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NEW YORK CITY.
Victims Of the Brooklyn whisky
-a .f.t- Riot. ...........

ylCtlmb VI knu BTOOklfu MnIBhY
~ .,t- Riot. ...........
NEW YoRk, July II.
Clinton Gilbert, Gen. Jordan's Assist,
ant Assessor, who was shot by some tin.
known man during the 9th Ward whisky
riot In Brooklyn, Friday morning, died In
the hospital Of tho Navy Yard, yesterday
after two days terrible agony. .a
LARGE BURGLARY ATTEMPTED.
| Three professional burglars having
hired the basement Of house next 10
the U. 3. bonded warehouse OF Herman
]. Meyer In Greenwich street where two
hundred and 6lty thousand dollars worth
OF merchandise stored, was busily en-.
gagged Saturday afternoon cutting through
the walls. Tho porter heard the noise
raised by the operations and gave the
alarm. The burglars fed, but one of
them calling himself VIM. King was
captured after desperate struggle. nj
Cyrille Dion issued a notice In which
no challenges any one In the world to
play him q game Of three ball or French
carom billiards, the amount Of stamps
to be not less than 5000 a side. II Is
thought In billiard circles that an
international contest will be the result
OF his challenge.
The tornado that passed over this city
yesterday afternoon committed great
damage 70 shipping In the harbor.
John Roe was arrested at the instance
Of Joseph Ford, at Astorie, Fulton coun.
ty, Ills, for swindllng the latter 10 the
amount Of $3.50. Ford paid good money
for counterfeit notes and received d box
Of saw dust.
The New York agricultural editorial
excursion party will leave this city to.
morrow morning Tor the Mammoth Cave,
KY, Kansas, Colorado and the Rocky
Mountains. Among the excursionists are
j. g. Kingsbury, editor Of the North.
fce1tern Farmer; Geo, 8. Bower and wife,
Of the Chicago Bureau. t' slA |
The corner stone Of the building Of the
New York Turuvereln Society, % street,
was laid to-day. The building is 90 feet
front and 100 feet deep, and will contain
an assembly room, lecture room, schools,
gymnasium, etc. a. u
Heath & Raphael fled a bill In equity
to-day in the Clerks Office Of the United
States Circuit Court enjolning the Eric
Railroad Company and the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company from making any
further Increase In the registry Of the
stock Of the Erie Railroad Company.
Tie New York schutzeniest corps, i'm.
der the command Of Capt Gardes, are
holding the fourteenth annual festival To.
day, and will contend during the next
three days for prizes worth one thousand
dollars. Delegates from other cities will
participate. ...l l....-s :,
Cornelius v. s. Roosenth, ono of the
beet known old Marshals Of this city, died
at his Summer residence, Oyster Bay
Long Island, thismornlng, ai(er an illness
Of two days, ..-
A large party Of roughs IN the Fourth
Ward, Brooklyn, hung an efflgy on Ham.
iltOn avenue this morning, bearing a breast
plate labelled, "John 7. Hoffman, Gov. Of
New York, died July 18th, 1871"
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Fire at Sioux City.

Sioux CRY, July II.
A FIRE broke out on Pearl street in this
city, at . o'clock this morning, aud TO.
tally destroyed II wooden buildings.
The following arc the most important
losses: Andrews Bros, grocery store,
S50O0--lnSured' $1,000; o. O. Mohl &
Co., leather store, 81 4,0OO-insured $1,000;
Eagle Hotel, building, furniture, and
property Of boarderS, $4,000 insured
$1,000; r. G. Runyan, feed store, 81 800
INSURED s9OOi Falkenhelmer, hardware,
$9,500--fully Insured. Three saloons,
two butcher shops, and a few other
buildings were burned, with but little In.
Surance. Three dwelling houses on
Sixth street were also destroyed; loss
about $3,000-no insurance. The fire
originated In an empty store building,
which must have been set on fire, Total
loss $4,000. iltLH. ,s8se I,
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storm IN Huron 90. 0.

