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Senator stanford Loses Another Trotter.

Senator STANFORD Loses Another Tr0tter.
San FRANcIsco, Aug. 3.-Senator Stanford's
stallion Sport, eight years old, record, 2.22s4
died yesterday Of pneumonia and Inflammation
Of the bowels. The disease at Palo Alto seems
to be epidemic and many of the horses are
coughing. Bad water is supposed to be the
cause. Nearly all the thoroughbreds at Palo
Alto have been turned out on account of the
disease. The Hobart stock farm and San Jose
stables have also suffered severely and the great
stallion st. Ambroul has been taken to Stockton
to prevent his taking the disease. Sport was a
most beautiful horse. His sire was Piedmont
and dam Sontagg Mohawk and he could not
have been purchased for over 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

CINCINNATI. Aug 3.-A large meeting Of
members Of the Order of the Iron Hall took
place here last night. Resolutions we're passed
expressing the fullest confidence in Supreme
Justice F. d. Somerby and complimenting him
for his valuable services to the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

LONDON, Aug. Sat Bow street today Mar
garet Smith, teacher, and four others were
committed for trial on the charge Of having
conspired to defraud the estate Of the late John
Cornelius Park. They were charged with forg-
ing deed and with conspiring to obtain
f20, 600. The deed purported to be an agree
ment between the late Mr.. Park and Margaret
Smith. wherein il WAS set forth that the former
wished his son to marry Miss Smith, who, if
have ESQ 900, and il not E2O, 200. When Mr..
Park died and the son refused to marry her.
saying he knew nothing about her, Miss smith
claimed 600 600 from the executors. Justice
Romer dismissed the charge. The prisoners
put in q substantial defense
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Busy Works at Ph9nixville, Pa.

PHGNIxvIiLE, Pa, Aug. a.-Every depart
ment Of the Phoenix Iron Company was
started up last night for the first time in years.
The firm has received a number of orders from
Homestead and the works will run double turn.
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Died From Fever and Not in Battle.

DIED From Fever and Not In Battle.
ZANZIBAR, Aug. 3.-Letters from Capt. Luz
gard, the representative in east Africa Of the
British East Africa Company, under date Of
April have been received here announcing the
death of Mr.. Walter Fenwick De Winton from
fever at Unyoro in March. Mr.. De Winton, it
was before reported, had been killed in an en-
gngement with the natives.
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Death of Mr.. frieA.s Baby Boy.

PIrrssUHo, PA, Aug. "A death notice has
just been handed in at the Leader ONCE, an
nouncing the death Of the I've weeks old child
OF II. C. Frick. This is the child that was said
would be named for Mr.. c. A Dana OF New
baby was named Henry Clay Ffickl, j..
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EvEnY HousrxrEpras

EvEnY HousrKErpEas
WHO PURCHASES FROM US. UPON CREDIT.
SUMNER COMFORTS OR EVERYDAY
NECESSITIES ACKNOWLEDGES By
HER CONTINUED PATRON
AGE HER APPREcIA-
rIoS OF OUR
EQUITABLE
WHICH EVER DIRECTS HER OVER STRAIGHT
AND STEADY COURSE. NEVER RUNNING
AGROUND UPON SHOALS OF MIsREPREsENTA-
TON OR SINKING IN THE oUIcKsANDs OF
DECEPTION.
PLACING HER IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF
EVERY POSSIBLE CONVENIENCE. IT GRANTS
her TIE MOST LESIEST METHOD OF REPAY
MENr. ACCEPTING A MERE PIrrANcE FROM
THE SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY Or MONTHLY TOLL. EVER READY TO
ENTER HER HOME. AND REPLACING 1T WITH
BENEFAcTIoNs UNKNOWN TO ANY OTHER
SYSTEM
IN OUR REPLENIsHED PARLoRs SHE WILL
ALWAYS FIND A HANDSOME LINE OF ALL MAN
NER OF FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINGs.
REFRIGERAToRs. GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
BABY COACHES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS.
AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE 4 HERRMANN3
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsEa
H7. sl9. sci AND WI 7TH ST.
U3o eas MASS AVE NV.
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MExICO's RErRENCHMENr.
Many Expenses Will Be Topped on, b
Efficiency Will Be Maintained.


