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GaEa1 FALLS, July l3...1iepecial. l-Hoks
nth. secretary OF the u terror. and party.
Who Are making . tour - the North west,
rived hero this morning. In the private
|nf Manitoba. placed at.sheir disposal by
|kfss,dent Hin, of the Great Northern.
They we're met at tho depot by w. X.
Asnyon, Of Butte. chairman Of the state
Democratic committee. Mayor Ge!sthorpc.
.psaasor Gibson and othss prominent citi-
ooos snd escorted arouns the city In car
snagss. visiting the Bosom and Montana
Viper sme.ter. the silver smelter and
cher points Of interssss. They left for
tsiena this afternoon ;f'y special train.
80 30 from there To Yellowstone park
- then To the Coast Tia the Northern
heiac
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and revenues This case was perhaps
more analogous to the present situation
than any other extra session.
President Lincoln called the ninth ses-
sion 20 meet on July 4. 1861, the cause be-
ing the insurrection in the Southern
states II lasted thirty-four days.
The tenth extra session was called by
President Hayes for October Is, 1877. on
account Of the failure Of the previous ses-
sion TO make appropriations for the army.
The Democrats controlled the house and
the Republicans the senate. the latter re-
fusing TO agree to .rider," so-cailed, in
respect to the using OF troops at tho polls.
The last extra session Was convened
March Is, 1879. having been called BY
President Hayes by reason OF the failure
Of the Forty-tifth congress to make ap-
propriations for the legislative. executive
and judicial departments. as we'll a. the
army expenses.
The general idea that thirty days notice
Is required to call IN extra session together
10 erroneous. II was the practice In the
early days OF the country. when means Of
transportation and communication were
slow. to give notice Of two or three
months, but the Forty-third congress Was
called on notice Of but three days. while
an extra session called by President Hayes
assembled on 4 notice Of fourteen DAYS.
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3 asfoRIA. July la-lSsecia!. AN acct
1At occurred ycsterda;, ON board the
sAfed states tug Mend'N that cost John
;slepsron. ono OF the crew. his right hand.
- tug had been tender'sSi to Gen. Cariin
MAI Handbvry on witch TO make his
Nal visit To Fort Candy and 1t
while lying at the Fort
svsns dock that the asclden. occurred.
we!e preparing q, LEI go. when
saassfom, who had bees carc!essiy fool
vash the stern line, 81. bis right hand
assht in = blight of Tia rope, and the
snosr Was snapped a. the wrist ana
Mlae into the water. 1t Gas necessary to
tntats the arm to save: thu mans ilfc.
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Lawn rssnts Tourney.

CHICAGO. July i2-At the lawn tennis
tournament today J. Read defeated George
Wrenn, r. Wrenn defeated Wardner and
Sumner defeated Neal.
In the doubles Avery and
Citing defeated Carter and Street,
White and Wardner defeated the
two Wreuns. Munday and Knickerbocker
defeated the two Summers and Avery and
Eiting defeated Carter aud Street
For place in the semi-final the two Nc
Cornicks defeated Chase and +. Wrsnn.
CHICAGO, July BIN the lawn tennis
tournament today II. Mccormick defeated
Neal. Sender defeated AeHoward. @. L.
Wrenn defeated Myers and +. Wrenn de-
fea,ed Neal for place in the semi-anais;
Neal defeated Farweil. Scudder defeated
Page. Avery and Elting defeated Myers
aud Page and G. Wrenn defeated Ei,ing
for place in the finals
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B.ssha, Csl.. ,serAer Casss.

