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HEGUxNaT SPRtNGs.} Z,
P0YuATAN CouSTY. VA. JUNG /. ls72 {

HEGCEN0T SPRtNGSs} Z
PowHATAN COUNTY, VA, June ], ls72.
THIS CELEBRATED WATERING-4
IL PLAt'E win be opened for the Recommendations
Of visitors on the 18th Instant. a}e ssl EEs2-
Mr.. y. NJ GRAVES, formerly OF Ferris Hotel.
late of the Hot Springs win have charge OF tc h0fe.
The Efbicwiif be abuudsntly sfppiied with al the
delieacies the market Gun afford. The Bar with
choice wines and liquors. s,.1 ~ :. 5 f.t., .
TERMS: gas per month. 81: per week. 81 per day.
COMFORTABLE COACHES win meet the 2:a5
train frGIu Richmepd daily at GGalfeid statloh.
Richmond and Danyille railroad. Tickets to go and
return. Sl.JJ.
je tim s y. b. FERGESOk, PROPRIETOR
MOUNTAIN-TOP HOUSE.-This vel:
w known and celebrated SUMMER RESORT,
on tho IiMe Ridge. one mile from the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, Is now open for visitors. Tho
climate and scenery not sIulllct In the State.
Tho rooms, table, and other accommodations, are all
that can he desired. go ,.--sf'tsfs lstf's
Board, per month. .......-..-..............S35
Board, per week ......-............... 4:
Snard, uer day Observation-Disclosures.
Hacks will be found ut Aft0n to convey persons tn
IT, lin u. NJ. IEFTWICIf. Manager
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uUPER1oR TOILET POWDER, by the
- },,p,pqs nse9 "a TUSoTH-PoWDER, by the ounce
mr. lar BOUQUET COLOGNE, very tine, 1875 per
otfir siarpe & Poilme's Solid a1d Flaid Extracts
S''' y : Pyi.K MiLIsEG's apoihecasy store,.
;. 5si.Sm 90. = NTusr Fifth aud AssIhalt
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SO 600 FEET SEASONED & sYCA-
=. aa.oeO feet SEASONED INCH SYCAMORE,
= ) so,9ae feet SEASONED { and iSSH solhh
IDAHDS,
1865 feet SEASONED II MAPLE,
z aont,o feet * ID. 2. q, and INCH CHERRY.
iV,eoa fest WHITE HfCkO5sY9-fs, "a, nnd .
Also. lurrss ssors OF DOORS, WINDOWS, and
'Bf.iSijs For sals ut the lowest prjcca
- s. TRUMAN H. PARKER ~ Goa 81 Z
Lumbar Dealers. Fiji and 4anal stfeets,
! sap ls-2Ins ssl Il hlenIaonN, ". 8
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Or BONES CHOICE TORY
,Ac CHEESE.
SO hogshcas Porto Rico SUGARS.
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Graduated
SUGARS.
100 barrels 4. Z. AMI extra C SUGARS.
100 barrels Canton & Bartnl's SfRUP, r
50 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP. ..
70 puncheoIis prime MOLASSES,
80 ln,gshcais Clear Rib BACON SIDES.
80 lngsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
10 ticrccs G.. CassStrd & Sons LARD,
50 pals choice family LARD,
l0l fr,:cs RIO COFFEE.
50 bags LAauAGRA COFFEE,
800 barrels ful-size North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS.
100 barrels fnIl-size North Carolina GROSS HER
RINGS,
loo IaIr-barrris family ROE IIERI;INGS,
ION iIrreIy EXTRA FLOUR. r..- ....s.
Iga barrels SUIEHFTNE FLOUR,
100 barrels FINE FLOUR.
Good stock pf LIQUORS. MI grades,
In store and for sale luy HARVEY 4 JONES,
my 81 Thirfctiilh ami Cary streets. .
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

- BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Is, 1872,
situated ut the eastern lra5c Ut the Warm Springs
mountain, ten miles FROM atillborugh depot, Chcs-
apcakc aud ohio railroad. the min stage r,s,,
ie.idins tn Warm. Hot, and Healing Springs. Tin
location Is spentiid both In point of climate and
scenery, the atmosphere Is pure and eNhiiafafns,
the mountain scenery diversified aud picturesque.
The iiue alum aud clIalyln tonic waters are un-
surpassed 1.f.
cures. &C., address
JOSEPH BAXTER. Proprietor
jc 3-lm Bath Alum Springs.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June Sd. 1;

