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New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS
An rsrERx,uoNM REGATTA AT TORONTO.

AN INTERNATIONAL REGATTA AT TORONTO.
TcpoNrO June 9S-An international regatta
-,,r,,to Bay was witnessed TODAY by about 5000
ns Tho first race was with single sculs irst-olass
r,o entries Louther OF Pittsburgh won, making:two
lin Is minutes and 20 seconds Mckee came in a
- bnai length behind him. and Nurse OF Toronto a
- h,.t length behind Mckee The first prize was sos
- tse second $50. The second race was with single
7ns .econdolAss. four contestants snder Of Pitts
b won by three four boat engths making the two
- IN Is minutes and 81 seconds. with "a strokes per
,,,ute Tie second place won by Means OF Pitts
--rb me third wastwith double sculls second
-. Pour clubs started. the Dominion Club OF Toronto
vssrs. schOoes and Wener. coming in three lengths
pssd making the two miles Ia "a minutes and 50 SEQ
"a. Tho Columbia Club. Messrs. Means and
,.,rirner came IN second. Tue first prize was two
rieials. valued az $40 each The second was two club
l.rd b0atsarsclass four miles $500 20 the drst $50
n me second and 80 90 the tmrd. The Mckee Club OF
r,tssbur.h won the 26 minutes and seconds.
.5re four enEths ahead Of the Bufaio Club. The How
sr Club Buffalo TOOK the third place the New DOmin
In Cub the fourth. with the Hbernia Club Of Buffalo
.,me istsncr behind. Tie fifth race with four
rd b0at second class. four miles four medals 10 the
--st four cups the second 10 won by the Buf-
M club ia ~ minutes ~ seconds. being about quarter
iss, two mics so 70 the tlrst and $50 to the sec,
5ad The Columbia Cluo-MesSrs Powell ana Brown
wa easily in IS minutes and seconds.
ROWING.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee of
t1e Harlem Rowing Association was held at Earle's
HOTEL Saturday evening for the purpose OF completing
ranrrmen Tor the coming regatta. The race will take
place the Harlem River July ?. and present appear
lnses Indicate exciting contest Nearly all OF the
7rsupa rowing clubs OF tins city have entered for
-ue Of the prizes The following clubs have entered
80 hr The Nassau, New-YOrk Athletic, Gramercy
0auniless ATLANTA, Harlem Rowing Club. Nautilus
,1l New York Rowing Club. The course win be di~-
a1oe OF tnTee miles up the river from the railroad
..dce.
fbs annual REGATTA OF the Columbia Yacht Club will
laclf today The steamer Fort Lee will accompany the
-aee csvng ohrlsr0pherst ar p D. Thrty y-fOurth-
81 o. %. aud Ffty-seyenth-st at IO3.
BASEBALL
TIE second game of the championship series
between ihe Atntcs OF Brooklyn and the Resolutes Of
ElE40etl. n. j.. played at the Union Grounds On
saturday TIE At.anucs won the game easily.
ls D. n ta sh sta IA sh On Total
s........ ss.....ss..,.,....s .......s Q Q S-iSS
The game between the Mutuals Of this city ana the
Bls,0ns which 70 have been played In Boston on
saturday was postponed because OF the rain but VIII
aEe place today.
CRICKET
The KnickerbOcker Baseball Club played
bss first game Of cricket with the Manhattan Cricket
cab. Tins season. Saturday, az Ho0oken. The game
closely contested. both clubs playing sharp game
r. put stop 20 the game n the first inning when the
stoJd Is to a. IA favor o. the Manhattan Club.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30


