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New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
BRITISH GREATNESS THROUGH KENTUCKY
SPECTACLES

Mr.. Henry WattersOn must be a perpleXing
problem TO such Eng,ishmen The Louisville
CoirferJOu7,aI Fancy the typical John Bull engaged
bit of prCphecy
Yet Notwithstanding al these sources OF bad blood,
there exist many agreeable ties OF personal deScrp
tOu and as gland cannot afford TO quarrel She
pursued course Of prudent discrimination toward us
get ueaSurdOly, aup perhaps, may never come
blows. They had better not. IL Is written IN the
book Of that before Lord Macaulays prophetic hea
PauPs, the Stars and stripes snail wave above the
Tower, while the PruSslans, remembering
O BluchcTs observation, stun their pockets with the
l-gOt gold OF LOnbEdst and dlspOrt themselves amid
my part that do not want % see brigade 0f my col
Ortd iellOw-cOuntrymen quartered in buckingham Pal
ace though reports be true they could 40 no worse
damage than its last occupants. Neither should be
into q Methodist Church for the temporary
eOmmOdauOn Of Billy Wilson and his piOns
ZJuaVes But stranger things have happened. admit
tnat England IL at this NON ont rich and strong. ad
But making these admissions, believe that there ruDs
beneath the fabric Of England teathY unseen current
which rOtting away the foundations OF everything The
Established Church ia England has gone. The suffrage
has been enlarged After little the House or Lords
vii tumble Then the gradual rise Of the lower ORDERS
Then disastrous foreign Then the opportunity
sad the revolution. In 1858, Lord MaCdulay wrote
letter his friend William G. Rives OF Virginia, IN which
be ssetChed with accuracy o that subsequently hap
pe1ed IA America broad grin spread itself across
Tue Union from II line 70 Texas. Three years later Tie
historians predictions came true. i do not claim so
short period OF VeTidcatlOD Tor niue. merely say
Dg that the seeds OF her already sprOutng up
above her sOl and that perhaps before Der Two centu-
mes OF domestic peace pire, she Will ind herself on
the Threshold OF an overwhelming ciYI coLooostiOn
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

