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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05

Annual convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor Societies at Boston.
For the above named occasion the
F. c. & P. railroad will sell tickets
at the following rates: All rail,
S38,25; via Savannah and steamer,
S34,4O; via Mallory line, S3I 60
Tickets sold by rail July 6, 7 and
8; via Savannah and steamer, July
I, 5 and 8; via Mallory line, July 4
All tickets limited to July 81 Iron
clad signature forms required Inn
tied to a continuous passage in
both directions. For further IT,
formation, tickets, etc, call On
K. G. Blake, city ticket agent, or
John Dozier, depot ticket agent,
Ocala, Fla.
Ben Ackerman of the Arcntz
Phosphate company, of Newberry,
was in town yesterday, and in
conversation with a STAR man said
phosphate was lower than ever be-
fore, and that without a rise soon
they would be compelled to stop
mining it, as it would not pay at
it's present price, which is s. 50
per ton.
Committee of arrangements for
public Pythian address July 12-
r. P. Izlar, M. D., ]. F. William
son, and D. E. McIver. A great
Pythian, a gifted orator and a
golden-hearted gentleman is Rev.
VIM. Wilson DeHart. Everybody
invited to hear him, at opera house
Friday, July II.
A. T. Faires, brother to c. F.
Faires, our genial ticket agent, is
in town from Okolona, Miss. He
will go on to Tampa today, where
he has a position as ticket agent in
the Tampa Bay hotel.
Miss Adelaide Williamson, who
has been visiting her friend Miss
Susie Marean here, left today for
her home in Lake Eustis.
The Misses Baskin from Anthony
are in Ocala today.
Young fat chickens and fresh
eggs today at Grays.
Leon Hanlon, an employee of
the News, is in Tampa.
w. S. Trimble of Standard is at
the Ocala House today.
Ben Raysor from Anthony is in
the city.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
Fire Boys Quick Work.

The fire drill yesterday was
some of the quickest and best
work we ever saw.
A false alarm was sounded at II
o'clock, when the three companies
started for the scene of action
which was frame shed in front of
McCarthy's store. All of the
companies did well and the inter
vale between the time the differ
ent companies had a stream of wa
ter on the house was very short
Marion Hose Company No. was
a few feet in advance, so got the
hydrant first. The company fol-
lowing, passed right on, turned the
corner and in a few seconds had a
stream playing on the house from
the opposite side, while the third
connected to the hydrant by Car
michaeps saloon. 1t was a very
few minutes from the time the
bell sounded until the boys had
water on the house.
Our fire department is a credit
to the town, being about the best
drilled and equipped department
in the state. The men never get
excited but always know just what
to do, when to to it, and no matter
how great the danger or how eX-
citing the fire, every man is to be
found in his place and discharging
his duty to the full extent of his
ability.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN.
Something's You Know and Some
things You Don't Know.

yesterday
Jim Roberts from Reddlck was
in town today.
John NJ. Reddick of Brooksville
was in town lately.
IL. Martipott of Elliston was
in the city yesterday.
G. S. Randolph from Pemberton
was in town yesterday.
Shirley Guthrie of Boardman
spent the fourth IN town.
A M. Nicholson of Jacksonville
spent yesterday in our city.
Nice Sweet Grapes, Cuban Man
gos, Honvy Peaches, Plums' Mel
ons, etc, at Charles Constans.
Capt. John Welsh from Welsh
ton was IN the Brick City yester-
day.
Two nice cottages to rent. Ap-
ply 10 D[: *. d. Z ,9lIpIl uiIIl' o'0' "
Cii"'i'' ~ '''
A. G. Blgelow OF JacNsohVlile
register "a o. '''0
tcrday.
Ioe Mlckle, who has been in the
CRY tor several days, left today tor
:,
&c Earman "1 Jacksoii''iio =
istorcd at the Montezuma yester-
dav
&c, ho,. =.
-, So, ,h.i, bridal tour to
-, o.o>t
A:ar
Marion bohSo" anu ooJ
OIL, Yesterday
,;a
I'd Greer 'n@ Popo''i ,'"vC''n3
salesman from 0'V''i''"' '0"'
Hon. \. M. Williamson ana
wife Of Floral city were IN Ocala
yesterday to spend the fourth
paul Harrison. an old Ocala boy,
who mas D6eh absent from TIC o,'y
quite a while, Is stopping at the
Montezuma.
A nice suit OF furnished rooms
to rent, consisting OF bed room'
square. nice location. Address
p. O. Box IS. I3Iw
D. ,u;,son DaHor+ will, deliver
- p,,th;oa;sm ~ Mar;or
sa honsa Er;dav even;no Inlv
pubiic invited
Ocala Lodge mo. ~ ~ oL I"
will publicly install Its ofncers at
MARION opera lo''o0 liu"y' Juiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
nv ulLlyFs IS REcwRouru

