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Tjaki Q»obo«, July 18 —In the pad-
- c4UO e r*ee the start was mud > at
IsoVclock "yesterday. Tnera were three
ntries. I tie event caused considerable _
<D ^ment among the spectators. The tha country read.
SSe wl/ot. mile. C. A. CreESay, a
Methodist minister, of New Hampshire,
{l a peculiar craft constructed by him-
took the lead at the word “go,’ and
won *>th ea-e tu ten minutes and thirty
ce-onds amid cheers and cruB of “Pull
t 0 t the shore." L. N. Putnam, of the
♦few York Canoe Club, won the prise in
tis class of boats in 11:45. The college
four oared race, postponed until this
morning ou account of lumpy water, was
wiled at eight o’clock this morning, the
«»ter being in the beat possible condi
tion. The Columbia crew won ; Wesley,
an* second, Cornells third. Time 8:26.
Losnos, July 18.—In the prise ehoot-
]0 , at Wimbledon yesterday, Frank
Hide, American, was ahead at the thou-
•tod yards range, for I he prizs given by
Coitw and Ilaivey. Morse, American,
Adams, Canadian, and four otheis have
all made the highest pocsible score at 800
rards for the prizs given by Pigion,
Wilkes and Lawrence. Frank Hyde and
otaeiB have made the highest possible
.jore at 000 yards for the prize given by
Mr. Woitely A'l these competitions
will have been finally deelmd Monday
Sir Miohael Hioks Baaeb. Colonial
Seorntary, informed the Hou-e of Com
mons at the dose of its sitdng last njcht,
that he had received » telegram, dat. d Na
tal, Jane 20.h, announcing that the Brit
jsb forees -ere then within 130 miles of
Umti, aad that General Marsha! had re
ported that a messenger had reached him
frou Cditawsjo bearing a tn-k, whioh
w.d * Sign of a message from the kieg,
ba’ the purport of the message does not
appeir. Tae foregoing is tha latest offi
cial iuformation Ir.im the seat of war.
Tt>» baNiiOe of opinion seems to favor
the beii f of a speedy p»aa3 and the eub-
ni s-iuo of Ceitawayo.
Ooe report, wbtub leeks confirmation,
lo«ew,-v«» represents that King Cet-
t»**>o »ool.1 oome forward personally to
treai fur pesos. General Wolseley has
iosnactisd Catonel Liny on not to recom
mence operation* agv.ust Sjaooieny.aad
to rtircnoti his expenditures.
Gentrnl 8:r Garnett Wolseley had re
ceived in itracti-jne to rend the Prinoa Im
perial tome at'he first opportunity.
Fart Ouelmaford and Fort Oresloak
were abxadout-d, so as to enable the
troops gwriioasug them to join in the
advances.
Mzuran, Juiy 18.—Two new cases of
yellow fever were reported to tha Board
of Health this morning—Ffd Eekere, n
barber, residing at No. 101 Bealh street,
and J. M. Williamson, at the corner of
J. ff,r«on and Fre n-. street. Both of these
persons have b;en sick two diys, and
yellow fever t-ymp oma were fully devel-
optd to day. All trains going out late
hut o ght were crowded and many more
are leaving. While the mejrrit, of the
phjsiciana do not apprehend the raging
of the fever in epidemio form, they all
advise psople who can do so to leave the
cily. The weather is warm an sultry to-
dsy after the thunder storm of last
night.
Liverpool. Jaly 18 —This week’s cir
cular of the Livorpool Cotton Brokers
Association says: "In cotton there has
been a continued pressure to sell.
American has been in limited demand.
The priors at which it was offered by sel
lers were irregular and the quotations
were reduced a sixteenth, be* Island
baa been in moderate request at an-
changed rate?. Futures have been gen
erally dull, but with several slight fluctu
ation*. The final rates are nearly the
same as those of last Friday.
WasHi.s’QTOti, Jaly 13.—Mail Superin
tendent Terrill, of Allan's, in a telegram
to the general Superintendent of the
Kiilway ifaii Service today, satd: “All
mrs-eugera totween Memphis and Vicks
burg have ollrwed themselves to be quar
antined at M-.tnpbis, and will cot be per
muted to p r.'orai service. The boats
are tanning r.^-!-rly betweon St. Louis
tad V.ck-bi’T,;. out make no stops at
Murptis.”
