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The New York herald., 1873-11-06

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Under the management Of Dan Mace: 100 entries Of
qshSd q ed 5 Best The
Club House Badges s5 the meeting Of four days, bo
0''nf skeoSp ssSiPS pSSsG Nov g 1873
CLASS No. 3-Purse $3.50 for all horses that never
drove tor money to drive first horse, 1885, second, s4s
I, IL, Shepard enters b. m Rosie.
asn Thomas ss,pn ITimDls I,sr enters m Happy Girl
A. a & Kendall enters b. m. Fannie.
Issh Rsddsrd fasis isGfSs Ssua,o Dick
J. e wilkins enters b. g. Dick Jones.
A. Cash enters Daisy ,,v
better than first horse sSo second, sss third IS
Thomas Trmble enters Alice Gray.
pe Camp enters g. Billy
a Soses SWShhpS WhpopSe ensr m M bey peysht fseher
posdi Csolone Diekey enters br g. Husky Boy Colonel
PaR JsPhns fPs. Ersa Esif rssS csad
Dan n Phietisr enter $ soIrel Jake.
Sohn harns canHss enters ss;sIs 3: 'shn sIanpy
Sia% Maes shS1 Mso9ry egtGEs Fs1nosn b s Sherman
Peter Nance enters !. m. Bessie B. Guess SOY
Henry Casey enters L. m Stella.
a%,s aanee ssaefs sesS Belle Fas%fo Brandons Boy
John Rogers enters ;; saMF s Eoq5,9 pay Of July.
better than i $40 second s7 a hd S. aad
JShn oystt I.n enters G George 9ssl Miller
Dan Phiefcr enters br. g. Daniel Boone
c. NJ. Bliven enters spd &, Spotted Cot.
Jo Merritt enters br Berkshire Boy Qormerly Young
Dexter.
]. Feek enters b. &. Clothespin.
j. H. Phillips enters z. Jack Draper
J. ID, McMann enters CHI 6. Fred.
Dan Mace enters z. e. He atherbloom
Martin Rand enters 4. H. Madawaska Maid.
Is. Mace enters 2. g. Carroll.
Z. Nance enters b. IN. Mary A. Whitney.
All the above TO be mile heats, best three In
except class No To be governed by the of
National Association When there eight or more
horses start the distance viii be $50 yards Racing will
commence at l O'Clock p. NJ
Trains leave Grand Central depot at IL O5 and 80 F.
NJ each day for the returning at IA from
Morrisania
The Fleetwood Association request members to renew
their tickets be the meeting commencing g. as
they Will be required 10 show them at the entrance.
DANIEL MACE, Manager.
WIN. II. VAN Corr, Superintendent
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

A PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FOUR AS FINE
Al T5oSs Road and Family .n Srses be
s %U oaes s sn a
by JOHN D. HAMLIN, Auctloneer,. -
p2pg0o Il %on' this day
# s ssy q y Or and csa hs
in 5 minutes; warranted @ sound and kind.
Elegant chestnut sorrel, road and saddle Horse com
Sea raised n rsa ps aoa
rs.ed fine Y ons serss has al
saddle gsits which \ peculiar trait for tTotter and
asa ms
or Sss 81 sed is anDs ysanS and Kind m
hh Ie s ae ao a a
the celebrated Of John Ayres ESQ took the
& srs 8 fpan % fair S yea, ago 70, sS
@ n oSs m d b @ sSs
and spo 5Ss Or ns5 and IS
nsS .ss = bay yosns sseS Ss
one Of the most pleasant drivers in the city asel as
h wsH SISssg to wa s s A aS
s he as qea IS only S ~. sV
raining w.5Tantsd sound nt Kind ia and i perfect
nd o4 sns lady ss
tSsE ss Tsssp sssh in 8 seGa fSss sGs
sssTsss ss FSssSnn Sneh aTnsss Mason BY sns
SsSSs 81 & i sst t6asS
single set Harness, By Dunscomb.
sesr f'nss ~ 3af feE1ts Ro5es y AlEsn GE2ssm.n.
ns ns kksFssy ksrssy sase kaad s;ansss
ssfaD sssans hos lnii Silts sdle os%RHn %Hip Suits
Snsa on ssturday ana sells his entire stock without
stable, or at Hotel Monco directly opposite.
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DRY GOODS.

