The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-25


DINNEFoRDs BENEFIT.IOn "Wednesday evening
the old : war horse, OF the drama, William Dinne-
ford takes ms benefit at the Bowery theatre, near
and directly opposite his old stamping ground,
where, whilom, ne was wont to cater Tor thousands
OF our tnearegoing erotnamltes. Ills oil WIN rich
to grace the occasion win MS presence; ana the
immortal Flynn and his beauteous better half will
nrove rhallv grateful and now ia their time m re-
member that I" one good turn deserves another"
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Sporting intelligence.
TRo1-rINe MATCHES OVER THE CENTREyIILE
corpsr TI-On Monday there u,os oood, ,ors-
- ~ -. -" soou'y mus :
ter OF the admirers OF trottng The first piece Of
-. !: e. - c. 49, ~ 'a'',
o,s..J III, e. p's' Ao''e'' anu
rn,t;u .u,.r.a .oer.
Smith =. =. ......... .;.b Ice Horse
Mr. Dunn Daa" c agsy v Tsd
Some objection was made to Peytona at the com.
mencement but she was allowed 10 90 Previous
10 the start "Cet off INV Trackn lost shoe hnt
we rs; ho.wsnsuanding Imere was n9'hlng very
pa oo :" p p.o nea', nSsy pown iea ncne IN
nun % sec: feytona second Cayuga Maid third !;
Get OIL my Track poled.
The second heat was won by Peytona by half
length, in 2 min 81 Sec, Aggy second.
The third heat was dead one between the Cav
uoa Maid and Arov Down in > min "a sac ~ ~
The fonrth heat after some % % ~ Sec forrts
temn,a % a star, ,hau y,an, "a .nra,h.r 49, I a.
ns, WHICH SIG ia'i''dheu hoi''e winning IN min
" NJ r :,
hear, n1nI ece t :, was a'ch' mile
c S S ssln names S Sl1 s s5ssi.
Oh. Sorrel (Col. Berne)
Sir Archie. .........................l e
Time. ...,.'........... =. 2;s6 243 2:l3
a.
~ ~ h,,', m a,'1 uors ", iJ-uay oTsi
tnrne Cav GIN This match hau haen " Inn ,,snJ-
o h, ~, , ,,,;, nh,n nd 's per .og u
ii::s, uo' WA WIN 4ouls aiiu ouei Pioccguiues
disgraceill to real sporsmen has not come OH but
II is hoped that this WIN decide the affair
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LOSS OF SUI GicAL INsTRuMENIs-Wear are request
ed to state that Dr. Detmold Yesterday lost pocket
LoL eu Is ,.;i ;,. IT. IN
oooh iu VI s"is'cai Instruments Inc nhoer VIII
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the office of
liie We" forN Hotei. NO questions VIII DC asked
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- ,ts - ,I " 80. s a., aie napPy 70
Peoples Line of Hudson River Steamboats,, has been pur
chased by several enterprisng Albanans. The new
prSpetors OF this line are practical men, who have long
oeen ac.iveiy engaged IN river business
Amsory ofthe those splendid boats the Knick
being now owned in Albany we hope that our citizens
generally Will interest themselves in giving them uni
,ea and liberal support IN addition to these the Rip Van
steamers VIII soon take their places IN the Peoples
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DISTRESSING IAs.uALTf.-Drowneo, at South Co
ventry Con- on Friday, afternoon, Erastus H. Porter,
ageu 70, ana syivanus Seagrave, aged ~ Ihey were
sons OF William Porter ESQ., and Mr. Syvanus Seagave,
poth Of coventry. Inc young mon, together with an
elder brother Of seagrave had taken boat for the pur
pose OF sailing upon coventry Pond Inc boat was very
leaky, and the elder Seagrave jumped from IT. to swim
ashore when tne otnes becoming irghtencd also lett
,ne o1a. on. we're unsoe 70 p0'h were drown
eu-id'Vo'a Io'"an'.
CURIOUS CIRcuMsTANcE.-We are informed that
slight quarrel, on Tuesday last, near Allentown,
resulted fatally to Of the parties The persons
gagged were young man. Aaron Pslmer, and VIM
Clay ton man. some 40 or so years old living
with John Palmer grandfather Of Aaron, who also
lived with him. The strife began in sport but at length
Clayton threw large stone at Aaron and struck him
the hip. Aaron then with his fist struck Clayton on
the head above the rim Of his hat He then walked
ward the pump to wash his hands. Looking back he
saw Clayton coming toward him with drawn knife, in
vioent passion threatening to kill him. but just before