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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
StaOt ltnO Staat.

@- Das Scranton BC6enblatr ere
Iteint isbsn 0Onnsritas unp fUifrt jGbrli6 5000
unb baIbiGbrlit St.0G, i'm 8praus sablbar. Gs
bat cine srS5ers gerbrsituns ais irasne elm an
here's bsuti6eS 9Iatt in 0u;srns Gpuutg.
auSsissn pertsH gu ben fsitssisBten pretIsn
anaenpmmen. 6epShnIitr Cempprdre) gnSeigrn
miTsn porausbssablt psrtsn; Gcntrafte fur balt-
tibrli6e Ober tdbrIi6e slu,siSen te mad uetsreiu.
frmmen, uno Iestere prTeeR 10 Ianse fcrtselrst
bis lie abbeltslt perbeH.
aulsiasn urb Ssfanntmahunsen, ,ur publi-
tatipn int ,,9Sphenblatt" btlttmmt Icllten Diem
tag gprmitidss sireerfibt psrpeu, um ptnirIbrn
Aufnabms ;u Itbern.-GrDbsrs GinitnbunaCn
miifsn I6Cn NOntasS sinsersitt unb nit ;rbu
Gents bic 9inis bsjablt rpsrber. - Ssri6tr iibrr
all9smsine HeHisfsitrn wtrSen unentgsIHIib duf.
9encmmen.
9ob,slrbeiten aIlsr art, in bsuti6er unb
eueliider Spra6e, prrben piiuftliG unb gut an
ssfertist Auf bieien 3wsis bss @eIbGftes len.
fen mir Defenders bic gIufmsrfiamftit beutibsr
@sl6dftsIeutr, inbem rs unlsr 8sltreben lriu
pirp, in ipI6sn glrbsitsn fsinsr anbsrfn bieissn
Drufsrei na6juitsbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

9ittstcn. Das Giitnbabnr DEPOT in
s6elt' pittstOn sertett am Semitaa abeub
cura 5unten aus elmer pcrt.ifabrenbeu
sofcmctips In Sranb unb wurpe pcuItSn.
et9 3sritOrt. Die Sidsts unb gGertbIa6sn
Wurrsn asrsttrt. Der 8srIuit bslduft licb
auf ttwa 81, OO0.-Dis 8arbiere In 0ttrs.
ton wourn lore QofaIs s6snfaqs an Sonu.
ta9en i6Iisben.-Dsr GOitOr Der ,,@a,et.
tt" srbteIt pprIebten SOnntas cine as.
bort9e 2raht grissl, ais er e6en Iur
8aptiitsnttr&e esbsn pcate. - als elm
Sswsts, pas unisrc Yittstcntr fsreunp.
SrcBfdOtlt6 werrrn, 1T bic asitattou
,ur Nummsriruns rsr 5duftr ienss Or.
tts 3u beutsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

