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steamship Wimsu'ta. New Bedford, mfse. and pass.
Strtushfp Aust ala. u lssgow, ndse aud pass.
steamship 4 popdtrt, Havana, m lsc. 81 pass.
StuauIS y Pennsylvania dlAssnw, inise. aud pass.
Sicansuip Cay VI Montreal, Liverpool, mdse. and
pnse.
Bark Duo Fr ,te,li, Cadiz. vine. &C,
Bark Atlantic. -. Pierre, sugar,
BARK Margaret EdN ards. Ncw Haven, in ballast.
Rflg Venture, Ni"quel, =. r., sugar.
lirg Anna Lihdsry, Nus oro. :. u. plaster.
Br - orr-ceut " luds0f. y =, plaster.
Bi = Jdus r. Carney, GOV Rl,, coan
sChr. Ella Frances Windsor, Y. =, plaster.
Schr. Eoh!u MgGoNal, Port calcdonia, cool.
Schr. Frances Ellcn. -. George, y. H., spiling.
sour Almeus, " ludsor :. plaster.
Schr. Nelson. HlllrhorO y. r. plaster.
ScAr. John :. MOultOn, st. Geo rge, " b., splilinR
s,Nr. olive, Two hNets, spiing.
r.. Iost phluC. Glace Bay, coal.
sem. Victor sand River y. :, spllins.
schr. | uClu Tom, Shulee, y. : spillng.
Schr. Annie Power. Elruhcra, fruit.
sclT. is1nert hius, ttb flcl ru gar, &c.
ScNr. -. Lark, W.nds ?, \. :, y a-ter.
Schr. Capclll. ROcSl md, y. D., stone.
: .-. Mary /. Pix, Dorchester, y. B., stone.
AL.. me -L-lAl rLAer "a ] ell.L VIZ. x-.i-
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How they rix Gnmbicr- In omahn.

OMAHA, Neb., July lG.-Excitemcnt has pre-
vailed here siuce the s'ahbng Of Atwood. the braxe
man. uy gamblers, sunday last, for exposing their
game the t-sin. meeting of railroad men. held
yestcflly at the Union Pacific shops to consider the
case. attended by over 40 men. A committee was
appointed TO dram resolutions and draw up programme
to be followed. They threaten to dea summary WI
gamblers and TOughH. Who have Injected tins rugh1Or
hood fur months past Twelve Or nltCen OF The fra.
teru.ty have areaGy cult the town. AsoOd 'es In a
Irectfious condition. A citizens committee has been
arpunsd assist the suthortiss In carrying out the
Law la thr authorities prove ineec ctuAl they viii
takc things intO their own hands.
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MARINE TyrsLLiaEycs

