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New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

'i'N bisvOnLiN AAciA Ci'OD i'i@pA+i'
NORWICH July 23.--The feet OF the Brook
lyn Yacht Cub which started their annual cruise
Monday stopped at NewHayen that night, and arrived
at New-London Tuesday. To-day their first regatta
of the season took place Off New-LOndon harbOr, IA
sloops participating. Tho prizes wero offered by Mr.
Dillon Of the club. The from anchorage
in the harbor to and around North Hummock Island,
thence to tho lchtship and to Commodore Yoorhis's
yacht Tidal Wave at the place Of starting
and over the same course second time,
in all % miles, flying start was effected few min
utes before noon. The wind right from the south
west The sOop Commodore the first to pass North
Hummock Island, the Kate next and Tom Thumbs
Maggie Il. third The Kate did not however, compete
for the prize. These three in the order named led the
the cet over tho both times around The
breeze feshened considerably the second round Tle
time allowance VIII probably not prevent the Commo-
doTe taking tbs first prize aud the Maggie b. tho second
The occupied four and half hours. Tomorrow the
feet sail for StOuiugtOn.
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OBITUARY.

j. Wesley Hill, the actor, died at ST. Louis
on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. N. Thayer, the actress, died yester-
day at Atlantic City at advanced age She was ma
i've England AMI To this country via hor hr7t
husband, Palmer Fisher, actor Of moderate mort.
She mado her first appearance ON the American stage at
Lexington KY In 1870 ana after settled In fha.
dephia whore during nearly half century she PLAYED
AL the principal thcaerr nud was regarded Wlh pupu-
lar fyur she married y. IAaycr actor " that clty
Mls. Thaycr appeared principally IA coinody eld 6as
tlo uldC5t gClIess On the ALcfican 4.age,
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AN ISSUE OF BONDS AUTHORIZED.

The Board of Estimate and Apportlonment
met yesterday, In the Controllers office, and re-
oeived from OF Charities and corroe
tion communication giving notice that they nave re-
duced the salaries OF the Warden OF tho qombs from
5000 20 5000 per annum; Pyscien or Iombs, from
a. 19 IA sst and guperntcndcn o Free Labor Bureau
fn g. 500 to 81 300 Mr.. Disbccker supervisor Oh I1e
ON Kec0rd, asked that contingent tnhd OF s4oJ' p
next fnestuN =, c. Co.. ,..t,t...
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FURTHER EVIDENCE OF UDDERzoOK's GUILT.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-A special dispatch
10 The Ereng telegraph dated West Chester July %,
SAVE, Nothing new has been ascerainod In the Goss
aurder case within tho past two days except the find
ing Of the person who shipped the body to Baltimore
which was found the ruins OF tho burned bul'Ufg
UdderZQgks mother spent an hour With her W. this
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
CHOLERA PROSPECTS,.
THE CHOLERA IN INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE, July 23.-Two cholera deaths
reported Carne, ILL.,, today Il Is reported the
disease Is subsding near Princeton, Ind. Az Mount
Vernon the panic over Two deaths were reported TO-
day, but new cases. The stores are opening ana
business is being resumed and more cheerful state OF
affairs prevails
EIGHTEEN DEATHS FROM CHOLERA IN KENTUCKY
CINCINNATI, July 23-There were 10 deaths
from cholera at Lagrange, KY, during the last three
days.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
POOL SELLING ON TILE sARAronA pAcra

lhe races at Saratoga begin to-day. Cham
oerhs poolroom crowded last night. and the bid
ohg was very brisk In the Travers Stakes the friends
OF the Mcdaniel Stable and those Of McGrath's Tom
bowling bet very heavily their favorites, aud the
result was that both horses demanded tho same
hsures. Although McGroth sold almost invariably as
hrst choice, McDauiers springbok brought higher
pfice In nearly every Very pools sold
the Flash Stakes the Sweepstakes, tho Travers
Stakes boiug the iayOrte race
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