How bout Mexico aud South
America
"l think they should be closer 10 Us in
a C0mmcrgg. way We should cold.
y1ta them, AMI We should have their
uldc have r'ceuty.TrWrned from a
I5,uaomlIc trp, 100 which { visited Mc,i.
60 CIly ard travelled through most OF that
country. DO lsu land OF great po,s.bl.i.
ties, aud the English, French aud Ger
maus are dong al that ,u,y can to hold
dts trade The McMCaus aye very lricuu-
lN Go ua but We do not suiN iyyt.y Cu,i.
yaie them nor their business. oar CON.
sua tul minister should speak spanish.
They should, To a large extent Doe COM
mgrCIal agents, just IS those OF Eug aUa,
France and Germany ate, and should uc
able o. keep ua posted ON the Wan s. and
pussIuli les Vt tie county.
"Dld You meet Plc,dyn, Dia.s"
"Ncs, he ueucd me Ncy NC. In eel.
spe.k Spanish, YOU tn w ami nom
my having lived % N.E ..rAIDH know
some .HuE OF the NeNuar nd Ncu IN
character lTr-lItu. DIrl seemed
pleased 90 this, va, nngu impressed
with him, he strong man. one Ut
the great men 10 lhg waua, aud boo some
way, he Icmn led me OF General
Grant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Wooden Goods a Triflo Higher
Than Last Fail, Cotton Fab
rlcs and Sowing silks have
Also Advanced IN Price.

We have selected cloth TIL, fall with
tho ilpA TINT We are ~ have an imp oNo'
mont iu ;r.dy. And thst nf Gus oucF'
will want Boo tor suite Than hoy hN'u
icon buying fug the psst three rhr..
rn,rpT 10 We purchase from tho mos
t.lIab man .ac urors, AL fave -e.r'.-
90 tnvNUr. latest pc erus,Wi bout rpgu
10 hos lgh UNlIA tott over goo soy l.Hi
YEAR uas.gfA ~ have ulso maze
some no a. o. chang iu DVrruuf 'sr.NIs
Ing dor,r mem. Nra".H am ng ir"'o
~ puuag ug IA sufy.,e' u on ni joe
most rr.Iaalr be-. guHwu GATOR. 90
fh" rI d. HHNFr Customer 49, tlFiNR u1
typ riHout ~ 3 rriug #.'e with us,
WIN gard Too TrlgFs w san adhere
80 our Wu,fu 0i gINiur car cusIutur hr
grpnNp.l y''u' pm .iulo Tor their money.
PrIug san. urd with worry small pfonts,
We have asu looked alter the int-To,is
4 cur lp., fortunate Gus omers, VIII" do
un' .r.l ihat thew can afford iu lnN"'t
6 500. move ina sui!, but tin like %
u..s, n vel. n ing. well made, iasiefu
appearing cln'u's, and for this mad
hay0 iuron,sad very carefully so.o' 81
limo 0l Nur'.HAu made gO1t' hssD
gunls srr IIup. Ia neAIuss. ~ %, o.H
AID gOusrt rpaarauro no iio."
fOrs XIV NEE nrury, and rre 10 excel
lent wearing .#A lIies and are rep Usuu
ei hy maug interruptions dsae.s o.
imported, and unesol Tor sale by them
~ such a Ufia,- much lower iltan tho
imported goods can bN cold Tor, hut n
much higher ps'rp ,Ahu wrHrv ouerin-
the same $50 'u-, irNu iucse gpuIs
We are ready tu H,l orders ~ hoM Sl@5J
TO -2.Il and g.,o tho customers tho ben.
rhg of having iHom cuh auu mad" Hv tho
bost skilled wUrkmru IN the civ, ap.I,..
iegc W. trus. r,ll be apprecin,-...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

