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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

PLoUGHING MA1cH.-A ploughirg match
under the auspices of the State Agricultural
Society will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

srocRHoLpERs' MEsrisG.--The stocknola.
ers of the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company viii meet at their ofttee Ia .als c,.Y
on the 9Th OF November at 10 O'Clock a. M ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

ARRIVAL OF CoHvIcTs FROM ALEXANDRIA.
James NJ. stewart, sergeant Of Alexandria,
and two guards arrived in Richmond yestcr-
day, having in custody George Brooks and
Thomas jackson (colored). the former SEN
tcnccd to eight years in the penitentary Tor
robbery, and the latter to one year Ill the
same prison for rape.
On their arrival the prisoners were placed
in a carriage and conveyed to the penlten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

SALE or 4 SPRING LoT.---Mt. Erie Spring,
flolon Hill, with three acres of ground, ad-
.IuSIuy Rockets, was sold at auOnan yester-
day by Mcssrss Grubbs& Willams. auction
aci-, for 81 ,E20- General WillamsE- Wick
li.t4 Was the purchaser
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

WYHAN THE xiSAsn AND YkStRlLoSasy1sss' W.
had IN immense audience last night az slIs
ginia Hall TO witness bis wonderful pefsorna.
90, -y,.To-u -pAaH.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

SPECIAL PREMIUM-LIsT FOR THE STATE
FAR.-The city of Richmond, under the
auspices of the Chamber Of Commerce, some
months ago made arrangements IN puDllc
meetings to give special premiums in its own
name at the State Fair. Several canYasslnS
committees were appointed, and they OBJ
tanned very large number of signatures
with promise-to- pay attached. Theamounts
so promised are now being called for, and it
is expected that every man who put his
name down will promptly meet the obliga-
ton entered into by him, and especially as
in the pamphlet published by the State Asri-
cultural Society the premiums promised are
set forth.
AT meeting of the committee Of thirty
four, which viii be held at the close of the
Fair. the Secretary of the Corn Exchange
will make full report of all who pay and all
who decline. The latter class, however,
from present indications, will, we believe,
embrace but very few.
THE FARMERS IN CouScIL.-At8 o'clock
last night few of the farmers OF virginia,
who are in attendance upon the annual eX.
hibition of the Virginia State Agrlcniturai
Society, assembled in the ball of the House
ON motion of Major R. W. N. Noand,
General w. Fl. F. Lee was called 10 the
chair.
ON motion of Major NoIand it was decided
to postpone the general meeting OF the iarin'
ers until Friday night at u O'Clock, In the
hall of the House of Delegates. To-nls nt, al
the same place, the annual election OF ofncers
of the Agricultural Society will take pace
| On Friday night there will be ameeting OF the
farmers. but on Thursday night they will
have no meeting, owing to the annual meet
ing of the Virginia Division Of the Associa-
lion of the Army of Northern Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

.---------W W tth tIIUINE---------------
Oct 20, Isct. 26, Oct 1 +, Oct. 20
1871. 1872. 1879 1873.
W. e. ~. e. ~ G. ~. Z.
34lll-itrn..... 2 o 3 5 3 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

[coNcLupsD ON YosaTH RAGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

On the lower floor Of the grand pavilion
is q miscelIaeeous display Of manufactured
Goods. Here are found the Howe, Wheeier
A. wilson, Domestic, and Grover & BAKER
sewing -machiues at work. The principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29

