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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-23
The Reason Why

And buy gay head-gear, OIL
So cheap. so cheap, they can but weep.
Feb. 2, 1870.
The Reason Why
King can sell Furniture so cheap. Is
LIST. He keeps no clerks, and hence has no
bills to pay for pomatum, beer, patchula, to-
bacco and other foppish essentials.
ID. He pays no rent. having his store in
his " palatial domIcile where he reigns
Sd. He does not haveto go about shining.
and thus avoids the pressure by, which SO
many have busted. Where is this King?
AT KINGS New Block FEB. ? lsO.
For Rent or Sale.
Two Dwelling Houses. One ON High street
Feb. S.-4w. G.CHAPMAN.
Admission Free! o
To see those Jsp-on-kneeS, at HoYT's
Drug Store.
Our One Dollar Tea
Continues to X L all others. HOYT'S Drug
Store.
Land Plaster,
Land Plaster, Land Plaster, another car
load. H0YTS Drug Store.
oysters Received
Direct from Baltimore. The same grade
as II & Ms. sold for so cts. per can by
HENRY WALDECk, Main st.
Feb Q. lS7O-4t.
II You Want
A good Cigar call at the Post Office News
Room
Still Holding Forth.
At the old stand and dolzg everything in
our line equal TO the best. Hyou want any
thing In the Photograph way give Us q call
and we viii guarantee TO you good and SdtLS-
factory results. BROOKS q POTTER.
Lamb knitting Machine.
NIB. Tyler, at No. 8 Market St, Warren,
o. sole Agt. for Trumbun Co
% eDec. 2-tE-
Accidents!
Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. [oct. 2-tL.
Ramsdell Norway Oats
And Early Rose Potatoes, for sale by
Oct. 6-tE GEORGE PARSONS.
Merchants
Buying to sell again, can buy Lead, Shot,
Caps, Cartridges, Pocket Cutlery, Clothes
Wringers, Mouse Traps, Rat Traps, &c, at
Eastern prices, at TYLER'S Gun Store.
Go to Tyler's Gun Store
To buy a good Pocket Knife cheap, and
II warranted.
White Wire Clothes Linesi
And Clothes Pins. at TYLERS.
Sewing Machines
And Cloths Wringers repaired atTYLER'S
Gun store.
The Empirel
Combination and Button Hole, Singer,
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
ence, Wilson Shuttle, and several other
Kinds of Sewing Machines, at TYLER'S
Fine Guns!
i~reener's, &C. at TYLER'S, No. 4, Market
Street.
The Original
And only Genuine Howe Sewing Machine
s sold by N. B. TYLER and his Agents only,
n TrumbuIl County. :
sure Cure ,
For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man
fractured BY HENRY WALDECK. Main 81
hio. Nov. II.
rhe Genuine :
Elias Howe Sewing machine-sold in the
lily Of Warren, only by ADAIR WEIKER, I
lain St., opposite Mahoning Depot.
The sun., 1870-08-06
SPARKS from THE TELEGRApH.

An earthquake was felt at OaIaca on July ss
New Zealand declines to enter into the Colonial
alliance
The Republicans have lost the judicial election in
Memphis,
Rich mines have been discovered northwest oil
Santa 70.
The First National Bank OF Santa F6 ia organized.
Capital tOO0O0.
The Governor OF Campeachy has taken up atm
against the Mexican Government.
The scientific expedition from Yale College ia al
work near the forks OF tue Platte.
Pleuro pneumonia has broken out among MI
Dmsmores Imported cattle al staatsburg.
ST. Louis h To petition the President 10 pardon
Gen o'Neill and the Other Fenian prisoners.
Terrific thunder storms did great damage 10
property In Bangor and vicinity on II thursday.
The steamer l., j. N. Stark was burned near
PlaVsbnrg, n, y, yesterday One life was lost
The Mormons will let DR.. Newman preach In their
polpit In Washington.
Thomas Burke was killed, and several others
were injured by the falling Of house whch worA men
were removing In Boston yesterday.
The Red .Riyer eIpeditiorary force ia at Lake OF
nnderstaa adInR 10 sald to eIMt betw Rei aad Col
Wolsey, the commander OF the fofcee.
Momas Dutton, a foreman In the Rrie Ran way
the ben yesterday, and, pacmg hand on the shhN
hb arm was drawn In, lie carried round the shan
TN or t@oive Nmes uhul the arn vss tvns'd % ~
the eios~-
The sun., 1870-08-06

