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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-21

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Main street, nearly Opposite Town Hall
, 1866-07-17


minis us territorial, and thali nss scrs thc jur1&-
dfctlan Of Congress over their Organization.
VI besccch them 10 II nit he Suites OF
Schrntln and Colorado before journtug.
Or In the ncaf futu-c they may ind the votos
Of these four States necessary to enable them
to pctnin Their own seats.
We !mrlorc th.m 10 pass, over the rrcsi'
dents veto, Mr. Trumbull's bill regulating
the removals ftom Office. not 50 much be-
cause those Offices are necessary to the well
}atc of the party, as because the removal Of
Republicans thcrctrom Is part ol a acheuc TO
rcvolutionlze the Government.
Finally, un1et8 all these measures can dFaf
ID passed, We record Our ferrcnt prayer,
~h!ch VIC arc sarc Is tho prayer Of tho loya'
people OF iha North generally, that Conesess
do not adjou1n, but remain In session Until
tue Congress soon to be elected shall take II.
seat. Congress II now al tue head of the
nation. Andrew Johuson Is At the head o.
the rebal element. To adjourn under these
circumstances Is 10 sundcr revolution mol
only possible hut probable wo mol say
lpeyStxblcf
, 1866-07-17

= "-' --SSS-~--
artillery MD mE:ketry Of tie r4ts-nay ansia
fart.
The tremendous dash was, however, met
altl. strEa!ucs. l.y In" ''onl,. a'r'ch, Il. ontv
q -nsnll c .tF.s ri CnrEien:ine cavalry gi,i"e
way; tl.e cla.t's OF The Paraguay ans w-se
rrcti c.i =, tic J. fintry IL s1aAr, VII,
heavy Il l-c which tlrt vc Them back usair anl
Aguin, willie the nl:, ranr'.r 81 Il, +,.;at hi
ccciGed 81 perIortty aver hat "f ihc enemy,
aud, dlrrc.. i tllInls Oh the attacking masr'-,
lnaEe kuth h u,uc ata. NJ ta.u, Id 10 1sn Il &c
11dni ii alta ]. npn. thu sl:,sEs Thts bin.
eflectcd. and the ra7asaayans In 4 usaaavr
thrown ulh.a the defensive: 'hcif ctn'te "as
short conflict If Euur honrs they wesc s.,srrd
| to tee il, unclder iron. ihe held Of battle,
Ieryii = tifcr rF four Ill usIud aeatl, si1
p'cct 3 of arti'1err. 1nur Aags, aqtant'iy. II
arrns nn.l come prisoners. through tlo*e consist
chiefly Of the t.rsrrty w"unicd, The ""o!@d
1t is cut up ~l;n 'uhts, ponds snd water
courrcs preventing close and ELECTIVE pur-
ult.
In ihta tat.1c tho allies lost from fifteen
bunIscd 10 two thorsand In Killed ard
woundetl. two-thfrtis Of lich lnss was In
cnrrrd By the Braz,llan army. ngsln,t which
The main attnck WIS directed. ten. osor'v
vas slichtty wounded. Lieutenant Colonel
Galrao. Of aal'a, wss Killed, aud Hfl;a1lcs
Gtnesnl Sa,ni'uio, L,cnteuant Culonei Pin
HEltN in1nn{1cA anu sAht1F ECiAub0 hN!AHN.
mrs wryc wounded. The Argrntlnca Lost
Colonel Klrcso. Comnandaut pago'a aud
3tnjor Hasa,ilhaso. lencral rauncfo WA
slightly wounded. Thu Sscon2 Corps Or tha
Argentine army rrmaiucd lu rr"crso. hut all
| tbc Nraxittnn force was cngagcdt General
| Flores md The small remnant Of the 0slrnt1fs
| !, trsinipI at,er ,,e tleht, ot May 1t, f"u:ls
| with grcat Eni!nnsry. and thc lck~s oe ttn
Pol ,lcutals were heavy relatively 10 shtir uu,a.
eou,r If Tim raraeuaynn c1ra,ry penetrated
through tho wouad aud reached tho lHsa.,A
nrnr 1.aplru, producing quite nh ur:1r
nr,urg thr cauip la.lo~cra, which WA il.
creased hy thu rcpast Of the tour h,,uaes,i
Cusytrn1 inc aanrrt-. " Ito hruf.r 1tsfrth IA
aud t;rd tnr icis, c to ltaplsu, That The ai!st,
had bttn dnlcuscd mi! all WIS ln.s. \ l.a.4-
cua, en tltvt.l..n III tt,Err tholi-and tnen. VI
attempted 10 tu,n tho flank On tho l,r.. :ian
eida, and to capture Inv cannon pl4srd u,
protect liz Fcar, Was SO vigorously a,task III
by I'razisian division tI,lt It's rrt.cat W.,
cut uiT and It was nearly nnnthi!a.cA
, 1866-07-17
MIR. >tWAlkLssx I.E ECEEN.

