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thatotlutyearf' -
state that the
Britishfleet ot the nth American station
issiwrtlytohegrsatly strengthened bythe
addition at severalwar unit at a more
modern typo than thosenowineonmialoa
hitheNorthAtlantic. Theprueutflaphlp,
the Belierophin, is to be recalled, the
Anrorn,onoofthenew crmaerl, takingher
place. The Aurora wears ten inch steel
armor, carries twelve guns, .two of them
twenty-two ton,breechloading. rifled guns,
mounted forward and aft, andtensinton
hrsechloaderscarriedin-oadsida. Her
heighteenhnotn. TheBell'ophonisa
or-mne ship of the old type, while, the
Auroraissimplyarover,whichin theevant
ofwar would do great damageninongpri—
ratseraandthomerchantmarineofahoatile
nation.
THE AMERICAN PARTY.
Its lattonal Convention in Session at
Washington.
Wasnrlarox. Aug. ii—‘l'ho convention
of the new American party opened at l
dcloch yesterday with 250 delegates in at.
tondance. The convention was called to
order by ex—Lieuienant Governor Sharpe,
otKnmas. Hemade a stirring speech, in
which he indorsod the platform of the party.
His speech was frequently applauded,“
his allusions to America for Americans were
wildly cheered by the delegaws, while the
Win thegalleryplayedthe‘fltar
Bans-c."
D. I’. Wiggintou, who was the party’s can-
didate tor governor of California, was made
nt chairmen. in his speech he niid
it was time that fair Americaceaeed to bee
oeqioolin whichall Europe conhi drop its
papers, criminals and undesirable populy
tion. Alter prayer by Rev. Hr. Booker, of
Ionisiana, the convention got into a pro
longed debate over the hair of represent.
tints.
A cornmitteeoncredentials, wasappolnted,
consisting of: District of Columbia, J. Burke;
Illinois, A. B. Bib; larylnnd, B. J. Boyer;
new York, J. W. Jarhal; Virginia, H. K.
Knrtn; Pennsylvania, Dr. A. R. Tech; Cali-
fornia, C. N. Wihn.
The cornmwtee reported 197 delegatesin
attendance. The entire ntternoon sis-ion
was exhnuted inafnrther debate on the
harbor rqnnsantation, on which inconclu-
rioa "leached,
cult-ed try the Innate.
Wmlnoron, Aug lfi—The senate has
confirmed the following nominations; Pow
mam-P I‘lrn'iih: W. J. Dari, :0;
Am- '1‘. tier, Milton: . .
' Oxford; 1. r. Bomhnrgu', mm;
W. B. Jack, Leechbnrg; J. C. Walton, Ken-
nett Square; ll. L. Church, Union City;
W. 'l'. Icilnrnry, Sandy lake; 1’. A. Ratti
gan, Bernhnrt’s Hills; C. lien, Bteelton.
flaw York: T. W. Poole, Sidney; P. H.
Stevens, Fredonia.
The Kant Hartford Bridge.
Kimono, Aug. 15.——'l'he commissioners
parties interested yesterday, and snlnnitted
adrnltof thoreport, which willbemade to
thesnperior court. The award of that]!
mmhfidgeeompany isnpportioned as fol-
Io'I:
An lava 'l'm Bar-ed Oat.
Dan Horns, Aug. li—Pire at Stanton,
principalities“ are C. W. Swanson & 00.,
Rock of merchandise; loss on
and goods, tam“); insurance.
“Jill. Walling Brion, groceries, $84110; in-
“. 32;“). L W“. anddlory. .1,“
The poitoflce, malls and elite natures were
i
Death of charter anchor.
learner, Cat, Aug. 15*”
Cmckar,ssoondvieeprsa'dentot theBonth-
dial here at 3:3”.-
tsrdayalteraooa. .
Counterfeit lilyerlnctrealatian.
There hbynll Mn good dealot
' Mutilrcinm inthernral
Wandenactlyliowitgeta intoeirm ,
iatuanoon-mto know. Ali-land“
”.mdoaaconsiderablesnpflyhnsi-
oltrehowthewfltemwhowsrestrnngersto
Hmalldhavogothbaddra-and theidea
he dealt in aarhaoornnuuiityasthey
'i‘
. Seventh race,
, .‘ Leroy first, Bum Brown second, Elphinthlrd;
time, 3:17.
