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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10

sometimes breSe, but the man quickly
turned !, sgoin--ihat was 10 his trade
With the button and string that kept tho
umbrella together it went worse, ii
wouid always break too soon, just as ere
was folding tho umbrella up, 5
One day, when the button had broken
again, an the man hunted in vain for il
on tue a,or, he happened to got hold Of
TIA smallest pears which he had turned,
and had gwen to the Children toplay with,
q cannot find The Bottom said the
man hut This little thing will answer.
He pulled a small cord through it, AMI
the ltta pear6lled the place Of the
broken button beautifully; it was exact
ly igh'. and formed hebosl Of fastercrs,
The next time that he Lad 10 send um'
brolla-hondes and rings to the capital,
he apded to the nuuber lew Of the
small pears which no had turned, They
wefo Esteemed to few new umbrellas
which were sent with thousand 9th
ers to America, They have a quick
under standing ,hert of what is OF use
The little pear was soon found to hold
best, and the unbrella merchant gave
orders that all the umbrellas TO be sent
to him after that should b. fastened with
the littiO wooded pear. Large orders
were to be supplied, thousands of pears
TO be made, wooden pears on all UNI
breIIas, and one mpn was kept busy at
work, HslNrned-And turned, tho whole
pear tree was used for little wooden
pears, which brought shil!iogs that
grew iuso dolsTu.
In that pear tree my Luck was plac
ell, ead the man, aud soon after be
had great workshop, with plenty Of
women and boys 10 help him. Now he
wa, ell the TIME 10 good luck, apd often
Gacd to say: Luck maj lie in PIN
81 also says no VINO tells tho story.
And you should kGov that it is true,
aod Is pravc'b IN Denmark, that if YOU
put wb,lS pin 10 your monlh YOU will
be inysiS'c, bat il must be tho right
sort oGO pio--ono given BY our Lord.
| tavo had one Of them, and whenever
! come 10 america, The land Of the New
World, ~ bich is so far off, yet SO near
me, | shall always cary that pin with
No, can send my greeting over in a
few minutes, 1.-THE ocean rolls oveg 10 It's
shores ,6eIa the wind blows, Guy day
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10
"LUcK MAY i.iEIN ~ FIN"
Ri HANS CHRISTIAN AsoERs "

Now I am going to tell you story
about Luck. All fus ere acquainted
with Luck; there are those tia, see her
al tue lime some only at certain times
Of tue year Others ooIy one singls day
yes, lhore are people that OILY roe
Luck once in their lifetime; but oil Of Us
do see her.
suppose lncai not tell you that
whou our Lord Sends a little child here,
He lars i, in mothers lap thin msy
happen in a tich rnau's castle. or in q
working naus nioelg ordered room; but
hen it may happen instead IN an opens
market place, where The cold wind blows
But what not every one Of you dces
know, and ye, is really true, is, that ou'
Lord. when lie places child here. alsa
sends along with tits good Luck, which,
however, is never placed near by, but is
hidden 10 some spot on our globe, where
I'VE look fer il least, yet, i! is a!waya
| Ioupl a, last, and that Is a Cou,fott,
Lack once was placed in an apple,
that va fora man wtosa name wss
Newton. Tho apple fell, and thus he
found his Luck. lfyou do not Gno"
that ory, ask some one 10 tell i!toyou
We have another story 10 IeIl-S story
about peus.
There once lived q poor man. who
was born poor, and had grown up poor
and was poor when he married. lie
wua turner by trade. aud used to turn
umbrella handles and um5rella-TiugS
but he only earned jist money enough
to live from hand 10 mouth,
! shall never find my Luck said
no.
\ Now this iG a true story, which really
happened, could tell the name Of Tho
country and place where the man lived
bu, that is OF no consequence. The rec
and sour mountain ash boriss blossom
ed end rpcned around his house sut
his garden. ,s.N they Wego the ohoisss
fruit; and in the garden $1,000 also
pear Tree, wv " ueNcI Hhu uN'HU PN"'
and yet there Luck wea placed in on in
visible pear.
OnO night the wind blew terribly. Il
Ayizs men said the great Dillig bouIdc
was lifted from tho rilo Of tho road, ah'
thrown down ike lump Of clay, on
SO /. vac not AZ I'll wonderful iha! a bi!
branch should have been brotnn from
/ lhep,,r tree, The branch was taken int
/ the workshop and the mon turned gu
ofit-iusI fot fnu-a big pear than
smaller pear, oni several very smS'
The ,rsS Oball bear pears onoe a
lsst' no said, snl gave them 10 ID
cbidren TO play with,
There are oonq things that are nc
osssiliOg in liza Ind among those mos
oorlaioly 10 vol countries, aro umeIIn'
| Nov the whole family had only one 10
general uso. when tho wind blew yer
boTl, tho umbrella would !urn over an
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-10
NATURES TOILET.

