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Lsniraont
Is the best remedy in the world for the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cremp in the limbs
and:stOmach, pain in the stomach, bowels or
side, rheumatism in all its forms, bilious COL
ie, neuralgia, cholera, dysentery, colds,
fresh wounds, burns, sore throat, spinal COM
plants, sprains and bruises, chilis and fever.
For internal and external use. Its operation
is not only to relieve the patient. but entirely
removes theeause Of the complaint It PEN
etrates and pervades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action 70 all its parts, and
quiekening the blood. The Household Pana-
eea Is purely vegetable and all healing. Pre-
pared by CURTIS BROWN, No. as Fulton
street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. ally
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RETURNED.-W. p. and Mrs. Gould,
of Hartford, returned home Wednes-
day evening, after spending the snm-
mer and fall in the East. Their nu-
Snerous friends viii be glad to greet
them.
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The largest assortment and hand
soonest designs in real ottoman shawls
and scarts in stripe and plaids, and
double and single, ever offered in En-
poria. Remember that we are nerer
undersold. G. w. NEWMAN & Co.
A0-tf
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WELLs,-Thpse in. want of wells
will learn something to their advan-
tage by reading Mr.. Murdock's adver-
tlsement-irl another column. For the
next thirty days he proposes to dig
wells Mt reduced prices.
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Van McCullOek, of the Indiana
House, returned from six weeks
visit In, Indiana few days ago. He
reports duller times there than here,
and the Kansas fever Faging to large
extent.
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Go and see how much 1t costs you
to s' fare sumptuously" at Harvey's
new restaurant, old corner of Fergu-
son & Harvey. 15tf
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BooTs AND SHOES AT COsT.-I offer
for sale at cost parts Of ten cases OF
boots, and twenty-four OF shoes-for
cash only. C. Z. KELSEY.
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IF you cannot find exactly the Kind
of lamp chimney you want go to
CHAPMAN & Cos.
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Go to A. S. Smith for anything in
his line and you will be sure to get it
cheaper than elsewhere.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Another large invoice of French and
American window glass.
CHAPMAN & Co.
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UNITARIAN SoCIETY.-Subject Sum
day morning, Thanksgiving" Sum
day evening, lecture on est. Simon
Stylites and the Monks of tire Eastern
Church,
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Give Prot. Norton q rouslng house
on Monday night when he relates his
experiences among the Indians, telling
all about the councils and dances.
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Two interesting and entertaining
lectures for fifty cents. Don't fail to
be ut the Methodist church on Monday
night and lave an intellectual feast.
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J. L. w. Bell sells the Scranton shaft
coal. Call at his store and leave your
orders, as 1t is rs good coal rs there is
In the market. See adv.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION! When you
come to town go to Harvey's old stand
of Ferguson & Harvey, and get a
Square mear' for 25 cents. 15tf
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Several important locals, news Items
and communications crowded out by
advertisements that came In Mt n late
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We are oyerstocked in caps and are
bound to sell them. Come and price
them. Il. 8. SMITH.
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We are receiving every week new
and choice cashmere suitings in our
merchant tailoring department for fall
and winter suits.
BANCROFT & McCARTER.
Sent. 9th. 1873. &c
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Best stock of dry goods in Emporia,
cheaper than ever, at Bancroft & Nc
Carriers. sc
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Wooden yarns and flannels just re-
ceived, at very low prices, at Bancroft
& McCarter's. SO
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The donation party for Rev. w. L .
Copeland, at the Episcopal church
Tuesday evening was very pleasant
affair
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have thirty good pigs left at from
IS to $40 each. See adj.
42-tf W. f. HARDEN.
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Trees and small Frn.ta.

