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Dy HUI II, 8 s GSqa a'nc:,lonecrs,
11DS Main street,

ExCELLENT NEW T gRaAs!E R RM nIa;
SHiIHc Fp 1 VA tie asas:
Win sen at ~ ESE elGfssd on the north SIDE q
tss SGs ass s aa
Munford stfeJiI;, onaa water and gas on the pre-
coal ana St fronts 2G by 1914 feet THIS Is neat
and Mi PC sSs and
i,,s with six Der cent. interest, or liberal de-
GucLion ioi '"'' Auctioneers.
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=. .,,,,. .As.e.Tnas alsy.
BY Cook EiIaughton,
~ c,overnnr and Franklin streets.

SALE E IRIp Ibi + pKn,yEs,
~ Y nv r " 8 S AT AUCTI0N.On E
ny che Iot Instant 10 O'Clock We w ,nyo se
=, our auetlon-rooms large ana yainss consist.
OF TKIPLE-PLATED SlL " E sns /" 49, -
Ing Of ~. p,rc,rrps. WATERS,
REVOLVING and othes , BI .rrnsT GasToRs
WINE, DINNER. ana bhEAhf n'A
spoons, FORKS, &C. nuTNTy- FOUR
Handsome EIaHT-DAY and '" E '."s, =
ri ho aj,nvs Goods are manufactured by Russsi
Holmes, Booth q Haden, aud Nauonai i'''
nnny and are frst-class: .ucuTON,
Auctioneer5-
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BEST DRY PINE WOOD, s2,25 per half-cord. An
thracite aud Cumberland coal at greatly reduced
prices; Clover Hill Lump, 1926 per load; Wet
Virginia splint. the best, $3.50 per load. Nine.
teenth and Cary streets CHI PAGE.
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!! PRICES OF COAL AND WOOD GREATLY ne
,pucEp.-Best West Virginia spllnt, anlhracl'e'
Glover Hill, and lump coal ut summer prices. oas
and pine wood at lowest prices at NlneIecn'h aio
a. -, .,roo+o C. II. PAGE.
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On yESD DIES JoURNAUx EFT PARLE FRANCAIs
CHEZ SCHAAP lie marchand de nouvcautes, 14O2
Main street. Scs Cigares sont magnhques.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

A NEAT O-STORY FRAME
n DWELLINGS AND LOT. ON THE EAST
SIDE OF FIkSTsSTREET BETWEEN II, ~ "a ~
AND BaKER STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUC.
TiON..On FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 5
o'clock P. ~, on the premises we shall sell oy
NC AND LOT, with FIVE rooms; kitchen, stable,
bathroom, &C., In thorough repair located as
above. ~, a
twelve months negotiable notes 10 be given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, aud Sc
eufeo W "es' - = RICHARDSON & CO.,
h1o Auctoueers.
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DEMoREsT's NEW SPRING and SUMMER PAT.
TERMS just received ut JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction GERS,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

office corner Eleventh ana .bank streets'
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
Il OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRI,
co, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE CHARLES
CITY ROAD. AND ADJOINING The LANDS
Of STEPHEN b. SWEENEY, JOHN BASS,
AND OTHERS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF q
deed Of trust dated February 25th, 1871, 70 ,h s
subscriber, from William Scotland wife, recorded
In the clerks Office OF Heurico County Court IN
deed-book SO. page la, TO secure The PAYNE OF
certain negotiable note therein mentioned default
having been made in the payment thereof, ana q
the request of the holder Of said note, Will procece
10 sell al pubic auction. on the premises, at L
o'clock n. on MONDAY the 18Th day O. March
1874, TWO TRACTS OF LAND rs above located
the first known as the PLEASANT FL Id Of ths
New Market tract, containing SEVESTf-FOUh
AND ONE FIFTH ACRES, more or iessi tne
second known as DEEP BOTTOM, containing
ONE ACRE. more or less.
TERMS: The deco requires all cash, but by tht
consent Of The holder Of said note the sale WIN oe
made on the following terms EnSuEh ~ s sasn nc &c
pay the expenses OF the sale. one.h all OF tue ls
nainder In cash, and the balance az ninety GAY
for negotiable note, interest adned AUG sn,1siac
-st Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucttoneers.
NH ~
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by 4. -
SPENCE & SON, Merchant Tailors. Perfect III
guaranteed or no sale.
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for al indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work TO be done in these inks to the Dis
,,uycb pr;n House ~
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On oil salee of real estote made otoee ne lst
January and soth Of u,.e ha to1ss Jor me PIE q,
sent year haueto be paid ~ me p'I'GNusS; w., ~
Of the uear the tares haze to be pad W the se1te5
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BY Cook & Laugnton, Aucrionrers'