Gathering wild, sweet flowers,
All fresh with diamond lew;
The daisy and convolvulus.
And dropping bells of blue:
Weaving them into garland
As ifthey were Jewels rare,
And then bendingoye the strcamlet
To weave them around her hair;
A prcttier sight
Ora face NOSE bright
Had never been mlrrOred there,
Heart weary of glare md fashion.
Hoart.wCary Of worldly strife,
We sometimes sigh for the vanished
Coniantmeut CT early life:
For tastes as pnre and as simple.
With which to beguile the hours.
As When in the days of childhood
Cur crown was crown otAowewl
Ard we found our pleasures
In those fair treasures
Which Mature around US showers
Aud yet, iiwo viii, sweet Nature
10 as ready to bless us now
As when we entwiuCd her blossomS
OF beauty around our brow;
And our hearts may be fresh aud tend
And our feelings as warmly glow,
AS when we played III The meadows.
AL careless Of wealth and show
And in LIES full stream
Haeyca sill may glcam
As it did long years Gso.
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Why ia pretty woman like q bar,
Gospai! Btcuat, Shs!s always 90 hand
With n smile
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The following conversation boIweOn o
colorod prisoacr and temperance lee
mrer who was in search Of facts to for>
ufy his positions and illustrate bio subs
leo, eSplains iissll'
what broagh! You 10 prison, Jay col
orcd IrioOd!
Two consmblcc, sab
yes, but | mean had lpIemperancs
anything 10 do with III
YES, sab dey vps boIO Nv 'em dronE'
cab.
Smith IN tive 0onn''ieu' Legislature
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NEBUKE,

The worlds old and the world is -oll,
And never day is fair, said.
ouI OF the heavens the sunlight rolled,
The green Leaves ra7ted ab,ye my head
Aud the sea wasa sea of gold
The world is cruel, said again.
Her voice is harsh to my shrinking ear.
And the nights arc dreary and fall of pain.
Out oftho darkness, sweet and clear,
There ripPled tender strain;
RipPled the song Of bird asleep.
That sang IN dtcam ofhe budding wood
ofshining.fslda where the roaperS reap,
OF wee brown mate ead ancstling brood
And the grass where Lae berries peep.
Tho world Is false, though tbs gorld be fair,
And never g hear. 10 pure, Sid.
AMI lol the clihgipg Of white arms bare,
The inqecspt goll of;efg
!. AVID the 1ign 81 4 cbiidislr prayer.
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"EXCEASIOR~

