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EsOggs Township p AwaA
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
TIL OMAS EER r SIS I

EVERYBODY trying to get there first, for a.
IL Of being crowded out into the cold :.
II you want good shoeing done. 60 to BEEg
II you want your Sleds ir0ned right go 70 BEEFt
lf you want good Mill Irons, 60 TO BEEEi
II you want your wsgon ironed In thobsst
STYLE and workmanship, go to BEEN
BEEns makes the best Stump Machine 10 ID
State, and does all kinds Of BLACKsMITUlNi
as chesp as can be done in the county for Cos.
My Post Office address Is Clearheld Bridge.
THOMAS BEERS.
Borgs Tp., Dec. 10, ls676
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C. KRATZER & SONS

/ c. KRATZER & SONS
/ ARE RECEIVING AsPLENDID STOCK
OF CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
WALL PAPERS GILT PAPER, dc.
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES
coUNTERPAYES AND QUILTS.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS & NAPKINS.
LADIES SILK COATS dovERSKIRTs.
ELEGANT sHAwLs & LACE POINTS.
LADIES' d CHILDREN's TRIMMED
HATS.
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
BEST KID GLOVES-LADTES' GEN.
TLEMEN'S AND CHlLDREN'S.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
TIN = bLANA hLIANAS.
UNEQUALLED STOCK LADIES' AND
CHlLDREN'S SH0ES d CATERS.
MEMS CALF d FRENCH KIP BOOTS
HEAVY CALF BOOTS. IS.
MEMS AND BOYS FINEANDHEAvY
SHOES.
CASSlMERES VERY CHEAP.
BEST STONE TEA SETS, Sc.
GROCERIES, FLOUR 6 PROVISIONS
AT 10 OWESr RATES.
LIBERAL DEDUCTION TO THOSE
BUYING IN QUANTITY.
WOOL. MARKETING AND COUNTRY
PRODUCE WANTED.
Clcnrhold, june 10. 1869.
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County National Bank.

CLEARFIELD, PA.
THIS Bank IS now open and ready Tor tui
ness. Onice on Second street. IN the haii
ing formerly occupied by Leonard. finneJ
nInEcTons AND OFFICERS.
las r GRAHAM. RICHARD SHAW
WM A WALLACE, WIN. PORTER,
A.. K WRIGHT, GEO. L. REED.
" NJ. SHAW. JAS. 7. LEONARD.
iu2s.'6sl Cashier. Preside
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Notice 10 ihe pnhIinI

NY =. the undersigned Blacksmith Of the Dor.
w ough Of Clrardod, hereby adopt the fol.
lowing rates for work and rules with regard IA
securing pay for our labors, and we each pledge
our honor as men and mechanics TO adhere 10 and
enforce the same from and after May ], 1870.
An work done 90 shooing horses must bo paid
for when the work s done, at the following rates
Setting New Shoe-.....................5 go Cents.
he-setiug shoc.......... ............... 20 Cents
NO credit 20 be given for a longer period than
three months
ED. P. PAssMORE. G. OWENS
AMOS KENNARD. THOMAS urrrry
J. .SHuNKWiLER. G.D. IAvTCU
GEORGE c. pASsMORE.
Clcarhold, Pa, April 20. ls70-3m
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Cheap Furniture.
IOUN cUIIcu