Efficiency Will Be Maintained.
CRY OF MEXICO. Aug. a-various rumors
regarding the financial policy of the govern.
ment have been in circulation recently to the
effect that sweeping economies we're being in
troduced. While it Is true that the govern.
ment is looping of many expenses it is the
policy agreed on to maintain at the pres
ent level of efficiency every branch Of the
public service and to carry forward to COM
pletion all the great public works now in pro-
cess of construction. The interest on
the debt held at home and in Europe
will be met with entire punctuality, as
the savings now being made will overcome
the increased cost Of placing gold for interes
abroad. The decline in silver has been a seri-
GUS matter for the government, bat the meas
ures taken will make interest payments easy.
Mexican capitalists continue to form new com
psnies, existing proof Of their belief in their
continuance Of good order and national credit.
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MORE MONEY RECEIVED.

Additional Subscriptions to the National
Encampment Guarantee Fund.
The following additional subscriptions to the
guarantee fund, national encampment GAR,
has been received by George T. Lemon, chair
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Death Of Rev. Columbus crec,.

Rev. Columbus Greene, the aged fath-r
OF Rev. Samuel H. Greene.
tne pastor OF Calvary BAPTIST
Church, died az the residence of his son Lac,
evening. The deceased was eighty wears IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03
Democratic Celebration a. I.ou,sv,,,..

Democratic Celebration at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 3.-Adlai Stevenson,
the democratic nominee for Vice President. has
telegraphOd that he will aSrive in the city this
evening to be present at the dedication Of the
Wattersor Clubs new home on 9th street
Thursday evening. Gov. Brown will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. Aug. a.-Flour steady-rcce,pts,
s,208 barrels; sales. $50 bushels. Wheat unset
tied, closing easy.-No. 3 red spot, ssslas2H; Au-
gust, saka s2;s: September. S2,saSSk; October,
SSk y; steamer No. 2 red. 76aIT-receipts, 1907
bushels shipments 600 bushels stock. 1.04s 65s
bushels; sales, 100000 bushels. Southern wheat
nrmef - Fultz, eoas3; Longberry, SiaSA Corn
nominal-mixed spot, IS: August, IS; September,
81: steamer mixed, so - receipts, 5,51o bushels;
stock, 161,sS bushels; Sales 1900 bushels. South
ern corn-whife easy, 5sa57: yellow steady, E5a
56N. Oats frmer-No. .. while western. Ssk a3s;
No. :; mixed western, IS asked-recepts, n,sss
bushels; stock, 143,5T4 bushels. Rye dull-No. 3
7lka12-receipts 100 bushels; stock, 7,40l bushels.
hay frm-good to choice timothy, 14-50a1s.s0.
Gram freights fairly steady. Cotton nominal
middling,. ~. Provisions steady-mess pork,
1880; bulk meats, loose shoulders, ~; long
cleaf. s4 clear rib sides, 81; sugar-pickied shoui-
ders 81; sugar-cpred smoked shoulders, sk; hams,
small; hA; large; Is lard. refined. So. crude,
to choice, 30a2l do imitation, 17a19 adle, fancy,
IL; do good 70 choice, 14a1s store-packed, 1sa15;
graas, Na1G Eggs steady-1l Cohee nrm-ldo
cargoes, fair. II; No. I, 1sk. Sugar nrm-granu-
lated, ~. Copper steady-renned. IN. Whisky
easy - 1.sSal.2& Peanuts - Virginia nrm; North
Carolina easy.
BALTIMORE, Aug. a-virginia threcs, 73xa
Nh; Baltimore and Ohio stock, s7k s9sA: Balfi-
more and Ohio 6outhw estern hrsts, 1O5Al06: do.
third incomes, ~ asked; Consolidated gas stock.
sskaeo4.
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Assistant Secretary Spaulding's Return.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Gen. Oliver L. Spaulding,
assistant secretary Of the United States treasury,
who has been making tour o: Europe, sailed
from Southampton for New York today on the
North German Lloyd steamer Spree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