TOLEDO, Jdly 23-Feu, aue' aai uHs,l9Es IS, 'e'iy'
No white Wsh,st 81 80, No io. 80 81. y, White Mci
~ 8j Amber Ncgln a1 jail u igtl 5i2 Auylss
"a " ~. ovel. igb Vi,.J -. i, an Atg i Sep,en-
br A5e Low Nr.l 82i.. Wlt Bic sb4a y'er No.
J. 4Ob; No 2 32s @32 ~ August 30 y, Michigan BE
Freghtg firm Gni unchanged. ReceiplOD) bh Po.r 900
hush Wheat 10000 bush Corn shipments 1000 bush Wheat
$4,000 bush. Corn. 900 bush Oas.
WuwNGros. y C.. Ji'f 23-S1Ids Trr5,rns stssivs 80 ~
quiet; sales crude Tarnelgue steady - Tor Hard 80 I'd
or Yellow Dp sni virgin. Tar firm st % o.
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Mother-. Nrntnerr. Nrother-.

Don't procure Mrs WNsLOws SoorHSG SYRUP for all ts
eases incident poro Of teehug chda relieves the chh
from PAIN wind collie regulates the bowels and By sag res
and health o the child, gives rest to the mother
BE sure and call for
For sala hK al dmggisi.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

morning Most Of the time was spent in prayer by the
mother who fears that her is guilty yet hopes that
he may be able to prove his innocence He il calm and
conected dresses with care and polite 10 the last de-
gree with all callers. RhOades. his brother has
It been arrested reported nor Will he BE- a. no eyi
6.c. can be obtained against him.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
RAILKAY INTERESTS.

PROSPECTS OF THE WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY
MILWAUKEE,, July 23.-The Hon. John W..
Cary one OF the directors Of the Wisconsin Railway
Company organized TO accept the ST. CroN land grant
has written letter. explaining the cause Oi lhe ueay III
the work 10 be the unreasonable and unWarraned re-
ourements Of the Governor who insists that the COM
pauy shall forfeit 5000 for every mile unfinished, the
conditions being that they shall construct co miles by
lie l7th OF March, 1874 and 40 miles each succeeding
earm m % S s61 so o should tey fai to have that
number Of miles III running order by March IL they arc
liable to forfeiture of s25OOOO. The Company IS willing
and ready 10 deposit the necessary security ana com
mence work at once, as soon as the Governor modHeS
his views. -
Two iniunctions have been applied for re-
strapiDg the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Company
from constructing bridge obsructing the river near
North La Crosse
s. L. NJ. Barlow, George Brown, j. Q. Hoyt
and other railroad identified with the Erie New
York Boston and Montreal. and Central Vermont Rail
roads have left & r Saratoga attend meeting Of the
representayes Of the several roads for the purpose OF
TaIfylng contract between the NcM-1 Olk IOsVVh dI
Montreal and the Central Vermont IN REGARD 10 Trans
pOrtatOn.
A ioint decree has been issued for the sale
OF the Brunl wick and Albany (GaJ Railroad, with us
egnipments, franchise, &c, at Brunswiek, oct 10
compromise has boon effected between the boAdhodefS
and the contractors, the contractors accepting pre-
ferred lien for 30 per cent OF their claim ana inc DQh-
bnders taking Judgment for the face amount OF tlor
bonds, together with unaccumuated interest Ihe
claims OF the laborers we're not contested ana piGefe
judgments entered their favor for the WAole oi IAe
claims.
The work of widening the Pennsylvania
Railroad from Elizabeth 10 Railway has been com
pleed and all ready for the laying oil two more see
tracks which arc 10 DO put down on each side OF the
resent tracks IL is understood that this dou0letrack
70 be eventually completed along the whole OF the
Hewsrsey division OF this road wherever tne dS' q,
way bo procured NegOhatlOus @ ns'o tir uT an
for some time for the right OF way for similar nue
Ing on the road between WayerloY and North EzaDetA
! In conversation with q TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday ia reference TO the runor that the Ohted
Brotherhood OF Engineers had ordered strke OF mem
ber employed the Erie Railway to begin about aug
J. the Superintendent and Chief Engineer OF the roau'
| and Master Mechanic and Foreman Of the Company
shops Jersey City denied the statement The super
intcudGut said that the engineers were now rtccls
the same wages that they had been paid all along that
10 reduction thought Of and that the TunOr Was
| probably nothing more than Wali-st. cauard
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
CATTLE MARKET.