Ties and Small Fruits.
THE undersigned is prepared TO fur
nlsn II any quantities. fruit trees OF
approved varieties, apple. peach. plum.
enerrys pear, etc. Also raSpberries.
0laekberries and e1rFants. a fine liue 81
erePess large stoeie ri hedge plants
S gu AZ ais honse. northwest Of the elty.
4l-u eoNNEDEckER.
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Just think of it-only 25 cents for
square meal at Benefits, opposite the
postoffice. 34-tf
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ards fine colognes just received at
CHAPMAN s. Cos.
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A BIO AD.-LoOk at whitley Sc Hen
sons big, new al, and then 20 and
buy yourself rich.
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Hunters, read the notice for your es-
peclal benefit, signed by the Hats,
living south OF the Cottonwood.
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AT CosT.-A. s. Smith Is selling his
fine stock of goods at cost for the next
sixty days.
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A large variety OF Buck and Chin
ehilia gloves at A. S. Smiths.
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Genuine winter strained lard oil.
WIN. CHARxAz & Co.
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You can buy . pair OF those Chicago
handmade hoots, and warranted, for -
at A. s. Smiths.
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so pieces best all-wool filling jeans,
at reduced prices, at Bancroft 6 Nc
Carter's. SO
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Fresh oysters, by the key, can, pint or
dish. Received daily by Express, at Nor
ris & Bottger's. 81
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Trunks, valises, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at VIM.
Clapp's. ian1-tf
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Farm to rent. Call on s. j. Smith &
Co. 37-tf
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MARRiED.-In EmporIa, Nov. Goth,
by Rev. c. Z. Lewis, Mr.. Francis N
PrIbble TO Miss Olive K. Penrod.
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Mr.. Muse, Of New York, looked in
upon Us one day this week. He liked
our city very much.
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A good dinner at Tom Harvey's for
25 cts. 15tf
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The war In Turkey was quick and
decisive. Turkey submitted to over
towering numbers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-28

A full line of pure wines and liquors,
for medical purposes, always on hand
at CHAPMAN & Cos.
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T. H. Lewis friends can find him at
Perley & Bearce's. 10
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VIII Jay Is getting nicely fixed on
his place west OF the city.
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Clothing to suit the times at Perley
& Bearce's. 10
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Lutz has recently returned from a
trip to OhiO-
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Waushara-Waterloo Township.
WIN. RICHARDSON, Master.
J. j. EMERSON, Secretary, Waushara.
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Come in and sec Perley & Bearce's
n ew stock of neck wear. 10
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Agnes CItV-Agnes City Township.
ROBERT MCMILLAN, Master.
II. +. MCMILLAN, Secretay, Agnes City.
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Chicago Mound-Jackson Township.
d. VAN GUNDY, Master.
o. Fl. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Emporia.
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Teachers Examination.

ORGANIZATIONS for teachers, eerti-
~ ncates for Lyon county, will be held
ID the Normal building on the last Saiur-
day o. each month, commencing precisely
q o'clock. Certificates granted by the
present board viii be renewed upofI an
plication, provided the applicant has
been teaching and given Subtraction.
CHAS. CAVANESS.
r. j. CARMICHAEL.
soa NARY j. WATSON.
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Lamps in almost an endless variety
1T CHAPMAN s. Co.'S.
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ORANGES.

Eagle Creek-Elmendaro Township.
w. IF. HARDIN, Master.
JIM. MCKEE, Secretary, Hartford:
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Col. Plumb returned from the east
last week.
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If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties of Cake, go to
Morris & Bottger. jan1-tf
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Genuine Congress water ct
WM. CHAPLAIN q Co.'S.
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Our mercantile friends are making
It cred hot {"
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Public entertainment at the Phila-
delphi Society hall this friday even
inD
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LYON COUNTY ORANGES.