From Icfurmali'.n obtained at the Execu
tive mansion to-doy, there is no doubt of
tbs correctness of the assattion hereto
fore published in regard to the successor
of Secretary MoCrary. Ex Senator Eim-
sey, of Minnesota fcns b;en tendered the
oiEas and be* asotp'td.
In the Cabinet meeting to-cLy tbs only
mbjiot of imporicnoa was the request of
the National Bon'd of Health that effioors
of tho navy ba dv.toiled to foreign coun
tries whete the je'low fever is known to
exist, for the pnrposa cf examining nil
vessels bound to the United States, ond
issuing clean bills of health to cuoh as
are free from infection.
The question which arose was whe ther
the dame authorizing each examinations
in the act iooorporatiog the National
Biard of Health was mandatory or not.
No decision was arrived at, bat tho opin
ion ot the Cabinet members present
seemed to be that it would be unjust to
detail either army or navy officers for
snob service at foreign yellow fever ports
unless they voluntarily offered to go.
Atlanta, Ga , J uly 18.—The Home
of Kiyreaentatives to-day voted to in
struct the Judiciary Committee to pre
pare articles of impeachment against
Comptroller-Ganeral Goldsmith based on
he report of the Committee of the Gen
eral Assembly whioh has been investigat
ing the transfer ot titles to wild lands.
Tn« grounds of impeachment will involve
Hiutcn P. Wright, a friend of the Comp
troller, who offered to bribe two members
of the legislature.
Eulogies upon Colonel Albion were
pronounced in tbs Legislators to-day.
Jas. V. Nohers, of Union, South Caro
lina, to day committed suicide by pat
ting hid head on the track and letting
the train run over him.
Indications: For the South Atlantic
State*, partly cloudy weather, areas of
raioa. Northerly to Easterly winds, north
of Florida slowly rising barometer and a
flight rise in temperature.
London, July 18.—General Wolseley
telegraphs from Pietermaritzburg, Jnne
30tn, to the War Office, as follows:
**1 believe that tho war can bo finished
thia season. I hope to reaoh Port Daru-
ford on Wednesday. From there I will
join Colonel Wood’s and theSeoond di
vision near Uinndi.”
Thedispatoh generally confirms tho re
port tha! Port Dazuford will be the base
c - sappliea, and that messengers from
Cette way o hadcomo to Fort Pearson, and
were seat back by General Wolesley,
with namei cf the chiefs whom Cettewayo
must goad to General Crealock.
General Wolesley’s dispatch centimes:
According to the best Information King
Cettawajo ou only muster ten thousand
tt en. I promised that all Zalns joining
ns will be well treated. Many have al
ready eomo in.”
, A later dispatch from Ganersl Woks-
* £ y. dated July 1st, says:
“Lord Chelmsford bas just signalled
tuit ho will be at Ulundi ti«day.’’
A Constantinople dispatch to the Riu-
•fr Telegram Company says: “The
Sultan has refused to accept the resigns-
hou of Kbairoddin Pasha as Grand
Vizier. A crisis, nevertheless, exists.
Inn firman appointing Prince Tewfek
Ehedtvs of Egypt has bsen submitted to
too Sultan. It is understood it confirms
all rights formerly enjoyed by the ex-
h-heiiie, except the right of concluding
treaties.
The Daily Newa this aflersoon pub-
Hhes a telegram from headquarters.
Camp Umvolosi, June 29:h which con
firms the report of the sending of cattle
aad an ivory tn«k to the British head
quarters on the 27th. During the days
of the armiitloe, which followed, three
Proat columns of Zulus were seen to leave
Uuadies and occupy the bash betwosn
that place and the British camp. -The
plan of making a night march on Uinndi
*aa luercfore abandoned.
New York, July 18.—Arrangements
cave jott been completed foraoonven-
tioo of the American Bankers’ Association
et Saratoga, on the Gtb, 7th and 8th ot
Augnat. There will be representatives
from 2,053 National banks, 8,740 S at?
banks, 601 savings banks and 2522 pri
vate banka and trust companies. The
resumption of specie payments, the re
funding of the National debt, and the
influence of these measures upon the in
dustrial and commercial prosperity of
the country will be dieoussed, and vari
ous papers on tha banking interests of
A call was issued to day by the Na
tional Greenback State Committee for a
convention of delegates of that party, to
meet at Utica on the 28 h of August,
for the purpose of nominating a State
ticket.