"ilow did you become interested in
polite, here" I asked.
~ have always been more or less In.
lcfcsied 30 national polite" replied
Senator l.lhins, 'and as soon as decid.
ed to settle IN this state resolved e. do
what ! could to make 10 republican
had had some experience as to what OF.
EanizIlion will do 10 % campaign.
made q study Ut the state, aud did what
! could to carry H.
How about money Vas much
speni'
No, none. cNccp. 10 secure thorough
organization and get out the vote ] DO
not believe "a spending much money Ia
campaigns. II Is c0uupiiu. aud should
be discouraged. The great thing In a
campaign IS getting the voters TO the
polls Thousands OF men arc iudln arcnt
and some ate dccTcplL The party which
get, out It's own vote In anything like a
close state Is the party which wins. aud
that was the condition here. The
democrats had no idea We would elect
anything Senator Camden told me We
might carry the state, but up to the last
he laughed "a, the idea OF our elrciing
the legislature. ] thought NJ that time
that we would have three majority on
Joint ballot When the returns came IN
we had TWEEN y.uinc majority IN IN.
legislature and West Virginia was a re-.
publican state by $1,000 majority. In
addition to our perfect organization, the
new northern element which was come
m on account OF the lumber and coal ~.
tercsts helped us, aud believe that We
will make the state permanently repub.
lican
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
YOU'LL Be PLEASED

II you SOLICIT a Hat from our
stock. Our hats cost loss and
last longer than any obtain
able o sowhoro. Tho hat
values arc like a burstod drum
they can't DO boat We 1l-
ways show tho latest styles.
Every hat wo carry Is made
Of tho bost materials, and for
that reason wo give you good
woar. Don't so somewhere
DISC and pay more Tor an In
forior article, but givo your
solf tho benefit Of low prIcos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

For sale by 2. c. NJ l.. Clark H.
iiedge < Co., Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co.. and Geo. 4
Lowe. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
E. DUNSCOMB, N. D.,
University Of New York, 1868.
SPECIALIST.
CLENWooD SPRINGS, Car
field County, Colorado.

Practice limited to CANCERS. rU-
MOBs aud GOlTRE.
RADICAL CURE treatment without
knife or caustic.
senl stamp for literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
WINNERS AT OAKLEY.

Oakley. Ohio. July &-The Owners Handicap at
a mile and a race for gentlemen riders the
features OF the days racing The latter
well-ridden race won handsomely by Guy Rye, on
Billy Bennet Maid Marian won the Owners
Handicap In l40h. pulled up. Summaries:
First race -four and half furlongskceps O5 o.
INN z 10 l. won; fAtorane. 100 ucrknsj. to sec
ond: Cosette 100 III. williams, % 10 l. third Tme-O56
Second race (sx and onehaf furongs) Pretender lOJ
Q,ergenl Q to l. won Keadna 90 Sweeney ~ to l.
ond: Nah 30 (Thorpcj TO !. third. Tlme-l2iIs
Third race live and half furlonrsJ-Ikl !s New
com, 10 l. won; Joe Clark los Huther). 10 sec
ond Carl Holland. 90 81. Garnen II to /. third Time
1904
Fourth race six one-half furongs)-ay s. IO4 (W.
Jones 6 8. won: Empra. o5 81. IIilD l. second
Artist 100 lChorn). 3 to |. third Time 2Os..
Fifth race gentlemen riders: furlongs-Bly Ben
nett 100 Guy Rye even won Tramp 10, Joe chinn,.
to l. second: Siuria 100 Dob May. l. third. Time
-f17A.
Sixth race Owners Handicap. mIe)-Maid Marian.
90 o. Gardner. 4. won Liseg ~ wv jones'. 3 10
l. SECOND: Gascon. 90 Bits. ~ TO I. third. Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
UOVEY WILL PLAY LARNEp.

