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BARBADOS.
sftclAl TrlfeRAm 70 TINE utaAlu.

VtcM TEleeAM 70 the HeAAID.
The Wealth. Favorable for Heavy Crops.
BRrDsBrowN,. Barbados, Nov. o,
VIA HAVANA, Nov. %, 1867.
The weather. is wet, with rain falling heavily,
but warm a. and between the showers.
II gives promise Of largely abundant crops.
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,sse ,s.s fs ss!ss sgr csS
park roW
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

ioruxsrows. Nov. 23.--The steamship Virginia
Captain Prowss, from New York, has arrived hare
uJs way 10 Liverpool
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ssscon ~ warranted Meerschaun uoods stores % Wall
aud No. Jonn street. also III Broadway. boa
vies cigar Bess LaskiA and other hne smoking
Tobscro.
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BatcheIor,s Hair Dye.-The. best In
world; the only perfect Dye harmless reliable instant
sua Factory 81 Barclay street.
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The Pssr Approves Of Napeleen's Confersscs
Plan.

The Pssr Approves Of Napeieeu's CSnfersscs
Plan.
LONDON Nov. 20, 1857
His Holiness the Pope, who Vas at hrsi ssrsnuousy
avsrss 70 any conference whatever for the settlement OF
the Roman question has length wishdrawn his obec
tons and now Ia fall accord with the proposition or
Napoleon
Tne CONFERENCE 60 Assemble In Muuich-Ifaly
accepts and the south German States APP
prevfns-No Application from the United
States.
LONDON, Nov. 23-Evsuing.
Many Of tho details o. the Conference have already
bsen agreed upon
Munich, in ~ Vara has been chosen the place. and
the llth Of December a. tho time
sisos the last dispatches shs governments Of Italy
and whremburg have sgni6od their intention Of accept
ing places 10 the Conference
Tns government OF Bavaria, which ii was asserted
would nos join tho Conference, has also sgnnsd It's
acceptance Of the French plau
The Paris Patrie Of this mornss, in leading article
on me ssheeh takes occasion 70 deny the report that
General Dir bad expressed any desire the representa-
ton o. the United Sta.as in the Conference.
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. Buy Your Cloak Trlmmipss M Adelph Ne.
corner Fonrtcenth street. and sixth avenue you wa
eAvo dfty per cent
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s:. Bss.: az ,s.s 81 Fer
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A.-Iniy erssI Exvssisisw. Paris, .1S65.-
eTEINWAY Sons tr1umphanL having been awarded
ne & snd see medal fsf Ansresn orAas sSasf s ana
national jury This medal \ distinctly clsssnsd hrst IN
order q merit al ohss American eshbltos az cvsr
nearly al the seshrassd mAnufaeturers 81 Europe
wsrersoms Nss ~ Asd III East Fourtesnsh sfssA New
York.
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A.-A.-Nlefeortc. showers Have Created n
great throughout the world
covsry Is Cow Mixers Ia the milky way This wonderful
nvsniion which complete freely 70 All
COMPANY 10 Broadway.
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ANTIGUA.

ANTIGUA.
-~~~~-~~---~~-s-~~-~----
SPECIAL IrlEcaAm 70 TINE wALa
The weather asA Excessive Heat.
ANTIGUA, Nov. II,
VIA HAVANA, Nov. ~, ls67.5
The weather has changed and rain il now falling
Ia torrents, accompanied By excessive hest.
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The Franco-Anericun Gable Con~essieD.
PAsrs Nov IS 1857.
Il Is asserted that the com session applied for by the
Franco American Telegraph Gable Company and which
was refused has at length been granted by the French
government for term Of yea rs
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.A.-ksep yegr Feet wsrss. Wear s!etlsa,-
Csvano Electro. Metallic InSoen. Depot fy4 Bro@dwAJ
LORfN BROOKS SONS
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An Imueuss WeSwction In the Price ~
Clothing, Rssdy IadS and 70 Order clearing out
Ready Nada Stock II ths price dsnt suis make an ole
ash down iowa a. NcKfNLEYs, so Broadway corr *
Z rincs street.
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snd Vure To- the Eupvvl ssut pospsd f~cei' of ~
Adde'S Dr y. . gcois siihcf n Medical Samos
senss.. ii0 tNxs~sDo sssnu- Veg NMo
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Esns~cisl, Cemmerci ~ and Mariae Intelu-
re
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Al Nos. 4ei, a6s, as5 aud az, Broadway.
MOURNING GOODS.

