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NEWS FROM HONOLULU
Taxpayers Are Prompay Faytns-DrIInsg
the New NauoaaI GuardA

VICTORIA B c. Aug. e.-Ths Canadian
Pacific Railway Company's steamer Miowera
arrived here last evening bringing Honolulu
advises 10 Aug. l.
An act vssting the cruvn lands In the PRO-
v!sioasl Government and dividing and sett!in g
the lands has been introduced By the EIeeu-
tive and Advisory Councils. The bill will
lass without difficulty. Other bills grating
inalitnAhle titles will follow.
II IS expected that no further notice will be
taken Of the Creighton apology matter con-
corning the presentation OF cane 70 Claus
sp-eckels ~ four prom tnent royalists- Pptac
opinion has condemned the action. and il IS
II ucat that Minister B!ount will drop the
matter.
The Government will shortly commence
come public works tie most important OF
yhith vii. tie Increasing the water supp!y Of
Eo1pgia
Persona taxes ara. being promptly paid. aad
the July cGLeSECns are ato2t twice I. 0
amount received in the corresponding month
IL previous years
Xniste. Hlo1at in an interview said he
knew nothing ahor. the rulor that lie WOE! d
be Nominated !or Governor Of Georgia He
expects T. D. relieved OF the hlniSte.sh!p. and
tEsi;s Lews TO that eject by the next
Cesr-T.
The government expects \ quantity Of arTrs
az. uL.!7-rns hy tie steamer Australia which
Was cu. IL Honolulu Or Arg. These are 70
tlulr 900 oEIionh! quarts The fo-ce viii
thea be poc. iclT parated- The men are a.
ready beng drilled.
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s.. FE-EEsErEa. 4uG. a.-Ths ofte!a! cho!-
ere returns for tie past week are Is follows:
Io6l.!a. 80 new cases. l;Es deaths. Don. ! %
new cases - deaths: kursk. x. neE cases II
deaths. k5eT. 81 new cases. - a~sins. Ees-
s6rEtlA- u leT cases. deaths: Aosclv ely
III new caSes. - deaths
MILE Aug a-Dar!ng the tTtntT-,oLr
hours ended al EOon Yesterday IscTe wrEe
llLs 1Hk;.-s IRON e.. 2.r.a a tbs c3ty.
LpN:,oS. AuE. THE steamer George
Fisher. from 8rEh i1r. the principal pnrr Of
hu1usEiA which las !pst ARMED At Malta
reports three Gases o. cholera and one death
~ u TIE disease 4ring IN" voyage
BCrEaLLsT. Aug. :, i here were fourteen
ueT cases II cholera and seven deaths yesl-y-
cay IN soo.ipa- ana e.gnt Lew cases and Two
deaths N BEasl.Uy.
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caeLIosIRo HAD CHOLERA.
ne We, . K,rs..ni. Fss,cngcr-EverT
BODY Else Down the nag Wen.