pgvys1r In B,,,t,a on suny June e. Aai~s Mssee,r Bsa
The ylsiye. and fnsod, o. respGy a''e' to at.
wiod,y Iulr ? as ocioeE - be- sakea
IrmD''e l. Z for Hlermeat Services .''A '"s H. g. "S'A'
Boston ND stockton (CaL) papers please copy
FOOVR-A as roleuce New Haven, Com June "a HAIRY "~~
Poote son 1f the samuel B Foots aged g. .
1siorE n Internent {, Gudod Conn
GonDRNoUGH-On THURSDAY 1879 Miioa A Gooieaoas
Rgv lnI -n, are invited th anera MosiJ ae
uoon Juns ", At u 'ocOcE from as ATE naasaee 90 <1
GRAcs-At B.noe ruesy lune q n tse & r-os cd a. ~ a.
hithfa family for more h'u bait 'es'er'
HAvILASD-On gd.r June q. a. Limoges Fahsa Mary "'s 81
Charles Bisari A4vl.aui
v,y ,a,,v Jnse B he, ii,-,. John A. ss' hs IA
NE rensns vii be 70 Greenwood io-aY
pAULDINGOp S4rr,y of bronchitis =, Z, Ch,soa a. O'l T.
arraI service, s tas the sane aienoea al $50 ~ uosA
the resaence OF M }. b. Os''aalsr
PLArrIn Yoake disease Gso'gr Pa' "a sS S
The iaaera win place h' late residence ~ tonlee .. n,s-
DAY l@9 a - a, .I-. vii s n Attendance y rassi lhs
,n from Tmrehst the ioC train from sort' 'reSoi -
Po,Toa ru.r igs @ q r'Ae ! A7' go war, h1', Es""' 3 b.
TIE relative. friends ~ The nuh 'e Especially iu,''ei !.
9s.a s... ;or Ia i9''' iit i'r.- ooos "a 's' '''' "
PosOn sunda % Corus "s 'f S4-a Post and
usr aoa .aa rsas's. rs r'Dee, s be, sss.l
T~~stehs On TUESDAY morning Jay Al 10 o'clock
PURDY-on Friday ysa.uE Jaus p h r-denes ier-ey oS
Hisrts Abraham Fnriy, p hr 20 5tI S S l l'
NoF-lpfA nIrfmehL
Rlebestrr aul boston papers please
pIGyry- on S.,aav h a ioag tpd painful hae Cs,ss
Wilcox aIir 1 Thomas Rgney.
g,ts, sni nrnis d huy invited suend ihe hoer
from 30 81 ssss rhri 'rveuthst on rssiA
JAW T. st L.F ..
waCH-CapL W wrsh sitsrisv 1,sh inSl.
p,I s hs late residence tS1 Washington ave- Brooklyn
,a Mooiav p Fuends aud relatives issrd
t1
WORCEsrEROu SUNDAY consumption euna 4 Of
Franklin o. Worcester, d t4s -lA Ase.
he residence q her Aher George Wsru-f ~ " All
intoa Bossiys ~ "oinoslay asKt lsy a. 0o0es
ZAB I6KIk-On FnAy. Jsar - .russs Cal. AbI.hAA a
Lahrsklc of JcrtcT Clly. AeKJersy
Notice oT hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Precinct police suspicion OF having set hre 20 Waldo
mann's house through alleged enmity for its owner.
Fire Marshal Sheldon will hold investigation to-day
AT PRovDENCE-LOss, SisO0O0.
providence, June s9.-TwO incendiary fires
dndled simultaneously IN the Ph@nix Building
Saturday evening. Ore extingulshed by the police,
but the other in the fl tn story gained headway
The whole fire department summoned by three
alarms. and the fire was confined To tho upper part.
though almost the whole OF the great building was
drcnched with The total loss may reach 100000
fully covered ny insurance. The building owned by
the heirs Of George A. Howard. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance $50 OOO all in fGegn companies The other losers
chiefly by water, az Remington Perkins Wholesale
millinery goods Frnum * Sherman Butler. Brown &
Co., leather and manufacturers supplies; j. Richmond,
Potter DenisOn Co., C. G.. CahOOne, Z. VI ThurstOn
Howard, and the Blghts Of Pythas. All are insured
mainly IN foreign fices. Three hremeu injured:
one was taken 20 he hospital. but will recover. The
First Presbyterian Churoh and the hall, formerly the
Academy OF Music were slightly damaged.
ELSEWHERE.
A fire in Samuel Grifin's carriage manufac
tory at ConcorG ~ H., yesterday. destroyed Mr..
Grhins house ami barn. Loss about $1,000; insurance,
5000. The Nrth Church, the south Of
the carriage hops also caught fire. and was
entirely destro.ed, with a large organ. The
chapel OF tb church was nearly consumed.
on chapel, organ and individual pews ABOUT 5000 The
house Of the Hon Sylvester Dana and barn Of Lyman
Merrill were ais burned loss the former 5000; in
surance, $3.50 on the latter tho loss was SO1 IN
also partially DESTROYED: loss. $500; insurance
Total loss, $500: insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
THE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION
The BUILDING DAMAGED BY A STORM.
-. ,o