A Bitter Attack on the German Chaucellor.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-The Tossische Zeitwng
today prints an article headed "Away with
Csprivi," in which it reviews the policy Of the
chancellor, which it criticises unsparingly.
The article compares the course Of the present
chancellor with that Of Prince Bismark during
his term of Office, greatly to the favor Of the
latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

Action Taken In the Cases Of Lovejoy,
L~ishman and Currie.
PrrrsBuRG, Pa, Aug. a.-The court refuses
to hear the cases Of Lovejoy, Leishmsn
and Curry, telling them to go
and deliver themselves up ~ did
Mr.. O'Donnell and Ross. Alderman King has
been sent for and it II the purpose Of the men
to surrender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

ST. JoKx, n. B., Aug. a-Ths Restigouchs
Spool Company's factory At Jacquet river was
destroyed By hre Last night Tia loss \ ssti-
mated at 80 900
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We MAxurAcrun.

We MAxurAcrunx
BADGES FOR EXCURSIONS.
BADGES FOR PICNYCs.
BADGES FOR SOCIETIES,
BADGES Fog PLEASURE CLUBS.
BADGES FOR POLITICAL CLUBS.
EN- MEYER
BADGE MAKER,
MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNIsHKR
S.s2 seventh u. je21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

At the State Department today II is said that
the United States has expressed its regret at
the unfortunate incident and that represents
tons will be made to Switzerland which,
it is thought. will be satiefactory The
governor of Maryland has not yet made HE re-
port upon the circumstances attending tie arres.
Of Mr. Georg at Bay Ridge recently, a. de-
scribed in TIE STAR. Mr.. Georg was charged
with having stolen the pocket book of a woman
who had laid il down on o counter while
making a purchase
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Range of thu Th-rm ,rn -,er.

The following were the temperatures a. tn,
office OF the weather bureau today: an, "A
pm, IS; maximum. 81; minimum. &C.
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DisfSxursd Her Rival for LIE,

DUBLIN, Ga, Aug. Sat Lothair, In Mont
gomery county, yesterday while Daisy johnson
was seated on the ground at . picnic Winnie
Davis walked mp 10 her and threw the contents
Of bottle of vitriol In her face. Jealousy over
the attentions Of q young man led to the act.
Miss johnson Il dis6gured for life, and may
lose her sight. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03
American Criminals In Cansda.

OTTAWA, ONr., Aug. s.-The British legation
at Washington has notified the department. Of
justice that the extradition of Rosenwing and
Harris, Pennsylvania refugees will be asked on
two counts Of robbery and murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03
Buccaneer Wins the Brighton Gu,

Buccaneer Wins the Brighton Cup.
LONDON, Aug s.-The race for the Brighton
cup was run at the Brighton August meeting
toeay. 1t was won by Lord Roslyn's Buccaneer
Mr.. Abington's Lady Roseberry was second
and Mr.. ]. N. Astley's Mr.. Price third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

SARAroaA, Aus. a-First race, pure eco,
six furlonga The race was won BY Paraeon,
Busted second and He'll Gate third. Tine,
l.17Z. =
Second race, purse e7oo, seven furloueu.
Huron won, Charsds second. verptils third
Time, La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney. 14l9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

M hsnB1fsn n1ttao snip 1Huncu6u.
LONDON. lug. 3.-The new second-class battle
ship Centurion was launched at Portsmouth to-
day in the presence Of q great throng Of specta-
tors. The Centurion is Of 10,500 tons, esti-
mated speed from Is to 49, knots with forced
drsught and II knots with natural draught.
She is sister ship Of the Barfeur.
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SINCERE REGRET EXPRESSED.