u~rArrR- .LvASNJ-rurs D,v
sun i sun se'a...... ?, MoJn rises IL 70
atou WsIER-rHIS nNI.
sanuy hoOk.. IS Gov tsln 3 "A Hell Gate. %
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THURSDAY. July 15-P. M.-Speculation
at the stock Exchange received further enc'ur-
sgement to-day, aud under the influence OF
Western Union, North western common. Lake
Shore and New York Central the remainder "
the so-called active list, II we except Erie and
Pacific Mail, was buoyant. After the advance
of Western onion, however, to u =, there was
reaction because Of realizing sales, as well rs
new contracts put out by the bears. About mid
day, therefore, speculation halted. but strength
was again impaired to the dealings by the rise
OF Lake Shore TO 9iA on the renewal Of the re-
port that this company would be leased to the
New YORK Central at y cent per annum. Erie
was weak in response 10 London quotations,
and Rock Island was also heavy ut the close.
Canton sold at lG., rise of p cent. since yes
terlAy. The general market closed Arm.
Tue total nun Der Of shares dealt in was
It., 40 Of which Western Union represented A.
Ioo; Erie. - son; Lake Shore, eG,C.O; Northwest
ern common, 25'aO; P4.ifr NAL; 500 uhioS'
Wabash, 3.Co; Hannibal and =. Joseph. s.;no; /;
Iturk Island, :.iUl; Missouri Paclc, 3UO, AZ 80.
ard Boston, Hartford and Eli', 40.
Go,d was very duh and insignificant IN all Il
IN the lnal tr4ae. The opening price Wt- ll5
with a r',e % llg and a subsequent des.ine 10
carrrd rinsri FROM 20 cent. for immediate de-
me t1ta cleai ngS Al thr told Exchange Ranr were
ir-o.@ gold balances = - -. ami carrr'e o, ,,
o. g'.'i hvuis an pAid olt ID coin MGR >. ID. ne
NJ O. date ,s!iis,s". The following verc tagpu. pal
m\ M;;..~iilssN u;ssA;,N...liles e2;P.M.... llFN
Ms L. I. MiiiisS .@Ss @ M..h5 Hihi5 sif' 81 Mis ..isa
The da,'s business at the L. :. su5.Ir,a,ury wa;
God rec p's ,>o,2 o. paAmen', t;;;,."sst bal
meats, sCs-,iota, balance. saJ,-25.s'..' customs.
the Treasury balances At The close - cuisines. N
Wa vs., .nston ,"'d4y rr cure, T. is'''Il, an 3
Ihr lntcrnsi ryeHur rereips t"ct'd ny 80" ile
.ou ana ~. uu u s.Nvr v~I,. lac uu4Iou A t,c bAA
A. ne TTres.r, al. ~ ii ~, ~ '.,ri hiis wc-c
cIHtcl 70 the est u' o. 'aoe.H". AZ price, ranging
avn. aV rsd Id 20 H. ~ 90. AZ -@ i,t,cr fsir
Foreign eSc7angc wa. wr,s and low,r. vilh rcduc.
~ r' s.s ,r "N ,i i'.'i',i i, .. G.,, W a., a. - s.,
ing To- me mars, "ud aWItdra"a' OF ord,rs to Pur
NonSg ai.,7.ya's b cent. on can urtn a'e go I'VE
day Wh,n A. m-h ., w.. p.ii uoG-h rio-l9s A. O.
y cg,to' IN Goye,nme1, so11' va. ''.'e4 ,rogsa
ar an imt y! a ugt" .'.., 'l4i Z He'H,r a., 4. I'd
l,is, new. ~ coupon ~ olu. lls; coup"n L., ..
49,. coupon o. l,,., 49,. ami i1 registered to. i.
h,arry Cica. to. v,Jl street, report at r. W.;
r. cur s.....ii. "a. ,2o. ,ss-. coup. RI. n
IS .3.,,an+i.% II c.arfr'a...i,l .1;
. s,a,y bond j, u,rc we're .,'ss Of Ten ... g.. aev,
/ t.s,.., llr-...,a e., eoo-oiaa,e!, ,e.
P,a.2l, s' 'aii@.'g.l '6l1s :, .ti,.s.'3.
IA. '.r raira .G .S 6gSa. .1 ra .5 o5d
| ti 49,. )" t'',." ~ 's, - 1,t,H 'r.. d., III.
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Al ..t.ru Us farI T. NauA. have tIr honor 10y I
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.e t... 80. Ic.s f. n. aDs. .a u. al .. F.
-.'. w. r,'.t',..'''Tri.'re .''T
" "-.'.e.1p.a. aud eu.t-,.'.o. u u,'h. Al gur. /
-.i' -.t 20 ~ ..'., ...'., NV ' no /
'i' ~ e,pAn'. -,sr, ,,t %, H. I
t .., d., nsr,u.t ~ il.tf t..,-. al one, Il r.
=. - f' ~ ni rtn ttcI Mr. ,ix ta cover inc
=, r ing Q, s1g ,rf.,e-y sI,c,':qpp an an
t--'i '' tn' moo. ~ '.,', ',ru, LIN t'r r.. 'i,
70 "~ o' ~ ~, ol .il l.. ~. N.'l,h
,', '',t Az, o,", 's m u VI u,t,
t.'''' '''' Is Ni,i Ss5I'r s,i ,eryi. II; Architect,
,
Nn'eti '-"ind reed ac"ppersmith ENGAGED "n
I" l'.f-tN "A,'h'lnh u IN Nr NhIAll I' tNe
,-"t iNt IH ma i"n- tNpCu noe m put
ii 900 H '' rg"'s he had never dl-'"N-
''ei t't iI.' 'lt' would provide ior cNltl-i. n
t tHH. rI.'I : tui tuat I'm his opinion Wax
.al u't" 'ii- iup 10 mt discovery. Ma lett
a-I- t."'Or. OF u., 'uul',rr- IA The ltr'-
49, A'". '' wrtea letter to NTlS. whirh
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Weekly aud monthly pawn for furniture
snd carpets At H. ". C0vperthSsit q CO.'S, l5o Chst
ham et.--.iir.
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FINANCIAL AND coMmERcIAL.