CmcAGo Jolv 23-CA-TLE doll and s,s's ,-er Reoept'.
200 Gopd Prime native - 2j0&j 90 Choice
49, small bunch Of Extra l462 ID % JO lot Of
259 n Texans brought - 80 So,sr % coast 10 Shipments
1000 head
HoG3-L doll sud lower Shipments 10000 head No ISLES
Tor hest grades r which prices rr-el from - 7Dut 95
closing veal, with remain unsot 62meuu 500 her.
SHEEP AMI higher Receipts loo hesl sales Of Far 70
Closr. G
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inc Issue OF bonds provided by chapter se Of the laws
OF s73 TO be known az the EewYork city bonds, the
amount exceed 100000 and the proceeds OF their
safe 10 pay Judgments against the city, adopted AS
sossment bonds to the amount OF t50000 also au
thorized " be issued.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

before any OF s NewY York Brooklyn cotemporaries
it showed shocking lack OF regard for the esprit
corps OF JOURNALISM and IL would not surprise N
use who were thus left in the lurch should yield TO
their honest Indignation and jerk around so TO speak,
In an ca )iatOry fashion. by the hair.
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NAYhL OpDEHS.

WAsHIYGTON, July 2}.-Lieut. 7. a. Miller and
Bnsigng Rrhnsn and Fdwrl Hughes orer-i
tut7 Ns-Oe1ns h.. Mlic Ham ~ TO lf Fr-rag Poo
Philadelphia Second As i.t fusi.'e A B at ihs
TlaHo0sl, Second Ags tu Eg'or O. D-arl has b5ca de-
iaclel iro the Ta.spoosa AMI P'cr on nii a} orier
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
GoYERNNfEXT REPORT.
OFFICE or THE CHEZ srGsAI OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Thursday, july III "a. IL. }
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, d. G., IIlufsdA!l JIIy u I" II
synopsis Jor the past "a hours =,
The barometer has very generally risen
throughout the Gulf States and upper lake region and
the Northwest, but has fallen over the hlddie hnu
Eastern States and lower lakes; the temperature has
risen somewhas over the ohio valley tIo lake iGRs
region and New-England; easterly winds ana Gains
with cloudy weather and numerous local rains have
been reported from tho Southern Saes; southwestefy
winds and clear weather from the Middle ana Eastern
states the lower lakes Ohio valley and Iowa; south
eastery winds with increasing cloudiless prevail IN
Minnesota.
Probabilities.
on Thursday for the Southern states eastery winds
and for the coasts cloudy weather, with light local ram
Tor The Middle and EaSiera STATES WeStery cihdS ana
s0neirhat higher temperature, tgih clear ueaher. ,
For the lower lakes and ObiO valley southwest Wnus
partly cloudy and clear weather. For the upper lakes
and the NOrthwest, southeast and 5outh-Westery
winds, increasing ciOudiness and somewhat hshef Ie-
rltu
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. y.

the METHOD OF CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE OARwISGAN THEORY.
Twelve Lectures delivered by Prof AGAS before the Msuu -
Comparative Zoology Cambridge. Mas. containing Aasuni u
new and sscnts amaon nE Anim, praied un
buse pages and as1uts With sas.Ssgs
NOW READY,
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Price single copies by mall 10 or i5 cents, ave for 70
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other snip Ssrs see Second Pag..I