County Council,
p. b. MAxsoN, Master.
C. +. Conklin. Secretary.
Meets In Eskridge hall, Emporia, on the
Eirst Saturday Of each month.
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Hartford lmendaro Township.
F. w. WATSON, Master.
w. g. CooMBs, Secretary, Hartford.
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Fremont-Fremont Township.
p. B. MAXSoN, Master.
j. II. CoWAN, Secretary, Emporia.
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Extra Meats Foot oil for softening
your boots and oiling your harness, at
CHAPMAN & Cos.
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LYON COUNTY HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
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Buy your goods In Emporia and be
haDDV
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For knobby hats go to A. 5. Smiths.
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300 pieces new fall prints to arrive
September 9Th. at Bancroft & McCar-
ter's. SO
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AmerIeus-AmerIcu Township.
" .GRKNELL, Master.
c. F. CoNKLIN, Secretary, Americas,
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Allen Creek-Americus Township.
CHARLES DRAKE, Master.
RoHN r. MOVES, Secretary, Americas
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Township.
WIN. HoLLINGSWORTH,M Master.
A. W. PLUMB, Secretary, EmporIa.
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Goods are tumblIng.
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Lakeside-EmporiaT Township.
w. 8. JAY, Master.
J. A. NKwLIN, Secretary, Emporia.
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IVy-Waterloo Township.
T. E. BEST, Master
]. w. BEST. Secretary, Ivy.
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Proceedings Of the Last AEestIsE.
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w. lN--aa .sbssres ser rus
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History of the Apple by Prof. Chamber
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Emporia--Emporia Township.
j. +. STRATTON, Master.
B. F. Ross, Secretary, Emporia.
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We all are panIcy. )
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Emporia--Emporia Township.
j. +. STATION, Master.
B. F. Ross, Secretary, Emporia.
Santa Fe-Agnes City Township.
II. II. KNOX, Master.
j. C. HUMEs, Secretary, Agnes City.
Flmendaro-Elmenda Township.
j. L. WILLIAMS Master.
S. BUcHER, Secretary, Emporia.
Phenis Creek-Pike Township.
j. Z. DAVIS, Master.
S. B. SMITH, Secretary, Plymouth,
" eosho Republication Township.
JACOB JACOBS, Jr., Master.
d. b. THOMPSON, Sec, Neosho Rapids
Center-Center Township.
49, L. o. PRIEST. Master.
HUGH STEWART, Secretary, Line.
Cymru-EmporIa Township.
L. L. JONES. Master.
j. r. MADDOX, Secretary Emporia.
Toledo-Pike Township.
C. c. MYKR, Master.
E. R. ALLEN, Secretary, Plymouth.
Forest Hin-Jackson Township.
S. 8. HESsE. Master.
w. B. SCOTT. Secretary, Emporia.
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Santa Fe-Agnes City Township.
II. II. KNOX, Master.
j. C. HUMEs, Secretary, Agnes City.
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observation-disclosures Township.
j. L. WILLIAMS Master.
S. BUCHER, Secretary, EmporiR.
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Phenis Creek-Pike Township.
j. Z. DAVIS, Master.
S. B. SMITH, Secretary, Plymouth,
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Weston Laid In the Shade--Best Time on
Record-Chase after his Hat-Terrlhle
Ffre-An Old Citizen Badly Burned,
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" eosho Republication Township.
JACOB JACOBS, Jr.. Master.
d. B. THOMPSON, Sec, Neosho Rapids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28
THE PENSACOLA REGATTA CLUB.

The Programme OF the Fourth Annual
Regatta Of the Pensacola Regatta
Club. To BE Sailed July 8 and ..
The Pensacola Regatta Club is one Of the most
hourishing aquatic organizations in the Southern
States, and its annual regattas are looked for.
ward to with much interest by the residents OF
Florida. Commodore Thomas c. watson takes q
special pride ns in the success Of YACHTING and
has been arranged Tor July and o.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, JuLY8.
First Raco--Champfon Flag
Between piot-rigged sailboats. open to members of
the sHS miles
silver cup presented by the Commodore Entrance ee
Second Race-Ro,eing Match
seconds per per mile viii be granted to smaller
ssa S S;ss
Of tub snd to Se S ss e b
lance about two hundred yards between the wharves
by Carr ( Jolly: Tor last at winning sake, Florida
ss s;
SECOND DAY-wEDsEsDAY, JULY O.
ns Tor ;s9as unss DIVIDED
to Sssse ses s sar9 f: nss
to Sc maas in q 0Hs Whole na distance s" IN aas
class Boats to be measured all round on water line,
wsh crew, ballast and sails board, and mean length
to be taken Prize first class boats French
clock, valued at $50 prize for second class boats
steal box, valued at S40 third boats,
watch chain gold, valued at $50
Should any the lesser boats accomplish the In
less time than boats OF higher class without time allow
s Saa g A. Ii. r.
trance fee, S. each boat open to all Corners
Second Rdce-lScliing Match
For rowboats of three pairs scus with without
oas Sms s hs Ss G At IN rf
fee, S.
Third Rdce-Scnning Match
For boats Of two pairs of sculls with without
swain One mile heat best two three Prize, pair OF
opera glasses, valued ut $50 Entrance lee, S.
Fourth Rdce-Duck Hunt
Distance fifty yards Time, ten minutes. No coxswain
allowed. Prize: model duck. in silver valued at S0-
Entrance fee, 81 each person.
Boats must be entered in writing the day previous
the Races to commence each day at ten O'Clock.
Two or more boats To make race.
The club rooms, above j. NJ. LIE Barons store will be
thrown open to members and their lady friends both
days. Music in attendance.
Members requested their badges to insure
admission to the club rooms
Other Information will be furnished by the committee.
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CITY HALL MATTERS.