ANNBR-Monay evening july . 1873 william Auncr in ths
RsSs sud friends Of the family s respectfully invited attend hi,
his residence l33 @ one hunirei AMI tseaty
Broome and Chenaugo Counties papers please copy
BATTBRASN-ln Brooklyn July o. c. 8at,er1anu aged TO
The relatives trend. Of the n, respectfully iay'oi 70 ,-i
funeral which viii take pace irom iSS Flushing ave- % TUESDAY.
July 20, al 2 , N.
coSDIg-I9 rle,sae Isly May 1879 wl,,a gz co'i.
iOImery OF blooAyh axe u Iiou5 hoi5 AM plai5l' Il'
ne r.2"ye; I'VE r, ses AZ He's Ii % a % =, sict M @ & eo.
OF Ger. J. B. Wooiwari No. 259 HenD-st, Brooklyn.
DB GROFFSutdenly Saturday July 28 1873 Aioplu B. H.
The reaaeg and iisSds Of family
c No. 20, tue State Council and Of Sister C9gue O. " A. M
Company No. and the Old Volunteer FIRE Department eeae
invited attend the funeral Toe CIV Pax apei Concofst.
usat God, Broos,la Tuests Juy %. At . O'Clock
D0BLERJuy 2G, Daniel C. M, sou Of lOhn W. B. and aOe NJ
Relatives and friends sro respectfully invited attend
from the residence o. bis parents. 2lS Hssst BUSAyn. D..
DORboS-On sunday SIDNEY DOron.
No. 81 BrooLn a, oeoos RELATIVES a iea. aO,
invited.
FARRgLL-n Brooklyn at tn. residence Of her parents Monday.
Juy 2S Lbb infant daughter Of lcba H. sad Clihana tarr
The relatives 4 the n'r requested 70 ,,eui The
funeral from the residence u her IAa POL JAys. Wednesday,
a2hpm
PSKEn Baltimore on weinesday Iu % Rosa Ela By age,
y-r uoahs and IL lays, youeses: child VI Charles 'a Kos.
!oRDAN-As Crotou 9th of MONTH
Fs 81 ff; are co Tsg F Hs % 5 6 70 & S' I's'a N "
KEALY-n BROOKLYN. Mondg July . Nirr Kely beloved
days
The and sEds Of the family respectfully invited at
the rdenoc Of hc eats so Au4ltcaVe..
Tuessy, July %, at o.cock p. III.
LAwRRYCB-M Taryown 27.h iast, Willie Of Joseph 3
Aui Rachel LGwre
Fuaera ~ T. Church, cSOton Tussay. 29b at IL
PIERCE-Oa saturday Jgly 20 Mary h. daughter William ast
Catherine Pierce. aged and ! MONTH
viii take place e.ay July 20 AZ from
residence parents, POS NscrL, BTvO.n 70 Holy Cross
PRMB-n Newburgh " Y, SUNDAY poraing Jay a. Leea
Lederts. wife Of Rev Wendell PrJpe.
Funeral services Cnio9 Church Newburgh wednesday July 30
O'Clock Trains leave lortyecooit depo. At aud I'D. IS
4 IN and return, LEAVING ftshkil al ia and Sll m.
VAN ARSDALESudenly Pittsburgh Peno on tbe 25h ind.
John Van ATe, scd p ycsEs. Hur Van Asle a. d..
this
family. Of the Young
catoa members O COMPANY H. lh tegL, ~ Us \ g.
respectfully invited 20 the funeral Wnesiy 30
the ReIOuMe Dgsch ChuCa balyste place
kOaLs.
WArrS-n Brooklyn, SUNDAY Iuy - samuel A. only
and the hate John II Watts 10 the oath hls
Toe relatives friend, oi the the
and meubers Of Company f. 23l RegL, ~ e.
fully atteld TUESDAY,
from his late residence 201 south PortlaadaSe.
WESrERYELTIn Brookiyn the 26ih Pslmer Westery~
ou 0i James NJ auI Oai-arne Westeyc 2i of
his
ococS TesiiY the 29h
hs parents No ~ Doug ass'st, bCuokIyn.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
SECOND EDITION.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. $50 4. W.
JAPAN.

REVOLT OF FARMERS AGAINST THE LAND TAX-THE
RABBIT MANIA.
SAN Francisco, July 28.-The steamer Japan
brings Yokohama dates to Jaly T. An nsurrecIon had
broken the Island OF KinslD and troops had been
sent 10 quell it.
1t reported that as the embassy to Europe
returns, all Japan viii be thrown to foreigners
Ia the province OF Foe-Koe-Vool1en 10000 farmers
rebelled on account OF land They destroyed the
houses Of officials and raded through their section gen.
orally. manofwar and troops have been sent against
the rebels.
YedO Is To have a new post office.
The japanese mania for rabbits is dying out but pro
duced some tragic results few days since a Young
killed his father account OF rabbit trade. uc
was crucifed for the crime. Another spent for
tune for two rabbits which died next day o tnen sold
his Young daughter 10 the keeper os brothel and VITA
the price OF her virtue bought more rabbits
The Ia KOdate rebellionis ended and quiet restored
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

