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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21
EVENING. DECEMBER 81 1867.

keeping their own counsel, and impart-
ing their fears to the proprietor alone,
who bought theic silence aud released
them from oil engagements Two weeks
later another tenant arrived, and moved
into the house, wholly unconscious Of
its ghostiy visitors. The frat 6nd second
nights pasted without any disturbance
on the third, while soundly sleeping, they
were awakened by most heartrending
scream from the room before alluded to,
followed by heavy blows, and then
wild, hageard looking person came out,
passed through the door, which seemed
to open and shut of It's own accord, and
disappeared in the darkness.
The occupant of the house was no
coward, aud his first impulse was that
robbers were at work; but he seemed
spell.bound and unable t9 move himself.
Several nights passed with more or less
alarms. His family grew nervous, and
declared they would not remain; but he,
still believing that something more tan
gible than spirits produced that row,
determined to watch the next night in
the room adjoining the small apartment
from which the noise came. Some time
between twelve and one o'clock the
door opened, and the same figure ap.
peared, making directly for the spot
where the watcher stood. 1t was fear
full moment, but ghost or no ghost, he
was not to be frightened, and as the
apparilion passed, dealt it blow which
seemed to pass clean through the in
truder. There were the same heavy
blows aud shrieks, and then livid
human head, dripping With blood, rolled
out upon the floor. The house was
vacated the next day, the owner pur-
chasing his silence with means sufficient
to carry him to Kansas.
Now for an explanation of this strange
affair. Last winter the house was occu.
pied for season by rough and sinister.
looking family of refugees" who are
believed to have murdered peddler trav.
cling about the country carrying pack.
He visited most of the farmers through
the neighborhood, and was last seen just
at nightfall in the direction of this house,
which it is believed be never left alive
Shortly after they removed, no one knows
whittier, and took with them barrel of
salted pork, though never known to fatten
or purchase pig hetueTs Vi neWspd'
pers at this time will remember the
arrival at Louisville, Ky, Of barrel,
which, exciting suspicion from its sick
eniEg stencil, was opened, and found to
contain human remains, shipped by
whom has never yet been discovered,
though detectives are at work upon the
subject.
An examination of the floor shows
dark looking stains, partially eradicated
with plane, and there are certain sus-
picieus spots upon the wall. In corrob.
oration, the New York Herald Of two
weeks ago, in Its column of person
ais" had notice asking information
concerning one Juan Blanque; Neapol-
itan, last heard from through letter
mailed at Lacon in December last,
wherein he was meeting with very good
success The information herein con-
tained was gained from the owner of the
premises in person, and except the
supernatural part, for which he cannot
account, is fully credited by the writer.
-Lacon (W) Journal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21
N. Eruptlon Of Yssuvius.

Naples Nov. 2Ol Cor. London Times.l
As yei have done scarcely more than
nae the fact Of the eruption Of Nesuvius,
butso much has Il increased since We'd
nesday last, aud 50 marvelously beauii-
fulis The spectacle. that il merits q more
detailed report. Unlike those terrific
displays which We have had 81 times, and
which cease With one great effort, this is
= laws eruption, increasing ever in force
and beauty, and promising q duration ol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

E65" 1t is announced that the financial
embarrassments of the Illinois State
University have forced the Board of
Trustees to offer the grounds and build
iugs of the institution for sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

nA. The London Atheneum says that
never since art has aourisbed in England
have the English architects been so fully
employed or so. well remunerated as at
present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

H@- The Atlantic cable sometimes
transmits messages with great celebrity.
A message was sent from New York at
half-past five o'clock on Thursday morn
ing 1t was delivered in London and
the answer received in New York at
eleven the same morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

,BGF" The editorial fraternity of Vir-
ginia are now having a convention at
Richmond considering the wants and
interests of the newspaper business in
that State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

s@~ Montana is young Territory,
but she already has debt of $57, ,00O
The valuation of property in the Terri
tory is about S6,000,000
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

pea. The Turks are arming like all the
rest of Europe. They, are supplying
their army with first class gun, and by
next spring 10000 Turkish infantry will
carry the Snider rifle. We suppose this
is one of the reforms which has resulted
from the Sultan's visit to Western Eu-'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