JOHN HULlCH
nEStRES to inform his old friends auA cui.
IL TONERS, that having enlarged his shop and
increased bis facilities for Manufacturing, he ii
nov prepared TO make to order ueh Furniture as
may be desired, in good style aud At cheap rates
for CASH. He generally has on hand, AZ bis
Furniture rooms, q varied assortment Of ready.
made furniture, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS.
wardrobesand Book Cases; Centre, Sofa, Par,of
Breakfast aud Dining Extension Tables; Con.
mon. French post, Cottage, Jenny Lind aud other
Bodlteads Sofas Of an linds, Work stands
Hai-racks, wash-stands; Rocking and Arm.
Chairs sprinE-seat, cane bottom, parlor, com
mon aud other Chairs; Looking Glasses Of every
description on hand and new glasses for ola
frames, which will be put IN on very roasouabl,
terms on shortest notice. lie also keeps on hand
or furnishes to order, Corn. husk, Hair and Cot.
ton.top Mattresses.
CoFFINs OF livery KIND
Made to order, and funerals attended With o
Hearsc whenever desired. Also, House Painting
done to order. The subscriber also mauuiac.
lures, ard has constantly on hand, Clemeut's
Patent Washing Machine the best nov IN use
Those using this machine never need be with.
oct clean clothes he also has Flyers Patent
ChuTn, superior article. A family using this
Churn never need be without butter
Al the above and many other articles are far.
nishod 20 customers cheap Tor CASH or exchanged
for approved country produce Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and otlor Lumber suitable Coz
Cabinet work. taken ia xohange for mrniiu-e
re- Remember the shop is on Market street,
oleardeldi Pa, ard nnarly opposite the "Oli Jew
Store" JOHN GuLICH.
November 26 1852
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DEg. E9OYEEg'S
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WEST BRANCH BITTERS.

A safe, pure, pleasant and health giving Tonic
IA strictly vegetable, aud manufactured from
the most pure and choice matcralsis not spirit
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the cure Of disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely free from fusi oil or other iutn
ting properties, and viii not disagree or offend the
most delicate stomach. A long private expert
once has aitcstcd ts
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitcrs at present offered to the public
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
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Sold everywhere, at 500 per bottle, Manu-
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Druggist,
cLEARFlELD, PA,
Who oilers liberal inducements to the trade.
Oct. %, lsG0.M
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since Long Branch began 90 attract attention as an
open resort. lie now propose, TO lay the properly
out beautiful park, ana VIII sell lots To selected
!urcna ers. On the right han slds OF the main
drive the cottage or Genera Porter the Pres dents
secretary. The Generals cottage Ii far advanced
towards completion an IL expected TO be habiable
IN the course OF few weeks fhe cottage Is square
IN plan and Gothic IN design and has wing project
ing from the rear. Tie internal arrangements are
per ect and were laid out by General Porter himself
Entenng the main hal, eight feet In width,
on the right Ia the parOr with long
bay window, and adjoining by folding
DOORS the library On the right Is the din ng room,
with bntlers room and pantry communicating,
and pass ge leading into the Kitchen, which occu-
pies the wing Up stairs are seven rooms large ana
small, ana also bathroom.
The ceilings OF the first story are twelve feet One
beauty specially noticeable Is the bay windows at
either end OF the house. ana corresponding sliding
doors, so as to admit an unobstrncted ventilation
directly through. Toe cottage is fitted up with all the
modern improvements for cooking. bountliul
supply OF water IL accessible IN the kitchen. For
neat comfortable, unpretending home, there Is not
finer in all the choice Of selection to be had here.
General Porter's wife ana are now visit to
Luzerne, near Lake George, New York, but Will be
here as soon IS the Generals cottage Is completed
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTEA,

RErORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Virgo Burkcy, Savannah with mdse and pas
sengers, TO Murray. Ferris & Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Sherwood, Wilmington, NC go
hours, WITH naval stores, to Lorisrd
Steamship Fania, Freeman, Philadelphia With ndsc, to
j Lorilard.
tea, to Hathaway. Passed Aner April 49, Cape OF Good
Hope June crossed the Equator June 81 In oa rs
had fine weather; days within 500 ules OF Sandy
Hook, with lisht winds and Gains April S, In Casper
Straits spoke bark Aendac from foochow for New York;
18TH of North Watcher, ship fewkbury from Manila tor do
June OF Cape Acuhas, ship Robinson Crusoe, from CAL
Ship Arundel Castle (Br, Steel, Calcutta March 49, with
mdse, to Sprin9 Co. Passed Cape of Good Hope May
and crossed the Equator June In Ion 81 w. April 10, lat
$50 lon 50 30 +. spoke ship Geer from Bombay for
Bombay 2h, Lat IS s. Ion % ERhip ewksbury
from Manila for New York &C, shps Wesm
and Ardgowan from Bombay for Liverpool; June
lat % " lon 10 E, ship Agra, from Manila for New
York.
ship Charlotte SNGl Gstzen, Bremen, n days, with
Hope bound East same dao &c ship American Congress,
Bark anderer (Nor wofsen, London 4s days, coe-
fec and order; vessel TO Funch Edye Co. Had
variable weather up 10 the Banks since and W6W
winds; was 2S days west Of the Banks
Brig La Madre iltai, Esparo. Grgenti 30 days. with sui
phur, order Passed. Gibraltar May ~; had variable
Brig Maud tBr), O'pren, Guantanamo, 10 days, with
sugar. 10 Cranca Co. July 10, lat 10 40 Ion f5 spose
whaling schooner Thrver tof boston) crsng with 100 bbs
Big Anaie seymour tB, Cooper, Bermuda days. with
Irs Geo oichrs, (o s, aeorge Mel Gchris, Gace Bay
CB, IL days With coal TO Geo Brewer; vessel W Loud
60,
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THE YOUNG IDEA.


Closing Exercises of Grammur school No. Is.
The closing exercises of the male department of
Grammar School No. 10, Nathan p Beers, principal,
with efficient corps Of teachers, held yester-
day morning at halfpast nine. There were present
OF the local board Trustees Edward Miehny, Joseph
Wayler A. c. Anderson. Richard J. OSulllvan, N. D..
and Inspector Woods, of the Fourth School district,
comprising the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards.
The We're of very interesting character,
especially the singing by The scholars. which was
well done. Miss Bertha frbourg presided ut the
piano, assisted by Miss Emma J. FaT. who sung
several pieces which were well received by the large
assemblage present. One hundred aid seventy-fiy
certificates were distributed To those wEO had been
puncuai in their attendance dnT1ng the past
months. Addresses were delivered by ucrvey G.
Calkln Representative In Congress from the Eley.
Eleventh ward who takes deep interes, in the rising