For wire Greens for doors and windows. 90 to
f. and j. rOrrrYs 100 Fulton street, near brO id~ay
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surf Hotel, Fire island. Through q 'Sets aud
baggsge chr Red trtil- leave ~ ~ti \. NJ Aud jJ 4.
~, rom south sth st., vi l,msDursh.
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KinGJainr- dicd ot fever aud nQur b-fore
lafa4l.' j. cures.
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Take Ayers pills

Farthc Pilesuse ". Is eHtiuG's Cot "brnt~d
Pte zoe. Otcr -J Front ST. coz fe.A slp.
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been four times tie cost of the original roo nne
mi. com"S fooaiei :" ouTeeu oa c's fSf tas
.Heeung or ha surface scncraily the otuer from is
s = Toyay 3A'p 's' rGogs % Ss, % Psg cent to the
Q..Nlat stuc prc-cat price OF sheet copper A. |
n. riy ene ceut-. hinS
foot cn rvc u 10 crn's foot mace nr rO!s'y
shepherd had NJ thing further to say. The /.
Boss ais" reurescnted tn1t he submitted prnr- /
p-ifiuu 20 the rctdri uf the Treasury, bat !
wh"' the prnpn-iti"n wa produced II WA ~ !
Mulett-not the secretary.
cttRS CO.'S rRoPos,1.
ofrcs or wtLtt.s :. C1ERS Co.,
ilos'e,S ,Sie ,,r..sEr: NEw logN Jay lsc9
t,1, % .g, 4st N ;Sw q the tse, hat i.rst
proportion ~ tne rooang and pnmbns ~ yoar dcpsr.
.c. @ T t. u u ia 6' iii tie % f, st proposal fr 6ot
cc M f nud q isS Sn' w eh sS should M
c'gdr al chug's i' patent rights, royaties o.;
.ocn srs & She ot ne sad nn noG5 as you se
-. i .aOm a.. seso ATE dst.iied saI sworn .t.sg'
went, II required, Of the net actual cost. cu.rs.
ss = ircua 1 1s.se. for fsy., IT, ps,say sls
sc meal IN t,S' '5s'' ae sSat Si e Ss. aS.
uay 1c a-e your department., lad cl,fie perceAt.
ye 'aa lasr . me above r.g q. fiT T. ega
piVal l-d tee assured mat TIE elp.rlcnee ot al
nrpro'' aud 90 e2}yy1 e}yl .oTc SSsIrl le'pe.'
s..ef,...4s Architect
Boss shepherd also cl,m- that they warrant
ed IN 'tr wur, for ten We ~. The Chairman, in
examining the above prupp,iti "a, said
'-r n'..in T. tl.s '4irie. ao'nt ~'rrAntns the
VIM. '3og-t there w.! KNOW mat vas he
.t,t,fi III, srde, y. rh.rs i. 4, aa.er.,in, NJ "a
a.. D.,c, Il tr,j. .et me -ee ~ maths
~. -.,si 10 rsr-sr,,s, f.'5 per cent, anaa
~ \ h,.n,R.-oS. Acting se'rcta
lne proposed reduction Of ,sesgeeet =. sGcsp'ed
.. .tt rr1 .pe. .iacsuon Of royalty OF ten cent.
on g 'S P ioat6t aoihs ,a. s S.. 1' va. R
te-led 10 -ppiy to tn,t, certainly
DRAWING THg BO>s' TEETH.
shepherd l'd great stress oa his statement
that they charged the Government net cost only
Of ali mtteri l,. rho Cuuruan inquired rather
n.nutyll in regard TO this:
=. Hut Vhe lou are irving A-se amount q
,"s, ,,t t''gs'. '., .,, .S '@t WIS. In i.5
r.-rs si laye To- charge sa5ag4 to ever interest Ca
-l.aa, ,ail yop Include .A..-Ye. .-:.,.,,
: 81 ,., that ~ tie case ot 81. pes y mes con-t
''p 10 M s t, ~ 5l'rs 'l ~
/ h,-'e anl rn,ael,h, !. 4Vc,u,-. ~ WHIST c.icu :,
/ c.l,. urrp.rlIt A-oorprr n.s sr,auj depressed "a
yis '",' AZ e''f II o sr ',' o2 G ia d
er n. ..s, pi Ga. sportad % sle '.ler conurseu.
~. mo p.- No.o"- .dD r,r.. . r. road fare,
3 rr.~ roI could not ~or,1cn f''r p'ao procIr.d 10
/ 'u'ris" ~ iD Low, A. rts nsi 'oHH lave "a'. .
/ ala sc fl.n. y. nd say, '.ort "or l.e Jo' b,
/ ;loq st51Hcr asy A. l,e 'g.llria at ,ne,so et
.sllo,' ~ n,n At s. r'a. ier asy. Labor i-,erJ
a. -. y. rl- ga, you ,a'i t5e's men. some q
'',".a-r. 10 ia. eolk .t..l t"o4'l lay, lad u
you ,da.o.a a.,. ..o ed d, ' "G'F 5i ja: ''
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In rrnnrd socirtv henutifui terth lrc n nIw.ys
ndMr.l ma OaA D. hA. by u-IIs u OA- Lo.- Ianle..
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oyr on NULLETTS FRAUDS.
,,x. THE TREt>IRf Hf
Ec"' sHtn PfIENf