Scnator Seward has written a letter Gu.
dorsiny tue Philadelphia Convention, on the
lmpu,lcnt assumption thut II Is The only plan
proposctl a. mode Of rretor1ug the Uutnn,
md tbHi q dcettc for the spcrdy restoration
nf the Uninn can tnkc no o1hrr form t!lsn an
endorsement oi tho ohnson-SewarL. Doolis-
tie policy We have 70 often exposed tho
tataehood of this uncomfortable lie that We
notify Nr. Scvnld that We will not under
lake II nrn,n. If Johntop should w1ito u
letter to Seward and Doollttls, endorsing II i,
nnl If Seward should write another letter to
.fohuson and Dooltltlc endorsing 1t, and II
Dnolit,le should write 4 letter 10 johnson
aud Seward endorsing Il, the story woul.l
stIl remain witsnl pa1pabtc liz, and tho
| man who says aa Mr.. Seward Gays In bis
letter that 'no other plan " Of restoring The
Unlpn, than tia. Of the President nnd The
Philadelphia Convention IL offered or even
thought Of" Is vllln1, unconsciouab1e and
unmitig-trd liar. In the course ot all oui
t~Mtscal scadiag VIC pcycr read lie 70 auda
cIons ps Mr. Ec~ ard perpatratcs In this let
tcr. lTc knows thai the Recoustruct1ou Com
m,ttuc III Confscss has proposed Plan o
srsto,attop, aud that the essential features o
TINT plan have been offered by Congress Il
the South, md bcforc theY have had time Il
consider them, tho Prrsideut md hlmscl
hare advised tle South ID reject them. Ml
Suwa,d knows that tho Administration Ia
but to recommend, tuatcal Of opposing, tha
lJnn, and It would succeed. Tennessee Is no,
held out Of the Union only by tho cuunln
machina'ions Of johnson mud Seward. III
Sewnrd knows, also, th&t Congress IL I'll
| Inv. making trcaty.maktur pOWcr. and th9
, 1866-07-17
THE EOL1Ae e"%E apF AUS SflfkAs

The downfall, Of Austria Is 80 sudden and
co:pp1-te "a almost to take one, breath
au.y, and the rntIng Of the war IN Europe
If IT be eudcd) Is 50 unexpected that NC can
OILY wonder what II was begun Tor. 1t WIS
begun evidently because Austria vas MT
aware of her own ho,,owness. In 1860, when
the Emperor Frsncis Joseph invited the Prus.
sian Government to Join him In reform.
Ing, or rather strengthening, tho German
Bund, B'smark replied In Substance
that Austria had no business in Germany at
all-that she was heterogeneous compound
Of uatloualltles, held together By nothing
but the force Of habit-that she had better
BE- Strengthening herself than attempting TO
strengthen Gcrmauy-that her proposition
was 1npert1nent, and could not be listened to.
In bis last communication to the Court Of
Vienna, the same plaln.spokcn Minister
aye1rcd that Austria bad nothing to hope
, 1866-07-17
THE WAR,