IE0r other snip Nsws see Second PdJel
Steamship Regulator Freeman Piadepa with nlss and pass
i Bas Lle Dash ,f Newcastle Bog Stewart ProrlsnO ia
RrS Mary Pratt Savin Turk. Ianl Julv . with sl's
Bns G. P sherwood of st. John, N b. NeNcOm Sssua IL lays
Bs 1i P6saI Ser LacLner RIO Jauo 80 days, Haup.oa
Biz FS,S iaf Annapolis, S. Munroe M,,lasa, 10 lays With
Bs Florence My Cochran, Of ant Windsor n s., with
sc6r Martha yicAs Cof A5ason, Ross George b. days
sc julia Baker of Yev-Ha7eul Baker, Bnroo 10 Jays With
sir Angie Anesry COf Quincy PoaD, Jones' Port caleoun C.
scbI Somerset o savannah Noa Christi and Turks Island
Ss6 Nellie Dnsmoe of Lubee Dnsmore a7an. - days. With
Sc6r Emma Heather of Ph,IeD Hai,ou ca5en 10 days.
d1S . b1". aa s. Gasi's ssl S B. jsna y 21f Wit, ao
Sehr Rosni. CUMMINGS, 81 John, y. D.. With spilnL
WISD-sundosa, light, W. clear
United states steamship Ksrsas Capt Reed from Ge7oFn; Me,
9 Js & o. % ,,ss S q %i G i21 sr 4 aG ns sS' ~ '-' Games Ea'
ANCHORED AT HARTs ISLAND.
scer 4 G Ra2sia e = = %!tl Pet ''soion' C. B.
sSTf. Se59 GTFaH Gn'oH, '---s' @. Windsor ,I, 8 g.
schr Ganges. rre"orgy' Ellsworth
SAILED.
Wcoofn, Liverpool Itale and Penny1ria for Gagow Mer
nles Rio Jaa SOaL Carolina of Oares'oni beneaeIor. ior
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOS July 23Aryei steamship Flag Gom NeNiorki barn
CepKt, Stsrrett from Baltimore
foETaEss MoSEos Va July 22Pas,el steamship LAGOS,
from Norfolk Liverpool; brig re Mexico r Loun
provisional bs ADELAIDE RIO; Count Adler sietn.
Augusta for Cuba brig L0au for Cork s g. Lou for
Cubs
CHARLHsrov c. July 23-Arivol steamship Charleston,
Sse Georgia tor New York bark n K
Clements. for Ilmburg
S,yASyAH. Ga July % Arrived steamship WYoHiug from
Philadelphia. Sailed, schr sGLote ior ST. .oLa, " D.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ST. JoHN n P July 23Ayei steamship Austrian. from Liver
pool.
SPOKEN.
shtp British America (of Win ST. from Antwerp M PhiiSisI
phl July 22 lat 40 10, Ion IL
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JULY WE1THER.
EXCESSIVE HEAT IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 23.-Thc weather here con-
tnues very hot AT 1880 o'clock this afternoon the ther
momecr stood at $50. thunderstorm accom-
panied by sharp lightning, swept Lancashire
Yesterday. The crops were damaged in various locali
ties and several persons struck by lightning and
killed.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE STATE or TRADE.
uAvAyA FXcHtYGR.

VAvAv, Jnv 2}-T1chlrc. weak. Ui,el Sl''l go fTs
currency 32@33 per Slor st % r}' pr cnt
premium; DAYS gold. ~ rr- 1.l. ht 80
- premium Loa)n. 81 7Uj' per premiums Pans
$3.50 yer premium.
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SuetlaI Nolltes

Post-Odce Notice.-Tl n, r EaoP', tnng hs ssel .ai
Ing SATURDAY JUL 20 1873 viii close :. ts on,e % WEDNkS
DAY, a. II IN; ruUYSDAl, a. II m; ani on SATURDAY
Al II a IA. and II IA IulS. l. JAN hNt foStnaftsF
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" fRR[EU-

