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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.
AQUATIC.
coyuopopE lsHBURY's NEW YACHT FAILURE
Tur CAMBRIA TO RE SUBSTITUTED IN THE


COMMODORE hsHBURY's NEW YACHT FAILURE
--ruF CAMBRIA TO RE SUBSTITUTED IN THE
race FOR THE QUEENS CUP
Uoynov. Aug. Accommodate Ashbury's new
, Iivopi, not having answered the expectations Of
-, uor In the contests In which che has been engaged
viii remain n home instead Of going TO the United States
~ compete for the Queens Cup won by the America
with thc vessels Of The NcwYork Yacht squadron Tue
Chria il 10 be rehttcd and viii take the place Of tho
Liy0nia. 49, -,-,,.-
The omen regatta OF the Atlantic Yacht lab
.. creennort on Saturday, highly satisfactory. The
wind was fresh and from west by north. The start was
admrable-no fouls and no mishaps The following were
the entries:
scnooyrns- Three entered and started IGi5'
Rear Commodore MOnsrl 81 GrcenpoTt; Agnes, y mar
Vev Atlantic Yacht Club; Hector Ashley Co. oi Green
psfoops-Class six entered and four started Peer
loss Commodore Maxwell Whtcwing, w. II II. Glover
Of sonthod; Thomas g. Hunt, George Tnth OF Green
port RGnnie Holman, Horton fothran d Co. OF south
S,oond ClassFonrtecn entered ara started Peer
legs Hawkins Brothers Linda George l.. Post OF Green
YER Of soufGod; Agnes b. G. Carter OF Shelter Island
Nahina, d. g. Floyd Of Greenpoint Nena, T. Power.
Club Daphne, G. NJ Wood aud f. Roddy OF Atlantic
Yacht Club Nancy Atlantic Yacht Club, ,. NJ simpson,
VJTL;rS CiGss"Tcn Yachts entered and seven started.
Anna W A. Cummings, Atlantic Yacht Club; Recreation,
A W. Knapp or GrCcnlOlli Nihhhrr NoHh''tp''
P,et Atlantic Yacht Cub Shadow, Dr. Sission NtWo-
ford; Niazeppa Ncw-Bcdiordi Ida, W. h. Greenoai AZ.
autic Yacht Club Viking, l. J.. WctmoIc, Atlantic yacht
Club.
The schooncrs started at 'C2O tho frit,lase soops
at l0l the second AZ lCf30 and tie tLIG class at
10:sO3O All classes started finely the slo0rs II N all az
even in time as possible. II was beautiful sight as he
fleet stood down the bay follOwe by dozen or NOR"
outside yachts, including the ldler The WIND was 700
ght for the Greenp0t slOop3 The course was TO the
boat on Crow Island Shoa GaldlnoTs Bay thence
60 boatOR Orient PoinpIIOJse thence TO the hoinebot
distance a miles. the vessels rounded the hrt DOaI "s
follows: -
Schoons Lots Aeres Hector Gr,:1s sleeps r flonf' g.
Hunt Annie oan secold cias- Prcs- onch A"nf~
ptqhue Qu Nancy MARY T., hcna Riclmgnd LINDA N"
third Recreation Nmbls. shallow is M1eppa wang
The time ranged from o'clock, that OF the Hfstcdss
eloop Peerless 10 1885, that OF the Viking. The only acc
dent In the occurred to the Mary r., she having
had her tOpmast carried away though she yet maze cA
ceeut tiuc. The wind frcshcned slightly artcI p M
The feet rounded the second boat ia the following
order:
Sc oou Arues Heeori fr,t % Noops Pe'e T. C. Hlrt
White Wing Ottoman; second Glars Peerless Onon Agnes b.pt'e
Oh Money Mar F. Richmond ada, Hahta he'a hi ci'
Recreation. Nilogs Shadow, htlcrps Ida and Esu.
The time L,ingoG from 1890 that Of thC nrsJct@-
less to g:lls that Of the Hector ana Viking. The Ltt
passcd the home boat a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
REPORT OF THE BROOKLYN INSPECTOR.
Thomas f. Powers, the Brooklyn Boiler In