Judge Goolrick, OF Fredericksburg, and
Colonel Aylett, of King William, then made
short and stirring speeches, and the crowd
dispersed feeling that it had been a grand
occasion for our cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Charles p. KlmJall declines to be
che Democratic candidate loI Governor Of Maine this
year.
Z Bangor, Ne, dispatch says; The Hon.
son A. Peters returned his back salary the oath OF
April. and holds the receipt OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury dated A"r d. NJ Peter was TIC fret Ok the
Name delegation ~ Il. urn Tue money.
IL is announced that Gen. Bingham, the
oewiy-appOinted Minister 10 Japan. wiz delay ms de-
partare FOR his post until after the Fall campaign IN Ohio
IN order that may help thepary in that cleo
ton. With considerable asDsrty, Tie Cincinnati Times
and ChrOtice ADM remarks be could not do less
L. proper for Lm % b. on, OF sight" This Is cruel
One Of the best recommendations for the
party compact recently put forth "a GegOrleans Is
che bitterness With which the organs Of the carpet
bageers assault. Both the at Eew-Oreans and
che abject At Washington get fairly hysterea
IN denouncing the agreement and the later absurdy
demands tn removal " the Associated P-ess agent at
New Orleanf Tor sending % over the wires. The shot
has hit home, or there would ~ be such a hUwiiHg.
favOrite announcement Of the "truly
loyal" organ is the profering Of forgiveness
u LIBERIA Republicans II they viii only re-
turn 20 the fold. Forgiveness Is beautiful trait,
out 1t ia tins Just little suporauOus since
the wandereI express no c0utton for their deserOn
OF the Credit lioer and Salary Grab party and really
d0ntwant On bo forgiven a. al. Taking This view OF
The Ths Gbiclg0 LrlbuDsa remarks: " For party
Seat nni,i,id . rts msbs- 10 ta Of aSt aS e
equHOn .s'drFs, piece Of remarkable iusOlence
aod stupidity *
The CIeUeldad Plain Dealer handles che new
Departure resolutions OF tle Aiken County Ohio Demo
orats lu very cautious manner 70 thinks there may
b. aiustcC declaring that the Democratic party
unwilling o. Doweress effect reform, since IL the
minority anu can nothing II 1t wishes TO. Aside from
this hearty .udorses the resolutions and says All
honest are agreed that the political drift OF tho
& H HHurae
done % avert evil. only question Oi means.
Tue people shall eventually dccIe that parties as now
existing inadequate. and that they OAe pcOplel
must nko the public service Ia hand. tAe matter n
settled iOs ,.-Y the source or all power"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
nARTMOrTH COLLEGE.

TIE PrOGRAANfE-TTE LOCKWOOD PRIZES AWARDED.
Hanover, y. H., June 23.-The Blccalaure-
ate discourse was preached at Dartmouth College, On
Sunday afternoon by President =. D. smith, and IN the
evening Prof Luther Townsend. D. D. OF the Boston
Theological seminary, delivered address before tile
Theological Society. The programme for the remainder
Of The wec, Is as follows:
Tfe-frr-T- DAY ~ erur1ton admission p The col
e-e Aisrucou- dar LrslZi4lFeH4! o. te
Chandler Scientific DeHarmelt
W.IassI-y ~ lunvers7rT m the Urel Literary So-
W.I.-aw RsiI OF FeE-fu-Af DR. E'n41l O.
Sts4msn Nt7iork Eseng-CoIer by tae he--ea-ola Q
T7srgag Nrrngaei1g Of the Alumni IN the chapel Con-
neLtl-I-lt cIelc1--
The Lockwood. prizes for 0rlt0ry were competed Tor
this evening by both the Sophomore and l4l1r ca-ses
I'll, Judges were Dr. 4. 3. Crosby % ScEY.rS Richard
b. Kim0aI OF New-l 0rk, and inc ROY Ward W. ARK
Of West5ory Il The fist junior Pre- Vas awarded
90 Arthur T. Taylor u Aud0yar, NIs who spoke se.ec
tons from WhpDle's on Crit tlo second .
Samuel L. Powers. Cornish, v. n, who rectcd eE-
tract from LJveiOys slave Laws. TIE fls. Sophomore
prize was divided between Gas. Z. Bowman Of 81
Johnsbury VT, who spoke the Revoluouary Rising"
by Red, and f. p 5icGregor OF D,ry, n. IL. who re-
e!t.d Our U7noret Dead" By Beeclcr. The second
1r &c was awarded 20 William II. Powers. Croydon, "
H., who spoke "Castellar5T 20 Lincoln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24