Memphis, July 18.—Tares new caees
wero reported to the B>ard of Health this
afternoon: Mr*. B. Adams, at 73 Clay
street; Miss Mollie Gomerle, at 261
South street, and Miss Kate Wilson, at
281 South street. All of them reside in
the immediate neighborhood of the Hes
ter family. These make sixteen aa the
total number of oases reported since the
9:h instant. Fred Eokers, whose osae
was reported this morning, died at one
p. m., end was buried immediately
afterward*. Tae total nnmber of deaths
from fever up to date is 7, whioh in
cludes the death of this afternoon. Bus.
iness is almost entirely suspended, es
pecially among the wholesale mer
chants. Large crowd! of citizens are
leaving on every train that departs from
tho city. The Manhattan and Emmett
Banks dosed their doors to-day,
leaving their collections and deposits
to the care of other banks.
A detachment of Chiokasaw Guards
and Bluff City Greys leave to-night for
Clarkson, Tcuo., where both companies
will go into camp.
Mrs. Robert Heeler and one of her chil
dren are reported in a critical conditicn.
The other members of the family are
progressing favorably.
Galv«sto», July 18—Tho board of
health to-day adopted a resolution that
freight, mail or passengers leaving New
Orleans after 8 a. m., July 21st, shall be
allowed to enter this port. Mail will
ba allowed to come via St. Lanis or New
York, provided the same ba fumigated in
those cities. Travelers will ba allowed to
enter the city after the expiration of
twenty-five days from leaving New Or
leans.' Tnis action is based on New Or
leans having ruised quarantine against
Memphis and the probability of the germ
of tbe disease being m New Orleans, and
liable to develop at any moment, as in
the oase of Memphis.
Caibi, Ili, , July 18.—At a meeting of
the Board 0 Hsalth to-day a system of
quarantine regnlation was adopted, as
sat forth by the National Board of Health.
It was uUo resolved that all boats touch
ing at Memphis or any other infeoted
point be not allowed to land here. Pas
sengers by train or any other conveyance
from Memphis are also prohibited from
stopping in this city.
New Yobk, July 19.—Hon. Stephen
Preston, Miaister for Hsyti to this coun
try, received a cable dispatch from Port
Au Prince, as late as the 15th instant,
informing him of the condition of politi
cal affairs in the Haytisn Republic.
Qaiet bad already been restored at Port
Aa Prince, bat at the oast of a consid
erable number of lives ou both sides.
Tae fighting ia that city lasted five days,
and was o .tried on in the streets, and
from bouse to bouse. A fire that broke
out destroyed seventy booses, bat tbe
commercial portion of tbe city was not
injured. Among the killed wero the
Mi miter of War, Francois, and ex-Min-
istar of War Mentos, Col. August Be zal-
iais. of the militia, Jadga George Bazel-
lats, of tbe Supreme Court, B. Bazsllais,
E. Paul, n. Pnnoe and other prominent
politicians. These members from Pori
Au P<ii>ce, look refuge at the foreign
canbuUtes. On tbe aide of the Rspnbuo
fighting wat still goiDg on between the
towns of Goauives and St. Mari.
New Yjbk, July 19.—A Qaebao Bpeoial
says that a yacht containing 15 persons
oapa zjd at Point Aux Trembles daring a
sqaall yesterday. Eight of the party
were drowned. Their names are : Mrs.
Octave Delisley, wife of tha owner
of the yacht; Miss Emile Larne, a weal
thy young lady and daughter of the
Seigneur of Aux Trembler; Louis Lsfe-
bere, principal ot the aoadsmy at Point
Anx Trembles, who leaves a widow and
foarchildret; his son, -a lad of twelve
years; Louis Giver; Xiviar Gerneao;
Ferdinand Blaisdel, sailing master of the
yacht; sad Dr. Ernest DeLisle, village
physician, who leaves a widow aad two
children.