BG~ The widow of the landowner who
in 1912 decided the land on which the
city of Madison, Wisconsin, stands,
claims that she did not sign the deeds,
and demands dover in some of the best
lots in the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

say An Illinois paper tells q story of
an Irishman who fell into forty foot
we'll while smoking his pipe, and on
being drawn out was found to be unin-
jured, and having the pipe still lighted
in his mouth. M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

s6- Tea is coming to the Atlantic
ports now by way of San Francisco and
some shippers are said to prefer that
route to the old one through the East
Indies and around the Cape of Good
Hone.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

IaT Mr.. Walker, in his letter, talks of
ten thousand millions as a billion,
whereas it is million of millions Mr.
McCulloch, and nearly everybody else,
talks of "retiring the currency" The
verb "retire" is transitive; the word
should be withdraw" the currency
Ne,p York Post
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

I@~ The larest hymn of extraordinary
popularity in England is entitled Pa
radise." 1t has equaled in general accep-
tation the we'll known Jerusalem the
Golden" and will soon be introduced in
some of the leading churches in this
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IS- A telegram from Conssantinopl

16- A telegram from Conssantinople
eontradiots the alarming reports spread
abroad about the health Of the Sultan.
Abdul-Aziz has had bronchitis, but his
constitution is 50 good that there is no
dauger. lis TO be remembered that the
Sultan Abdul Aziz is nov only thirty
seven. BE eats once day, drinks
no,bing but Eaior, does not smoke, and
has an "evident rspurnhnoe " for other
pleasures which have for years rendered
the reign Of Sultans short
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B5S~ Sister" said one of the brethren
at love feast, "hre you happy" "Yes,
deacon, feel as though was in Belize
bulbs bosom !" Not in Beelzebub's S
bosom |" "Well, some of the patriarchs,
/ don't care which
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rar The Duke of Edinburgh, Queen
Victoria's second son, is making himself
famous He recently shot an elephant
in Southern Africa, then stood upon the
brute's carcass in an attitude of triumph
while his companions gave three cheers
and then aided them in skinuing the
slaughtered ouadruped.
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

ba,f IN tarry Ave pounds extra az winner on ue Jsy
~ INV and T. likely De kept IN reserve ior tS W. 10
te.fyr cTp 10 lie iun for YhWsday 10 WhCh ~ -
n,,inated He viii there have 10 carry extra "tSnt
also rs winner, but others VIII also IN IiaI SiJv
M S,i,erf 20 The same pcnay. The starters VIII r0Dy
he Uoirnou Conrt De Courccy, Ruthless, Maid OF HOBO,
Mctairic Virgil. aud Rvoli It's Pute cei'a"S 'N"'
iR,tiiess " mi ir the favoIitc for this race. 49,,
Tpan RAcy-opefl stakes ior two year ods osiahse M &
loe suLscp ptos 10 rlsy With +o aaas1 O'seu ~ "
nominations
ieard " Jerls h Tsu by imp LTdst cam hhoda by
GicHc0e ,.-.5-. 80, Cr.l.r. br
FalGaL ''
Mgs tCsoIsiga by EeIss, sEl 81 BY Rogers by nelpeI
W IA SaudorIf a.. o. ~rrtian- dam ny tIppe.
NJ d. Naous C. ObeTOn by Lexington tam ~ "ith'V"
NJ. H. >atfur' b. z lr Lexington, Galn Alice jones
NJ. H. SsIiou's b. BY Lexington, dgm kin Clara;
NJ H. Sariur's ch. by LC2agton, dam NeathcrWitci,
Thomas hy Reveume dan Sea Breeze by IMP Aoh
Wn Brady, D. G Sucsuey, by CLIon, dam BY Ownes a..
This is nice lot Of Youngsters, appearing loi ' i
time II is understood that there Will be go9n hhner
10 show au, quick aud interesting race may Dc counted
on. Z
iyrRIH Rs,F-Ireuiam 500 foT al ages, NE heats
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
rrnn-r srrrRAnr covnIrr.