IN rhetoric and OrutOry was Oliver EnestO Branch OF
North Madison. The 6lst Commencement was intro
duced by the Baccalnureate OF President Brown
on Sunday. DR. Guiliver ~ Binghamton delivered the
address before the society OF Christian Research to-day
The KINGSLEY prize debate upon the subject should
the control Of Congress y was participated in By SIX
Seniors.
Ponghlycepsie was filed yesterday with pa
rents and friends Of vlssar College pupils Last night
muslcll sor6a was held 20 day is Class dav and 10
morrow inc Commencement proper Will take place.
The exercises of Commencement week ut
Amherst College. Amherst, Mass Will bcgin July The
programme !. - fOllOWss
yiny Jiff -Atenoon-Dccalanreae Sermon by President
sn< ErrngAJ re before The society Of Inquiry peaAer
Wsa -Ane--ooa-spe7nr for I've HYDE prrs ~ 1907 BY
seniors Misunderstanding for the kellogg pnIcs $50 each b.
7eiI JIg E~Cas Dly-oad1n and Poem in the morning;
Grove Grafton To the enooE Cisss Day Concert b. College
Q1nsst.e Club n the evening.
rdr.sl1f JI1 Notwithstanding 3rh billion 10 Gymnasium
BY the Jnuior Glass, snd meeting Aernoon-Alirsss be
ThsT 1y Jy orlinTC1mmer cement. Graduating Exer
Aforementioned Di1lsr Eycn-SupBer Of Gladsatng
Class at a. arl Hause IN Springfield
The Commencement exercises at Syracuse
University Syracuse. n. Y began yesterday The Bac-
calaureate address delivered In the afternoon by
Chancellor Winche and in evening the Rev Ira g.
Bidwe preached before the Society Of Religious In
curry. Tue programme lor tAe remainder Oh the week ~
rs follows:
Monday Morning u7aton ~ candidates FOR ainis-
aoa the Coli th- L1rai Arts Aternoon-Cass-Dag Erer-
-e EeningEoutJualg exhibition 5 freshmen and soplOmoreA
AterDo,u-ueoi.ug EyenngAdres
r Prof Mo Colt re Alaioa aad BaHqueE Of Pin GanHA Cap
HsI,s -A,nng Of eanida,es conuded. After.
ton Rv John Aa'tsr poen by Mrs Mary g. Wood Chan
es.ors .sgee IS and 6s class sapp-rs p n
NAL banet Of The h Kappa Phi Of the Epsilon Kappa Fraternity, nd
aeAe4loa Of seS Chapter rooaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
PASSEAGFRS ARRLTED.

VROM LTvERpOOL--Ha sfsrre'D W7ontnr Jre 2-Wn.
Woo ,nd WoDI ID heta LsighI lhcdioIe Ngtr
Moses Evans David DunclG L Dang ui f.-1 f N--
N1rrs David JoleF Herr Seymour
VIM Wuams Mrs iIen Williams, drA hEy A honhu AM call
Twin John auf olilrrlf Ar
vie Miss McKoan Lawrence NJ Caau. Mn Mary Harris ass Nc
CeauI Iastci arrr dtrIs hE lEt bad vie,
A smith Barnett Paul Naegg w A. r. koa-eaa Joan
Ara
Dfasin. VIE iye chill 1d 81 servants ia charlotte
he Platte Dir. Maria = b. Nl1r5 a ''
Ms Aruede Joseph B. alcoUIs Mr. Martha toan
Mts Can. al T. Rmu-r 81 ISIS Teresa Joac Charles lse b Dg
sro Santiago tiaarre Osrgr Nielsen Mrs Dolores
Mora Beaisuo Morale, Lra q. Mldaz A-opa stogle, Aasie
Heyn b. uc0 Gaitrcz. Lloyd Hcncrson Dttsi
Jose
FROM LONDOy-Ta sie1rrship Denmark June 21-urs Mty
airs EL streaming A.irel rpstcr Ma e.
Wills Mis- Elz RcaaEs Miss Mar MllIgr' Asa Nara toaee,
Mrs Bishop Mrs hrrIei horcuib John Horne n
Raphael crea As g. Hail. hich1r ~ Yates L T.
NIX lance, clllnu,
Miss MARY NanuHt " IS sarah a-ug wa
Water Mrs kil Clarke Alburt N Lag-
Piazza and ue T. Wicker Sig Al1le Name bslHl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
TELFcRAPTIIc NOTES.