A correspondent writes to The Cincinnati
Commercial suggesting the Hon. Jacob d. Cox, ex Secre-
tsy Interior, candidate of the Columbus Con
yenton for Governor. The correspondent says is
necessary as appearances indicate that the candidate
for Governor should be a candidate for the Senate also
yho there better fitted for the position than Mr. CoxP
The Netc- Orleans Republican has found
new name for it. The trouble with New-Orleans' 1t
Gays is that cit mistakes the serious inhrmity OF
diversion OF trade for the durable disease Of official dis
honesty Official dishonesty is ofno account but diver
zion OF trade a serious nrmity. There's great deal
Of political drift indicated in that way Of stating It,
To the Massachusetts, Republicans contem-
plating with a dumb ague the coming Oh Buter' We
recommend tae following resolution ad0pthd by the
Republican State Convention Of Iowa: IAat u Is the
duty OF Republicans oppose the election OF Dad man
and an incompetent candidate, whether he be candl
date upon our own ticket any other ticket" IL reads
very well whether they meant II OF not
Darius Charles, the Sacbem, and A. w.
Miller ,Commissioner OF the stOckbrdge and Munze
Indian Nation publish affidavit generating senator
Howe OF Wisconsin from charges preferred IN relation
20 the sale Of pine lands belonging to the nation Ihe
affidavit alleges that there has been dissatisfaction
expressed in regard to the appraisement or manner in
which the sale was conducted or prices obtained
The Indianapolis JOurnGI complains that some
OF its cotcmporares speak of II as the nome organ OF
Senator Morton" and that they hold that gentleman
respopsbe for ITS utterances" with view to annoying
tingusned position subjects him 20 every sort OF mis-
rcnresepttion and attack from the opposition press
me Jou1nGI denies the soft impeachment ana beys
everybody 10 remember IT,
These plain words are from The Sandusky
ONio, Register Republican paper of good standing in
the marty: 1.-The Republican members OF Congress
oou,d have voted down the increase OF Salary bill
Repubeap President could have vetoed the bill afer u
had been passed by a corrupt Congress, and RepuDh'
can Administration could nave kept its hands OH the
Louisiana disgrace and left the responsibility OF deang
with the corrupt factions OF New-Oreans Win the
eone Of that state" Register adds that II is me
mai the Republican party should admit It's IauiIs' anu
see itSell Is others see 10.
The Chicago Times thinks the antl-Butler
movement ~ Boston will accomplish nothing ana thSt
the time of the Committee appointed to write an ADDRESS
20 the people will be wasted, for Butler can discount
them al writing addresses "Wbat they should 40
The Times says TO take the whole matter out OF the
hands OF the Republican state Convention where they
are almost certain 10 defeated Indeed there need
be no convention at all. Let them agree upon some
citizen Of the desired character and ability, and present
him IN the voters OF Massachusetts as the candidate OF
the decepcy Of the State. Having found such nan II
they stop to inquire what party be belongs TO- they Will
deserve be beaten.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
" Oars alone will ne'er prevail
10 reach the distant coast"
A CHECK CONTROVERSY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR. You will please correct the statement,
printed your Saturdays issue, that had presented
bogus check for 5000 order to establish the validity
OF check for slC5 This is only Ink in the chain Of
prosecutions which have been my fate ever since my
return FROM Europe seven weeks ago. then found that
my cashier TO whom had given fun power OF attorney
during my absence had robbed Of the money depos-
tied by IN banks besides contracting great number
ofsmaer and larger sums In debts my account Tie
aggre gate OF my loss II not below 81 200 all OF which has
been covered The check for Sos In question was gwen
to hr. Rtdenauer with the direct understanding that t
s4Cld onlY w ueN ater eertain kpslpsAs tgausooa
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
vEXATIoUs TREATMENT OF THE FORT GARRY
PRISONERS.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 20.-Ihe following spe-
cal dispatch was received by The Minneapolis Tribune
tonight, dated Fort Garry:
The public feeling IL 80 shocked in the Gordon case
that two the prominent citizens OF Manitoba be
came bail for Merriam to-day, VIZ. the Hon James
Mckay President OF the Legislative Council from whose
residence, Deer LODGE Gordon was taken by Hay ana
Korgan and Andrew McDermot, the Manitoba
director OF the Canada Pacific Railroad
and tho Oldest and wealthiest merchant
the country. Clark astOuBded when these names
were presented This Circumstance shows that the days
Of the Attorney General numbered. Merriam Mas
nc liberty only few minutes when NJ was arrested az
the suit OF Mr. Mckenzie, the late partner OF Clark who
was only an English barrster that Gordon hsd
not retained, and therefore rlucUnty
engaged by o. s Consul Taylor. He eXlcted $Jj Wlch
was supposed an ample, excessive fee DkJ he no"
has the efr0ntery bring suit for $50 per day. OF an
additional sum Of $3.50. TIl5 demand VAS resisted;
hence suit aud the arrest OF Merriam. Bal was
promptly gwen When Fletcher and Merriam We're
arrested $4,000 IN money and securities were
taken from them, which Eugene Wilson, under
power Of uttorney, has endeayored to recover ne
obtained an order court deliver the money, Du
the clerk neglected and refused to dsgOrge wilson ana
Merriam expect leave tomorrow, but there may De
number of civil suits by Gordon and his backmaiing
crowd Of attorneys although Gordon has frequently Sald
there was little OF evidence against Merriam 5dcl
tho mOckery OF justice that prevails IN Manitoba
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
CHRRSK MARKETs