Gen. W. r. II. Brooks died at Huntsville.
Ala, on July H.. He graduated at West Point in
1871 served In he Florida war as Second Lieu
OF Infantry, and in the Mexican war: was brcyetted
Captain Tor gallant conduct at Monterey, and MAJOR
Tor gallantrY at tontreras and Churubusco. lie
boro o most honorable part In the war OF the re-
beon till July H. le6i, when he resi-ned his com
n.and at that time being that Of the Tenth Drum
Corps In front OF Petersburg. Alter the war he
lived tor some time In the oil region Of Penns,lva
mia, and afterwaTd In Wisconsin, and in lsGG re-
moved to Huntsville where he bought a farm. He
WIS gentleman of generous and manly charac' err
excellent soldier, remarkable alike for intellect.
ual resources and gAlahtry under tire. In private
lie, his tastes democratic and Tree from pre-.
tension and display. His death will bs lsmentsd by
all who knew him.
The sun., 1870-08-06
TIE GRAND JURY HELD,
Judge Bedford'- Hopes Of the Speedy Pun
ishment Of MIR. Nathnn's Murderer.

Judge Bedford's Hopes Of tho Speedy Pun
ishment Of MIR. Nathnn's Murderer.
On the return Of the Grand Jury yesterday,
Judge Bedford said:
Mn FoRENAS AND GENTLEMEN or THE JuRr:
learn this moment that you have completed your
labOrs FOR the term. Permit me- In all sin ceity In
behalf OF the law abiding citizens Of this city 10
thank YOU, not only for the prompt and rapid man
ner In which Won have fulfilled our tuties but also
for the sound discretion which has guided your
uon-prompty discharging whom there was not
sufficient evidence to warrant finding an Indictment
and ~ promptly udiciiny when there was sufhcient
to have a poti, jut, pass upon the case.
Whenever Grand Jury have completed their
laoors they are discharged by the Court. To-day
l deem II my duty 10 make au exception to this
general rule.
There IS going on In this city Investigation the
object or which Is to lay the iron hand OF the law
uHon the neck OF the murderer OF respected and
honored citizen. Happly Tor the ends OF justice,
an satisfied that Superin iniendent Jourdsn and the
District Attorney and his assistants doing and
will continue 10 do everything In their power to
throw light upon ihi., as yet. shrouded my stery
h l have reason 20 have Great hopes that the
guilty one viii be brought to justice In few days
deem but prujent and wise not W discharge you,
gentlemen, but TO ask you all 70 hold yourselves in
readiness, 60 As to answer at any summons
which may issue from this Court fos your st,end.
ance.
The Grand Jury. THROUGH their foreman ex.
pressed willingness 10 hold themselves In readi-
The sun., 1870-08-06
THE nan 1ND B.IT.

70 u. ~ -
rhe Continentals and Stars play in Central P.rh
to-day.
The Eagles defeated the orions in Hoboken yos.
terday, by 1stos
The compositors Of the Rurai AeW Yorker aud
hcesids Companion play to-day,
The game IN Trenton (N Jl YESTERDAY betwoe.
the Trenton club aud the kcsOItes Oi Elizabeth, 10
suited IN iuV'r OF the lattcr by 81 TO ~.
Tho White Stocking, were beaten yesterday In
match game ltl the Hyr Iku- OF Troy, tue bs
lag, uayma,tIb, ~, Whlic stouh4uEs, IA.
Tie 1uur a Bailey cub defeated the Burn
side, of llr Iuen uu Thursday by q 90 o. Tho vlcton
'nrt on Monday on a tour To Philadelphia, Baltimore
aud NHshuEtun
To-day two powerful mines, representing New
York and Brpukl, n, play on the Union ground Wi.
liam b1 h. fDt the bcuynt Ot the liIc MIR PIccot's
i,mlL Mc,sfs. Bcruett aud Aihblrl are expected %
The sun., 1870-08-06
RED TfPE Nv BELLEYUE.
Riding Down Juniors In the MedicnI Fro
fession-A Ruic under which Physici NJ
Diploma becomes wsste PA per