QUARANTINE. Aug. a.-The following bull.
letins we're issued By DR.. Jenkins to-day:
"l2:goP. M-yincenEo Cagliostro. aged %
years. q passenger OF the steamer karamania
was removed yesterday from Hoffman Islam
to the 5spital at swinburne Island. suffering
with a slight diarrhdh The meteorological
examination reveals the presence Of the spiril.
lum o! AsiAiie cholera
Dominica BArata. aged ~ years. another
passenger. was removed from Hoffman Island
TO the hospital suffering with choleraic symp-
toms. hut the ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination
proved negative. The case was not Asiatic
cholera he recovered and WAS returned Il
HoEna an Island.
Lorenzo W. Moracio. the FIRST patient re-
moved. is convaleseing.
The steamer MAssilia is undergoing the
customary disinfection. An excellent steam
disinfecting chamber is a part o, the steamer 9
equipment through which the baggage OF the
passengers is now being passed. AL are we'll
On beard"
"nP M-There are o new cases to report
tonight The situation is about the same as
at noon. The two patients at swinburne Isl
and Hospital continue 10 improve. The disin-
lection Of the baggage Of the passengers Of the
Massiia IS nearly complete: The following
sablesTam was recssea tS:oN nom ~
"A.rirca on Monday Cholera here sino, Jgly u sH.
tending sdjsetni eoantry. Ter e,.a iod.i, at,..n
sek steamthip H.speriE refused t!l q health.
Nektr and Ckcken-fe passengers Isolated here Eve
days Reported tAr.nE arrived Al UibrAliar AL s!L
TsrintT !ufufmkiIpr As toon y, ebihined
The arrival OF the MassiliA without any Ill
ness and this report concerning the Cache
mere and the Wese- encourages M TO believe
that there will be 10 development Q! the dis
ease Oh board these vessels
Health Ofscer jenkins was ct the Mayors
once yesterday Gfternoo but said that he
had nothing turtle! 10 say about the Kara:
mEnias two IasseuEere who have DEVELOPED
cholerine than appeared In his bulletin. Re-
CArdiug the progress OF the work Oh the lie "
pavilion OF Hoffman leland he tAid:
IL is getting along nicely. some OF Con-
tractor Mcleans men deserted when the
harADaniA was first detain ed. but others have
teen obtained and about forty are now at
work. These know that they are as much
sub, ects o! quarantine as the detained i'm mi
grants and that ii will do 10 good TO strike"
The pocto. .aid that he has had a disirfect-
ing plan. similar TO those used in the Croton
watershed put IN at the Quarantine station.
and that his toat. the Gov. Flower. is being
At the meeting OF the Police Com u1issioners
yesterday sergeant and six policemen were
detailed for duty down the tay. They are 81 Mt
there 70 assist Dr. jenkins and his assistants
in keeping people away from Holman and
Swir burre Islands The policemen will also
Try toe OF service in keeping people who have
no business to Do so from boarding any infect
e. ships that may be detained a. Quarantine.
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TRYING HARD TO BEATNEAL
PLANS OF TIE oPPosIT1oy TO WIH
IN THE ONO CONVENTION

The Campbell Followers Decide 20 Tvy -
Nominate e. W. Baker OF H.nilto, Cou,-
U-Probnsinty They viii Not Succeed.
CINCINNATI. Aug. a-To- night finds the
Democrats Of Ohio in q contest that may lead
TO the reelection OF Mckinley. On one side IL
Lawrence 7. Neal Of Chiilicothe. and on the
other is the Geld. as the followers OF James Z.
Campbell are called. Neal is open and above
board while the Campbellltes are hunting
around trying to ind man on whom to con-
centrate
Tonight It 10 impossible TO even predict vino
will be the nominee OF to.morrow's Conven-
ton. The struggle between the factions 10
bitter. Neal whe lie not supposed to be friendly
with the national Administration. cannot and
will not be supported By the Cam pbell follow
ers- But Neal has an organization. and the
opposition has not. Although Campbell Is not
present. he is busy sending Instructions from
New York. and they are to beat Neal
To-day the Campbell rcople met at the 81.
Nicholas Hotel and received Campbells in
structioss from Joseph Hughes ex Consul TO
Birmingham. They were that Neal must not
he nominated. and that Charles W. Baker Of
Hamilton county must be chosen
But Il is hardly probable that Baker win run.
az he cannot get his own ,HAmilton) county.
1t has seventy-two delegates sixty Of whom
are for Neal Mr.. Baker is a well.known at
torney. who defeated Foraker twice for .
county Office.
After it became known that Baker was the
choice OF the opposition the Neal men pro-
duced photographed coIies Of q document Of
years ago which makes some very serious
charges against Baker. They have never been
denied. and they Will surely defeat Baker. II
John Lentz Of Columbus MAY 10 picked mp.
Congressman Ton Johns on has given in
structons TO his followers to support Lentz.
he 70 an Administration man. Judge Samuel
I. Hunt one Of the II ost brilliant takers in
the state. Is also talked o. He has a chance.
the Campbell cau r is Col. Vim. A Taylor who
came within 100 votes Of carrying the State as
an e!ec'or al the Presidential election He is
frleno : 10 the Neal crowd. and II Neal cannot
win. the prOta billties are that his strength
will 60 to Taylor. sull Neal is in the lead.
and may be nominated on the frst ballot
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The rsnaa.,rhl. 10 H.n.v. tn. Bs..o..

