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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-12-25
Professional Directory.
4 B. ARTHUR, D. D. s., office one door
"A from nornar of Beverly and n eM streets.

a d. AkTH CK, D. D. 3, IOHce o11e u uUoI
"A. from corner of Beverly and New streets,
STAUNToN, VA. -
Artificial Teeth mounted on Gold, x,r .
Silver, Platina and Vulcanite. The -
greatest Improvement yet introduced %SfkxxssY
into Dental Science is conceded to be
the Vulcanite process it being four times lighter
than gold, and much cheaper, embracing superb
or cleanliness, nicer adaptation, and many, other
advantages. All the various operations OF Dem
tai Surgery performed with strict reference to
permanency. ..- Mafch NO-tl
JOHN -ECHOLS, R. H. CAILETI,
Monroe connty Lexington
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~ II. NJ BELL, StauntOn.
NICHOLS. BELL & CATLETT,
~ ATTORNEYS ATLAW,
STAUNToN, VIRGINIA,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts at
Staunton, and in the Circuit and County Courts
of Rockbridge, Rockingham and Allegheny
They will also attend to special business in any
part of Va and West Virginia. [Sept l2-tf
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nOLIvAR CHRISTIAN.

OLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
sh ATTORNEY AT LAW,
3lF STAUNToN, VA,
Attends the Courts of Augusta and adjoining
Counties.
Attention given to the interests of residents IN
this country in lands in Missouri, Iowa. and other
Western States Oct 24-tf.
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delivered that may De sceo IN
barrels boxes pals buckets other vessel upon ,he
the upon UPPER seps OF any
pablo huidn@ shall b" removed ron tNe s' ~
tight Eve y q hours. Sundays excepted -, -,
Fourth The diver Of each and employed IS va as
pose be wruns the cart sd
drivers and take al garbage sweep-s shu ~
shall be ryefed to them respectively ~ch may
upon the Sidewalk in barrels boxes pals buckets Or any otlef
vessel the &c steps Of dwe NOME
public building. "hs
HOW TO MAKE STATEN ISLAND QUARANTINE STATION.
The allowing queer mruncaon was received yesterday
BIZ the President TIE Board Of Health from correspondent
whose signature is Humanity;"
The Board ( Health having been inerered with BY the
inhabtan, If Staten Island. through the AID OF Judge
erIined from erecting accommodations for well passengers
segaines Point in quandary They dont Know now
prevent tie cholera coming 10 The city aud nhcersa
contemplate putting them IN the brracks on lIe batery'
Now. this is outrageous Mast the heolth OF mI'on
people be pat In jeopardy 10 rfaty IL" se4ns" "oH vi
staten lsandf N0i thousand times, 80 ,..- -
To obyatc propose that all vessels having choera Ga
board be anchored within swimming distance OF M en-
Let all well people who wish 20 ashore be allowed " uo
so Then quarantine all boats from Staten lsIahd and ho
allow one to land passengers in the city
This course would bring Staten Islanders N tacr senses
md We should have no opposition 20 Na me or
METEOROLOGICAL.
Those who curious concerning the vagaries OF the
weather during the week ending last Saturday may nd fund
OF information In the following tables
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CrimfnS, Sentences.