spcctOr, submitted yesterday 70 INC Police CommlssUh-
ers his report for the quarter ending July 81 as foows
Steam boilers examined, 35s; steam boilers tested, 2Z2
steam boilers defective, H. steam gauges detective So
eafetyvalNes defective, TO- gaugecocks detective 5t
cpky Joints defective steam boilers condemned and
removed stOp-yaves between safety valves ana boiler
found in dangerous condition and ordered removed z
engineers examined and granted certificates, 1917 refused
foI inability certificates revoked by the Department
for negligence and intoxication, g.
The Inspector states that, in connection with the As
sistant Inspectors he has made thorough examination
Of the condition Of the steam boilers used in the
city and every instance where defects have been de-
tected immediate repairs have been ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
MAYOR HALL DECLINES 10 REVIEW TIE ITAI
IAN PROCESSION

Inc Committee of Arrangements for the
oi itahan unity August 25 has received the
following letter from Mayor Hall:
MY DEAR SIR have especial reason arising out Of
anu connected with the recent Official action took re-
spccuhs tuect PROFESSIONS which obrcs me 10 decline
your invitation II were at liberty fn tt them, Won
occan W. any 1,er gentleman would, appreciate aud
refusal IL not unkindy di-cspectiIv intcndrd In
deed y !, quite possible that, except In military matters
nav IeeI cseu upoh W 00ns.lently deeIimn. md al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

Some short-sigh.cd relatives OF Sir Walter
Scott were foolish enough to take ocnsc at an aIlusi,n
To their great kinsnaus lack of gcu;y and 20 settle
the matter 'he Kew MI "Ioig writes "Fuat his CSco's
gtand'ath1r atci farm under dstan, relative - ra
certain as that s father lived anu died writer 10 The
SphL H. Scotland, II hundred or lno.u ycaIs
age tbr CADETS ca g'"d idit ~not uncqucntiy became
cuNaors on the estates q! their elder bfoihers or ar
CONNECTIONS rather than cmigrdtc seek ser.lco nud,r
the Last India -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

The Mansfield Club of MiddletCwn, Conn,
arrived sunday from short tour through the western
part of the State aud met the Atlantcs Of Brooklyn yes
terday Oh the Capitoline Grounds playng with them
close and exciting game. The - 20 J. in favor
OF the champions Of Connecticut a the beginning OF the
ninth inning by heavy batting, with home by
Kenny the Ataltics added four 10 their score, wb.le
their opponents only made Two. The following Is tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Gilsey House-SenatOr John r. Stockton and
family Of Now-Jcrsey. - FgU-Apenue HOtet-.Iudge
George Comstock Of Syracuse the Hon. d. c. Little
ioIn al U..GU CXGov. Goodwin 81 Arizona, Dr. u. r.
Colcman OF Richmond and j. A. Campbell OF Baltimore.
- SivJtegdHt House Capt. Mcrryman Of the U. 3.
p.y,uIp Marine. $3.50 s. JGtiCs WOillThp Rev. J. y.
Norton Of Lexington. KY ana A. Pollock Recorder ~
Washington - NEG YORK H0ict-IAc Rev. DR.. Black
,cGn,I III Philadp lphia. EUstcU IoUsf-Commodore
EcyGold-. U. $. ~, and Josiah Caldwell of Boston.
r nal d, Htra UDt.C N. Royce, L. =. Z, Prague;
Gen u.,r O. CYdl.ost0u,S land Col c. l.. Alexander
Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
THE BOILER Examined BY EXPERTS.