Flushing L. I T1esay, JuiY
% 1873 Rev n " Consng d. D. Mr. william Barrett 10
Mas M4Ty a. Giidcrsleeye. both Of New.lOrA Cisy.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
MANIPULATING TIE BROOKLYN TAX EsTI.
MATES.
Cor,ypiffon Of A1Ior-

mon and Supervisors has adopted Nos 1, TO- and IA
OF the statements OF the Board Of Estimate taxes to
be collected during the coming year. The itcms are as
follows:
r|nsl o. eitv debt. -IZ DIV ~
ety bOndb WI zJv w
Wells and pumps. .giuy "
Psrf Commissioner aoOOV w
To statement No s3COO the principal Of certificates
OF Indebtedness the deficiency bill, S3793ll "A, was
added and the Joint statement was referred 70 special
subcommittee Statement No. ., interest on certificates
OF Indebtedness 81 37 o. was also referred To state
ment No g. street requirement. assessment HlO359 81,
$40 900 was added TO open Putnam aud Warrington
sguares and the citys proportion or the Bedf0rdaye
reraving assessment, $4,000 The combined statement
was then referred To statement No. g. tJbOO amount
70 raised for general purposes s2OoO was added or
public baths $4,000 for searches on street openings
{OO for printing and stationery aud $1,000 Tor corpora
ton advertising. The combined statement was then re-
frred TO statcmentlNo T. salaries OF city Om0tfs was
added under the new Charter the sum OF SgOO ana inc
Abatement was referred. The Health Department estl
mate $4,000 also referred with that OF the Board
of civ Works S25OO0 The Fire Department statement
S3l7 500 Increased $7sOO by the new Charter IN tho
salary account, was referred tO the same committee
The Police Department budget s66i $50 Increased t9l
and the estimate OF the Board OF E1uchtlo were h5O
considered and committed 10 special coinmt,ee
To consider Tue total increase In the statements under
Tho new Charter is estimated at $4,000
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oFFENsEs MUST NEEps COME.

IRON Ihf Commercial AdatTiyer
THE TRIBUNE did "a cruel thing last Satur-
day in publishing account of TING hiu.s delaicauOn
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriage, must be ndor'cd cith h.a
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

The following record taken from the Official reports
n, the Department Of Buildings exhibits the number Of
new buildings which have been erected suce 1867 in the
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

THE UPPER WARDS HEAVILY BURDBA En-,
THE SUPERVISORS COMMITTEE TO MEET rO-DA.
FOR AN iNvEsTGAIoN-sUMMARY or THE EY[
pi-NcE TO Re ADDUCED-rABLEs SHOWING THE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25

nor sALE-A RUGGLEs CARD PRESS
r in perfect order; good as new. % ffe'
800. Address or apply at this office o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25
Vaughan once More.

The requisition for the body of Lewis
Vaughan, issued by the Governor Of
Arkansas and sent to Nashville for
Governor Browns warrant, arrived in
this city last evening, and was served on
Sheriff Doyle to-day. Captain Adams,
counsel Of Vaughan, fled petition for
a second writ of habeas corpus, alleging
that the requisition was Illegally OBJ
tanned and issued, there being no facts
in the case upon which such a document
could have been legally obtained, and also
setting up all matters of defense, such as
an abb, etc. The writ is returnable be-
fore Judge Flippin Of the Criminal Court,
and the matter will be heard on Monday
morning. One Of the editors Of Helena
journal is in the city to-day, and says
that he knows Vaughan well; that
Vaughan was not in Helena at the time
of the killing of General Hindman, but
first appeared in that city about three
years ago as an engineer on the ferry
boat Red Rover; that afterwards he mar
ried the daughter of a worthy man named
Krigle, a citizen Of that town. Some
time afterwards robbery Of money
and goods took place, and Vaughan
came to the front as volunteer detec-
tive, and endeavored to implicate several
innocent parties His wife not long
after had to lead Vaughan around the
streets of Helena. as he protested to be
blind, and appealed to sympathy as an
object of charity. His wife dying soon
after, Vaughan left for parts unknown.
A few days since when the examination
was held before Judge Halsey, of the
Circuit Court, it was in evidence that
Vaughan had wife in Tennessee about
the time when he was making history as
detective in Helena.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25