Riding Down Juniors In the MedicnI Pro-
fession-A Ruic under which n Physici n ms
Diploma becomes Waste Paper.
A gentleman called at Bellevue Hospital the
other day with One pineapple for patient The
little luxury was denied tho sufferer. This was done
under an innexible rule
:" What ~ snid the gentleman, "caupot my friend
have the pineapple which sent In 10 himi"
lie was told that ho could have his pineapple
again.
"Cannot tho humane wsrdcu Brennan give me
permission fr
warden Brennan is as powerless as the lowest
subordinate iE the Hospital"
The superior powers" have even tied the
hands OF the resident medical STAFF Of the hospital
Not house physician OF the Institution can or.
der even ny way OF prescription, particle Of fruit
or vegetable matter for n tent under any circum.
stances. buncn Of luscious graoes, peach, an
apple or the like, ,nay be grateful TO tho parched
lips OF diving patient the doctor In immediate at
tendance may see and fnow II; but regularly Quail.
ned and duly appointed physician though he be, he
life
court OF justice win susrend trial =, the certi
ncaie OF physician. medical certificate IL a valid
bar TO the execution Of the s,rctest legal process
The rllv.ician .,sps IN Bu, IN Rolevue hospital =
physicians diploma would sOem W be much waste
paper.
Let US tell how this came about
Some ne ago, by permission or prescription Of
one Q, the house payristans, a BASKET Of cherries
brief time in the hall OF the hospital In walked Dr-
Loomis. Crane Clark, and Wood, tho msgnates OF
the Medical Board. spying the Cherries they cried
" llai What IL this Who are these forf"
Then they gave peremptory orders that no fruit
Of any kind should thereafter be taken into the
hospital for tile use OF any patient except BY special
order Of the Medical Board, that is OF Themselves
80 no patient can now touch fruit except by per-
mission Of the Medical Board. To this no one
could object II the members OF the Board were
ALWAYS accessible. None OF its members reside
within the hospital,
The sun., 1870-08-06
THE WAkE or JOHN ZEAL.
Great Rnsh TO view the Corp-e-wbat tho
People said-Tbe Dead Mans Appear
anoe In his Comn-Grief Of his sisters
Threats Of Vengeance against Tammany.


Threats Of Vengeance against Tammany,
The wake Of John Real was celebrated last
night OF the residence Of bis brothcrinlaw, Patrick
McCauley In Third avenue, q few doors above One
Hundred and Fith street. The friends OF the fam.
y began to call at an early hour In the evening" and
the stream Of visitors was kept up TIL o O'Clock
this morning. Over Thousand persons viewed the
corpse, many OF whom exhibited gpeat emotion, and
muttered
THREATS OF vkNoEAScx
against "Johnny's murdorers" The vast majority,
however, gazed silently upon the dead or quietly
expressen their sympathies TO the members of the
iamily who were present
The corose was attired in the same suit In which
Real vas hanged, and enclosed in mahogany cofiin
The expression Of the countenance was serene and
Innocent No sign Of pain, nor any suggestion OF a
violent death, was visible In tho smooth and boylsh
face.
Five wax candles were burning at the oofln head
Reals four sisters and his aged iather sat bowed In
grief around the room. The apartment was the
back room on the first floor, with windows opening
into garden 10 tile rear.
=. Flowers were growing in the garden, all around
the base or the fence and along the edges Of the
narrow paths. which showed beautifully In the
streaming lights. Trees we're also there, whose
swaying branches cast osclating shadows upon the
wide, high SIDE wall OF building at the rear Of the
forming
at the wake OF the dead. The room In which the
conn was displayed was plainly furnished Tie
dead mans friends seem to be people in ordinary
circumstances -thrny honest folks, intelligent and
warm-hearted.
His sisters wero evidently suffering deeply,
grief Mr.. NcCauley, the brother-in- law,
did the honor: and, on hearing that
a SUN reporter was present, he sought him out, and
earnestly requested that the Sun would express the
heartfelt thanks and gratitude OF the deceaseds
family to Miss o'Rielly and Miss Kane, and to the
Sisters OF Charity, for their acts OF kindness
during the distressing ordeal through which they
had been called to pass.
Crowds OF young men collected in Third avenue
rom time To time, and vent to their eel nga In
favor OF the dead aud against those whom they re-
ferred to as his murderers. Tney said the bangin
OF Real was a political murder. and that d" Ia IN.
many would yet be made to rue the hour that saw
the deed done"
The sun., 1870-08-06
PERSONAL INIELLIGEYCE.