VIENNA, June %, 1873.
A violent thunderstorm tonight flooded the
Exhibition grounds, and did much injury. The
American Anneze and German gallery
badly damaged. The roof Of the Chicago Restau
rant was driven in. and the building and contents
ruined.
30 ACTION TO BE TAKEN N GEN. VAN BUREN's
CAsK.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-As TO what action
is 20 be taken by our Government concerning Gen.
Van Buren. exChief Commissioner at Vienna, it is
safe say that the Government has never pre-
erred any charges against HIM. action Will be taken
by it and it may here repeated that Gen Van Burcn
was suspended the other officers suspended
for "irreSnIarities" other Nothing has
lDpeared % show Van Ruren is guilty OF any
dshonorabe proceedings, but rather that be did not
possess the requisite executive ability to conduct the
business nrusted 10 him, and misplaced confidence In
one or more Of his subOrdnates, especially Mr. Meyer
and hence the cause Of the Irregularities when nave
m 60 disastrous an effect the American features Of
the Exposition both morally and IN respect 70 tue
articles contributed.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

,,roreh the Baltimore and Potomac tunnel aud
tbs rroad % Wssngton w,hOus sso h oa o ers ms
or az ~ ,,adR BY means OF tho Union Road su the
SOC s deliver freight upon the wharyes ~ canton
Nhee ne esfa bishment Of these connections Ia already
eksS benefts % the trade OF the CITY Already in
6rinclAAi az The opening OF the Union Road, large
sntc md extensive improvements have been pro-
tsctot Csnton which, Is perhaps known, hears the
lceasi.ts,n 10 Baltimore Port Richmond 20 Phila-
eine Iarre grain elevator Is % be erected. II IL
celaa thst Baltmores geographical position is Ia
ceiisn ne and with due energy and enterprise the
Voisf,or nj fhs rea railway system Will be the in
.,,s, cos,,, of An era Of great prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The annual picnic of the WOmen's Typo
graphical Union, No. l, at Lion Park on SATURDAY, was
a pfcupiary success and an enjoyable entertainment
.e A nublic meeting will be held, tonight, ut
Cooper Institute to protest against the slaughter OF
Indians by lawess men, and 70 consider plan Dy wmch
jsfee and peace NAV be preserved between the dINr
ent aces OF mankind on all our OOrderS'
The new Mission Chapel of Calvary Protest
ant Epscopal Church was opened yesterday, In East
rVettvtbrdst The great chancel windows. ln stained
s :, y NJ tie side windows, with the altar, lectern
and chancerai the gifts oI friends OF the mission
The pulpit and chancel luthlnre &c ol OuoAHu' "V'u'
the holdings being highly polished
Gcorge A. Chambers, Cameron Mann, and
Charlie II smith OF the class recently graduated at the
General Theological Seminary n. e. were admitted
YESTERDAY 10 the Deaconate IN Calvary Protestant Es
copal onnrun' - ii,pSrnd 6v the RI Rev a. Cleveland
Coke Bishop Of Western Ne~-NorK'
Interesting services were held, last evening
in the Rutgers Presbyterian Church. at MadisonsVe
and TWENTY -ninth-st. The present OLD ana "eh-"orh
hufdip is ,out being demolished, aud an elegant new
sfIncrIre Il to be raised The services, last evening
ere the cleng exercises in the old building The pas
Tor e Rev " " ConkLng, ID. D., delivered an address
,rInriate o the occsion in which he briefly reviewed
the past history of the church, and hAneH ,9ls oI o
nod works accomplished throughout Is long AAd pros
perOus existence.
Yesterday was the seveny-sixth anniversary
OF the laying OF stone or tho old DuAhest
Methodist Episcopal Church, and appropriate services
were held In the building occupied by the society
in Hudson-st Spring The invitation gwen 20 las
en,r,tvnp members OF the old church % DC present.
brought together several, though the Ock 10 nov N4l9y
sc.ffer.d and feelings OF sadness rather thahsJp1
somed 10 characerle rhe few whitehaired SURVIVORS
who met with the younger and more vigorous represent
atop OF the DnAne-st church. sermon appropriate
"a I'M, occasion was delivered by the Rev JOhn e. OiA
lev who related the past history OF the society Ie
r1rnerstoue Of the old Duanest church. SAID ne vac
Id seveutvx wears ago, three year previous 70 the
erection of the CITY Hal. II was then conHdereu an
uptown church, aud s congregation dwet 10 seosoh
P he civ uog crowded with warehouses Win the
march OF time aud the steady increase OF buslne snl
nu,ere fe gre CATION driven further ana iuI
tsr 1orfb and ut llst the OLD ouurch was abandOned
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
EARTHQUAKES IN TIE NORTH OF ITALY.