An unusually large number ct sentences were
PASSED upon prisoners by Judge Russell the Cont Of Gen.
eraI Yesterday. The following the cases.
John Rivncon and James Garland were Jointly chnrred
with entering the Of the Hydd Brothers
Tchhlye and OF scGne aquany Of dry goods valued al
5000 Eyington pleaded gly Of an attempt al burglary
IN the 81 degree and was sentenced u TIE StIe fKon
for two wears and sS motifs.
Edward Svey. aged J. arrsigned yesterday Tor
picking pockets OF Joseph Ward tie day before IN
ryonrow and pleaded guilty OF an stiemnt at grand larceny
Only interviewed between his c0mmitt8 Of tie tht and
his sentence the Prison for two years and sI
months.
Thomas b. Newell complained Of by Thomas A:
McGl tde for coming into the Bus Head Hotel
and going ain with coats and pair oil paniaioon
without permission the owner The prisoner was ound
guilty and sentenced State Prison o two and six
months.
VIM williams and Michael Dempsey two youthful BURGLARS
aged 10 and II years. indicted Tor breaking oTen
tobacco manufactorv and fteang 800 Of that article
Michael was tried aud convicted of toe charge bnu ser
fenced TO the state Prison for years ana months
Frank Williams aged 10 years cothessteaer vas sent 70
the State Prison for years aud months . -
VIM Singleton aged ~ years for stealing cloth o. the value
Of SEQ was sentenced the State Prison for years aud
mcnhs. -
Mary Gernshansen pleaded guilty OF carving away ardef
her skirts 10 wards OF gupure lace from fancy store without
having for IL She was sentenced 10 the PentenaTy for f
months. -, O..
Sarah Lyon received years and months IN The haie
Prison for IN act Of grand larceny A..
Michael Donohue stole pieces OF cloth valued &c aid
was sent 10 the Penitentiary for months
John Eagan committed grand larceny az money ir
which he wac sent TO the Penitentiary for months
CLas foyvIm. aged ~ years Ls'ng uIJ'H'e1n 'sAeb
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Then Of Gold Coupons by Boys.

THE ACCUSED ARRESTED AND COMMITTED-NoNB OF
THE STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
On the 9th ult., the German importing house OF
Jansen Schmidt Rupert No. Gs Broadst received n-
formation registered letter in the PostOhce di'
rected them One Of the porers named Bonacum was or
oered the POst0ce and get the usunl mall and also
10 call the Register Department and procure The letter
mentioned Instead OF doing he sent his son. william H.
lad of Is years. employed By the firm In the capacity OF mes
senger
The letters procured By the boy and on thu way to
the store employer acquaintance yonng man
named George Degnn They entered Into conversation and
Bnocum informed his companion Of the fact that lac had the
registered letter. shown Deegln at bis request and
fnly he proposed IT, This was asserted TO ny bona
cum and tho letter being opened was found TO contain %
coupons Of United States bonds II the value OF 49 Ia gold
To the house Schmidt Rupert by the
Sesan Banking Company Breslan. Prussia IL required
bat little pursuaon the part OF Deegan TO induce his com
ptnon consent 20 apprprne th coupons Inc ncxt DAY
boys and disposed Of the coupons Bonacum receiving
his share slte.
Two other BOYS named Rer nedy and John Carey
also received small portion Of the proceeds OF the the but
by far rcest share was kept by Deegan. Fearing that
onscum might reveal ia the should the theft
become known Dcegan induced him Rochester The
frm received notlicaon few days since from the Slesan
fact having been sent and they
received the nrm be hme snapcions The ab
epce Of the boz furnished clue and learning Of his where
abou ce Damn OF The Tenth Precinct dispatched 10
Rochester arrested him. and brought him 10 this city.
Arrived here the boy confessed everything and after oil
lgent the three Other sceOmlces were arrested
None the nroceeds Of the theft have recovered
Justice Stanley OF the Market Police Court yesterday
committed the accused for sIsDinston.
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College Of the City of New-Yors.

