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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

All hope Is gonc. We unprecedented, of
the safety of the famous explorer Of The
wilds Of Africa, Dr. Livingstone. !. Ii has
been long time since we have had any IL
dines Of him, and he has doubtless fallen a
victim At last to the climate or The .ncero
ssyagcs Of The savage districts he was cx-
plcring when last heard from. II i 10 he
hoped that the British relief expedition
from ZANZIBAR viii not only find him, liy-
ing or dead. but will also settle the in
portant question which he Thought he had
solvcd--ilie question Of the utmost sources
Of the Nile. II bis surposition Is correct
the length Of "thc wcndcrous Nile" in
siaight line exceeds half The distance bc.
tween the equator and the North Pole.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

A small boy IN South Jcrsey amused
bis companions W swallowing pins. "
was not long before ..llo was stuck ia
the ground. 4 grave joke
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-29

n TAKE pleasure 10 returning my sincere thanks
n nv numerous friends IN the border COtfnfii1s
~ NirQinia and North Carolina for their very
liberal nniroHavr and support during the pat
ihIee years, and t0 assure them that am now IN
better situation than ever bef0r ~ 70 serve them
with more extended and thorough knowletlgr u
my hmsine-s, built up AZ CREST trouble anu cN-
Customer the irngiit of any market they desire.
conlidenlly offer my services with the most posi-
tive asmlirance ~ satlsIaction. respectfully refer
tho4e who 40 not know me 10 Messrs. johnson x
VILE. Ma. James Webb. lr. of fIillshofo, n. G.,
who wiII cash AZ my checks and authorized sight
TsS.Or.lers for FenlIzcrs and snppIlesff from re'
liable customers promptly aitended 70.
''''''s - ID. n. WILLIAMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations IN the leading specula-
tive sharss are SHOWN In the tablet
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.


The Southern list was generally steady and
strong, closing as foll0ws:-Tennessee, ex coupon,
EEK 90; do, new, ssX o.; Virginia, ex coupon,
631x 63X; do. new, o. 65 do, registered stock,
old, t2s4 531; Georgia sixes 81 "a; dc. sevens,
90 a 81; do. do, old, 90 81; North Carolina, ex
coupon, so 50k; do, funding, 1885, 3s 4O DO DO,
1855, "a SO; do, new, q 27s; do, special tax.
% ~; Missouri skies, sOh 81: do, Hannibal and
81. Joseph, 901s 81; Louisiana skies, II ~; de-.
new, SO . 81; de- levse skies, 10 q TN; do. de-,
Fights, 81 90; DO. penitontisry ssvens rs IS; do.
railroad Fights. 80 y SO; Alabama fives, 10 ~;
de- Fights, 90 lOl; do. railroad Fights, o3 9sk;
South Carolina skies. 80 81; de-, new, January and
july 6s 691s; do, new April and October, 6s II;
de- registered stock DID, 70 rs; Arkansas SKIES 81
q es; do. sevens, 6s q ".
RAILWAY MATTERS
At meeting held at Toledo yesterday by the stock
holders OF the Tol edo, Wabash and Western Rail-
road Company the following directors were elected
for the ensuing year:-Messrs. AZarah Body, Isaac
II. Knox, A. M. White, william Kidd, A. r. Boyles,
Horace +. Clark, 8. b. Chittenden, James H.
Banker, Augustus Scheil, all OF New YORK; George
Cerl, OF LOgansport Ind; James Speers, OF Lafay-
cite, Ind; g. NJ Smith, OF Springfield, H.; Warren
Colburn, OF Toledo; J. N Drummond, OF Toledo;
Amasa stone. Jr., OF Cleveland The company win
open their line to st. Louis No. this week, running
their trains with palace from New York through
without change.
The earnings OF the main line OF the Central
Pacific Railroad for the month OF September were
$s33412 an increase of 5000 the earnings for
August
The following shows the comparative earnings OF
the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for the month
oil September
1870. $685., 900
zoos. 579OS0
Increase. $751;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.pase Five O'Clock r. M.