generation, and who also presents large number
OF books TO the boys; A. Z. Anderson, Richard J.
O'Sullivan. NJ. d., aud James Little, old
resident Of the ward. The certificates were
distributed by Trustees Edward Mienling aud
Joseph Wayer About $50 children were present,
and 1t was q pleasing spectacle to witness. This
school is considered one OF the best in the
city. The female deparinenE Is under the
supervision OF Miss Urana Downs, lady OF great eY
perience, ana VINO was teacher OF several OF the
school officers. The primary department Is under
the charge OF Mrs. Sarah A. jarvis, than whom no
more experienced teacher can be found in the city,
In consequence OF the population Ing 1t seems
tbat the parties having the same In charge should
awe this ward more accommodation rs all the
schools cannot assem- their Children In tie morning.
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phis; Is.h Admiral s.seImsn, wsshington; lnb. u
aosaEs' MuL. jay g. fx-Atved sshr x.rx,s ru
e. lBrl Miller Alexandra for Boston, Carroll anhinssn,
as xS~xrrivsd. sehrs Grand I.Iaad, HcIn.ire. SYGk
f'f yss Ts.. hp .ssr H.~
SEW SEW oHIExrs ,sArive s.rt. H.,eyo w@..
BoraesuI; Countess OF Pile. Kerr Liverpool
os..D pAss July G csasa S ss Sr
xsss Yssas, s,nsSSli Hilton. Ani"srp @
NORFOLK. July ls--Arrived, schr Eva HosmsA C1svr.
NEwBuKyroRr. July 20 Arrived. scar Ioeh's Hasfen.
NEW BEDFORD. Jolly si-csarsa bark raiie. Absrne-
sailed-schn xoncn Kech, and Empue, Matthew'S.
wi.an wrILADREIrhIA &DssI July Arrived brig. aa.sr sn
F.mer smSSs E.s.hsas; hary 4 h.nnos, Parker; s.
a vsas Sas ESslsl s;s cSs:
ssaS adanss s4o
nfF FFosfH1Sp. 9ii, July Anved. .se.u.ntp rruneon..
Clesred-sch Idaho. Davis. Fors.s City. D.v. xsw
sa. Per
RCaNOSD. July acArrved, schr Annie BOrland. voOr-
'IssI sahsdN Cd Nschr sc Johnson Ma-ss Boston;
kooxS July S.sss shs' rs ynio a. r0IsTs
yacht sunny Side from 90 l5h Jusilna, xennsoI EYt
ig sasssy Gsy wsaren ssSoo sa aodxdcn
York Gregory. rhondike do; isth Gen hari0n Titus
.h .S Convoy French asraa Hs ,s and
Pierce, and Ieontins Pratt do Corvo. Pickering, do Red
ington Gregory do; Commsrcc TREY do lS,h srlgs
EIweil and Ida Hndson, Greeley, hYork lsh whcm No
Candage; Juno, MetcaiT and Richmond, 0nptiiL dc
SAVANNAH, July l5-Arrived. bark Empress (Br. Pays
ley, Newport, p.
Sailed Barks Amel. lBr,. Berry. Liverpool; Atlanta
Kicker, Matanzas, with inward caa.o.
Isth-Ccared, scbr Juiia Ganmage, Pitcher. Boston.
2lst-Arrvcd, scbr L G WishsYt, Georgetown.
Cleared-Stearnstip 9en Barnes, kYork bark Burke,
Liyerpool brig john Bach Daren to toad for New Bed
ford.
gadArrived steamship Cleopatra. Nyor schr John,
Cleared--Schr Benz Garsides Nsw Haven.
hALEM, July 20Arrtved, scnr Pathway Haley, Eliza
bethpor
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS AT OUR WATER
ING PLACES.
LONG BHANCH.