y II I4-u-NE IFF z GOOIo5 JpST
NJ RECEIVED, ~
ii MRS, N. 4. BooToN.
a Nice SELECTION Of BounCts, Hats, Caps,
~. French aud English Flowers. Also a
Ynriety u Ribbons and Straw tTlmmlngs
Bloechlug and Pressing done to order,
I. We have also tho Agency nt Singers late
ipproyed Sowing Machine, This machine we
KIN reoommCnd without hesitancy as we have
RiVcn itn fair trial.
M One dooy below Q, y colois Grocery,
ppr992A ~
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Proe,nonalcaris offs lines OF less oneyear
So 90
Advertisements must have the number of in.
Icrtions marked on The cory, o they will be
krp:-in Oh forbidden, aud char ;ed accord
ingly.
All casual ortrrnsien! Acknowledgements must
!hnpaid!ur "a adSauee, to iRsrre their nser.
ton.
Yearly advertisement. 10 be paid for hall,
yearly in advance
. Short notices of deaths will be inserted free
o; charge, Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices rserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will be charged 90.
cents line, and half price Tor subsequent in
qrrtinng
RELIGIOUS notices and short advertisements
,tor benevolent ASSOCIATIONS, inserted gratis.
- Calls upon gentlemen 10 become candidates
will he charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will invariably he charged Cor
ann"ineins candidates for County Offices. and
Ten dollars Tor announcing candidates for State
End Quilted States Offices.
: y he insertion ofparsonal cards will be left
20 we option Of The editor, but when inserted
viii he charged double price
htsdnvits viii not be made 10 order Of
,bi.ccsiou o, otheflegal advertisements un
I'LL hey are rpid for
there viii be no deviation from the above
terms.
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RULES or HEALTH.

/. Batne twice each week.
2. Eat light supper, avoiding meat
8. Never eat poor yictpelS to save
them.
I. Never take excessively bot or cold
drinks
3. Never Get pork whoO other meat
cen be obtained,
0. Eat slowly snd mas!icaIo the Iood
thoroughly.
Z, Eat three iimeS each day, aud take
nothing between meals.
8. Have your meals at regular hours
and at least FIVE hours rporI.
0. SEQ TO 1t that the bowels move reg
ularly onco each day.
10. Retire Gatly. and sleep as long as
you can sleep ,oundly.
II, Keep your room well ventilated,
especially your. sleeping room
70, Exercise at least two hours each
day 10 tho open air.
IS. Keep tho feet warm and dry, and
wear flannel next 10 Tho skin, lal''
winter and spring
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AROMATIC LOVE STORY.

The Count je Su Croiy, belonging 10
enc of the noblest aud %callhiest families
in France, become engaged, after long
courship. 10 lIdy, hi, equal in posi-
lion and fortune, aud famous for her
beauty. Shortly alter the boppy day
was appointed which was TO render wo
loving hca.Ds one, the Count was ordered
immediately TO the leige Of Sebaslopol;
50 he CRIED on bic sabre, cad al the
head OF his regimen., marched TO the
ba.tIe- field. Dulios the CoUars absence
IA happened The beautiful Alliance had
tie smallpox; after lowering between
life and death, she recovered, but found
her beauty bopelsssly lost. The distesa
hal assumed in her casa tho most vim
cnt character; and loi: her moi only dis
figured, but scanned and scared to such
ffigMrul extent tin! she became hiie
Gus 10 herself, and resolved to pass the
rcmaind.s Of her days in sTjciesI se-
pclusion.
a year passed away, when one day
the Count, Immediately upon his reluro
TO France. accompanied by his valet
presented himself at The residence Ibis
belro,aod, aud solicited on interview.
This was refused. lie, however. with
the persistence Of a lover, pressed bis
suit, ana finally the lody made her APP
pearoncc, closely mulIlod in veil. Al
the sound Of her voice the count rushed
forward TO embrace her. but, Stepping
olile, she rcmbinely told him tho sto-
ry of her sorrow, and burst into tears,
| 4 heavenly smile broke over Tie counts
handsome features. as, raising bis hond
above. he exclaimed; Ills God WorIs!
I am blind!'
II wus even so. When CALAMITY
LEADING his rcgimOuttO attack, cannon
ball passed 90 closely 10 his eyes that.
while ii lett their, expression unchanged
sni iis ooNuenSGco unmarked, Il FOB
bed him forever of sight Il 10 almost
unnecessary to add that their marriage
vas shortly ofOrward solemniscd.
It's said that to this day, may often
be ,eCn at tho Emporor's receptions, IN
officer le,ning upon tho arm of a lady
closely yelled, end Ihoy seem to DO at
iric,ed to thc spot by their love music
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A Coop suor.-A gentleman rsmsrL-
ing in a tavern that he shot. bpwkDat
ninety yards with No. Q shot, another
replied;
Must hove a good gun, but Uncle
Dave here has one that beats H.
'Ah' said the frst, 'how luT vii! II
kill hawk with No. 0 ShOtl' ,i,
/ don't use shot OF ball either, aus
wGred Uncle Dave himself p IS
What do you nee. Unite DavcT
Il shoot salt altogether. kill my game
go lar with my gun that tho game w0uld
spilO beore ! could got IL ~.
Spain claims to have nintty tSoushn9
armed troops on the Island Of oubs. =
nut down The rebellion. With. 'j
Al La Crosse. lho other day I'D, Pat
ton, telegraph operator jumped tTalye'
iaoI dE Ieehep 81 Dne sand imp, ~
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(6prt{esuus-}