r~G THURSDAY, Oct. 6-6P.M.
CoFrSN The market for Rio quiet but prices re-
maiD<d steady and firm for all grades quotations
low The sales 1900 Delphine, 56
America and in Baltimore, 900 Edith, private
terms The market the other kinds quiet prices
generally unchanged During the past week
sold - 02 mats Java Alta bags Maracabo 1914 do
RIGA, Ss7 Ceylon 100 ST. Domingo, within the
range OF quotations. We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes l+hc a<c fair do, l5c. 15Ac good d. l6c.
l6hc prime do. lie IKE. extremes los I4ac
&c., Java government bags zoe. 22c do 49, 55s grass
20c &c Singapore do. lsc l?c Ceylon, IKE.
l9c.; Maracaibo, 1bc IS9c.; Lasusyra, l6kc. lsc.
jamaica lac. &c.,; St. Domingo gold, bond 8xc &c.
Ceara, 16c I7c, Costa Rca, lbISc. lsc Manila l6c
c. Mexican. l5c lSc Savanilla, l5sc. Call gold,
duty paid.
CoiToN-The market for this staple opened passably
strong, closed quiet and heavy,
moderate demand and fair offerings. There decided
in the demand for speculation but the
transacted for export and spinning only moderate The
spnnes and 56 by spectators Included the
56 bales to arrive Cotton for future delivery less
sought after, and closed At prices Sc below those
last evening At the opening full figures pre-
for October Is II l6c 900 DO do i5Sc DO
IS 6c. 400 DO do at l5c. 800 do. for December,
l5ac Is al6c 100 do. do at a6ac 200 do for January
l5tc 500 do average low middlng for October to De-
cember at l5sc 2D do do FOR November and December,
Jjc 300 do basis do free board in New Orleaus
200 do do in Savannah. on private terms, and tlate yeer
venber, the price 300 do, b. Charleston,
on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected Buildings.


Plan st. No $780, one story brick tenement.
Plan loSll.h St. = 100 IS of D, one story brick
Plan 3osouth No ~, one story brick 2sx60
Plan iosi-4h H. West No 49, one story brick second
class dwelling. Owner. Henry Maibrun
Plan iussh ay e n Of l2sh 81 one story frame
plan i0s3-osd ST. 225 n Of 9th av story brown
atone front dwellings, 1880. Owner Fitzpatrick
Plan lO24-0reenwch ST Nos 1884, 836, story brick
cIss' dwspg, ns a o y, g; Alex rsrsuson
basement sem SEYs srsi class ars.ns., !s.aa Owner,
NiSs ss hover No. 49, ono .ory brick store
and tenem9nt 25xtO. Owner, Susen Ryan
Plan Os7 5sh 40 Ok eS one story brick
stable, 2oxss. Owner A Roof. T., saa-
BRICK store and tenement 2sx7 owner Charles Bsrtbolc
Plan I03e-l5th st. $50 of 9Th av ave story brown
stone dwellings, 20160 Samuel LYNCH
Plan Prince 81 rear No So one story brick stable
Plan Io5sh It, rs Il Of 9Th av one story brown
stone class dwelling 2bY72 Owner Fecheimer
Plan l042-l31st st. So 1856 of 9Th story brick
stable, 80x50. Owner HARDY.
Plan 1043Rose Nog; % and 81 brick shops
55174 owner, Preston.
Plan West No. IA one story brick ten.
ement 25x26 Owner, Covert Wendclken
brown front first class dwelling 35x55 Owner Dr. s.
Caro-.
Plan l0l6--Lexngon ay, % fl OF sab st one story
brown stone front dwelling s5x55. Owner, DIR $ Caro-
stable, 63x63 Owner, Franz Rupert.
Plan 1,O8Montgoncry and Cherry sta, corner,
story brick second class dwelling 23x40 Owner, James
Turner
basement brown stone front frat class dwellings, ls9x4g
Owner. Daniel Rnbold
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SHEAR THE OTHER SIDE.