8er6rannt. Scbu @eorae. eiu II.
idbriser Scbn pom SObn Nsute. am sRs
se nah Dunmpre mptnbaft, ipieile am
5cnutag @benp nit metreren @eipieIsn
Hate feinsm Sdule an stnem Seuer. Gs
| fGetnt pdB Der Snate eine Suantitat
Jetnerspulrer in Der 5Oientai6e bate,
peItes iid an Der Slamme ent,inpete
uuo srpIreirte. Tsm &lcinen ris &c rie
8leiber pom geibe unb perbrnnnts ibn an
BEN 8tineu uno am untelleib 70 geflbr
lid, raB or am Rontas ssssn @t:tas
ifarb.
Sermii6tss.-Giu friiberer Ginpobs
ner bon Scranton, Namsns Sobn Z.
Cprr. 1T bsi eiuem neulithen llnfale an
Der Aoaunbal II. ct. Spiepb Gtlenbabn
eerunsladt. Gr befano lif aui benz Begs
mad empire @itp, Nepapa, ais fh cas
unaIiid erti9uste uno fam auf Der S;sas
;u leiuem 8cps. Gr bate lein Qeben i'm
Sstrage pom $4,000 Uerli6ert unb oas
5idet an isine Shpe FER patier apreiiirt.
- Der 6cblenbreGer BON 6. SilIiman
II. So. 3u Watanpp City. Shupltil
County, wurpe in rer Samfaa Naht In
9rano aeitrft uup neblt alltr Mai6ins,
ris ;erlfGrt; oarunter bsfanbsu iidt ;psi
nsue Ddmpimaihinsn pon ie so Qisrrr.
TRAIT. Der SerIuit Wiro auf s60.0 &c,
i6ast, nit elmer Ssrli&sruns UCn 100000.
= Die lssts YsnniylYania Qesislotur
mar So Nrteitstase In Sisunl. Die gn
tail ber siusstra6tsn Bills mar i'm Se-
nat 2llS uup i'm Saus 2l68. Die pom
tsiren 6auitrn paliirtn Bills srrci1sn
ris 3iTer 1893.
- Die SrObe Dampi Qjtrtrrti BON
Sed u. So. in NQsntOwu, pa., braunt.
am Spnutaa uisber. Der 9erIuIf tetrdst
pUn sl50,O0O Bic 100000, nit elmer
tbeilptiisu Ntri!teruns. Das 6ruer ent.
fano wabritsinli6 i'm Walninsnraums.
- Die Nahtlinie Der ., .,9.u.g4. .R.R.
mad 9lsp yprf fdbrt bier um 2.40 0a6.
mittass ab unp triTt Natts esssn IL
utr bier elm.
= Der Daily Democrat" er16isu AM
Ncntas in versr6Berttm 5crmat unp in
ipnitiaer sGetis UtrtslIert. Der Hare ttut.
tt6s Grud hes 8lattss if beionrtrt ;u |
loben.
- 9O6n g. S6mitt. tin aea6tttcr
reuti6er SIr9er pun 5cnseOats, 90 sns
County, ltarb am errlsgteu 6reitag.
- 5rant 8isfer Bat nun aud Cas
6aus ustru lsinem eriftu aefauit, Ir Dds |
isBt ris {'aas iilr Gonjertt unb SiQs
sans sin cissn lit. Gr BAT nsrrn attrIn.
her pap ben auftrag sesetsn, psisIte auf
ras gslhmadvcalts ;u rttortreu. N0t'rss
tebaten mir uns pcr bis mad rem <ls
hes QtsrsrtraRl psI6tr nGhfsn Wpriag
ibsr aht Gage bort tattftuoet, nur lc eisl
Wpllen mir laseu, paB bic 6aQs ui6t Hur
Die Serdumi9ns IT, fOntcrr aud biz je'
Ihmadpcalte he weresn pire. IL
- 9ln rsr untertu 6lat, no bic g II.
Susq. Sabn bic 8Uartus Sruot c1it,
bat tie .0ompasnis tiir,li6 cine usuc o.
ltre SrIds rentruirt, rertn Soften luf
SIS, 900 rsranihlast rerbeu.
Die Del, n. %. 8. q. GO. prc It.
,irte unp vsrldifts i'm MUnat 81 jr,
200, 900 Spnnen SUblsn, mebr ais is
,upcr in einsm Wpnat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

= Der Calf. DtmOtrat Idreitt: gBir
ba!ttn bsuIe @sle8sntst ZEN AieItntrebs
gu is9sH, weI@er auf hem an Der iapanse
fiI@sn Sute untsrsesanstnsn Dampfsr
Onsiea 8efan9sn uub nor Sur,sm bierber
9sbra6t wurtt. sein surpgiiI6ee glatu-
ralten' Gattnet lam Elm bsraytises sra&t-
srsmplar aufweiisn. Die tsipen sr5eten
S6eeren liub Suiammrn beinabe IL 8ub
lang unc babFn in ter Mitte ,wsi Sc.
lente. Ter Yurtsrs Gtsil bieler Sh.ereu
1T nit 6 srpben psiBen 3iDnsn sel&midt.
pd6rsnS in WauIe msbrsrt 3-4 3ca
lnnss 5an9,dbne wassrs6t bdnssn. Die
6S9e res eisentbiimIiasn SSrpsrs tstrSat
teina9e 2 5ub; bic 9luesn 9dtsn sinen
psfi6parjen @IaHj une ri. @rS6e elmer
grossn ptrIe Oosr &UraQr. Die 5arbs
9ss Srsbiss 1T gels nit iawar;sn Glsdsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