Urrc, Y Jsy 29The Cheese market tof.v 49, bufk pf
the onern,s up 100 lest ODD sA
at l214 tertrrme hu 'ew nfr0 De- sod % e lower agnrr.
though so 49, au early che y The
closed active j. lie Toe Ch,se on
usually close % The and tbe factory M coui4ea at tnrs
favorable market
F 620 boxes Of Prvate Dairy offered and sold the
l2 The erueT 10. Ind 2 lots sYi a
FACTORY offered disposed
Al IL lie (eKemes .h5 .aser lIg tbs Eaiiug
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Noah panlet a cnal merchnnt Of G.

Noah Ranlet coal merchant Of Concord
H. was struek by locomotive bs ooaJA YESTERDAY AID IN
stauty klied.
David Iawless, laborer in a lumber-yard at
Poydene H. L. dOSHed IL the nye Jeiefjiy' lie eA'e
wife and three children
Charles X. Coleman Of Great Fails n. H.
committed suicide by taking dose OF stpohnHe yseriay lie "a'
80 years old and Leaves family
Mr.. J. H. Moore. a well-known lumber-dealer
thrown New Orleans SUNDAY and ded 3f
diy fnum the rJInos be- received
Gov. Ingersnll of Connecticut has appointed the
fIosiag Conn Or M zee ie hoisest lihr9rli 1efsnan Wv
..''..- tfrIs .u.r a-.... Nur. a'stn DuIhAm ai wa
lrr. b. ~. faltss
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
CLOUDS OF GRAssnorrrns IN IOWA.

SIOUX CRY, July 29.--Durng the last two
days asshoppers haye been visible in the air but not
in large enough numbers excite alarm AT this hour
countless millions may be Their general tendency
seems southwest Grave apprehenSions are expressed
BY those familiar with their rayages in other parts of
the country The results cannot be- other than dsas-
trous should the clouds OF grasshoppor now lowering
over this vicinity settle here.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
LUMBER PROSPECT on THE UPPER HUDSON
Proa, tn, fIbaBB Argus JsH -.


