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Everybody is trying his hand at nom
ioatipe csndidstes for State Gficee: We
have right to try our'. Here 10 our
idea Of State. Congressional and Judi.
cial ticket. How is it for high!-
Governor,
JAMES N. HARVEY.
Seer retsry Of State.
W. Il. sMALLwOOD.
Auditor.
A. THOMAN.
Treasurer.
B.J. F. HANNA.
Attorney General.
ARCHIE WILLIAMS.
Superintendent Of Instruction.
I'D. McCARTY.
Associate Justice.
DAVID J. BREWER.
U. S. District Judge-rice Delahay. i'm.
peached.
s. A. KINGMAN.
Congress.
n. s. ADAMS.
Senator. in place Of Ross.
DIP. EOWE.
Senator. in place Of Pomeroy.
HIRAM GRISWOLD.
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HIRAM GRISWOLD.

There is no charge Of corruption
sgainst any man on the above ticket:
and we doubt whether any man on it is
rich enough to buy . delegate or mem.
Der Of the Legislature. Any Of the off
ccs left blank. We reserve the right to Gil
mp hereafter. An objection may be m sde.
that there are too many from eome local
tiles. The Offices should be scattered Is
much as they can be consistently with
the public good; but il the best msterisl
is wanted. it should be got. regardless Of
locality.
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nV 9 Agents make more mon
" n Lo. ev with our sxl0 Engra-
wings. than with anything ever 'ssued. They
are light cheap, sell last. and pay handsome
". SIND for circular. Address r. SAN.
BORN CO., lis East Ma iison ST.. Chicago.
jnne9w4.
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In wihdraui, from the firm, would he
speak for Mr.. Harpster the patronage Of nv
friends, which has been so literally bestowed
uron me while in business.
jans9.4. JOSEPHUS UTT.
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at Cost. for 30 days. at
VAN BUSKlRK & CO.'S.
June %.
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RED CLnuD AND his CHIEF,.-Lsst
Week Red Cloud sud suit. arrived in
Washington. The following is q record
Of their nance:
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CLEARED.

