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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

Our citizels will be treated to q
course CT Dr. Mcljouall's rare and spic,
lectures upon Men and Women, Physiolog!
Ne, commencicy with free Lecture this
(Saterday) evening, by Prof. Rlpnrel, his
associate.
These gentlemen are highly mentioned
1y the people and press wherever they bold
s!orth. They will hold forth four nights
r;n Messengers Hall
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

Wells Carbo1ic Tablets.
After much study and scientific indestipation
as to tie remedial qualities of CARpoL1c Acp
DR.. Wells has discovered by proper combina.
ton with other articles in the form of Tablet
a specific for all pulmonary diseases. THESE
TABLETS are SURE CURE for all diseases
of the RESPIRATORY ORGANS, SORE
THROAT, COLD, GROUP, DIPTHERIA,
ASTHMA, CATARRH, or HOARSENESS:
also successful remedy for Kidney diffcnl-
ues PRICE 20 CENTS PER Box. sent by Mail
upon rec sipt of price, by JOHN Q. KELLOGG
- Cliff ST., New York, Sole Agen for The
United States. 90 g.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06
LORILLARD'S EUREKA "A

LORILLARD'S EUREKA
Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article of
granulated Virginia.
Wherever introduced it is universally ad-
mired
1t is put up in handsome muslin bags. in
which orders for Meerschaum Pipes arc dailv
! packed.
L0R1LLAAD'S "YACHT CLUB"
omoking Tobacco has no superior F; being deni-
cotlnized, it cannot injure neveless constiu-
TONS or people of sedentary habits.
1t is produced from selections of the finest
stook' and prepared by patented and original
manner.
1t is very aromatic, mild, and light weight
Hence 1t will last much longer than others;
nor does 1t burn or sting the tongue, or leave a
disagreeable after taste.
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
Meersohaum Pipes silver mounted, and pack
ed in neat leather pocket cases, are pla din
the oacht Club brand daily.
L0RIL LARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere.
1t is, without doubt, the best ehewinc To-
bacco in the country.
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS
nave been in general USE in the United States
over ITO years, and still acknowledged "tLe
best' wherever used.
If your storekeepers does not have these
articles for sale, ask him TO get them.
They are sold by respectable .jobbers al
most everywhere,
--Csrcalars mailed on application
Il. F.LORfLL.aDS Is Co, ~ esu York
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

NEW SUBSCRIBERS
VINO send in their names before the first of No
vember. shall receiuc the November and no-
cemoer numbers OF this year in addition. marx
ing fourteen months in all And new subseri,
'oers sending in their names by the first of
december shall receive the magnificent Decem-
oer h1Ilday number, making thirteen months
in all . N'n'
TERMS:
. oo year; two copies. 81 ; four copies. Sc.
epoiesh'c. land one gratis) IS. One COPY of
Lady s Friend and one of the Post. S4
stA copy of the Jorge and beau tiful Premium
"eel engraving Taking the Measure of the
cedding Ring engraved in England at a
sosn OF S2oOO-will be sent to every person
CHUNG cluo' This engraving is gem of art
DEACON 4 PETERSON,
3l9 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Specimen copies sent for ten cents.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06
II HE LADY'S FRIEND.
TWO MONTHS GRATIS !


The Lady's Friend announces the following
HoVeets for 1870: Did He Forget Her : by
Louise Chandler Moulton The Cascannon' 5
Aunt, by Elizabeth Prescott, author Of Be-
tween Two &c. Solid Silver; or, Chrisie
Deane's Bridal GIFTS by Amanda NJ. Douglas.
author o: the Debarry Fortune" with nu,
merous shorter stories by brilliant galaxy of
hnely executed steel engraving. a hand
sea,e Gouoie page, finely colored fashion plate,
anu a larse assortment of wood cnts, illustrat-
ing the fashions, fancy work, etc., are given in
every number.
twill give popular piece of Music in ev-
cry number.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