The usual calm that succeeds a storm was
settled about the City Hall yesterday, which was
nearly deserted by the trimmers and politicians
interested in the matter OF the confirmation OF the
Police Justices. But few OF tho Aldermen were
observed, and those who called remained but a
few minutes. The victory OF the combination on
Thursday has disheartened some OF the reform AL.
dermen, who frankly admit that they fear the
union formed Is likely to he q lasting one. One
OF them attributes the victory to the that Mr..
McCarerty gave supper the other night TO some
OF his associates, and hence the good feeling exist
ing between Yammany and Apollo Hall men.
While the repubhcans charge that this supper has
done the job and cemented the opposi
ton to Mayor Havemeyer more closely, no
influences were called into requisition. The Mayor
meanwhile takes the matter very cooly consider
ing yesterdays heat, and says that they should re-
ect or confirm at once, and If the former, give him
an opportunity to send IN other names that may
please them He had heard rumors OF certain
.solid" arguments having been used to
effect the tune OF the Aldermen, and while
rumors the action OF the Board In delaying action
tended In his opinion, TO give them an air OF paus-
Utility. Ugly rumOrs continue to float around as
TO some Of the reform Aldermen, and II is even
said that Mr.. Kehr has some damaging document
airy evidence which he will use at the opportune
moment, as he feels very kcenly the charge made
by Alderman Cooper that he had been paid his
price.
Among the pleasant Incidents that give variety
to AFFAIRS about the City Hall was the marriage Of
q young Russian to pretty widow, also from the
land OF the Czar.. superintendent Matsel gave the
blushing bride. who was dressed In heavy black
SIX avaI 70 hex newly made husband -
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES,