BY Cook s. Laugnton, Auctioncers'
corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
nARLOR AND DINING-ROOM FUR.
L NITURE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF
Mrs Wilson Williams, who Is declining nonSe'
Keeping, we will sell at the residence No. IA
Nineteentb street, on THURSDAY the 18th In
nIyaSs and PARLon CHAIRS, covered with vel
vet plush :.
MAHOGANY PARLoR CHAIRS,
Q ENTIRE TABLES,
i handsome SEVEN BURNER CHANDELIER,
A general assortment OF DINING-RooM fCRSl-
NH IL COOK 6 LAUGHTON, Auctioneers..
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk VII
certainly take place In May. Positively no furthe
reinforcement.
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COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, triple-plateo Sill
varware, ivory-handle knives hnc CLOCKS &c
HILL & GODDIN, AZ z. NJ, new framed dWel,
ing on Catharine street between smltn anu
Munford. ..
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CARRIERS GENERAL RAILROAD
TICKET-OFFICE
AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS to all principal poin
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST ria ALL
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences TO DEsTINATIoN on all tickets sold
by me. Rates same as at depots.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOR
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
staterooms On steamers of Old Dominion Steam
shin Line to New York and sleeping-car berths
socured Tickets sold at our offices. Information
cneerfully given as to all routes. Maps and time
tables for distribution.
Principal Office, 500 Main street, and branch OF
fee at Exchange Hotel. A. ". CARRIER.
NH elm
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BY James 81. Taylor 4 son,
Real Estate Agents and Austioneez7,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets

THAT DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
i AND DWELLING No. lila MAIN STREET
SECOND DOOR ABOVE THE DISPATCH 0p.
FlCE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiII be sold
the premises, at IL O'Clock 81 That des!raas
BRICK STORE and DWELLING (tllree storiss
above CELLAR above located, and at present ccru
piad by W. w. Trfbbett, Esq 1t Is built uEon
leased ground, which lease expires April 1st 1916
This property is situated In The business centre OF
the city, yielding good rent, and u really rs;.
class business stand.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance on q credit
or four. eight, and twelve months for nego,isi.
notes. interest added, and secured BY deed or rus,
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son, :
NH AucUoltrrs.
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crnEsnArxp AM1DoS SILK HAT to be had only
or p .MursrQFR IL Co. f.S.-r-g.5 4 ~ !
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pEaL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
xAsLKOAD LINES.
81 g ~ Fg aa s So &


Ia "a I'll EM 81 $ssaE::sj I,Ssgss
;NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after MARCH G, 1874, tie
passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAIN.-For Gordonsyille, Charlottes-
VILE Saunron. White Sulphur. Hinton ana al IN,
termediae stations daily Except Sunday ar S:3U
A, ~ This train connects at GordonsVlile 1of
Orange, Culpeper, Warrenton, Manassas; Alexan r
dria, Washington, and the North, and at Charottes
Vile for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GordonsyiIle and al
Intermediate stations daily (eHceptSunday) at 4:i5
z. NJ. This train connects at GSrdopsVlle Fol
Lynchburg. ,,, ~,
EXPRESS-For junction, GordonsVille, Char
lottcsvillc Staunton, Goshen, CovtnSton White Sui
pr, huntington, and all the stations hltt
Sulphur and Huntington daily (excepL Saturday
at $50 2. NJ. This train connects at Huntingtor
vim steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for Clncln'
natl and the West and Southwest.
For through tickets, correct fntornat1on. auC
rates. apply at A. ". CARRIERS, S26 Main street
at office Ballard and Exchange HOTEL and at the de
put Va DA0''o % EDGAR yLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. n. PERRY, General superintendent. ia ~
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
CONFECTIONERIEs.

