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INSTRUCTION.

~ 49,
THOMPsONs BUSINESS COLLEGE 90 FOURTH
"A avenue opposite Cooper Institue-Teegraphy, Book.
Keeping, Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Speling day and
evening" private Instruction. ladies' department. terms ow
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR TWELVE BOYS ONLY-AT
- Orange, N. J.1his seminary will commence Its twenty
fourth school year the 9th OF September True
FORTS constant attention of Principal, high and spacious
grounds three Address PRINCIPAL, box 1879
Post Office, Orange, N. j.
business WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC,
- &c.-DOLBEAR'S Commercial College, $40 Broadway,
corner Eighteenth street, remains day and all
summer to prepare pupils practically for business; ladies
receive special attenton stiffness, cramping trembling
removed from the worst hand; terms reasonable.
CovERNEss wANTEp--ro 90 TO WEST INDIES;
must be person of intelligence and refinement, well
acquainted with music, capable of taking charge of
young ladies' her home will be with good family Those
having good address 6032 Post office.
TEACHERS WAETED.-LADY, MUSIC AND FRENCH,
FOR Southern seminary; several for music Middle ana
Southern States experienced precepcs for famous semi
nay Classical for boys' boarding school, All wanting
stons should Apply now. AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTI-
TUTED IA Bond street.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-sTEAMBOAT HULL, FULL
ends light drauQht copper fastened suitable for barge
inquire at Dry Dock o11ce, Hoboken, N. j.
WANTED-A GOOD LIGHT SECOND HAND OR
Office -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1R. JOHN IVES, Observation-Disclosures ELEC-
- Tcity and Gavanism applied in all diseases without
aided oy the novel instruments just patented
ny I'VE important and material the beneficial
o. even few applications sometimes perfectly
street corner Of Third avenue " ~
TOR sALE-TO ARRIVE 800 oFToNs SAT- uAy Raj.
~ hies vs 70 sun purchasers Call address Barge
hckior" ou'knead' pier ~ North river New York.
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G.1O REWARD.-WHITE SPANIEL DOG, WITH
pIU black around his head black middle of back black
around his tail. AnsAers to Of BILLY. No. West
Twenty-f0u street.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN On and after Monday, May 23 1871 express
Will leave Depot corner Of Twentyxth streetnd Fourth
~ 80 A. NJ, Rutland Express.
SA5 I. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping coaches on night trains between New York
st. Adams, 1 q. BUCkHOUT, Supernse ndent
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hOS REwARD-LOST, IN MCKINLEY'S SALOON,
DAC on or near tho corner OF Fulton andSouth
street diamond I'm! me % a1ove reward VIII % oe paid
tender
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G.O REWARD-FOR A DOG (BLACK AND TAM; AN
pC to the OF Jim supposed to have followed
old cook, Louisa. Return to 68 West Houston street.
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T OsT-BY POOR GIRL, OK SATURDAY AFTER
IL noon between Thlrtysecon Thirty Streets
Third avenue, parcel containing lace for which, re-
turned, she will be held responsible suitable will
given by returning It to Mrs. CAVERrY, 43 Third ave-
nue., second floor, back room. ..,- 40. ~ rs2 80
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OO7 THIRD AVENUE NEAR TWENTY.THIRD
10 stIeet-M. LEON pays theuhghest price for ladies
and genemens wearing apparel carpets, &c ladies waited
on by Mrs. Leon.
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n1n OnO REwARD.-THE NEW YORK STOCK
TlU.UOU Exchange offers reward Of $4,000 for the
conviction the murderer murderes of
jamin Nathan, late member Of said Exchange, who
Killed the night Of July 26 1870, at his house In Twenty
J. L. BROwNELI, Vice Chairman. Gov. Com.
d. G. HAYS, Treasurer.
o. o. WHITE, Secretary
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CHARON SPRINGS.-ALL RAIL FROM ALBANY.-PAG
senges leaving New YORK DAY BOAT, Peoples line,
Troy line OF procure Tickets
their baggage checked direct % Sharon via Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad and tedious
other routes by the night boats Sharon
at 10 A. NJ by the day boats at 92 r NJ Passengers by
the Hudson River Railroad transferred Albany TO
the Albany and snsluehanns depot free applying
proper agent stationed the outside Of the depot
Sunday train In connection with Peoples Line
from New ork Saturday night Albany at 30 A. NJ,
arriving at the Springs at l05 A. ~ Returning a
Albany at 8 p. NJ Sunday.
g. L. MAYO, General Ticket AGENT.