OlNClNNAIli JuIy IL
A special to the Gazette says the most
destructive storm ever seen In Huron
county visited that locality yesterday. 1t
made It's first appearance in Dutch
settlement three miles southwest Of
Notwalk, prostrating crops, trees, and
fences; passed into Greenfield, Fairfield
township, destroyed brick school
house, unroofed a number oflarm houses,
prostrated fruit and shade trees, and
damaged barns and outhouses, A brick
residence ot Harlan Simmons, one Of tho
best in the county, was unrooied, and the
gable ends dashed into the building
amid the furniture and other effects Of
the household. Thirteen persons were
in the house al the time; fortunately all
were in the first story, and escaped In:
Jury. The upper story Of Simmons
barn was completely carried away, and
the debris scattered In all directions. The
loss to the county Is estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. 80 far as heard,
no lives were lost. . .
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OMAHA.
OMAHA. Nra..Lnly

OMAHA, NEB,, Julyl7
Professor Hayden and party, of the
United States Geological and Topographl.
cal Survey, have completed the survey Of
the route from Ogden, Utah, to Virginia
City, Montana, and proceeded ria Fort
Ellls.to the headwaters Of the Yellow
Stone. II Is claimed that tho Omaha &
Southwestern Railroad Company have
made arrangements with the Rock Island
& Pacific Company, whereby the bridge
across the Platte river will be built at
once and the road completed 10 Nebraska
City to meet the road from the south and
west, giving that company connection
with Lincoln and Southwestern Nebraska
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ST.IOUIS9.
DrOwned.-Ifot Weather.

ST. Louis, July II.
Two boys, named Fred. Martin and
VIM. Roberts, were drowned In tho river
at East st. Louis, yesterday, while bath
Ing. The bodies were not recovered
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the sea.
son, the mercury ranging from 100 TO 1906
degrees. During the afternoon three fatal
cases Of sun stroke occurred. One oil them
was Thomas TideVile, 0 railroad contraC-
tor, from Hannibal, Missouri. "
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Tornado at vIneland, N. j.

A fearful tornado. accompanied by
thunder, lightning and n heavy rain,
struck this town last evening. The loss
10 property ofall kinds was very severe,
and tho roofs OF houses, trees and fences
were destroyed. The most severe losses
are the destruction Of The Episcopal
Church, two railway depots and two
dwelling houses. The loss Of the church
Is especially felt. In ope Of the houses
destroyed six men were gathered, when
thereof was taken OF and the walls fell
In, wounding some but none dangerously.
No loss of life Is reported. Tie tornado
seems to have been entirely local, the
country within quarter OF mile Of town
escaping from the effects,
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storm IN KENTUCKY. III IL.

n. n LOUISVILLE, July n.
The storm last night did great damage
on the line Of the louisville & Nashville
Railroad, In the vicinity of Mumfordsville,
KY, prostratlng crops, destroying fences,
&c. A freight train near MnmlOrdsvilIe
was blown from the switch on to the main
track, causing n collision with the passen.
ger train, In which several freight cars
were smashed up and the passenger loco.
motive thrown from the track and badly
injured, but nobody hurt. il l. F
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Murder in Delaware.
WILMINGTON DEL, July 4

M. ~ WlbhlNdIUNi DELI July IL
In Robertson county, this morning,
Loury and Hisbard two negro outlaws,
waylaid and killed Dave Murdoch, q
prominent citizen, and Hugh Meclee, his
mother, and youth only thirteen years
old, They also wounded Archibald
McCollum. These parties we're riding
along the public road In a buggy and were
fired on from thick piece of woods. A
stale Of terror exists among the women
and children in Robertson county. The
sheriff has possee Of 100 men in the
Held but their efforts thus far to capture
the outlaws have been utterly ftuItless
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Fire In Boston.

fra aym5ai BosToN, Jnly II.
Alchement house on the corner Of First
street and Dorchester avenue, South Bos.
ton, owned by John Hennessey and occu.
pied by twelve families, was destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss 100000 no In.
surance. Several adjoining tenement
houses on First and Athen streets and
Green's alley were badly damaged, max.
Ing total loss Of $4,000. Aman named
McGann has been arrested on suspicion Of
raising the fire, I
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Killed By Foul Air.