The anniversary Of the Associate Alumni OF the FREQ
Academy (now the College, of the cry Of New-York was
COMMUNICATED Monday evening. in the Charoa OF tas
Plritans.
There large attendance OF the friends and pupils f
the College The exercises Of the evening commenced
with prayer by Mr. Alexander Nesbi,t.
Mr. Smith bloomfield then made few Introductory remarks,
IN which be ey ned that the fret meeting Of the Anmp was
heA N years previously In the building In which they
were teen holding aDliyarsary. In previous years they
had okpl 70 other for t1er Orator ana foe Dut lr
this wear they mad them from their own midst he
then introduced Everett Wheeler esq rs the orator Oh oe
evening.
Mr. Wheeler (of the class Of 1850 then delivered 40 IN.
terestng and instructive Grafton on what migns nave oh
entitled Of EducatlOn in New YORK. Inc speaker
commenced giving history OF the Free Acade
and dae the growth snf progress
education NewYok He considered that the ednoauons
system Of the city Of it, grentes gl0ries la lso1
t1e were s grammar schools and 900 children had
been eucsted in them during the year AZ cost OF sl75OO
New York paid almost much or her educational system NJ
All the rest Of tho put together The advantages derived
rom these educational Institutions were then referred o. lie
remembered when these Institutions were IN TIER Inahcf
and even IL was the object O the friends Oi education IN osS
davs 10 duse genera educaon There weTe OF course
many defects and fans IN the ieecoo system bnt ttey
were blenishes not plague spots there was sonetnhk
pleasing 10 visit enc these schools and witness the m~
order obedience that exists in hen even where az many
as $50 ore crowded together a,
The speaker then remarked upon the advantages OF Wo
ongy practical education those who were ntrusted "n
the franchise and concluded with glowing panegyTe on
free schools aud education generally. -
The Joseph OF the class OF 1884 then rcod an
original aoen After the War;" Witch loudly appsndtd
exercises brought TO close by singing and prayer.
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Arrived.