A party of engineer experts, headed by Su-
perv InpecOrGeneral Joseph Belknap and Inspec
tor Addison Low, visiting steamboats, yesterday
and called at the North River Iron Works TO examine
pieces the WestGeds boiler which had been cut out
and brought there for the inspection Of the Committee
appointed by Mr. Low and also TO that the tests to
bc made had been properly arranged The tests were
first finding the greatest tensile strain that the iron
would bear and second the working OF the safetyvalve
OF the boat, ana alss Of the Government locked fey
valve. Shortly after Gen. Belknap left, Mr. Lows
perts Andrew Fletcher, Charles Copeland, and W. W.
Vanderbilt, arrived and went first TO the wreck OF the
they applied the proper tests to the spring
gauge trying at prcssurcs varying from 10 pounds
ana hndlng n 10 DC substantially correct Returning
70 The works they found number OF engineers includ
M Erastus w. Smith and Capt Amin Smith the latter
WclknOWn steamboat owner Of this port Pieces Of
the boiler about one foot In length and three inches wide
had been prepared 10y simply boring hole in each end
and then cutting them away in the center down 10 the
bell nattencd out One-fourth 81 an inch thick The pieces
were cut from the plate which ruptured. One end
oil the prepared Ilccefby OF hole in IT,
wac made iast u beam IN the floor, and through the
hole ID me other cnd was placed hook passing down
from beam stcely9rd. Weights were then put on the
steeyard, aud the stood The strain OF II 90 pounds
Tie ext tct of tLC working Of the of
weighed 10 20 pounds. When the gauge on the boiler in
dictt tina pressure 81 steam f. lifted and blew off II
also III " If Il 2 Z. ads TIC weight wac then placed
OF tie lever az tic r,u who're found after the disaster
which MS ~ a1oa; 2!s pounds, and 10 again blew
OnI IL ma Dc sitsa however thai at the time Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

This expert claims that these points Of iron would be
curved bnted had the sheet been ripped" instead
Of Icing simply pulled apart by pressure exerted in
dIoot hne. The discovery fit be verified will proba-
lily give direction 10 the investigation of the In
specto. One witness last week, advanced the theory
OF unequal expansion as the of the explosion
Ironouncng however that the water at the bottom OF
she boiler the hOtter THIS completes the round Of
contradictions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

Tie Lois ard Peerless we've long way ahead IN thfr
respective classes The contest hctwceB the Orion and
Peerless of the second-class sloops was particularly
sharp the latter losing her advantage by mis- ac.ia
ton IN lacking the Lome-bcat. She aitcrwdId entered
protest the ground that the Orion being on the poFt
tack should have given way but the judges oVeTiGIed
it, holding that at the moment OF her tacng there was
such rick OF collision AS Rule contoullH's Both
prycs and 10y allowance fell 10 the same hoaf IN
an classes, Lois the scboouers, peerless III the
fstcass sloops, Orion IN the second class ana Anna al
the third class. 40 - ,
The Judges were Edward Arnold Of the Atlantic Yacht
Club Wells Phillips and II. A. Reeves OF GIeehpOTt.
Tie tecf sailed 40 1880 q. Yesterday Tor Son4ucOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
,xroeon e sten of the valve twisted, and worked
Nv. ~ &c. Iocn tened and works readily.

stem
hard Int baa since been Strengthened, aud WORKS ready
IL has been thought by many that ad worked MARI lOr
lone time and II this the fact II - matter or con
ioctuTe as to how much steam was carried lot ~ j. hoe
certain That II was blowing OF at the time OF the acc
dent and IL IL probable that evidence WIZ oe 30
before the Coroner to show that IL was not blowing on
althourh the Government safety-yalye, lockcu az
ponds was blowing of. This experiment showen, now
ever flat this valve which both seltactihg anu
acting under the control Of the engineer, was "egLtu
at four and a half pounds more pressure uah .e iu
specors certificate allowed. and that II was TWO anu
half pounds than the Government Siety-'"'o M"
locked at. -. t,.,o.
Tao pieces Of boiler taken for about eight or zen ens
each side of the laps the under side longliuu,at ~
were found be only 1872 inch IN thickness any w or
plOiun would have come inevitably IN lew uSs, vi
weeks at the outside This extreme thlnhess Whs I &C.
sut of u steady wearing away by the acton OF lh' W.T.
and the foundation 1t laid through inc ''ie4'
ness of the wOrkmen who chipcaulbcd tue boiler on W
inside process OF closing seams now only I'SoIte ~
manufacturers of inferior boilers II u iar 10 stC ~
this part Of the boiler In position fnhuer to tu
ing where the Inspector could not nave seen I'tn II
he had entered the boiler thing they rarely d0 pu
the boiler stood legs there Is no reason WY ne sno"
not have sounded IL from the outside, underneath -
The theory Yesterday preached 10y the ensic WI,
that the back end OF the boiler blew out rs ana thaI
was not properly stayed there OF, II u ~a inc Stays
were not properly fastened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

SIGNAL DEFEAT OF THE ATHLETICS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.--Ab0ut 5000 people
witnessed splendid game, to-day, between the Red
Stockings of Boston and tie Athletics. Nj HOmcsior
was umpire. The Athletics made poor show. Tie Red
Stocking went 10 the bat, and made me display
OF batting fielding. The resulted as follows:
c,1a Ist ID 80: o., 5ia. Gb IN 9Th eh Tc-s.
~ L,.. ~. 49,. . : . 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
LACROSSE.