WAsEryGguS. Aug a-Oriers were sent ty
cable today - Capt Parker. commanding II .
cruiser Philadelphia at CaI!an Peru directing
him 10 eral his ship and wait orders Ssere-
tAry RerOe:T tod United Press reporter this
Afternoon that tie had decided to reiie-c the
bo-ton at Honolulu ty sending either the
ihlate.J ,h!s or the Charleston The Necessity
Q! fetI.cG the Philadelphia at Gala il Az
te.rA;i"t o. t-outls II Peru toiio<ing the
Sece:a! elections Acne prevents NJ. Herbert
;ro1, orter!nE tht: vessel 20 Hawaii ir1me-
o-s'sly. tut i = Irobtblt that she will u!ti-
Esit:y re selected :or the important duty
Wien row engages the Boston
. Ir-Eor!9v the Charleston vii. sail from
Etnri7n Aos.s 70. the Pacific station. VIA
Cape E5Tr. with orc=rs 10 stop al E!n De ia
ne!r2 en- route, AID he: objective point will
r.9:st!T be Calbo.
Win Ny R.2cr; - tie Pacific. hal. way TO
sL- I:Lnrlsea tie matte o. ciplomacy has
"a 81 o. the shoulders 3 Bear Admiral SEER
Ter, eh:.Ao!e otH:tT. at: orders vii te sent
HIN to remain II t5pn4.. c after the 6Etar1ure
o. tie Boston. ac1 irAr-'tr snr 10 the yes
g! sent 70 relieve her ;trs leaning him the
diplomats Ect military .er.tstr,L.iTs Of the
tna~i states . the rert-:l=: eora.ry.
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shrial age In I-oIe TuIIe-'s Vaudeville Con-

There has been q remarkable shIirkGEe IL
the vaudeville eonpAny tnat Loie Fa!!er had
been announced 10 tr!nC over here from Lon
don Barter Johns. musical cir@.to. O. DE Us
London house: olga brarco.- hn1 Florence
Levy arrived yesterday OF ihe NAJes;.e and ~
onos began . hurt for the other IN u t-rs o!
the AGGREGATION. II 10 DAT. thtJ are ti.4l IN
tie chase M. Johns cane e'eT on i.rEet
maze out 10 Fred Sipfey.
II had tees. given ut hst L0ie FUlle. would
also arrive On the Majestic. along VITA &!uLie
Palmer. ISap<.s lTgghsri- ard ty.NiG Grey.
esEeclAlly engage. abroad - I.o-erI Orsg ~:
Mics u!ie:'s eoEIEny. None 0. the quartet
TUNED u. poT are l!ey ilte4y 10 do 60. With
the exception G! Mas FL.4e! teTStt, who Is
kai. 70 Ice = Ease aver OF the spree. LgE on
the way 10 NeE OK Twas ceI.e1 al tie
Casino lAsi hight that the COMPANY Lid teea
toOE q: there
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k.p, III. MOI. wac. He Go, i.

James Gerlaeh 0; :. GerlGch & Co. c! Bar
clay street. manufacturers @. church .u.c!, u:e.
borrowed $50 :-om !Esiin Gunr!syn 0. )
East Seventeenth st:eet sct gaze HIN Gs Sc
cur.ty note for 5000. bearing the i.Gorse-
nect Of ;he EeT. :. ". Powers rector {! All
sGjr;s Church. az yai.s9Z avenue and l-+sth
street When Guru!s 4 preseI'oc the note 90
tie Mont Morris bank he was tod ihEI u was
detective oe=EEse TIE WORDS New ok Lao
been omitted. bUEn.spa took the Z 5;e 70 'Jrg-
ZACH 10 Lave the mistake rect.eed. 5~riEch
declined 10 return the note ate! he got .s0s-
SESSION % Il. a.a wa ARRESTED At the Jerer-
so Marker lolice Ccurt yesi=!ckJ lie Was held
In 81 -. q. tIAEr!l a,.o..
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WsErSo7cS. ArE e.-PIe4uirlry s,ets .Yr
the eons;Iaet.cn o: three .ew & -1tosts wers
taken ty tie Navy DeIA-t,ne., to-dar IN
the issuance .: advertisement. !nr!,l-g hid,
for their e9ls:Tse'.oa. Ike '.ts a-s 70 h.
opened in a.rty DAYS, one =. tie vessel. i. N
It. Q: special .Tpe toE Use !. CA.-ese v...-s
has:s 20 gre :, - eI5 nAsy c-n:
s.. 200 ooy for iheiT constructor.
George Brown; IT. Q. Ir..ars;rIs W.. AZ.
rr-tt- ~ the President 20 ;hey..a-- .s a..
''...-k;-laTSe u the MAYA! saGtI-.T. ~
90 Co.nno:ors. Brown. coz, -aLt,rr ,bs
A0':-.E NArT lG:d. Whose eALc.r.-,'r -,
> ciisn TO the rslE Of E+a. A-r,-t ~.
L!.:. ea " the FresiaeE: t0-sAT. N@A
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4 DCKL FOR 4 GIRL
Req Fought with Hi. Fists TIL Beaiea and
Then Used n Hatehet