Editor Dispatch: The following officers
were recently elected tor this city esd in
>tanD:
For Mayor.-J. IL. Barlow. Jr.
For COuncilnGn.--Dr. Robert nj. Garrett,
Z. II. Lively, Robert L. Cole, Z. r. Powell,
:. Tucker, W. X. &. Douglass. S. II. Bow
man, DR.. J.. Henley. DR.. Charles Coleman,
Sydney Smith, j. c. Tilford, j. Ashpy.
THE LLOYD POISONING CAsR.-Leesburg.
Va, Nav 50, 1ST2.-Prof.SSor Tunry and
DR.. Tiffany arrived here last night with the
analysis of the stomach Of little Annie Lloyd.
Traces of arsenic were found in her stomach,
and about n half of II grain in the liver. This
would indicate au original dose quite sufli-
ricnt TO produce death. They talk about
disintcring Mr.. Lloyd's body, but that must
certainly be too much dccomposcd to admit
of IN analysis.
Mrs. Lloyd is in Jail, and will no doubt be
indicted for murder at june court (the 10th
proximo). A special grand jury of ten Jun
der the new law of 1872, page ~ has been
summoned to consider this and other cases.
Mrs. Lloyd has q good many friends in
this community, who visit her and give her
sewing to do. She seems TO DC cheerful
and not at I'LL apprchcnSivc about her tria
which presume will not be had until tho
Circuit Court, which sits the third Monday
in October next Correspondence Frede-
ytckSbur9 Herald.
A ELoopy TRAGEDY-Two MEN HACK EACH
OruER TO DEATn.--Lcesbury, w., june l,
lS72.--A desperate atlr;ly occurred yesterday
evening between two of our best citizens
zone of them very wealthy on Heaters Island,
in the Potomac river, just below the Point of
Rocks. Maryland.
II seems that Mr.. Richard Heater and his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Apple, were in their corn
field, and got into IL quarrel, ana finally a
Iirht. whcrcilpon they each used their knives
lrccly-Ilcatcr killing Apple, and Apple
wo,nding Heater mortaly. The latter is
now unconscious, and the doctor pronounccS
him bcyOnd the hope of recovery. They,
were both terribly hacked to pieces The
parties were alone, SO that any evidence, il,
percllanrc, it shall bc required, must be Cir
cllnlstlntial.- correspondent tTede17cSs-
burg Herald.
SALES or WnEAT.--Last fall, before the
wheat had been fairly seeded. Mr.. IL. w.
Ferncyhou-h, of this county, sold the crop
in expectancy to j. Il. Fickten a. Sou for
SLID Isr bushc. Last week Myers d Brttille
bought the growing crop of Dir. y. b Gray,
estimated ut about 1000 bushels, for Sl.io,
TO be delivered rs soon us the wbtsacSsas ma
condition to be threshcd. The finest spcci-
men of the season was exhibited TO us tile
other day by Mr.. w. f. Bradley, who has
about twenty,oic acres. The heads are larger
and fuller than any VIC hive seen for years.
The WELD, it is estimated. will reach $50
bushels. We, hear that lie has refused an
offer Of $500 for it.-Freder,cksburg Herald.
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p,sscngrr train leaves Richmond OH Tuesdays,
aud Saturdays, al. 3 P.M. CONNECTING
with the splendid steamer ST ATE OF, VIRGINIA,
t.nntaIm l.. W. FREEMAN, for the a!0ye-Iancd
,,ois touching ut lie river landings, and arriving
I'm Baltimore on the following morning IN Time to
connect viii, trains north and wt't. s-4,.,
To all points 100 !. s,u,,
West Point at A. NJ. ,.
street ON Mondays, Wednesdays, AMI FrftLiys- AZ
=. NJ arriving IN Richmond nj, IL O'Clock The fol.
lowing morning. giving passengers three hours aIld
thirty minutes to transact tlness and dine BEFORE
the leaving of tile trains south 80
Freight train, with passenger ear attachc1; leiSss
yues,iays Thursday =, and sltrtsays al clock a;
M.. for through freiSiis to all points NORM nna
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, anI friaays'
for local freight between Richmond ana Eoll''
at 6A.r NJ. 81 ste,.r . -, 80. ,.,,,,, o,,
Freight received daily, carefully lnudlel. anu
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of iadiig gwen
to all points. ~
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RICHMOND. ,EREDERICKsEuRG ASDl
I,nnnM q. RnIr.rl Mnv L. IsIo Z