FRESH FROM AUCTION
III sale Of brig Ffdelia one hundred boxes fresh
sMESSlNA. ORANGES, twenty-five boxes fresh
;MhSSINA LEMstNS-fnll, packed, sound, high.
o'Ao- = '1'' y ''ts y" A. PlZZTNI.JR.,
NH G S07 BroGd street,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
r RICIflfOND REAL ESTATE gXCHAHG
BY n. 81. Lee,
Aactioneer and Real Estate Agent
No. 1914 Main street

No. 1914 Main street
DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-C0A-
H. MISSIOEERS' SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN UE sALEA,
ROANOKE COUNTY, AND AN UNDly1DED
MOIETY IN A TRACT OF FOUR HUNDRED
AND NINETY ACRES OF LAND IN NEW
KkNT COUNTY, VA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant TO a decree pronounced by the Ch2ueeJ
Court OF the city Of Richmond in the suit OF Hob
sons administrator Us. Robert W. Lake, the under
signed. special commissioners named IN ssid decree,
win, on THURSDAY the eth day OF March, 1874,
at IL O'Clock h., on the premises, In The town Of
Salem, Roanoke county, Va, sell at public auction
that valuable HOUSE and LOT situated IN a1e
numbered on the plat Of said town as Lot No. o., II
being the property Of Robert W. Larke. ,o-.
And on MONDAY the 10Th day OF March, 1914.
at 12 O'Clock NJ, mt the Real Estate Exchanee. ID
The CITY of Richmond, we Will sell at public aae.
ton ONE UNDIVIDED MOlETY Of THAT
OF LAND IN New Kent county, Va, containing
400 ACRES, called the Little Mountain Tract
also the property Of Robert w. Larke. >
TERMS or SALE: One-tliirJ cash the pufcA.
scrs executing their negotiable notes Tor the dea'
red payments at six and twelve HontDs Hllh ~
terest at the rate Of SIX per centum T ahtaa
added and the title to he retained by the c0aH
until the entire purchase money ~ paid
80 = 49, II. p. TURNER.
.f...- JOHN A. LYNHAN.
T.. II. WENULfSGER,
! Special Commissioners.
Nm. LEE, Auctloneer. mh 6'tas
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The next meeting will be held at Trinity
church on the second Sunday in April.
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BY COOK 20 Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS Frr,
~ CIGARS &C., AT AUCTION.-On Wprlr,nnih
DAY the 18th instant, At 10 O'Clock We ni,i * *
at the store OF Mr. +. LaDge, No. 1924 Broad
/ WATCHES and CLOCKS.
ALSO,
About sc, 600 CIGARS, some Of which
{ choice brands. are Or
gf25s ALSO,
"A lot Of GLASS CASES and SHELVING.
COOK & LAUGHTOS.
Z mn hu0{cnne,s
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
TOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS.
- THE BEsT-TaF CHEAPEST.