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FINANCIAL.

A SSESSMENT-CROWN POINT MINING COMPANY,
w. coin per share. delinquent September sale 39th
idem. Payment may be Agency Of California
LEES WALLER, B8 Pine street.
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At PA SEVENTH AVENUE, MAR TwENTY.sIxTH
"A sreet-M. ABRAHAMS will pay the best prices Cast
or Clothing Furniture, Carpets BY calling ressng
Ladies attended TO BY Mrs. Abrahams.
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s.; Yse, srhne 1o0-.50; troden eefaI,ne $50 Ga
to- 8albee, grim sefasent, l3-l4 4s. per Nfo, tpfs1
,SoIarnp MiubSk6pft

gw; gsI.. CRIME oo-l.so; ruden sefaI,ns $50 Gs.
gts Ealbee grim gefasent, 1874 Ste. per po trpfe1
selal3ene &inbStdRte 22-25 Gts.
gtfen.- Gbaresal 0ounrry No. ser funne Sss.Od-
1000 Ro S37, 90 Oo,OO; gbartra yiq $500; Sisae
Goal foundry ss5oo.4o.oo etons gsal gin sss
0susns Gar tefI $50; BOT 8Iait s. $454s golb NlaR
@aramse $500; Cob gaa Gar Dbesl ss5,oo-sO,oo,
BlppmS 95 eeats tsSl per gsntner erap (ue) 81 2s-
so per &entner Seap Sdmeb) l7s-l 81 pei gentntr
Stanssneiitn a-sH etc. per yfo Gilenss4 (eertfa-
se-s9 gts Sulsifen s4-6x Gts. psr sfS. aastsra,s-
esber:- sobaeser 4o-42 g,s.; Ssmlod ss-ss ets.
@efdirrebr $40 gts.; Sfirtins 42-44 @ents; &ousS
3arneb 1898 Gents Falblsber 81 ,25-l,50 fur etnbei
siIass uns sleoaao fur f,aaSsalass ssr gs. Obessr
fr stnasimd,e ano 81 So.l PEI yfS fur fransafiSe
Raferwaartn. = 0ldfa Safer sl.so-l,4o; Resi.
fder 4045 Gts.: Ot>8dTer 81 O-l. 80; WbissfaFu g.
5Ol55 fur semobnIie unh 81 92 fur eiiensebanbe1t
s&ua siers.s 81 ,so-leo, esro xsgs $50 Sts. Slad
5oesteabS l50l 55, bi&tt Dp 1926 450; Gsen1iHte
10000: Sad 6abbarrels $50 yer Dabsn6. Dam
3ierees l,0O-1,l0 Beef 1ierses s2.e0-2.lo.
Ruferbsl3. - (An ben Babnb0fen. - Barrel geif.
aanssn $1,000 $500; esssesab ehensea sso,oo-7eoo
ger 9aufsnb. Dauben (suserit fur Barrels s24oO2Oo
tur bp9Sbeabe $33,00-35OO Per 3auienb. 49,.
@sfiaseI- 5htnsr 5000, per Dsb. fas Is6enSlss.
Gnten letenbiee $500. .7.4 : ..'