DcaKxA. CAL. July 13t-Ths body found
II - bay last night prsves TO Be that Of
1oft Russell. first msss NJ the schooner
I'D Gray. Russell aas been missing
Ioeo June 70. A coronsr's inquest 10 be-
Nd. The fact that ssussell was bound
1Qeysd leads 10 the s,elief that he was
3Msd. He Was . non-union sailor.
- has been comfortable trouble hero
Ueen union and non.anion sailors. and
1te11ions are that tie murder Was the
5(opovth Of the trosble. No evidences
wyst been produced, to justify such .
ls6on. though Russell had some
bss With . numbes Of union sailors
eotsAt before his disappearance. and .
IT, oiyicer came 70 his rescue. Russell
ia 6cotchman by bif:l,. and leaves .
snjly living in Scotland.
- Inquest over the rsmains Of Michael
nlas, whose body was found in the bay
Il 5pesday. still contiEsues. Indications
~ 1hat Burke was foulsy dealt with. He
- spsnt July Z ano 5 with woman
- Nrs. Blanche Il. Thomas. The
0emsAs husband had. warned others to
~ sWay from his wis or he would kill
-. The evidence Il. merely circum-
nntial, but points to s'homas ~ having
- something to do with Burks's death.
4Aefuas has disappeared
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KvERETr; July l3-Tspecial I-supes.
intendent Fisher. Of the Everett 4 Monte
Csisto roej. Gays u - the lnsensiou % put
datiy passenger train on the road be-
tween Evssstt and Siiverton on Nondsy
nett Tbs train will leave Everett about
,: "a m. arriving here on The return trip
about p. "a.
The city youncil has authorized the CON-
miseee on aight AMI water 70 contract for
twenty arc lights, 70 be placed chiefly on
Hesist ana Pscsac avenues.
George Easiy has been appointed pound
master. assd viii enforco the ordinance
prohibiting horses and cattle from ruu-
ming ~ Large.
Extensive dock improvements have been
undertakes by the Everett Land Company.
A lot Of LOO piles vas received from SAL
mon bay tNis week, and are being peeled
and dresses for the work.
kuGens Sicksecker, assistant 20 Can't
symons, 81; the engineer corps, II here en-
e.sed IN seine engineering work on the
bay.
The house Of B. g. Franklin. whose
family arrived here two weeks ago. has
been robbed Of two gold watches, one
worth $40 and the other SIS. and small
amount Of money. The thieves used .
ladder and got in through IA upper win
dow.
The city 4ouncii has advertised for pro-
possis Tor completing the road across
Ebsy sIouea.
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HI. CLEVELAND IMrRovISo.
The Bssuslfal, Bsaeing BPeesss
0aaaafd'a 0AY Are Geae Gaini.

1hs Bssu&1fa1s Bssetag BBeeseo 81
nsssard's Bay Are 8eeeaeial.
NEW YoEx. July i3.-Ths World says Il
II in position to present "a accurate and
complete history Of the present physical
condition of President Cleveland, ~
follows: The president feels somewhat
the effects pf ovsrwork. but Cleveland il
In fairly good physical health. There
II said TO have been but little increase in
his weight He has felt some annoyance
from tooth. which caused che condition
Of the gum known to the dental surgeon -
an alveoias sbscess. This 10 trifiing
but painful affection, the pain arising
from sympsthstic neuralgia In the law.
Cleveland las been subject to rheumatic
govt for number Of years. There has
bsen . recent visitation Of this affection.
which II nos serious but enjoying. and Of
suficient i:stensity to necsssitato confine-
ment TO his room for several days.
The president II worried over the finan-
ciai situation. What Cleveland requires
10 rest and thSfe Is no chronic disease Of
any Of his organs. A few weeks rspose
amid the beautiful and bracing breesss Of
Buszard's bay ought TO rscuperats him.
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xHs BASEBALL xEooso.