s.,m,r CITY q London fBr Mrshon. Liverpool lors - via
= If oyh-sd PASSED .:esasbip Elm bousj 18th OF s...
'.aAp Denmark bound I'M 2h o. @"s. " ~ ..t Il
70 n y 40 supplied big 0asen bound for Ss~'
Sa.hi Abemale BOune Richmond aai Norfolk with Dd'a
a. S.Sp sai:Gi Pediich wmiDsea n c. q hours "ih
seHkp Quaker City West Charleston q toa with me.e nd
Ia, Fo,ene Peter. Hooper Bay B. 20 day. With zeal
r.. Peters June g. lat 49, long - ~ saw or isoA
srs Sssnros Stone csnso March with to w. j.
L. Passed cspe Horn May aai crossed tie f91'''f
Tsk Iva Berry Mnac.so n days With ''fss nd ,..e TO
Maitland Phep Co. June o. saw d. 'iA .oansu WI" "n"
ba,s Ans ron of Liverpool ST. Hines Cow Pay is days.
srs Wn H. Bictmof. iof S. Ne. BekmOr. Go" Pay
LIS ibao.. Cow Bay for SswiOr- days GOT 'io,
brr Bev lCi Bridgeport Eu,k c'rn H,rbSr s..s N
s' f s VI MDsSs hns S d. vA ~ O.:
Brs Ail1e,,s Taylor a day w. sra o'a'ss
shr Mary ard susan Orb Alsuy, Har5o- nd DAYS With
, to J Doasss. Len port Gertrude for New y.'h
s5r Yiyinr Cloud of. E. ~, Mela;y's srd.sTor b. IT
Shr Laura Pride f 81 Kit. scopean. AK Cages sly' With
orwood Jones Loosh Sailed in ?s9y h nr Lstb hsb
sSr Atlantic r). LocAhart, Windsor Il days with Is''r's
Sar J. W Hated Ssr Potter Windsor with plaster
sSrr Is,nes Jsws. Jewe,, Southport 6.h woos.a
Setr d. Gadiner Hammond Booth Bay Will dsh woodss
Ssar Mira L. Hail. Lawrence Portland. Conn for Albany. with
Tyers Gardiner Csas. Me-. days with lumber 10 bed
sehr = ieod shue BelfAs; days janice wJt
d,rGCo.
schr susan sud Mary Kenyon Rockland
>,lr Mary Miller. Dayton Providence fer RondoUt
sc.r san Jgan. Crockett, New HAVEN for Eonjout
stlr HosIon. Newman Providence for Rondoal.
Schi John Crookor, Lane, RoBdo for Boston.
S..f Ocean Star, Haskell. no alsnd
Sem GODDESS Kelly. Providence for Rondout
Frir Rr..e creole Bills. Bangor.
SON. Nerande Ponds Provide nee for Albany.
SstT. Antelope, Brown, RocSisnd.
SCR Aida. Eaton. Providence or Rondort
s~hr Pilot. Thompson. Rockland.
schf Essex GTinnel. Albany Tor Greenpoft.
Srif WgaLnTon Shsdrack. New London
scsi Empress Rockard.
Selr : N Pander. Lincoln, Providence.
sem 2. n. seymour Burgess Norwak
SchI Ienny LiGd Graves Providence
sehr sarah Jane. dsrdiuer, Newport
SciH Kate Thomas Gibb, Sandwich
schr a. :. Barnes. Dosnr, Norsieh
ScAr Texas Smith New. London.
chr Marietta. Hal. Fail River.
sclr Gopia, West, Wareham.
sctr Maria. Lane Milford
Providence with nis- 10 o. ,tsrslsa
soel Thos Hull Hull with q. ~ sssrshss
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THE ELECTION DIsTRIcTs-JUDGAEETs AGAINST THR
clTY-NCREAsR or PAY TO THE POLICE.
The Board met at II o'clock yesterday, the
President Henry SMITH. esq. in the chair.
A resolution adopted calling the attention OF the Com
mon Council that the boundaries Of several OF the
election districts conform to the boundaries OF the A.
sembly Districts. . . .
The Controller sent communication setting forth that
judgments been recovered against the city 10 the amount
Of s7le5 g. for the payment of which there no appropr'
aton and tna the parties who have taken out these judg
nens viii cell the property Of the city II SAID claims are not
once la uidGtcd.
Accompanying the communication was an opinion OF the
Counsel the effect that Is the duty OF
the Supervisors provide for such Judgments In the coming
Tax Levy.
Referred TO The Committee on Annual Taxes.
Another communication received from the Controller
stating that consequence q The increase OF salaries 10 the
members Of the Metropolitan Police an additional appropr'
alton Of $4,000 wond be required Referred to the Com
mtee Annual Taxes . d,
Mr. TWEED said he had been Informed by the Controller that
action necessary regard to the payments OF
judgments obtained against the city and he therefore moved
thai the this subject DO made the specia order
for Thursday next which carried.
resolution adopted Increasing the saliry Of Thinning
s Bedford IT, Assistant District Attorney. from $500 pcr
annum TO g. 90 per annum.
Tie Board then adjourned to to at l2 O'Clock
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Steamship Java fBrl Noodle LIVERPOOL 2. Cunsrd
steamship Tri9oi BIB Hsrrson, Liverpool r. C1haEd
Steamship Union Dbl Palmer, London, l. Dnnnam
seansnp Ashland Norton, Boston, W. p clyde
GAZE Boston. Neptune Steamship company
Stam.hip Frsuk, Nichols, PHILADELPHIA . -.
Ra.k Ottaso QtLh Croveiio, Tough foye JE Pumps
Il Sou
bIuier Gloucester inch NeincAr Ntrct
bark Dosers (BreI, Schulaen LEGION, Fancn Men'Ae
Wer.t.
Mr. BLs. fRrl ,isrshar. Cienfie-o. Fowler JOYS.
la. Ada UIamb.l Jur.en - lu9llas, H. 4 ngef
Br!. L. w Eoion (5Il Patton St. Johis " r. d. H. DeNSi
Co. 49,.
Bic v.,ersn fRr), Snow Tararons c. Wheelwreh Co
BIZ H. r. ColaIs tBr shacdost, Aezano' Dawson sftA>
inc -, 49,, n,..s,
hrr Cognac tBL, filteT. Ayr for ortsrs BOYD timex
Brs edy Wears tbr ChEsioaers Cora ioF ofde hH'ps
re A. : n q r-y.f .
CO. ,.,u-,, o.
Hnr Msrv tBr). OBren Haifst, }. /. Ovsron.
seh Amelia Brl Fcheit s. Martha s1Fianhs ec r. NV
iss 80 40, ,u, r NJ.
S,rr Q,eanas. Nuwkus. baltimore Van bflnt aAsnt
s.a ,yss s ,. rS.sSSs " rhii9
(br.) Calighsn St Johns. =. B. a sul,eis 60
-cr Village Bride, Terhuue, Portsmouth, y H. w Ahhg'p
scl- r. M-rwin Aldrich Balno Van brnn slaeht a.,
Scr Della Tore Sdnsd lndianca ani LaVaec. ~ 10 NO
Greedy & Co
.chr. Toesie Be-. Hail. Hsrbor Issnd.
SohI. DAILY (bEh Bisgs Graz Island, j. ha;a"
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(riclset.
An INTERESTING MATCH At HoBoKES-SEw-YoRK VS..
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
Yesterday the FIST match between the New-fork
and Manhattan Clubs took place the Hoboten Cricket
Grounds the contestants being the first eleven Of NewYork
axainst satcen Manhattan. being one days ply ONLY
nn the result OF the Sewforkers by score
81 beue decided by the score " tie LFtt
inning there not beng time 70 pay II oGt
The Marhnttans to the bat Irt and tho trs ten
wickets ie grand total CT 90 the next SIX wickes
filling addition of 40 only frceds i and sehrinss
~ were dUate obtained Walkers being the
neat best Aarshs bowling very effective though lie has
nal pract.ced long time. Snaps long sdpplng was
good Higham attended "a The wicket 10 excellent se
New York side nine wlcket tell FOR - runs aud the
last man WIS IN with three get 70 lie wien Bulls was
missed catch Bgs exceedingly Lack having
missed in catches no than times the first tine wien he
by7 He afeTvard carried his bat OFT for ~ tue
highest Of match out Sharps .. were The best d
play these two the principal at the bat OF tire
ieing Of the Manhattan Cllb Adnmss Inc length bIs Civ
inc easy chances for cachs aud Haiteds bowling was quite
effective as that OF jenkins rumer made three good
catches az poat and Hatfield beauty at Slip. jerks long
stopped ne style 10. ball passing him. nd btt ole wye
being scored. =.
The second innings commenced the ManNstans scor
inc 81 OF which jenkins made u u fine style. SHAW H. and
Lndlow IT, Hatfield helping tie New lofers 10 their telGng
with three fire catches. We append the score;
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TEE CHOLERA.