yoa,, p,tniIs Of tho u y scnl-
NapN v.t,tisuSoi james \. 6"rhelu' heerN
~ NJ" r,...u.. IIu c,nud ~. II. >tarH-
'' thi~ Great -wtudlc'
....l,...of lh' ,un
",,,,.,,,>. roN. July 12.-In lSoS "a man
,r..rV VAux. then an employee or the
70 u... ..tineut nlcd an application win
I'7 .tn.ruf Pa,cn.s Corl ttcr, patent IN
We ..',..,,cn, .n me allie rooang His petition
h'-"' .,tnt sine inventor ot a plan t'r cor
y" ..., ir,l. zinc. ur cuprcr sheets, 50 that
t'-' ,.ret vith them will be more durable
..t.t thlu n they wcr" used IN the M
a. ,,ifr,ut the ecorr gitiuus. lie claimed
NV" ,.. mpr.,emeuj amct 'llc roof could
10 ,,I contract without injury. Tnc a'-
.y.gl,l Vlrrh -, l8i', AMI ON April 3,
,s..f theex mincrs, Mr.. James, rejected
i.'.....ti, ,ppi,cint claimed nothing new.
t,......- forth In ha ~ lllr'tcr NJ tht
i,..,,.., .p,.st,a hl'r d1ten patcuts alte ,dy
III. ..r.n, c,crytnin. and IN re than the
t.I,I. Ia cuu,lu-iln he say
-s...,.f.. ..,. ll..t. a. 'ro 's nothing new in
,...a. Tho mere al lr'a'tun ~ the n1r-
Lar i.r... in view ~ tne r'i'ten a. is hut iue
,.tN if o. mechanic e"ulcu ~ inc "It 20
... U l'IHs 'aId DOS t'' .l. J''' "' "
n,tVr Va., ,rl 'hosc who wcr' I've md him
, t., .I... .H.I..d %, tai. r,u.te 90 .n Nir.
- o.. .l.. i>is. h', H"in'' ~ 'l' !
q, ,,r 't.. ar Npril - the tAl,i LAau'hrr
4.,.. ....t.i .'r uIr,ttWi %.
Au.-rNNu.NArtoN uUutUrn.
r.-..n,. vtt '.p brought 90 be'r on ne
.f.... t.l' ,Nc'r 0ir..,t. af,'A''i "-
... Id ...,..H,uf- o.. the Hut. i'm
y. .... 'r vsu. w'-lcd =" hl'. .he q, 'iri '''- ..-
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Tor an purpose o. putiltye. sac aud ollctlll.
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Boss shepherd also citun~ that they warrant
ed th'i wur, for ten yc ~. The Chairman, IN
tNAuluin. tN" above prupu-lti "a, said
s-r nptiH- lu tlls ctDtrac. ap1ut Ntrran,lng the
Vurt tor tru years.
Vl'u..4 iilusHt there wlst know that was Ne
uu'.rst ndlrc 10 ~ is No. tHe-c, DO must nave 90, a
stated is t order slice Their" IL A. ru4ut-cn' n u
t'e I4cs ut wat let mo soc WI Z trlt L.
81. Ut AIS t~ t..IuNr.
hp ~.'e .r FHrrnrtAsf 7 70 per cent, ana
/ royalty I'u p,pH ami roof sp'ctnrl
h'H,HY Acting ec'rcta-
" SFrIENPFH l~St"
Ile proposed reduction Of IS per cent accepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
A WOMAN HORRIBLY sCALPED.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, August