Making PREPARATION for MI. GeorE's Arrest
at Bay Ridge.
BERSE. Aug. s.-The Swiss government has
received from the United States an apology for
the arrest by mistake of an attachs of the Swiss
legation ut Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

Mr.. Glsdstone's Condition Better.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Mr. Gladstone Is much i'm
proved today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

The report that ReuyilIe, the venerable chief
Of The Wahpeton and sissston Indians, b dead
not tyua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-03

CHICAGO, Aug. . closing. - wheat-Augus
TN; September, TX. Corn-August, <ex; Sci
tembeT, 80. Oats--August, 81 Septembef, as
Pork September. las7K. Lard-Septembsf, rs
Rba-September, Tia
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MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
ofNOTHERs for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS II s0OTHES the
CHILD sOFTENs the GUNS ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND COL1C and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by druggists in evs-y part OF the
world be sure and ask for Mrs. winsiow's Sooth-
nssyrup" and take no other kind 70 cents bottle
d3I1y
HEADACHE NEURALGIA DIZZINESS.
H drunkenness. spasms, seepessness cured. DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free.
SCHILLER L STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave.
FoR DYSPEPSIA
USE BROWNS IRON BIrTERS.
Physicians recommendit-
All dealers keep Il. per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Hss k.ow ~ oll ssy1ne He Who hesi4tes 10 lost
10 certainly spp11ss with greet force In thines
Wa - knsv ysu srs right douT hesitate 10 say
n; vhsa yoa knov Whist you vs.s don't hesitate 20
asmaphM
WA - - 70 ~ boes1e % cARTER's LITTLE
LIVE Fills AsaS hsuaasss 10 ~ ron want CAR
T1-o'S dasS hssssss 10 - Inst you got cab
T-B1s~ - asuS hrssssss 10 refuse anything o.
SUsa 0vaO 'ssnsss 'c-A-R-T-E-R'-s'" or '.su.t
DOsaa0 C-A-npT-D-n,-a~ Thers = nothing %
essA o 'tc-A-A-x-E-As-a-" rhSy never fail
osaH hsaas1s 70 ~ - whsa limitations sns f-auh
- sowsa 10 yvu
Das hsassas 70 Asns.A ~ ssnuins cARTER's
uIzx1 LIvE1 PILxA.
AyosrrzvE cuRs ron slcK HEADACHE
auaufm snsu Dssa span Prics. ,se7
Causes. Car
sea Sfseasas
oAsToRIA
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PREPARE For FALL.
FursrsH YouR HOUSE Now.

FURNISH L OUR HOUSE NOW.
GRoaANs
MAMMOTH CREDIT Housx
sIs. sci anil ss8 7ta 81. NV.
FIJI .P B. Rom .aa Hnss K
Furniture ''''-'" -'
ON CREDIT
AtCash Prices
We are especially proud Of our
ssosI Of Pfrlor En , urs and. I'm
mert. you cannot realize its vast
PAILoR We are s,in Offering choice be-
FURNITURE SUITE i5r SIS cash or sso on credit
ON GREET in wiIioa Ras. Tspessry and i Bro.
Ps ih sa saim.iH can f Be- had sST ssr
in other stores
CHAMBER We hare Bed Room Furniture in
FURNITURE to have Your oyinion on the solid
On CREDIT. cash or els = tins ''' VII
Our second floor is devoted to
CARPETS able csn Ne found here .' We ' seii
ON I,-r ward cash 49, per ward c,,
CREDIT. Ter yard cash. 4Gs.- per yard on
lss ' ., sc 'l &c and shs as a. sae %:
waste in matching figures
We sell six-soo. Oak Extension
RRTPARE Table hr "a. % cash. e4.5o on
FoE B.: Quality 4o-Ib Hair Mistress.
o.. cash. IS On time.
FALL Woven Wire springs. % cash.
~ 20 On credit
Ou- system Of credits Is the sim
no ri-st and hest ever operat-d in the
District II offers the utmost
NOTES Freedom TO PATRONS and II
.aJerinf In many ways TO any sys
TO tenn IN use. Easy weekly OF
ntIly payments arranged to suit
SIGN. got Compare credit prfres
with cash prices elsswhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
DEATHS.