LONG BHANCH.
President Grant Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Fred. L. Dent
Mr. Dent Miss Maggie Dent, Miss Nellie Grant, U.
$. Grant, Jr Jessie r. Grant. James Fisk, Jr., Jay
Gould, DR.. Cuyler Mr. aud Miss Rittenhouse. DR..
Andrews, j. II. Bancroft, Or. warner, Miss Stocks
England Lorenzo and Miss Hyatt, Charles 7. Flagg.
f. b. Mott Jr., T. l.. underhil Or. Square, A. Brad
ford, ST. Louis; ]. B. Scotchier. San Francisco: A.
7. Glass aud Miss Helen Glass; Philadelphia; $. ID.
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Nichol, X. l.. ana Miss
Annie i.ellerts, Mrs. James Frazer, J. d. lrwin
Toronto; Miss Minnie Parsons, New Jersey; Philip
Youllan, Maryland; Mr.. and Mrs. William Sweet
Philadelphia.
The following distinguished Phladephans are
stopping at this place.
William L. Hirat, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Amos A.
Jones, David W. sellers. H. Wallace, James Freese
Mrs. Cobb, Moncure Robinson, DR.. Page, DR.. George
us Phouas 'Sn e. noea 's William o's RcSardson. hard Mrs
Ann Ill., L. l.. Eisner, william Ralston, Joseph
Rosenbaun, Mrs George J. Richardson, L:F. N.
Jacob g.. Neahe, Mrs: MeC2eedy, J. B. Mcoreery
Henry G. Lea, J. J; Levy, E., 9. pSIl,s Knisht
William A. HibDard, J. r. Hufa, George +. Gordon
Mrs j, Grier George Fryer, John Flood, John Davis
G. ". +. Calvert, II. G; Clay, nr. George Bailey s.
From Baltimore there are Robert W. Dryden, No.
8 Washington street, William Leach. - Wilson.
From ChcagO-M. Trainor.
From New York there are william Jonas, Robert
Mckinley, Mrs. j. A. Phillips, Waiertown. N. II;
William l. vanderyoorn j. Il: Morrence and wile;
wife, Peter Connoly.
ALEXANDER RAY. ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
Mayor George w. Flowers and lady. OF Water
town, N Y; w. Jerome Green and lady. Charles
Mason and lady, Hamilton, N. T.; II. @. Ringgold
town. n. Y; J. H. coldridge, New York city;
II. q. cleveland, $. i. BALDWIN. Syracuse
n. Y. James Hunter, Boston, Mass: G. $. GOODWIN,
New York; Hon: washbun Bushnell and lady,
Illinois; Allen Z. Beach and lady Miss H. Spencer,
Van X. Richmond Lyons, WatertOwn, N. y: f. 8.
Massey, lady and father, Brooklyn, n. Y; Otis W.
Booth and lady, Silas Herring, New York; w. e.
Halstead wife and son, Scranton Pa; George Reid,
Frank MallOck, ". VI. Richards, steam yacht Ida,
Brockville, Ont.
NEWPORT.
Miss Anna Dickinson, August Belmont, Paran
Stevens, Mrs. James Fisk, Jr.; Mrs. COiord Jones,
Mr.. s. F. Cushing, +. A. Lane, Il. d. Morgan, A. 8.
HaJch, l.. r. Morton g. H. RUSSELL Miss Kate Field
Rev. Dr. Thaycr, Rev DR.. Mercer Rev. J. i. Whlte
Montreal.
SARATOGA.
Dr. II. T. Helmbold, Mr.. Babo0ck. General Buford,
Kentucky; Rufus u. Andrews, Robert Travers, Geo.
Leland Canal Commissioner Chapman, W. W.
Wright, Charles O'C0nor
NASTAsKET BEACH.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
NAvESlSK HIGHLANDS.
Hon. John O'Loghlen and lady, New forx.
BlLI.ERlCA, MASS.
Mile. Guiseppina Moriacchi.
DEAL N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lord Mrs. Myron simpson
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Steamship Cambria (Br, Carnochan, GlasgowHendeson
Bros.
Steamship George, Tucker, Cedar Keys-A II Cunning.
Steamship Go.
Ship Tyro Baker, Antwerp--Bovd Hincken
ship Edith, Bairnsen, Havre-Chas Carow.
Ship Valley Forge, Carney. Panams Borand, Dearborn
Co.
Bark Howard (Brl Shaw, Rotterdam Hincken.
Bark q Roosevelt Hartman, Havana--Jas E Ward 4
Co.
Brig Warren, Hartman vacncia-J Ward 4 Co.
Brig Il Pickering, Torrcy, Elizabehpor-S Merchant
b Co.
schr Drake, jones' Havre--van Brunt SIaght
Schr Mary Langaon, Bennett, Provincetown-B Brown
Co.
Sohr wa.chful Reynolds, Prov,denoe-H W jackson x
Co.
Schr Kate Gordon, Smedley, Norwich--M Briggs Co.
steamer Sarah. Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer Cornstock, Drake, Philadelphia
Steamer A sinners, Leuny. philadelphia.
Steamer Massey, Smith, PhIladei iphia
The New York herald., 1870-07-23