The Bulletin Of Board OF Health yesterday corisneda re-
mort OF one case Of cholera The patient an rsh aoV
named McAeor % years Of residing In the basement OF
No ol6 Elizabeth st. He attacked at O'Clock yesterday
,no,pin and nj 10 was IN state o collapse 20 hopes were
entertained OF his recovery az latest accounts.
1t quite well authenticated that three cases o. cholera
have recently occurred among the troops qparered on HAIRS
Island one Of which proved fatal Two regiments tue l5h
Maine and 3th Massachusetts Infantry arrived there sunday
night learning this feet they returned 30 the city ana were
dscbafled at the Battery Bnrlos which they 70" oecdy
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Pnssen2ers Arrived.

PROM rTvF1POOT, AND QURENeTOWN-ln steamship Ciiy
Of Loudo1-Mr and Mr re Col Hari.e D. arson > hrr.
PAU l. Walker r. A. Riscnbaum r. coyeny u Prshaass, o.
Eac g. Brown Fd,sr Johnston Ssm Graham vile md hr"e
e1.rrn Msigau Iaraer. T.. Mills ). : Thompson n WIS.
low C. Walker w and two dseshers H'ggsr,y wiis and
Children Macbe. br and Ms Mereth hes =.
Ednonds Dariey J. Clark A. kann F. HERBERT u D. bun y
ps Ms. Ellen HODGES Alice Mccarthy, Ms C. AZ 1csrns -
a. Jscksou Nine Sloan. r. Johnson Mr- r. hoosony
Won Mis. Jones. Ms. Champereux. NJ les'er Mr. and w.
paalos J. L.ec Geo. GIL Lawton, Miss Lucy LAYTON hs
a awon Donstha and three chdiea and az TIE
~
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quantity postal currency was sent 10 tho Bonse Of Refus
In Court OF Special Sessions ye,teriay Justices Kelly
Do4ng sitting there several brought and
disposed or There the numoer few indictments
for and battery brought by wyes against their nus
bands
Justice Connolly the bench Of ts Eighth Pece Dis
ct Court yesterday and ted severed complaints Of crm
character.
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CUPREME COURT. Ga and Connty Of New