The Theatre Ticket speculators-Whas the
Questions.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
The managers who signed the petition to the Com
mon Council against the licensing OF theatre ticket
sellers make serious charges ana indulge In strong
invective. How far their indignation may yet carry
them 1t is difficult to tOresee; but having lost tenn
per, they have become blinded to their own short
cOmings, the more so as they themselves are alone
responsDle lor any ,mPcsion OF y per,
deny the assertion, let them while doing So answer
the following questions:-
desired quantity to certain down town ticket offices
and to the leading hotel ticket offices?
DO they no: receive back from said Offices the
residue OF tickets unsOds
Are they not that at those oflces the public
are invariably charged premium upon regular
Do not those managers or their ticket sellers aid
those parties to dispose OF tickets by referring ap
picants to them, well knowing that higher price
than the one published Will be cnarged9
And do they not by such actions become parties
to 'swiRding" and "impostiony"
Aud are they not self-convicted hypocrites, who
care Tor nothing but money, and who view With
rage and jealousy . few persons honestly riskno
their own means IN order to make small amount
b, supplying aae pnnc WIN tickets which they. the
h Mssnas 'Ssnu -.-&1a "a -
The public can manage its u.'ness VIII, E,tnt the
ticket spectators al the theatre doors Wy ~
managerial aid II the managers desire reform tet
as 81 ,er esst a. ee g %S9 e 1s ms
connection with those favored Offices whose interest
they now defend under the false and treacherous
- WILLIAM K. BURNETT
A. A. HAMILTON.
JOSEPH SEAGRlST.
q. A. APELY.
r JOHN HARDING,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07

pool om SAvannah bales cotton ~ led M esrss
were "A bark 70 Naples with $500 bbs petroleum
brg Blooa Spain wi.s Loo DO psiresum and nsphhs
do. petroleum at s. Ga bark IN BaItmore) the
Mediterranean with 900 bbls petroleum. at o. from Bat-
ton. thence 70 Liverpool with 900 bales cotton n "a
do. ship to a port the Continent with 1000 bDs pero-
ieum and ship in Boston, 10 Australia with general
cargo private terms
GUSkIks dull but unchanged In value. We quotc;
Cloth 29kc Sic. and bags 3Oc y 23c.
HEMP Manila was firmly held at l31c., gold; no sales
were reported. Other kinds dull but unchanged In
value.
HoPe-The market quiet the demand from both
exporters being extremely light, and prices
heavy former quotations, viz New zc NC and
old 10. q lbc.
HAY.-The demand fair and prices were steady and
firm III 81 Us for shipping. 81 lua VI ~ for retail lots
81 III 10 for long rye straw, and short do o,c sc
MoLABsEe.-The market quiet, and we heard OF no
further important sales The business was confined TO small
lots supply the or the trade The grocery
grades wee st in small supply and nrmly held while the
other grades supply and heavy In value Prices
nominal following auOtations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07

NAVAL sroaxs--Ihe make. for spirits turpentne was
@ rhe o. b was % sSSens 81.
S sSsa a. dos lhe r sales were l bb a. ao
prices were nominal .. former figures Rosin strained
ssSs as ss ;:sy
IN o Hsqa assS we're Sd .Ae r.
sss. Tar was dun and nominal at ~ IS " 30 for VII
was dull and heavy Sc Sc in casks;
ely lard slow sale op steady VI s.
snss was % with s%a sales a. 4e % Other
% market Sr crude in bulk was more
ss & closing Il
ported. Naphha was tribe active sales were
q -. s on 1s % @
soa 20 Tar extent for late but was aue.
large ss
:s deliver. ssn ws e. mot al
The %srss. phadspha va. quiet put strong clos
h sa q half q
zSisc. "a. 2b5lc. mostly a. the latter price
meats the market pork spos very quiet
AS IS which price &C. below views Of sellers
saa
hogs were Quoted AZ icy s wS qfVaa Of ss
head which were chiefly Beef ham.
:. s sss s
lots within the range OF l1 S15 for plain $l6
SIS for extra do The market lard quiet prices
were rather stronger especially for Western whsh held
ut the close at l44c. with Hc. bid There sold 400
For future delivery prices firm December held
Ike and January at l4c Bacon OF sale the
mand being light and prices heavy Sales 81 boxes
long clear at l5c For cut meats the market
heavy About bvO city picked hams sold ut 181c.
Western and city picked hams quoted lSc. &c.,
smoked and bagged do 06c &c., and smoked shoulders
l6lc y lie.
RIoE.-Caroina hrm, though N light de-
mand Small sales new made at SC. &c. and RAN
Coon quiet at &c. Tic.
STEARNNE.-The market quiet but prices were quite
steady. especially for choice lots which Small
sales made at TIC. I9c. for fair choice.
SEBDs.-Linsced In demand, 800 bags Bngol-
yum were sold in Boston W 10 gold duty paid Yesterday
there were sold 5U0 bags to arrive late shipment at ~ 2
do six days tne and 300 do arrive per Thrston
private terms Clover duh at l0c at which price small
sales were made. Timothy dull at "a 50 a "a u.s.
SUGAKThe market for fairly active and firm at
yesterdays quotations The demand principally from
rcners Sales l25 hhds At sc Eng for Cuba, Porto Ri
steady at 134c Tor hard fa9sc. lSc soft white
121c. l2A6c. for O. We Observation-Disclosures
common refining, &c. 96c. fair refining ec. good rein
Ing 0c far to good grocery lo5sc prime 70 choice
Nc; moassss (hhds and b0xes), $40. l0c. melado,
be. 9hc. Havana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos. z to g.
9ac gse; do, 10 TO - SIC. lo5ac; d. IL to Is
leszc lsc.; do, - to r. llca l21c; do, 10 70 90
lNsc ishc; do white ia4c. lS4c. Porto Rico Rein
Messrs Amann Go. made the stock to-day follows
go 2 hhds, ~, s62 boxes 466 S6l bags AT melado
TALLoW.Tne market was dull and prices favored buy
About $4,000 lbs. were sold within the range
95ac. for fair to prime.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 600 bbls. The market firm, with
fair demand. There sold $50 bbls. s9hc which
the closing price.
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30 oosysd, complied With ana exec tied In an ~.
paItsA
6E0IBMUNDO MORET PIP .SNDERGAsT.
BAN ILDBFONs0. July 4, 1870
And. having opportunely Emitted the publication
TO In article twenty anr having received the sense
IN which said docunens Ia to De drawn up, have
OF which 1t il nser teJ in the OMciai Gazette for
future guidance. CABAILERO DE RODAs.
HAVANA, SepTn "a, asy0.
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a SAD SlrIcmE-Christne theide, German CHI
OF twenty -one, employed at the Lancaster miils
Clinton Mass found dead in The woods, near
lie BIgelow estate sunday morning. Sfe Is sup
posed 10 committed suicide by poison on Thurs
day. when she left her work. and the cause assigned
DISAPPOINTMENT and chagrin at the lhiri postpone
ment or the wedding day by the man TO whom she
was engaged. She lived with q sister having no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07
THE DRIVERS STRIKE.
A Settlement in Prospect-The Railroad
Company Yielding.