Tho holy of Lafeboro was recovered
floating on the water. AU the other bod
ies bavsgons to tbe bottom and may be
washed to the sea. The yaoht turned
completely ever. A steamer and several
email boats were sent to the resene, bat
aould only save seven of lbs fifteen who
were on board.
Washington, Ju’y 19—A telegram
fiom Dr. Mitcbell, at Memphis, received
by the National Beard of HeaLh last
night, declares the city to be dangerously
infected, and a dispatch received at noon
tc-diy reports, "Six new cases, and the
disease spreading.’’
Memphis, Jaly 19.—Three new cases
were reported to the Board of Health
tbu morning—Lonisa T. and Viola God-
sey, two sisters, residing at 48 Bradford
street, and Tom KsrnaB, Passenger
Agent of the Memphis and Charleston B.
B. Tho illness of the Godaey sisters can
be traced to the infection from tbe To
bin family. The young ladies were iD
attendance on Mrs. Tobin until her oase
was pronounced yellow fever. These ca
ses dispel the sporadic theory. Hiram
Athy, son of Chief of Police Athy ia dy
ing, although his case ba* not yet been
reported to tbe Board of Health as yel
low fever. The Chief’s residence is in
the neighborhood of Tobm’s dwelling, as
is also Tom Kernan’s. The report of the
death of Ford Eokers was premature.
He is living, bnt lies m an extremely
critical condition. The weather is warm
and soltry, with occasional showers.
The development of new coses has given
a fresh impetus to the exodns of citi
zens.
Philadelphia, Jaly 19.—The steam
ship Ssotiago de Cubs, and the Scotts
Grey, of London, collided in the Dela
ware just below the Horseboe this after
noon. Both vessels were badly damaged.
Tbe bow of tbe Santiago de Cabo was out
away to the water’s edgo, and the Sootts
Grey stove in amidships and her mists
broken.
The Santiago de Cuba h*d just been
repaired at this port and was on her way
to New York to resume her trips.
Tne Seotta Grey was retamiug from a
sea voyage heavily laden, and with the
tide in her favor. The damage lo both
vessels is estimated at sbont twenty tho
sand dollar*.
New Yobk, Jaly 19.—Jadge NoahDiv:*
this morning granted a writ of error in the
oase of Cbastine Cox, oonvic.ed of tbe
murder of Mrs. Hall, whioh was taken
before Judge Poiter, who thoren. 0 -.
granted a atay In tbe proceedings ot lue
oase.
Washington, Jaly 19.—Upon inquiry
at the rooms of the National Board of
Health this evening, regarding the rigid
quarantine declared against New Orleans
by Calveston.it was stated by Saorutary
Tamer that a request received by tha
Treasury Department for the placing of
the customs offices outside of the city
of Galveston bad been referred to tbe
Board, bnt they contend that they ha Vo
no jurisdiction in the matter of the Gal
veston quarantine in consequence of th3
non-acceptance by Texas of the rule3 and
regnlatlons prescribed by the Board.
The health officer of Texas, they say, does
not approve of the course being pursued
by Galveston. The Slates which have
accepted the ruVs mentioned are Louis
ian*, Mississippi, Tennessee acd Now
Jorscy. The rales havo been forwarded
to several States for the purpose of se
eming, whan necessary, the speedy exe
cution of tbe provision in the act of
June 2nd. 1879, requiring the National
Board of Health to co-oparate with, and
so far as it lawfully may, aid the State
and municipal Beard of Health in exe
cuting and enforcing iho rales and regu
lations of each hoard to prevent the. in
troduction of infectious and contagious
diseases into the United Slates from for
eign countries,*n'lfrom one Stato into
another. *
Washingtik, Jily 19.—The Treas
ury Department his revoked the order
prohibiting tbe importation of meat and
cattle from England. The Secretary has
officially determined that ench importa
tion will not tend to the introduction or
spread of contagious or infectious disease
among the oattte of tbe United States,
provided all meat and cattle from say
port in Earapb arriving at sny port in
the United States shall be kept in quar
antine for not less than ninety days, un
der direction of customs officers, and at
the expense of the parties interested,
except nbqp the State or municipal laws
provide for quarantine of such cattle, and
in such csss*, collectors will permit tbe
proper officers to quarantine them in such
manner as the State or municipal author
ities require. The Department will, upon
application, consider special csssb where
it msy be claimed during such quaran
tine that cattle were from entirely
healthy localities, direct to the United
States, and' will decide insnoh cases
whether they may ba delivered at a pe
riod shorter than the ninety days before
mentioned.