C,MITu's PATTERN BAZAAR, OH BROADWAY NEAR
- Twentieth street-FUlL LINE OF WINTER FASH
IONS new attrac TONS Redingotes Patterns with
cloth models ready. Patterns ftted 70 the FORM
warranted perfect: cutting and basting.
.SMiTHS INSTRUCTION BOOK or SECRETS OF
DREssM AK1NG,n will be out on Tuesday. MAILED
FOR TEN CENTS A. BuRDETTE SMITH,
9lt Broadway. New York.
vxrANTED-A FINE SINGLE CAMELs HAIR OR
w India shawl, with black centre and the figure OF
the borjer extending the centres must be sold very
chcap Tor cash Address CHAS BAXTER, box iS3 Herald
office.
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DIRECTORY FOB ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NiSrm PAcE-Fourth, nth and sixth
AsTRoioaY-srcosp PAcEmsinth column.
second and
BoAkb h,rs sSS sG'Ins wASrEp-srcosp P.crrhd
2AH gos s1nssas1
Buslshss sias s05H p4er-Fourh
EETsaE ros 1s,
cLEkKs AND sALEsAEN-rwrlrrH PAcp-sixth
Asp column
coAsTWisE sTEAMsnIPs-ErcHru PAcE-sixth col
SoRAMISERsHIPs-F...m P.en-Fah column
DASciNd MfEs~NInra PAes~Fifth column.
De DbHTisTMY-Tissm s S. PAor-Eirst ld g column; iua,
DWEIhISG HOUSES 70 LET fGhSisnED Ed AMP mp IN IN
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-E,CnrH PAcE-Finh and
r1NAsciALofITTs trl lofiTTs pAer-Fifth column.
TO LET
SECOND PAGE-li,,h and sixth columns.
col
HELP PWANTED-FEMALEs-TwrL P4oE-Fnh col.
HELP wANTED-MALEs-rwzlrrn PAcr-sixth col.
HoRsns. CARRIAGES, &c.-FIRsr PAsr-Third, fourth
and nth columns.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. wANrED-sEcoND PAGE-sixih
ISS4SR column
LOAN oFFiCES-FlRsr PAGz-sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-fIRsr PAGE--Frst column.
*eHknRXEEa *AesE F4srTss r.saPrs Column
MATalMONIAL-NINTH PAcE--First column.
MEDlCAL-NIsTH PAGE-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-TESTH PAe E
MIsoEkIASEo us-Frnsr PAer-second column.
MUSICAL-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGs-First column.
PlANOFoRTEs, ORGANS. 6C-NiNTH PAcE-Fourth
column.
POLITICAL-EIGHrH PAGE-Fourth column
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAcE-Second column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAcE-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fitth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsr PACE-Fifth column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCAANGE-FIRsr PAcE-Fihh
and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column
REWARDS-FIRST PAGE-First and second columns
SALES AT AUCTIoN-NINTH PAGE-Second and third
sITUATioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
and TWELFTH PAGG-Frst, second, third, fourth and
iii n columns.
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcK-Fifth
and sixth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FInsr PAGE-second column
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-rhird col
TIE TRADEs-NrsrH PAcr-Tirst column
THE TuRF-FlRsT PAeE-Third column.
Fourth column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-ErGnrH PAGE-Sxth column.
UNFUkNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column.
WINTER REsoRTs-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
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"A JENKINS APG1I1E ! pUff, stdFiosEERs st1Fi
ruuRsDay se aNb s PHsibs PFaibiY aseSp SSv os Aspz
on r PRESgs 'e 81 DAY HeSR X p s con
- - '''''''''-' TRACTOR. ''A' i''s''
MorrinssdeParS, Blooningdale. New YORK, including
- ~ HossEs, WAGONS, CARTS,
consisting of Of tie finest praught Horses to be found
in the country are all young sound ana true u
SIs 'ssss 9ss
Hosls . be iSand York sSnss.ns sf prl
apperi aiming to thc business; also % large Tool Boxes
tached 10 each lot Grind stones lot reed BAGS; also
Baeksnith's shop and Contents. good Cows.
For full particulars see descriptive catalogue, ready
EB-Mr. Tones only reason for selling on account
sell everything highest bidder without limit resric-
Persons attending the sale can take EIshth avenue
Thrty second street and Broadway to 18th street Par
ties driving sale take the Broadway Boulevard TO ll2
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
AT AUCTION, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, AT i2
STALLION,
s " & R ses ~ aM s F. se s
the sire George Palmer Is "a hands years KIND
hnS hnndsom issS w naIff rp t tin
or ~ Is an e S Sas wS no Sp as s yeans o as y
stallion in the country the road the past
xe cr ssaRls ssGsR' sS dcc and superior
horse gentcmans road use, ana Tor STOCK raising III
'aiu"0e' Is WaFfSpMaE FhpiakEE iG"sG "GsGGasEFANrEEp sF
Can be %yaa RS Y s s2m ff
ITO, liz and la East Thirteenth ST.. near Fourth av
A NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY CARRIAGES
N. cheap, new aud second hand Rockaways, Buggss,
Phactons Depot Express and Business wagons. lfl
West Broadway, near Canal street
A -CouPEs, LANDAUs CLARENCEs DEPOT
N. Wagons, T Carts, Buggies, Harness taken III eN
change will be sold less than half cost 70 realize.
HAMS, Broadway and Fourth street
-sIDEBAR TOP WAGON BY BREWSTER & co.
IN. of Broomc street, entirely new cost $t75 VIII pe
sold at 800 discount tor want OF use Private stable %
East Forty-tirst street
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or TOP AND OPEN ROAD
N Wagons by the best city makers-Rockawaysc clnr-
ences Bnrouches six coupe Rockaways four seat ROCK
aways ton and open Pony fhaetons slide seat aGons
one Coach one fine seated Park Phaeton, sukcs,
Express Wagons one cut.under kockaway, sicighs,
Robes Blankets; single and double Harness. ,.
WILLIAM II. GKAY's, 20 and ~ " Wooster street,
MILK wAGoN--IN GOOD CONDITION, FOR
| N sale, at 27S Gold street Brooklyn; price, $ra
A TOP WAGON, $50; BUSINESS wAGoN, s7s; ys roP =
| N Phaeton, si35; platform spring wagon, SlIo; oO
Setghs At S3J up, Harne Robes Blankets, &C. Al low
! JAMES JENKINS
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