Miss Susan b Anthony is going TO California.
John Hogan will build a stone bridge over Spuy
ten DuyNei creek, 10 cost $4,000
The Hon. William &. De witt CORPORATION Coun
sci OF Brooklyn, has gone TO Newport.
Senator Fenton arrived IN Svrarn-e last evening
and nj TO the res idence of CorErcssuan Met arthy
Grant has n hrnn new relative. His sister, Mrs
Ahc Corbin. of Elizabeth, was delivered OF npc Etr
yesterday morning.
MIR. Frehu ghuysen has not yet accepted the mis-
sion 10 England. II h understood that tho
cooiuon OF his business aiaiis delays response.
John llOev says that col. James Fisk " has
been con pelltd 70 ca his dinner ON mantc piece
ever since hi, race with De PIuts nj Long Branch
The Rev John Love Jr., wns last night ordained
and installed pastor Of the Ant1ch BAPTIST Church m
Blceckcr street, hy the EeY, prs. Downing. Bicuucr
Reed, sampson ana OF er ministers.
The Rev. Samuel osgood, atc pastor OF the
Church OF the Messiah UniVcrvausty, WIS Yesterday
ordained deacon OF the Protestant Epi. copaI ChurcR
b, Btnops Potter aud Qulntard. assisted Dy several
ETPrDktcTs
The sun., 1870-08-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The PostmaslerGenera is going to his home In
MArS land,
The President will return 10 Losg Branch on
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
American citizens travelling In France must have
pas.ports They can oe h.d on Application TO the DE.
partIuent Of Slate, Washington, Passport Bureau,
without The Intervention OF any so'called passport
agents"
Commander >. y, Green. OF the hagship Con
gress writing from st. Domingo City, says tnat PTesi
oent Bael does not antcpate any nterruphon 90 the
quiet state OF Affairs so onH he uh,ied states mani
rejection oI the treaty sisribu,sl BY he people TO
m an2cment And bad fGith 0n the part OF the Do
mnieah 0ogernfnonk-
The sun., 1870-08-06
FLASHES from THE OCEAS CABLES

The Liverpool cotton market closed with upland.
II I'D. and Orleans Al s%d.
The foil overs Of Martinez threaten an invasion of
the northern part Of Vera Cruz.
81. Thomas merchants have received orders not 10
ship By III ench or German vessels.
American Indians have lately made incurslons In
the state OF Sonora. and killed many cuiEens.
COnsols closed at sgi. for money s9i. for account
Fivetwenties Ga, Sh 6is, Slf SIS, s ten.fortics,
Tie venezuelan CONGRESS has elected Guzman
Ranco Proysi onal President -Four States support
hOnagas party,
All vessels arriving in Porto Rico are to pay 81
cr each ton OF cargo and vessels IN ballast 10 take
The sun., 1870-08-06
The Warriors In Quod.
To the Editor OF The Sun.

sIR The article published in THE SUS on Friday
headed New Jersey Warriors In Quod" demands
from one OF the Ders ons Interested
The cha rge of the officer who arrested companions
and myself false IN every particular. wa nc.
cused nj the police station OF creating disturbance
bl 6inglng the MaTselllase Hymn 10 tie streets OF
scy Cty The real OF the indignily Put upon us
grudge which the police have against the military
Between II And ~ O'Clock on thursday nlght was
standing IN the strect talking 10 some members OF my
company. The oCer stepped NJ and insolentlv order
ed US to move on. when demonstrated was request
ed 10 ne 'omrany Tim 10 the police station. and did IA
also Il two others. The DOcbcfry WHO inyeat gated
the charge refused TO listen TO out defence. -
The sun., 1870-08-06
PHoroGRAPHs BY SUN REPORTERS
The thunderstorm In westchester County
Roofs and Chimnevs Carried A wav bv
Lightning, and Men and Animals Killed.

The terrific storm Of Thursday afternoon passed
around Manhattan Island aad vented its fury upon
the lower portion Of westehester county. Tie
flashes OF lightning vivid and the sharp crack
ing detonations OF the thunder resembled the dis
charge OF heavy riied ordnance
In Horrisania the once Of tho Jorrndlwas struck.
The eomposltors' cases wore all knocked
down, and was Mr.. Duane. In
dwelling two persons were parayzed by the
shock. chimney near by was riddled The resi-
dence Of Mr. Ebcry, on First street and Washing.
ton avenue. lost it, chmneys, and the roof torn
on Tao lightning bnmt round hole through tie
noors IRON tie ROOF 10 tbo cellar. All iu the house
were stunned
At High Bidge, James Kelley. who was working
on the aqueduct Was instantly killed by the light
niug. Two companions were knocked down, but
were resuscitIted
Mr. George ;. Sheppard's residence In Fordham
had the roof torn off and the chimnc,s carried
away. Two cows belonging to ;Ae 81. Johns Cot
lege were killed.
The sun., 1870-08-06
LATEST LABOR NEWS.