CUPREME COURT. City and County OF New
~ York-JOHN I. PARISH Plaintiff. het ROAElN VAN
vAIKENBURGH and oher, Dsenosntsln ule # sinos
81 the supreme Cont q the sse q S~ 'rs ID DO we
sbove emit action DANIEL lNGEAIiAi TIE Rrf.I,e
o.rnsd n aid iad-Tent will expose % aHcc % the
Ishe. bidder MONDAY tie 10Th day q Jy 100 e. "a oc.o,
Sdlesoom. No. M tioacwv ~ tie city Ct
Rsw York BY JAblS NJ MiLlfR .cioneer ne GLOWING Dc.
.oshsd PREMISES Va: All those TWO CERTAIN LOTS Fttk>
PARCELS Or LAND sse wire add tene n TIE ssd City Of
Gnd bounded and desfts a. iolovt Beginning - h
r<4r. sde u elitGve tsst ~ feet sohhery
hen asi@fly o. enive and Seventy Ii -
rxunur southesstsry and psI with 100
ist tLeuee sOutAweiefy and pare wiz Ienist - te, ene
and ptrDl with >eseutvuuh =. 100 zee o.
b. .ast.rv of1ent-ave loesieJ tolg ts
s.refly 81 Tsu 81 FEET place beginning
Dsse3 New York. June p, iGl
DANIEL P. l%GRAHAM. y. Referee, 20. o6 Broadway.
YLsfT. GERAED BUCELLr, Panuf Attorney
80.
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2musemenis.

WINTER GARDEN.
w SIXTH WEEK
OF tie highly successful ~ gagem eat OF
Mr.. JOHN bRDUGIAN.
WEDNESDAY,, July II,
will be presented with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES, 1880
cad NEW APPOINTMENTS,
John Brousham's Great Ey'ravaranza, er'iri
COLUMBUS RECONSTRUCTED.
DON CliRfSTONAL COLON. ai.s COLUMBUS.
oLirv1yau voysger Whose Abustsrng prdiou gaze a,
a i o. 81. JOIN
COLUMBIA national drbatante. lrst appaTanre ar r,
Frfdnsud. kns f ATsron-an Aggressive and
progressive monarch -her speculative tu...hf O. DVSs
Cardinal Fonsecu, keeper Of the king con.cince snd
court spitual sdvi.rr generally there naturally
poed u Columbus and he preai e Nj Burnett
by Is. 5. Andrews
ev.n ,-nor of liz vsv........... Nr J. Hurley
Aouzo de Quntaea courr u much lower Mr.. Gedh
Previous which, tne beaufl Coinediet;a entitled
A PRETTY PIECE or BUSINESS.
Characters represented by MI C. Meot IT, w. 8 Andrew
Mss Leua hentice, AlTs Wacot Miss T.. johnson.
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A PIcKPOcKET CAUGHT.-Yesterday afternoon,
rhe Joseph Woods Of No. % East Broadway was standing
ia rryouIow Cha:hams Edward King sged ~ ioe
from his rocket gold watch and ron or Mr.. Woods fol-
lored in pursut and the thief finding he being
taken threw away watch. II recovered and restored
10 the owner The thief captured by officer hnc on
being arraigned before Justice Hogan the TonDs soom
rfal
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yyenOranda.