A1I 20 DUBUQUE, Iowa, July II.
A boy named T. 1schergl, aged 10 years
was killed by foul air, while descending
intoa ciStern for the purpose Of cleaning
II out. Two men sent down to the
rescue were pulled out nearly dead before
the cause ofthe difficulty was discovered
The clstern was but ten feet deep and
was In q brewery. lG aaaa. t.
The up river steamers arc crowded
with harvesters and reapers, and not q
few pleasure seekers from the Southern
cllmes, Tho Alex. Mitchell, up, to-day
had iout hundred passenRers. -L- w
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Crime at New orleans.

-.............. NEW ORLEANS, July ia
Albert Myers was shot dead this morn.
Ing by Michael T. Rodgers--Cause jeal'
ousy. The murderer has been imprisoned.
Francis MoIteath, clerklng in q store OF
81. James Parrish was murdered May
10th, the body thrown in the river, The
store robbed and burned by four negroes
A Jury composed Of six white and SIX
colored to-day, found them guilty Of ar.
son, burglary and murder. The penalty
Il death, iHi nrs rsfr mrnF f
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law ,pI AttOrH0yS.Nt-LAW. ......r.
CBAoRAEr 3 MAcAULET, Monroe Ut, east Of Ath.
W. P, 3 D. I, HUBRARD, ith It., ono door south
OF onrt HOuAq, fHfi .tH' m. .ffI. ...s.
PECK 4 cocnRAN, 4yhlt., 81 door below Quincy.
STANTON B ALLiaOS, eth e. north OF Monroe.
Banks aud Bankers. VIZ.
BANK OF WHEGLMG, No. Main street.
CRY BANK, CFange's Block, Market street.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe street.
AEERclAsra NATioSAL B4HE, corner Aalu and
Monroe streets. '
NATIONAL sAVNGs BANK, No Main street.
PEoPLEH' BANK, Gg Main street .,.-.,1.
nn. Book and Stationery, g.,.4
cAAr8lLL & MoDERAoE, cor Market and Non.
PAUL. BROs. 4 Co., 20 MaFkCtSt Ha'm".W
gg. eg BpSIusm College.
ASGSE SS'E y i!rFfHNs, Horabrook's Dunding,
..'. Book Binders and Blank books.
Mills, FREw ( Co, is Quincy street. .'i
'' ~ Boots and Shoes, CwholesalO.)
o. n. Knox q Co., % Main street. ul Deal.
.ll J..i Boots and Shoes, ROtail.) il .n.
l., V. BLOND, IO7 Main strOct. alIH m.Ts8
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sroSER \ &HANRE, Oi Market street. sill
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a'.t| Clolhlng " uH'. III.
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!. a. tAKlN 4 Co No : Monroe street,
J Nh 1H' 'sTAILSIS n M N 4 v! a. 2S % Monroe stroet
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E.,E wournrs, Monroe st' botwesn II eS1 Main and
Market. Ha' .' aht' lhli IN IlIt1T
'l DrusgIStS, (yholesalolg'y funDI
LAu0mIN, BRos, GO, Main street. q yissI
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JonN RoEAER 4 Co, 81 AMI S3MalI st, 80
GEO. T. TAYLoG 3 CO., Merehants' BioeS' Main
street ,, w ~
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oGLEBAY, SoN 4 Co., d Main street. M W. "
n. REILLY, 50 and 81 Malt street
JOSEPH sPEipEb d Co.. d Min st. cor1Qiaey
II.I.. s.n. GrOcerS, Qletalll faH8 gyod
O II. IIoorH & Co., cor. Monroe a water ala
]. sNfrn, cor. Market and Quincy steets
'''..' Hats and CsoS.i '..iI
HAMPER 4 Buos.. Os Main stree, IyyHi .nE
ag ...aHn-I -I..uv.u..,....T y. tsH
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nert donr n WStrbHmts SstI5rsI IL 'NN''
ISsUnANcs Co. w Monroe SISsat
PsABopY NsURAScs Co, 100 Market street.
WEST "a; lSsTRASoS Co.. south side Monroe
S"NNFi Nf HN"A'' ........
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TENNESSEE.
Discovery Of Cold in doRros County.
tgHt III D NAsHy1L1E. Tenn July n,