90. The Hon. Edward s. M0sely state Treasurer of
S~tnesaeUtiu - hampton, Conn.,
a. suHcay o. DE- eye ~ la Jaau-
The body of Martin Cornish % Springvale, Ne,
s1s ouod toaug DO hs llsa H tla village SATURDAY
AL He h4d ,ea - ueo Gays Hia E4sll broken.
The Rev George Woods, "a young itinerant re-
wa pfeseer. cnine Mtth0ds rercly been
hehg eerycss custer s11 Hherle. n H. las been arrested
@sfFeavith foeomv
-. "A CAGE fell o00 feet in the Eureka COmpany's
as " hexa14 reafrlar John and
Dehss Inc ee ne later IA both legs aud
IN DtoEeI anc recover.
=. 5ery T0omev was buried aive iu q well 10
a1 bregesaier F1da7 Ne fagages =
-ssHs a. 49, eao. 4syl u - saa.als
'~ &c All t1ofis u u1svGihBg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
cor1rcr on ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.

l.
Tie twcnty-third annual Commencement OF
the College Of Francis Xavier was held last evening
in tie College Hail. in slzteenthst between Fifth and
sl,..baves The commencement exercises were opened
last ryeri, with an overture By the orchestra about
% members n the Philharmonic Society, after which
William H. Mclean spoke on catholic Genius Inc
chorns from Bshni's NOrma" was then sung by some
Of the Younger students OF the college, which was to
lowed lv discourse The Useful Arts by Ch&rles
Payten Flotows quartette "The EriSht Future was
tbop rendered by mombers OF tie graduating class.
Cornelius r. Sullivan then delivered dissertation on
"National Growth and Decay with the valedlctory
address EH-.ucls Hall spoke Communism" The
awards Of medals and prizes then took place as follows
The prize Of honor 20 Richard T. O'Counel OF the class
Of Bellies Let.-es eElminedi0n the chlfe ouyssty N.Y.
tLe whole al me lad. Post Graduating Clasa-A gold
medal to Morgan J. O,Bren for sup'rfor gucceA H. me
study oflethcs next n merit. Fatflch j nc losAtJ
Graduating CASA gold meda 70 CoIueiis ~ ~,
for vdsuces If religion next merit. J. > Hooy also
silver medal 20 c. r. sulyau Oi l'Ill'1' - @ "a
70 William H. Mclean Tor excellence
in physics ana mathematics; next IN merit Geo A.
McLaurhln for the Latin and English compo'ili9n
in the three classes OF undergraduate, - o
NJ sweeuy. The less important prlzss were Inea
awarded degree Of Master OF Arts was cohloIIeu
Morgan j. O'Breu NewYork Patrick ]. MeClosEey
&eW-I0rk; Francis II. Wal, Sew-YOrkj DdEla o. IIyh
ey. New-YJrk; james E. SwanfOn, Newly ofki Inhh
Gieses new orleans; joseph A; tihHIy' Ns"-ioiA ,
Lugcne J. DOnuelly, Williamsburgh, l.. l.
The degree Bachelor OF Arts was then conferred Oh
Cofnc.as r. Sullivan. New.York; Thomas F. Meehan
Brooklyn l.. l.; william II. Mclean Newfork; Fly " SaIn
J. Muylny, Scw-York. Joseph L. HoeY hew-ferK'
George A. Fareis Ne,g-YOrk; James McGOvern, New
York; Ds.iel AcCOrno, New York Charles r. Pay,en,
New York Edward ]. C0nrOy N0w-YOrk, Homer j. Ne-
son NowYor; John McCioskey, kew-Jerseyi JcrelliAA
Tue cTadGate., 10 in number were then drawn M IN
O. ont OF the stage where they were addressed by the
Rev, winan ii. Weger. d. ID the Commencement en-
ereise- were concluded by few words from Archoshop
MCClObkey 70 the graduating class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
EXERCISES 1T BROWN UNIVERSITY.