Pron The 1panB Argus JsV25
The season has been thus Tar nnfav0raOio
for the lumber interests OF Northern New-1ork AZ
Glen Falls Sandy HILL and Fort Eiward, wh're an I'M
meDse quantity Of lumber turned out every year mo
this year falls. yet, iar below VIC 4F'issg.
Richards's great inls Sandy Hi have harfy run Da
the time. There has been great ui'u-
Guilty in getting the logs down from
me northern bOOms Last week The sulce5 - the jam
at the outlet Of Indian Like were opened n0aDg down
good burchcr OF logs, but tbev have been mostly CON
sumed. La sDiCe OF the volume oi water from iniian
Lake and Tie heavy rains, the river y again ram
ing. Prospects win not materially buIntfH uH
tho Fall rains winch cannot be depended nppn
tn nearly the Isl of Oet0Ocr Al tho best
the season viii be hard one for IanOcr-
there. The necessity Of pTC7eryiug our northern
forests. II we would retain the Hudson. y becoming
more apparent each ycar In order b. get tier oEs 10
the ml luub bcruCl disar.s.n, another qurstIOn-
namely tho cXpcdicncy OF drsucuiug tic Chlnnri OF
The river. TIE mills at Fort Edward expcr eD"s
50 mnch G.nicUiT m getdng turir ioss down
that they are experimenting ~ tbe M t.r.
ana are m present engaged ~ blasting ln tho
bed Of tho river at Sandy Hi'hrOugh what "a known
the " riita'-betweeD tue dam aBa GtSF Fis. AZ N
their intention 10 secure channel l. 1851 vie tud 10
feet deep. S1rh channel will fro 1rv wcgfh T. 'trry
nearly wafer Of the river 90 tus D.int. ~ viii
be- bOweyCf, Oi e,tlnaOe augantalU - il whu DaL
logs down the river from CHS point
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
THE YoRK-poMERoY ALLEGED BRIBERY CASE.

topeka, Kansas, July 28.-John Q. Page, who
be gan an action in the District Court OF this county to
1900 pail into the Kansas Legislature hv A. NJ
York, abandoned the to-day, paying all costs The
suit was money in the hands Of the State
Treasurer the grounds set forth by ex-senator Pome
roy in his defense, that money was paid 70 York to
DO given 10 Page to aid the establishment OF
a bank at Independence Tnc case was set down for
hearing on the 18th August, and II thought post
ponement would be asked all the testimony given in
the criminal action against Pomcroy would naturally Dc
adduced. 10 Is now very puzziing question Who the
money belongs TO, it is positively understood that
Pomeroy will set up no claim on bis own account.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
JULY WEATHER.
THE LIGHTNING AT WORK.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-A colored woman,
age 49, while sitting at window yesterday IN THIS CITY
was struck by lightning and instantly killed
PROVIDENCE, July 2s.-Durng the thunderstorm yes
torday afternoon the following buildings were struck by
lightning aud consumed barn on the farm Of William
ssson in Portsmouth barn belonging 10 Pelcg Bryer
in jamestown, and Samuel Underwood's barn, in South
Kngston-tne latter building containing II tons Of hay.
EXETER N H., July 2S.-Last night, during heavy
Thunderstorm two belonging to Rufus Brown in
East Kingston, were struck by lightning and burned.
Forty tons Of hay with agricultural implements
were consumed. Loss, 5000; insurance, $780,
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Total. .2l6 l2O 100 ll5 28l 800 1856 20l $40 sos
1.,-rp1rs pop THE spRINGFIELD HORSE RACES.

ENTRIES FOR THE SPRINGFIELD HORSE RACES.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 29.-Ihe last en-
tries for the seventh annual Fall meeting Of the Hamp
den Park Association in this morning Every class
is full and the shows unusually large collection OF
noted horses being 100 entries distributed in
nine classes the smallest number In any one class being
six and TIE largest 49, In the great race for 5000 open
IN all horses six Of the fastest rOting horses in the
country-Goldsmith Maid, American Girl, Lucy Henry
Luu and Judge FullertOn-are entered The races VIII
begin Aug. 10, aud continue four days. The prizes
amount to $4,000
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
W Az DEfAhlhlNTs !
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SfGHAL OFFICER.
WAsIHSGToS, ID. e.. Tuesday July q Il a. N.
synopsis for UIs past "a hours.