Company Yielding
The men controlling the eastern division OF the
'sBelt' Railroad have al last awakened to con-
seriousness Of Their heavy demand for eighteen
hours labor Of the drivers. Mr. George Terry, the
superintendent was empowered yesterday to con-
cede something 10 the strikers. Last
ing all the drivers assembled at MIR. William
Burns store corner of Thirty sixth street ami
First avenue when delegate arrived 10 announce
that the company wOnld be satisfied with the fifteen
hours labor proposed by the strikers, providing,
however, that they should run three extra trips
the Central Park on Sundays TINS would involve
eighteen hours work on the sabbath, and the
drivers protested against proposition which
should prevent them from enjoying a comfortable
meal and a brief stay with their families. Mr. Terry
replied that he was not authorized to Weld further;
are becoming aggravated az the state O affairs
which the stubborn demands made Nv the officials
have rendered necessary. it Is hoped the strike
viii end to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07

9REENBUnG.
sawmi River road adjoining school lot 4oi-loW ~
acree
Jos II Hall, properly. WV"
MoRKIBANIA. 80.
Elton st. n g. It OF CourtlAnd 6oxlOo lsn
NORTH CASTLE. -,
Alien Brundage's property, 10 acres o''
West FARMS. .ao
Harlem Railroad 9 100 Of WEIGH st. S6xlll... wv
YONKARs. -.
BerriAn place Square road, corner s0zl3 ~
Essex County, n. j.
North side of Doolitte farm adjoining J. Peshine's
sprngned Nv and Sayres xl0Oxlh7x123 1000
truce M = SU OF South Orange 35xlOO. Inv
CAmpned o. o. adjoining Garlhwaites 28x66.. l00q
WsM .. . eks y OF montgomery st. 2Sxluo Cyl
South Orange av, a. 30 Lous Abrahsms $500
South Orange av, " n OF Hayes st. 4000
CLINTON.
Myrtle and Springfield pike, corner l4osxls $500
EAST ORANGE. =
Central av and Evergreen place corner lsoxl22e $500
fremont av ., lot l4l, bOx245. SEQ
Hurbut ST, ., adjoining Smiths, Ax25. :, 5000
MONTCLAIR 9-'7 n
Park liz # OF Ridgewood av. 246x26l8 10000
Hudson County, N. J.. M
JERSEY CITY. efs
Clerk st. W SO Of Union st. S9xl75. 5000
HOBOkEN
Adams ST. w s. a Of 1s IT. 2bxi00 lboo
NORTH BERGEN.
Dapieleou av II OF 4th b0xI00. 200
UNION TOWNSHIP. x. -
Lots 3s6 and sS block 81 Hexaners map ooxiO 100
NHtEe KRARNRY.
30 st SO II n of Cross st, 25x50. ........., go
I'd ct, 70 II Of Cross st. 27SlM 'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07
FIRES IN SEPTEMBER.