Fall Kites, Jaly 19.—Tne print cloth
market reports show a reduction this
week twenty per cent, larger than last
week, wbiob shows that manufacturers
are making steady gain ia procuring
spinners.
Philadelphia, Jaly 19.—The pbyeioisn
at tbe quarantine station reports tbB
condition of yellow fever patients in the
hospital there generally improving with
the exception of Captain Batson, who is
no better.
Beading. Pa., July 19 —F. 8. Boas,
lumber dealer, has made an assignment.
Liabilities, $150.000; assets considerably
less.
Albant, N. Y., Jnly 19 —An explosion
took place on tho steamer Drew last
night while on her way from New York
to this city. Several cans of powder had
been placed in a state room, and fuses
attached to each. The state room was
shattered and the wood work ia tho vi
cinity of the explosion badly damaged,
but fortunately no one was injured.
The lights were all extisguished, and
there was the wildest excitement for a
few moments. A man who gave his
name as Henry Evans, was arrested on
board this morning, on suspicion of being
tho person who caused the explosion.
San Francisco, July 19.—The Demo
cratic State Central Committee to-day
voted to retain Dr. Glenn os nominee for
Governor.
Constantinople, July 19.—The Grand
Vizier persists in bis resignation and the
Sultan still declines to accept it j but, to
avoid a deadlock, has appointed Djeodet
Pasha President of Council pending a
settlement of tbe crisis,
Versailles, Juiy 19 —The Senate to
day passed by a vote of 153 to 116 the
bill relating to the ins allation of the
Chambers m Paris as amended by the
Chamber of deputies.
London. July 19.—In the prize shoot
ing at Wimbledon, yesterday, Calonel
Gibscn, a Canadian, won the Prince of
Wales prizs, one hundred pound* and the
badge, with a score of 94.
At yesterday’s sitting of London Court
of Common Council tho report of tbe
committee on market* was adopted. The
report recommends that, in view of the
trade in American cattle, extra carriage
be provided at Froth oattle market for a
thousand bead of oattle and ten thousand
head of sheep also ten additional slaugh
ter houses. This extra accommodation
it is estimated will cost twenty-five thou
sand pounds. Arrangements have been
concluded with the General Steam Navi
gation Company, which will secure the
□3e of their vessels for the transportation
of animals brought from Amerioa.
Viena, July 19 —A correspondent of
the Times, discussing the reported unset
tled feeling in Eastern Boumelia, says it
is believed that sixty-eight battalions of
Tutks, with requisite complement of ar
tillery and cavalry, are distributed be
tween Adrianople and the frontier of
Eastern Boumelia. This is almost as good
a gnarantee against disturbances aa in
presence cf Russian*.
London, July 19.—A Paris dispatch
to the Times says it ia impossible to sup
pose that the government will revive tho
Jaws for the expulsion of the Jesuits.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres, dated
June 25, which has been recsived at Lis
bon, says that an Argentine cruiser has
captured General Godoy, the Paraguayan
insurgent leader, and the Paraguayan
troops have recaptured the town of Au-
maiti. |
Brussels, July 19.—Tho police have
arrested the librarian of the Jesuit col
lege which is under surveillance in con
sequence of the confession* of VanHoame,
a former clerical agent, who was arreetsd
for posting placards threatening the life
of the King; The librarian is suspected
of having bribed VonH«amo to post tbe
placards.
Caethage, Mo., July 19.—Edward Ad-
ama yesterday delivered himself to the
jailer ot this place, charging himself
with having murdered Harvey Brewer,
at Rome, Adam* county, Ohio. Jealousy
wes the cause. Thero was no witness
to the murder, though Adam* was sus
pected. Ha has been wandering over the
conntry ever sinoe, and now says he is
tired of being a fugitive.
Owbntoh, Kt., Juiy 19.—la the Bu
ford trial this morning, Col, Phil.