John Ref O. Marcy avenue snl Fra1k
siertes o. $50 North Fifth street. Williams
burgh. who are about ~ years old. Net Cassie
keenan, and Gertie Hopkins o. Greenpoiri On
Tuesday evening. The four called on 3 friend
in the italian colony in North Second street.
While there Ref declared that lie vas tired o:
Gertie Hopkins and proposed 10 devot% his az
teation 10 Cassie Keenan, siertes objected.
and Il was decided 10 aght for the girl.
For nearly twenty U.n utes the Two poun 3ed
each other with their fists Finally. when Rel;
was getting the worst Q, the .Eht. he pick ed
up a rusty hstchet and struck s.entes three
blows on the head Policeman Brennan Az
rested Ken and The two girls and sent sientes
TO the Eastern District Hospital where Il was
discovered that his skull Was fractured II two
places
In the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday.
the three prisoners were held
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7RE TELLoBsIoSR PARK.
DISASTROUS FIre In Jaiy-GAHe PIsatI:ui an.
decreasing.

WASHINGTON. Aug. @.-seeretary Hose Smith
has received the anEu.! report Of CzIa. George
:. Anderson. Sixth Cavalry, the s';iaG sU-eg-
intendeat Of ,aPYe..ows'ole National PARK.
TIE rel OF states thu, the most disastrous
.orssI Ere Of nIuT years occurred il Ju.y Of
this yeay. Yber siTip a. OF sever miles !oug
and two o. more miles woe MAS cestr yei.
Tours; trav@ iSE the Yea! Sss uLcs. lie
average The game - the IsrE Is stur !Gnt
GrI irc,ras.rg i j. es;iun steC rhst tie:c aye
row in ti.- rA!E 5000 els. 800 auEI!o. 500
Gure.Cpv. aL3 Aa-Es r-Et%r~ Q! II JSs-. Eee!.
GeEy+:. .sa-. ace y,heT E..I game
Ioari :. /. GyJtre.t.y IN the increase. AMI
what - MOST Ett-}ed. AT, ALcFr-cL says. j. .
stringent .hT ASAirst - t!nE acd severe isD-
allies ~ syo.at!ya- He re-urc-ue E-s -hst
the tour1s'y .!res a. the p4rE & e g~sgryeyr9
ard r1E-ke4. mat ite .G.erluren e'f - lie
pArE have rUCir-. 81 ia. TO!E 0! / -..1.fg kci
!ers!fir ROADS aud tLai aero = Il Ia. tss
rroNg1el for I CON pAry o! ihtGIi-y. - '. = zoe
= psrT Z tie perm Sler. gs-r!sy q Z! :Le IE!k.
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THE P4RNELLIILs PROBES
They say the Irf.b People Can't Ae-sp: the
Present Hone RuIe Bill

DUELIN. 4Uc- "A convention o! the Par
rc!!:-A section 0. the Irish Parliamentary panty
was held In the Ro,unGs IN iris city TO-DAY.
NJ. JonI Z Retno nd nenter Q. the House
Of Commons :p- Waterford c!ty p-esi;sd. Res
c,utions were kdouted tesIAricE that the re-
fusa o! the G1Te!rnep: 10 amend The MUS
tiee = the -ngrcit p'opcs2is Of the home
IMPERIAL Parliament. without power 20 eont.o.
taxation o, develop the rht!oLE! interests
coupled with me reduction o! the nECl bsr Of
lnsh reurtsen-atiE-s in tie iu.pt;.a. i.arLih
nett IsLdc. the h!ll itrp uss!t!s L! Acceptance
By tie Ir!sh people.
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a Bo..e. wo... Js.p. Is.o the mercy

LITEEPoUL- Aug. 9.-NTk Jane Meter Of BoE-
tor attic pied 10 commit sg!eiie l2st evening
81 the k!Te. MerssT. She Was . passenger on
{ .errTboEt plying between Liverpool and
Ji!Eenhesc- and when the boat WAS IN MD
stream she .umled overheard. WEeL rescued
she was !nseEs!oe- Der condition Is critical.
She ,s now suffering from acute Iueulp@I l.
brought o. ty tho water that entered her
luIgs. Mr.. Meter receptly Ipst child and
its death affected hsT deeply. This. com ed
with family troubles. Was the cause o! her a.
temp, 10 Eil Lerseit
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TIL. Pop. ..A A..r.... Schools.