CHEEK LINE.
Memphis and Yiesssurg Packet CO.
ror Helena. rrfar'a Folut. Eano-
leon, and the Bep ds-
U. S. NAIL LINE 10 NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. ]. White, liz
Leaves TUESDAY ssd FRIDAY .isp.n.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25

As to the origin of book " or as it is
more familiarly called buck beer,
certain historians of uncertain fame,
record that it was funeral libation
drank over the bier of once famous
foreigner-we cannot at present recall
his name; it might have been John
Smith-who died of broken heart,
fractured by an over indulgence in the
absorbing pastime of bucking against
the tiger" The fellow who brewed such
beer certainly deserved better fate than
oblivion; at all events the book beer
season has dawned, but the daybreak is
not extensive as yet. Over many OF our
beer houses can be seen displayed pic
ture of rampant, long-horned buck,
whose fore-legs rest lovingly on lager
beer kegs; the face exhibits degree of
jollity only to be inspired by copious
draughts of the beverage. Book beer,
or what it is generally called, buck beer,
is brewing of double strength, which is
made at this season every year. The
oldest inhabitant says that in days OF
yore We brewers " believed that a
spirit called "bock presided over the
spring brewing, and impaired to it more
than ordinary strength. In time belief
in the spirit was dispelled, but the beer
in the latter part of April was made OF
double strength. and gradually became
known as "buck beer, whence the
pictures which ornament the windows Of
the saloons. Any one who holds that
lager is not intoxicating need only drink
two or three kegs Of book beer to con-
vince himself or herself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25
Communal IufeIicIty,

In the Second Circuit Court yesterday
a petition for divorce was filed by George
Dickerson against Diana Dickerson,
which petition alleged that George and
Diana were married in Knoxville, Tenn,
in July, 1866, and for two years last past
have resided in Memphis In March
1878, petitioner charges that Diana was
guilty of Inconsistency with James Nor.
ten, resident of Memphis, and on the
10th of said month she left the city for
Mississippi in company with James Nor.
ton, carrying with them property belong
ing to petitioner, for which grave and
serious oifenses against his peace and
happiness the petitioner prays the court
to grant him divorce a vinculo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-25
A CHELSEA GHOST.
The ssbarbsn Residents An Fear
and TFembiing at = strange Ap.
partition. ..H


The subarban Residents An Fear
and trembling at strange APP
pavilion. ..f
During the past three or four weeks a
ghost, human being or whatnot, has
been seen In different portions OF Chel'
sea at unealled.for hours when Il IL sup
posed the inhabitants Of the other world
take promenades on earth. The thing
was always seen between the hours OF
two and four clock in the morning, and
always appeared but to some solitary
pedestrian. at" is over six feet in
hight and was dressed, VIXEN seen, in
female garb ;lhAd on dark turban, white
veil, dark dress and India-rubber shoes
A welLknown citizen Of Chelsea met
the ghost" few nights since near
the slaughterpens. Our Chelseaite felt
his hair rise up, but he summoned suiii-
cient courage to accost il, in the Ian
guage Of Hamlet about: BE thou
spirit OF health or goblin damned etc.
The ghost answered, in sepulchral tones,
81 am here on business" The citizen
approached aud seized the ghost, and
AYERS that il was negro man dressed
in female apparel. The ghost shook him
OF and stalkad away most mysterioasly.
SO great reputation has the apparition
made that but few men, and not a single
woman or child in Chelsea, will dare to
venture out into the darkness. There is
something wrong about this male or
female ghost; 1T evidently is prowling
around on business. and that Of no well
defined character. IL should be arrested
by the police or the citizens and brought
to the bar Of justice for examination.
Why cannot some patriotic resident OF
Chelsea go out ghost hunting and make
the thing heave to" by firing shot or
two across its bows2 The police have
been In search of the ghost" but it
has never yet appeared to the patrol
men in any shape. 1t may be that the
ghost when captured could throw ray
Of light on the Vsughan-Hindman mys-
terry. Our detectives have a big field
open to them for investigation, and We
say to them forward, and collar the
ghost.