Dale.
Steamship Virginia tBr, Andrews Havre-Nahonal Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Ocean Queen, Conner, Aspnwan-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship Regulator. Brooks, Wilmington NC-J Loril
lard.
Steamship Nagara Backwood Richmond, City Point and
N0rfolk-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' Philadelphia-J Lorlard.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston-W Clyde
Ship George Peabody, Brush Samarang-Funch, Edge 4
Co.
Ship Good Hope, Ingersoll, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Ship Resolute, Brooks Havre Boyd Hincken.
Bark Chill (Br), Byrnes, Havre-Boyd a Hincken.
Bark Kitty (Nor Rosenberg, Gibraltar for ofders-Funch,
Adelaide Penderaast OBJ Chichester Rio Janeiro
Pendergast Bros 4 Co.
Bark Andes, Davis, Havana-J Phiiius Son.
Bark Alaska, Potter, New Orleans-N H Brigham
Bark Gertrude, Miller, Amboy, NJ-Baker Hurbut
Brig Nellie Gay Smith, Mtnatan- maitland, Phelps Co.
Brig Spring Bird (Br, Whittier, st Thomas Pension Co.
Brig Ornoco (Brh Roberts, Parsboro NsCrandall, Ber
taux 4 Co.
Brig Liberty. Devereux, Galveston Adams 4 Co.
Brig v Williams, Thompson, Chareston-N McCready
4 Co.
Schr Israel Snow Renting Baracoa-B J Weinberg.
Schr Resale tBrt, Ceave, Harbor lsland-Jos Eneas
Schr Rough Diamond tBr), Patterson, st John, MP
Nevus 4 Sons.
schr W Jones, Law, Fernandina-A Abbott
Schr Mott Bedel, Bedel Baltmore--A Abbott.
Sioop Lexington Mundy, New Haven-Rackctt 4 Bro
Steamer Monitor Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia.
Steamer Concord. Norman, Philadelphia.
Steamer Massey, Smith, Philadelphia.
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Grand and Terrific Display Of Heavens
Artillery in the Highlnnds-Old Cro' Nest
Struck by Lightning and Thousand Tons
of Rock Split on and Hurled into the River.
The storm along the Highlands on the Hudson
river on Monday night was Of unusual spIendor.
Although the moon at its full had arose the thick
shower clouds completely exunguished all light ex-
cept that from the successive glares Of lightning IL
was by this alone and the shore lights that the
pilots were enabled to proceed at ALL slow progress
and frequent stops even then being necessary. At
midnight the fury OF the elements had unrestrained
irolic The rumble and roar and loud explosions OF
thunder revived oil the old legends OF Captain
Hendrlck Hudson and his demon crew playing their
grim game Of tenpns In the Businesses Of those wild
mountains. For about an hour the display OF light
ming was most terrific and memorable. The hill
top seemed like one vast bonfire or beacon light,
flashing up ana dying away in iickering glares.
AT times the unaided eye could scan the
greatest depth, to the rocks at the bottom.
All the steamers and sailing vesselsI on the river
were tipped with electric fud, the failing shower
seeming to attract the currents. Smoke stacks and
sails, decks masts, machinery, all had goblin ap
pearance.
AS the propeller d. 8. Miller, of Poughkeepse
and the barge Sasquehanna, OF Homer Ramsde &
Co.'s NewburR daily line had rounded West Point
almost perpendicularly up from the water one solid
mass OF rock awful explosion Of thunder occurred
Immediately followed by wild sheet Of lightning,
from which fire-bOt descended and struck the
mountasn top, splitting or an immense piece Of rock
weighing probably thousand tons, which was
hurled into the air and plunged with fearful mo-
mentum into the river at the base OF the mountain
Showers OF pieces were scattered In the air, Of
them falling upon the decks OF passing vessels. The
smell OF birthstone was for the time almost Overpow-
plunged IN was plainly heard.
An unknown schooner, of Peeksk laden with
brick lost part OF her sails and masts, and canal
boat was damaged by a collision with an unlignted
sOOp at anchor.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The Atlantic Yacht Cuban organization b y the
way that, within the past year, has really distIn-
guished tsef-wnl celebrate the Fourth OF July with
patriotic manifestations in nautical style. 1t
understood that the genial and hosptabie Commo-
dOre Of the club, Mr.. William VOorbis has rendered
his usual invitations to the members, and before
midday fleet Of thirty sail Will anchor in front OF
his residence at Nyack The festivities incident to
the celebration last year created quite. an i'm
preston In the quaint little town; but the larger
display Of yachts and the great increase of members
VIII doubtless contribute to render the exhibition
more beautiful than that which characterized the
brilliant spectacle of last year. The Atlantic Yacht
Club will commence their annual cruise on the 30th
OF July the starting point being milestone
The lone Yacht Club hold their annual regatta
to-day from their club house. foot OF Fifty first street.
North river. Should Neptune be in good hnmor
interesting regatta may be looked forward to.
A reeatta. which promises to engage attention Is
that under the auspices Of the Columbia Yact Club
to be sailed on the 3Oth inst
The great contest between the yacht Bella, of
Brooklyn, and the Tiger, OF Bridgeport, comes of
to-day at Bridgeport. The steamer sylvan Grove
leaves Peck slip at six O'Clock convey passengers
DESTROYS Of witnessing the race. 1t Is said that
large amount of money is involved, and as both
yachts are favOrably Known as swift and seaworthy
little crafts exciting struggle win doubtless take
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Trouble in a Crispln Lodge.

Trouble in a Crispin Lodge.
North Brookeld June 1s) correspondence Worcester
The order X. O. S. Wv &. Which has nour,shed so
extensively In this town for the past two years Is
fast Oosng It's prestige. AT meeting OF the order
ter but by the parliamentary ruling Of the SIR knight
1t failed TO pass. subsequent meeting OF the DIS
affected members was called and after some con-
the order the LIST Of July, at which time the new
charter Is expected to take effect. At this meeting
the legal opinion Of distinguished lawyer OF your
city was read as regards the liability OF the old mem
bers under the new organization which opinion was
that no member OF the old organization was held
under the new charter until he had signed his name
thereto. For the past two years the members Of
the lodge have approached every man who has had
anything to do with leather and threatened him with
his situation II lie did not Join the order. BY SO
dong they have sweled their ranks largely with
men who desired to keep peace with them, but had
no particular interest or faith In their
proceedings. THIS class have usually kept
away from the meetings and allowed the fncon-
siderate element to cOntOl the business Of the lodge;
whereas, II they had looked after the workings OF
the order they need not as they now DO, suffer
shirk all the responsibility OF the late strike is sheer
nonsense. They knew full well thar the matter
which brought about the late strike before the
lodge and had been for several meetings. and had
they been on hand might have prevented the lodge
from taking the action which they did. 1t Is not
generally thought that the lodge will break up but
That its power for evil Will be somewhat checked by
the withdrawal OF so many OF its members AZ the
number who now propose to withdraw. Neither is
1t desirable that it should break up II they would
cOnfne themselves to the principles upon which
they first started which were to keep down the sur
plus OF labor in the manufacture of boots and shoes.
This principle was advocated more than twenty
years ago by the oldest manufacturer In this town.
can see where the workmen can be benefited by
such organization 1t Is controlled by wise heads;
but when tney allow men to be at the head OF the
lodge who have no interest In the town or the bust
ness and have not worked at 1t for year, who can
wonder that 1t runs on to the breakers.
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A BERGEN BAccpAsA IAN IN A FIX.