YARDS, Bill-Heads, Letter Heads, Tags,
" Handbills, &c., done in a neat manner,
and at the LOWEST PRICE, FOR CASH, at
he Elk Advocate Printing Office.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

TRY MORE a cos OVAL STEEL ENGRA
WINGS, Ill Nassau ST., N. Y Anybody
can sell them. Cheap. Sell fast. Pay hand
somely. Send for new circular. 20 4w
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED
AUTHORS

AUTHORS.
The January number will contain portraits
lengraved on stesD of Mrs Henry Wood
Florence Percy, Louise Chandler Moulton,
Eil2aoeth Prescott Amanda NJ Douglas Mrs,
Margaret Hosmer aud August Bell,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-06

Call in ane get our price for advertising
and jobbing. Satisfaction warranted. Or
ders by mail promptly attepded to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
A GENEROUS GIFT.

Mr.. A. Minard IF MOrnstOwn, n j., who has
built fine Orphans Home at that place. has decided the
entire buildings fully furnished, together with the extern
sve grounds adjoining 10 the Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of the United States, TO be used by
them for an Orphans Home. Mr. Mnard, last winter,
obtained an act of incorporation from the state LeSsa-
ture, and proposed watching over and supporting the
Home himself but, Of late finding his health
failing, he concluded to place 1t in good hands
before his health made him incapable or attending
TO IT, The necessary deeds passed last week ana the
Methodist Episcopal Church is the possesS0r OF the
first private home in the country The Bishops are TO
deed the building Trustees, not less than nor more
than 1s in number who to have the management OF
the and the appointment OF the inmates AS II VIII
be necessary to secure act of Incorporation the
coming Winter home will till then remain under the
superintendent Of Mr.. Mnard and NJ his private eX-
pense BY the deed of transfer Mr.. Mnard sipulates
mat preerence shall be given TO the daughters OF for
eign missionaries OF the NJ. +. Church, whose health
or education makes il necessary for them 10 Visit TINS
country and should these be not sufficient to MI the
Home orphan girls from any part OF the nlted states
will be admitted In consequence or TINS clause tne IN
stutiOn will not in future be known as the Orphan
Home, and more suitable name will be chosen Al
certain period in the lives of the daughters OF foreign
missionaries IL is often desirable that they should revisit
this country, and Mr. Mnards benetcence Will now pro
vide a home and free education for them -. 81.
The Bishops bind themselves to keep the INSTITUTION
filed to its utmost capacity and 10 increase the bnd-
ngs should il be deemed necessary The trustees are 10
be appointed from all parts of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
TILE REYNOLDS HOMICIDE.

The inquest before Coroner Crane of Hoboken,
adjourned from last evening continued yesterday
There were some present the crowd who did not scrupe
10 say that the chain testified TO yesterday as having been
found upon Reynolds placed in his pocket after his
death As there is great excitement among the friends OF
Eppnger and Reynolds and as the stories and statements
of each are contradictory, the testimony before the
Coroner 10 be the only standard from which 10
form any opinion IN the case
DR. ChabeTt of HODOken being sworn, testified that he
assisted Dr. Kudlich In the pOstnOrteIn examination
that he found bruise upon the head inflicted about
week ago He also testified 10 the nature and appearance
OF the stabwOund substantially stated by Dr. kudcb
i'm his examination the day previous No further esno
nv was taken and after charge from the Coroner the
Jury retired The jury comprised four different nation
alties Irish, German, American and French In rev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
A PECULIAR CASE.