Black Jack third; time. 2:22%. Flower City
makes, "0,000, for 2:30 clan. trotting, div ‘
Vidal; Jock first, Guy second, Ionnt Morris
third; time, 222%. .
results of yaterday‘s races were as follows:‘
First race, three-quarters of a‘ mile; Bintrarn
first, Blessing second, Retrieve third; time,
mo. Second race, mile and n sixteenth;
Grhette first, Allentown second, Pasha third;
time, 1:55}; “Third rnoe, mile and fire-
sixths; Wary first, Monlroae second, Royal
Arch third; time, 3:01. Fourth race, threa—
qnartersofalnile; IaClair first,
tries for the regatta are coming in rapidly],
andfroun morepntationoi thoseenteredthe
diluent rants promise to be well contested
Theoanoesailingrnoe will be exciting, are
great many members of the American Canoe
alociation have entered. Gaudaiir has on—
tered for the profenionnl single soul] race,
and will arrive Tnaday. O’Connor, Lee and
Wise are also expected on that date.
day’s tint play of the lawn tonnislour-e
ment at the Casino, Narragansett Pier, W.
Elizabeth
M, 6-0. Q. A Shaw. New York, debated
J. Byrne, Jr., New York, Gail-2 O. 8.
stars.“ A:
and Ian-tan lease. marshal!
sans-a and Other heate-
Ilan Your. Asg. n—Atleaaoatkl'erk ,-
y.thelrstrsra,- and:
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GRAND CIRCUIT A, awnurnn.
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BAHAMA um
Benn-one Recs Tues, Aug. i5.-—’l'he
Boccaecio
second, Keder Khan third; time, 1:185.
Till canines mas-u.
Bn'nozon P0131, Ont, Aug. ism-The eny‘
Lawn finals at novnnnvcr.
Paovninacn, It. 1.. Aug. Iii—In yester-
11. Wooden, Providence, heat J. C. Elliott,
C. A. Chase, the wettern
champion, defeated T. S. Taller, Harvard,
Campbell, Columbia college, defeated Lloyd
Baltns, Orange, N. J., 6—2, 0-7. H. A. Tay-
lor defeated Colgate, 6-0, H 8. Hedge,
Princeton. beat 1‘. J. Stead, Harvard, “—9,
6-3. > in the play between A. Shaw and
Hamilton rm, Shaw took the on: net, 7.5,
Poet the second, H Shaw the thirdJi-O.
In the play between Slocum. New York,
and J. A. RyermSlocumwontheilrltset,
6-2, Ryeraon the next, 6-3, Slocum the third,
63.
You on an arr-n rm woon.
mum, On, Aug. u—«Chrie Von der
Ahe,prrsldent oi the St. Ironia Browns,b
auto-totem Pitchsri’ete "Mottle-
and the 7 . n!
th lath clab athing for what conddeialloa
they would release him. The Hamilton
managementaahsmmo for Peter’s release,
md that not before theendof thepraaant
ae-ni.
man’s nasnau. 0am
At llaw York—New Yuk. 9; China). 4
Hits: New York, 6; Chicago, 5. Errors:
New York, 8; Chicago. 5. Batteries: Kaela
and Ewing, Krock and Flint.
At Baton-m. 10; Detroit, 7. Elle:
Elston, 9; Detroit, 0. Errors: Baton, 8;
Detroit, 12. Batteries: Clark-on and Kelly,
timber end Bennett.
At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 4; Indian-
npolil,2. mu; Philadelphia, 5; Indianapo-
lis, 5. Errors: Philadelphia, ‘2; Indianapo-
lis. 4. Batteries: Sanders and fichrirer,
flealy and Daily.
At Washington—Washington, 5; Pitta-
burg, 8. Hits: Washington, a; Pittebnrg, 7.
Errors: Washington, ii; Plttsburg, 5. Batr
terisa: Whitney and lack, Btaley and lil-
ler.
At louisville~hmiaville, 8; Brooklyn, 5;
Hits: louisville, 10; Brooklyn, 7. Errors:
ionisviile, 4; Brooklyn, ll. Batteries: Ewing
nndVaugha, Hugh-and Clark.
At Cincinmti—Chcinnatl, ll; Baltimore,
I. Hits: Cincinnati, 17;. letimore, 13. Zr-
rors: Cincinnati, 4; Baltimore, 5. Batteries:
Smith and Keenan, Kilroy and “liner.
Atflt. Innis—43L innit, 5; Cleveland, 0.
Hits: 3'. Louis, 12; Cleveland, 4. Errors:
St. Louis, 1; Cleveland, 4. Batteries: King
and Doyle. ("kite and Zimmar. ,
At Kansas City—Kansas City, 1; Athletic,
4. Rita: Kansas City, 4: Athletic, 9. Br-
rors: KaunaClty, 2; Athletic, it Batteries:
Porterand Donoh Howard and Robinson.
J T”: V , . ,. .. , ... . ... .,. ,. ..
N.J.,b—8,8—6. B. W. Blo- ’
cum, Jr.,d>eat S. H. Colgate, of Oswego, N. . V
Y., 6-0, 6-1.
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