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sdblt uns. oaB lebit in Den tieten Il udoern SiiO
Amerita's bon ben Mnben bis 5ur Giiite bes Mlan=
t,ihen Oceans feline Stdmme Der llreinmobner se=
funoen tperoen. uelde nibt Dcctor NDsr's Nrsneieu
uno 2omea Baummoltuhe baben uno sebraud,en
rSlemont." rSuffolf," .Boott" fann man in gro
zen roben uno blauen Yuhiiabcn auf ibren &lei=
bern 9eorudt lelen. Ddbreno NDer's YiQen uno Sir
ihenbruhrlittel su ben menigen Sd)dBen ibrer Wob=
nunsen gsb6ren. Ser HOoen ibres SeimatbIanoes
Iiefert ibnen Nles mas lie 3ur 2eibesnabrung beoirs
fen. wie au9 Die meten ibrer Mr3neimittel. aller
tie leoen an sepilien Bedmeroen, su oeren 8sbanb=
lang uno 9ellung cine belOnoere 8eihidiihfeit er=
foroerlih lit, Die ibnen absebt, ourd Apsl's Weoi
einen aber erleBt ,plrr. (Sentinel, &lbertp, pa,
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@tnctunatter Marftberi6t+

5auilienmebI $3.50 8siOnbsrs belisbe Sertsn s575
Die tbtsrn grss eatsa Nd aetaltsn, OtwooI bic Maa>
rase unbbunb 1T uno nur wsnis Ssraufs su ben sSatsa
3atsn atselhIOhen rsrben.
ID slT6tpsnmstI. So s3,5O-3.7s. G,ss6rrtss $500.
~. =, NJ nsur ter, rV,bsr ss'assI%ssn sls n
sa SOst ssrnssr suubr unb sanser RadrSttn ron an
Watfrass nitt ssraos bsfsutenb 1T II
gsnss Wssss q es, esaales s'rn ssH'ifaes o.
safer 81 ets, js mad aaadt. So 90 Gts fur be1n
peiben. So
8erlte gutter Suatat 1T lsbr rar; hph III 10 menis
Naafrass bar susanpsn, bab zine Yrsisansabs unthun
Mals. Der gart III tia atsr aatts III sLlo-l.25 fiji
9 smuie. : aarufsln 4o-45 Ste. per 8uibsI bel I'm
Sba. - aspfsl, aassrlsisne s5,oo-e,oo. quite ssss
bette, ss. fur orSinars. pFrbs Gents fur gisrts ua
g g' fur 'ss 5 fur f ses sss fs ss: gay
Sen. - sl6oo-l7,oO per Sonne fur lofe ssprss.es ;
antunft uae S2s mstr aus benz stOre, 9ues pom Dass
Me sporf sa9 so PER grI, fur eits. unb $1,000 fl
Country. Sntabsr psrtansen $50 Gts. mstr
Sdnnals.-yeiss asitIs rendered eitp asaf Is eents
sason. aeuss 1879 ets. fur sanItsrn. l6,4 ets. fl
Hare HtrrenIetten, uno ~ tur tlare Setfen.
Shinten. @e3uferts 1914 a-2oH fur neue. 0sm5tnli
suite. = Central opto 1s2l ets. asaun asfsr
aafs.- sseasra wsfaS 1s-ls gw.s gae.srs Re
ger. - 17-ls gts. per Dutsnb fur frifae.
geisrtprn. 9rines, neues, in 8anen, PER 3rnr
seaO-275; rptbss tn Baasn per aouns siso-22o; lOl
$llo-14o =.
Sameu. - aIadsiam.n sl,so-2 90. 5anffamen N
gts. per 9fb 8eb Sop copper 8uhel. Rleeiam
90 90 @ta. per 9fo. 1nlptbs SO,o0-o,00 per 8ulh
8lausraslan,en $l,2O-1,4o. 5uusarian ST. $500.
@rrcertes. - 5ttp Eafee 1917 "a &to; sJara Eafee 2
| SO Gents. 9dauasra 12i Gens; WD6a - gtS
3udsr g. Orsans lo1sl3N gts gcrto Reo l21zls gi
| Gts; Gruiteb I4-l41a Gts; Spwbsreo l4-l4h gw
aaffsssudsr l28l3A; 1slbsr llz-l2 MOaisssudsr To-
1oIafses.- Sursbum As IS Cts; Nem OrIeans ::
| s. Gts. Sprup 4s-60 Gts @plbeH Ssrup $3.50. De!