FEMALE sTTIRtnT CoNNil ilE.
The proposition before the Constitutional C0nvcn-
ton 10 refer the demand Of the Of the state to
spcciaI Committee on Female Suffrage, Is work oi
slpcrerogs ton The duty Of this Convention rs not to
.e,re female suffrage, c0lorCd suffrage or African
or biuese suffrage bat citizen suffrage per
who read, wric, pny taxes, obey te laws ahu -
loyal to Republican institutions ~" dlftns, then tns
only question before the convention in relation 10 sur
fracc is what are the rights oi citizens IN The htac o
New -Yogtl 10 solve TINS prom, en- o'e Suiagt 'uinul
tee is nllsuicicUt. Ana az thf ls INC most npnHht
question that can como before the convention, thh' 'V
,nittrc slould DE composed Of the ahlcSt men l-oi
philosopher, statesmen capable 81 reasoning or zen
era principles. Let them decide Nlctef enIiht' ~
Natuial Right or Gift of Society. n thcy decide tit
fouucr fncu all class legislation ends u tie Empire state
aud the whole machinery Of government il -impAned Al
once. Women aud Ncgocs VII nt ho l'hRtr FhoMn lh
Law Constitution. They VII hc buried ln Tho 'the
and m their political itsufre' tuu i've under th' sI'
broad code that has long shecI'd the puy'gcd or
m hovrtcr enid committee decides That suniar, f.
gft of Society and fbaf o'rUchscncH u tn De slowly
extended I'm fhe future the past. would suggest TINT
dcrs ~ wuuahoud than Tho lower "tdrr ~ black ana
white washed md washed, lttt'itd aud Umcttcrtd
manhood Wouid the gentlemen ut TIE Convention De-
willing io stand aside, While boot nh"k iilri1 "Ih Do
poraut foreigner were placed over their Lclds to logic
la al, their int rrts and those az tlc fiatcf Certainly
not Neither wise and thoughtful women Wiling ~
while they luNt voice Boz lht uN personal interests or
t. oifarr a. tl, nation. When Ne frmcrucr tlat WITH
cnriupfinu rud fraud boz has oi jstcs Hud l'sla
lion. Will hole, rambling -i.t1Is aut huif4s 'n
every cUlr'r"f 'nr 'iii's win hlh' -i'i. i'h'h'ut
houses markets aua Ir"ur WHEN W" Iu"k 90 our "hni,
cluai lcl Stallion, 81 ur lrlnf I-u. itnIr' lN, iu
crime af th lnnD drularis vIt', u ii- ria't ugg'd
su, ,.uut cilms uf ouI lgWt. When We look uu A
down. who do~ not fl' r'ta 90 ~uf hfN f'u ni lu
our Itri-stiof What Nnnn '"'s hot sss The power "
f,, h.t - her duiy to demand %. ard u.' t iot The
GOOD of tn' fa'rt D. 'hhf Fi'N''''
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