A rather peculiar case of alleged conspiracy
was brought up before Justice Cox yesterday at the JET
ferson Market Police Court A few days ago young
man by the name Of Brown, formerly clerk for Admiral
Davis on the ship Peyeri temporarily commttedat
jefferson Market upon the complaint Of person nam eco
Leslie, who charged him with robblng MIN OF "
Yesterday morning Iesie's mother and grand
mother appeared In Court, and stated that they
desired TO prefer a charge Of petit larceny against MN
as he had been robbing his mother for some e Pst Vi
her slverware and selling il afterward 70 support MIN
self During the investigation it appeared that Browns
father merchant doing business at NO AS l1nahesI
married a Boston lady. Their married life was
unhappy and ABOUT two years ago divorce
was obtained by Mrs. Brown, and anmony was
allowed her OF $4,000 During her residence
in Boston she became acquainted with person by tne
nane of Mclaughlin, who represented hnsel1 as an
agent and purchased two houses from Mrs. BroWh
mother and by some means defrauded her out OF inc
payment I'm consequence of which civil SUIT Is penhg
In which young Brown Is a material witness ana u is
alleged that efforts being made 10 detan MN III
prison I'm order to prevent him appearing ana testlhR
the civil suit. The matter will be
Justice Cox states his opinion, that Mclaughlin anu
Leslie have conspred TO deprive the boy OF ms noer
until after the trial OF the civil suit as his evidence Is
important, and against Mclaughlin and Leslie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
ERIE TO BUILD A NEW ROAD.

Among the arrangements which have been
repudiated according TO Erie, since NandeTbs adher-
ens acquired controlling influence in the affairs of the
Lake Shore Road is Oneby which the Erie line was TO be
allowed TO run into Union depot at Cleveland
dtOn IN at Gould and Fisk abandoned the project OF
building through line TOT Chicago Having Just been
informed of the notification Of this agreement w Van
derb Gould and Fisk have entered into arrangements
10 commence a continuation Of the Atlantic and Great
Western lines TO Chicago. From Erie the Cleveland
extension will wind along the lake shore 10 Sandusky
and Toledo, from which point Will strike Tor Chicago
by am air line and form miles shorter than any
other from this city. IL Is asserted that the project meets
with favor throughout the West, and that leading cap
tasts Cleveland aud Chicago, and other prominent
men who interested IN sections 10 be benefited by
the line, have agreed to subscribe the captaI pro-
vidng the line be commenced Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
woRK1NGMEN's LEAGUE AND THE CHINESE.

The first public meeting of the Working
mems League of the With Senatorial District held
last evening at Putnam Han. the Hon. John r. Hen
Messy late member OF the State Assembly, in the chair,
and Francis McNichOl and william Rogers the Secre-
taries There were about 100 persons present This As
sOcation has been organized to protect the rights and
interests OF the abOrug classes generally ana 10 guard
against further introduction Of the COOc or Chinese
labor The Association already numbers about co mem
bers Mr.. Hennessy opened the meeting In brief ex-
President OF the Workingnen's Union, who made long
speech reviewing the cOOe question. Addresses were
made by John McGran and others. Mr.. Rogers, Vice
President read the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Ubeas new and unexpected peril stability Of
ofthe labong has the shape Of attempt import in
our midst degraded and heathesh Ac for the purpose
perg with woTngmen and reducing them TO the same level
Jd That the worknrmn Of the With Senatorial District be-
levug old maxim that orewan Is fTeane1 organize them.
the District the object and Of which shall be the
prevention honorable oAny attempt this city similar 70
those IN Massachusetts debase and virtually
slye orr wongmen forced rivalry with
them and vilest Of the Chinese population.
esOd conng with the Of senator Cassery Of Cali
fornia his 18th believe be the duty Of
everywhere throughout the land Organize in their
behalf the idle promises Of politicians any party
protection that by doing they viii be able TO WELD the privilege
the baoboI effectively and compel such legislation the u
will stop further inoas their rights and tie
further progress Of the impending danger.
That earnestly eNho brethren and oTcKens
heed and po6ung by the already given proceed
without delay 10 consolidating their ranks becomes
thereby from what the Of the
rible social and political connection
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet in two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

time the vessel remained under water, when the firm
mentioned purchased her. She raised and under
went REPAIRS from which time little nothing Is known
ON this side regarding her During the late war; she was
found scutled in of the small inets Of Florida, ana
taken possession of by naval service, and made
tender to the frigate Constitution.
To-day she may be found at the Brooklyn Navy f9rd,
where she Is undergoing repairs which Will restore her
10 her former model least give her the appearance
she wont TO when her performances IN Ehgnsn
waters excited the admiration and wonderInet OF GREAT
Britain. From the records of the New-fork 1acht cup
Length on deck "a feet breadth Of BEAM % feet inches;
depth of hold feet inches area OF crossses lbs feet
inches displacement l9l tuns registered tunnage
10 tuns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
OLYMPIC LODGE no. POI, I. o.o.F.

