
emit statious to the interior
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vessiblied
sleeper and dinlng-ssr roaEe. for all points East
A.Chiloerg. city ticket agent lie second street.
Boston block; / 1onkin. depot uckes agent
seattle.
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yan.lbar Forbias Sale of slaves.

GRSusAR. Aug. La decree by the sultan an
nounces that the ordinances relating TO slavery
generally viii be rs binding as before the Anglo
German agreement The sala of slaves is for
hidden and the sale OF dspots prohibited.
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Today,s Weather.

SAN FRAScIsco. Aug l--Forecast till P. m.
Saturday: For Washington-Fair wea her. ex-
cept light rain at Olympia and Fort Candy.
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dered Ward Cogsn, was held for trial to-day.
Judge LAWYER said in his opinion that the quss-
ton Of the defendants guilt should be deser-
mined BY a jury, and fixed the bail q 5000,
which Kerr furnished.
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San Francisco Slaughter Houses Burned.
San FkAScrsco, Aug 1.-The slaughter houses
OF d. W. Brown q Co. and r n. Wood & Co, at
South San Francisco were destroyed by fire last
night together with their cont snts, 1000 dressed
carcasses of h Is and sheep and COO live sheep,
la hogs and some other live stock.
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Gold shipments to Europ,

NEW YoRK, Aug. L-Arbuckle Bros have or.
dered $4,000 in gold bars for shipment to
Europe The total engaged this week is
sc AZ nnn
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The Race for the Goi.t Cur.

NEWPORT r. l., Aug. Lin the race for the
G9let cupt day by the New York Yacht Club,
the Volunteer won, beating the Puritan, Ka-
trina, Glosson and others
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A SCROFULOUS BOY
Running Sores Covered His BODY and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured
by Cutfcura hem edies.

When six months old, the left hand Of our
little gro idchild began TO we ], and had every
app arance of arge b Il. We p..ulticed it,
il becam running sore. Soon other s. res
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teamer Arrivals.
HoIEL DE HARo.

BRENERHAyES. Aug. l.-Trsve, New York.
New YORK, Aug. L-Aller, Bremen; Gellert
Hamburg.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The new board of general
appraisers organized here today aud elected Col.
onel Tichenor. of the District of Columbia, pres
ident.