HANDKERCHIEF at 8 p. M. on
July 18th, at his residence, on Cedar street.
GEORGE BIINDBERGER, in the 4lst
year of his age. :
Funeral at st. Peters Cathedral at 8
o'clock THIS MORNING. Friends and ac-
auaintances are invited to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
GIBSON Died. in Newport News. Va.
Wednesday, July 18th, HARRIET
PHELPS GIBSON, in the 57th wear of her
age. widow of Charles NJ. Gibson and
mother of Dir. G. b. Powell, of West
Point. Va.
KIDD.-Died a. the residence of her
husband. No. 600 China street, Mrs. MARY
Nj. KIDD, wife of l.. 9. Kidd, in the 4lst
year of her age.
Notice of funeral will appear in Sundays
DISPATCH.
SATTERWHI'rE. Died. July 18TH. at
6;l5 o'clock A. NJ, at the residence OF her
parents, No. 814 north Twenty-third
street, ERNA BRUCE, only child OF
Kemper B. and Lurley +. Satterwhite.
aged IA months and day.
No little head upon my breast.
No foot upon my knee.
Dear Lord, how could we give our babe,
To any one but Thee?
Funeral will take place from the above
mentioned residence THIS AFTERNOON
at 5 o'clock. Friends and relatives OF the
family respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore and Meadville (Pa.) papers
please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
The CITY HALL FLOORING.
A Committee Looking Into the Material
to be Used.

An Adjourned meeting Of the Council
Committee on KetreIchment and Reform
was held IN the Office of Captain A. Is. Gull
gln .. o'clock yesterday afternoon and
turtlcr discussion concerning matters al
the new city Hall engaged in. There
were present Messrs. Allen chairman.
Gray. Guieon. Murphy, and King-the en-
ure COMMITTEES.
lAe question of the material to be used
IN 'he flooring OF the City Hall arose. and
~ was stated that II was understood kiln
drcd lumber was 10 be employed for this
purpose The merits of Kindred and
"a I-dried timbers we're discussed at length.
Nessrs King and Murphy taking the
ground that the hlr-dr ed would not draw
anu make cracks visible in flooring.
Mr.. Murphy stated that he thought the
contract for the City Hall FLOORING was
given out about two years AGO. aud that
with q reasonable amount of air-drying.
supplemented by the kiln process, the ma
t,rial would be in much better condition
than II IL were altogether kilr-dried.
committee consisting OF Messrs. Allen
aud GRAY was appointed to confer with the
CITY Engineer Ia regard TO what arrange
lcuts he had made and what be intended
90 do IN this matter, aud TO ask him TO ap-
pear before the full committee at O'clock
tllS afternoon IN the Office of Captain
Duigon.
On motion Of Captain Guigon il was
decided 30 INVITE several experts in Judging
Lumber and IN the matter of architecture
AID construction TO be present at this ses-
slJn Il the committee. Tue gentlemen re-
guested 10 attend the meeting are Messrs.
I Willy Davis. Charles i. Davis, Charles
Mhitl0ok. Charles Hardwicke Edgerton s.
Rogers Albert l.. West. Marion j. Dim
mock, and c. ii. Reed, Jr.
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I'M CHURCH CIRCLES.
The Baptist City Observation-Disclosures
Mecting-Special Services.


The monthly meeting of the Baptist
CITY Missionary Society will be held AT the
the West-VIew Baptist church SUNDAY az
4P. III. Rev. s. Z. Clopton VIII address
the meeting. This will be his last oppor-
tunity to meet with the society oefore
, going to his new field. Mr.. Clopton mas
been q warm friend and earnest supporter
| of the society and his kindly interest VII
be greatly missed by the society. lnl'
meeting will be of unusual interest ioi
another reason, as the result OF the hrs'
months work of Miss Nj. A. Apperson, Of
missionary to the society, viii be pre-
sented.
The protracted meeting at the Ran
dolph. Street Baptist church " attracting
large audiences each night. The services
were conducted last evening by Mir. Jacob
Hart. There were four professions OF re-
| ligion, making sixteen in all.
The subject Of the discourse to'be de-
liyered by Rev. DIR. Tudor, of the Broad
Street Methodist church, on Sunday eve
ming will be, AN Appeal 10 the Under
standing" A meeting of the Epworth
League will be held at this church at ';ls
Z. Nj. tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. II. II. Pitt will preach at the
Second Baptist church tomorrow morn
ING. and Rev. DR.. James Nelson will con-
duet the services at Grove-Ayenue Baptist
church.
Services of the Union Gospel Mission
ut Nam and Seventh streets. continue
every night and interest seems TO be on
the increase. Special meetings are beng
held at $3.50 O'clock on Sunday afternoon.
They are conducted by hrs. X. III. Glover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
THE CAMPERS TO CAMP.
Major Brander and His Veterans Prs-
pairing TO Leave for Ocean View.