Tnompson opened ia behalf of the pris
oner, and was followed this afternoon
by Gen. Rodman, for tho State. The
impression prevails generally that Buford
will not be hanged.
Ottawa, Ont., July 39.—The official
paper contains the appointment of Hon.
Thoms* Heath Hereland, of the oity of
Charlottteown, to the Lieutenant Gov
ernorship of the province of Prinoe Ed
ward’s Island, vice Hon. Sir Robert
Hodgson.
Baltimoes, Jnly 19.—Tho Supreme
Conclave of Heptasopbs d03td its session
this afternoon. Daring their delibera
tlons the constituton and by-lftW3 acd
ritual were revised, and the endowment
plan of insuring the members and their
wives was adopted. The following offi
cers were elsoted for tho ensuing year :
Supreme Aichon.T. M. Spencer, Texas;
Supreme Chancellor, A- J. Simpson,
Maryland; Supreme ProvoBt, Val Speed,
Kentucky; J Supreme Secretary, E. M.
Solomon, Virginis; SnDreme Treasurer;
P.|H. Danro, Virginia; Supreme Prelate,
Robert Gillipsy, Msrjlauo; Supreme In-
speetor. General T. V. Peterson, New
Jersey; Supreme Herald, A. A. Phillips,
Jr., NawYork; Supremo Gaide, John
Ortner, Ohio; Supreme Warder, Dr. J.
G. Baker, Pennsylvania; Supreme Senti
nel, Giorge Creave. Louisiana; Trustees
of Endowment, Val Speed, Kentuokj;
Dr. Powell, Tex«; and Frank Mayne,
Maryland.
The next session will be held at Louis
ville, Kentuokj, on Ihe first laeeday in
May, 1889.
Davillz. Fa.. July 19.—Tae employ
es of the Pennsylvania Iron Works were
notified to day that thoir wages would
be advanced, dating from Jaly 1st,
San Fsanciscj, July 19 —Assessments
of one dollar and a half per ohare each
on iho bullion and exchange mining
stock were rescinded to-day. The exam-
ing committee, however, announco their
intention of proceeding with tbe investi-
g&tion.
Atlanta, Jnly 19.—The colored citi
zens and military of this and DeKalb
county decorated the grave of the late
Ool. Alston to-day, in memory of his
friendship for the colored race, and his
services in tho Legislature cn the con-
viut question. There was a large crowd
present to hear memorial orator?.
Louisville, July 19.—At a meeting cf
the Board of Health thie afternoon the
rules and regulations of the sanitary
council of the Mississippi valley was
adapted. These results relate to the in-
spiction of steamboats carrying pisaen-
eager* and freights from river to gulf
ports, to the interior and to th9 more
effective quarantining of railroads. The
regnlatlons touching the railroads re
quire extreme sanitary care of the depots,
stations, ronnd-hGusea.oarshop*, grounds,
ou'houw, etc, which mn*t be drily in.
special by a local railroad agent or offi
cial who is to use disinfecting material
every week where it is necessary. The
t nt a> d »re U3 follows: Whenever a
railroad train departs from an infected
station no person with the fever shall be
allowed to take passage on such train,
enl the baggage of such infect 'd stetioas
shall be thoroughly disinfected before
leaving such station at n point not less
than fifty ncr more than 75 miles
from the point of departure from infected
dIoccb. There shall be an entire tranfer
cf passengers and baggage to anothar
train of cars, which train Bhall never en
ter tho infected district. This .transfer
shall b * made nuder the supervision of a
medic il officer. No person with the fever
shall be allowed to proceed on this train,
but shall return to the point of departure
or be treated in a hospital at the place of
transf r. Cars which carry freight with
out breaking bulk may pass without
tran-fer of freight, but the cars must be
ventilated in ench a way that a current of
air shall pas* through ns whole length
during transit. Way freight efaa’l be
transferred at a point not exceeding fifty
miles from the point of departure, acd
the cars from which such freight shall
be transferred shall not proceed farther
on the roed, bat shall be returned to the
point ot departure. During the exis
tence of yellow fever &3 an epidemio oars,
after unloading, shall bs thoroughly
cleaned by scrubbing and sprinkling wi’ h
carbolic acid, or fumigated and disinfect
ed, and painted. These regulations were
fully discussed before adoption.