Lausr Newton Gray, Jacksonville days, with Ium
schr Moses B Bramhai, Stout, Savannah days, with
sssI Matilda Brooks. y9An.op osorgs:owp
sshr Lizzie Watson Watson, Calais days, with lumber
Passed Through He'll Gate.
Brig Julia Blake, Blake Windsor Ns, IL days, for New
Brig A6ssiasr tsr, Edsrsin, aocksud NIB 10 days for
New iork With stone to bertram Bros vessei to De
Brig P Brown, Gardner, Newport for New York. with
Blue Bisd B Linlcy. s. John, NIB. for New York,
schr Mabel Iial Bartets, Eastpor for New York, with
sssS Sooiin saco for New York, with shook, to
sshr Julia T,ce, Bncsapor for Nsw York, with lumber
schr Matthew's, Booker, Bangor for New York, with
rsadsion Bangor for New YORK; with
ssSr S.ssi.n seSei. Bangor for New York, with Ium
Monro.e Taylor Bangor for New York, with lumber
scar xSSis Ins: Slss White. Bsls.s. for Kondout
schr Golden Eagle, Howes, Boston for New York, with
sshr Griffin Could Gloucester for New York. with
ssn Kks.s aney ,ss. Cape Ann FOR New yors
ssSs Isssf, ss..si fsSySsnss % sew s ssrt. ''
schr Pennsylvania, Ewing, New London Elizabeth
schr Morning Star, Lynch Hartford Tor Trenton.
Schr Wave, Hubbard, Middle;own FOR Trenton
S Sehr . Lyman; Young, New hsren for New YORK
SsM nyss new F oss York
schr Dennsop Allen, New Haven Albany
Scbr Guide, Lantair, Bridgeport for Troy.
schr Anna ID Price. Hawkins, 0reenport for New York.
Scar Celeste Smith, Northport for Rondou-
schr q rarr Cromwell, fort &orris for Georgetown,
sehr : K,ssam, Days Port Washington Tor New York
schr woodnnll Davis Port Jefferson for New York
BOUND gAsr
Brr l. II Cole, Jones. New York for Portland.
scbr Huner, Crane, Washington for Boston.
schr Reading Iairoad 40 s5, Roden, Phiiadephia
Sehr " McDeviu Mullen, Philadelphia for Bridgeport
Sohr surf, Abbott, trenton for Hartford.
schr Foam, foman. Trenton for Hartford
Schr NJ Brainard, Mccarthy. Ambov for Middletown.
schr NJ Hamilton, Greene, souih Amboy FOR New Ia
schr ] Ross, Hall, Port johnson for Taunton.
kchr Mora, Rowley, Elizabethport for Boston
schr henrstis, kelsey, Elizabehpor; for New Haven
Schr w Wlis, Kelsey, Elzabetnport for New kaven.
SchL Young, Barrett, Elizabehport for Providence
schr Faconer, WILSON, Enzabethpor for Providence.
schr Rockingham, Dickinson, Eizabetbuort for Bangor
Schr Taber bowman, Ezabethport FOR New Bedford.
schr North Pacific Eaton, Ezabethpo for Providence.
schr freestone, Pelton, Rondout for Norwich
schr smith bowman Rondont for New Bedford
Schr Old Zack, Beebe Rondont for Providence.
schr Henry Clay, 60, 90 Rondou. Tor New Haven.
Schr ID Foster Sheffield, Rondout for Pawtucke.
Schr T. Treat Nickcrson, Rondout for Boston.
schr + Everman, Loyd, aondout TOR Boston.
schr Fannie Hazard, May. Rondout for Chatham.
sehr John Croekford Davis. Neaburg FOR Providence
schr Diadem, Chase, Newburg for Norwich.
schr A Andrews, Gillian, Hoboken for Richmond.
schr Ellen Barnes Trsinor. Hoboken for Warren.
sshr Josephine, M' fiobosen tor Newport.
Schr Jymes Nelson, Maco,nber, Hoboken for Taunton.
schr stephen Waterman, Chase, New York tor New Bed
schr Angeline, Hail. New York for Lynn
schr Trade Nind, lngrabaIn, New York for Lyna
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FATAL LAMP eyploSIgR.