Valuable gold mines have been die
covered In Monroe county, Tennessee
and General Vaughan calls for ono hun
dred hands TO work them.
Joseph Page, clerk In the drug store Of
his brother, p. +. Page, committed sui.
clpe last night by taking morphine. "
Several hundred C0lored people from
Atlanta, Ca, arc at present on a visit to
Nashville, they have been received and
treated with marked respect by the col.
ored people Of Nashville. Tomorrow
they have a celebration at the colored
Fair ground anda ball at night. " 4
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NEW YoRE, July II.
Great interest Is felt in the result Of the
Ocean race between the CITY Of Brussels,
the crack ship Of the Inman line, and the
Oceanic Pioneer ship Of the recently @.
tablished White Star line. Both ships
sailed from this port on Saturday, the eih
Inst, at 10 A. NJ, and they arc consequent.
" about due of Queenstown.
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Texas cattle ln Kanuas.

CHICAGO, July H.
The sallna (Kansas) ,AdcocGn Of the
latest date says the entire country east,
west and south Of sallna Is now filled
With Texas cattle. The bottoms are
overhowing with them, and the rivers
are lined with them. Not less than 200,.
600 head are now within the precincts Of
the State, and the arrivals daily are i'm.
mense In number. Prices range as fol-
lows: from S6to IS for yearllngs, $40 to
Sl2 Tor two year oldS, Sl9 TO Sl8 for three
year olds and COWS, and geo to S24 for
beeyes. These prices appear to be well
maintained. lMnHrNHn HLImNI.L Il
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Another Death by Accidental Shoot.
l35Gl9 7lnF'o =,

Areport from Grand Island, Nebraska,
says: A Sad accident occurred on train
to-day between Lone Tree and Grand Is.
land, by one Of the passengers taking out
bis revolver with the intention Of shooting
a dog which was running beside the train.
The pistol accidentally went of and NOR.
tally wounded bis travelling companion,
Mr.. ]. W. Slsson, Of Natchez, Miss. The
unfortunate young man was taken of the
train at this place and expired In about an
hour and a half after the accident occur.
red. The verdict OF the Coroner's Jury
was accidentally killed. The deceased
looks 10 be about 20 or 90 years Of age
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Man Burned TO Death at Newark,
New Jersey.

NEW lOTKi July II.
Yesterday a fire broke out In q house
on the corner Of Camden and Warren
streets, Newark, owned by Patrick ].
Rafferty,. Shortly after midnight, RaiTer-
ty, who lived alone, was seen enter the
house intoxicated by an officer Afterward
the fire broke out II Is supposed the
drunken man accidentally Set tho house
on fire while attempting TO heat up a stove.
After the fire the body was found burned
TO a CTlSD,
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CINUINNATI,
AItempted Jall Escapade.