Memphis, July 19.—Another genuine
stampede of citizauB is in progress. Tbe
rush for railroad tickets this afternoon re
calls the scene of Thursday, when 5,000
people left the city. The desire of ell who
oin go is to go at onos, and there will be a
jam on all the trains leaving to-nieht.
The officers of tbe Hebrew Hospital As
sociation to-day furnish'd one hundred
Jewish families with tbe necessary funds
to obtain the means ot transportation to
distant cities. The city authorities are
also sending all widows and ohildren out
of the oity. Three new oases were re
ported to the Biard of Health this after
noon—Charles Kesmode), residing at No.
62 Clay street, and hia two ohildren.
These make seven as the total number of
new cases reported for to-day. There are
several sick people in the neighborhood
of Clsy street, whose cases are, to say
the least, very suspicions. Business
is paralysed, and many retail merohants
a'a closing their stores. Fred Eckerts
died this afternoon. Mrs. Robert Kester
and Chief of Polioe Attj’s son are both
in a critioal condition.
points relating to quarantine are impor-
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Musical nnd Dramatic.
Camille Ursa will summer in Paris.
Mr. Bernhard LUtemanu has eeoed-.d
from the Boston Mendelssohn Qiinlette
Club.
It costs oaly fifteen dollars for a first
class seat to see Sara Bernhardt ia Lon
don.
Christine Nilsson sang at the funeral
of the Prince Imperial.
Blind Tom will begin his next concert
tour in September.
The New York Mercery eayes Mil a
Agnes Herndon, a Southern favorite, re
turned to the city recently.
Carlotta Patti and a concert, company
will begin to tour of the country next win
ter under Da Vivo and ChizzoU’d direc
tion.
Wilhelmj considering himself unappre
ciated in San Francisco, has abandoned
his intended Pacific coast tonr.
Janauschek, according t o her agent, is
now in tbe gaih of ripe womanhood, and
will begin her regular tour in Sin Fran
cisco September I.
Au act each of "SweetheaiU,” *‘E.
gaged,” "Married," “Baby" and “Di
vorce" would make a magnificent benefit
programme.
A Chicago Church Choir “Piaafort"
boasts of a Jewish Josephine and a Uni
tarian Buttercup. Both are pretty and
have stirred np a religious commotion
which fills their respective churches
every Sabbath. '
Mdme. Christine Nilsson will not
come to America until next spring, even
if she comes then, and her terms will be
$1,000 per concert, in addition to ex
penses for three.
And sow comes the somewhat improb
able rumor that Mdmo, Adelina Patel will
return'to Amerioa next season. This la
a great season for unreasonable reports.
Both Cariotta Patti aud Minnie Hauk
are preparing their bridai wreaths. The
former ia to be ealled Mrs. Murick, wife
of a German violoncelist, and the latter
tbe better half or a Teutonia j enrnaliet.
The Mendellsohn Qiintette Olab wfi*
remain in Boston abjat fonr months of
next season, traveling only for a short
time in the early fall and late spring.
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old stand last evening.
Two darkeys had au altercation across
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by the police.
The yonng man who was so disorderly
on Fourth street Friday night was fined
$15 yes'erday in the police oourt.
Mr. Rol&ni B. Hall, druggist, is sell
ing sulphate morphine at sixty oents
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This splendid r.ewbook is m fitly through the
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O N atm aflor Sunday, June 29,1879, passenger
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TSA13 SO. 1.-GOIXG SOUTH ASD WEST.
Leaves Savannah..,..,...,,...,... „ M B:20 A H
Leaves Augusta. 9:S0 A a
Arrives at Augusta .4:45pas
Arrive? at Macon 6:45 p M
Leaves Slacca ter Atlanta 835 p m
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Arrives at Eatonton. .11:30 A x
Arrive? at Acgusta....„.„ 4:45 p m
Arrive? at Savannah........................... 4:00 ? h
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mux no. 2.—eon:g xcbtb urs west.