LnNocS. Aug. ca sreciL despatch from
Bo.re received IN tits city SAYS that the NAt!-
car has caused minute inquiries - Ice made
Is 70 the irupTets!2. produced 81 the United
siEies tT the Fopss letter TO Cardinal G!b-
t,shk The Pope expresses cont+ntmeIi with
tho TeSUlts- and terlaTes bis readiness 70 act
anew II The sane line.
J he desIIieh atos that Csrd!cGl REnpo!iA
Pcp,ireGl seeTstEry Of stale. has told the Rev.
Nil!iA u A. Bartlett, Chairman Of ihs Exam
!uert q: Schools ! hG!i.mo:e- ihai tie NaiisE
NlE4d te l.1rK!tEs IN lie G!reetiDa%
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New Fsurth-ei... Po.tna,,.r..

WAsEISGzoS. Ace a-The I Ia nuInte. OF
fourth.e!ass Pcf'mssters appointed today
was e!Ekty-o.e. 0. which ,hlr,y-,ro we're 10
e.! vacancies caused ~ Tss!Gnsi.o1s and
death Au0rg the tppo!Itm ents we're the FOL
LOVING:
Sew !.r.sy- Apps. legAr' Ett .r BL.t!ur L.lx.
!. T. IltL. yE.rt.t~. r. - R-.yy EkanItE A n
..Lbt. - sCLy l... Lava
~ aayt- SL-LETe trlfIIg :. Il. kAsEs'. Re -
v-.It, " sF-EI. frfrt'N.-'. ". HI. ffrpEty.EG
t.-s-E, seCO.. sfE.sts.l,. .px.t. I!ur.. : gsar
CErE,'t a LL:Sa. kTr.I o.. r. u.s Rotterdam
..nrisS- ,. b.. Ttba.Lo. !IL-z rLri. l. !. G1.s-
LtE. Mtg isSE E.sLLie LELtt
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Tn MurpLy VIII .-sr.rr4.x Go.

Actors alley was ago. YESTERDAY over tie
news that Tn Murphy. the comedian VITO
has achieved fame during tie last tall decade
fof h.s !npsrsSnEs.oE o. Aa,rystE u, aEdsv il
Il Texas S'<er."i is - go s-stkrfing on his
oEn mock y a soIssy 10 tie especially written
ie!t.y Min sisle Z. a.ls. ueksu-tr .: lie
Woii HolpeTs opera eouIAby. = slGE nd 2!
Nj. Kings management Tor Term o! I've
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Aesu..G Of s.-.,,.s cese. and Sugar.

James J. PAr6 &c. aged - Years. o. 17S Java
street. Greenpo!rt and Charles Farrell. aged
p Years Of 33l Bedford avenue. Eroof ~
shipping clerks employed ty Z Z Mea3e Il
Co. wholesale crocers. a. lH7 Frarklin street
we're charged a. the Tonbs yesterday with
stealing !orIy three barrels o. sugar aud zig
tags u eore-. Charles NadiAKky. aged IS
years. a 50 ESSEX street 10 whom. IL IL a.
itged Their sniI ped the goods. was Arraigred
with them. All three were remEEcSd-
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Earthquake. ..a . Clssassr.,.

TIESSA Aug. a-EarbauIkes we're felt in
several districts IN Sor1h syria yesterday
II ring. Several buildings in different parts
0! the affected districts were damaged ~ the
shocks. No .oss Of i!,e has teen reported
On SATURDAY there WAS c.nlchErsi 10 the
r-lGtboThool Q! SrstE. the capita! 81 SYRIA
The n % r'a.c streams almost Instantly te-
C. re rzE!Eg torrents. Al. The waters SWEET
cgwr !LtY the valleys. dong great damage A
large ECmbeT Of Te 'sons we're crOEn~G Many
head Q! live Stuck were carried Away. az: uCe b
Irlr FgtJ WIS destroyed
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DIED.