Mr. and Mrs. Barney williams are engaged at
Booths next season.
Miss Eliza Weathersby is engaged as soubrette at
the Union Square Theatre next season.
A Japanese dramatic company Of the highest
class Is at present the way to this country and
we understand, will produce number of the
society plays" Of Japan at one OF the theatres In
this city.
Miss Amy Stone opens at the Olympic Theatre on
Monday night with piece called Cigarette an
adaptation Of "Under Two Flags" We hear the
play well spoken OF as piece affording. scope for
the dancing, singing broadsword fighting and
other accomplishments which Miss Stone is said to
possess.
A new local drama, called "The Beats OF New
York; founded on "The Bohemians of Pars,n will
be produced at NiblO's on Monday evening. 1t Is
question who the 'beats" OF New York may be
and most people will be curious to find out, both
s'beats' and "BOhemians'' being words OF mys-
FERROUS import.
The new piece which is to be produced at
Waack's on Tuesday evening is an adaptation of
French comedy by Mr.. Dion Boucicault, In which
he brings to bear his weknown skill in fitting
pieces to the stage 1t is called ''Mimi" Mr..
Fechter played the leading part in the French
version, and Mr.. Boucicault will play 1t at
Walack's. The play is said to be very interest
ing one and well suited for Summer nights en-
tertainment.
Mr.. Appleton, treasurer OF the Fifth Avenue
Theatre was married to Miss Hannah Marks on
Wednesday afternoon the ceremony taking place
at Lyric Hall, corner OF Sixth avenue and Forty
second street. He has benefit tomorrow even
ing, when "Madelein Morel" will be given for the
last time. Some Of Mr.. Appletons inconsderate
friends proposed that "Love," 'Happy Man." GAS
You Like It," married Life" and "Rent Day"
should constitute the bill
Manager Palmer, OF the Union Square Theatre, Is
to be congratulated upon the suspicious opening
OF his Summer season. Miss Charlotte Thompson
as Jane Eyre proves to be an attraction that,
despite the unfavorabie season for theatrical en-
tertainments is already an assured 'box Officer
success-the only species OF success for which
managerial aesthetics have any relish. Miss Thomp-
son and Miss Eyre take very kindly to each other,
and the public, long before the Summer Is over,
judging from present appearances, will have
contracted decided liking for both.
The Strakosch opera season begins at the
Academy OF Music on the Goth OF September. The
company is now complete, and includes Mile.
Christine Nilsson, Mile. Maresi, Mile. Torrani. Miss
Annie Louise Cary ard signori Enrico Campanini.
Victor Capoul, Maurel, Dbl Puente and Scolari.
The conductors will be Signor Muzio and NJ Beh-
rens. The repertoire is to include Wagner's "Lo-
hengrin" and Verdis "Aida." Mr.. Strakosch hav-
ing made extensive preparations for the produc-
ton OF these pieces In America In manner worthy
the fame OF the composers and the success which
attended them in Europe, "Aida Is likely to prove
the musical sensation OF the season. ana we have
long desired proper production OF 'LOhengrin."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28
THE sToSINGToS REGATTA.

The Programme OF the Grand Annual
Regatta Mt StOninSton ON July A.
Stoningt0n has always been known as lively
seaport town that takes considerable interest In
yachting. Many OF the old residents OF StOningtOn
are well known IN yachting circles and through
their influence arrangements have been made for
grand regatta on the 4th OF July. The regatta
committee are :-Captain R. F. Lopez, Captain N.
3. Palmer, Captain w. L. Palmer and Captain.
George Hubbard, and Mr.. Richard F. Lopez, Jr.,
kindly ofilciates as secretary and treasurer
to the association. There will be races for TOUR
thirty feet TO fifty feet inclusve nrst prize 500:
second prize, $50. Second class, over twenty feet
TO thirty feet inclusive; first prize, s75; second
prize, $40. Third class twenty feet ana under,
and to be restricted to one SAIL first prize, $50;
second prize, $50. Fourth class, twenty feet and
under, CARRYING mainsal and jib; drst prize, $6oS
second prize, $50.
will be based upon the following scale First class,
one minute to the foot second class, one and one
hall minute to the foot; third GLASS; two minutes
to the loot, and fourth Class, two minutes TO the
$40; second class 81 50 third class SIS, and fourth
class "a. Yachts must be entered with the Com
Loper's wharf. Stonington, Conn.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Boats on port tack Shall give way to those on
starboard tack, and in going free to those close
hauled. Any boat fOuling another, or buoy, or
cretion OF the committee. No ballast or men TO be
taken on board during the race, or thrown over
board, or put further TO wndward than the rail.
No propelling power other than canvas shall be-
used Boats OF first class may carry mainsail jb,
jib topsa, and gaf topsail and none others. No
balloon jibs allowed. Boats OF the second class
may carry malnsail and jib and none others: Boats
OF the third class, mainsail only. Boats of fourth
class, mainsail and lib and none others.
The committees boat will be anchored west OF
LOper's wharf Time OF starting, halfpast ten
O'Clock, or as directed by the committee. Each
boat must carry it's number cOnspcuously on its
mainsal, ana start In order as numbered. Time
will! be taken when on line OF committees boat and
head OF LOpers wharf Course will be determined
on the morning Of the race, according to direc-
lions given by the committee All disputes will be
decided by the committee. Should the weather be-
stormy the race will be postponed until the first
fair day.
The Regatta Committee anticipate large entry
for the different prizes and Will be glad to see New
York .represented.