Iete In ResS 95 gts.-Sl0o. ra.-E.
aoSlsasl 1928 Grs sperm6 s2,5o-275. Olissn5I. ST.,
$50, Neats Gppt l.55-i. 40. Gaine 75-,8 @te gS
gira Qetrpeum ShmerDl) 5000 3tS. fur @o. uno 81
Cts fur No 2. EalgDl 991 per Dfb. eeihmr,ener 3ns
| lOal ,05 per @au. GsalOIin. 60 Grap., 22-25 Gts.
Iala. Country S14-9 &ts.; &,Ip 9H Genie; fur g.
| ihmolNnen. In ..
gBbisf.s s1,oi-l.o5 fur serfeuerten per @allons
| 8aumwolle. - uftepl,ns 2lA Gts. per Yfo.
| Wplle. - Tubpalbeo 40-4s Gts. per Yfb.; Slees.
waSbeb (ManufacturinI) $3.50 GtS; Tleeewdbs Ran
pole) 40-45 Gts unsewaiten, Wanufacturine 27 {
unaspaidene (8ammwpus) 49, 35 &ts.; 9uusb l32 Gs.
1914 gts. per 9fe., gBseOuitn 1874 gts Ier So.
| asabs. 80 sts. fur pe,tea selses.
| @erberrtnbe. - Bette DAT Sl6,0o-l6,5O.
| Neberu, 7o-7s Gts. per pfe.
i 56ute, gBeifaint 1919 Gt8 per 3d.; 6rt !,
rs gts., tredsn ssialsn MS gs.; naS ssiaFus 90
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9ie Q0meuf0niain.

2 Sic Yoriteuune ON @onntas Worsen i'm Bone
m Sbeater 5u Hefp yorf enbete nit elmer ihredli=
den gcene. Seit leBter Wohe murben i'm genarln=
ten 9beater 26men uno $iser se3eiet. nit tpeIden
lid eine iunae 9hierbdnoserin, gamens Minnie
BeQs. Die iid bic 26pent0niain nannte proousirte.
ouf einen Wint nit Der Sano, elm 3uden nit ben,
Nuse uertroden iid bic tuiloen Sbiere in ben Win.
tel oss Gdfss. ... .-.. =.
Mm @onntas Moreen fanb pieber ene oeier gor=
ite1ungen ffatt. Minnie 8eQs 6etrat ben Rdiig in
neIhenl ii6 Die 20men befanoen unb besann nit be,
Dreiiur. Das Cine Der 5hisre eshordte, oas 9n;
unmiuis. Sos pubIitum mar ba, UNI ;u iebsn unt
Die Sberbdnoiserin wollte Die 8oriielung nht be.
enboen Gle perludte, bas Sbier au siittiaen
oieies aber, 1hneQ mie Der 8lib. iprang auf feline
6crrin su. mari iie gu 8ooen, .ihlus, feline
Rrallen in ihre Shultern nno perarub feline 3dbne
in ibrsn 6als. 3uerit sIaubie oas 9ublifum. Die,
aber 6as arme Wdbhen Silferufe aussufOben be-
qann. tpuroe b,n 3uidauern bas Shredlihfe flar
8iele eilten BON Dem ardbliden Stbauipiele binwel
uno mebre,e fSrauen fielen in Shnmadt. sSn5ni
iden Serfsd3e Die ipiitbenoe geitie ihr Opfer au
oas S1redlhite uno es mar berj3erreBeno, Die lou
ten Silferufe Der Mrmen nit ansuhDren. Gnblif
pransen etniae 8eber5e binsu unb bearbeiteten bas
Sber nit eiernen Stansen. bis es bon ieinem Op
fer oblieb.. Das Waoden murbe oarauf mebr too
als lebenoi9 aus Dem &dfi9 berausssnommen. mad
9auie aebraht uno einem Wanoar5te iberaebsn.
Sic lln9liidlihe mar i'm @sliGte, am 5aIe uni
Den 6hultern entleblh Dernunbet, bod 1T NusIih
porbanoen, baB iie ON Geben bleibt
Ser 8orsane batte cine Wense Neusierieer ber
beiaelodt. 10 oaB Die BoIi3ei gIoB MAIDEN mubte.