The + ccalaureatC Sermon before tAe Grad
uauag class o. Brown University Providence, r. l.,
was preached on Sunday tv the Rev. Z. @. Robinson
D. D., President Of the College. The text was
part of the oath verse Of I. Corinthians g.,
"a folIo7vs. Christ the " ,Om o. God"
The speaker opened his discourse b. saying
that some Kind Of explanation OF this universe OF Which
we are a part IS the instructive and imperative demand
OF the human intelligence answer 20 which is
necessarily gwen by eyory human being 10 himself; 2nd
the answer constitutes the sum Of human wisdom.
Celebrating his tex he proceeded % present Christ as
tho true philosophy N auuuncatinS tie immutaAlo
truths Of morality, and closed his discourse with the
Lone that tho Christ OF whom he h1d spoken
MIGHT ne with ns hearers when the fm gathers over
their eyes and tIc" see no elrnv OJ r,5 sl4 LtiI n1
clT-v sounds. ~ f4e evening tie Rev. George Dana
Broldman D. D. OF PIaie pul, del ,eTcd, tie ldll 80
before the Society Tor Missionary Inquiry, taking ms
text from Genesis 10 %: And God said. let US maze
mar In orr IMAGE after our likeness" The annual dcci-
nation for the Carpenter EOcutiOn Prize, Oysthe Jun
f,r ol1ea took place on saturday, and mo following
awards Wer. mad by the Committee: First prZ. so,
Ihos d. Anderson, jr., New-IOrk second, So, I-y..
b. Barbour Hartford. Conn.,; tnird, sAi, George l..
Ices N, PIVtucket Z. J. ,-,,- -, a.,
prof Char.e G. Everett Of Harvard COLLEGE VII de-
Irnr tine -l-ual address before tIc Fl Beta h. pA 80
caty flrg morning: this afternoon Tho Alumni 5 Oea-
NON viii hold ita annual meeting, alt TOMORROW tAe
llr cx resCs Of r4s -7ldlatu- class ".ll DE- htl"-d
fle First DnrLs- =. 'u.s-I usc ana VIII oe io"o"th
BE- the alumni dinner IN large tent upon tue coIeSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24