srEAasHIPs-Cheapestk kind made; REGATrAs-
A cheap common card BRoADwAYS-A nice COM
mou card; VIRGIEIAS-Fine calico backs; GENE
RAJ JACKsoSs--Cheap and popular (pattern backs,
various colors and designs; CoLUMBIAS-tEuchre
deck) extra quality; GOLDEN GATES-One OF the
best cards made: MOUNT VERSoNS-E4tra tine,
tuo-color patterns; GREAT MOGCLS-lmported
the finest made. ASK FOR THE ABOVE-TAkE
TOGUARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS.
CAUTIoS.-Purchasers should see that aka
black UnIteI States internal revenue stamp, RkS2
with monogram Y. +. N. on centre or SPADE, @EaY
OH every puck. This stamp, IN conhec. W
ton with the GooDALL CARDS. is
NoTICE TO DEALERs.-Every pack Of the Good
all Cards sold without this United States revenue
stamp properly affixed subjects the seller to
heavy penalty. nm 9-1M
DIspHARN's PRINCIPLES. OF EQUI-
k o Ff' os5STpIc1A SALES, .e;'
MAY ON INSURANCE, $3.50;
BATES'S DIGEST OF FIRE INSURANCE DE-
vIRGINIa CODE, Is7s, sc, aud volumes IS
Volume maG 5 Fl EESSGL1sH REpoRTs,se
Volume i ABBOTT'S UNITED STATES d.
GEST new series. $3.50;
COOLEY'S CONST1TUTIONAL LIMITATIONS,
CALiFosNIA CITATIONS, $3.50, and all the
other new law and Iniscellaneous books.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
NH 9-dSw 1918 Main street.
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GROCERIES,, 6e.

DE-OPENED At TIE OLD STAN
II of Greenhow & Meredith with an entire ut"
stock Of
Imnortcd LIQUORS, WINES, SAUCES a..
New-crop TEAS-Gunpowder. oolon1, 1a aisr
and English Breakfas1of Superior 9e2itTs
few barrels of Virginia MoC 49,
WiTSKbY, three years and SIX NOUNS
100 VIRGINIA-CURED HAMH.
Ei1I)Y:S FAMILY FLOUR.
IRtIR RIIRTONn WHISKEY always on hsio'
JOHN f. MEkEDllh,
successorto Greenhow hereoiu.,
NH 7-6t l1Oo Na-. IGS
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THE GERMAN CONSERVATIVES CLUBS of Mar
shall and Jefferson Wards meet at their club
room, No. 1903 Main street, tonight.
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AUCTIoI sALKs-TK. - -
- ~>>>ss-e~-~~---sr-S-Hs
BysLyne u kruthe1, (
Auctionssrs md Resl Essts Aas,t. /,
1912 Main street q

yosM,IlM4IIsss3IOEERy SALE OF. 4 Mo,
the Ghascery Court OF Richmond 800 sctes Of
90 OF Msrch, IN the suit styled Po,on De
PenneH. Ac the Hndersi9ned e..
agpolnted, N execution OF aid decree. s,n es.
DAY the 18th day Of March. i S71. Il z o ssAsIER-
a., Want LOT situated on the wes ss ,:s z.
st: Psats between Baker and Charity s,ys,ss ne q
TERMS: One-;ilisd cash residue at sY .,d.
months for negotiable notes, interest sdds,' we've
mas Il Il. Il H. qE9YsSHRER', Commissioner.
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teacher in lS71-'72 aud to 362 per school and
33 per teacher in 1812-'73. - -t
Indulge the hope that these latter figures
will be maintained; at least, that they will
not be materially diminished.
The total expenditure on account OF the
public schools, excluding disbursements on
account Of construction and on account of
apparatus and furniture, was in 1912,
$50, 402 So, or sixteen dollars and forty.one
cents ($16.41) to each scholar in average at
tendance. The expenditure on like accounts
during the past year was $50, 366.39, or eigh-
teen dollars and seventy-five cents (S1S.75)
to each scholar in average attendance. The
total expenditure for the public schools on
all accounts during the session of 1929
was $S4, 1866, OF which S1S, 76o.E were for
construction, &c.
Theestimated expenditure On all accounts,
as Published with my message for 1913, was
$S4, 500. It will therefore be observed that
the board has kept within its bonds. Some
] important additions have been made to the
bylaws during the year, the object of which
ID to coDfine within the narrowest limits con-
sisting With justice, the expenditure of pub
lie money. u, s;
Il deem this especially necessary in the
School Board, because 1t is the only corpo-
I ration or agency which has the expenditure
of public money in such large sums without
being directly and exclusively responsible to
the Council, and in this connection suggest
that the ordinance concerning public schools
be so amended as to prescribe that Of the
Council members on the school board, the
chairman of your Finance Committee shall
always be one.
The accommodations for the colored chill
dren. at Navy ELL fall much below what
would be desirable, and at no distant day we
may be required to provide larger facilities
for white children In the eastern and west.
ern eStremities Of the city. At present,
however, when such unusual and pressing
elalms TOR Outlay are upon us, ! am Of opin.
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TT0UR BACON. SUGARS, Ro|h
II SALT, &C.
200 barrels FINE FLOUR
100 barrels EXTRA SUPERFfs1 fL - snorL-
90 hogsheads CLEAR RIB-aIoks AnN
On hngs6eads prime new ORLEANS so'A"
90. 900 pounds ROCK SALT lor essus. uap Jaw
90 cases Osborn's celebrates nS3
100 barrels REFINED SUGARS iaii ss nSe fgls
so packages GuSPoWDkh anu
(all grsdes), ..r.pu.
In store ana tor saie ROGERS & MccAsCs,
n1s 1o5 aud lot fourtsentn
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LDEN'S CALIFORNIA EVArocI
n RATED PEARs-one pound eqaa !, 70 % h hnns.
the ripe fruit; also, COOKING pEnI ,S,TrS
rlS Ss 50 q SI4 NLn street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
that you will give this explanation place I'm your col.
umns. III. L. MCGRATH.
Long Branch, July Ia. 1874
YACHTING.