The following is a list OF fires In the United States
= Occurring IN september where the losses amount 10
<10 OOO nd unwa rd9---
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Wheat dull, heavy aud lower. Tna sales were
about bushels At 81 Is 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee
spring 81 70 for new No. Chicago III - ~ ID for amber
winter, vi ~ for u small lot OF 81 60 81 90
white and old and new mixed private terms The market
for DUH the being light with fair OF.
fcrngs prices heavy and &c. lower The
about bushels -2c SIC FOR To prime mixed
Western, closing nj s5c $780, elbow quoted
atc Oats quiet but quite steady; sales S bushels
Sc 56c for Westernthe latter price for choice-ana
Bic for State. Rye dun and nominal small lot
Western sold At soVc Barley quiet with sales OF
~ 900 bushels al Id for Chicago and 81 ~
81 90 Cansda. Barley malt dull hut ged.
FREiGnTs. The market toleraby active and strong
for grain and but quiet though steady other
other articles The charteng business exhibited better de-
gree activity. There improved demand for vessels
suitable Tor the petroleum trade which nrmly held
while inquiry prevailed for large vessels 10 load with
al southern ports for the United Kingdom and
Continent ne above those previously current
The agemens To Liverpool, 10 hhds. tobacco
3D. per 100 bales cotton at 71td.
G)Ng b,lshels wheat at d. closing 3D. I'D. To Liver
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FLOUR MD CRAM. Receipts 24,s46 bbs flour, $40 DO
corn meal c0 bags do - 81 bushels wheat ssl5 do corn
81 2l6 do. oats, and 3,5UU do. barley Flour
steady at previous quotations The 1900
bbls southern flour quiet, but steady. Sales 100
bbls. Rye ionr firm, with fair demand be-
ing $50 bbs Corn meal was dull and prices nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BAKER-ALLEN.-On Thursday, October Q, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, Fairview, SUFFOLK
county, L. l., by the Rev. J. Bryant Smith, OF North
port, WASHINGTON L. BAKER to MARY JANE, daugh-
ter Of John Allen, ESQ.,, all Of BROOKLYN No cards.
BARBOUR-TRRILL.-On Tuesday, October 4 at
the Church OF the Ascension, by Rev. John Cotton
Smith, ID. D., WILLIAM G. BARBOUR, of New YORK,
to JULIA, daughter Of Cakes Tirr, Esq, Of Brook
lyn.
BIDwELL-HUNT.-On Wednesday, October s, at
the residence OF the brides parents BY the Rev. DR..
Paddock OF st. Peters church, WILLIAM X. BID
WELL to ANNIE f. HUNT, both Of Brooklyn. ~
GRAY--PARKE --On Wednesday, October g., at
Hackensack, N. j.. by the Rev. Theo. B: Romeyn,
COLEMAN GRAY OF Paterson, N. j., to MARY T.,
daughter OF Mr. vanderbeck Parke, Of nacken-
sack. N. j. W @N
New Orleans papers please copy. s
LAIRD-BROADFIELD.-On wednesday, october ~
by the Rev. j. B Bracket rector OF The Fist Bap-
list church, Brooklyn, E. d., WILLIAM r. LAIRD ia
JENNIE A. BROADFIELD, both OF Jersey City.
WoOD-RUsHER.-On Tuesday, october 4 at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Joseph
M. Green, PETER G. WOOD TO SARAH b. RUsHER.
eldest daughter Of James Rusher, Esq. all OF
Brooklyn. ts
WoOLsEY-SMYTHE.-On Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober at the Church OF the Ascension by the Rev.
John Asplnwall, assisted blythe Rev. John Cotton
Smith, EDWARD ]. WOOLsEY, Jr., to FANNIE N.
daughter OF Henry A. Smythe, all OF this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-07

The Theatre Ticket SpeculatOrs-Whas the
SpecnlaIers Have to Say-A Few Pointed
Questions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-14
srAHKs from TIE rELEGRArn.