The match game Of Lacrosse played yes
tcrday On the Union Grounds, Brooklyn, T. D. between
the Toronto Twelve aud picked twelve FROM the knCk-
erboccr and Nduhatt Clubs resulted IA victory Ter
the former IN q Miuutcg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

An expert, who has been summoned to appear before
the Board states that upon minute examination OF the
edges Of the along the line OF the alleged old rup
ture" he has found that points of the metal stand
out like needles convincing him that the boiler shell
mus, have been transversely ruptured by pressure
aganst its opposite endsa pressure created by the ex
Iansou of the ues while the bottom Of the shell was
slightly shorer than the top, being contracted by the
comparatively cool resting upon it, as indicated in
lie following drawing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
THE NEW DISINFECTANT
BROMO CHLORALUM.

NON-POISONOUS, ODORLESS,
POWERFUL DEoDORIzER AND DISTYFECrANT
ENTIRELY HARMLESS AND SAFE.
ARRESTS AND PREVENTS PUTBEFACTIOE AND CoSTAGIoH
Private Dwellings, Hotels Restaurants Public schools Hos
p,sls Asyums pensses Ja Prison. Poor Houses,
Ships Steamboats, and Tenement Houses Markets Closets
UrIas Sinks, Sewers, Cesspools Sc.
specific all contagious pesera diseases Cholera Tphod
Fever Ship Fever Smallpox Scarlet Fever Measles, dis AMI
mails, &C. Prepared only By
TILDEN &c Co, I7G WILLIAAST, N
Sod by sn Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
ANOTHER sTREETCAR ASSAULT.

JOHN D0nneIly, age II, living in MOtt-st. near
sprihgSt'' While riding Thrdave. car last evening
was pushed of the platform by Christopher Ralph OF No.
SS' sxtr-t at sixtyourth-st, and severely injured
about the head Donnelly was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital, and Ralph was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
lAuhounoeneuts.I
BURNETT'S COOLING EXTRACTS are the best.

BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES' cor.
tast aud lluomsye PoghkeeIie y Location tyiied
tolds aMp, and retired, well furnished and veuuta u'u
rooms viii bot md cod ahos and ueuon
thorough Lecturers Rev 4 BEEcuER Rev A. j. UTsoS CHALEs
AYLkif LID aud ohtts. limited number pupils Address
B. Johnson Principal and IroprtoT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
,,,.,s with thanks for the intended compliment review
49, 49, civil nrocesslons while am Mayor

General Mutual Benevolent Society viii not
- T., no deIaOnfratiOn, itg bylaws prohibit Hs
,oicrs irom engaging Ia religious or political ceieofa-
tom. ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
HOME NEWS.
LIE WHITTIER

NEv.Yoss Hour Tier. B1r HflL Gout tho. 9sr. W1t
AM II - 3UD hW Aa& IS 90 GD t.sE
- ~ 31l1 ~. 10 J.l3 F.H.F
81 3GITS II 10 J0I4 Ssh
REaApRa-Aug. T. is7O-TheTmOmeter at 7 a. H., 7Io
2 % M eto; II p. M, 7y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW-,TrECEY.