-srEEp srsE12sr = ,SI SPEED; ,l1co SEED.
blooded troting Stock wagons single and double
Travis Alien brokers' and well known horse fancisrs
who " reason OF are compelled to sell
nov AT "a EEID4X No dSRSF ySsxs STREET
JOHN L. At 9&s n Ss%AlRRa S'ssft RRGo%ps Huctlone.r
IF
snS slnd 70 snow $50 h0~ ana sound
% Bay 0q 4ss p pi
raised by ooione North OF Kentucky showed 246 when
saied dss and sse
ae aed cam ro S" G n gdns % ro1s
preparation; is warranted sound and kind.
As IN s n rsa oea BAY
winfield, dam the Captain Smith mare BY American
sssd until spa then
then purchased by Mr allen present owner % Who has
oaded h ever I he a has inn
either single o. double Mr. Alien has frequently refused
sys sps anS a "aa's he 1 second to
the Ky si ~ ay nsE 81
s Sn 0y ana a%
natural roter; and the tind to drive; is
warranted sound and kind.
R Eb & srea By f Plot is Gfs
high years the fines, and most gcntecl road
in tact drives himse il he is intelligent handsome and
attractive. and can be driven by any amateur who
in to % Of and
sa 9qRa Waso ans kn
WagSp set Of aan and two sets Of single Harness.
well snSwn fine rHnE Sse the Of which h
positively be sold the highest bidder sale positive
Stock now on exhibition at stable
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" on exhibition at stable.