MAIL TRAINS RUN THROUGH, TO
IVA QUANTICo IN LIEU OF AQuIx GREEN.
; In few days tho schedule Will schaaged For
Uf' DAY Mali. Leaves Ryr.i-strcet station, LEO
UI NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strrct Etaticn,
FL n lsSsSR!s %p S'HsSS leaves sta,
ton, Y. 81. excerpt ON snndayaJ 4 -. = 's'sF
DOWN pay MAIL. arrives slBsr'i-street sta
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byri-stTect sta
ton, s A. Nj. (except on Moiaays.l ~ W.. DO
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN; arrives mt
Brosd-Streci station, s37 a. M Except on sun
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runsto Milford only.
road vii, IN SInS w., y NJ ssa e ee
With the p:l7 +. train ut Relay House, On tile Balti
more 'and Ohio, ralrsui. BY the . Pm. they whi
same roai-the former bcihs the quicker line for
points west. q 81 lsslt ds-i( snfi.ltS myJ
CHESAPEAKE AND ONTO RAIL
" R0AD.-tn an.t after May 9TH PASSESGE :
TRAINS will leave l;ichinond Sundays execpte)
$40 4. M.-MAIL TRAM FOR the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting ut Goromsville with the Orange,
Alexandria aud MaiIassas train Tor Washington Rpd
sS ss r mi lflcs"C n .api TAfN for Cor
at r. Al. nils train connects at or,lolsyic with
Tie night trains on the urIn,c, Alexandria lnn Mn-
| nassas railroad,for LYNCIfBuRG and WASHING
Through trkets, at low rates, sold to all points
| Northwest and Southwest ~. Fa.-,,s,..t,; ,,.5s
| St,rrayc tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
hnstnrlarh Antwerp, Hamburg. lla're, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Colcnihg,n, :rn t'othepurg, tn NIL POINTS
on thls road can 10 bought III the Geqeral Ticket
Agent nj Richmond, he or'cfe't through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the Com
piiys Offices. .a ~,
a. u. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. NETIlERLASD, General Ticket Agent
npl7
RICHMOND AMI. PErEIsBuRG RAILROAD Coal
RiciIMosD, VA, June 3, 1879.
lNN AND AFTER, SUNDAY, MARCH
" slst, the TRAINS OH this road viii run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Rclnond y,. $40 A.
NJ. aud 1;so NJ and leave Petersburg at y A. d.
FREit;IiT TRAINS, with a passenger clnch al.
laclled lclys Rlchnoud Ut "a. ~. and z. III, and
s e r:' s g. M # 4 w hot 'iss Gave Rrnmoud
or sundays, and the 100 I: al. All TRAIN and
I.Tis 4. N. FIEIGiT TRAIN will not leave Peten-
burg on Sundays"
farr for single tickets. 1913 IS
Fare for return lickctr. ......:....... go
Communication tickets can h. lad ut the Following
rates: .' "
Flfty-trlp tickets for. ........"..".stoe 90
One-hil'red lrlp Tickets ,;; or, III; CO. 90 90
DAILY TEAM. and those from. Norfolk wiii con-
meet ut Petersburg wiz, Tue, Il La A. NJ; TEAM.
pscngsrs from Clover iill Miii take a ahs r s9 a:
aud returning, leave RiClimond On the same dnysat
r The MAIL TRAINS win stop ouly at Chester And
Ime a. Al. TRAtNiwiIl connect at Petersburg
with tile Atlantic, Mississippi aud OHIO railroad for
ly TUmIMA M irahAeE mgEEriNe-cAR win
bc attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through to Wilmington. !, u.arv
NH 30 Ticket and Freight Agent.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
H RAILR0sAD. f's.
ia 2 81 s
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LUMBER DEALERS.