Major Brnnder and His Veterans Pre-
pairing to Leave for ocean View.
The meeting of Leo Camp last night was
ton OF the term Of service Of four mem-
beers of the Board of Visitors OF the Sol
diers' Home was given. Nominations were
made TO fill the vacancies, ana OWING 70
the fact that many members OF the camp
will be ut Ocean View next week, u was
decided to hold the election on friday
July 29th.
Lieutenant-C Colonel A. 1. Phillips. OF the
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers. sta,eu
rainments during the Exposition this faii
and asked the assistance of the Camp; ~
was decided that the regiment should DC
aided in every way possible In this unoer-
taking.
On motion the sum of ten dollars was
voted to the ladies of the Ice Mission.
The camp voted to 90 TO Ocean view on
Monday, July 18th. 1t is estimated thst
they Will carry 2O0 people. Members on
the camp can 60 any time during sn9
week. but the tickets must be purchased
by 8 o'clock Monday morning the loth.
TELEoRAMs FROM OCEAN VIEW.
The following kilograms were received
from Ocean View last night:
MAJOR Thomas A. Brdnder:
Will have ample accommodations for
the Camp. ]. L. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Major Thomas A. Brdnder:
Will Lee Camp visit Ocean View 2 How
itzers having good time. Answer.
EVAN Il. CHEsrERNAs,
DESPATCH Correspondent.
j. Taylor Stratton
Can accommodate ell that may come.
Some may have to use cots.
j. l.. WILLIAMS, Manager.
To which the following replies were
sent:
j. l.. Williams. Manager, OCEAN Vie1'
Lee Camp will leave here at o'clock
Monday morning. Will be with you Mon
day evening. DAVID A. bhoWs,
Quartermaster.
Eran r. Chesteplan, Ocean Vietc:
Thanks for thoughtful consideration OF
the DISPATCH. Lee Camp will be at Ocean
View Monday evening.
DAVID A. Brown. Quartermaster.
Members of the Camp are requested 70
wear their uniforms, and those who are
not uniformed are expected to wear
badges. The train will leave the Union
Depot at O'Clock sharp on Monday morn
ing. All who 60 on Monday will meet at
the denOt
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ifpbuiaupR Calls.

The ambulance responded to five calls
yesterday, as follows:
7;15 A. Nj. to Cullingworth's tobacco:
factory to white girl partially paralyzed
in one side. She was treated and taken to
her home.
10;l5 A. NJ. TO Fourteenth and Cary
streets to a white men suffering with YER
tigo. He was treated and taken TO his
home. on Franklin street between EIgh-
teenth and Nineteenth.
1880 p. NJ. to Spicer's tobacco-factory to
n colored man named James Scott suffer
ing from a hemorrhage from the lungs.
The man was in dying condition when the
ambulance arrived, and died while the
doctor was present.
At2 o'clock to Gordon's undergrad TO
a colored man suffering with cramp. lie
was treated and left.
At $40 L. NJ. TO tho stone-yard at the
foot of Virginia street TO a white man who
had been overcome by heat. He was
treated and left.
At 5.15 Z. NJ. to Twenty-fourth and Clay
streets to colored man who had broken
his leg by falling from scafold. He was
taken to his home and his family physi-
cian summoned.