Fifteen thousand spuncrs in Fan River are on
strihe against a reauctlon OF ten per cent.
The strike Of the Crispns In C,rfcd-, Jones &
Co.. shoe manuinctOry IN Ncwark has terminated.
The Rankin Mills prorrietors, Newark, have dis.
charged two Of their employees aud the rest refuse to
work unless the men are renstated.
The trustees Of Cooper Union offer the free use OF
the large hall to the workngmcn for dsCussIons on
labor and capital and kindred topics.
Arrangements have been perfected for q State
Convention Of the Labor Reform Party. 20 at Sy.
racuse TO nominate entire state ticket Independent
OF either political party.
The building trades unions OF Geneva, Switzer-
land are ske and last night anne nj for aid for
them was read 20 the workngmens Union. Over 4, 900
families arc suffering.
The sun., 1870-08-06
THE HEROES or THE GULF
Gen. Banks's speech before the Society Of
the Army and Navy OF the GuIf-A Dash
AT the sick Nan.

Gen. Banhs's Speech before the Society Of
the Army and Navy OF the GuIf-A Dash
at the sick Nan.
Bosros, Aug. 6.-The Society of the Army and
Navy OF the Gulf met to-day, Gen. n. p. Banks pre-
riding. Officers we're elected as follows:
PrSsdsnt, Adm raj Farragutt ViasPresidsnts Liant
Uen. Phlllp ~ Sheridan Hear Admiral 4. Bailey, NAL
Gen A. Lmori, Mai Gen; \. Il, Banks. MD.aen.
y. y. Buurr, Maj Gen. II. T.. Pane. Md Gen Godfrey
Meiizel, Mai Gen. Richard Arnold. Mai Gen " IL Il.
CANDY, MAJ Geo. 4 W. sherman, Brlg. Gen. u, p
stone, Brig Gen. G. e. Dwight MAJ Gen ". q Frank
ia; Recording SecrUtary, Col. q. T.. Hnn,s Core
iRonding s9crrtars CART. G. Il. Raymond Treasurer.
bIle lien ~. ShAfp' Executive Coumittcc, BrIg .
Gen Geo. II Drakc, nris Gen duncan 5 Walker Mai,
{. ; Sargent, aud Mai Robert Watts.
At the conclusion Of tho business meeting Cen
BirEs delivered an address in Music Hail. lie eE.
pressed sons di~appruyll Of the aggressive policy
OF Prussia He protested against the maintenancs
OF The Turkish Empire in Christian Europe. for 50
many centuries, eimuA to keep Russia out OF tho
Mediterranean and Black Seas. aud demanded that
lt1ly should have IT. natural capital, Rome. spain
should have a republic or mOn1rchy. whichever she
pea'es; Cuba should he independent, and the
United States Should have q fOntholl In Mexico
Out OF tue trouble Of Other nations may come th..
restoration Of eur commercial power
The sun., 1870-08-06
----Er.---
THE LATEST FEYI.fN STIR.

Arrival ofn Secret Agent from the Directo ory
In Ireland-Frnnce In n Contingency to
send M Invading Army TO Ireland.
PHILADELPnIA, Aug. 6.--It is said that a secret
agent from the Irish Republican Directory in Ireland
arrived yesterday morning in this city, and is en-.
dcavoring TO heal Fcnian differences. IL under.
stood that II England takes sides with Prussia
France will send arms aud munitions of war to Ire
land. aud an invading force Of 50,OO0 men.
The agent has no confidence In the professional
patriots OF New York, who have been orga zing raids
Canada. He ADDS that several British spies have
come over to America 10 make their headquarters in
New York during the Franco Prussian war.
The agent charges the failure the fenian move.
ment In Ireland upon the folly or treaoheTy
ofnn American envoy, who lost certain dccum en- Is
In Ireland in 1866, which exposed the Fenian plans
TO the British Government
The sun., 1870-08-06
A Brooklyn Nnvy.Yard Grievance.