JERSEY CITY.-ihe Chief CT Police has pro-
limited the members Of the force from entering liquor
saloons as customers, while wearing any part OF then
urIlorm....A convention OF Delegates nom Roman
Catholic Temperance Societies IL the State was held on
Sunday and general officers elected TIE Courts M
posed -G N ines yesterday, for drunkenness on sun
SO each, Yesterday for taxing eaItle lOIl the -
master. Catharluc Rowe was arrested last h4tLI IVI
stealing 500 worth oIJeweiry.
NUwAkK.-RiCLard GlchIiet was sentenced Nesterl''y
10 one y,aV tho state Prison Tor 9il. assault
aI9 ett5{ hGTsEa y hGa' Bn f d al the
HOsuita last week. lie was a graduate OF tIAut't Ia
BycSs!3u Esyy-YaTd join Pei and John Williams
have been committed 70 the County Jal 4.r laiIAe y,
men publishes a card denying that the orange
men wiz parade. Deaths last week. 90. WsII@hV
q Rroadet. broker, for horsewhpping two boys Inc
FIRST National Bank Is about 10 erect large OuIHhs
"a her n sidtnrc No 10 Wests, yesterday on ohaige
OF adultery she has been the victim Of John i H. Pat
ter.ou OF Philadelphia, vino married her SIX months ago.
former We LIie Se nr2a, Of his second wife He
Had FED tans With him $50 o, her earnings and their
marriage certificate John DcShan wac arrested dst
ros Malo2av of Ne. II RlvcTst Frederick Krus-
ncr whe climbing out OF the window OF the Cincinnati
AIrcss which d0ls not eauy passengers 10 this CITY, e
h. veou two cars ANA narrowly escaped being crushed
10 death.
UoEoKrv.-The collector Of Revenuc reports receipts
ss7 II from street assessments, arrears OF taxes &C.
du.ing July Rosa Cur,ic was committee yesterday Tor
stealing goods IoA Va.lnans Hole Robert McLoron
ia for insulting ladies' on the Barclay-s;. ieryboat
James Hagen was hold IN bail yesterday fCr assautLs
Cdcer wight with brick. Geo Dc3C.Le was seized
with IN cpl gtiC t yesterday and lo 10 tie pavement.
sus tanning probably, fatal injuries
WEST HoRoKEE.-A warrant has been issued for the
arrest OF John Murphy charged with an atyoclous
sau!t upon Mis-. Mary LAZY who has Deem III several
weeks from the effects Of injuries sustained.
DECKERIowS,-- new Midland Railroad bridge over
tha PapaKating has been completed 40 cost OF S2tO
The Midland Road is graded to Franklin.
pATERqON-MCssrs Hanil and Booth have presented
l4 Ii
pltg with $500 each.
PAssAIC-J II. Simmons and Officer Cadmus rescued a
bow who was drowning ia the HackeLsaCk RiycI sun
day.
LLI2AFErH.-Henry Graham, age Sc, drowned
n0ag MJrs, mill on Sunday.
MIBULN.-Wal,eg Hastings was drowned in the mill
pond Saturday night.
FAsr ORAYGE.--A:red Kay, age CO. was found dead in
his bed on Sunday.
yERSoN-A new NJ. Z. church VIII be erected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

Go 20 b. :. SQUIRE, 1Oi Fulton-st, up stars,
' N'i'l rN, l,cai SHE vari be sells direct ITO" VIZ
iron s'i", tsi Lans Therefore ,ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

DtA&oND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new ana Deau-
ni1 s's.ts rlbe Nsic. ca"c JrN,iy shi Nhef"He a.
hs'"s- 10 ful,ol... NcAlJ... iiaaoId,s specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

beware OF c0unterictS IN purchasing HAL
w tTA"r HtLItN Ham BsSEvRR. The genuine ha, liN.'
sNn' c, bong, With likeness Of Dr. HALL upou "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

chm. j., "a. e. IN. 5,I. G.h. IN Sob. sl Totals.
Hn' asa.'tf.......s 3 60 Z IS
Ran es.aes anc 3; Nar,t,a FI,t euo,sllan
tic lO Msnsej j Umleh fugLou Il 'tc Mutual Cub Tine
fc.rfe l,rrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

S"n "ot"n orics. and harmless Ted With snut u.os's -
E's hah offensive oto~ Prepared only b. IiiptN Co. P'
"'hAnst hOd by AT nug aats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

Any lady may have a beautiful complexion
1gu ' An a. urg iiAG,Ns MoSoLA BALM II cas aaoI H 49,
i"p Nc ah,s, ETC. end readers a, The eayy al her eA ''
go l' ior % bal. with llo, tKLEHArkD .ih'hN'
causes ne ha 10 lr,ycAts om falling cut "a uTnias L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08

The exhibition game in Chicago yesterday
between the Forest City Of Rockford and t,e Wnlte
Stockings vac won Ivy the losmer by store oi ~ 10 T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-08
NEW-YCRK CITY.