Strong shocks of earthquake were felt IN
tbe North OF italy at Ocockthis morning. The motion
,vaa severe in Venice and Verona, and caused a
manic. There were several accidents IN those
c,t,es rbnt no serious damage was done to per
sonaor property other points the shocks were more
violent and their effect disastrous. dispatch from
eviso reports that PelettO near ConeRiano' about
s5 miles north of Venice, church was destroyed Dy the
artbouake and 3s persons were killed. and in four VII
aes near vittoria IA persons we're killed and many in
ired Great damage was also done IN the town Of Bel
y1no on the RIVER Piave so miles north Of Venice.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
crrrrs AsD cAsrALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


p.I,s getfreu. who brutally murdered john
8.,.l Ii sasu l4l Jasc 20 ~-- 'leAe- Ah' '''-''
avL
bow named Benjamin Herald about elgnt
yssu sl ta M as kingston h L. On S11''A'' -
i-Jsaal
.Two Young men, named Charles Is. I'LL al.u Is.,
stsrl a,f aere 1r0sBea the Geaesee -hFeii J--i -
szduaef go. =,
Henry Crsrcr a lad Of u years. bad BIS neao
. -E ~ y an elevator he Gallery ~orks Al sliO-1''
fala 1sa--, Saturday
Zargre4 Robinson was run over ana kIlietl 'll =
,e - g-psrs Fails satsruay morning hs le' -"A
a.t.a uuo1lIus .llnDeH
An unknown man, about - years on age Tas ts
~s sysf a. .s 1y Dound ffeshl I4'- ---4 | @
l55si raier.5l a. D., SATURDAY u.ghh
Albert " Cooke q newspaper lHlpJstsl LtuiI %
~ oass asa asceIviug The editors OF DeuO4i 49,
ll5z 4 her bT plasirs small orSo oIelA
Clarence A. Westfall fell on saturday Ioi q eI0yi ~,
-rsr s.r0u - Kngsloa =. in spopeue IT, aAs @
lsaf is ifJ Of and iea'ss WIG
Providence r. l., aud vicinity, were ylhlgtu 10y
hssry bsudsr tm taturasy eyoaing y ilfls " t 80
Lraaaa s1cE several Goes b2ruilg O1Ius h '''-~ ~
sgls 10 hautol
II stOddard proprietor OF the hotel al arm
.sast yua u isDa. astraY vita 1etflcf n4ne- DY"
of aft1 -ucf1 attempted " arrest bfofl H' ie'' 49,
50 30 I'D lilel by ls a-efil-
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FOREIGN NOTES.

II is rumored that General Quesada has
landed in Cuba and taken command Of the insurgent
forces.
An election TO I'll vacancy in the British
tJouse Of Commons took place Berwckshlre Scot
land on Friday and the return OF Mr. Miller
me Liberal candidate, by majority OF Il over As Op
pOnent.
The special correspondent of The London
r at Berlin teegraphs that the cholera hiss appeared
an tb,t city and two deaths from the disease occurred
r Fridsv The inhabitants reported TO be greatly
--n
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