He charges Thomas Kislan of No. So7 West Twenty,
fys' 1os,iig aud Ksan was held in $4,000 hail % the
JEFFERSON Market Court, until Mundy shan be abe TO
apuear against him. He plead not guI'y 10 inc ehaib''
RIVER THIEF CAPTURED.
ron,os Donovan' was arrested yesterday morning
Inv officer Lcany, for stealing a canvas tarpauln from
the barge James T. Burden, Of West Troy Il is sad
mat me fs a notorious river thief In making the eresl
and the latter then endeayored escape in his
oat 10 te NewJerscy shore but was overtakeh rrr an
exciting chase ana s-..A. Gown Ds 'o Oe'f "i'' al
'''' AsHir's MATE Almost KILLED.
James Thomas, Charles Davis, ana lhomas LeNis'
seamen on board Of the ship Caravan were .hen
td states Commissioner Osborne yesterday, chafg'S
VIZ. ottnmpting 10 murder Thomas Coin second mate OF
he vessel Samuel Maconduch, master OF he snip ChraNa
tstfcd that his vessel left this port IN March, on Oy
are to IIavte; the night OF the sth OF Apr' We ~
nam decI he was beedirg from cuts and stabs on the
legs and thighs, and from three large holes IN the side OF
pr,- critical condition the rest Of tho voyage; On arriving
al home he was placed n hospital, where ne now j.
testified that John NTcsauey one OF the sea sea
men. told him while on the voyage tnaI
attacked James ThoIats entered the forccase, trcn
ling, with knife in his hand; ana sild we nave HA' t
ON deck and found Davis standing over The second marc
hcaing him with an iron bolt Lewis few days aLlSI
told INC first officer that hc had cut the second lnaie Win
razor. further examination l. TO pe lnaue on sa'"
day rN" =
sTABBNG At 4 PICNIC
Terence sherry was Yesterday anaigned before
Justice Waller Of Williamshurph, on charge 9f leo
niously assauling Philip RUckel, leader of R1'hels
Band. Tie assault was committed at Boulevard PARK,
on Monday, in n general nph. Mr.. kuok"l was severely
vouu,c,i I'm be head with q sharp instrument. sherry
was held 10 await the action oI the Grand jury
MURDER IN HARRISBURG, IA.
H,RRIsBuRG Pa. June 1s-rhe body of John
Jenkins an cmoyG o the Lociic Iron Works WIS found
this morning Heating m the canal, with fractured skull
aud lash ln his forehead Tho CoronCrs jury returned
verdict believing the wounds inflicted by some IN
known Inrson lie was ~ Woik Yesterday, and ~ ne
had money at hc is supposed 70 have been ihni
dpfed.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
LAIEST SHTP NEWS.
PORT op SBwIoRK.

ARRIVED.
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s'g cus-i. ~ IetsJl nirasa. n'"rooI iay' 'a u'e
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rri 10 @ for irrkv hsTi-g e'c'un
trr Of vr srss itroushou sr on dar - dnnEa
tfatt gas r " tN teaa trf e'A tAe lAt nAl' o
rrll rsr boon. us tis q be keff con
fr-r Sc. I,a t. Porto te,ife suIpg ~ water
Isrffan 90 f.. Wool tfH Nltaft II do9s
r .I -e'tf,i 60 sr.rar' s'fo1 Z CO..
Nttf o. iUllfl. iIlifrHff. vagina.
WINb-tt tllsct sN. rfi rain.
BELOW.
H. ttra D. J,r a ron s4-l. ft ot t.. " T. Tt 20 g.
WHALES.
IIa N.,rss - Eoul 1lae iom Iuttaf l'nta Tflos
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t pa hh' aH N a. vtrif iatt b Dol ht
. tI 81 t4.ts slalafs-, S.s A. rairsm Aon frofue,o"u
is.. Il, 90. a.Is p lil btrs HL
DISASTERS.
ra.rrv I.rr The Hi sfs irs from iIfsf"ol wss oaly
rIsftsI Ar.I N. at .frnrf. Nsr hsT saffd
,grs ri.rr aa the ia 81 MsF hsl eftu u'lr ,s't. .
Ifs Nslus. .ar Ar f.Hle Mas Do ~ Id'rsco MeI
IisI ral,l If' trs vessel j. e. total ioss
DOMESTIC rORTs
Iaras Iale ifAnrc h'gs Aueus to.t'f'srs z. j. tNep
f.,ir OIL .fir1u. s.Is a. D. Hove. tt.ftHtr Ns1uL
IHrc O. Auf.I t'.slflg t.a from View
i.is. tf.r. l.nel ti..f .r.. n .tNn.s
fa ,.sturap Ma.osr. ioi Nta-ios cos J4rss Ater Nr
st naaa aro
sie .t 5,aG . TO- q spoke ' '4 ''' h'a '''''
s,s Ia,v.,o j.ss f ,g va'e' Taylor Con saa joan,
t.Hlr
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
TIE JEROME PARK RACES.