II, ,ir Red White and Blne Capt Huio- om New Ncft s
LONDON 5000 tnns spoken to-day b. pAo' ost T.
No IS miles Sc OF the ghands Nad at e tn Ie ~
NJ with heavy She hove to under ior-iopsa' sra
pesGvrr wei The pilot reports her equal 70 age ship
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L., 81. 30. 4ta. IN ct. 7ih sih. ",h-Ie'a "a
GssEnm 1900 0 : %
Umo.rc-Mr. I rel of the National Glib.
Scoress-Messrs Wright and Horton
Time Of game houIs and 20 minlt 9.
Tly.catrhes-,ames 3. Dalton NJ Humphrey J. totiI O.
Shreeycs 3 Besdle . Croodsuced ? George ?. tosa, g
Out. on ouls-EIeeiie T. Gotham I.
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Umpires- Mes'rs. george Aighnm and UT'on
Iune OF Uamc--TNe f0LlS.
OF cEopsp ACT ROSTOy

Cmprcf- Nessrs. George lGtem arc l Iitn
Time OF Game--fye houIs.
ST. GEORGE ACT. BOSTON.
The ST. George Club let for Boston last evening
In tue anu they will cormence pay VIII the Boston
ClGb a Cambridge tbs morning.
BOSTON ACT. HALIFAX, HUDSON AVID NOVA SCOTIA
CLUES
4 grand series Of matches have been arranged, IN
which the Boston Club viii b. prominent contestants that
Club leaving Boston grand tour North Oh The JfI OF july
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Amusemeni5.

OLYMPIC THEATER. ...,.,, 49,.
P,.slei win new scenes effect. by Hayrs aud D. A.
SIR NJ sna which for uniform excellence believed equal TO
~ zos 70, EMILY IoRDAS
Mrs. Judge r, yoo.....................M sAuNpEEs
D'aS .lais s ii .c.' Mi,. rARRis0X.
Salem FRANK LAwLER
I Ib N ~ iOsr m iXK MGIJSDt%T
Inc e PETE ss.a,e.... JANIS WARD
Mr. A. ". FNO
Col. PondeItef H. slNCtAR
Csp.an Of The H. y ALLlS
~ ~ " 4 IN
''''''''''' ~ H. r. ia, Mr. Pei
MIR Lewis caborue........M M Poas
fiaaic Ssvc, Deck Haad. &c
fas f-,i i Jar 1HouRrnE RESOLVE
Ae'4he Boat 1 r,l 81; e M h. H6 F l1
Ac ITl.Hal at Tcr,ea2aas aisn4qH. -. - .,,,s
ldlv.-BuRNlNG OF lnE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
ACT u Negro olarr-Nsh'. Cane-oraAo-sonnse 3 Red
Tile LAST THAT WAS SEEN OF wA.NoTEE.
epsfiore. only played daring Ills week.
flARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
h,o,esSy HcT T Spring and ph1 S COOL
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Mr. G L. FOX.
All" 4+S rtSS9 Ey2s i,
IN the gorgeous and dazzling Comic lantonime
JACK AND GILL WENT UP The HILL,
rcpete with the most
REMARKABLE TRANsFORhAl IONS, LAUGHABLE TRICKS
and nRrHINSPlRlNG INCIDENTS.
To be all hours, the
CAROLINA TWINS.
uscparaby Joined together and graceful their movements
Yrououn ardhy oil the -, ,.,..
Just added splendid specimen ola
LIVING OURANG.OUTANG FROM BORNFO
MASTER ALLEY TURNER INFANT DRUMMER
MAMMOTH FAT GUILD. Old weighs 40 pouuda
THREE DWARFS, GLASS BLOWERS
ClRCASSIAN GIRL. 5. a. lGJANA
900 LIVING AUSTRALIAN BIRDS.
1000 SPECIMENS OF NirlNE BIRDS.
CHM r. SUMMER TEA HOl So, from HOMO k)Nd
TIE AFRICAN NULTURf. TIE ADJUIANI.
AND SILVER PHEA>ANiS.
AUSTRALIAN OrOSsUN Anu YOUNG.
AFKlCf N CROWNED CRANES.
MEXICAN HORNED FROGS. TWO NNLGHACS
WAX STATUES or NOTED PERSONAGES
PORTRAITS or CELEBRATED INDIVIDUALS
Cc.marsuas Leaned Se hapPy Family Grand AquafA 10000
Curio.lt,N
Adhesion 30 cents Children under ten Is cents