- Sn Columbia, Sq., 70 mtlNet bic
Ssaspillsr 3t8, iarb tir,li6 Elm alter
SClbat, rsr feline 8amsraten nod Dor lsi.
mem 8ccs sriutt bate, Ts m5&trn i6n
nit miIitirilten Gbrsn bssraten. als
bic Witstisrsr fsr 0raub army am BE.
srdbnibta9 unter Sortritt tinss WuRt.
tcrps Dor pas 3rausrbaus tamsn, um i6.
rem perfcrbtnsn 99afsntruosr eds lsbtt
Gbrenselsite ju seten, trat bntu Ter pro.
tstantiihr @eifIi6e sntse6sn uub trtlGr.
te, sr miiIs feline @ltWrtuus lei bem BE-
9rdbntb rtriaaen, wtnu ttr 5rausrJus
nit Wtuiit itattfnben lOus. Die Srtunet
bes Serlfcrtenen srtIlrtsn ibm, ea6 er in
bieiem Sale gu Sauls blsibsu f6nus, lis
phrcsn ierenfals itrem 8amerabsn bas
lebte Gbren9sleits gsbsn, mic fs ss fur
gut fdnoen. 6ierauf psrbct her @eifli6e
pie Sstiebuus bss esi6nams auf btm
prctsfani&su 8ir6tOf unp ras Sssrdb.
utB mubte 70 lanbe pfrfdpbsn perptn, bis
In stnem anpsreu Grispbrfe elm nsues
Grab seSratsn pprrsu mar, in pelHes
psnn aud Der tepte SOlrat Der Nspublis
BON ieiHsn Sameraesn nit allen miIitdri.
ltsn gbrrn sebettet wures.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

8<8 3u Dcrfaufcn; - Das 6'ebduOs
pCrtn bic Office bss ,,SrantUn WchsnbIatt"
ii6 brfnbst, rebf gptte prris $4,000, prSOn
$500 baar 3u Snbltn iiub. Der &rit fam in
hrei 9abrrn in olsbsn Ssrminsn abb3abIt psr.
ben. OaS Gisentbum lisgt all brr ;psitbeltrn
8eIbGfts1raBs ppn Scranton (prun apenut)
unt pirb in penissraIs Spei Sahrsn einsn be-
bsuttnb bGbereu prris tringsr 27ir3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

9Silfesbarre.-5srr 0erusr Ssobl, elm
esutlher s0irtt pom 9palpi[le, purbe am
6rsitas rpr 5risbsnsri&tr VarIons auf
Die Vintage actra9t unp unter Siiraltoft
9fltsut, am Spnrtas eiquSr pertauft ,u
batsn. Der StniaitspinlsI son siusm Cor.
rslpcnpenten ess birifsen .RspubIican"
mstnf, eas ious anptren cine qeGre Iein,
ZEN "Sabbatb" nidt su sEibeiIisen. -
6rauentbal iheiHt auf pas i'm Gntltsb.u
bs9rtnsns Spernbaus sifsriGGtia unS min
Die etbertg 6atIe sbsnfaas persrSb.rn, 70
eaB lis 1000 9srfOnsn gu fdTen i'm Stanbs
IT. Nftt rem prOisttirttn anbau pire bas
@stauee 46 bel 155 Sag srpb.-gin Wi.
nsr NamenS YtiIipp !5eelins wurpe am
.. rs. nura ben 6aq BON &0Glen in Der
5clltnbad @ltns 10 ssfitrIi6 perlsbt, pas
man IN irinsm auitommtn ;peifslt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

= Su Cincinnati babsn BEL Der AM
lsbtsn Ncntas raisItif ssbaltsneu @abI
eieienigsn Burger, wsIhe fir SeitsbaIt.
uns Der SitsI In ben STsntIi6sn S6ultn
itne, stnsn Sies eapcn as!ragsn. sic ere
wdtlten 26 S6ul-Dirstteren unp ibre
@ssner 22. SbI6cn unitrsr anii6t mad
bas unreHt triumpbirt BAT, sramtR mir
uns nt6t barl6er; csnn is anmabtnesT
bic 5anattttr aufireten, UNI 70 i6srsr
wtreen he gum Sale tOmnlrn.
- W. 6. Sufsfy, Starti6aBmsiftr
pom ct. 0puis. lit untsr rtr gInElaes.
$4,000 untsri6Iagtn ;u bltrn, verbal.
tst pUrpsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