Ladies and children's Furnishing Goods,
Linens, Domestics, Flanneis, Quits.
Blankets. Mattresses.
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Preparations for Negro Retaliation-The Ost.
break Expected NJ Chrissmas-wemen or
Children Not TO Be Spared-Two shocks Of
Earth0uakc.
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srreNcTu Foe THr ExEArsTrD

Nos aS5 257 25s and 26l Grand street aad
Nos ~ ana ~ CathArfne street.
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c HIN A..

The Tea Trade-Enects Of tho TyphOon and
Date Of the Valuation.
.A4 LONDON, Oct Q, 1857
Later advces from China have been received BY tsIe
graph The shipment Of the crop of tsa continued
with great activity. Up TO the 18th q September
G 900 pounds had exported to various foreign
countries.
The destruction OF property At Hong Kong by the
typhoon which visited that locality very great
1hs American schooner Eagle sunk, In addition to
large number Of vessels belonging TO other countries
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9. 1867.
The typhoon occurred at Hong Kong on the ilsh Of
September.
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The Jerome Phrk Autumn Meeting. 1867.
We have already several occasions, minated thas
events pending, 70 como or at this meeting, which
constitute il the attractive meeting that has ever
been held in our country. Turfmen arc dropping in
from all quarters and Jerome Park Is daily crowded TO
bow the favorses performing taking their exer
else and doing their work, their custom always
not only in the afternoon but in the morn
ing. Our readers may judge d tho unusual num-
Der Of horses collected at Jerome Park from the follow
ing stables on the ground:-M. H. Sanford's, 7. b.
Reads, John Hunters A. BeImonts, J. H. Dowlings,
R. B. Forbes, Jr g; Leonard w. Jeromes, +. Norris,
d. McDaniela J. W. weldon's, p 8. Forbes, Paul
Woods, I. G. Aoore's, !. Pincus', W. Pennock's. +.
Snedecors, H. Booths Captain Elves, B. EckeFson's,
Charles LoydA J. s. Wats0n's, George C. Browns, n.
B. Todd's r. W. Cameron's. J. Murphy's, 4. G. Bacon's
SO many horses arc preparing to take part in the
different events on the programme an unusual number
OF starters may be expected for every The Handi
cap 70 DO Saturday, mile and quarter.
will be dashing and brilliant affair." There will pro.
badly DO . field composed OF tho following named
horses :-Aldebaran, Climax, Luther, Local. Captain
Moore Earring Virgil Metaire Arenas Ward, Twinkle.
Fetnah, gr C. No. 8, Enchantress, Lurine
Who can select the winner aud be bold enough 70
back his 0ptnionf
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
EN- ola \ o..
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HtsALu.

The Dali season-The Pan-AnsIicaa synod
Results Of It's DeIiberafions-The Reform
Observation-Disclosures Baii-The Manchester
Fsuians-Chariss Dichcss-Ths Chsvalier
LoEpor. sept -, 1887
ssldom has 20 dull September been known in Lon
don. There is very little business Going; shsn s no
activity in the stock market: the society people are eli
out or town the theatres Jet present no novelties
the weather 10 cold and Ne have, now and men, .
prsvsisn OF the November foys Only In religious or
rather clerical circles has anybody been stirring during
the past week.
Tho PsnAsglcsn Synod has concluded Its discussions
ssd adjourned but there fee reports Of commit
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First Lieutenant j. Lewis spaidng, First United States
infantry was tried By court martial n New Orleans in
August on the charge OF conduct unbscomng onhcer
and gentleman in having while Acting Assistant Ad-
jutant General 70 General Mower, commanding district
OF louisiana purchased from person who had arrested
several deserers the vouchers upon which he was to
receive hs reward OF $50 for each arrest Lieutenant
Spslding persuaded the claimant that the vouchers
would nos bs paid for month"; and obtained them for
sums much less than their value Ho found guilty
and sentsncsd 70 be dismisssd the service.
RuxsrArED
General martial orders recently issued by the War
Department that in TIE Of Brsvet Major
George W. Fettermsn, Tfesnth United states infantry
sentence Of general court martial passed upon him in The
August last 70 be cashered has upon the menda
ton Of the Secretary Of War been remtcd by the Prss
dent and he has been restored 10 his commission In the
army
Captain and Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel r. n. Tollet
Of the Fourth United States artillery recently dismissed
the service by the verdict OF martial to-day
been renstatsd 10 hm old rank BY the PresdenL
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THE FENIANs.