Mathew John Bradley, an orderly police ser
geant In the BROOKLYN Navy Yard an Old Govern.
ment employee, was discharged last week without
notice or explanation. lie applied to Commander
Chandler, who told him that he was dismissed for
leaving his post on the 21h utimo, and for con.
versing for some minutes with bro,her officer
Bradley replied that he could hardly think that tho
reason assigned was the true one, on the arrival
of tie Cambria and the DsuutC,s Commander
Chandler took him from MS post for much longer
period to his daughter safely home from party
ON board tie Vermont.
The sun., 1870-08-06
H1Nrs from CORRESroNDExrS.

A correspondent suggests that Grst-class restan.
be- established at one Of the staten Island lund
inRs,
A New Jersey Central Railroad conmuter CON.
plains that that corporation refuse to furnish
then local passengers,
A Kings County Repub lican, speaking of the rot.
tenness the Navy Yard, says that no led Grant
fax battalion during the last Presidential campaign
that he and his nsOcaies are given the cold shoulder
IN the distribution oi Olnces while the seymour Blair
IL
The sun., 1870-08-06

Frederick B. Furnell, proprietor of the Atlantic
Hotel, Bath; William Walton, his bartender and
David p. Thomas have been committed by Justice
Walsh on the charge of stealing watch from Gar
ret May, Of Beeckcr street, New York May took
some women TO the hotel and being un nile 10 Day
his bill, lett his watch collateral. lie subsequen ently
sent S25 but as the bill amounted TO 3Ii, Furnell
wonld not deliver the watch. Hence the arrest
Tho Hon. p KeaIy will defend Mr. Furnell
The sun., 1870-08-06
BROOK

Burglars have a clear field in Brooklyn
The President has appointed Mr.. Bailey OF Ohio.
Consul al Hong Kong.
The body Of an unknown man was found In ths
river, on Montague street, yesterday.
IL whispered around the City Hall, that the Boss
Is going for the nomination OF Register
The leave OF absence to go beyond sea granted
TO Gen SIckes has bceh extended tor one year.
Al ~ John street, yesterday, Mary Ticrney, Brid
get Callahan, and Mrs. Cullen quarrelcd and foughI
MT Hugh Cullen attempted to restore peace, aud NrG
iieiney stabbed him with pair OF shears.
The sun., 1870-08-06
LOSG BRfNCH INCIDENT rs.

Billy Rogers won $1,000 on Helmbold, at the Long
Branch races.
Judge Joseph Koch Is lonely at Long Branch since
he oct h. friend Loew iwhO goes 10 sharon Springs to-
dnV, 20 remain Two weeks.
John Hoey, Esq, eat so many CLANS IN TUESDAY
lac, AZ the AmeTicus camasc, that ms stomach has
beNn usea as a snrns cushion ever sImce.
The sun., 1870-08-06
The Anarchy In North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Aug. 5-Mr. Turner, editor of the
Senhna, was waylad on his way to Hllsboro,
Orange county. and arrested by IIolden's militia
this ing Orange county has not been declared
In state OF insurfectiun II is SAID that In Ala
nance County the Conservatives were intmidated
BY Holdens militia, snd that they did not vote so
the county went largely Republican.
The sun., 1870-08-06
Tbe Long Rrnurh Races.

To-day is the last and really the great day Of
the races ut Long Branch There will be n contest
OF fourmile heats-that old fashioned race, which
once was 80 popular There have been two Of them
9nY In Is vicinity n the last eve year--onee,a at
De ONE Park In ls0d md once at FIsLion Course In
1879, ] be entries to " sixteen IN ALL TheV
are; Abd-el- kader Carrie Athertnn. tiora McIvor
gu rec no 90 four mi'ersl, Lcgntee, Invercauld,
Duny Sundown, &c The certain starters are Carrie.
hsder Lesaiec, lnycrc luld, and prob Iply Others.
Pools were sold last eyeuin. at LOn- BraHca and
IN the city n follows:
The sun., 1870-08-06
WEsTCH ESTER COUNTY.

-, The Sing Sing camp meeting opens tue 9th ane
clio es ca ttC 18Th.
concert for the benefit OF the noor uf Fotdham
j. announced Tor tomorrow evening ~ tue hall Ol ST.
JChu's College.
The sports Of Forlham had q chowder in Bricgs's
WOODS Yesterday. Among the guests was young Com
modorc SUIT, from The jerome Park course.
on Thursday evening, in New Rochelle, Michsel
dlanis entered the house OF hr. John Carroll ana
uidWiua psto threatened q blow out Mrs Car ul's
brains II bhr did Rye hun $50 IN god Securing
lls OOOll, The lhlll depArtol.