BURSHAM.-A; Tuxedo PLzE, r. T. GO AnG L
age, !GIs;Elnt vii. Of BrcwHsl BBrrhan and
etaEtisr .: ~. Late EsITy HArszsys:. IN The zIfA
yea! Il .tf age.
Fu1.-L services VII - LEI. At 81 PsIf sv- ysv
wa. u II GTSeLy. Az J.. !; u A ~
DAyIDSO>.-At Sew i-osEsls AEE 7. 1873. Flea
/ rEreLpn- wife Of tie lLt< e. ". Dar1es0n- foss
merry 0. Ni,ItnftgrSt. u Ter E-Ih yea
Et-Itir.s ard tr,E5s respectfully lnr1fsd 70 -
t.se Ter frrt:L Fer Late rts.asEet Ss Eoehells
TEurteky morning q arl.rA. q lp'op traE frva
Gran. C<uiIA I'siHt LtT!-Lgts II vAi!Lg
HAMILTON AZ ELEEyg. - T.. Gu IpT 9. lsa0s
Essl k-.I F.trfgi. VIE .: WILLIAM S.sioH Han
il,gr Era GIuEtI,: q EtE-y F'.rsSa
g<iLi.v.I L-c .r.t>i invited 70 att.be bsv.
:rts;I. fferE hsr .Lit r.,se-rs'. Tampa On sItur
ey Am inst. al - ~ r Il Trash IsaVes ga
ar ClInt.r,ii.L ii ,0.*5 4 n. r.IGrH:EE Ieaeh
A.E YVFt 40 - r. n
KRAFT y:.eIy. AIE q i!rEiEiE WIstthEtea
ErL:i ySpEgsii ~ -E:.sT u Ea1s.Dh AZ: sArAh
TiLuI.ir E;L:-
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Au1Sed-wrsyrsnAr, Ana o

ss SPREE, Tillgt.o3 Bremen
b III! nlAse Kills. AatWerp-
O. M! eft:c. Parsed SueenS,ovn
e. L1ggt.Cn Noon Bremen
e. Delaware. t. ouAA London.
81 EelEolAnt- Linti!Lge. sisttin-
s. repeIueLA Hopkins. Ia L GAyrA
Sc KuK.aue. Hansen RhrAooA
g. TAlahAAtee, AIEink savannah
s. OrtLatA Nclntost. Havana
ss z EiO, Su;ck. New oT!eArh
Sc Colombia. Bkker. Colon
81 AvA4on. Cox. NewfoupdlAnd
re CITY o. Columbia Jennsy, Sorfon
e hermann. Meyer. Antwerp. via Boston.
Sc SerIrose. Robinson CharitBion-
g. Ovlc.t.ofo. PtnnirEi on. Philadelphia
60 }. g Ch-lsiopber. Crawford JActko1vnA
SLIP Eeitne. Eoh-khAi. et.JttR
BARK BeTnA LAger.e, Singapore
.foy .Ai<s Arrivals SEE Prs PaSaI
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L.s.. ceaxr.,.l-,e Watchdog Ha,a.u.

BoE-OS. 4rs. s.-The WOleL's Rescue
League passed resolutions yeso En.z.Lg tie
Atls e.s1s o. Representative y. :. Holman 0.
In;!Ara- on tel.l! o. W0=e Us tTeEt Eiunerk
sthopEa lie mar have rsL1e niFiAEe. il his
eht!ee e! neu Aas nLres !or F.eGfeTs n. the
EspEe q Representa- CuFng bis iE.-ly
years continuous serT! IN leaRresk and
eonErat .LAt!EE the grand cd E.Gr Of she
House Q. ltzpTesentAI!Ne s on hiss safe return
70 the Cap!tc! o! Ihe nation 1877 wish him
successive returns o! Tie occasion Tor thirty
years 10 come
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I.Etra.a,. via On. D,,,r.,,r

Na'f'rE:. AuE. a-Its Destroyer has a..
f'~i II tie torpedo station hsriaS teen
tF-sL; Q, iron tie SeE YORK SsVT Ysr1 =
y 80 Ma. she !s 10 he used here II expert
;1-t' &c aT9.g al torpedo Eets with a.ut-
. s'.-= 80. TA+re are three nets AZ ire siE-
~ rekcy Tor trial. one IL q i1Sl.a
I--'''-1i.-- AID Tie ether two Are =e.:ezr
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Change. In III. T.ea.ary Dsp.ras.t