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
n HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
OWNER TO SELL AT AUCTION, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
z All l0n O'CLOCK, AT HIS MART, 10 10 rs THIR-
TENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
AN ELEGANT BROWN HAMBLETONIAN Stall
LION. "ARIsTIDEs," sired by Alden Goldsmths
Reserve" he by ,Rysdick's Hambetonian dam
thoroughbred by Webber's FIDDLER; one of the
finest bred stations in the country; has never been
handled for speed but can tro in So shows fine
gait years od l5,e hands, Kind and true in all ar
ness ana WaTranted sound wiinout pieuisn SALE SALE
GREE GUARANTEED.
THE ABOVE rs Now ON EXHIBITION AT THE
MART, WHERE HE CAN BE SEEN AT ANY TINE
PREVIOUS TO SALE
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pOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

nosT OFFICE NOTICE. THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
j.. during the week ending saturday November 1873
Thur sday al IL NJ and on Saturday at 5 and " NJ.
" THOMAS l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JIoPs.-MEssRs. BAKERS, WHITE / MORGAN,
III English and Bavarian hop mercnsnu, uioernia
orders for Hops entrusted to them oy American
brewers and hop merchants. Terms, cash before snip
mcnt Rciercnccs--Iondon and Westminster Bank,
Southwark London England.
HAVANA LOTTERY PRIZES CAsHED; ALL OR.
ders faithfully executed; all corrcspondence con
sdercd strictly private circulars containing tu paruc-
ulars ires 4. sGHNEIbER CO. 4 all ST.. basement
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sPORTING-DoGs, nrKDs, sc.


A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &c Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for king birds, b. g. D0yEYS, No. Greene
street, near Canal.
(SENTRAL FIRE EXPRESS RIFLES AND GuNS-E.
~ 81. REILLY 4 CO., of London and Paris, have
view and sale few samples OF the above at l67 West
Eighteenth street
WANTED-A CENTRAL FIRE NO. 10 BREFCH
w loader, made by best London maker. Address
GUN, Herald Office, with price, weight, &c.
NrANTED-A BIRD OR sRARBfT DOG. APPLY AT
w 5s Water street, cooper shop.
THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK,
MORRIsANIA.
GRAND TROTTING MEETING.
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- money Literally adyanced on DIAMONDS, Watches.
Jewelrv, Siverware, Pianos, Camers Hair Shawls,
silks. Private Office tor ladies' Buness confidential 6st
Broadway. :. FIRUSkl.
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REWARDS.

COO REwARD.-LosT, TUESDAY EVENING IN
PIO Johnsons pool room, one Elgin Watch gold
plated; picture in case. The above reward will be paid
by leaving the at Leggetts Hotel Chatham street.
this week, and no questions asked. j. S s.
d. On REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
'p w OF the Scotch Terrier from West seven
teenth street on the AFTERNOON Of Sunday September 2
COX REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO QUES-
'DAC tion asked for the return Of the contents Of
pocket book taken IN clothing from No EOS Wilson street
brooklyn, Il. ID. The papers Of value except
the owner, as all payments have been stopped.
G. H. D., 2Us Wilson street
GJ00 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
plOO Lost, on Tuesday Nov 4 gold sterling cased
Watch by A. Lange, No 1879 red gold fiat back, square
edge; 81 pcnnyweights STARR &MARCCS ~ John st. 4
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A DvASCEs MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON Ola.
IA monds Watches Jcwelry, Silks. India shawlss
Laces Merchandise, In original broken packages
purchased at JOSEPH SOLOMON oS, l34 Fulton
street Private Office for ladies. Established 1850 Sc
habla Espanol
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4 767 BROADWAY. CORNER OF NINTH STREET
~ Money literally advanced u Diamonds Watches.
jewelry, India sha1s Silks, &C. the bought ana
sold private Office for ladies'. r. H. PAGE
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90 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
CJ Liberal advances made on Diamonds Watches,
Jcwclry and all kinds of Merchandise. The bought
and sold. Room !. LYMAN LEOPOLD.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT WOLF BROTHERS, $50 BRoADWAY.-PARTIES
n desiring 10 get loans Diamonds Watches, Jew
elry Silver Ware and silks will be literally dealt
with than at any other house.
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Oc7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH
I.ZOt Office, room B.-Paror for ladies BranclI
l,2o7 Broadway. Money loaned Diamonds, Watches.
Jewclry. DC Same bought ana sold LINDU BROS ,
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1OO SIXTH AVENUE. BETWEEN TWENTY-FoURTH
.tOsD and Twenty fifth streets.-Liberal advances made
Diamonds Watches Jewelry. Silks Laces and Shawls,
Same bought at full value. L. BERNARD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-14
CHICAGO.
A SwindIer Caught.