Late on Monday night one L ennis Cunningham, a
weIl-todo Bergen county freeht ider, stumbled into
the Newark police station in mis- axe for the depot
OF the Newark and New York RAN road. ''Gp me
wicket for Bergenn said he, addreA sing Lieutenant
VoIk holding himself up by han S,ng on TO the
desk rail- Not seeing the tcke forthcoming
he commenced abusing the obct In charge
mercnessy, SO that the doorman W. y v called TO
knt dnaly was taken into what he aiterws rds called
a " dark dirty baggage car" His inca rceration
was perhaps fortunate, in view OF the fact mat he
had on his person some $500, money which he mad
received during the day through the sale Of o team
OF mules He fell asleep, vowing legal vengeance on
rhe contagious railroad company When morn
ING came he was as mute as a mouse, paid his fha
and gIided or for Bergen In the quletest manner
possible
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supslos couNT-TalAL TERM--pAar !.
A Pnrty Wall Case.
nafnra InIUa &naDcar

Before Judge spencer.
Bdroette GrnDlbeyger rs. DaUsd Josses.-Tne plain
tan allowed defendant the privilege Of building on
lot next 10 his house and OF using the wall Of HIS
house as party wall. The understanding was that
DEFENDANTS was TO be tenement house, but after
being built II was used as store house, and IL con-
sequence Of the great weights put on the floors the
party wall was cracked and otherwise damaged.
For this plaintiff sued for $4,000. Defendant admit
ted his intention OF using the house az q tenement
house. but denied special contract that II should
moe be used for any Other purpose. The jury found
q verdict for defendant.
Alleged Fuise Representations.
Ellec0rd r. Afburtts oS. Darfd AHerton and Aleu-
Qxaey H. lSiosev.-The defendants, In March, 1864,
were joint partners in the Lake Superior Silver
Lead Company, and, as plaintiff alleges, repre-
scented 10 him thai Il consisted OF 1850 acres
Of land in Marquette county, Mich, and that
IL cost them $300,000 He further alleges
that they told him it was the most magni-
fCent scheme imaginable, and that he could make his
fortune in no time. On these representations plain
ttr became purchaser In the stock of The company
70 the extent Of $13,5OO. He now sues Tor the
amount On the ground that the stock was worthless.
The defendants In their answer simply make a gen.
eral denial OF every allegation In the complaint.
They claim, however, that platinum knew all about
the prospects OF the company as Wen they them
selves did. Case still on.
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saoOELYn BOARD or EDUCATION.

The regular semimonthy session Of the Board Of
Education was held yesterday afternoon, Dr. Thorne
in the chair.
report was submitted by the committee ap.
pointed to examine pupils who presented them
selves to contest for the cadesnip, which is in the
g,s OF John G. Schumacher, Congressman from the
Second district. The committee stated that they
had examined fourteen pupils, and recommended
the app ointment Of Master John Anderson. pupil
OF school No. 10, residing at No. 347 state street,
Mr. Schumacher had acauieseed in the appointment
The report was received aud tha AAsapji,ee dis
Charged.
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sAsrn1 CONVENTION
Annual Meeting 81 rho Hudson River Baptist
Association, South.