The C0uGitl In 4t.h yuia-The AdyAue
t-res n"h I'.uasas-s..,.;p.ts>"u "C
Au+c.,n-tt,e u.,irc,. nr x,ru%.tn ar.
rumnst,h. .d-yu.lirc IT l,aIx,, tnunr.
,r..,..,t.. =, ~. ,,,,.. :, -.,,aI
ls''fefp'sussc' " nv en'sI t''ooae.
r...a, .,,,z,o,,o. "Nuss; ,.s,.,: .,,s >" -
Ia"'eh compelled 10 write sstI' London,
c,ou4 correspondent already here, Int wilt
a. a,"'.,., :" ,s.,4,"" -, '1 ~ 49,. eo u a..u
eioseis iook'rS III 'os the 'ast hisccn H"''h'
t ,,r a4,s ot .aS , Continent knsaa Is 80
the, M = I"ni.on cor,csnord,nt ~ h.s his rs hau1.
III, t rc.orai,,,, H. 4; *,or =, t,,o or-r,,,rou
'"'' u" .'., " ~
ot lhe he1ofm ADMINISTRATION hna lac calishs
cf Lord Derby hnck 10 power. Meanwhile
.1,oce,t,cr iilt;.rrn, sort md .,ncc I srot.,
49,, 49,. ,.,,o- o,,out ,r,-nf,1ro In s,r1.zae,,n5
you "t .e''s' a'o"' - - S"''As't""4
changes have occnrfed which the must san
EuEnc dsennlrr would Eot tlvc conceived Of,
The Yu.h nj errnt. dunnr tbc mast twp of
.,,r.s ra,I. t,a, ,,o,, te.tn,,,1,r. ard !,
~ a. ...... -. ~
eetme no" rs thouSs 1uc sseat Wat "ese oe'
hind us tnstraa OF before us-a matter OF hts
tory anh not ot the tnturc.
We're i: more for the interest Of American
4eAas4' ~ aA's A'n.5 '.'Aes t"@4 ~ ""'o
those which Ecftrsanze IRON week 10 wrnk
the result Of the campacn.R Il wuu!1 be better
10 write irum eounc Que Of the great rrns.tan
c,nr. h,,> h., /, w,,fct a, ,,ome I. 7 m.
-, .a,.., ...,,, 49,. ..,...,,...' 'n...-.t
Wenenn, e.ie'"4 ."o e"'eS'eo' ''as 'ul"..iat4
Of "hat !: taking place Over til. whole at!a.
| This Is best got by studying thr WAr letters
which come 10 London every ,isv. and by
! o,,,,rnr,n, th,t, win NAV. ,ns win ~. ~
.'rp" -, ~, @ 80, tAe
| WsS"ses sa'"co w PeFsoAa1 $'aset n"u
count II a. great gain thai the whuie Of the
district now made 1ntrrrsttn, by the German
1 war Is one over which | have repeatedly
wandered, and which Is ~ familiar to me I.
| arr the streets or any Amcsicao cltY. Keep.
lDv nIy-clf aa tourIu. with whit tEznspirc
from day to iay. / shall write Just trlpft tic
tirrsnE 81 tue tt,atss, untl 50 endcayor to dsa
better With the reader, OF the TRlnrNk ia re.
trcrt to Gesmau Affairs thAu Il wruie ir,1r
| Err,tp Thc lettrra " 1T ~ I.cst,et upa ,t},,y&
1sl1ablr, frr the Prus.;au Juur:.4ls viii only
rcir RI the sue .csscs, not fhc rcrefs.s Of tlcil
natlouul arms.
Passing over the great 1&allaa defeat. let M
sus, lar bctarr you The condition Of things n
ihcv nrr In Germany 10 tay. The inlctes
centrcs at Bohc,lt[1, ui,tl tic ic.c.,a,A h.iu-
zach hour what makes It tuore and NOR. Ger
tain iha, the A,,,trlAus haze suffered loss i,
ills country y iicn more ttIan o{}.ety thei
! victory al Custosza, The FORE, OF the Crow,
! Prince Of rr,s.;a and OF rr;uca Erodrric
: Charles. nrrhcw Q, ihc kluc. cilc>ted a iuns
td,I, f,&r f,xs n,, su:t ,,n + II h.r i, -
, 1866-07-17