Yesterday morning Ann Richardson, an Irish
woman, twenty-three years OF age, died in the
Centre street hospital from the effects Of extensive
burns. Deceased was servant in the employ Of
John Rouse, Janilor OF premises SO Pine street, aud
Thursday evening she was dlling Kerosene oil
lamp and struck match by which TO see what
she was doing The match being lighted an
explosion Instantly followed, setting the clothes OF
the poor girl on fire and fatally burning her nearly
over the entire surface Of her body The oil when
exploded purchased at grocery store In
Trinity place, near Cedar street.
The quality OF the oil IL under investigation be.
fore Fire Marshal McSpedon.
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sU,picI0y Cf pClS0N NG.

Dr. Hart, OF No. li2 East Thirty fourth street, one
of the visiting physicians OF the New York Eastern
Dspensary, yesterday sent o note to Dr. Norris, Of
the Board OF Health In which he stated that he had
reason 10 suspect that David Colsh, Of No. 577
Grand street, had been fatally poisoned by an app
cation to the face. made by some person unknown,
for the cure OF cancer. DR.. Morris referred the
case 10 Coroner Schirmer, and TO-DAY an investiga
ton Will be made. DR.. CushInan viii make post
mortem examination on the body which Will salts
factorliy determine the Of death. 1t Is stated
that DR.. A. B. Mott operated ON the patient some
four months ago for cancer.
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A. Hickok entered b. m. western

FUSt Hedt-Western Glri had the best or the
start, Idol second aud J. j. Bradley third. Getting
TO the upper turn Idol and Western Girl broke up,
but did Lot lose much ground by their accidents AT
the quarter pole western Girl led neck, In forty
seconds, Bradley second, two lengths in front OF
IDOL Bradley tnel went to tue front, but the others
were so close that he had very little the best Of 1t
down the backsreGch. AT the hal mile pole Bradley
was neck III front OF IDOL who was about the
same distance ahead OF Western Girl. Time, 1:13D.
Ioo then put on burst Of speed and went to the
'front.', leading Bradley length and haf around
the lower tuln 10 tie tnreequarter pole, which
passed ID 1854. Western Girl was two lengths behind
at this point. Now the rally for the race began In
earnest. Bradley shut up the daylight rs he entered
the homestrech and with his heal on Id OILS wheel
fought the battle nODy to the stand but was beaten
hal length. Western Girl broke upon the nome
strelcb ana was beaten three or four lengths Tine
OF the hea, 2:3IH.
second Heat--Idol now had the call in the betting,
Bradley being second choice. The start was capital
one, as the horses went away with their heads
together. Before getting to the upper turn, west.
crn Girl broke up and fell OF four lengths ldol
took the lead around the turn and went TO the
quarter pole IN thIrty-eight and hall seconds one
length ahcad Of Bradley. who was FOUR lengths III
front OF western Girl. Going down the bacKstretch
Bradley worked up to the 'front.' and was ha ieDgtn
ahead or Idol at the haf-me pole, in l:ld. Going
around the lower turn Bradley was clear OF ido ana
at the three-quarler pole led two lengths, Idol
five Icng BIS ahead Of western Gri. Time,
l6li8. Idol now began to quit, and Bradley
Keeping up his steady pace came INTO the home
stretch i've lengths ~ front ober The latter was now
jai lag OF Yery badly and Western 1lTl came w aud
The New York herald., 1870-07-23
SUICIDE IN H01vgEa.

Yesterday afternoon strange man was found
dead on the grass In the Elysian Fields he was
about fifty years Of age, 1--WE feet SIX inches high
had q grsylsh beard on his chin, wore boots dark
clothes, q stlaw hat and was o. respectable appear
ance In his pocket apackage OF arsenic was found,
which leads to the behei tuab he poisoned bims III
The body viii remain at Coroner Cranes olDce until
M0lqay, whcn an ipgVess wiu b. bed,