Anmo8a nAoVsho8 - INC k1u00O8 1AAvC1 DoYsA~e
Associasions South.
Yesterday morning the annual Convention OF the
Hudson River Baptist Association, South, COM
menced In the new Baptist church at Yonkers, West
chester county. The convention was called to order
by the Rev. r. J. W. auckland, d. D., Professor OF
the Theological Seminary at Rochester who presided
az Moderator at the last Convention After the usual
Introductory religious exercises q sermon was
preached by Rev. J: r. Kendrick, y. D., OF
New York, after which the Convention pro-
ceeded to elect the. customary officers for
the sessions, with the following resut:-Rev. DR..
Kendrck, Moderator; q. G. Norton Clerk; J. NJ.
Bruce Treasurer. In the afternoon large number
Of letters were read from the various Baptist
churches comprising the District setting forth the
progress made during the past year and other inter-
esting information. A committee was appointed to
take into consideration what should be done for the
poor Indians, 10 educate them and bring them under
the influence OF religion The evening was devoted
to matters connected with the interest and manage
ment OF sabbath schools. The audience during the
morning afternoon and evening sessions was toler-
ably numerous, and considerable interest was mani
tested In the proceedings Of the Convention
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship MinnesosafBr Whncray Liverpool June g.
aieD Arrived Cd SANDY Hook sstsSp h " in.t az
49, paste. :SsT a 1a
gged mmbSrg bound same ship SUSSEX
day, = Is lon 81 steamship, DO d.
r t.
iH s X 's
miles Of Sandy HOOK exchanged signals with duion
Steamship Fah-Kee, Steele. Bermuda 81 days. with pro-
Steamship varnna Spencer, Galveston June IL. and Key
Wss S WIN mdss ana 70 Mallory
mdse and passengers. TO X Lowden.
with mdse and passengers. to W Garrison. ~
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston June 49, at II
Steamship Saratoga. Couch, Richmond, Civ Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
snip Victory, Cushing Liverpool May, with mdse and 2s7
severe squat from WNw which settled Into heavy west
ery gale and continued with anabatea violence for forty
rain SQUALLS ami terrific the ship being times amos.
two which split and blew away he Vessel
sprnsns leak requiring ali ne crew and passengers t to
1s ss sss.
although wei secured and elected down. During the
sass from the
% o q ds with rail-
as and had light winds and Gains with dense fog sbeen
Grinnel Min:urn Covesse to Moss Ward. Sailed in
Bark Gratis, strout, Boston, days for Staten Island,
e S'gR with ma
c e snSw Rs RSSnson Virginia
schr Ida Grant, Everngham, Virginia.
Schr Napoleon, Ruon -, virginia.
schr Minnie kinnie Parsons Alexandria.
2Oh inst OF squan had heavy squat from NV lost fore
schr Sawyer Heath Jonesuor u days, with spars to
Canal boa. nansa, Stephens st John, CO. 10 days. with
Canal boat Jison, Stevens st john CE, IL days. with
The schr Minnie, from Maracabo, which arrived 2oh
consigned to Perez obario, not as before
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
sam So Msm sis @ u.s. IL days.
new o kas ~S s us.T q Ms days. for
Brig Maria Ferguson Br Stephens Windsor, Ms 10 days.
sB days. for
with cs m days. Tor new
schr Rio Lawson, shuee, Ms days New York, with
sssr Y Xsehsl Hail. shules, MS, days. for New
schr Small Cole, shuee, Ms Is days. for New York,
81 5 sss:s days for New
x sch yo Asbs pgas Iags: Musnas NB IL days. for
schr Presco.i, NicKsrson, saco for New York; with
sshr Ghsrs: Robert, hSdg.ss For Island Me- for New
Yss or w HenS SS's ss e s RSdss 60
sshr Louise Elliott Bangor s Tor New York. with lumber
schr Madagascar Linsco Bangor days, for New York.
sshr Rchie Reeder Bangor, 10 days. for NewlYork,
sSh XsSe osts: Ryder, Bangor 10 daysor New York,
with ssh LUMBER % EN- N $40 Ramon, 20,
schr Iyra, Haskell, Bangor 10 days. for New York; with
sshr orsimSo, Wood Bangor for New York, with lumber
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COURT F., CALENDARS THIS DAY.

,rr. loURT-- CIRCUT-Part 2.-BefOre Judge
p6 Ne 272, 4s6, 1920, 1910, 1885, 1904 1885,
sae Sae 1914 1926. 1885, 1888, 1910, s9O>s 1l9a
1912, 1916, 1914 iv su.xnrps uo,o nv ynsoo
parnars Nos AL 40, 81, IS, s5, 49, l22, 100. Call
l3l. nm rp,., mry,, po~e po,or.
, SurEn S W" Nos. 1872 1876, 10l5, 1922 1878
ap rs2c 35K, 1851, 3l13 1913, 1447, 1885,
a a1o' 1 D toeg % ire Judge Barbour-Nos 2216
900 qsss o9A9 % IS, 1886, 1865, 1854, 1904, 2244
1895, 226s 2270, 227t t nsoV' rr,,, Do. po,.a
CoMM0N PLEAS-i Sa n. a1e roo IN 20 orn
$40 ooa zoe 5o1 ora 4S1 66S, $50. 1877. Part p
Betore iun"s Wa,.rr, ,nt-Nos 49, 573, s74 s73,
aTo a41 os5 s,S 81 755, 500, 971, $50. o58, &c.
I'd pISv Cnnrar pa,,t before Judge Curtis
Nos IaTs las 1sos !, 794, 14l4 1479, 1850, 1419,
1s1s 14ss LAO 1Aas la |, 1851, 1852. Part 2-Be-
fore Judge Alker-Nos. O. 70, 1000, i245 lSlZ, lSlS,
1884 1857 1492, 1893. $780, io4i, i542, t3Zz, 1907
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett,