III SUMNER MEETING-IIST oF STABLES At I1g
-, f,.v-sCHEDULE or RACES ron TO-DAY.
Tie ,aec, a, he summer meeting AZ Jerome Park
commence Today j. official aupogacemcnt, the public
are Informed that 'AI. W Is 70 go.gogsEs44SN &'
socoaai Of ne pcaibet This Is uu,h 10 De approved,
nrd is IN accordance with running az nearly an the
roulses III %" country ahg Ihe ls y an 'aSn' ~ Vhe
in England. Our readers viii rcmGnI6r tnas e great
Derby there Mas run last no9th IN hnow STORM. -
The meeting promises y ge very good one, aud must
II the weather proves favorable, bs very Attractive
LneIe = large o,seqolage OF horsss nov at he Park
never spieareda us coise AVID iicre IS me lot Of
young th,es ysy PROMISING M WHICH VII max make their
perfectly hhdeTdraiDed that after heavy rain few
Tg VII Shder dr g secure m THIS e5G @hny 5 5e9S
MAY he sate that they viii be highly gratifed
Y Moriss~a ; Miner TTaiass-Ita,bs.. ou,y 5issf sn3
4 femery.C Liesel Traiuer-Nd Of iouor Flora Mei,6F
J. S. Jeiopr,-ceorre TsroH isner- Lr't, lcs St Paul
sd wsroH .a ne cocey.
~ Cifys-0eo'ge iiee faussf-StIey a'h m,oh
xss, Ts SS5Es sI, i .,, S'sSSa sSSs Cont
Nst'' GE cT ,i i 5 Bsstld y Lexington dam
q R.eds-N. Doulng IrapeI-tnelsgs,T (, % snd Urbsua
NJ Besirss-Lilae Norlhaa, srd LAD Dan Dysrt
Pag woofs-Csn. Wiiisms.
,s " i @f {, ss f ss'$5 I h + essss i S s T son n.y.
Bsr S,,o1.w d " B Df '1'e Capt Moore
eoesrgoed and bals Robins, TfsneT-N Nese Jack Ann
. Is. Pe1sosiaE snsak,r Trsn-eh b., v.nd.I dam by
Iargnve
sieu Dale
81 ssnafrds Taylor AlcCoup Trainers oadsione Dot Rag
Lear. 1scae taIIag, Pfft'y One snd Maria Mafan
The races VIII I'LL up three THURSDAY
Rnd Saturday The following is programme for the
frst day
FmsT PaEToS-soo ioT al as nile e es money to goto
ssc0nd iorse
sECoSp RAcsThs Belmont stakes thfe. y, , distance one
urorgs sabscrptgas
a8dsd holse receive s5s lie es closed i
eleven nominations
10 which the following are subscription and noniua.
0ns:
T. N. cmspor' inp D. Hampton Court e ra@s Meboqrse
Iesles eh Becoaesy, b, ToystoIs, Rhoa b, Jap
IeoTsrd Jeones O. Rsdahg, By Bsrorr. 1m Cyclone by
Vhnlfl
v Nani,sb Rathless BY up Eclipse dam heP EasCaiy.
a. Nou.ss b. e. Monday ~ Col0E dam Noble lsf ,ssn
a. Bntlfs mp Maid Of Honor, tI Ss"n asis dam lima
lara r.
Naufler
lols " eisrs Ryo ~ Revenue. dam py, oy Sp Gtr
4 A. AeIsresrs 3D. VIRGIL BY yarda dam A,s dua byl Hr
brsslife
Isolsrd w. Jenorfs eh =. Yoke. D., PIsne Jan tHire
O. q hoo~s fsily Cieat ty L2rgien fa Laua. by ap
Jefsflam
OF thcso, Mgrday viii rot probably start as lie vii
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