The members OF tle ABOVE LouSo Hoiu 'hoh
annual summernghts Festival at the East River PARK
last evening The dancing was have commenced at =
but did not commence until after At the time of the
arrival of the guests Of the Lodge, the park was
occupied by the members Of Company X, ht
Regiment OF Cavalry, n. g., under the command
OF Capt Henry Fisher The men had neen preSe en-
all day at q targetmatch, and, according TO me
statement OF their Captain had hired the park from the
lessee Mr. Sulzer, until IL o'clock for the purpose OF
dancing Mr. Goodman Of the Lodge, not knowing why
the soders present politely requested Capt tlsher
TO withdraw his command which he refusedt TO do Ihls
decision annoyed the members Of the Lodge and they
in turn excited the soldiers. At this iuncture Capt;
Burns Of the Twenty third Precinct explained TO an
how matters stood that either the other had bet
fer Withdraw go Capt Fisher made short speech TO his
men, stating that they soldiers and gentlemen ana
he for one would withdraw in favor Of the Lodge so
ordering his men to fan ill.," they marched out OF the
Park hut not before protesting against the action OF Mr.
Carl Suser in letting the Park to two companies for the
same evening. At time row seemed imminent, ana
as the soldiers had their swords and some OF them were
slightly intoxicated there is telling where 1t wOuld
have ended. After the departure of the soldiers the
guests the Lodge commenced to dance and continued
until supper announced after which they resumed
dancing and broke up at late hour About 400 persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st, Nicholas HOteI-7Jay OUUkb VI i HIi"U,I-
mia ex-Gov Page and ex-Gov. j. Gregory smith, Yer
mont: the Hon John Lynch, n. O., Maine; j. whey Ed
munds OF Boston, Dr. c. Stuart, u. :. Army anu Dr. NC
knight, Providence. 60 Clarendon HOteI-E. ~ f9he
of the British Legation. - FHth-aye. HOel-Juage
IONA Col H. 8. McComb OF Delaware, Mayor Beach OF
Troy the Hon. II. X. Low, Middetown, n. l.; J9hn .
King Springfield; w. b. Bristol, ew-Haven, ana Col
oliver Ely of Binghamton. 80 Metropolitan Hotel
Gen (. f. Grover, oregon. - Holman nousenDep
- Aston House-Leut.- Gov. Wentworth OF florida,
Gen c. w. Buck, Chemung, N. Y, and MAJOR fendah OF
Maxwell and Capt Roberta OF the British Army Dugald
Mactavish of Montreal Mozer, the artist ana Frede-
rick Rngs OF Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
JUSTICE SUSPENDED IN long ISLAND CITY.

BY the provisions of the new charter of
Long Island City the Recorder is given exclusive power
TO issue all criminal process and all process other than in
civil action; 10 hear all complaints and conduct all
nations in criminal cases; 10 hold Court OF Special Ses
sion with all the power and jurisdiction OF such courts to
try convict and sentence all persons who may be guilty
Of oenses trable by Courts of Special Sessions. The
provisions of the charter take effect Monday but the
RecOrden is not installed in his O1ce until August J.
consequently there will lie an interregnum in criminal
justice Of Longsland City OF about three weeks The
criminal and civil cases, but restricted to civil
cases alone within the city limits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