@ie berlbrte rem 8orfau pe6 Deraonz
9enen Mbenrs uno pra@ nod einmal
ibren Danf se9en 5u9o aus.
Gr lab ibr aeseniiber, letn Mu9e rubte
auf ibrem @eibte.
sd tann ben Mdnnern nt@t ;lrnen,
>pel9e @ie Serfpl9t boten", entae9nete
er, vpenn obne fe mdrre i'd SielIei&t
ME bus @lld 9ebabt baben, sic tennen
III lernen."
Die unterbaltun9 nobm balo cine unz
se3wun8ene uno fat pertrauli&e Gorm
e'!.,,t| an. ge?o9ro %! trsa9'ts '9m 'ob fs@@'u:
sd bin erf felt tur;er 3ett NIT meiz
net Mutter BIER, lpra@ ie. ~Die @uss
fi@tsn auf Elm engagement, mel@es i'd,
bier 3u Fnpen srtpar;et baben fi@ 3eri@laz
gen. eS 9iebt ia 10 unenplia utel Sntriz
suen unr @awieristeitsn am Tbeoter,
wel6e fir ein junees Mdo9en, >pel@es
aQetn baltebt ooppelt l9per ;u iiberptnz
Den fno. Au6 2tebe CUR &unf babe i'd
mid bet 8abne oepipmet uno yon be,
@tunpe an, IN Der i9 pielen Gnti9lub
fabte> babe td gu tdmpfen eebabt. Meint
9anse Tamiltc >par oa9e9en, penn fe er
bli&te oartn bic Gntweibune itres areli:
aen gfomens. 6dtte mein @ater nod
oelebt-er ,piirbe mein Streben nieueidj
am GrFsn Ysrltanpen baben> lo bate id
am msiiten sesen meinen Gormuno, Sc,
alei6faus vom @rel 1T, su fdn,pfen
Meine Mutter CAB meinem Draneer
enelib na6 uno entldlub ft&, mid ~
besleiten> iie bat MFR Cit arobes Spfe'
aebradt i6 peig c5 unp erfenne es cop:
belt an. GS fon1mt nod binSu, paf
,neine Mutter unsern bier 1T, no mi
Niemanb fennen, 100 mir san3 aQetn IA
feben. Sic ielblt Fno ia 3euse aeme:
fen, pelden @efabren 3wei allein lebeno
Domen ii@ au6leBen, felbt tpenn lie ra'
uni9ulpisfe @er9nii9en 9enieben mol
len" -..-.,..s.......
sic bate btee slQes nit elmer - fanf
ten, tpet@en Stimme eeiproder, es tlan!
fur pu9o binourd, als pb fe nod mi
,peit sr66eren S9mieriAt.it.n au tdmpte,
babe, ais fle Tim aneeeeutet.
,Nebmen Sie mid 3umB,11lber uni
! Be9!eiter an !" rtef er. u@tben Si,
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ct. Neml Nlimn~iota Donmerfan rs. Mprl 1869.
Hellelrtsltstyes
Der Maub Der gabtneriuneu.