ARE-LEYENBRYER- Sessrk, n D. bT Rev d C. osho al
NJ James Care 70 hts eTeuOcJef
all Of Newark.
CLOBRDGB-SIyBS-In Breoyn AZ st Iames aurch thussI
Charles Homer MIor G. tlenuise W HTS
Emms Niye1, all Of Brookiyn
CDRYELIs-wILLIAMS-At Newark y. j. June p hy Rev. z
Walters Cornelius r. Corlel - Ass Phrbe Williams, al o.
Heaark
DAYSTOCKwELTIn tins ev on Weinesir Iune = 81 II n"
Of brides brother Mr. A. Il stock YELL ~ hes '" m
Po.t.ethwaite Clarence s. Day 10 Ls uaa & Ntocs~e-
ENsIGN WICKBS-At Dang j. Junr p ,' ne Rev
Eiriys MI Chare, Ensign rr Van Saryea laughter o.
stephen Nickes N. D.
MAYO-CHARL rON At the residence Of he hr. rafen a
W,yrrv Bauhoon-W samuel o. Ms's oi No~-
al. 10 Rachel laton.
An NOtces Of NH71ages must be IHdor4a 0''H Iu"
IIlr
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HIvaSA Jaas l-sagDena Light ahd holders dm Aolssses
sug IA ri % Der a1bc Mlo Sugar Falf ~ Good krniuE
a gl rrah Groey grades u9lB real hoaes Honnal suga
Al tea and Matanrs 10 Nihous Tncl boxes and Jll
ss Rgepts OF toe seek hbdS Exports Of
t s,sS OO0 bors 900 he uang 5p botes and l0
MAI. to the utsd Bac9A ,uet Ss01 81 - Butter
aru Superior Amsuuau sJ0S1 doahea +Js0SS " cv Fioa
tsn " bhL Hsms-Anencan SugA-curd hn
si - aaiptd Potalsss ss@Ss v bhL Lamb-r
Nbts Piae drm A. s5ess1VM Pitch Pine noainA q 80 M
dui, real. Hoops air dsmand
lsar SHAVED ag a. Egbs Inn pay ssat Of hass- S
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
I'VE RIILIARD TOURNAMENT

The International Billiard Tournament will
b. brought 20 a close tonight According TO the rules
prescribed the start IS have been played, each
player contesung with every other The game OF Sat
sriay afternoon was largely attended. Dion won the
.a but failed 70 count. GARNER being successful
sured four points Both played With the utmost
n,n and f1r safety. In the fifth inning, Dion By
,sssou Of difficult shots made nine blank Tor GARNER
elected Of surprise. but in che 7if6 inning he
efeisa nervous run OF a, placing himself ahead his
l56e beag 9s 70 Dion o. At she close q the 2Otb
alF tao score AZ for Dion. anu IT for Garnier p
Dons 18th lgth and 3lth innings, Dion made the three
r-st consecutive runs Of the tournament, 20, So and
winch gave him the game by the Of 300 to Gar
1s's ss Below is the score Of the tournament with
tast Jfithe DOn-Garnier game:
o9 loLslsaO ., l2 IS, o. I5, 9, II. as. :.
4s,lis,-s. = &. 5,5ls,o.o. Is, 3 A, l. O20LLal3O22
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on LONG ISLAND
GOVERNMENT REPOBT
Nv AR BffAEIMkNN.
OrPIrF OF THF CHiEF -IGSAL OFFICER


Synopsis fOr he pGst 5DsntIfOur hOtfrS.
The barometer has fallen at stations cast OF
the Rocky Mountains except Uvcr IA" New ls1e..ia
coast; where sonssVhaf. being highest over
the Atlantic coast lowest over probably The upper Lake
region. - A.
Cloudy weather. with areas, prevailed from the
Gulf ONO Valley, and thence 10 the northwest
pd upper lakes: partly cloudy weather Wi rain areas
from Lake Erie New Jersey, and SOUTHWARK 20 North
Carolina. and Ei0rlua and southern georgia .
fresh and brisk sOutheTV~nds have bfen reported from
The Middle Atlantic Coast and Southern Florida.
- IL - PTObGb4ltileS
For New England geptie y fresh winds. mostr from
the southeast and Southwest and partly cloudy
weather. are probable. with occasional rain areas.
Fgr he MiddLe stties i0Cer lake reyIoH gentle 10
IRISH md OccqMOnuliy brisk irinfs from me s0iticns
and south-res generally cloudy 'osather and RAIN
areas. ., -.
For the South Atlantic States Hight 20 fresh south
and southwest winds, partly cloudy weather and 0c
casiOnal rain
For the Gulf states east Of the Mississippi Tennessee
andentucky gentle and fresh winds, mostly from tho
southland west, partly cloudy weather and RAIN aIe5.
From the Ohio Valley and Missouri to The upper lakes
vvindsyeerng to westerly ana nOreeriY with clearing
weather except from Michigan to the ONO valley where
rain areas are probable.
The majority Of midnight elegraphc reports from
Florida the upper lake region and throughout anu west
OF the Mississippi Valley are missing
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
ANARCHY IN BOSNIA.