ARRIVED.
Steamship India Munroe Glasgow June 6 via Neville June ~ mdse
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond, City Point and Norfolk
Slp Saaas Fger Liysr}q 9,l Nay y, % Or d i
Bark Eliza Bans vesey Bermuda days, produce
Bark Excelsior Bowers, Liverpool 80 DAYS, coal
B B5T S9oya sgP Re Seips Ss
R5 Gear a5 Kngs D Hammond zsabir A. Mach 81 @d
Bar Gaelic BLACK, Barbados % days, sugar
Bark Fearless Patrick St Thomas May 3d. via st. John, P r. II
BARK Elizabeth Jensen, Rio yanelro May ID coffee
Brig Alice Cosdy rMIiIlo, MeI % DAYS mahogany
Bds Pkg Brook: BSSa a DAYS e1,, railroad IRON
s5 E n SaDdy r. Hasla cScmbs Bangor days lumber
s sSs RnS SoS,n h rS K1dsi Mills das lumber
sch VIM B. Mann, Rogers, Jacksonville 10 DAYS, lumber
Maria Jane Norfolk, Va iIer.che Alexandria
L. ai b. Wing, CEeryaeld Nd WIN. H. Kennel, Alexandria Va
Franklin Connecticut River j. S Terry YegHa7en.
John Brooks, Yes-Haven. SPRAY Eew-IIaven
Eclipse, SoTsal. GeS 4 r , RIoT VI N gvS
Geo Washington Stamford. II. B. Drew, Bridgeport.
o4'. 5s sG,sp EIn Es s%ii y fTssd
Henry Rrmsen New-Haven. Up Ely, NorwalL
Trele fgnn, SsIan Ha,s Fmiir. El%Setbpot
D B. Everett, Eli1abethpor. W. H. Thomdike.
Sarah Layene, Ehtabehpor. Hester, BhnbethPor
T. Hammond EhIabethpor. Mahaska, BhLabethpor.
] l. Newton Elnbethport Cheruh EhLAbebport.
Gilbert Green BIlabethpOr. VIM. Dining, ElilabehpOrt
T6o. Caiin Ns~.iIayen o; F. HasleY, Providence.
Loloyie Bill Hartford. PheniI, Sew-liayen
s l.. Bridgeport. Geo. Edgar New Haven.
Canalhot W. r. Bascom Garrett Ottawa Il days lumber
Canalboat Ira Green Fielding, Ottawa l+days lumber.
SAILED.
for Bremen; Appo for Lverpooi Key
Ssa; Saratoga Rehmondi Haras for Norfolk Bark
Ukraine. for CEOnstadt
WISD-sunioSn, light s. s. B. ba1roa shore.
MEMORANDA.
The pobo, Isaac Webb No. g. At ii O'clock this H. h IN
heavy bead sea- carried away her foremost head.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS July ARRIVED bark FrsoIia from Paya brig Alpha
from Ponce p r.
G, July TCleaed Beneflctor. for Newl0rk
CH.KLgsroN July 7-Said steamships Ashland, New.York
Falcon for Baltimore; brig J. L. Pyn for Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
THE DRUG CLERKS AGAIN. e.

The wife of Mr.. Daniel A. Beam, residing at
No 90 Astorst Newark her little son, Wednes
day night to the drug store Of Isaac Jaques corner OF
Parkhurst and Brunswe-sts for grain Of qunine The
clerk through mistake morphine, understanding the
boy TO call for it, and the sick woman took the whole
The effects assuming dangerous aspect physician was
called and the morphine counteracted. The lnNand
4 uoW glt be of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

Reynolds died from stab wounds inflicted with knlle cy
Herman Eppinger Eppnger was removed 10 the county
ja await his trial Constable Johns OF Hoboken atter
The inquest had closed reported that he had found upon
the spot where, according 10 Mulens own story ne hd
been standing at the time of the ARRAY par on brass
knuckes and two slug shots. Mullen IL YET IN IAN not
having succeeded in getting released upon VIII Oh h
Dpng gur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
FATAL ACCIDENT AT SEA.