GANiBALDis EXPEDITION.
Your OWL. great wnr vas 80 1nll OF bcroic
arts. of Patriotic devotion. tf rou,a,,tlc ad.
venture, That the record Of some incidents
within my o" n knowledge H. connection with
what H. going ou BOW. an which /: Ibid here
Woh1i III thought remarkable, would Simply /
ItlAitrl you VI lung tc1sIs Ut Eases winch Id |
3.'ur own 1anl were 100 n1mcrous 10 pt revoke
tiny .uEptlee. Inay say. however, that t;ar,, |
baldt's lorce, wilch ID engaged In is dsrEr-
rous expedition - m armed baud ever UNDER
:rok. has q wonderful attraction for cxcep.
ilohal men. In 1t are gentlemen Wlo, having
no duuut II .. .mpathy With Italy, arc led to
hi. particular sn.srrri,e hy The c1tremcne.s If
tho danger ~h'eh Il lnvo!rre, mad which by
+ome Gteat private xrfci Of thclr own Is ren.
drsed blessing. Que case 10 particular
weighs upon my mind 1t Is that Ola gentle.
man Of university traauing, tia heir to large
estate aud The last bearer Of IN auc,eut na1as
"a mau Of The riFc*s culture, TIT swecicss
disposition aud With intellectual promise
Which IL Tho pride OF hh fartIy-a man
wbose wristngs arc thoughtful aad good. and
who has political career op<n to him II will.
A few years cgo hc married girl whom
he parstonaiely loved aud In whom he found
Hi, cnnsumnt%on. the tn.1diu. rr-,nr n our
race, revealed tt.e)r, anu slow decav has
ended In death. Thc rr.ult h.. hcon ~, tho
,ru.hsnd xho toyed her 40 ar.r,v. Ia. ,ac.
..,lr. -o,,.ren.,x H. ,,,,.,x.ct, IA In . c,,,,
| ...,rr.s and win =, rr,,,ny,on vhi,n i. ,hc
nrmr, trorn IN, ,h,rnco nrc.,r.v,,.n ,1rn. of
| ctn0ton. hn- EoEe oil to Gnribsld'. asklng only
. nrix.,. .o,dis- ~-,h,n,h r.. h,.s sln,n.
| ~ L..s.,.to. ~ ~ ni,,... s.,.,.s 80. ~.
i,t,,,t"., -, r,o., ,.,,h 1,,,h Th.,e ~, ~.
49, ~ se'. "e. ,n,, s.".,,, ,,,.ss,,,. NJ
~. r. -, ..'-,,',,,,' ~, r".ss'',s,.-
'a'g. .os "u.a uA.oau. s.a..s"a ssa '0"'"
e's A1's ..en a." ~. .1ao" as..
s'e'. - ~ .nA ~ uaeA4 -. ."s,n ~" H. ,,
/ i"e u's". 1".'' .""' s,-''5 W. ~
c"a"l WIN 1ne Atlantic cao'e va ooasa' ~, "au
te'shl'ui u'p ~ snc monster eaPo" Aua'A,
aoy' hambcf o. us *cnt aern ~ spse'a'
train to place called stFoh'' anu tae1e
Jo'nea ooat which hau oern eass1eFr" 'os
~ ana steamed ou sos tno 'e'la'a'" 's'ss''
VIC "cfc u Lapfo'nteo W ."e so'epcs " Ml,
aaa'na, "at st'1he .! w s"u IN *e'ecao'c ea"'
VIII AF. FoA, tne Aas aoe4et~'F " you
navy w" ''n ocse 3ns1 now anu ~no :
.''t' aaost t"'fo.ss Eo"s aoeos''o VI ai'it
to's cFel pea'1 o'' nv @asa'e'a'o 'ao moa
'to. NJ" ne'e "s.'c' snu oet'e
,,1''''a.su . .aaa Aus sa'p " WV
~, ,,,. "1 ~, na'2 s"ae ~ nml'os
s". ~ .,,t ~" "e :" IN. ~ o.as".'. >, euIa
/ ,"As ~ ',"s su's eoes1 soo "a.s S
~ ~ ". a.. WV I"Se" .A'
s.s"s s1,. .o"4 e.-." tu'le' sup aIu n4"E .ucu
. "'A ~ '"J"s 's'u'.
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, 1866-07-17