....-.l-.-.,- CINCINNATI, July II.
The jail delivery here Saturday night
Of eight prisoners escaped through the
door left open for repairs made way to
the elevator which they set in motion
and ascended to the upper part of the
building which one Of the number had
already prepared for their reception.
They were discovered by the jailor only
in tlmo to prevent their tllGht, laHHr7
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THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
i Deed Of Trust executed me by the West
Virginia Mining and Manufacturing Company,
btaring date jane ~, 1851, and now Of record In
this Office Of thA lieCOyder Of Ohio county 10 Deed
Book No. 81 page 49, lwlll Offer al pub lc eilo
70 the highest and bestbiddct, At tho iI0at door
Of the Court House Of said county, on ...
sATuRDAY, July ~, 1871,
at 10 o'clock, a, n +, the following described pro.
perty that ID 10 say. Flity seven acres Oi fand
In Wood county, West Virginia. conveyed TO the
said West Virginia Mining and Manufacturing
Company, by samuel 7. Hildrsth aud wife W
deed dated January ., 1865 ,,apd now VI record Ia
the Recorders ONCE oil said Wood county Ia
Deed Book No. 81. pages ISLAND asa Il iAlaj the
leasehOd estate OF the said party or the fel patt
III nye lots on tbB r. W Petty property at Burn.
ing springs, Wirt county, west yhgllia, Meou
niacturing Company by itate from josephl D.
Ford atu Thomas s Connolly, dated April 3,
1865, aud running Diheteen years from the 5th
day Of March, 1851 also tue ieateho,d estate Of
tho sad West Virghln Mining md Manuidttur
Ing Company In one hundred acres on French
Creek aud three acres on lloEse Neck Run, ali la
Pleasnnts county. West ViIginla. hs con eyed 10
the said West Virginia Mining and MauuiAetdt.
Ing Company by lCaAc from Mabon W. bart
dated December 2l 1895. and by lease from
Thomas , Connolly, Joseph Y. JOncs J0.oph u.
Fold and Joseph Ford, dated December 9i,'n6E
also the leasehul1 CitAte oI the said NtstNtt.
ginla Mining and Manufacturing D0npany 10 q
tract Of tiXtJ hVC acres on Ncwells Run, WAth'
ington county, Ohio, wiih the VI We.l; lanks,
tubing and all tho atpnrtcnRncca thereto btlong.
ing, az conveyed to Il3 ts,d west irgiuia Mih.
Ing aud Manufacturing CumpinY byleafc from
Joseph II. COnnelly, dose, b fOr1 aud Joseph o.
IOnts. dated Jaauay 4, !syJ, A.io he oil relno.
aud vi, Gitnatcd on thusOulh.east corner Lind.
anv and Fllth streets III tho Citv Uf Whsrltt "
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Kansas Railroad Subscription Voted.
ATCHEsoN, July II.

Tho proposition to vote $4,000 in seven
per cent bonds 10 the Atcheson branch Of
the Chicago & Southwestern Railroad
was voted upon to-day and carried by q
majority Of ZOO votes. The road is to be
commenced Immediately and completed
by July 1872, at which time, Il Is stated,
the Atcheson, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail.
road will bo completed
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T1E DRAINAaE on cHIGAdo RIVER,
BOSTON.
Darkls altosethcr too "wllllns"

Darkis altogether too "WiIlIn,." .
,--,5 BosToN, July II.
General Buffers expressed readiness to
accept the nomination for Governor Of
Massachusetts Is not favorably responded
to by the leading Boston papers, The
Adrertiser thinks 1t rather early 10 accept
a nomination 10 be made 80 far ahead,
and intmates that Gov. OlafIn may be
induced to run again. The Journal says
there Is no question but that the Repub-
llcans in convention will actwith proper
discretion, and nominate for all the offices
gentlemen who will strengthen tho party,
and continue its beneficial rule.
Miss Ada McEvoy, Of Lowell, and Miss
Apn Cummings, Of Portsmouth, n fY,,
wero drowned to-day In the Charles
river, by the capslzlng Of boat "a
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIOE or THR CHtRP SIGNAL OPF1cHH,
WAgtttHnTOu n q InIV IL