~ 80,
cPUDS, SPARS, AND LARGE BEAMS
y OF LONG LENtiTiS.-I hare on hand min
Der OF long LOGS. mp % sixty-six feet In length, nj
for eults syars &c. Also, large aillount of 49,
5 ,JOlST, FLOORING, St'ANYLING, 80
LATiS PALISGS, FENCING, 81 ss.t Ii
GARDEN RAILS, BOARi,:
yos,-nfien iyyr la6 a. W. e. MAYO.
. my aim nayos lsi2ha sa1-.s.l,
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From HchDI0nd fo Baltimore. ...S4 20
From Iiisi,nIUnd 10 l,rla:ialpha... O.
From Richmond to Scw York 10 90
From HiclInod 10 s;ostoB, aH rail-. .s....t7 Is
From Richmond u Harton yi1 Inc 10
WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Superintendent
street, Baltimore. ~ eSts 81. -s,s.
III TAYLoH, General Ticket and Rreisiit Agent
Richmond. = II. n III 1850.
N. II. IIorCIIKIss, Travelling Agent mil
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MRS. JOHN Y. e.. .BLEECKER's
IN EPFNtyH and ENGLISH HOME SCHOOL.
for YoiJSG LADIES and CHILDREN, removed
10 q west atrset ness Eii n aEsnns,
and lss sJtarge 81 flle higher English bsallelsT
: Ii i.ilA k.9:' - - - =
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rE'IIE HOE SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
,rr now omen lo visitors. Its waters ccrbrafed
for the cure 0l rheumatism. Govt Paralysis, Tor
por of Liver. Chronic Dinrrost or Iysentcry, Dis
Eases of the Uterus, Affections OF the Skin, especially
Of Syphiliuc origin, and numerous Chronic Dlsesc
THE BATHS
vary I'm temperature from 80 degrees To ITO degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety oi chrome
hath They are. moreover, found To prepare inc sys-
tenn for the beneficial action Of waters found ut The
various other Mineral Springs. .
MUD ESTfiS have been constructed similar w
those that are largely used nj the most celebrated
snis I'm Germany, and which give sufferers tile bciie,
Mt of the very valuable remedial agents contained
in the mineral miri
. These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions 10
both the invalid and plcasuIc-scrher Tile equip
ment and management are equal to those OF nrsl-
class city hotels. Every modern Improvement has
Professor !. l.. CABELL, NJ. d.. of the UniSer'
sitv of Virginia. Resident Physician. aa
For pun lcls and circulars address
S. G. TARDY SEQ, =.
~f Richmond, Va; Or /
-. j. A. AUGUST, Z.
Manager Hot Springs, iiatli county, Va
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runst tn NJ iltordo only.
Travellers bound west ria Ialilinnre and Ohio rail.
road will y taking the l2:?U r. NJ. mail hence cOIeu
With the a:l7 +. NJ. trnln at Relay House, On tile Ba
more 'aud Ohio, rsrtsh. by the . ~. III, dfeywh
connect with the s:?d \. NJ. al Relay House OH ile
same roHi-the former being the quicker line for
points west. H. issls asr}i s,',I SIS my ID
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

American Girl would come home O winner, and this
unexpected event really happened one grand, uni
yersal shout went up from a thousand throats.
L0vell could hardly contain himself and the quar-
ter stretch assemDlage wanted to carry Benny
Mace or the track on their shoulders. One over
Joyed individual on the blum, with hat In hand,
cried out,
'Three cheers for American Grill and they were
given with mighty will by all around him.
Hardly had the echoes died away when others
caught the spirit OF the occasion, and cheer after
cheer ratified along the blur and stand like grape
shot against an irOn-olad turret.
Here eliminated the disaster to the Maids
friends and hackers. She had injured herself In the
last heat SO 1t was said, and the Judges consented
to her withdrawal. There was still hope for Lucy,
however; but when the Girl went In for the third
heat, and trotting with all her old gameness and
puck, there was not even peg on which the friends
OF the former could hang q shred OF hope.
Away she sailed and came home gallant victor.
Now the crowd renewed their hearty cheers and
have ever been before.
'Oh amt glad American Girl has won"
"Dear me. amt that Splendid cried the ladies',
but rouRher expressions came from pale faced men
who had wagered their money on sure thing,
such as
"How are you, Kalamazoo ~
"How are you, Mystic Park, and your fastest time
on record YU
'Thls win stop hippodroming" And thus they
gave vent to their disappointment, referring
TO the scenes and Juror connected with some OF
Goldsmith Maids performances far from home. 1t
was bitter pill for those who chung to the idea that
she never could be beaten, the memory Of which
they Will not easily forget.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
A WALLETS VENTURE.