New HAVEN, Conn.,, August s, 1873.
This morning, during shower, Mrs. Ann Mooney,
at work In shirt factory, went to a window in the
fourth story OF the building to close the sash. Near
the window was line Of shafting in rapid motion.
Mrs. Mooney wears very high back hair. 1t seemed
to be higher than usual to-day. Her movement to
shut the window was made In haste, and the
shafting caught in the hair The set screws
in the shaft worked themselves into her
scalp, tearing scalp and hair entirely or The skin
or both ears was entirely torn on The whole
thing was the work OF but moment, but 1t left her
In condition which months cannot repair. A
woman was In the room AZ the time. but she could
Immediately called and trimmed. replaced and
sewed on the scalp the patient SUITE ring excruei.
ating pain, at times going on into condition OF
INCONSISTENCIES. Mrs. Mooney has been many
years attached TO this factory and was known ali
over the city DIR. Park expresses the opinion that
she cannot recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
THE DESTITUTE SICK CHILDREN.

An Excurs1on for Mothers ana Child fcn
ON Wednesday Next-A Good Time
Promiscd-The Treasurer's Report and
Condition OF the Fund.
Already the Poor Sick Children's Resef Fund has
done an immensely OF good In the crowded wards
OF the city, and the necessity OF such charity has
become wonderfully apparent. It is now intended
to supplement the immediate relieving OF wants
with little pleasure and health-giving trip On
Wednesday next the barge Chicago is char
tered to take Q trip up the North River
and down the bay. with the intention
OF accommodating solely destitute mothers
with their sick CHILDREN. Good food will be fur
nished mothers and children on board, OF course,
Tree Of charge. The barge will start from Broome
street, East River, at eight O'Clock Wednesday
morning; Market street; East River, at a quarter
past eight; Rector street. North River at half-past
eight; Christopher street, at quarter to nine and
Thirty-tifth street. at nine O'Clock. The excursion
will return to the city after taking the trip
alluded to in good season.
Below is subJoined the Treasurer's report of the
condition OF the fund, and it will be seen that it IS
gradually prospecting even past the expectations
OF its founders The following subscriptions have
been received In response to the appeal IN the
HERAIp:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
SARATOGA RACES.
Third Day of the Second Summer Meet
ing-The Events and the Entries-POOl
Selling Last Evening.