CHICAGO Jane 23Foar lu aud weak rev ro1-d o Srrnr Rr
.ri ,o % ~ ,A'e s,-', , ie.' ' o., o'ef ~ ~ % 'o
prices ugh casing qet 10 a9ras ~, 'l, 81 - HART
PY' 81 - y-ns' On 90 49, ~ ''' I' & - %
Iei. ac aeguar De fresh spot o. s3lei ji' 5d Ausl
,c 20 a-' Oaa -ii l-l 4E-'r 'o' a. @o4.'.- neg Z.
gue Barley very daiii No. loaaa.f 'l Ferf airy nc '-
"a g. L'ri lover; sales At 20 sPo- Bulk Nets al Bacon
Llar-Aof close of the regular s'a-l to-day. som, exc sa'
Of aenr Mlsar Co. one Of che highly esteem =
pa4ers Gle city Prices rapidly a.e.ae % . cash OF
si5 Is AusIsL Larl liso ls D)e to cash Mgir Co. loss
bush Wheat 1000 bush Corr s5 04.b 31I1 BASH ,-
Shpmeas-JJJ Dds -Four y Dash " Ael @''''' '4'4 Cora
j7 Don bush. Oats J1 51-I l.I-
L0u,yILa. Jaie 1L-Fol .5y w.h improved ar-1-d
Ezra F.n.y - 7ji q No. B. III SD fa 49, r." lel; q-e' a.
Tenant st &C. slsteL K 'tlv 't l.e f-'y,..ls u s
P7rA No o.! p l-ie'' 'ti ,.e'r io se y.
Gb Side. a. C.lr Side De- loose 10 hotter ractci lori
Terce sole KEGS, lG.J Ste @ 5s1 or-4 ot aie aser
1TirEsz Juns 21F'our iur oonaa' 'alss Of Extra
At l 80 , 3 sl. .asl, 5lle 81 49, o, at.
hiEi - 'el-' a. ,-' 700 y D4'sJ l-s, -' Fs'A AZ
Tor No s}ras Fssa'-i "a, , 10 bl Pa, WI n. 10 S 10
1870, 0li> Flour and lsi ~ ols-. Wheat
MEsPus June !afIol- sleal. 40 ~ 50S3 &C. Cora 1re.
NEw OaLEAvs JIns 1lfoI- la, s4Is OF le1s EH--l
SO. Fan1 sJesl Corn aul 'a dOo.z At sc or 4s-i aa
bed IRA, s 75 Drs sailed iei's ani 30 7c o slender
~ Gear 0 sizes b. ID ll B.. o. oaoahe We iof ,I.ir in
i,r daG 44l ,-l.r a. cll-c 3, ae.e go
so movement Wlt I, 4rd .m +. 0 Louisiana DC .' Dl-
caa4t Coffee sold 20. laG-c E1a--elerLns l-9i New iofE
sgtt. premium. Co 4, l4at. .
O,gzlJ June oar steady 'ad 1rrnei sales " o) DPS At
or 10. spin-i 80 Water tn for White winter
D0aoir Extra Wheat qne; rs Of car lots NO. Dill
3d. Cora sale Oi LyJU bush IN car s a.
- for Bottled. II 20 fDr UHb0-rt ID cwt
MI el Unchanged. shorts, G4 2. eupssts, -li0Sd MID.
dluu zlgD@1J h Canal Fr-I.-l.lr4l D. q p and
~, e. u New-Yora Lanbef % IS One HUDSON - p New
York Railroad Frr glsfioI ~ Paild h .y- O. Boston a
To New fk4 Albany. Receipts d. Lke-.a 900 rect
o. 11Icr. Shipments by Ca46UJ J-h Wheat, .ySJ Zee. o.
pmLaDgIPmA jane 23Petoiaur unchalsci CG-e lmr and
sf.ci Rio, ci Jaya DE sugar Gaia Nm 10 D u
SEE M.Issss Flour yg 4l Euc
a. U. Lfti "a JID-J 2' rtIte .lIua lt ono a1 tr Z,
SID. %. o. Wheat unset leIur mi ~ ecn Red ~ %
u 10s Amber Nat. t"es --ii No. Spra-. 81 -
al o. K,e Condolences ~ i, qu0-Iou- oTef te.oW
5za5Ic Oals du Waite, i.0+ic es.eru JDc whisky dull
al j+Li4c,
Wus~s.oN jane p Spirits T1'rltinr % ic Ros1 rre
%sI - Suantd. .5r So. l. "a % io Pc. - ur
Wutow Glass Cl4e Tur-la.e ssl-r, - sr h-d, % l0T
Y-lu4 ID aAl ElTsIn. Iar siellE Be 81
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s,sr Hattie g. Smith laf SewbuTpor Brown Sac '''''" ~"
vi" mn Ia,, H,mm,,d Basi-y Goorseova c. l'J VIII @''"
RfSD-sunsowu moderate. 8. T. oioslT'
DOMESTIC PORTE.
soy,,, Ian. % Arrived. bngr Mary BE- bifl r'p