Fears or an Irish Outbreak In the North Of
England.
LONDON, Oct "a. n.
Manifestations OF III feeling the part Of the Irish In
The North Of England have created much alarm.
The inhabitants believe that the Fsnians concert
Ing IN ootbreak In that part OF tho country.
Troops have been despatched BY railroad 10 assist the
civil authorities there should any disturbance
uucreascd Uneasiness and Extraordinary Pro.
cautions In ireland.
DUmsx, Oct. 6-Evenng.
The upeasness caused by the rumors Of the revival
OF the Fenian conspiracy stil continues, and ID in
crsasing
Extraordinary precautions have been taken BY the
military and police authorities throughout the island
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A returning homo TO jersey City from New Yovk
te night In haste catch the boat before leavi0
the deck He got board and swessias profossy tcok
his strong OF reaching home went -
bed but aroused O'Clock BY violent pain In his
throat Medical skill seemed OF avail although several
physicians called hts assistance In the q
the he recoeced advsrtisement he had read
few days before Of In New York who offered
stop pain instantly. free OF charge for any pay
forfeit Of i've dollars lie made up his MAD 70 70 II once
had forgotten place number OF the street. Aor
delay he found with tho rsgu ed Information.
arriving at Dr. WOLCOrTs orce, ITO Chatham square,
about nine O'Clock the same morning After being Asssed
trothc carriage he rushed into the omce ciutcn
the verge OF strAnguaton The doctor comprehended the
IN = Taking from his desk bottle 81
his famous remedy Pain Paint he commenced painting the
throat In few minutes ali danger
breathing became all pain had vanished After
getting . supply OF tho Magical Pain Paint nos forgetdas
the brush, congraulatng himself his
cape mingled with praises the doctor be back again
home within hour Of his starting sgreeAby relieving
the suspense Of his anxious family
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Bavarian Plan OF Union Of North and South
Tho Balance Of Power Between Austria and
MUNICH, Oct ., 1857.
At the sitting OF the Bavarau Dict yesterday Prince
paohsnlohe the Chief Minister OF the Cabinet made
speech which he discussed the question Of German
unity, and indicated the position Of the government in
rsasisn the other states OF Germany He declared
hat the true policy Of Bavaria TO seek union with
hs North German States under the presidency Of the
King Of Prussia and at tho time to take steps for
khs Establishment Of nrm and enduring alliance with
)9hs empire df Austria
sehoud this policy be carried into effect the unity Of
whole Fatherland would be completed the balance Of
ewer between Austria Prussia preserved and the
lpsacs Of Europe additionally guaranteed.
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NEGRO DISTURBANCES IN NORFOLK COUNTY. VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. o, 1867.
telegram says that yesterday United states authori
ties twho return their farms 10 Norfolk
county which have been squaed upon BY blacks during
the war; went 10 Taylor's farm, wIlloughby Point
authorities retired. Many farms In that district arc
similarly situated and the negroes express dctermna-
ton not TO be driven off, In the toned u was
offered 70 transfer the negroes 70 General Wises FARM
but they refused.
In the whole city to-day not half dozen we're regis
tered
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freedmen : essential Indispensable as guarantee
or the loyalty Of rebel States 10 tue event OF war
VITA any Power IL the political control OF
those states be- surrendered Internationally TO tho
authors the rebellion they would 10 over 10 the enemy
IA airy serious which This country might W gu
gagged We NAV waive indemnity FOR the past; We must
have security for the future.
Al conclusion Of General Sckiss speech and Altar
the crowd had dispersed Professor Wood ana ms family
gave vocal distinguished visitor, wncn
duly acknowledged The principal reception on
mr.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Second October Meeting ut Newmarket.
NEwxARKxr, Oct 8, 1857.
The second October race meeting commsnced here
to-day.
The two leading races to-day for the CDsarewtch
and Royal stakes. The former were won by Juliua
TIE leading horses came In ~ foIows:-
jules nrst
iwsstwick second.
Romping Girl third
The Royal Stakes we're won by Palmer
The weather was fair and tho attendance very good
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Bavaria as the Union .Bund Of North
and South Germany.
sARenian Rising" Expected In England and
Serious Agitation In Ireland.
Decline i'm COnsOls and Advance
I'm Five-Twenties.
THE HAlo-RoMAN REVOLUTION.