a9- Das ,,Sse 6ipt" 2(utttcns, nnb
GcmmiifpnsbauS wiro In sinisen Sdesn
wtsrsr srSHnst, stsniO sr0Tusu bic gisen-
thinner rieisS gtatli6smsnts. bic 5srrtn
q. y. Brown u. Co., sinsn Dollar Stcrt
i'm isIbsn pIas. 90. ZIG eadawauna
Qpenue. In
B0- DeS nsue pbctoSI Iapbiite atrIttr
In 5sre plrt III am Gnpe Der Straetn'
GilsnbabnIinie. Die bsfen Silber wtrptn
paisIbf ansefsrti9t uno fir 3ufrisrsubsit
garantirt. Spreht BET ibm pUr. l4ap70
Sapetsu une @anbpapisr s0n a[lsn
Wufsrn uno ;u ispsm preiie bel
6. 9. II. g. 6. Gulltr.
Gs Wire etuti& ssiprphen. l4ap2m
B@- glsusr Bee Sips" unb Nuftions-
Storf! 9ersebt ni&t pie drummer: 2l6
sadawaAna Wptnut. In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
Sect bereit!
0ebr. Garpenter

fiub isBt bsrsit fir ben Sribjabrs,g ,gsrfsbr nit
sinsm srObsn gUrratb pom
@arblcs, S(.S.G.Sl6efe,
Nllies, Nuppeu,
6ummibdllen, Sillise Jutpeleu,
Sprineftrife, Spiclfa6en,
Strei6b6lSben, Wfasfeu fur @dae
1abad, Stborn;ucfer,
Siaiee Siearrcn, Sraiilian. Whiie,
Saueummi, Gnglifehe
Safrisc, Salcl
Sranseu, unp 4caean
Sttroncn, WfanSeln,
bsim SGit1sn. Saitanien.
8erfaufsn
tut 0rDkcm 1mN &leimen.
lleberbaupt balten mir duf gCrratb cine arose
AuspabI Ypn eerartigen gSaaren une perfdufen
etselben billtser, aIe irsrnp sin @sldaft auBsr.
b0lb Nep-gOrt.
gGir lenfsn bic brlOnbsrs aufmerflamFst auf
ben alsinperfauf.
llnisre GaubisS C3udsrpsriO inb immsr friI9
unr pom better Su1Iitat. 10f3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
SteQcOcIluCD+

Der @rIu6Rsaer pini6t cine SttlIs in rinsm
Der tisfssn pesr auspGrhssn SptsIs ale Stspart
cher Glerf iu erboltru.
Iur6 iabreIanssn gttrisb pisiss gsi8dfts.
,peiges in frsmbsn 9anbsu purbs it, auBsr esr
bsuti6sn Spra6s, aud Der susIifbsn, ipanii1sn
uub itaIieniibrn ppllfCmmeu funeig.
9tbpb uur icl6s gslbGftslsute, bic ibrs un-
tsrstbsnsn mad eersn geituus unb auTlbruns
Su itGBsn piiItu, tptrbsn sriudt, ibrr Gsrrit
rinSuitnbsn. llebnbaupt cine Stells nit elmer
annsbmbaren GriltenI piIb seIutt.
@lau arrslFrs ,,9sfu&ftIIrr," ppif SOr 119,
Srrantpu, ga. 23b9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
Siai9c 8O1Icm!

llnter;sibneter rmpfrblt hermit ieinen ganes.
leutsn ietnr aCbIrn brfrr Guaitit 3u fpIssncn
billissn Yrsiien:
9ump 6GbIGn $500
9beltnut ;, 300
Stppe D, 1925
SrperS tpnnen biuterln6sn psreen bel S.n.
9Obn Gppert, 6ranf aiefer, Safcb Sunj unS bel
mir lrIblt, une fnben prCmpte Seriidibhsung
3f3m pbtlip Sartmann,
petersburg.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
[For the NJ, P. Tribune.]
Original Poem.