How a Titled Lady Was Robbed Of tho
Contents OF Her "strong Box "-Tho
Netherlands Versus tho United statcs-
over $4,000 stolen-Brcnnan's Oh1cers
Recover Every Cent.
For some time there has lived in apparently quiet
retirement on the Marion Flats, In Utrecht, N j.,
Mrs. Westrenau, q lady from the Kingdom OF the
Netherlands, who has had In her employ as
confidential valet Frederic Euer, gentle
man about fOrty-ave years age. 1t came to
the knowledge OF the valet it is alleged,
that Mrs. westrenau had in her 'strong box'
bonds OF various governments representing in the
aggregate $4,000. This property was stolen
from her custody, and she naturally conferred with
the consul Of her country before taking any
action looking to the recovery Of 1t. There
being no extradtion law between the Neither
lands and this country, no report of the rob-
berry was made at Police Headquarters. Mrs. w.,
however, suspected her valet, and put certain ma
chinery at work to entrap him. The result OF her
labors was that civil suit was entered against
one Of the suspected parties in one Of the civil
courts OF the city, and In due course OF time the
papers In the case reached ed, the hands Of Deputy
passed between Sheriff Brennan's Office and
the Consul for the Netherlands and Baron
Netherlands. These resulted in the securing
OF al order OF arrest by Ex-Governor Solomon
from Judge Smith, In chambers, for all the parties
supposed to be implicated in the robbery. Mr..
Jarvis and his special deputies, Messrs. Keyes and
Curry, on the arrival Of the steamship City OF
Brooklyn on her last trip arrested the valet Eler,
Mr.. Ryndbont, safe manufacturer re-
siding near the residence Of the lady who
had been robbed, son Of Ryndbout,
and one Van Wyngaard, on the charge of rob-
berry. Jarvis and his officers took their prisoners
to u house in Hudson street where RyndbOut had
formerly resided, and succeeded in recovering oil
the property, including several thousand dollars
worth OF stolen diamonds. The prisoners were
then taken before the Consul, who received
their sworn dispositions. From these it
appears that Eiler, the valet. became
aware of the depository OF the lady's
valuables, and formed conspiracy with the other
prisoners to rob her. Ryndbout, who is a safe
maker, was called into the compact, with view OF
burglarlzing the lady's strong box; but not being
an expert, he failed and the box was forced open.
The entire property stolen was recovered through
the instrumentaity OF the active Jarvis and
his ads and the only regret Is that the absence OF
an extraditlon treaty between the United States
and the Netherlands enabled the thieves to escape
upon bail bond. The Sherlr's officers have in this
matter certainly shown that they can do little
detective business'' without sharing with either
complainant or Offenders
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
JOHANN STRAUSS.
The Proposed ball Will Not Take Place
Letter from the Distinguishcd Austrian

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
respectfully solicit space to correct a msstate-
ment which appeared in your columns of yesterday,
and elsewhere. The assertion that ball Is to he
given in my honor on Friday evening, to which
President Grant and other distinguished guests
have been invited, is entirely groundess. The only
public restlvities which shall participate In, while
remaining In New York this week, are the two
orchestral concerts which shall conduct at the
Academy OF Music on Wednesday and Friday even
ings 1he unwarrantable use OF my name for the
purpose of misleading the public Is for me novel
experience, but am assured that such expcdents
are not uncommonly resorted to, here, by un-
scrupuous spectators, in which case presume,
the press and public will appreciate the Joke, II
such It be, more readily than I am able to do.
Regrettng the necessity Of Offering this explanation
/ am, Sir, with respect, yours &C.,
JOHANN STRAUSS.
NEW YORK July O. 1872
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CARLsTADT, N. j., BURNING.
A Watch Factory In F1ames-Fears That
the Entire Town Would Be Destroyed.