PrTTeBcRG. July lathe homo team Won
without trouble Score: Pittsburg 6, Washing.
ton
CfxcISNArf. July lA-The Reds lost the game
on eullivan's effora Score: Cincinnati z Bos-
ton 8
CHICAGO, July la-Both clubs battsd hard.
Score: Chicago !, baltimore
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The Colonols hit Wick
cry hard. Score: Louisville 8, Phiisdslphia s.
81. Louis, July lathe homo team won q
ho,iy contested CANA Score: B. Louis 4.
BsooklynL
CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE home team won By
hard hitting In the Aith inning. Score: Cleys-
land 9, New York T.
wAsHISGroS CRY. July iA-secrstaTy Young.
Of the National Lcagne OF baseball clubs. an.
nounces that the Chicago team has accepted the
services Of Msssra Frank. OF Memphis. and
Glenalvin, Of Los Angeles.
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sssilpez suhsIdsnx "a Anscouda.

AsseospA. Mont. July: l3-ESrecisi. l.
- smallpox scare in this city Is rapidly
sseaaans. In fact there has not been at
~ ZINE feeling of anxiety among tho
tsfas in this. city. The:e are seven peo-
= q The pssihouse but three-sourths of
3 q are COW aIeseenis, Two houses
Wsn are under quarssatine. No new
= - nave dsveioped in ,lse past two days
ssd Ne patients are sutseslng with An ex-
usnely mild type of the ,course. The
asalsh department. is thoroughly organ.
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Cashier Ar.inxtou.s shortage.

Dr., July i?.-Au examine
! ~ we hooks ef County Treasurer Y.
q. os'on shows his sh5,r;age Is So. 0s9.
.....- esiHned and the c|tuniy court has
800 ". A. fsa;er 20. ill the vacancy.
!. !. has turned al Els property over
49,. .oadsmen. ~ho az, amply able to
TIE county. .srrsngton states
y does not know ws,ere the money
= as did not speculate with IL
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EXTRA SESSIONS.
Twelve Called thus EaR-Thtrsy Day
Notice Nos Rec aired.

Notice Nos ReQutped.
The extra session of congress called BE-
President Cleveland recently will be
the twelfth extra session in the history Of
the nation.
President Van Barren called the sixth
extra session Of congress To convene Sep
tenher 4. 1857. . period oftwenty-shree
years having elapsed since such action had
been taken. Il lasted fcrty-;hree days.
and was called on account Of the suspen-
SION Of specie payment and the generally
serious condition OF the country finances.
The seventh extra session vas convened
by President Harrison on Nay 81. issi, the
proclatna alton having been issued ON the
i-,h OF March .. . result Of the shrsa.en-
ing conditions Of the country's 6nAnces
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DOMINO WINS $4,000.
And Newton Lowers Two-Milo
Record ct Chicago.
the LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY.


CHICAGO. July IL - Domino captured
the Hyde Park stakes today. worth to the
winner $1,000. This makes $4,000 in
three purses that Ksens's horses have cap
tured. Peter the Great, California colt,
VS. second today. and corrigan's vassal
third. Pedestrian, In the second Face, beat
the track record ~ six fur;onea The last
race resulted in . new record for two
miles. Newton making il in 3:27k, the
BEST previous performance in the race bs-
ing By W,ldmore. in 1852. 3:2& Ten
Brock made the distance against time once
In 3:2sH. Following i summary Of the
days races:
niis-rlsss Ward wos, Koko second, Aldsha-
1nn third. Time. l:H
six furiongs-Psdsssxssn Won, Annie Nayes
second, Issse u third Time. l:l3<
Hy01 Park stakes, six iuf:ongs-Du01no won.
Peter The Great sscond, vsssAl third Time,
liza
Nile and seventy yards-Ihs Baron Won. Ton
Flynn seonnd, shadow third Time, las
Two miiee-Newton won, Prince Of Darkness
second, vefsatiss third Time. Sly
domino r. blsck colt ~ Himyas-Nannie
Grsy.l
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Iuainary Hearing IN Case
Desperate at Nanaimo.
aoH cAsH,ee's SHORTAGE.