ANNUAL CRUISES OF THE NEw-YoRK, BROOKLYN, AND
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBs-CORIsrHIAN RACES AT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE STAPLETON CLUB.
The annual cruise of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club will begin next week. The yachts Will meet at
Glen Cove. Long Island Wednesday July %. and the
cruise will begin early on the following morning when
the yachts will be turned to the eastward.
The cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club will begin two
weeks later. The yachts ,will meet at Glen Cove on
Tuesday Aug. 4. on the following morning the fleet
will sail for New Haven thence to Greenport on Aug
G; 20 Stonington on Aug. 81 10 New bedford On Aug
10; and 10 Vineyard Haven on Aug. II or II.
The cruise OF the NcwYOrk Yacht Club Will begin
about August TO- and large number Of the finest yachts
OF the fleet will participate. The at Newport will
he of unusual interest this year. and will attract much
attention
The seawanhaka Yacht Clubs Corntnian races At
Newport Will take place early in August The date Is
dependent the date OF the New YORK Clubs cruise
These VIII he among the most interesting OF ms
present The recent regatta near oyster Bay
demonstrated the fact that COrtbian ydchtlng u prac
ticable among Now-YOrk yachting men. and tins the
first large OF the kind. VAL be watched Win eager
interest.
The StapletOn Yacht Club will hold its annual regatta
on July 20. The start VIII be- from steamboat an
chored Tumpkinsve, ana the course wit be down
tine harbOr. The eluD Will be well represented IN lie
regatta by some Of It's largest and sw TEST vessels
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MIDSUMMER HEALTH.

The members Of the Board of Health re-
ceIyed a letter from Mayor Hayemevcr yesterday
requesting their quarterly report d.. Endemann re-
ported that the sinfecr!ng Corps had dnected 500.
niles Of street cutters cost OF 500 50 during the
past fortnight The corps had also dnfected &C houses
wherein there were persons sick with contagious
diseases Inspector Tracy reported that the streets in
The vicinity OF the Five Points we're in filthy condition
IN consequence OF the bad pavement Sanitary Super
ntendent Day sal that Commissioner Van Mort Of the
Department Of Puzzle Works mad stated. May Is that
specifications were Being drawn up FOR the paving
o. the streets The Secretary requested TO inform
COMMISSIONER Van Mort Of Inspectors Tracys report
Dr. Elisha Harris Ei-trar Of Vita statistics, reported
that there were SCI deaths reported during the pas,
week 10 iJ2 deaths tho week before The increase OF
mortality was chiefly among young children and the
sufferers from phthss. The fortnight had been marked
by the lowest dcaih u any corresponding fortnight
Ia Tie arst wee Is u midsummer since ls57.
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AN ACCIDENT AT A sHIP-LACNCH.