Third Day Of the Second Summer Meet
ing-The Events and the Entries-Po0l
selling Last Evening.
SARATOGA, August 8, 1878.
The racing Of the Saratoga Association will be
continued tomorrow, with the usual card OF three
contests. The first Is dash OF three-quarters OF
mile for two-year- olds, with winning penalties,
the probable starters being Belmont's bay Ally
Countess, by Kentucky, out OF Lady Blessingto |;
d. Mcdaniel 4 Co.'S bay colt. by Asteroid,
nut colt Dublin, by Kentucky, out OF
Zaidee Hunter 4 Travers' bay colt King Pin,
by Lexington, out Of Ethan Lass; T. Norris bay
colt by Eclipse, out of the Slasher Barbarity mare
A. B. Lewis Co.'s bay FLY Vandallte, by Vandal,
out OF vesper Light. This race promises to be a
big betting event. the first pool selling as fol-
lows :-Countess, 1915; Vandalite, $500; King Pin,
$685. Dublin 1856 McDaniel's, $500; Morris, 500.
The second race Is q dash OF mile and one fur
long, for three ODDS, winners OF 900 or more
to carry 10 lbs extra. The entries are Rice Il
McCormick's bay filly Sunrise, Wilson'S chestnut
colt Mart Jordan, Hunt Reynolds chestnut FLY
Buchu, Crouses chestnut illy Satire Littell's
brown colt wizard, Hitchcock's chestnut colt
Limestone, Weldon's chestnut colt War
like and Waldon's bay colt Utica.
The first pool on this race sold as follows SUN
rise, $120 Satire, Sis; Jordan, $40; Warlike and
For the third race two miles ana three quarters,
for all ages, there are really only two entries-Mc-
Daniel putting in Katy Pease and Hubbard, and
Alloway Boss Tweed. There is but little betting on
the race McDaniel's being the favorte at $500 to
$50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
STEAM BOILER EXPERIMENTS.

The preparations for the steam boiler expert
ments at SANDY Hook are going forward rapidly (;
but, owing to many difficulties, they will not take
place before the latter part OF September--on or
about the goth. The Commissioners were all ont of
Town yesterday so that 1t was impossible to ascer-
Con n sr w be that
II viii probably take several DAYS TO explode all
tne poliers that nave been purchased for this pur-
pose. The leading boiler-makers OF the West will
cooperate IN the experiments to be held sinulta
neously AT Pittsburq. The interest taken In these
experiments Is general throughout the country,
anu INC experimental Committee IL daily in receipt
VI many letters relating 70 THO subject,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
A. WOMAN SHOOTS HERSELF IN THE HEAD

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August g. 1873.
About noon to-day Mrs. Almira Maynard wife OF
Alfred Maynard, OF Columbia, Conn, attempted
suicide by shooting herself IN the head with
pistol, after vainly trying morphine and laudanum.
She was sen: TO the Rhode Island Hospital. The
surgeons have not yet been able TO extract the
ball. which entered just below the centre Of the
forehead. Mrs.. Maynard had left her husband and
came here from New London with two young
men, named Herbert Bassett and Morris FTarIc,
WAC ave now detaned ~ tbe police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
A DOG ATTACKS IT'S OWN MASTER.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, August 8, 1873.
Patrick Hearty, q member OF the police force OF
this city, was severely bitten last evening by his
own dog. The dog which is supposed to have been
mad first attacked oncer Jennings, who was IN
conversation with Hearty, but was beaten on with
a club. II then new at its master and, seizing him
by the cheek and neck, Iacerated both In terrible
manner. The dog was Immediately shot dead.
ncarp's coadityl " eV1sldeyed erIuea,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-09
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Match OF Eleven Birds Each Between
Joseph Smith, OF Boston, and John
Curtis, of Saratoga-smith the Winner.
SARATOGA, August 8, 1873.
pigeon shooting match between Joseph Smith,
OF Boston, and John Curtis, OF Saratoga, took place
at Moons Lake Side House, Saratoga Lake, this
afternoon. The contest was for $50, and the con-
ditions were to shoot at eleven single birds eacn
at twenty-one yards rise, eighty yards boundary
using an ounce and half OF shot. The following is
THE SCORE.
Smith, 0, !, l, l. l, !, /, !, o, 0-Total, H.
Killed, s; missed, 3.
Curtis-0 !, !, !, l, !, o. 0, o, l, Total H.
Killed, Z; missed, 4.
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penter.
In 1928 new steeple was built to the old Court
House and new bell was mounted therein. Inc
old bell, which first proclaimed liberty to all
lands, /" has been handsomely fixed upon an oaken
pedestal, and can be seen standing even now IN
the lobby Of the Court House hall. IL Is
iearfuly SCARED and broken, and q
deep crack renders 1t utterly unnt for
use. The Board OF Finance for she
American Centennial Commission have in all their
circulars and advertisements, for the sale OF their
stock, given an exact pOrtraiture OF this old bell
and this article Is written with the view OF ex-
planning the peculiar significance Of their trade
mark.
j imagine that during the grand Exhibition,
hundreds, nay, thousands will crowd about this
bell, in view OF which fact 1t will be well for AL TO
remember this history.
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Company Of North America,
A SERIOUS FIRE AT BRUNSWICK, ME
BRUNSWICK August A. 1873