BEFORE HecOrQer HacketL
At the opening of the court yesterday Mr.. Howe
moved TO postpone the trial Of Mrs. vreeIand
charged with attempting kiln Robert Schroeder in
order that he might have time to bring witnesses
from Boston 10 establish the insanity OF his client
:, ne case was set down for Thursday.
John Carey pleaded guilty to assaultiny Patrick
vrne, on the nth inst, and was sent 10 the Peni
70 utiary for six months.
Al LEGED RAPE BY A FATHER UPON HIS CHILD
ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCUSED.
he trial OF Andrew ]. Broas, charged with com.
init ting rape upon the person Of mis- own daughter
xttt rney Tweed, after calling the complainant and
ste ling TO her story rested the case FOR the prose.
1,on use for the accused called witnesses to show
the n, evious good character 0f the prisoner Of
fered establish the fact that his two eldest daugh
tiers CO as"ss nm oecause VI MS stfictuess
IN ende rVy,ns " ASop tne! iIVi. IoaulnB vicious
lie. II 70 neSoIurl ueCu u .uaI however perunenI
such ties nuny "Uu :. os vi .ie Ml1 vi le latner
for alleg "a iCesv Will luems IL couio Hot DC legally
intrndnc I'd at this time. The prisoner was placed
upon the stand, aud unequivocally denied having
volated ls daughter and further stated that he had
great aim ,;ulty with one of his eldest daughters.
MT McCi eland made an able argument. and was
followed h, Mr.. Tweed in brief bu. able speech.
Recorder Hackett delivered a clear and impartial
charge an, ! In few minutes the jury returned to
tho CONT WI th q verdict OF not guilty.
Mr. McClel land informed the court that ne was de.
asrons Of thoI Oughy indicating Broas, and that at
raaaonanle n Dtice from the District Attorney he
souId ne reat to proceed to the trial OF the indct-
mSnts found the other daughters for the alleged
Tte prisoner who Is an elderly man, was re-
A III 1ollowin is the calendar for to-day:-The
poosI. va Char les Carpenter, James Gallagher Ar
csahp. , M Crafl I. robbery; Same vs. James Dobbins
Jnnn ieapner burglary; Same vs. John Orroole
s Sv ~ fenses: lame vs. Francis Redmond, George
.a Pe ,rplary: same vs.. Edward Mosher Alonzo
n nrt e. ward G, MINOR, Lizzie Johnson, John VIII
,I.u IL nry Nee 9rd grand larceny: Same vs.. the
SAME raj ,e prete pses; Same VS.. George Bennett,
disnrderIw house.
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SUPREME Couar-speCiAl TERM.
The Mitchel.Dix Case.
BEFORE Judpe Snpncer-

John Mitchell us. John A. Dtr.-Agreeably to ad-
Journment, the argument on the motion to remove
yesterday. Mr.. Blake, counsel for General DIX
argued that he dix acted in his capacity as SUBJ
ordinate TO General Grant. He did not argue the
legality OF the order, but simply that General Dix
position.
Judge Freedman said that If he DIX, had received
his orders from the President, his case would come
under the statute relating to removal TO the federal
courts.
To this counsel replied that General Grant, Com
mander-in Chief Of the Armies Of the United States
TIE representative OF the President, and such
the law related to this proceeding.
The Court granted plaintin ten days to submit his
papers that he might prepare u more comprehensive
bret.
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UNITED STATES Instruct COURT.

Reysaue Cnse-Vcrdict for che Government.
Before Judge Blatcbford.
In August 1869, i've barrels OF rum which reve.
nue. brands had not been placed. were found oppo-
site the store OF Joseph Ross, In East Thirty-nnth
street. and the property was condemned. A suit
was then commenced against the sock and fixtures
OF Mr. Ross. on the ground that the Illicit rum was
owned by him. anu the case was tried yesterday and
given to. the jury, who rendered verdict for the
government,