Sie Sbiere. nit pelhen bas 0tdbhen fh proou
sirte. maren Sabre unb 5 Monate alt unb bon Den
Batter Der unaliidliden penise Sage, nadoem Il
5ur 9Belt 9etommen morer, gefauft poroen. Gr bot
te lie ielblt oreifrt nno Die 3biere paren fets i
5abm, bob Ct feline Eriadhe fiir lbre p6blde Wilo
belt anSuseben i'm Stanoe lit.
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Bar $1,000 Belobnuns tpsroen aussebotsn bon
Ssm b esssntbiimsr pom Dr. gieress git: ert. ooer
@Oloen Meoical Oiscoberp fir cine WeoiSin. melfe
Iencr aleidfommt in Der Seiluns aler &ranfbeiten,
mofir iie empfoben miro, nie ). .. @alen ooer Sc
bereioen gerltopfuns oes unterei6es, unreinisteit
oes Blutes. Scropbul0ie Rranfbeiten, Musidldse,
8lalen. 9lattern. Sdtudren, beitisen uno anbalten
ben Suiter, neutrality-suspicious. Sbminoud)t in
Gdwad,e. gu baben bel allen Groguiiten.
9r. Sase's gatarrb 5eilmi!tel 1T tein Sumbus.
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gs 1T eine miiienswertbe Sbatfa6e
oab ale Sroauiiten uno Mpotbefer oafir aerantiren
caB vWbitleieps 9pspepiia Seilmitel" befrieoigen.
De 3eiultate sur ssolse baben piro. g.
IS lit in allen Apotbeten su baben, bier in Go
lumbus bel ~ - ~a-.
Soiepb Watt,
BOLTS =Npotbete, No. $50. Saos SoditraBe,
I'm Us -.- ~. Columbus, OhD
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der Min3e. Samit en6ete Der Yro5eb bieiesmal
llnter alIasmensm Mnhfnefalen - ~ 49,

der Min,e. Samit enoeie Der Yrojsb oieiesma
unter aQsemeinem Wobi9efallen. gr..
| Sas Snnere bes 5taatsbauIes ion ourd, cine,
neuen Mnitrid Derib6nert tperben. Dies 1T bob
Yet. 8eionoers bic @elebsebungsh beoiirfei
elmer Muffriiduns. Se6e quite Sausfrau lpliroe I'D
| liber bic geihmdrsten gBGnoe entleben. Bis gun
l5. September u,uB alles fertie iein. @ 'a2t :.
| gbriiiian 0orbmann. Elm innser Mann. 81,
in Der yfabe BON alton lu0bnte muroe am Samitae
| gr aatte einen Baum betieeet, I'm, Slide i'm 8il
SorbD 5u idieBen. Gin Treuno reidte ibm bas @e
webr hinauf uno afs er biees am 2aufe ererif ainl
Der Sdburf log. Die 3ueel brane burh bas $fiur
oes 1neiudliden ano babnte iidb ibren Wes ourd
| Den S4dbel. ' -. -. ,.....' ..,, y - ~,
Gin ssbeimnibbolIer Gall. - Die SdGs
| BON Rinoesmoro anb ,Rinoesausiebuns mebren iid]
III er,fredenoer gDeiie in unierer 5aupttabt. Nnl
leBten Wontaa Wor9en bemerfte cine farbi9e sSrau.
as iie, in Der Nlep 3tpii6en @ap= uno 9onairaBe,
an Der gBeslep Gapeae poriber9ing. 5ipei Sunbe,
lpelhe ben nadten Geidnam zines Rinoes weibliden
8elhlebts OUT ben Seitenmes ae3errt batten unb
I'D UNI oenelben ftritten. Sic Grau ihlug ioiort
ger auf Dem Ylabe on, meld9e Die 2unoe nertrieben
uno ben GeihenItauer citirten. Cine eenaue un=
terluhung Seiete, oaB Der 2eid5nam burt elm Sod
IN Der 8runomauer unter ben SubbDoen Der Stride
9eporfen, BON Den 9unoen bort aber entoeft uno ber
oorse3o9en tporoen nar. Mnoere VerleBungen, als
ote upH ueH uHutIl UeIulIuuleH, lDuIeH UUl IDuuCE
sunebmen uno pie Surp glaubte, etnen Jal bon
5riibGeburt confatiren 5u t6unen. Die unnatirIi@
dben gltern inb nitt befannt uno peroen pabr=
ideinIih auA nibt befannt lperben.