If HE WINS. THE LOCKWOOD TENNIS cur Will
RE HIS
rongwood Mass July % tSpeciaD-Fred hoVey
WAS an easy winner to-day In the finals IN the
Ionrwood tennis tournament. defeating NJ d. WHIT
man the lnt.rschoastlc crack In three straight sets
by I. score Of = o. G G-l Hovey was not pushed
Al m, time during the match ana the result was
forcrone conclusion. Whitman IL "A player ~ com
adorable ability or he would never have reachei
tho final round but he Was no match Tor iioV'y !"
his present form
whitman played careful back-court sanr, WIZ"
f.v attempts at the net and Iiov.y also hung To
the base line and contentcd himself with working
the fat-comcrs for points. Whitman showed poor
head work and his drives did more damage 10 the
net than to anything else lie was evidently nervous
NJ, find ng himself matched against man OF iovey
r,ilbre and dll not show his best form. except ior
brief squirt In the second SGT. when some clever
placed shots gave him momentary advantage
Hovey cut the corners with great enect ana had
vicious way OF dsposing OF WhItmans lobs. wn'ch
rather dazed the BroOkline boy and made him care.
mi how h- used the stroke. The total nufnper OF
points gives HOvey ~ TO Nhitman's 81
The victory entities Hovey TO meet Isarned. the
present holder OF the Longwood championship cup
Uove,'s name already appears twice on the cup az
rs winner Tor lss2 and lsH. and II ne IL SUCCESSIVE
against Iarrei II will become his 10 keep. ~
'rh. con sol ton finals were won by \. =. Wits
ton who defeated + Wise by score or -
4 g II was go-as-you-pease match but II
proved more interesting TO the spectators IMAM the
other and the players were loudly applauded Tor
ordinary tennis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
HHCOMBE WARD DEFEATS MILES.

TIE Yoi'SGsTER Won IN THE SINGLES. BUT
LOST IN THE DOUBLES At SOUTH ORANGE.
The feature Of the play In tho South Orange Field
Cubs tennis Tournament yesterday was the brilliant
victory OF Holcombe Ward over George Miles In the
nnal round OF the singles. Miles had no chance
whatever after winning the first set. the youngster
beating him by splendid hcadwork. The defeated
man had his revenge later In the doubles. when
with his brother. Robert. as partner. ne had the
satisfaction Of taking three straight sets from Ho-
combc and Stanley Ward. The handicap was kept
back as some OF the contestants in the other games
still hold a place In II.
The cup match between Jcssup and HolcomDe
Ward has been postponed until Monday 10 avoid
conflicting with the clubs bicycle races this AFTER
noon. The results:
Mems singles 0nai round,Holcombe Ward bat George
II Miles D. "a. CO. .
Mems doubles 1nnai round)- H. Miles and Roher,
NJ Miles Jr, beat Holcombe Ward and STANLEY ward
q . G3. 81
Miles jr low. ao, Stanley ward lowe half 20, by
default A. Wynkoop scrntch beat j. r. Adams hhit '''
81. u .
The final match in the open doubles or the Central
Park tennis players reached yesterday after
room. but owing 20 some misunderst8 nding the TWO
remaining teams did meet. although TX was an.
nounced that they would do So The last match Will
probably be played this afternoon Inc scores
Mcdonald and partner by default; Haywood and cunning
ham beat Iebbard Cornell q o 3. Rosenhauni ana
Fisher Lewis and Zines. :. -; Zines ana flskr
beat Taylor and Gaylor by default
First round-Haywood and Cunningham beat sullivan
Tracy "a. a. Rosenbaum and Fisher beat
Emes and Fske. by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
THE VIGILANT IN DRYDOCk.

LARGE CROWD CAFES ADMIRINGLY AT THE
GALLANT OLD CUP DEFENDER
The Viglant carefully warped into Erie Ba-
sn Drydock No. at II a. m. yesterday 10 nave
ner bottom polished preparatory to taxing part IN
Me New-York Yacht Clubs race FOR the Commo~
oofes cups. over triangular course between Glen
~oVe AMI Huntington. on Monday "heh inc
massive Nsson, which had been removed Tor her re-
eeption. vas again securely in place. Joseph Ed
wards. brother of the former pugilist, Billy
EDWARDS. now a hotel detective. who has been en-
uneer Of the docks for thirty years. started the
onoerous engine. which works two powerful CEN
s"ugAl pumps. each OF which can raise 4o.VV gar
'ons OF water minute.
considerably less than two hours the 7VVW
ss'ions Of water had been pumped out OF the DOCK
-, e Dig single-sticker's keel safely settled on Inc
,S'cks and her perpendicular position guaranteed
- careful snoring large force OF dock WORK
-S'' assisted by number Of the yachts racing
WV. then began to clean and polish her bottom
- nicely as the finest thoroughbred race
aorse was groomed by admring hostler. Mean
""''e the remainder Of the crew were kept busy
overhaung her running rigging, making all
80 OF spices. and setting up her standing rig
S1s few extra bolts were put in through the
cr. Keel ballast in order to give 1t additional Sc
A. Beyond this 1t was said by those In charge
n '"e 'igilant. nothing was to be done. ana
to.dss expected that she would be hoated out early
ana ANY persons visited the dock and gazed long
fender nirngly on the formerly invncibe cup de-
Ss us:1 the vgfants owner. was cheerful and cyl
dcu!ties "erhmi!ned 10 come out strong under olI-
se ABILITY FIT 81 s' his eTa
The sits u t nieiender lively tuss;e
tsnst the Defender remains 1 UNCHANGED. p'''e'
:. S"nS Brigham. Of Greenport. L. l.. yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
SELLING PLATERS NOT WANTED.