For the NJ, P. Tribune.
Original Poem.
There's that pertaining to the form
or every human being,
Quicker than lightning n rs flight,
Times arrows all outheeing.
Through space illlmltsbly vast,
II scars al II in gladness,
Where sorrows darts can never reach;
Nor pain, nor death, nor sadness.
II grasps the ocean In a span,
Enclrcles all creation;
This something is to mortal man
living constellation.
II meier was viewed by mortal sight,
And yet II has a being
II quits the EARTH Il mounts the skies
" It'll no one ever seeing.
II Views the sun with wonder rapt;
The moon In her relations;
The stars, vhose lights transplendent shine
All In their proper stations.
The vast eternity 1t views
With gref and keenest anguish;
Where souls immortal lost for aye,
In endless pains must langhsh;
Or on the brighter side II views,
With joy beyond all measure;
Where righteous souls forever rest,
In bliss and love and pleasure.
II trembles ut that dark abyss,
The grave, OF death aud sorrow,
Where joy or grief pleasure or pain,
Await US on the morrow.
4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

THE new furniture rooms of THE.
oPHTLus GEORGE are credit to our City.
In them may be found furniture and cab
met ware of every kind and quality need
ed by the people of this vicinity. Call
and examine. Two doors above the
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

Dressed and I've hogs wanted. Farmers,
sell no hogs until you see me or my agents.
| am now prepared to pay the highest price,
and will pay more than others in this Sec
tion of the country can pay. If
j STRACHAN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
A CHANCE TO MAKE
8 8 500 o.

NY person or persons that .S'll br'Ig me SAVING
~ Machine that will excel the caebr atd sllfer
Sewing Machine. or Knitter that il equal TO IN
proved Lamb Knitting Machine C IN have an oppof'
tunty OF clearing Eve hundred dollars for his trou bic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

For SALE.-A two-seated second
hand cutter. Enquire of
2tf E. S. SPRAGUB.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

THE CRY STORE has reputation
which is securing it good trade even
this season, when other establishments
are complaining of dull times For any
thing in the line of staple or fancy dry
goods call on us, we will give you rs
good goods, at as low prices as any house
in the city. SHERWOOD q BERG.
The New York herald., 1870-07-30
Tho August MaGRzines.


The Catholic World continues It's reNl0w OF ''Mr.
Froudc's History OF England" and also The articles
"Ihe First Ecumencal Council IN the Vatican ~
In addition "Mater and Spirit i9 the Light Of Mod
ern Science" 1.-THE Pope and the Council, by
James," "The Superstition OF Unbelef,n and 'sRe-
formatorles for Boys, Metiary" win be found both en-.
iertainlng and instructive.
Under its present editor PktnanI's Monthly has
improved In interest, AMI the August number shows
marks OF continued management. Music IN
Nature" "An Arctic Auroran "Madame la Fayette
and her Mother,n and "The Constitutional Crisis in
Eugand' are well written papers, which will amply
repay perusal The other articles lighter but are
all good.
LfpDucotcs Magazine FOR August has lost nothing
OF that freshness which has made It general favor
ite. "The Virginia Tourist is continued there is a
paper laudatory OF the Emperor OF Russia, read.
able article on ''0d Book.5hops OF London and
Parisn learned paper "On the Hypothesis Of Evo-
lution," and several others OF equal merit. The
magazine sparkles throughout with interesting
papers
7he Ectecttc Magazine is, usu&l full OF fine artl.
cles jndicousy selected from the foreign magazines
The most notable OF them are Lectures on the
Science Of Religion "History OF the English Biblen
"Lie Ia the Planet Marsr "On the Thugs Of India ~
professor TyndaIl on Farad1y," and Richard
Cobden.r
The New York herald., 1870-07-30
nEAI. EsTA,E MATTERS.
Prniected Isnlld,nss.