The barometer has fallen since Sunday
night throughout the Southern and Middle States, ih3
ONO Valley and lake region the temperature has fallen
i'm the extreme Northwest, but rsen IN the
Middle Atlantic States light sOuthorly winds
and calms prevail, with partly cloudy and
clear weather over the Southern States and Ohio valley
fresh southery winds and partly cloudy or foggy
weather on Middle and East Atlantic coast; nuuer-
os local storms occurred throughout the country
east OF the Mississippi ana are now reported from the
lower lake region n0rthery winds, partly cloudy aud
clear weather prevail throughout the NOr,h-West.
Probabilities.
On Tuesday. for the Southern States rising barome-
ter southwest and southeast winds, partly cloudy or
clear weather.
For ne Middle and Eastern States north and rest eIndi,
falling barometer higher temperature, and partly eI0udy
l1saAeT, NTH numerous tOcdI storms.
For the lower lake region, variable, followed by north
west winds, parity cloudy and clearing weather.
For the upper lakes and Northwest. rising barometer
northwesery winds, lower temperature, and generally
clear weather.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

Brigham Cahon, some days ago, to-day brought In
verdict against Butcher and some unknown persons.
Although good deal OF excitement exists at Brigham
Canon and threats OF ynchinR peace has been pre-
served It is not known when the trials Of Of the
urderers take place in OF the peculiar
nnn Of the laMR
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

BRIGHAM YOUNG SUED BY HIS SEVENTEENTH
WIFE.
SALT LAKE CRY, July 2S.-Complaints and
aae,, =, ,ne case ot Ann Eliza Webb, 18th wife Of
brigham youpe were fed to-day the Clerks Office OF
the IUa District Court. The complainant sues iof
10000 damages, aHnony pending the suit $1,000 per
mouth. and $4,000 for counsel fees The case WIN DC
argued probably before Judge Emerson Judge McAean
being absent on tour for his health on the o Oh Au
gust On the preliminary points othef sui's Oh NAo
nature will be begun soon
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
CATTLE MARKET.

July du buyer AMI sellers holiag spn't,
500 head. Good IIu,o- Srfs sDd
S5 Common Tczaus anJ lu1 F.sJ % ship
I1euts. / 500 head.
IoG-eceps-li 900 head market moderately active snd
Of fair good 81 iOHti 70 chuce 70 rrtr,
- S0Gsi %; closing quiet and rather Eaa shpmeoH-oOOo
heal
SHEEP dul and unchanged: receirts-ilS be1i.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
p1CcFNGFRS ARRIVED.

FROM StVANNAH-TR steamship Ni1a0il. Juy 2I-Mrs " X
Adams Mr> A Burt B. Panes and eh a. VI Hall wfs.
chd Lieut. T. Macnsyre and sii- AS H. Iatn.
Mr. T. A. Blcen Ms j. o Allen, Mrs l. 4. FDr1 Ms F'ef
Bsw,ss Sarah yinigrt Miss Anne uken. Miss MARY A.
Walker Dr. j. T. Love- Capt Abale VIM H. 6atV, b iIat J. d
RuaG Jl5 Cu.ie1. L. T. Wood H. 3. th4.mer.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

An unsuccessful attempt was made Py }yyn.e Duc :;
glars esriy Yesterday morning. 10 enter Ine n1So %
Polics Cm.9issioner Charick at No, 25I West Illfv
Ourth between seventh and Eg6Ihay%S' VI sss A GS IN one
was attracted by the breaking OF pane OF Rlass ~
Of the frot basemeDt tndows and upon his approaeh
tne thieyos fed making good Their escape. dno r
missioner and family are at their country IesuoH0
Long IsiauG.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Tribune Lectare Extra No. =.
THE METHOD or CREATION.
AN hAhNBST PROTEST AGAINST
Tnr nAnNurAIAN I.lrnnnn