St Louis. July pa number OF owners OF second
rate seing-platers have been told to remove their
stock from the Fair Grounds track. as the space Is
wanted for A number OF frst-cass stables that have
applied for room. Four well-p layed second picks
and two favortes to-day summaries:
First race six and half furlongs-Cora l0i Tuber
vlel TO l. won; Martha Griffin. loi If RUSSELL. ! TO
l. second Hiberna Queen 10 Freeman). 10 to l. third
Time-l;22a.
Second mine sxteenhs Of a mile'-Princess Rose
i07 fireman.. to 2 won Fannie Rowena. 100 War,
rem. 10 t. second; Belle OF Oak Grove io' CIurner)
to l. third. ~rime-O:J6is.
Third race lone and n quarter mesl-The Broker W
Crurn,r) won: simpson. % tMackllnp. ~ TO
l. second Lord Willowbrook lOi McCue) :" To J. th'rh
Time-2U9.
Fourth six and a half furlongsl Frank Farmer
10 II. Carp . to L won; Ashland, 10 FREEMAN, y
/. second. Francis Pope III ,Mosby), - to l. hrd
Time-i:22
Fifth (sx furlongs,-W. = Ellis III freeman
|. Happiness 100 "a. BarrettD, 70 l. second
j. W. Brooks. 100 If Carp Pa to l. third lim"-i'ios
Sixth (mie and quarter)- Marcel % ,Maeklh,
II 10 j. won. Davozac iOl &C.. Prattl. o 10 l. second
Baron. lo2 ". KusselD TO /. third Time-Zlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
THE yERulFosM APPENDIX cur AWAY
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS ON
LITTLE CHILD.


somewhat unusual instance OF acute appenoi'
citis led TO recent operation by DR.. Albert Snunks
OF No 2s2 West Twenty -second-st., upon six-year-
old Willie Schuter who lives with his parents, MI
and Mrs. John Schluter at No. 33' West Sew
enteenth-st on July 10 Willie went on Sunday-
school excursion 20 Staten Island. and while on .
steamboat was taken III with nausea and severe
rains in the lower right side OF the abdomen ms
illness did not end when he returned home, ana LII.
Skunk attended him. On Thursday his pain con-
tinued his fever was high. and Dr. Skunk ADVISED
an operation. which he performed on FRIDAY az
Willie's home The appendicitis was comphca'eo
with peritonitis and the operation was amcui'
one II was successful, however. though the n''s
patient was in a critical condition when 1t TOOK
place. and the vermiform appendix was removed
A trained nurse in attendance. - -.
A Tribune reporter Willie at MS nome ass
night Despite a hard struggle with the perit0httis'
which continued after the operation tne nste 80, tc
low is now out of danger and has an appetite wnien
is making up for lost time. Mr.. Schluter mas tne
yermiform appendix preserved In acohoi, ana Ca
hibits IL and willie with considerable PRIDE.
Or Skunk says that cases OF appendicitis 90 hos
often occur with children young as Wine -, al
though he believes that number OF cases uias-
nosed as cholera morbus and kindred diseases ar
really cases OF appendicitis. When ne perlorhe4
the operation on Willie Schluter ne found one enc
OF the yermform appendix decayed. ana a concre-
ton like a cherry-stone emerging through the mem.
and learn whether 1t is cherry-stone or simPv
havl nod art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
WHEEL RACES IN OHIO.