Reported Arrest or Menotti GaribaIdi.
FLORENCE Oct 9, 1857.
report II in circulation that Msnosti, the son Of
sGaribald has been arrested by the Italian government
when last heard Of. Menotn Garibaldi actively
engaged in carrying out his fathers plans for the
son Of the Roman territory. With these plans he was
well acquanted full confidence having been repossd in
Rim By the General.
Hs arrest will be severe blow his followers as in
ahs absence OF Garibald deprives them Of their
capable leader.
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ToRoSro. Ont, October ., 1857.
The fourth annual convention Of the Provincial Sun
day School Teachers Association is being held
here About one thousand delegates arc present.
Among them q number OF Sunday school superin.
tsndants distinguished clergymsn from the United
s,ates The proceedings are very interesting char
acer. The Convention will be in session until Friday
About i've thousand children connected with various
SUNDAY schools this city 70 assemble IN queens
Park tomorrow when appropriate addresses Will DO DO
livered by delegates.
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Q A R ! B Al 81.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

The General on the ..sInvc Rights OF the
Romans.
FLORENCE, Sept 2s, 1867.
letter written by Garibaldi dated Gath September
and addressed 70 the newspapers while In prison. has
been published. He ssys--'The Romans possess the
right Of all saves--namey, 70 rise In insurrscton IL
the duty Of the Italians to help them hope they
will do 80, and therefore say march on The whole
world looks on youI"
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SHIP PING NE w S
PORT Of NEW YORK. ocTusss Q. 1857.
Arrived.

Steamship Europa fBr newt, Craig Glasgow. Sept %.
Neville 18th aud 2ss passengers TO Francis
Macdonald Co Oct lat ~ 40. lon 81 AZ W, spoke snip
Choice from London for 50 John NIB same day lat u 3
lon "a 81, steamships Britannia hence FOR Glasgow ana
VIM Penn do for London.
Steamship Cleopatra Rogers, savannah 50 hours Win
mdse and Passengers, Murray. Ferris Co. Oct o. "
miles south OF Cape Lookout passed steamships Genera
Barnes and Montgomery, both hence for Savannah,
Steamship Albemare Bourne. Norfolk, &c. with moss
and passengers 70 the Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamship Drgo, johnson, Portland with mdse and pas
70 j + Ames
Brig Ann tof Gibraltar, Flory Malaga. days, with
frat to John Z Deylin.
Brig Thomas Walter tBrl, Merryman Humacoa PR ~
days. with sugar and nolasses TO Morrison Fhps Sept
26 lat y as lon ~ 81 spoke Enoch Waters rora Bal
tmore for Aspinwal.
Brig Edith, Putnam. Jacksonville DAYS
Brsa Geery, Conkin. Charleston, sc, Is days.
BELOW.
Bark Doris.
Brig Ponvert.
schr Carrie St Jago- (By pilot boas Ariel Psttor.
No ~.
Wind Al sunsek- 9.
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Ia this number OF persona more or less
with disorders OF the liver arising from
ton obstruction Of that The common symptoms
liver complaint dull pain aching In the right SIDE
particularly pressure. dinculty Of breathing ye
iow furred tongue lose Of sppstte. n..ea vomiting ds
times and diArrhna others sight fevsrs
toward night night sweats &C. Some OF the appcarancss
of liver complaint are much Ike these Of pulmonary
consumption that q these diseases often mis-
taken for the other. Il 10 common mistake amoeg
physicians 70 suppose that liver complaint b
worse than the disease; for they who once submn
70 scourse OF mercury" may themselves that
they viii enjoy perfect health aerward. Dr. j.
sCfiENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, : purely vegetables
compound snswer every purpose for which csiome
action liver WONDERFUL that come regular ply
who have witnessed the performed them
eroneousy reported that they contain caomel To
contradict this SANDER DR. Schenck made oath before
Alderman in Philadephia that the Mandrake pills contain
Is published IN DR. schenck's pamphlet Or. schcnck
pledges himself that these Mandrake pills will any
liver complaint and abundant evidence
exhibited his Offices In Philsdelpba. New York Boston,
Bait aud Washington, where the certificates OF HE
PATIENTS OF them persons Of highest responsibility,
Dr. sCHENcR d professionally at No. 90 Bond street,
New York. Tuesday. aud at No 70 Hanover street.
Boston. every Wednesday.
lie Is also professionally his principal once No Is
North srth street Of Commerce, Phadcphs evcry
saturday who're all letters for advice be addressed
He gives advice free but for thorough alton with
his kespremeter The pncs - Once hours 1t each city
Prce o. the Pumonic syrup and Sea Weed Tonic 81 60
per bottle " " half dozen Mandrake Pllls Is cepts
boz full supply OF DR. schencks medicines for
ali his Also BY all druggists and dealsrs
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The Irvingtons Defeated BY the Haymakers.
LAHsr0uRc, n Y, Oct. 9, 1867
The return game between the lrvinstons and Hay
MAKERS played In LGnsingburg this afternoon. resulted
in an easy victory for the Haymakers Score, % toe
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An UsrORTUSATE STEAMER.