Pian 1877 list av and SSH G corner two story brick
kanorens.
Plan 7s 100 It OF la av. -four story ami
fan 7bA-S1b st. l50 Il OF Maids nv one story
brick irst class dwe ng eiS6i. Owner, Paran Stevens
nm .0 av ana lst ~ corner, one story and
oFiSk public .nldinG %x7a ownor John scbappet.
ran III f31 " aud Stu story frame,
seGon' cisss fwe'ns 2ixtj Owner, lh Smith
ran ~. eltn ri AMI 9TH corner story and
basement brown stone fronts NY5l owner Peter Decker
Fan .a5oth e s. slt Of Sh ay, three story aud
Pan 7ASd aV, 81 It's OF 10Th two stcry brick
store. Ore an tenenenls, s5yss Owner jacob Rudolphy
Ohio sron hrst class dwellings, Ia7xs5 Owner Hop
kins.
Plan 77s 5sth q, sii It OF A, story iron
front tenernent s0x5o, Owner, J Rnrchel'.
tenement, S0x75. Owner, Cathsrinc Barker.
!Nfan 71t5h st as 100 Of ilih av two story brick
tenernents 2sxo Owner, James Vanierbit.
building, 3oA5O. Owner, J Rsed, Jr.
Pian 77J3h ST. 35 II of ah story and
msnt tenement, 25a2s. Owner, Nicholas Reiahardt
Plan i8sSd st. s. l7a y OF 3d av eve story brown
stone fronts, second class DWELLINGS, 2or,2. Owaer IL
Polye.
Plan 7s2-Broadway, .s Of ssh ST. one story iron
front store 2sxso Owners, Newman Capron.
25x22. Owner, Guy FIRE department
2txl9 owner Hoe, Jr.
Plan 7ss4h ~, No 2l6, West, story brick second
class dwelling 2lx61 Owner. Amos woodrnT
Plan 7677oh st, -, 200 Il OF 81 story and
basement brown 'front.' 2Ox51 Owner. James Kelly.
Plan 5sth ST. II or 9th av story brown
stone 'front.' 22x o Owners shannln AMI McNally
Plan 7o9-Dcinccy St. No 21 story brick 8ore and
tenement 25xbi. Owner Peer seebalt.
Plan 70Ro,e At No A. story brick tenement 23x5u
A e.
The New York herald., 1870-07-30
THE PRIZE RING.

Articles Of Agreement Sigued by Edwards
and Coliyer to fiaht mt Catch W eishts In
September for the Chm hnmpionship.
Bully Edwards, light weight champion pugist o.
America, and Sam Collyer, ex-champion, VINO has
been twice defeated by Edwards, met yesterday
afternoon at the clipper ONCE ana signed articles a.
agreement for a third battle 10 take place in Se,
tember next The present match differs from those
formerly entered into between these men, In the fac
that they are TO fight at catch weights, which prop
siton Edwards has hitherto objected to. BY tats
terms OF the present agreement Edwards Is TO O.
posit $1,000 es stake money against sDoh
OF Coliyer's, 20 fight for the CHAMPIONSHIP
on the 9th of September next within hftl
name one representative, and these Representative
are to furnish suitable excurslon m ,,rs
by boat or train, or both, ne required Ons-thirc
the receipts 60 TO these representatives ana u,
remaining twothirds 10 be awarded 10 the winrS
OF the fight. The men are TO meet In the ring b.
tween the hours OF FIX and ten o'clock A. NJ, on {;
day OF the fight, the expenses for stakes and rope
TO be agreed upon mutually. One hundred dollar
each was deposited as forfeit to bind the match
the second deposit OF 500 each to be made today
and weekly instalmcnts OF 500 each on account o.
the stake money TO be deposited until the last wee
prior TO the fight when the balance then due Is 10
paid In. stakeholder win be named at the tlu.s
or making the last deposit and referee VIII se az
pointed on the ground. In the event OF mastSeytal
interference at the light the referee VIII palne d~a
Tor the final McsEjnas
The New York herald., 1870-07-30

TlE WEST INDIA TELL GRIPPE CABiE.
prosress Of WorI-Extent OF the Undertake
ng-Points at Which the CnoIe VIII Touch.