WAAhiNoTON, ID. u, July IT.
sYNoPsis FoR TWENTY. FOUR HOURS.
No important change Is reported from
the Pacific coast The barometer has
fallen rapidly this afternoon In the OK.
treme northwest; the highest pressure con.
tlnues In the extreme southwest; the low
pressure which existed Sunday evening
north Of Pennsylvania has probably
moved southeast, and the barometer has
fallen decidedly in Georgia. The tempe.
rature is lower In the middle and east At.
lantlc coast. Northwest winds prevail
from Virginia 10 Maine and westward;
northeast winds are reported ii Missouri,
Indiana and Tennessee. Rain and treaten.
ing weather Is reported from northern
Florida and Georgia, and also from Ne.
braska.
.... PROBABILITIES.
The conditions are favorable for local
storms tonight from Missouri to Ten.
nessee. Threatening weather with light
rain will probably extend during the
night over the CarOlinas, with severe
local storms. Pleasant weather will
probably continue from tho lower Lakes
TO the Atlantics The low baromete u on
the extremb notthWestwill probably OK.
tend % Lake Huron bG Tuesday evening
with local storms east Of Lake Michigan.
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TOLEDO
Successful Kerosene Experiments.
"As.5 Drowned. ,1Ha la .

.rTI, TOLEDO, July H.
Mrs. Mattemere was fatally burned,
Saturday evening, while lighting fire
with kerosene. -, fua.''
By the Capsizing ofa yacht during the
storm yesterday afternoon, George sny.
der, a lad OF 10 years OF age, was
drowned. anu 10 usf-..v...,j...vf....
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GERMANY.

asi .rg DREsDES, July IL
The Emperor Of Russia has sent a fat.
terlng telegraph dispatch to the Grown
Prince Of Saxony, comforting on him tho
honorary title Of Field Marshal.
BERLIN, June II.
The North German Gazette sharply re.
proves the Catholic Bishops of Germany
for their inroads on civil power.
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BUFFALO.
BuTPAIo, N. Y. II

BUFFALO, N, Y, n,
Reuben J.. Dolph was sentenced to-day
10 five years imprisonment In State Prison
at Auburne for black mailing physician.
A call Is issued for q meeting OF the
Irish citizens of Buffalo to consider who
Is responsible for tho deaths In New
York on tho 18th Of July,-fb ,ss,- o,rrr
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July II.
The llrst race to-day was hurdle race,
9 miles, 8 hurdles, won by oystenman il
404R, AT the second hurdle Sanford
threw bis rider, and Belmont refused to
leap. Oysterman and TammGny ran the
entire distance, In the second race, 2
year olds, thTce.iourths of q mile, Joe
Daniels won In l;l04; MOllic Mcintyre
second; Edward Thompson, bay fllly,
third. The third race, 2 miles, 8 year
olds, was won by Mary Clark, IN 8.40;
Express second; John Merrimau third,
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Pusilism..C Challenge for Mace.
r..,... New YoRK ,Iulv II.

Jem Mace, the Pugillst, has issued a
card waving the decision of the referee
In his favor in the last match with Co.
burn, and Offering to fight tho latter for
I've or ten thousand dollars a side within
one hundred miles Of New Orleans. In
the event Of Coburn declining he ls willing
to transfer tho challenge 10 0'Baldwin.
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Movements or tho PtesIdsn,.

FoRT HAMILTON, N. Y, July II.
The President and party is on brief
visit to General VodgGs. Tho President
was received with q salute Of 90 guns and
a parade by the troops OF the garrison
He will return to Long Branch this aNer.
noon
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Yesterday afternoon three boys named
Cornelius Ryan, John Salon and David
Gloss, were drowned while bathing In
brick yard pond at Philadelphia.
The house Of Vincent Collyer at
'Darien, Conn, was struck by lightning
Saturday. Mrs. Collyer was slightly
stunned, but suffered no permanent in
Jury