Muse in Tompkins-square at 81 p. m.
The first bale of hops OF this years growth
reached hls city yesterday from schoharie NY.
The Board of Aldermen provided yesterday,
for LAYING the Be gian pavement in several streets
A performance will be given in Harlem Mu-
sic Hall tomorrow evening, in aid OF the victims Of
WesfNol disaster TcEets may be procured at No 1876
Third-avc
The first ear load of goods shipped through
NcwYogk without apprasement was sent forward, veg
terday by the Merchants Dispatch transportation Com
pany for San Francisco.
The Board of Supervisors received accounts
Yesterday for refreshments furnished 10 the military dur
ing the riot, follows 7th Regiment 1923 Io i'n' SS'0;
Sitn, $50; l0tD SC5s 90; Battery c.
The Rev. David Mitchell Of the Canal-st.
presbytcrian Church. Las been requested by his cone
,tior p.bIish his sermon on the WcsG u Gsastcr,
preached la,t Sunday, and reported hiehy ia lie
TRIBUNE.
The report that the NewYoIk caisson OF the
Fast River Bridge would be sunk yesterday was ~
fo-,J,d Wor,mcr arc widening The pier 70 receive
more room tcI the nncry bu. the cdssCb VIII o' nc
IT, Iy.ton earlier Than OotoEcI
BROOKLYN
Residents Of the Nineteenth Ward sent TO
the Bomd of Aldermen, yesterday, Tcm'n'tranee
against ne establishment OF al oHd doc" al ne loot Of
DBIa.oL.s.yc.
LONG ISLAND.
LUNG I-LhHD vi - ''' w
Everett Of Astoria was drowned Sunday evening "AAe
rolling n from the pier into the water. Two mel wLo
wee I.I.Da Iy refused to render assistance.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
CATsKIIL.-The Catsllll House, the Baptist
Church aud Clark's blacksmith shop and dwelling were
lilrued Yesterday The losses rs follows: Cattkl
Tousc aud stables. sI5CG0-M~uTCd Tor $500; Baptist
Church, SlJWQ-iuSurCd Tor $500; IIdIks hA'p duu
dwelling, S3OGG-insured for 500.
IoUCuKEE FsIE.-Alouzo German OF Cod Spfmg' COM
II ftcd suicide, on sunday, by hanging Inmtt- IL Il
ma, l.lpit', .hup. lie ont Of work. anu ha9 stp-
az. tel from lis wife, who resides on Staten Island
MI yEENoN.-J. II. Zabriskie has been appointed
Village Trustee il the place of Nj LasterbFCoh' t7E|e'
WHITE PrAINs.-The Society Tor the prevention OF
cruelty 10 animals has appointed DAVID b. stevens
age County.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

HENRY r. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH.

cannot be surpassed Face Wash and will he founs
the only specific remedy In every species OF tuuucuu
Affection, llspeediy cmdcatcs pimpes spots, scorbu
tic Dryness lmlufatlons of the Culnne0uS Membrane.
etc dirpes Rcdnesz and lnCpicn inflammation, lliyUu
Rash. Moth Patches, Dryness Of Soap skin, frost
bites, and all purposcr for which sayes Ointmcnts
used restores the skin state Of purity and
ness aud insures continued healthy action o the It's
OF is vessels ON which depends the agreeable clear
aud vlyacy OF compile NiOn much sought aud adj
mired But however valuable remedy for rxhsting
defects OF the skin, H. r. llelnbold Hose WHsh has
long sustained s principal claim 10 unht unded patron
age by possessing qualities which render II Toilet Ap-
endage Of the suporafvc and congcnia character
combining In elegant formula hos prominent tcluis
ites safety aud eicacythe inyariabc accompanimcntu
Of It's Gse-as preventative and Rcfrcsher of the Com
pexiOn. II Il an Injection for diseases Of the udna
Organs arising habits Of dissipation used In
necOn with the Extract buchu. Sarsaparla, and CaaN
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