The Rush11l1e {SchuJler o. 1ask', ht a. 1oou-
.ou osrau Of thlt eouny. in .pcaking Of fee dea's
Of lrhaho1 CodeIng inoufges n 1ne following tt
Gec'fops: ,s., ,.s..,a
eotatnr j. ao. Ne II the t1mt roa'eup'ihl
Annit,1un preacher. waQ, oulc ytafe ago. tamnled
,he Amer an nxg uAdcT his fett. and . ho hat q
ws,s u q pulpit r. political ao ostiun m wanna
as,s o,tc Or b. sou.d not have neea called aomt.
5ne Hvscetrr Of etv,1 Liberty: the eurmfcs q tne
b1te raau, the ius'isa:os< Of ID. hss wss 4se ~
Wsp.s9 nssts, ..odatnK, and a hol. h's ot o'ner.
cqsa.iy tnfau out. at~ eoue. ana The country u oes
9sS 81 Without shs0.
, 1866-07-17

On Th.r-esy lat Two lsds uamed Hogan and
ss,Iesu uatlc hs,htrs IN the 1liiDosa RlNr as L.
sat!e, wesr ctowted. .-
Tbs hssn Of u. ). Houch. Esq. 1t LAsAle. was
hunt On sMurd-y u'as1 tof last toeslhtf ~1.h 40
Luncs and other contents, valued 1t El,1o. no
inkpIHAEt.
, 1866-07-17
111ts FUtkE'Ss@ Aa.WN AAD THE

1l1ts rUslI:.GH Af,W~ AAD THE
GRAIN N1A9sKET~.
TIC foreign news received "n Sunday night
had most depressing eject on The grain
markets. yesterday Whcat fell In this mar
ket lo@l3c per bushc' Corn. 3@3,,1c; Oats,
lt1c, aud Rye 4c {re tushel.
On the 10Th instant regular No. Spring
was sold here It 81. 20. and yesterday 1t tell Is
low as sl.5o--a decline Of 4oc per bushef
within seven jaYkt
, 1866-07-17

1,ur. ,ynrd m ,t,hor ,,,n, ,,,- r.,t,t1,t,n,s
m,,t W.. =" ts.n ,h,,, s.,,. T,,.r T.. -
49,, w.. ,;..,s ~ ~, '1s. 800 ,..I: ns
s.,,tst .'.t.s .s.s- ~ ~.s' " :.
.ue a1,"H3 ~ ~ Pe"p'e ~ aee..n naa ~ ~
sssn.,.,,,. ., A ".s. eus - 60 ~ a
ea.s..sn ~. a''a. ,ue seetosa 'la'cs: q. o'9a..
* -s"' ae r. o. ss ~ ~
tan'ea' p"u .a.' 4ue ea'aetpee - o.tS wy
u u"e' ~ .nl7 snpett1us eop.ss Noas.es
la sousht 10 TEE aotalneE' ~, Ia LII lAe'
E''cp away nearly e'e's'nne' :, ahs e'cl
away our 'aeht 10 sses1t taat tue ~ % SonHso1 W.
Governments art mol feFnoacan III 'of", Do
caase 'os5 e3e'uoe INC eolosed saes HUI W
EonnS. II nas c'Fen away appa,eaNy w
t!au'e ~ 'eo'S'''Ae Auoec 8t1H@' otee
.pSs "S.e ever 10 DC feo1eani1eo neY ousa
~ ~ us's oeeh seo.eaa'Aea Al 'he l1s. oppt
tunls sousteae nao 10 90 H. naa "A"e'
our s'ea' 10 assert 9na1 aaeec ooeu
So.e'nuants Arc mol a.aeA peea0s'
, 1866-07-17