pr0Srees Of Work-Extent OF the Undertake
ing-Points at Which the Cnolc Will Touch.
KINGSTON, ia, July o. 1870.
The telegraph feet has at last sailed from here
conveyed by her Majesty's steamship vestal, United
States steamship Yantic and Spanish gunboat. AS
regards the length OF time required for the subma.
rne portion of this work, this cable is only exceeded
by the British. Indian and French Atlantic cables;
but az regards the difficulties attending the compile
ton Of the enterprise, II Is probably without any
ception the most di nlcuit ever attempted. the
Tact that about thirty-six shore ends will be
required Is sufficient proof OF the amount Of trouble
TO be anticipated.
The entire contract embraces about g. 1853 nautical
miles OF submarine cable and $50 miles OF land line
aud the whole system, wnen completed viii connect
Cuba with Jamaica and Panama, and with the major
portion OF the West India islands
The first portion Of the work connects Havana with
the port Of Batabano by land line; from thence
submarine cable VIII he laid TO Cenfuegos and from
thence 90 Santiago dc Cuba. From this important
place q cable viii be laid TO Morant Point. IN lanai
ca; from Morant Point two cables will be laid one
the longest section OF all to Aspinwall, N. c.; the
second Will be TO Porto Rico and from thence the
South American coast touching at the principal
islands. The following list gives the different sec
tiOns-- .s4
Batabano to Cienfuegos, Cieufuegos TO Santiago DE
Cuba Santiago de Cuba to Morant Point, Morant
Point to Asplnwo, Morant Point to Porto Rico Porto
Rico to st. Thomas, st. Thomas to {. Croix, st.
Croix TO st. Chris opher ST. Christopher TO Antigua
Antigua to Gaudaloupe, Gaudaoupe to Dominica
Dominica to Martinique, Martinique to st. Lucia, ST.
Lucin to ST Vincent ST. Vincent to Barbados st.
Vincent to Grenada, Grenada 10 trinidad, Trinidad
to Cape Nassau.
The steamship Dace and FIVE other vessels are EN-.
ployed In the work. The Dacie has been lifted yp
as the vessel from which all tie work Will be done
the other vessels being simply employed as carriers
Her machinery Is OF the strongest and most massive
form possible to conceive and the picking up ma
that used on the Great Eastern for tho Atlantic cabe
the drum Is overhanging driven by internal gearing
The steamer Suffolk VIII lay the shore ends and has
been fitted up for that purpose.
The cable for the work Is divided into deep sea
cable, 2ebS nautical miles,; intermediate, $50 miles,
and shore ends 0s miles. Total 1853 nautical
miles.
The success OF the work WIN reflect great credit
upon Sir Charles Bright who as engineer of the
companies, organized the whole affair.
The New York herald., 1870-07-30

sweden has taken new step In the path OF the
emancipation OF women, as honceforward they can
fulfil tho duties OF doctor. A royal decree enacts
that they may be permitted TO pass the preliminary
examination before the jury appointed for colleges.
Armed with their certificate Of sufficient knowledge.
they can freely follow the University lectures and
those OF the Faculty OF Medicine and OBTAIN ater
final examination. the diploma Of Medical D0ceor,
The New York herald., 1870-07-30
SERIOUS Result or A caAayA9l.

JFrom the Utica Observer, July 2G.J
serious affair occurred in Frankfort, Herki-
mer county, last night. The particulars, as far
as we have learned them, are as follows
1t seems the daughter of map named Garlock
who resides on the Welsh Bush road, was married
last week. and she and her hush and took UP their
abode with her father. Soon after eleven O'Clock
last night the ears OF the young couple and Of Mr..
Garlock were greeted with some very unmuscal
sounds. and the three soon ascertained that a
party Of fifteen or more men were outside en-
gagged in 'horning'r them, as it is termed, making
dreadful din to annoy the young couple. The
old gentleman stepped out and demonstrated with
the party, and sought to ascertain who some of
the disturbing party were, whereupon he was at
tackled by the gang and severely beaten and, it is
supposed, left for dead.
Luckily he was not dead, although he had sus-
tanned some very serious injuries. Due care was
bestowed upon him, and the hired man was des.
patched to this city for medical assistance. He
succeeded in securing the services of DR.. I. J..
Hunt, who, with his son, James G.. Hunt as as
sistsnt, accompanied the man back to the scene
of the disturbance, where they arrived about two
O'Clock this morning. The wounds of the injured
man were found to consist principally of two
very severe cuts on the head. These were sewed
up and tho wounded man was otherwise properly
attended to. Dr. Hunt visited him again to-day
and found him suffering considerably. His con-
diton is not, however, considered dangerous.
IL is not definitely known who the disturbing
and attacking parties we're, but il is believed they
all reside in Frankfort, and suspicion points to
esveral individuals as being Of the party.
The New York herald., 1870-07-30

DROWNING CAsUALrY,-Yesterday afternoon,
while Mr.. Ezra Spicer, Of Amboy, was In the
woods peeling bark, his wife and four little girls
were drowned in Cowan pond, about four miles
from Williamstown, which it is supposed they at
were found in the boat, which was floating. Three
Of the bodies have been recovered and diligent
search Is being made for the others. Mr.. Spicer
and three sons are left to mourn their loss. An
inquest is to be hed.--Utica Observer. JUN 26.