Juso'h Lcbattin. many years engineer Of the
Manhattan Gas WORKS, IS dead
gardener for Mr.. Barny, at Iryington. was kill
ed bY a train al DobDa fciry yesterday afternoon.
Tho Rev, Stcphon Buinnch died suddenly yes.
tcrday at nis rutidence IN Cambridge, aged 6 years
CAPT G Rhind has been detached from ths
command Of 1scketts Habor, New \ ork and placel
ON waiting oIdcrs
Tic State Constable mado an important raid 10
Worcester Mass, yesterday among the groceries,
several csAoishments we've visited aud large amount
Of liquor was seized
Daniel Maguire's lumber and saw mill, on College
avenue qua Ridge road. Phuadelphla. was burned on
wednesday evening Loss, $4,000 insurance, ta 0JeL
J. Hunt Co, builders. VINO occupied part OF ths
building lose tilOOO.
A Convention was held In Poughkecpse yester-
LAY Oi men OF DntcheSi county wh1 were dlatcd IN
1893 tie object heng TO tai" mras 1rrs - get rcpaT<
mcnl u moneys pad as comm lta.Ju Tor PERSONAL
service under the Consc'ipuou act.
Secretary Boutwell, to prevent tho s9rcad Of small
pox IN Minnc Ota has ordered the collector o. Gus
toms at prmniua TuflIH' rutst 10 A huIhlO lOheA
pcrlcs and ,kns. arriving rom any injected d%triot
In the Ted lhyorcountry
J.D Wcr'cs. State Librarian Of Mississippi. and
W II Furnsi county clsrk, were arrested IN Jack.
son YosterdAy, on the Hlh1aNH o I Gov. Alcorn, OF
charge Of ste ling seventy ave Ypumes Of State Re
poIiH from the urc OF thr secretary OF state. They
wcr. hold IN tiDVJ hnl c.ch.
In regatta al BrGusVrk, Me, yesterday the
West kud and Emerald .'N, contested In tho riI.
oar race, three male. 10 Hr state chtnp,olship
collision orGuIrci Mt IN .igtiug. aUd tie Judge do
chnod. and the Wot I'm r,lra over tire cOnrss u
1870, winning tho pIize An ,ic state oOiois.
The stoc ;hodors of rpl iipckiord Rock Islaod,
aud st lOus railroad hay rlcctc rs duqctos y u
nsthey. OF New iorE J.. Dung Of Chicago, Dn
irh,Iial, q l.och i'lagd iusn Noes ot WnchII'9s
Yonns was e'eot-, "rs.dso sIS John T. Whitehead.
HocrclzIy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-14
THE SaPPHO's vICroRY.


4 Brilliant Ruco around the Iightship-
The Cambria Beaten.
The match between the Cambria aud Sappho
was sailed yesterday from tho Sandy Hook Light.
ship, aud amer brilliant race Of over seven hours
the sappho rasssd the Lighship forty -four minutes
ahcad. The tug JACOB =. Voasie started from tic
Lghtshp little before eleven and steamed twenty
miles in a souihcasterly course dead before the
wind. Tho sappho started at ILL., 27m. 1Gs and
the Cambria at iii. 31m. As. The Sapplo ran
down 10 the stake boat in 3h. pom 4is and the
Cambria in 80. Ism Ats, beating tho oappho by tao
minutes running before the wind.
Both Yachts then made short board on the star
hoard tack, the Sippho holding the best wind.
They then went about aud stood off hOmewurd
hound. While the wind kent light the Cambria
kept ~ with tho sappho, but when about O'Clock
n eple sprang mp from the west, tho Sapoho walked
right away, and before dark was le,dnG by thrce
miles. The Cambria splt her miintopsaii into
rags and topk in her foretorsail and later roc' in
her mans1il Tie Sai pho took In both topsals,
and rc"icd her nainsail. Tie Sappho passed tho
light ship al hours, minutes. Il econds. ana the
Cambria ut hours ~ minutes, 20 seconds. Tho
Sanpho cnrro. claim the cup Us te race was To
have been y idc within ~ hOuIs: but she proved
herself to he tie ftstrt boat Of the two