Ear Mussleidunesbeb5r
roth ernannte am Montae Die folsenoen perren als
NtitgIieoer 6es vBoarb Of Equalization" g. Sofier,
Y. :. 3tnman. Sohn WiQer, 6. 8. 5rtsbie, Sbeo.
Butler uno S. Ouifp. -r,0st r-a1
B1- Col. s. Bed 1T, tpie Der 2eier aug ben ger=
hanounaen erIeben miro, bon rer oemotratiihen
9ountp Contention als ganboat fiir Gountp Com.
miiidr ernonnt moroen. Sieie grnennung miro al=
genlene 8efrieoiauns geben. beOnbers unter unlern
2anosleuten. gs lit nidt mebr als reht uuo bi(ia.
oaB Die 5ablreden oeutihen Yireer oieies GountD's
in Der gommiiIdr. Beb6roe burh einen Deutihen
pertreten tueroen ioQten. Col Bed eisnet lid bes
ionoers fir ben Ylab; er iprtdt hieBeno ensld be<
lid nidt raefauit" peroen. Ssins grnennune Der.
lebt Dem Sidet Stdrfe uno popuIaritdt uno er niro
nit acknowledgement Mebrbeit seiudblt meroen!
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Sr.G 8. Camper, Der @eneral= Naent ber tuefl
@mt9ratlon, meoet, oab i'm 3aufe Der lebten Wod,
|9S4 gmi9ranten burh Go!umtus tamen.
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RSy Wenn Sbr elm liebenbes Rin6 babt,
10 lalle nib Cure esenen, ooer anoerer 2eute Yor.
urtbeile iih 5wii6en oen 9eioenoen uno Die 2inoe.
rung ordneen, ipelde unfeblbar Dem &ebraute BON
Wlrs. W inslows Sootbtns SDrup folgt.
lis lieres uno superldiises Mitte lit. Gr befreit
oas 8ino bon ieinen @6mer3en, belt ObIIenteris
uno Diarrboe. gr erpebt bas 3abnileild. hebt
@nt5lnouneen, hielt Binofolf uno geIetet oas Rint
Iiber burd bic Yeriooe oes 3abnens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-11
POLITICAL.

Colonel s. B. Dick, of Meadville, is the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the Twentieth
district of Pennsylvania, now represented by The
Hon. Calvin w. Gilfllan.
"A Galveston despatch says that large pub
lie meetings have been held in different portions
of Texas unanimously favorng the appointment
of G. B. Sabin as Judge of the Eastern District
of Texas.
Census Marshal Morris declares that Cali
fornia is entitled to another Congressman under
the fifteenth amendment, counting the Chinese
residents as of the population; and he has in
instructed his deputies to carefully enumerate
them.
The Republicans of the Second district of
North Carolina have nominated Joseph Dixon,
of Greene county, to fill the vacancy in Con-
gress caused by the death of David Heaton, and
Charles II. Thomas, of Craven, as their candi-
date for the same district for the Forty-second
Congress.
Judge Stanley of the San Francisco CAL,
County Court, has instructed the Grand Jury of
the county to investigate the subject of the
alleged existence of a political ring" in the
Board of Supervisors to manage the municipal
elections in the interests of the personal friends
of the members of the ring.
"A Chicago despatch says that the Hon. Mark
II. Dannell has received the Republican nomi-
nation for Congress from the 1st Minnesota
district. The convention passed resolutions
indorsing the administration of President Grant,
and against adding the payment of the public
debt TO the burdens of the present generation;
in favor of a reduction of taxation and reduc-
tion OF the tarln 10 revenue standard.
The editor of the Marietta Register is get
ting into hot water on the woman suffrage
question, and proceeds to define his position in
this highly diplomatic manner
/. II woman is disposed TO argue with us in favor
OF woman's suffrage, we are in favor OF 1t also.
III. If the lady happens to be against it, we are
against it likewise.