er Naub oer Gcbtnertttue,
Mls i'd nod tn, Gilselfleibe
Sn bic Mao@enf6ult eine
llnb in ber @eldi&te meinen
Graen l1uterri9t empFuss
&cnnt' Don ben @el9i@ten alien,
Seine 10 u,eia 5ers semtunen,
Mls bic gage sen bem &Smiden
gtaubt ber 5abinertnnen.
Ai9ts i'm sansen tleinen 8edsr
Burbe 70 9enau {tubirt:
Tau(enbmal par bic 8eldreibuae
llnerlattli@ rspetirt.
@ie lsi9telaubie bic @abiner
'5in na9 &cn gum aampfipiel tamen
rnb bic tapferen &Smer ibnen
Mit @ematt bic Weiber nabmeu!
@ie bic Grau'n UNI bic Irena
Gid sel&aart I'M buuten &reis.
Skinner abnsab baB ite ielbtr
5eur bes blutieen Aampfes preis
gDie nit 0Swensrimm bic &Imer
Die @abiu1den Manntr i&lusen
l1nb bes Samples fife Seute
oeim in ibrtn Mrmen trusen.
Gaslid isbnt i'd, na@tli@ trdumt t9
Mi9 3ur altea >Ruma bin;
Graumenb biintt i9 oft mid cine
@lGdli9e @atinnerin;
sab in jeoem blSoen Singing
Ginen rittetlibsn &Smer,
@laubte MID in iebeu Gaue
Mit @ewalt au uebmen tlut ct!
unb i@ BART in banser Ssbnlu@t
3wanlis-breibts s-sier3is Sabr
l1nb i9 Raunte. bab mein NSmer
Skinner nod eefommen mar.
aRonber famen, SABRE sinsen
llnb nit iebem tparo i@ alter,
1lnb mt tebeu parb ,asin @laubt
Nn bic Romer-immer Glter.
rlnb bic QSelt lcrnt i'd srtenneu
llnb Fe 19ien mir fab unb leer:
llnter'u, beutieen @ei9le4te
@ibt cS Feline Npn,er rnebr!
Sur mattber;i9e Satiner
Sinb bic Manucr ar auf 4rben
Denn fa(t ieber psnft: es fam tbm
6tine Grau-sefcblen merben!
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9t,a1,t,,,cr $50.
6uoo fab bies Elm.