Intelligence was received in the city last evening
that a disastrous fire had broken out In the watch
factory Of Fortenbach Co., in Carlstadt, N. J and
that nearly one hundred hands would be thrown
out of employment in the event OF the fac
tory being entirely destroyed. Ii is SAID
that the names extended to other buildings
and obtained such disastrous headway that
dispatches were sent to Passaic for them TO
send over the village fire department with all
haste These dispatches said that one.thiru OF
Carlstadt was in fames.r This Is hoped 10 be an
eXaggcration incident to the great excitement;
but that the fire has been very destructive is be-
yond question. The alarm bells were sounded in
Passaic but IL was some time before the depart
ment could be got in readiness to send over.
New YORK. ana the public will look anxtously for
In tor intelligence.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

had burst her hind quarter She was distressed
badly at the finish OF the previous heat, and would
have been beaten had her quarters not bursted
This quarter crack was on the inside OF
the near hind foot. American Girl got away
first, Henry second, Lucy close up Going
around the turn the Girl led half length
Henry second, half length ahead OF Lucy. Henry
then broke up and Lucy took second place. At the
quarter pole, which was passed in thirty-fve sec
onds, American Girl led two lengths, Lucy second
one length In advance Of Henry. There was no
change OF pace along the lower turn but the horses
drew little closer together As they passed
the nalfmile pole American Girl was leading
one length, Lucy second, with Henry Mt her wheel.
Time, :10ls Ascending the hill on the back stretch
Lucy began to fall on, and Henry passed her before
she reached the three-quarter pole at which point
American Girl who was then In hand, was leading
OF Lucy. American Girl then trotted along steadily
until within fifty yards of the goal, when she
broke up; but she soon recovered and went In u
winner by three lengths, Henry second, half q
length ahead of Lucy. Time of the heat, 2:24.
The following is
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, July 9.-Purse $4,000, mile
heats, best three In five, In harness. 81 $50 to first,
800 to second $500 to third and $500 to fourth
horse.
B. Mace entered b. m. American Girl MILL l
- a. HicKOk entered b. m. Lucy ...........2 3
j. Murphy entered b. q. Henry 2
D. Doble entered b. III. Goldsmith Maid .... 3dr.
TIME
Quarter. Hatc Mile.
rISb % l:06 2:2l
second neat.... HH lO7l1 2:19x
TnrO neat. 80 1:10L 2:24
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MIDNIGHT sTABBINe APFRAY IN YORKv1LLB.

Henry Walsh, OF Seventy-foarth street, near
Third avenue, was arraigned at the Yorkvllle
Police Court yesterday, charged with cutting with
a knife in the cheek an acquaintance named Daniel
McGrath. The latter said that he was on his way
home acting in no way disorderly and insulting
no one when Welsh stabbed him. Yet he was
willing to forgive him and wished TO withdraw tho
Complaint Alderman Plunkitt told him TO go
home and If he were OF the same mind this after
noon 10 come TO Court and the case might be dis
posed Of to his satisfaction Welsh denied tho
charge aud said he was In bed at the time.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

QUAxERTowN Pa, July 0, 1872.
terrific explosion took place this morning. The
receiver IN the engine house Of the North Penn
syvania Iron Company's furnace exploded, killing
John Billy, James stone and John Farley. The en-,
gineer (Wiliam Nelson) was terribly injured, ana
several persons were severely hurt. The explosion
was caused by the great quantity OF gas IN the re-
ceiyer taking fire.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
Later.

PATERSON, N. j., July o. 1872.
The nrc at Carlstadt has been greatly exag,
gerated. Only three dwellings were burned on the
hill. The fire was stopped by the Passac engine.
The watch case factory was saved, notwthstand-
ing there was great excitement among the families
OF the employees, who rushed out, In expectation OF
their furniture being doomed.
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
BANK CLERK ON TRIAL

BosroS, Mass, July Q, 1872
The case of wiSdam II. wadlcIgh, charged with
embezzng $4,000 from ths Merchants Bank,
while discount clcrs was called up In the District
Court today, and by consent OF counsel was post
poned one week The defendants bail, In the
mean time IL increased from $4,000 TO $4,000
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
A FATAL EXPLOSION IN QUAKERTowN.

NEW YORK. July 0, 1872.