|
tont,itnioD i. - 'nan los an. positive grant Of
| ne power ~haeh II contains. 1lu~ Admirable,
how plan3 tust, ar The sesetal prssItln Of III
S,strs, md subject 10 The 1urlsals1on Thereof ate
einyent Of 'ho IN, "a sIates md OF TIE stase
| wherrln the5 resito"
| Tal'xen In the Lnied stsier, apt subject to Ito
1ut1toletiop, sut3ret TO ta.s,nn. 20 military tes-
vtw. 10 Ill nafden- OF sociey, both stt'e md ns-
t,ee. . sserive II mn tfon soeirty nv pfoe,on
| uuien 1. Involved In The ttatos D! ctutnsaip- To
compel msn 10 sano. 10 Jonr 1a!t:dset1op IN ~
and tb* withhold iron him tht* reatonatle mea,
utc OF sec.yrocal pEotee,on T., TO taytas g.. md
10 eaM u ,! 70 harees nsmt, peaasa! xsshy;
| -So s,sie fbaii fn7ke or snfo.es say lsw sh!eh
snail ao.,dee TIE rsts,lesss or aa7uuaaee OF as''
.sbat oaspe II il it Of any sta'e 10 do the shlue.
here forbidden! 10 rob tie Amesleaa ttttzA o.
! lie lind ! When We remember 10 ~hat 40 e1ten,
lEls has he4 4 done IN The px T. re can 9ppfe'
este she need Ct pottlhg etop to 1t IN the future
.-Sur shall any s.ate deprive my persoa Of life
liberty Or tsup<rJ H1tnout due process Of la~. no
deny =, pef: q .i'hin tts 1urisaesisn The eqaa
How ele.ri, nz1t and necessary to liberty y this
The iron already declares rrucfsf that at
pts,en .s. ,ps,.sa q @ noTf2 Tn ., s,t.p g.sp
pAg1fcn'arly that no Sztts thi1l DO lt-s xuo1esou
and neeoed ehtez upon the sbn.e Of liberty ~tie
ssv.,al ot Tue sn,et h.ze ps.e''eed nd ~n;sa 1ns
ean.c ot lae tee:ioo, p-ov,dlnz that 90 st.te ths
DRY so ~ pz-on wa'h'n ~ }uh.d'et,oo III u
1isb' snss eoe = aoaia I'D i,a.s,us ,oeody oeui
70 recognize il ample ju1t,ee- Il t. not
81 teet, ssoaia T. III asnsd eaa. jo.sis
| and !qrsi protection n 'he hsods Of The a<! Wh
can loE stf13Ent II The t1cs lal be realizes II
| InkfpiDr $UIt yFjfhu0t
The New York herald., 1866-07-28

joint resolution respecting the army Of the United
STATES continuing all laws, &c, affecting the army snce
1851.
tr. scuRscK moved to av the joint resolution the
table, stating that IL was contrvance OF the Senate 70
AVOID passing an army bill Adopted
EXAMINATION NEWARK nay
Mr.. WRIGHT offered resolution for The appointment
OF naval officer examine the condition OF Newark
nay aud OF the mouths Of the P,ssac aud Hackensack
rivers
The resolution agreed 10 by vote OF Al ayes 10 40
nays, tho Speaker yot ng in the affirmative tAppanse
nom the democratic benches.)
srlsRiNTrSDESls or MECHANICAL ESTABLISHMENTS
Mr. HA>ks offered joint resolution requiring tho
superutcdents OF all e mechanical establishments OF
the be APPOINTED from civil liie II Was
referred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs
sMAk1Es RxPI0YEs.
Several propositions for the increase OF the salaries Of
the employees about the House having been oered- Mr.
,xEScK suggested resolution that the pages OF the
Rosso b. put upon she footing rs TO compensation
rs ,uembers Of the Cxtnet. (Iauahsrl
DEFICIENCY NIL.
Mr. KAssoy from the Conference Committee on the
Deficiency bin made report, which was agreed TO-
At the time we went TO press both houses Of Con
zress were IN sessionX-lED. HERALD.l
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
M e xI.c O.