CHICAGO, August l3.-George Har-
per, a young man employed as a clerk
in the Chief Engineers Office OF the IL
linois Central railroad, has been detect
ed in populations by means of placing
fictitious names on the pay rolls and
drawing the money thereon himself, by
which he has succeeded in defrauding
the company out of about nineteen
thousand dollars. Harper has family
and is man of sober habits. He had
a portion OF his savings in bonds, which,
to the amount Of twelve thousand dol-
lars, he had turned over to the company
and his friends made up the balance
1t is understood that the matter Will
not be taken into the courts.
The number OF deaths reported in the
city during the week is exactly the
same as the previous week, but de-
crease al ninety-fve from the cores
ponding weeks OF last year. OF the
deaths are one hundred and two were
from cholera lniantum.
At Quincy, H., yesterday afternoon
a boiler in the Peoples Mill exploded!
fatally injuring the engineer, co'ored
man.
The City Mills in Quincy, ILL.,, owned
by the Whitemore Brothers, were burn
ed last night with a considerable quanS
tity of grain and flour. Loss 100000;
insured for 10000 in St. Louis agencies
AtDavenport, Iowa, last mig ght james
Messenger, colored, shot and instantly
killed another colored mao named
Joseph Wilson, on Fourth street. The
former was talking at the door of the
boarding house OF the latter, who was
trying to sleep. Wilson told him to
leave which he refused to do, and Will
son started after him and pursued him
to the sidewalk, when Messenger shot
him through the heart.
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We Pause for n Reply

1t has been 90 often asserted Of late
by the friends Of Mr.. Jacob here that
the Governor had been so deprived oil
his Constitutional powers, by the action
OF the Legislature and the decision,oi
the Supreme Court OF Appeals, that he
is now ID mere figure head"-simply
drawing the salary OF Governor, with
none Of the duties OF that office 10 per-
form. We have not troubled our
readers q great deal with politics, ot
late; but this bare and fimsy assertion
has gone far enough, and we desire any
one or all the gentlemen above referred
to, 10 answer us this question or what
power has the Governor been deprived
that be heretofore exercised 2 This
s a question that one who talks readily
ofthe matter, ought to be able to an
swer with all ease. Can we prevail on
one OF them TO answer il? We pause
for reply!
The fact is, the Governor now bas
every jot aud title Of power be
ever had, either under the old Consti-
tuition or the new, cave and except the
appointment OF nine directors for the
State Crazy House. VIII sny OF the
faithful deny this proposition? Again
We pause - Weston Democrat.
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what Solomon wanted.

Even the best Sunday school scholars
sometimes are 50 interested in earthly
things that the spiritual meaning Of
their lessons escape hem. There was
Miss Slumm's smsrtest boy. They
were studying the history OF Solomon,
and Miss Slumm wanted TO show that
in spite OF all his splendor and wisdom
his lapee into idolatry in bis old age
left him without the pure religious de-
votion needful TO perfect peace. So Miss
Slumm said, And now. William, Sol
omon had more wisdom and knowledge
than any one else in the world he was
far richer than any other king; he had
built the most magnificent temple that
was ever seen; he lived in a
gorgeous palace; lie had fine
clothes, and horses and chsriotf
and thousands OF servants, and all
the other monarchs OF the earth looked
upon him with admiration and envy.
And yet he was not perfectly happy.
He needed but one thing to give him
absolute contentment and felicity, and
what do you think it was, William 2
William paused Tor moment and
then suddenly exclaimed Il know
Miss Slumm said, And what WAS 1t ?
"Why he wanted to learn how 10 whis-
tie on his fingers" Then William all
at once wentdown 10 the 'oot OF his
clsse. He had been putting in hls
spare time durtng the preceding week
practicing that musical accomplish
ment, and thought Solomon certainly
must OF had yearniugs in the same d.
rrciinn Allcr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-14
PHILADELPHIA.
Severe Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA heavy
storm occurred last night on the Della
ware division OF the Philadel phia, Will
mington ard Baltimore railroad. A
culvert at Kirkwood was washed out,
delaying trains several hours. They
resumed travel at 5 o'clock this after
noon. A culvert at Newark, Delaware,
was washed out, delaying night trains.
Passengers were transferred ear " this
morning and the break will be repaired
to-day. A slide OF rocks and earth near
Port DEPOSIT blockaded that branch,
but no serious damage was caused.
1t has been raining here to-day with
out any intermission, ard it still con-
tinue5 to fall rapidly without any abate-
ment. 1t has been the heaviest storm
that hes prevailed here TOR some time,
causing great damage by the breaking
of culverts and the Lew buildings in
course o. erection. Corn on farms in
this vicinity has been leveled to the
ground, and vegetables have been
washed out of the earth.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Recruits for the Navy,