PERsEcUuONs OF CHRIsTIASs--Two HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY MURDERED IN ONE DISTRICT.
VIENNA Saturday, y une 2o, 1873.
Complete anarchy prevails in -theS Iurksh
province OF Bosnia by the persecution OF Chris
tans by Mohammedans. In one dtstrctot the province
27o Christians have been murdered withnthe past six
weeks and the perpetrators Of the crimes 'renin un
punished no efforts even having been made tossecure
thetrarrest Foreign representatives Of Turkey de
.and ap inves CATION the Outrages, and call upon
the authorities 20 afford protection 20 the prosecuted
people The murders have greatly alarmed the Chris
tians in the provinces, and many OF them are emi
grating
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Tn. "Cubie Foot of Air Ordinance directed
sS1uu -. tl,aess nss beeH passe 30 foTtiana oreson
T The Hon. William Whiting member Oh OoL-
grsa go. M Aassacllfetis District cei .i evening 4' -
rssIo st Bos.oa sblsnis Of Inflammation Of tae bowels
90. The signal Office has received information
nai ra LII IN. anal lanF Golli aslalt1t named ~
A. - - uof .etai seite1t sstnr1sF afefnoon W AiNt
tr,.i sorr rsasY hoca atasaacr "sh piSe,
rt1gsT t Tstoa but ihe fellainfo sg1
>.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
,intl,nr.- mnther.. nrnfhnr,.

Don't 9roeare Mu WrSsLOws soorHIrg sfHrr for ~ "~
.ase ,uc,iea u the period tee.hng olrsu relieves s
chill from pain regulates tbs bOse ADD b. gI'as
relief aud ssath o cbd giVes rest 10 the mother
Be esursau auds call
MEs wssiows Soormsg SfRur-
For Dy al druggists
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

ST. Nicholas Hotel-Bishop John Sharp Of Salt Lake
k OF kentucky FIfh dvsu< H0Di-
u O1ahec aud Dr. u. u. Champin u Cornwall n
y. Gtirey J. e. Beaumont u D. GAyy 80
Hoyi- N-st Foruaoe Italy hD lgrt
HOiei-Julgo r. Il. Gtaaiin Of M0nile
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut. A. II. Fletcher Is Ordered 70 ordnance duty
Al tl ,s1sol Ens Nthan sargent l % hc Coat
sury-y ,..ame A. b. Baclo Commander leAE AeoarlJ is
e - lfom the llydoaDhc Ole and pasi on waiting cr.-u
e1 Henry pckcuag from orinauee da a. le aA
isg.su Nav. YAgd and grintel lcly- 1t absence
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

ports On tsp nor coi. of Cl5i fsr b r f States 81 r 80
Rrchsngs qust states shsrt enrncy, ~ ~
cent 70 days god. fOHl premium ssoss ett
s2Df14 premium London s5nS'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
s.-s..,-s Z. 9. 7lsoo. rs, aG.La2GLLaIaoaa

In the evening a siL-hand game Of 400 points was
-ayed between Maurice DAILY, Albert GARNER, andJo-
.rpn Bion on one side, Cyrlle Dion, Ubassy, anq
John DecTy. Tho game was Won by Days side, VINO
1-.e.teG tuelr opponents by a score of 100 10 22l
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT ROCHESTER UNI
YERSITY.

pocrrvsrRR- June 2g.-The exercises of Com
,.,cefnept week at the Rochester University began
s.s evening by the delivery OF the annual sermon be-
Gore the Young Mems Christian Association OF the Uni
ve-sity y the Rev Charles ". Wood Of Brooklyn IN the
Central Presbyterian Church His subject was the
sf4htv of Chr1stianty and the power OF the Pulpt
Ie Sophomore prize for defamation Will take place si
.lrutltau Hall tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
5peclal Nu,,ces

Needle. ssrug M.aoe> Gsassai Dep. At BARTLsrrs
No ~ Lia~lNN So~-ieGA
sound ant HsnTinS, vaire aaa Spsreh. The ENpts-
un 0n of Stusc Harmony. s Illustrations lhree lsetaEes
bS rtet D.nsrs ia Tklbtldk LkCruRk kAfHA IA a
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
66.OoO >

TaE Corr DgyrAL have reached be fbove sumber o.
p,test, m heir scroll without lccirag tom e Come
reI1uuarsr. lg Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
Dr,-u OF THE PRESIDENTS FATHER.

CNcSvArI, June 29.-The Hon. Jesse R.
Grant father Of President Grant died at HIS residence
i1 Covrgfco Kv OF general debility, aoont oclocE
urniRut lae President, although e1pecteu I'D sPocf
...Il. Qt4 uot arrive at tile time OF LAe death
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
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