u1rxun p. C., Jp.y B-fspecial. r
sw.-~.1v. - mrrdereg. was brought up
- "a sas preliminary trial at Conox.
z.ss aid NOT Be concluded until the
|ss.-r.r ~ completed sae inquest. One d
-. sGerrs in speskiag Of his capture
Z - 5 Sympathetic stoss 81 the man being
l;I.r611 % iiii the fsisnfal dog that had
Sssn a. cause Of the trouble. and when
re- ,naiixed that he SIS becoming very
- from ipsufncisns food. he walked
- - camp with his taaads up and sur
1eod.
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70 Relieve HE ors.A. 4. Sal.

vALrARAsso. July l3-Ths He.aid's COR
respondent IN xontsvidso tslssraphs that
the Brasiiian government steamer Rspub-
lican Il now en- route TO Rio Grsnds do Sui
70 fight Wandslkol on tho Jupiter. The
port Of Rio Grands 10 blockadsd. Il II re-
ported that the officers and crew OF the
Republican viii desert and join the Wan
dslkol - saon - the steamer arrives ct
Rio Grande
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- JOSH Ca. July IL, A dispatch
ssiory. Gays:
ssess Of the rev conss, las been e..eu.
4 49, "a hass. IL 20 spf.e or mate eaiy. bus
Isle thai during Ju;s ths comet wiz
"a ~fsa'y east ana sogth. anf that It's ltxht
= ~ decrease. The cSmei will ~ near
- 's'y - Tae photographs msEis by
- assss show TAI moe thsa ten degrees
ssss q sssseSt
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Panama, July IA battalion Of
San Salvador troops. commanded by
Col. Flos:s. has mutinied and
proclaimed revolution. Artillery
under Gen, sExeta met them in battle in
which the fcvoiutionists we're defeated.
The rebels icapituiated. In the engage
ment Col. l:orcs was killed. His princi-
pal lieutenrhts are in prison.
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CaItfoFN6o League 0amOo.
eAN FRAxcIsco. July la-scors In todsy's
game:
oakiand--kuns !. base hih 10, errors Ins
Angcies-Runs {. base hits Is. errors & Bat.
tsriss-Grtfiih and Cody: Borchsrs and Lob
man
sAcRAMgSro. July ia-seore In today's game:
San Francisco .. Sacramento L Each club Tot
oix base hita
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COLUMBIA, 8. c.. July l3.-Ths largest
dispensary In the state, at Grsenviiie,
was today closed up under
. temporary injunction granted by
Judge Morton. The case is to be heard on
Monday. and ii this il another defeat for
the dispens.ry Law. like the one sustained
in the case before Judge Hudson, similar
suits will fellow all over the state.
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Baionros BxAcE. July i4-Ths track vas fass
today. Summaries:
Five furiongs-Coroeus won, Exprsn soeood.
Laughing Water third Timo, l.Osl<
Five furlongs-Patrolman won, AnRo2 Z go
ond. Honey Bee Colt third. Time. l:osl<-
SIX tuyiongs-6oealdine won, Tom Tough 80
ond. Major Daily third Tins. l:ils<,
gossa sscond, TERRIER third. Time, l:la
SIX sud . half furlonss-Biiles Doux Colt
won. Afaica secood, Double Csoos third Time.
In
ssx furlopgs-Merry Duke won. d Maxk eco.
ond. Ensltsh Lady third. Time, LICK
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CRIMINAL NKws.

Henon Ficssing. the leader OF the notorious
Fleming gang, with which . Wise county. Va,
posse hsd o., encounter on Monday, died 1t
Norton. Va. sn July n. ~ . result Of wound
received In TIA battle.
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asn Jay ia-.falias Hammer,
- .aisf, attempted ,.iie.de this after
o. shooting him,s,li through the
60, "e Bow lies at he hospital in .
eend'sion. Domestic trouble 10
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Head ~ ssedempsoviss Order Dead.
RoxE, July la--Father Nicholas Nau-
ron. head OF, she Redemptorist order. died
here yester,say.
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ELIzARErs. n. j.. July 13.-Abiiah X.
Benton died to day. aged Of years. He
was ono OF the forty miners OF the Cali
fornia gold shines. and was at one time a.
sistant post master Of Oakland and CORE
spondent f.: San Francisco papers.
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AOLLY SMITH AND DIXON.