New ORLEANS, August lG.-Up to
this time some eighty sailors have been
enlisted for the navy, of whom about q
dozen are negroes, and the balance
nearly all foreigners. Three hundred
are required, butas none except expert
enced sesmen will be taken, some
difficulty is found in getting up the re-
quired number, 10 consequence Of the
scarcity Of vessels at present in port.
There are also seventeen machlnists re-
quired, six boiler makers, elk copper
smiths, aud fifteen carpenters. Some
OF these are already enlisted and gone
to Brooklyn Navy Yard, in company
with the accepted sesmen After q
short time they will be all sent to join
the feet in the Meiiieranian.
The first bale Of cotton grown in the
Mississippi valley, was sold to-day for
2lt cents The bale weighed five hum
dred and ten pounds.
Gov. Kellogg informed the Mayor OF
this city, bv letter, that be had not
signed the bill amending the city char
ter, and that it is not his intention to
take any action regarding it, until the
meeting OF the legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-14
Wants 10 Know, You Knew.

VIII the writer of sn article in the
lsst Con.zratirc, approviugly called by
the Ia:sHgsncsr. % ringing editorial, "
please to give us his opinion OF the
Salary Steal" aud OF the representa-
tive who voted for it, against it, and
then pocketed his share OF the swsg !
A few ringing" remarks on the subject
now that the LtslGgsneer has gratuit-
ously rendered his columns Tor the pur-
pose, would prove Of interest
And when he has risen TO explain, il
he would improve the opportunity to
give US another ringing" revelation as
to why, when the IntelGysHcer says he
made q contract and pledges to the Re-
publican party, he does not deny it, and
"hurl it back with scorn," as he did
when the same charge was made by
Democrats last fall. A revelation upon
this point would answer conundrum
OF mysterious interest 10
HONEST BEN BUrLER.
Countryside, AuguIt II, 1878.
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BROOKLYN.
Destructive Fire,

BROOKLYN, August l3.-Hunter's
Point was the scene OF another great
confsgration this evening, resulting in
the destruction of Anentreth's cabinet
factory, consisting Of three buildings in
which various portions OF the work was
done. The fire broke out in the var
nishing department and quickly spread
to the other two buildings. The fire
wa, verv fierce and the Long leland
City force could do little to prevent its
progress. Three steam fire engines
arrived from Brooklyn and did good
service. The flames could be seen for
miles around and thousands Of people
left New York for the scene OF the fire.
1t was e1tinguished by twelve o'clock.
The loss to Anentreth's stock is about
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-14

A COLUMBIA, Pa, clergyman, while
preaching his sermon on Sunday even'
ing, perceived 3 young man and wo-
man under the gallery in the act Of kiss
ing each other behind a hymn book
and did not lose his temper. lie did
not fly into an unseemly rage, and cal
upon the sexton 10 rush up the aisle
and disband the rioters. No. he re
mained calm. He beamed mildly al
the offenders over his spectacles, and
when the young man kissed her for the
fifteenth time, he merely broke the SER
mon short of in the middle OF third
ly," and Offered q feryent prayer in be e
half OF "the young man in the pink
necktie, and the maiden in the blue bon
net and gray shawl, who were proian-
ing the sanctuary by kissing one anoth-
er in pew No. GS." And the congrega-
ton said "Amen.' Then the young
woman suddenly pulled her veil down,
and the young man sat there and swore
softly to himself. lie does not go to
churcn as much as lie dId.-Btlirf0rts
WdtcIm1u.