Ill If it is amIXed assembly of ladies, one or more
on each side, they may have that among themselves
we holding the bonnets.
james r. Hubbel, of Delaware county, has
been nominated for Congress by the Democracy
of the Eighth district of Ohio Mr.. Hubbel was
formerly Republican, and as such was elected
to the Ohio Legislature and subsequently to
Congress, where he earned the soubriquet of the
''Artful Dodger." When President Johnson's
treachery to the great party which elevated him
TO power became evident, Mr. Hubbell joined
the bread-and-butter brigade under A j., and
thereafter naturally swung round the circle
into the Democratic party. The district
gives from 600 to 900 Republican majority ordi-
narily, and will probably elect the ambitious
Hubbell to stay at home.
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ANOTHER HYDROPHOBICDOeS STORY.
Two Indies In a room with Mad DoE.I

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From the Detroit Free Press, July3.
About 8 o'clock last evening two ladies, re-
siding up stairs In the block on Woodward
avenue, just beyond State street. observed that
a large Newfoundland dog, which had long been
in possession of the family was exhibiting
strange conduct. He had been with them in
the room for an hour or more, whining and
seeming to be very restless; but when the atten-
tion of the ladies was directed to the animal he
was swapping his jaws, scratching, and his
eyes had an excited look. The ladies were not
easily alarmed, and no particular attention was
paid to the dog for some time, he lying down in
a corner at the command of one of the females.
Suddenly, and without warning the brute
sprang into the middle of the room, eyes ablaze,
and his hair like bristles, and he uttered howl
of rage and pain that sent the blood from the
ladies' faces in an instant. Leading off from the
room was closet or clothes press, and for this
both of the women instantly sprang The dog
did not follow, nor attempt to modest them until
Just as they were closing the door, when he
came near gaining admittance, swapping and
snarling savagely. The male portion of the
family were away to market and the ladies found
themselves prisoners, with genuine mad dog
for O keeper, The animal howled and barked
and ran about the room, biting at every article
of furniture, and his heavy breathing and yells
of intense pain would have made stronger
hearts quail than those shut up in the little
closet. The ladies screamed, the dog howled,
and for nearly an hour there was an exciting
time within small space, the dog now and then
scratching and tearing away at the closet door.
At last, alarmed by the screams, several men
from the street made their way up stairs, and
with clubs, after sharp struggle, killed the
frothing brute. The dead body of the animal
was thrown into the alley and was carted off by
the scavepgers. 1t was looked upon by large
numbers before being conveyed away, and none
who saw tie eyes and the foam-flecked jaws
doubted that the animal had been seized with an
attack of hydrOphObia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-11
THE WHITE STOCKINGS WORST GAME
Professional 1IufIinism-A Sloyenly Victory
The q me with the Unions of Morrisunia.

Professional Hufiinism-A SlOyenly Victory
The Game with the Unions of Morrisania.
For the third time the Chicagoans have dis
played their vaunted prowess against one of our
metropolitan clubs and failed to show what
might be termed a frst-class play either in the
field or at the bat. Although they won the game
yesterday by long odds, they did so against
fielding of the most wretched description. In
stead of total of % runs, their score ought to
as their opponents fairly earned.
The fielding on the part of the White Stock
ings was, for a supposed first-class club, misera
bic in the extreme. Upon different occasions,
when there were three men of the Union side
upon bases, and the batsman made weak hit,
the ball was picked up, but instead of double
or triple play being made, the man on third base
got home and not even one OF the others was
put out. This may do for Chicago. but it won't
do here or in Cincinnati. Notwithstanding their
being victorious yesterday the game was the
worst one they have played here as yet.
1t would be too tedious to enter into the details
of the game, as there was nothing special on
either side to make it interesting, with the eX-
ception of two fly catches by Gedney for the
Unions and one by McAtee for the White
Stockings
A dead ball was used, and this of course,
tended to keep the score down on both sides.
The iniuties which the players are constantly
receiving when using a rubber ball are begin
ming to tell their tale, as was anticipated; and
for the future it will be the exception to use
any other than dead ball. The following is
the score:-
12 6 Z s 0
White Stockings. .......4 3-2S
Unions. .....2 / 8 3-12
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