r,. A. DsvsFsar rom Ho5J4oB AL c1r AD's o.'' '
cagarla MI 1fv
D-gHa rom Liverpool. bsrk Daza, TON lers '-e 49,
Sig,, Y IA Oa co. rom Drurr1n; Elth joy POI ~, -,
.ef iIarr4ooi from MsflHzss Passed osi IafA -
Belfast. Lrz Wsr " Or santiago. scAf i'is -
s,vavvAH co. Jane - -Auiget. .cAr a4ta' ron Di'N @
CA uIgsnf t. g.. June % -hu.sa. steaafiD Aslsi ~"
PHI Cs~~olr f0r Nrf-fnrE gfrt ' g. f'
.4srl e la BsaaIsoa from ses.lork. ss'oa ssaf b'aN
Dr ics-IJr1.
FOREIGN PORTS. -,
HAva7A. Jane 2lThe cfnisbp Clhal from Ne" i'fA ""%
.hia aflFao0a.
MEMORANDA.
To ~-hr Tailarge. Wro. Gardiner 81. .5f NV Igfa,
~i lbrr in Tell '.t' rIlf
esaY bead gear sfvae A1e -o~4 70 IA
v.tsr' e5e, and parting d. l.. ..raul-
gpDg ~.
June a o. O. llsacDck, from Pcsu 0f Gen
flrgl-. Jr Hlnl-I o4L i5ar..-. 80 ..
jim, q rtIna1 % miles S. ~ b. from Pr tll. choo shs
Mer-ay q "a. r'str. '-0. ~ l q ing is
5sl4nOsc. 5o.14 ~ D. .-o,lt lva hHcleil No. D.
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Bari Morning lo Tara Isaas, us GaAIsAa@ao
sh
sr Bansh lof HsBI) vsughn Trieste 90 Hi 40 iavi from
Glbrsltar gitl upiT
b n Nargarehi Blanca lcr Lonfou 80 laws s mtss
pa susan A. Dlal4e u aeaapo SasJer AataAzas ~
sih sngaE ..... $500. .-.. L.
Bl Isle o. skye iof Gvyrpoo Morris Barbados and st. Pierre
n a. Il lara, a1d HD 'ssf-z. r. .sla
Brig KODAK Downihg Carlruas laws With
eehT gra Davis WllHr AloU, ~ W. aI with naval siOtsA
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from the same stako-bOat around Robins Reef buoy.
thence around the buoy or Bedoes Island and thence
home this course was sailed twice Tho was dun
the number OF entries small ana the Interest very slight
No facilities we're Furnished for following the race, nut
the represen atyss OK tue press were accommodated
with the use Of the sloop Capt M5r5o owned By 2s
F. Bates OF the Long Island Club After an uneNc''n;
race the Emml Hilton was declared the winner on limo
allowance in the first class Ia ho second Glass; hnish'
T1mplar; in the third class tho Lreuei IN tao IoT1h
class, the Commodore
4 lace OF three heats for $50 has Deeh
arranged between the yachts LA s. and lie Hour.
The first will be sailed July 8th TIC coaries VIII Oe OH
the Short Branch House. South R-o0dyn. ant IN tNe
Idle Hour Hotel GreeRyie, n. J. Tic nna race has not
yet been arranged.
BASEBALL
About 300 persons were present at the Union
Grounds. yesterday % witness tho third game o. the
series between the Jaspers OF Manhattan College and
the Rose HIPS Of st. John COLLEGE. Tue game was VOL
played bUta SIDES % the eleventh inning, N thc
JaspeTs DY wild throwing. allowed che kjse hli's 70
score seven unearned runs and tAJs lost the game
Ist o. 81 4.h Oh. C!b m a,h OH Tot'L
RSgs fili...:.::.5 i / i-si
The fourth game Of tia championship series
between the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cabs was
played at Baltimore yesterday. Tao following Is the
score:
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