pu9o ivy plto tu'-
sd oebrau9e a9tbunrert G9aler
rpie riel >piirbe i9 perlieren, wenn i9 baS
@elr 1pfprt erbalte 2" fra9te er. -.@
u3peibunoert Gbaler" entaegnete @u@
bin. u@ie fteuen mir einenBe6lel iiber
Iauleno Gbaler aus, cafar Yerl9affe i9
Sbnen bis n,prsen adtbunpert Tbaler.
Srer rarf ib pisie @umme {u9let@Grdu<
lein son Ber9 lber9eben 2" fiste er laz
9eno binSu. ,5ie bat mir mitsetbeilt>
pos Sie in ibrem SntereNe pa9 @ele
punlben unp i6 femme aus pen Srtefe
ibreS @prmunoes oie8eranlaI1unG our9
1psl9e iie in bic peinioence Sage 9eratben
it,"
!5usp >par unon9enebn, berabrt cae
@uoin nun 2llle8 wuBte. &pnnte Ct
|carauS nibt AUDI ra6 8eybdltnib erra@
then, III ben, er ;u Teocora itano.
sd bin basu entl6lo1enl" erlpicerte
er raid, um baS @elprdd bieriiber ob;u~
bre9en. SD meroe Sbnen einen @e@>
lel lber Gauleno Sboler ausiteQen-@ie
fInnen oa5 0slp Brdulein pcn 8er9
iiberbrin9en."
@upin leate ibm Elm Be61slfrrmular
ppr. Gr fuutc es aus. Dur@ bic mez
niaen @prte fam er in ben 8efB BON
a6tbunoert Gbaler. Sstne etaene &oi1e
,par falt eriaSpft renn bic @el9enfe fdr
Tspopra batten pie1rlbe 1ebr In Mn{pru1
9enommen, ieinem Bater ntodte er rt@t
|16reiben uno AUDI Ieinen Snfel mp9te
er ni6t auf6 Neue um @slp aneeben.
Der @cpanfe, pab AUDI tbm ner M9ent
@elp reri&affen fSnne> itie9 in ibm auf+
Gr ent9{n9 oopur@ elmer peini9enpsn2a9e
unp 9ewann 3e{t.
u&0nnen @ie mir nod fanfbunpert
Gba|er sesen @e9lel oeri6aden?" Faste
|er,
SD boft> pa6 e6 MIR m1slid lein
mirc."
uWie Yiel werpe i@ babel einbuben 2"
~Stelen sic mir einen Be9lel Iber
|ied6bunrert 2baler aus uno i9 &perbe
Sbnen fiinfbunnert perl9offen>"
Mu9 bielen We6lel ftelIte 6uop aus,
feline 6anp iittertc ;>rar Elm ,peniA ais
ct pa6 UprmuIar ausfllIte, er amana fib
inceb 5rr &ube. ~, .~
~Bann werce id ra6 @sln erbnlten 2"
fra0te CT,
nSh bpffs, cab es mir 0elinoen wirb,
oieien De9iel bolp ~ perfaufen", entz
9esnete 0uoin uno emptabl {i9.
@u9u idritt ouf9ere9t i'm 3tumsr auf
uno ab. Gr mar f9 be,rubt fei9tlnnt9
Aeboncelt 81 baben uno 8orwiirfe 1tte9en
in i'm ouf. Gr tr1fete fid inpeb nit
tem @eeanfen, pab eS einmal 9e16eben
| lei pbnebin battle er jebt ni6t 3eit peiter
poriiber na9surenfsn, penn ritllbr n,abnte
Jpn, oab er forteilen mai1e, um Geoppra,
tpie er ibr perlpro6en Bate in bic Over
su fabren.
Grib am anbern @prsen fab @ubin
neben Gepoora in peren 3tmmer ant &af1
lfeeti1de. Das biit19e Mdp9en mar
nod in einfa9ferWer9entptle!te. Beipe
tefanoen fd in rer beiteriten @ttmmune.
u@efebf Du nun Elm, bab i9 bic
Meni@en buncertmal better femme, mie
Du" rief @upin la9enp. v6aba :
Du elaubtelt Dein Beldlber meroe hem
Briefe feinen @lauben I1enfen, BEN i9
bod nit 10 9'ceer @emanptbeit 9el9rte<
ben babe, Du befar9teit er werbe bic
| 9anSe @e1di6te purdl9auen, allein per
Narr 1T 70 sriinoli@ in Did uerliebt-
loaf ct nod cine 9r6bere Tborbeit be9an<
J gen baben >plrpe. Gr mar febr erfreut
pab t6 Die 6rcunplt6teit bate, ibm bic
beicen @e9Iel obSunebmen."
~@irlt Gu ie gut perfaufen fInnen?"
mari Gepepra etn. -.
(Gortlebuns aui ttr 2. Sette.) -
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~ Oct Rriofn3.