THE OARwlNIAN THEORY
Lectures sSsrei BY Pof AGASZ before ls Muteua Of
Comparative Zoology Cinbge Mass. eoBt,ua .u, anoant Of
aud eoude Information coaeerang Life pnni oa full
Tribune sheet eight pages sal illustrated with auuoa. easrays.
NOW READY
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA 40 EIGHr
This sheet ac eoatus description Of wonderful FOSSILS des
ersd he Rocky Aounia'as b, The fas College gtpstoa
Pnse single eoPs. BY mall 10 esats two or 10 eeBu sve ar ~
cent" Address rHs TRIBUNE. Nssyoh
Niue knrS sheets eoutAiang 80 L's aad ll
ssAt sSbS ss,,yE AssSss AZ svl ..s . AN. .... ..
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

SEVERE SENTENCE ON AN ABORTIoNIsT.
CNCINNATI, July 28.- Madame Augustine
Frazier was today sentenced lye years in the Pen
teutary for procuring abortion
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
NAYAL nnnlIs.

WAsulNGrOS, July -Iaout.nalt- Commander
j. D. .lf ir.-a z J i.f'. hI.. at.a 4Ua. pa As
California ans paced ou Siang orlrrs
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
GENERAL OUTDOOR SPORB.
BASE BALL.

The Atlantics of Brooklyn played the fifth
game OF their championship series with the Baltimore
nine on the Union Grounds yesterday in the presence OF
about people Pools sold 25 to SIS in the Baltimores
favor The game closely contested up to the sixth
inning when the stood to in the visitors favor
mu fly by Pabor in the seventh inning gave them t"o
more runs the Atantics being unable TO score In the
oobtb botb sides were treated whitewash," but
in the ninth the Atlantcs scored one by good hit OF
Britt's after two out, which sent Burdoek
home from second saving the Brooklyn boys from
an utter whitewash" The Bahmores by good batting
then scored one winning the game by score OF 10 l.
The game was mpartiay umpired Dy Mr. Mallhe"S Oh
the Mutuals Tue following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
Spellal Nonees

Soand and Hearing, Voice and Speech. The Esria-
nation o 1ascal Harmony. wh illustrations Three
by Prof kA5eTg TRIBUNE LkCruaE kNfEA No. D.
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DOMESTIC NlFKTTS.

wuwrvGroy g. Jilv 23-Sq"'s Turoan'i1e al-t a'es
rsp.c Resin Iu - - n, 10 J. sior Lpw P1's - b fpr
pole Tar5eauae ogeri - fo Hand - los Dip aOd
Virgin. Tar steady 50 So
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

....Thres newspapers, namely, me LoWfg ,G Da%y
nm T< Mddksel Drfa0ora Wtskiy aud Jhe D0or "a NJ ~.
st all yOhed Lgsel Mass. b. & a Hall s-'e p'SA s' "
~ %I4Tls.Asgag Hupt VI sal abA
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Fer other ship Neios see mira Page
anDfNHn

ARRIVED.
Schr Helen A. Bsngorl Alexander Ponce p K, IL
ani woasaes " vessel 20 H. '" Loud "a
Christina tiVel brn, Aontegieo - days, IN ballast 70
L. L.. Amsincs a 90.
slip Saal Go7er (Br) Perkias Sidney c. D. with coal to
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosroy Inr 2s -Ar,el .le.ner Ratle alke om Phlfep

BOsTOy July 2S-AveJ steamer Rattle Bake from Phsfelpha.
S.yANNA la July 45-Auyei, hr Donna Anus rol H4gsn.
CHARfEsr0y C.. July 2S-Aruvei, steamer Virginia from
Pbi,aleipus; .chr. John Soaes from Boston.
FoRrt.ss MONROE Ju 23-Au'el bark Ada Cater from io
for our Passed hirs AQ1a from Ga11s bsrk
Cricket Pae out, bark Ciu Rio AnI MIta iot
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schr Mary whaling Jay % 10. 33 20 lon ~ hd
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-29
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False science Speech rTnia Banquet By
P.rke G0isIb, IA TaIBUSE LECrUKs EXTRA NJ. ,.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-29

had been concluded, as will be shown by evidence In
court at the proper time. ADOLF kOBirA'Oh'
Neuark, " j., July 26, 1873.