William Fowler, lately employed on board
trading schooner which plies between Philadelphia and
Boston, was killed by falling from the rigging at about
a. m on Wednesday, when OFF Great Egg HarbOr. The
schooner put Jersey City yesterday afternoon and
the case was reported to the Coroner who ordered post
mortem examination TO be held An inquest Will be held
over the body at 81 a.. III. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
CRICKET.

ST. GEORGE VS.. GERMANTOwN-A DRAWN GAME.
The match between these clubs. which was
commenced at Hudson City on Wednesday, terminated
in drawn game yesterday, there not being daylight
enough to play the game out The rule with cricket
clubs is that in oneday matches If two innings on each
side not completed the game is decided by the result
of the first innings play In twoday matches, II the
gamo be not completed the second day, II is drawn
game, matter how the score stands The feature
of yesterdays play McIntyres score OF 49, me az
tendance far greater than on wednesday Inc lul
score below gives all particulars:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
PRINCETON VS.. ROSE HILL

The University mines of st. Johns and
Princeton Colleges met yesterday at fremont Park, to
decide which possessed the better club. Princeton won
the toss and sent Rose Hill TO the bat and seven runs
were scored before the side was out Princeton dis
posed of readily for nothing, when Rose Hill drew three
more runs, making ten in all While Princeton was IN
for their of the second inning heavy rain began
falling and further play impossible. The Rose HlI
Club disbands for the season after this week Burns,
the pitcher has been induced TO Join the White stockings
OF Chicago and first appears in the nine on saturday
Augustus Gallagher OF Philadelphia VIII propaDly
succeed Burns as pitcher for the FOrdham College nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
RACING IN THE NEW DOMINION-SECOND DAYS
MELTING At HAMILTON, ONTARIO.

HAMILTON, July 4.-The last days racing
of the Driving Park Association was not
% well attended The weather and racing were good,
and the betting pretty heavy. The first race was geeny
contested in the first three heats between Jack on the
Green (the favOrite) and Rathoan. Bay Jack had no
trouble in securing the three heats succeeding. The
stceple chase course was unusually and unnecessarily
severe Raven, the fayOrte, refused the first leap;
shira when leading fen and hurt her rider badly and
Cataract came grief the last fence leaving Bare
bones and Mrs. Badie an alone. The trOtng purse was
easily won by Whirlpool, Black Warrior, the ayorte,
behaving very unsteadily. He the first heat ana
second in the Hast, hut was on each occasion put
back foul trOttug. The following Is the suInmary;
$3.50 $50 second; for all horses bred IN the
Province mile heats IN S weight for winner extra
: Bons b. Bay Jack by Harper yrs, IA Dr.
". A. Borklesss h. Rahoan, yrs l8 B........5
Fisher b. JACK the Green, lO nj ~
Tme-l:5l4 l:5l} l:57t l:56t 1888, l:55. 8,
Chase. 800 second about y miles open TO ALL
segt for a-e winners foreign bred extra
r. "a sddels b. z. Barebones aged, l4o b........'.l
Utsharat's m. Mrs Bahie, age1 It's D...s......z
T. Et0ns ch Cataract 5 los D..................5
}. Hogs M. Shra. 100
J. Graais bh h. Raven sged, 49, b...........'''''O
Tme-6:0b
Trotng $50 $50 second mile heats in to harness Tor
that beat minutes.
T. r. Elhs's b. & Whirlpool.
7. Canss Dr. M. Lady HILL. Z
T. " Lannon'S bh. b. Black Warrior. ............'.L $
Harfs's m. Little Msria......................4
{ Norse's 3D. e. Orange y..'.''.''''.'''''''l sL
Time-2;5iI 2:ig asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
TAnnouneementAl

POTENT, Grave, and Reverend SignOrs of the
disagree with His ETceney the President and the Dominican
treaty every compact which the bead Of The American
beau make with his eompaio Is ratified with CON-
mena promptness Consequently the tbOoughs leading to 22
Broadway Fon hrongd at all hours and KNOBS
croSuing goes covering the country with eadlOng rapd