Leaves Savannah..,.,.,,......,.. 7:S0 P X
Arrives at Augusta.. ............5:40 A X
Leaves Augusta p x
Arrives at JliUedgoVille 9:44 a X
Arrives at Eatonton ......11:80 A X
Arrives at Macon........ 8:00 A X
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Arrives at Atlanta.......^.... 1:15 p a
Leaves Macon for Albany and Kuiaula, 8 35 a m
Arrives at Eul&ula,,^ 8:42 PH
Arrives at Albany.............................. 8:48 p H
Leaves Macon ter Columbus 8.45 a h
Arrives at Columbus 2.15 p H
Trains on this schedule for Macon. Atlanta
Columbus, Eufaula and Albany daily, making
close connection at Atlanta with Western and
Atlantic and Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line.
At Bulaula with Montgomery A Eufaula Rail
way; at Columbus with Western Railroad; at
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Kufanla Tram connect! at Fort Talley ter Per*
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Gaines Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Albany
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
C051XXG SOUTH ASD HAST.
Leaves At'anla,.,,,.. - t:15 p k
Arrives at Macon from Atlanta............ 6.65 p h
Loaves Albany., 11:25 A H
LeavesEufaula...n....» 11:27 A X
Arrives at Maconirom Bulaula and Al
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Leave* Columbus. ....1235 A X
Arrives at Macon from Columbus...... 6:08 p x
Leaves Miicon,... 7:S5 P u
Arrives at Augnsta —...5:40 a u
Leaves Augusta. ...........8:80 p m
Arrives at Savannah........................... 7:15 a k
Passengers for Milled gorilla and Eatonton will
take train No. 8 from Savannah, and train No. 1
from Macon, which trains oonnect doily except
Monday, ter those points.
Ttrouvh Sleeping Cats on all Night Trams
between Bav&nnah and Augusta, Augusta and
Mac m, and Savannah asd Atlanta.
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TUBMSBLVBB.
The seeds offered arc toe r.s’-.tol the anas
carelul and experienced selediot.yecr attcvfsar
Market gardeners, private fr.mii-.Ca, and ol
who desire good seeds, should purchase
LsHdreths’ GaraeA Seeds,
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNB. SEVENTH GRAND DIS
TitIBUTION.CLASS H.ATNEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, AUGUST litb, 1819-lllth MON
THLY DRAWING,
Louisiana State Lottery Company*
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature cf tho State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the term ol
twenty-five years, to which contract the inviola
ble faith ol the State is pledged with a Capital ol
81,000.000, to Which it has since added •reserve
tend of 8350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM
BER DISTRIBUTION wiU take place monthly
cn the second Tuesday. It never scales or post
pones. Loot at the following Distribution:
CAP1TALPR1ZR $33,000.
100,000 Tickets at $2 each, Half Tickets SI-
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize ......130,000
1 Capitol Pr:zo,..„. 1AOOO
1 Capital Prize 6.000
. 6.000
6.000
10.000
. 10,000
... 10.000
_.™ IOjOOO
_ 10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Pities of 8800 $2,700
9 Approximation Prix s of 200 1810
9 Approximation Priztso! 100 930
1,837 Prizes amounting to...« 8116,400
Responsible corrcspondin* azents wanted at
all promm-rat points,tavhomaliberal compen
sation will be paid.
Application lor rates to dubs should only be
made to the home office in Now Orleans.
Write, clearly stating (nil address, for further
information.ofjendorders tc ______
HA DAUPHIN.
P OEcx 031. New Orleans, La.
AU ourgrand extraordinary drawings are un
der the snnervisien and managem.-nt of GEN G
T BRAUREtiARD and GEN JUBALi A
ARLY.
TUIIP SEEDS.
FineBt Faneties now Beady.
Also Splnsch and other Seeds for Fall Saw-
is?, Barley, Rye, Oats and Wnsat will soon bs
^Our TURNIP FERTILIZER should be nsod
by all.
Evaporator.!, Cane Sills and Steam
Engines arriving daily a*
MAEK W- JO.”IT 'IT £ 0/3,
87 MARIETTA dlAtsST. ATLANff A v.
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vi lOtciSMor-v-*. No pay tliS
3 Ltbco-jii*
U your merchant does not keep them write for
them.
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neioRjou also listed in 1784ai.ri kept opera
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eixs. DissTors circular saws and
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
CARHART & CURD.
Importers and dealers in Hardware iron and
Steel. Agricultural Implements, Carriage Mate-
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Hie Brown Cottars On.
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