BRUNSWICK, August 3, 1873.
The stable and OF house owned and occu-
pied by Miss Weld, on Federal street, was destroyed
by nre this morning. The main part OF the house
was saved, but was badly damaged by fire and
water Miss Yields loss is estimated at from three
TO four thousand dollars, ana Is partly insured. In
the was the library OF Leonard Woods, ID. D.,
which was valued at upwards OF ten thousand dol
lars, and which Is total loss, with no insurance.
Besides the library DR.. Woods lost the manuscript
OF valuable work which was nearly ready Tor
the press and upon which he had been engaged
for MANY years
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down In the year 1851 The heavy frame wherein
the bell used TO hang" was lowered within the
BRICK tower, long since torn down. The bell was
projected by slight shed Of rude pine boards and
TOT the manipulation OF II the following bill was re-
turned
Mr. THOMAS NEWELL. STATE HoosE 1881.
To JoHR CoBuRN, DIT.
July lerNo %ndIy hands getting down the old
Steepie and getting up the new one, getting - -. -.
up the Bell and fixing OF IL .fl2 90 10
To the two falls and blocks and Crab getting
bell ... ... e 8 90 90
In
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PAYMENT OF LABoRgRs ON BIG PIPES

Comptroller Green paid yesterday the laborers
on big pipes" to July 81, 1873. The issue OF stock
for payment Of the wages OF these men was au-
thorized by the Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
ment on 7th instant, and the payment was made
the next day, amounting to $Ie,0s7 D. ..
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COMPTROLLER's RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the city treasury. From
RuRKAu or ARRpARs
terest SIP ITO
BUREAU
Ground ferry, water lot and market and cellar
rents and market rents and tees -. 7Sn
Street openings and improvements and interest. 2o4
BUREAU REGISTER.
Croton water and penalties ............. 1882
MAYORS SECOND MARSHAL
hcehses ~
Total SIS llS
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VALUATION OF PROPERTY IN HUDSON
a. COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. $3.50

The following table shows the valuation OF prop
erty, both real and personal, as corrected by the
County Commissioners OF Appeals at their meeting,
which was adjourned yesterday IN Jersey city,
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ANOTHER CONFEDERATION IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, Angus

BOSTON, August 8, 1879
The loss by the burning OF the Old Distillery
building on Prince street, this morning, proves
much heavier than at first reported. s. d. Warren
had from $40 900 to $4,000 worth of manufactured
paper stored in the building on which the loss
will probably prove total. The insurance is as ol-
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Fare well, my boys, my glass is run,
This day shall see m v setting sun.

The struggle was over. His followers threw down
what arms thev had and were captured or s0ughe
refuge in the woods. few small bands OF them
were last dates depredating in various parts OF
JaIisco, near Topic The manner OF his capture Is
as yet unknown. He died as he lved-devoid of
iear--like a brave N not good man. refusing to
nave his eyes bandapcd ana looking death in the
lace nae the chieltalllS VI ljs race
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asa s72 .7bo sI0Iel.s40 Sss, O64. q

The tax apportioned for State, school and county
purposes aggregates $500 000 which Is divided very
nearly in the proportion OF 3, and 10 respectively