Newark Ohio. July &-The National circuit
bicycle races here to-day resulted as follows;
one mile 90 Glass RI Final-Cooper won EDDY sec
ond callahan third. Bliss fourth. Time-2HS 10
Haif-mr (open Glass Alfred schrein. Toledo. won.
Time i2.
Half mile topen. Class H)-Xegler won bald second
Ca de third fourth Time IA 20
one mile ,handicap Class A)-McKeon $50 yards) won
Time-2i@ rs.
Mile ,open Class b Final-Murphy won. Bald second
Gardener thirf Callahan fourth. Tirne-Z"' DO
Mile (handicap Class r, Klser 90 yardsl won. EDDY
U2O yardsl second Sims so YARDS third Time-2oI 30
Lee Richardson Of Chicago who holds the world rec
ord for riding half-rne backward In l53 40 made the
half mile to-day In ~ 35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
FAsrr16M At THE FREEPORT TRACK.

Freeport H.. July 26-The two races on the cara
at Taylor's Park this afternoon were pulled OF In
fast time Arena won the 2:l5 In straight heats
time ga 2l3 2:i2-Margrave second Mauh
Wright third Monette fourth. The 2;2O pace proved
one OF tho greatest OF the season Aieen TOOK
the first heat In 2OTs. being the worlds race rec
ord for four-ycar-old mares. The pace was 700
much for her and she not In the race alteI
that being disianced in the nth heat the hght
after the first heat was between Airite ana ftalro
INV Afrite taking the second third ana hfth meats
In 2Osi. 2li 2iis. Prairie Lily taking the fourth
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
c.Dr,1S IIAEF'S JAW ALL RIGHT.

Nv'' n,aor CANA 10 Rome to-day. About
or,h AGO he had an operation performed upon 'he
upper Jaw on the right side for the rem'V1, % "~
e,,ensiye generous growth. by DR.. ". D. klhss~s
ard son. OF this city. They instructed nm 10 uv'
again a, this time 20 have an exain'',''0" "'
% see that the cancer had been enureN i''o -
They made a careful examination anu 'a,,.s ,,,,,
. a"'s -, concerous growth. and the Captains us"-
'"'o " sor,. e now assured. Captain Han, who
is accompanied by his wife re'"'he' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
cUAyGYyG COMMANDS ~ CAMP.

PeekskiIl ~ Y. July 26-With a grand review
and evening parade the work Of the nth Regiment
and the Sth Battalion was finished for the week to-
night To-morrow's labors do not count, for they
ara of only n semi-mi.ltary nature, and will con-
sst chiefly OF getting ready TO go home. Tomorrow
afternoon the Buffalo boys and the Sth Battalion
90 home and the odd under Colonel Camp. and the
eoth battalion in command OF Lieutenant Colonel
Smith of the eth Regiment, Will take their places.
r,s ,viII make the largest force for any week
during the season To accommodate them an adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
Ar THE C1TUOIIr SINNER SCHOOL,.

Plattsburg. n. Y. July 26.-There were many ar
rivals at the Summer School to-day, nearly one
hundred coming from Worcester. Mass. alone. Dr.
Hogan ended his series OF lectures on French lit
erature with review Of the chief orators ana
prose writer's OF France. religious and secular He
was followed by the Rev Charles Warren in his
concluding address Spanish colonization OF the
breaches Sunday,
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p,vrps1nr YACHT CLUB RACES.

..rad on Thursday for tho cabin cat and s'oo 100,
special classes marrcd by lack o. ~'" on,. 20
~ twenty entries. only four boats were NV a ~
reacb the starting -iinc-,he kitue' "e"So'' on,,
an1 voou,ro G. r. Picrcc's oconec was '"e o''
az" a,.h Tho hr,eze was light from the so"'h-
w d a. 4, WAS A dead beat 10 the hrst mar"
W. noa,s wer. over three hours In sailing ms 't
rn. aay was not destined to show up inc '",''' ".
~. anerent boats. and the race "o" Wy w.
oconcc II another tribute 10 ,s ssp,nrrior knowl-
ability az n WIND h'nt'i "''' ~
adye Of the Sound tides
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4 DECISION IyvOLvIys ss.ooo,o 900.

Burlington VI. July 26.-Justce Brewer yestee.
day gave decision in favor OF Kansas City In the
case OF Kansas City against the National Water
Works Company. and. upon the payment Of $780,
900 in bonds. the city will have control Of the works.
Wheeler Peckham, for the company, will appear
before the Court and make n motion for appeal