i Is reported thar through the carelessness
OF slp carpenters IA launching a large three-masted
schooner al he spy ard vi g. l. Bayles son al Port
Jefferson L. L. Monday. four persons lost tAelr lives
ana "a number ~ Others we're seriously injured. The
ve..e, refused 10 move "a early ~ necessary aud
atterin-ra was rugged Tor THIS consisted or a
large pine timber with rope attached 20 us center and
a.teled 70 the vessel Ia such way that by pulling II
back ana letting j. SWING forward against the vessel
heavy shock IL proadly The drst blow OF the ram mad
the desired eject and them IN order 20 prevent the
vessel aud yayn being damaged, ~ was necessary 10
uus,steu the ran .rOn vessel. Without any wari-
in. Inc uer..,n v Lo vas detailed for the purpose cut
me rorp ana the pJuderps TIMBER nan leH anu NAN
rolled among the arrt Inhcd crowd, AliIhR Hour mth
yutrient aud laugrr0u-iy iIidrng Thomas BAY les.
oakley Rowland, AID James SDlAs' OtHeIf iO"'eu
-sNt
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BUCKLEY-At Geneeo Y, svniir l2b nr. Thomas r.
buck 81 es-lUrk.
Of earl Al JERSEY oy va bn hii@ay "e-s'iay
CoRSRLI-In Brooklyn july -. Mr. Mara Cornell
Re .,e .ld ends u ne dms lead b~ ,aosr,i
frn omri Church, NeS Lots on "eiaey jaw 10 a.
Q.
CULLESAs Knterhook v T. July H. Doctor Hear Ossn %
h. sy,. AMI friends member, Of N med 81 prosso
o h- corner Of CEtoa Nontsge BrcotB, hgr-.'.
Jay l6. 40 ! = or.ock p N without Hrth.r ron,-
DNMlCK-On rre~ia, tts rr Chirotts Rori' 'los
o! The Jno. e.. D. nmick, he )pta TeaI Of Der "a.
,.r-lcrs 81 Pr.sbytsIsn churh, hiet'~u y r.
Oihis.I, 81 ia y IN Tran caves 'hano~'1 -
lO'4
DISNoRESuaien, Jqlv IL Of be- mother slr
cntoH-t Bro'siu 'Isss feci D. SfsSp.rf DsAof' a-4
viii ~ held 'h hoase Of shrh Tue buce s b. gre
lEtsrms-t Phiaicphit.
HUTrON-O1 MONDAY JAY l3 No 1s9 Nes Thirty 'oas Il
John Hutton native 81 AGleN', seoiss To- ol lei 81
paasr services at the house on THURSDAY lgth
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
BASE BALL.

The champion Boston Red Stockings added
another their long Inst the Union Grounds
yesterday by defeating the Mutuas Of tins city the
fifth time this in their seventh championship
game. The day turned 10 be warm, but never
theless fully 1900 persons assembled TO witness the
game Mr. Dehm4n Of the Ailanues having been chosen
umpire, he called play 1905 and the BosIon
losing the toss. rrs TO the bat They were
quickly retired without scoring. the Mutuas also
ceving blank IN their first inning. In the second ID
ming three clean hits the BOstOns scored three
ana AGAIN retired the Mutuds IN two, three order
Neither side scored the third inning, but IN tire
fourth after The BOstOns had been bankeG the Mutuas
by hfs, assisted by errors scored six runs
none of which were earned. leaving the 70 ia
their favor The next innings the BosiOrs bited
safely adding eve 20 their score. whlle me
MANUALS able TO make one tue totals STAINING
10 the BostOns favor From TINS point the uc.d'
ing OF both sides sharp each only added Ont more
run taelr other innings, thr B"r'"hS
coming out the Tue close score Oh To B. III
pavIng Burdock and Allison lid the best work iof tbe
home cub, the former maslug very pretty eaten ~
hot line ba with one hand 10 the seventh lhhnS FOR
me VISITORS Bcs aud q. Wright carried Oh the hOuOis