COrtinn Expelled from natamors--~ Fear
Thousand French Troops ia Monterey -Tsr
Liberals Buying Arms sold al Auction ss
Brownsville. &c.
kKw 0RLtAss July 81 1890
The steamship Clinton. from Brazos has arrived,
bringing up the Siney-afih United States troops aud
officers.
The RIO Gxpndo valley was quiet and trnd" rcviving
Co1ina caiised continued trouble NJ Msiamoros and
had been expelled from tha, city. Gambling uni
vcrsal there
The French number four thousand at Monterey, aud
hold all the interior
The liberals buying n tho and accoutre nents
sold at auction by tho United states al Rrownsyile
The Times Maamoros correspondence Of the I'D INST
says:-Escobedo who len Matamoros with a stroug
force attack Monterey detained Rcynora by tho
impossible ~ the roads Cara and Cortina
about leaving Tor rampco Ihc French nre al raitillo
aud Monterey with about Two tbousand troops
under Douai En'nor says they viii abandon Monterey
and fan hack rsn Ln2 a. Maianoros conscai ionr
the order of the day and properly ~ the mpaiS
was being disposed OF at nominal prices,
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a 90 1sAi 81 e.ntas Tins, ss4
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So George Tho isiior howeyr, va xlllnT fop "a ioo
in roo, white Iah,r bfourAt bot t'os, s,,ss s.o ~
aud winnie Ru,,sr tioo Tic race ~ h,.sa
the the inside q 'hs enclosure; ana 10, n mi. pole.
and then around the track q the stand 80
then around again Arcols got awsy nr. Jr'us -eco.,
into the track Arcola led length Jallag seccsi th.
others olosa up Al tho tires quarter pole Areols SUI
Minnie Butter. ~bc wss neck ahsad of fu,her They
ran sharply thc honestch and passcd the stand -
Arcoll leading one iens,h julius second necA
ahead Of Minnie, who ws one length ahead of Luther
Going around the turn both julius and Minnie Butes \
ran IN front Of Arcoa julius ieedng the quarter poc
length, the mare second hail length IN front ~ ArcoA
Luther two lengths hehlnds Going down the bakstrech
tho pace was sharpencd the struggling gsmeiy I
for the lead. bui Jnas raa,ntsined a. and pased tbs
half mile pole half length IN front of h,r tho latter
being length and half ahead Of Arcos Luther bring
ing the Going arouna lower turn the ,iprc
began 10 drop on Arcn,a took place and
gan strong running for the esd he closed % rap dly
julius, and hts nanks they into the
honfcsretch and from there the stand the struggle
exciting in tho extreme bnt with all LIttlefed-
and appliances TO Arron JulinF by short neck, 4
the last mile having been 49,, and the Ia
3:1O1S.
The following IL n summary
THpD Ricr Dash Of miic and three gusrlert Tor
all ages Purse. $500.
J. s. Watson enicred b julius year. old by lev.
ington, dam Julia, by Glescoo ................
J. Hunter entered b. h. Arccia, years cid by isx.
ington dam Topaz. ....--.......-,.
Dr welden entered b. G. Luther. years old ~ lex
ington. dam Bclic Lewis, hv Glencoe .......-....
Mr. SandIord entered b. m. Minnie Butler yoars old 4
Tiinc---J :iOs<
There will he two mile ibr three ofs with
six entries, and tbrecqnarfc for year od4
The other the programmes viii result ~ ieated
in waik over
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TIE COLLEGE REGATTA.
Snic Defeated b, Harvard -t.reat Cnihe erisr
al Worcester.

al Worcester.
WoncKsIrR, July 81 1905
The regatta sports here to-day drew Lrgor number
o. spectators than before, aud Notwithstanding
three showers everything passed OF hncly The bas.
b~li match between William. and Howard Colleges
won by Williams. the standing thirty for
Harvard 10 thifty-nnc for Williams
Al the ei.izrna rsgai,a, Master Brown. 81 Portland
the wherrv race over Joshua Ward; time hflren
Isinnses aud hlisen scconas
The -four Dared by a crew. of which
Lewis Lang OF New York waa stroke, and Master
Brown the bow usr. time, 10 H.
The Worcester city was won by the Quenscga
mnnd of this city.
The Howard University and Scientific the
College rarc. Tho foll0wng Ia tho time Howard Se
entInc, iss53 Yale Scientific 1873 Howard University
Is.s3h Yaln University, 1910