WAsHISGTcS. AEE. c.-Oar:sl changes we're
announced n tie Treasury DssaItM en, to-day
Is fellows:
ItonLIea-E.thEr. y. CEys.. q gIaknE.un Chi
gutf -,,.tr l.eGl, r1Sl+r b! A.N ltgt .,..etI
A.rDt t+T %. !-Gi q iuG-tfk DISrrI4rE 90
: o. spE.Iyrt pttre
L<,4Ei.e-a- u keAalrss. IHE 'rrInI ,EFs-.e;a,.
Etn,Ns5-4 80 rFLil st'ttst- ~ perttT e: 1 usipuI
he, .nL.-v= AIIe- ttT - TtCE-Li 4. Nelsst .. Cor
q EIt-Il tCy Itt serena a.4Irs. n
Isu
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!5E=sEorga. " q. Aug e-The ra.t.o,,
fL1t.lA Capt Train. Salet lG;s tbs utter.
h"SI 'g7 GLehiasIort- On Friday slew. 20
!. 5LsA-As. Shere the c-ce-s VII. have tLr.
eGt. b. :s-eeEIl5n- Ead . service o: SOHO : .
y; ". fc PRESENTED 20 the vesEe- TEa
. A. As vi. iAea retaTr 20 k,;tery Navy lErl
&c ---,a ttt.ag guk 81
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Col. Sin. VIII No. APPEAL.

Judge Clement Of the CITY Court, Brooklyn.
Yesterday signed the findings 10 the suit 0:
Csl ". Z Sim against Cora Tanner Sim for
Al srrulrnent o. their marriage. il which
judgment wAs given for the defendant IL IS
p1rI,ose 10 sp;eAl the case. ana that he and
his wife have come 10 settle tnt II IS not
thought however. that they vi! Again i've IT,
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The Lueania On Her Trial Trim.

GREESocE. Aug. e.-The steamer Lucania.
sister ship Of the Csmpania- Of the Cunari
line LETT this port to-day on her trial cruise.
which viii be n ade around Ireland. At the
END o! her cruise she will proceed to Liver.
pool whore she will be locked. She will eau
from Liverpool for New York on sept z
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LIs,a.r, Coco, Ban.

GENFEIs. Tent Aus The r ot.or !o.
bL!! u he lyLeLirg rssts tEG.h.1 the men
vito EE'i!r.I4ted II the t2r=.,s sae tprring
herpKEs- TIE esi-~ur, agE.rst HG!ry Frsr-
ger, ps4u bos+. :. " Bef-0-, lake CEetiL
Ton Blffs. and JoLa Ne.Gtt eisIriy prSyes
tEs.r 60 4.
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j Ohm l. p.vespo-,'s sos AaSpis ID. stage.

BENJAMIN Butler Davenport tie oEly son o.:
Jchn / DEysHpor. unied states Commits
s!oaeF and CA!e: Supervisor O. Kss-ioot. .
GoiIE 10 E-c;i the stage. Ee has been glltt .
tEGre 81 .UrE! amateur -.fs,ts ~ several
yeAtS ~. ..EIta!"!' 4Ai Lss- t-sSsrdr
carries 5rOf. nan 10 .'-lF ILl-as 80 u lie
ITaer Man" which ". lie .TLso zee. ~ I! =
Garden Theatre On ssEi. Z. .4..F Poet The
epmie opera SlrErf. - cls'knI relative 4
young Davenport uho Las ?1si attained lis
FaGIof ~.
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Ia. Wa. sL,p E... DI..sisA tor a Tia.

NOMINAL AuE The Italian MAR ship
BHE- wEichi !s'' pm yesterday AileThooL.
was cisa'.G opposite YsfeheTt4 VIE
gg.I. down tie river. Size chain Of
ii.= tG6teT wac trDseH. Size tG.ed 10 70
EasAt. tot IL cr3tE 70 seer Ter from gong
ash9fe IAe JAIfAiG had g. br.lg lLs sj!. y
Etehcr. tHyrfs EsTe tt.hg IL ScS lv-cGJ 10
have ihs rgdctE rri.Aeed, AID . TeDprt from
NeFrb sEss t-hIEhi kAys tie Tsss+. has I!o-
cooled