Grsdbluna pen Trieori@ 6rieprid.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-20

mnatiOn. The attending throngs then dispersed,
the island for an hour being in hubbub by the cries
OF that peculiar species OF the Jersey and-shark
which is vulgarly termed q haekman Such OF the
participants aswere stopping at the Stockton were
Of course saved this nnictlon for once but two or
three OF them discovered, retiring TO their apart
ments that another species OF land-shark had been
at work, and carried of everything portable and Of
value.
The Remainder OF tho Week.
The programme for the diversion of the Grey Re-
serves during the remainder Of the week presents
several items OF interest To-day they win be ro-
viewed by Hajor-General Charles NJ Provost G ,m-
manding the First Division OF Pennsylvania Militia.
on Wednesday morning they will exercise them
selves by firing at target for a gold medal and
eight OF baser bronze; while in the evening they
will participate in another grand terpslchorean en-
gagement at the Columbia House. On Friday the
regiment will break camp, return to the city, and be
there received in manner BETTING the record they
have made, and are still making, while sojourning at
the seaside WAsHTENAw.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-20
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Bursting of a Grindstone- Shipment of
Specie from New York-Singing
Festival at Rochester.
FROM NEW YORK.

Shipments Of Specie.
New YORK, July 20.--Tbe Allemannia for
Europe to-day, takes out $3.50, 600 in specie.
A Rochester SenRerfest.
ROCHESTER, July 20.-The grand concert OF
the S@ngerfcst at the rink last night was at
tended by three thousand persons, aud was a
great success. The orchestra was composed
of fifty instruments, and the choir of two hun
dred'voices. To-day grand picnic is held at
Maple Grove.
ThelFcninu Finds.
Despatch 10 The EUening telegraph
NEW YORK, July 20.-The suit of John 0'Ma-
hony VS.. Belmont ct al, before the Superior
Court this p NJ, to punish defendant, Lucke,
for not paying over to the receiver one
hundred thousand dollars of the Fenian fund,
deposited with defendants by OMahony in 1865,
the court finally ordered the immediate payment
of the money to the receiver and Mr.. Lucke
drew his check for that sum and left the court
with the receiver to get it cashed.
Bursting of n GrindstOuc.
Troy, July 20.--A large grindstone burst at
Green 81 Sons spring works in North Troy
to-day. A man named Michael Finn was fatally
injured.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-20
FROM NEW YORK.
The Money and Stock Market.

New YORK, July 20.-Money quiet and easy
at 614@7per aent. Gold market fiat, dull, and
sustained further decrease in price. The
market opened 1853. Present quotation, 1855.
Sterling exchange dull but firm; 60 days, 1101s:
sight, 1lO5. Governments dull and heavy
under pressure to realize. United States sixcs
1881, registered, 20]9; do. coupons 2O5S; cash
Fiye-twenties, 1862, 2319: do 1864 2194 do,
1863 2lS4; new, 2014; do, 1867 2036; do. 1868,
20$s; Ten-forties, coupons, 1895 ordinary,
10; currency bonds, s. Southern securities
mostly off, with exception of both classes of
Carolnas; Tennessee 6s, ~; new, 559l; Vir-
ginia, 1851 new, 6l$l; Georgia 6s, SO; Is, 81.
Fears ofn Crisis in the Money Market.
Special Despatch TO The Eueni,lg Telegraph
New YORK, July 20.-There are rumors of a
breaking up in the Vanderbilt pool, in which
case about sixty thousand shares of Central will
be thrown upon the market. There is much un-
easiness on the Stock Exchange, as aiheavy sud
den decline would create panic in the entire
market.
The Harvard Boat Club
arrived at Queenstown yesterday all well, after
pleasant passage of nine days.
COunterfeiters In G ustOdy.
Despatch to The EUentng Telegraph.
New YORK, July 20-.Five counterfeiters of
manufacturers tobacco revenue stamps were
brought before the United States Commissioner
this morning. Benson the maker of the plates,
was held in default of $4,000 bail. Patsey,
Frank and Chavoane waived an examination,
and were held in $4,000 bail. Laison was eX
amned and held for trial in $4,000 bail These
men have been doing an immense business, their
operations reaching thousands of dollars
Robbery.
RIVER HEAD, i. l., July 20.-The jewelry
store of L. ii. Griffin, at this place, was entered
by burglars last night, and $1,000 worth of
jewelry stolen. The burglars are undetected.