~ LounvrLix, Ky., Oct. 0, 1867.
The steamer Ella Fabsr, which was sunk below Can
Melton Saturday, and raised and placed the
docks this morning, took IRE this evening, and is re-
ported totally destroyed
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Americas PortI

CHARLESTON SC Oct 9-S~iled, steamship George
Upton Boston.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 9-saied, steamer Whining
Galveston for NY,rk briggs Josie Devcraux Charles
ton for Boston; Lucy Ann, Georgetown FOR Portland
Holiness do Cor NYork Mountain Eagle Portland FOR Bal
u,aore; James Miller, West indies sor NYork-
SAVANNAH Oct Q-Arrived. steamer ArAdne Galveston
Below schr Good w from Aarbor Island; also Two brgs
and fonr schrs.
WILMINGTON. NC, Oct s-sailed. steamship Rcbeoca
Clydo, NYork
For Other Shipping Neps Eighth Pa9e.
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A.-UnIversaI Expo.ition. pnrIs. 1857
STEINWAY & SONS TRIUMPHANT. having been
awarded tho FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Amer'-
pianos all STYLES exhibited this medal being
distinctly classified order merit BY the unannous
verdict OF the International Jury
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Pint n Candle In n Hollow Turuip
And will bear about the relation % the glorious sun
the Ill smclDg mockerics Of PHALON'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUS bear 20 that inestimable national
perfume
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,Hyats's Life BaIsam .-lfhes tism, NeyraI.
gia and 0out their forms: also Scrofua, Kings
Evil Eryspelss Old Ulcers. SAIL Rheum. Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint. Kidneys the worst Of impury o. tho
blood. certainly cured by this pur-
81 per bottle. sold By druggists. Depot 26 Grand
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Fine Sta udRrd silver Plated GOODS.
REDFtELD AND RICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. Maiden lane
elegant variety OF Nickle Silver and White Metal Goods
None but the best Every article guarantsed ~ trade
mari
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Free Excursion this Day tO RidgeaeId Park,
NJ j. great Sale OF Lots, by A. J. BLEtCk-
ED, son Co. Special train leaves the foot Of Corandt
slreet at eleven A. NJ
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encr though they mainly kept parallel during the trial
Al one time announced, tue surprise Of every
body. that the Snail unexpectedly coming down ia
advance OF all others but IL proved that Poland Ore"
out and did not 70 around the stake nearing the score
Grine was found 10 be close in shore and little ahead
me race was like the former one very close ana excited
the enthusiasm OF the mutitudes present 10 the hsnest
degree The Josey rowed by Grnell came IN IN twen-
y-seven minutes and forty nine seconds.
THE RACE
The third was won by the double shell Ned Green,
OF the Mosquito Club OF Waterford and manned by the
Portland crew. Time, % "a. During this race the
weather was rough with sudden high wind the Mutu-
ais, OF Albany had good send-on in the boat Wink,
both boats turning the stakeboat together the Nutuas
inside and the hedGreen outside. The Green maze Inc
quickest time, coming in seven lengths ahead
The fourth Withdrawn upon tho arrival OF the
boat at the grand stand and after the excitement already
mentioned closing the days sport
Colonel A. J. Morrison was the commodore Of the day
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Hill. the Inimitnblc. has Resumed Hair
Cuttng styles neat. judcious, appropriate. studio -
Duane street Hair dye, 60cl
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A.-RhouusRsism Legally Warranted Cured
money refunded Or. FfrLERS Great Vegetable Rheu
Remedy taken wardv References. ~ ISL cures.
Principal depot, 7O4 Broadway Positively