EvgARrr. Juty u, ls31
To THE EprroK: DID eoily smith and George
Dixon ever meet in the ytngf Please answs.
snd decide a nei SUnscnfnRA
lsasly smith and Gsorgs Dixon were matched,
bat never fought The feasheEvssght chaEa-
psoasaio belongs to Dixon.
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NoHnorTK PAaK. n. J.. July R-Ths ssaak
vas fast today. Summaries:
Seven furiongs-Stsvs Estes won. Btoueuellio
second. 81 fIostan third Time. l:20Z.
third. Time. Lar
Five fuflopgs-Hyd ershad won. 81 Maxim 80
end. Sam Lucas third. Time. 1:0lZ,
Shrewsbury handieap, mile and half-Piek.
pocket won. Banfusi second, Aass third. Time,
2:sy<
Five and half fuPiongs-Chato1n Won, Ed
xearnsy second. Cross Fire third. Ttme. l:oo1
Six furiongs- won, Sir Arthur soc-
end, wah Jim third. Time, lila
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Y. n. c. A. ". High School.

A game Of baseball between the Y. NJ.
c. A. and high school teams will be played
NJ Madison park this afternoon ss 2:3O
O'Clock. From the material in both mines
lively game Is expected.
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All those p< 500 indebted to TIE New Ariine'
ten Restaurant viii ktaay call and setslel
Al ereasi0cs cf NxS Ariinsf1a AessAarAns
p<soy 10 June "a l.1s viii ara state msEt 81
account b rssl. ~ A. carton, Receives.
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Steamer STATE Of Washington starts on her
new schedule today for Everett 10 d IN.
$50 y tn i;r Tacoma. sr- m. from Yes
ieT's wharf
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The Kentucky general assembly accom-
p1ixh~i the most graceful and commend
able action n ats history yesterday when
IL adjourned ., noon The body convened
Dece.nber IN 1891, and Was in actual ses-
saon ssI Legislative days
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1hs 4~ntsssy Gees 20 PesslaaA.
Astoria, July l3.-Ths United States
steamship Monterey ieft for Portland at
noon todsy:in charge Of Pilot Patterson.
She viii anchor 1t Kalama aud arrive in
Portland about IL O'CLOCK tomorrow.
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SAGINAW. Mich, July 1a-Rolfe n. .
stallion with record Of 2:36. brother in
blood to the famous Nelson. dropped dead
on the track 1t Union park this morning,
having burnt blood vessel He was
worth $4,000
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Ia California sAtsisax Gaze.
- M tsea. July lSe-fhe coroner's
3efed = verdict this evening IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
OUGHT TO RUN THE CHURCH.

Heavy shipping OF hogs 500 a $50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
CHICAGO AFFECTS PEDIGREE.
Revolutionary Sons to Form an Old
Guard.

CHICAGO, Oct. &C. The brilliant uni
forms of the Old Guard will soon be emu
lated in Chicago. At a meeting of the
Sons of the American Revolution held last
night the members grew enthusiastic over
the discussion of the organization of 2
military body somewhat similar to the
Old Guard, but whose exclusiveness
will not be confined to retired officers of
the army and military service. Instead,
each member will be able to show his
lineage running back to revolutionary
sire. The plan of organization, suggest
ing a uniform, and selecting permanent
headquarters was delegated to a committee
consisting of Horace I. Currier, Col f. f.
Pierce and John @. Long The member
ship Of the society was largely increased
by the congress of the society and the cell
ebration held at the fair last June. Sew
enty names were added to the rolls,
making the total number 300 1t is esti-
mated that 1000 or more men in Chicago
who can read their title clear to a revolu-
tionary ancestry, and the military branch
suggested, Is expected to add big inter-
est and result in accessions to the society.
A battalion of four companies at least, it
is anticipated, will be formed at the outset
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
LATEST
NAY BE A MURDER.
PETER MULTEY DIES sUDDENLI j
AT MS HOME TODAY.
His Eody Bruised and His Head Bat
tered the Doctors Believe His Death
was Caused by Violence.