ANEmCAN INSTITUTE FAWn.ra' CLIH.-Ihc meet
ing opened with full discussion the Durcuo, with
remedy proposed for preserving present and futuc crops
Of frnt Avery large quautiiy aud many varieties of
strawberries were exhibited aud distributed. among
ta,ni cfU new seedlings. aud u particular one from
Philadelphia, on which % committee reported. Then
specimens 0f wine dlshc. followed bN q show Oi
ripe pcdrhcs raised iu pots iu Connecticut Neat was ile
model o moving machine. when houutiiul sup
J,y of shown and distributed. The Chair gl.
pointed committee 10 report ou tie HaimOlfuWI ~
curon. Dr. ). g. v Smith delivered q very intcIt sting.
dscOurse on the stomach of the oN, and promised an
other occasion, 10 speak Of this organ m tho horse Tic
attendance uuc0mmOnY large, Notwithstanding The
rain, and the proceedings Of Increased Interest. Fun ro.
;ahts vii appear IN JnE sLNiWLLkLY ard WLLkLY
TRIBUNE. - g. r--- ~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

From stakebOat at the club house 10 ana around
rho stake-bOat Southwest spit, turning the same
10 the eastward td back 10 the home stakebOat pass
ing the eastward Of all bucys the west bank viz
Nos Al, IS snd II. both going and returning, 81 miles.
Figsiclass scoonelS and sinOlyaCls VIII De on inc
ground at 10 o'clock and take position they arrive, 80
yai0s apart, in inc marked OU 10y stakcDOats placed
easf and west
second-ca>, sloops 10 south Of hrstcass 200 yards h
same order.
The steamer Chas Chamberlain has been chartered for
The exclusive Of the judges ud press reporters. aid
Will leave the foot OF CouEt-st Blook yn o'clock
The hrStcass steamer AmeiOs has been chartered for
The mcniei and their ladies and Will leave Fulton ferry
sil, Brooklyn, az AZ o'clock a m.
ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE BOSTON YACHT CLUB.
TBIEeRIPH
BosroN June lS.--The first annual regatta Of the
Boston Yacht Club took place Yesterday The fIstcass
yachts passed Of p mixes The second class
miles and the third class 81 nles OF the first class
The yacht IadC G.. H. Bates i,chOoneU Of bingham
fht prize accOmI fishing the distance u hours 81 minutes
and 50 seconds The Minnie OF Boston second. OF
fhc second class. the yacht Cytie OOp of Boston
first. having made the distance in hours 10 minutes
and fourteen seconds. or the trd class. the yacht
Fanny sloOp arrived first, passing the distance I'm
h0nr 81 InutC and 40 seconds Seventeen yachts IN a
participated n tie regatta. 1hcr was heavy fog All
das which proved sad draw bacl, To the pleasure aud
Interest 81 Tie occasion.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
PUGILISNI.
4 NING InilIr.

Darby Kelly, known as &" the Slogger' and one
Brady from e Fourth Ward OF this city had pueilisuc
curountcr at Hudson, ~ Y. Monday, and after sc
rulds taking one hour ana ten minutes, Nc.y was De
cnrcd The victor The defeated rough weighed 4O pounds
ana bis opponent l25 pounds kely was sccohdu ny MI
Burns and Brady ny Slick JaCh'
CHALLENGE OF BILLY EDWARDS FOR Sl,OOQ
Billy Edwards n weknOwn boxer and pue'llst
ha, challenged Jim Fox lcht him, al 12s pounds weight
for 1000 side meeting VIII take place ou Thursday
az noon 20 draw up aitclc@ each man having Hfcaoy
deposited stake of $50 m the hands Ot Ned james.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
QUOITS.
Wv
-goTx ltS NEW II ESlN.

\ QUOT match was played near Newark on mon
dav evening bet weon Ncw-York and NcwJcrsey. New
York sent over bat players, and McLareh on the
Jersey side did not participate The TWO eainyS W. M
Icsei,- rortestcd and resulted u favor OF NowhoR ny
tbrce Shots Tie first game was between = luthdh anu
Citfcndcn Of New-York against J. Smith Patterson nu
Ntt:Tor Of Nrvark-Jeisey winning by five points me
second ranc which was between Kellogg ara HIsil, W
NewY Yorl and N.lttemOre and Donald ol Ne""'h' ""S
won by Ncw-YOIk by eight points.