About 10 o'clock this morning Peter
Nulvey died very suddenly at his home
!, IT Is Colfax street.
He IL 65 years old and it is said has been
drinking heavily for some time. DR..
| Matthews has been attending him.
\ After his death his body was found to
be covered with bruises while his head
was badly battered.
The police were notified and are look
1ng into the case, which they regard ss
suspicious Medical Examiner Palmer and
DR. Mathews are OF the opinion that the
man died as the result of his injuries
and will hold an autopsy tomorrow.
In the meantime the rolice
are hard at work to ascertain by whom
the old man was assaulted.
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SHE HAD A MEMORY.
A Kentucky Woman Gets Even With
Fickle Lover.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 29.- fashion
able wedding was to take place at Rich
mond, KY, this evening. The invitations
have been out week, presents were sent
to the bride, and arrangements were madr
for big reception at the home of the
groom In Cynthinana. w. S. Faerber, of
that place, was to be the groom, and Miss
Bessie Devore, Of Richmond, the bride
The party that was to go up to Richmond
with the groom were notified yesterday
that all was Off. Miss Devore became Mrs
j. @. Brown Monday night. The two
elopcd to Aberdeen, o., where they were
married. There is tinGe Of revenge in
the actions OF the bride, as it is said this
same marriage was to have occurred last
summer, but was broken of by the groom
without any apparent reason.
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THE NEWS THURSDAY OCTOBER rs, 1898
ABOUT THE HARBOR.
STEAMERS Al.0 YUGS THAT HAVE
JUST COME UP THE RIVER.
The william Marvel Being Fitted Up for
the Winter Trade Collision on the
Sound During . Heavy Fog.

The arrivals at this port are as follows:
York; Mount Hope. Connors, Fall River;
City of Newport. Kelly, Newport;
Queen City, Gray, Tiverton; G..
w. Danielson, Conley, Newport;
lie rel, Durkee. Rive side and re urn;
A g. Barstow, Nicholas, New York.
Tugs-Aries with barge Valentine: T. j.
Scully with barge Blackstone for Johu
X. White e. Son; Charles McWilliams
with barges ,ntee, Queens County and
ii. c. Adams; r. Lockhard with barges.
Sill d: Steamers-Nashua, A. q. Bar
stow, Mount Hope, City OF Newport.
irlson; tugs Glide, Il. j. Scully,
with tow. Schooners Bayard Barnes,
Wiley. G. peland, Philadelphia; Kate
Walker. Leathers. New York.
Marine Notes.
The Lucy Glide has gone to Potter's
cove where she will be overhauled.
The steamer G. w. Daniclson brought
up a large party OF United Workmen
from Newport last evening to attend the
concert at Mssic Hall. She returned at
l1:15 o'clock.
The four-masted schooner George f..
Walcott is being fitted up with set of
new sails.
The tug Waite has succeeded in getting
bot h bsrges Of the Packard company that
went ashore during the last storm, afloat
again.
The steamer William Marvel is to have
its bottom covered with copper and other
wise fitted up for the winter trade.
On account OF the heavy fog on the
sound, Tuesday evening, the steamer City
of Brockton. Of the Fall River line, col
lided with an unknown schooner between
Strafford and Huntington. The steamer
had about seventy feet Of her sail and net
work taken away and the forward gang
way badly stove In. The damage done
to the schooner has not been ascertained.
The steamer towed the disabled schooner
back to Island City, distance
Of about thirty-five miles. after which the
steamer proceeded on her journey to New
York, arriving there about noon, or four
hours late.