davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

cRBRswRTGHTTn Brooklyn, Monday July "a s',s 'sot "a
Reiye ami trends OF he family respectfully
b late residence 4Ja Sae % aeinesay Jul IL
a3pm
o MARY Een only child Q, Mary ani Ohn Crosby
Hef funeral viii take place eaSs,sy July 20 O'Clock
aer late residence. 10 Yorksi Brcosiyn
DRSNISroUN7At LAss G4reoeh Dunb,r;oahe scotland @a
for Dumb4rtoS'b.fe tie ojlh yeaT d hs age
FLETGaEas Boek i g. a1 K , ps'sss sss gS39s % %
H. "eral on wednesday. July 20, al Oe9es m from 'H
s,dence No 81 Beifortsye
cRAyTAt hi. residence 552 Hasev, Drooku, on jol ~
james Grant only Of Jas Gran pnH'er 10 the '' '"
Pana ednsiay 10 m rom the jhdfeh Our Lady
Victory. IRON thence to Holy Gross Cemetery.
GAsTOS-A Elizabeth ~ J.. July 81 1874 after short Illness.
child Of Wisn aud Margaret Castor .gd
Relatives ana neads respectfully the
wsiay Ju 20 O'Clock at the residence Of The parents No 10
GRAEP-On Tuesday july 2s after sbor; illness Henry Gr.ss
Paas Mi axe place from re.ieaoe li2 wJesoe Brook
iya. on THURSDAY next, al 3 p N.
B4LAES0n The 7 Of ia Jay y ia s Bn5 Washington s: County
II, ne s!el Il LF & .S,,I,s n AsS & 20 oIrc p % S II
! Brerhsm. Texas for further lsformsnon
HEwrr-On Monday July 81 MAhIoa T. Hewitt the 56b
The friends of the 80 -., -. ...o. ~. o,,.,.,
..sning at o'clock
MARrlSon sunday July % samu son the samuel nA
e.. Vii ha h. G Ls q, -, E ear % s ~ brother Joshua &
asrtn corner aaroe.aye en- asryst Ea.abstb Taes..
18th INST, lt D. The viii be White -
Wednesday morning 9:l5 IN Harlem WV
McHUGH-Ou Monday JuV "a cerebral AsneS
daughter Patrick p and EhHabetb 4. McIIagh
Relatives invited
637 doriaTe BroOyu,
29th INST, st o'clock p. IN
sTEPHESsAs YOntsrs Monday 9th Robert stephens
(4eDhew OF w. Gibson. n. "
Pnera, hi. funeral residence sehool-
lonkers to-sy the 18Th inst, a. - GcOck Cars leave
Thirehst. at l and 3 o'clock
sUTBROn Mndsy July 81 fchoera nfantum Doa Nellie
ouy child o John r. and Mamie agel ani
The Will lake
from residence, 2O4 FiatbuA.-ave.. Brooklyn.
oTTicz rHE PREsESs insurance Co 1873 BRo.DwAr Szv
July ls7iAt meeting
held the preamble
awise POFidencs
John Hno sho for penod Of over trty the varied
relations CLERK, and Pre- this
devotion It's Interests which strong
nature a. pure % Bpright. ani,
is
should be suitably Acknowledged. therefore he
Rs0Usd Tba the Directors 'he Fretnen
place record thorough appreciation Of
while they departure husband
the loss Of q true and valued friend
Rsoe That these proceedings be
certified copy the he he smily ie
CEASED. THADDEUs J. WHITLOCK, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
4 PERSONAL CONFLICT AT A CATTLE SALE.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 28--The sale of short
horned cattle by warnock & McGibben. near LARS
Station to-day largely attended by stock men from
all parts Of the United states ana Canada About an
hour before sale quarre took place between
Geo W Rust OF The National Lire Stock Journal or
Chicago and the Shropshire family OF Bourbon County
There has been great deal Of feeling between them Tor
some time past growing Of some article in The Lire
Stock Journal rejecting the integrity OF the Shrop
slires To-day Rust arrived on the ground
Alex Shropshire. without giving any warning oil MS IN
tepton, attacked Rust with a heavy stcK' siIk-
ing him violent blow and then follow &
in9 INN ND for distance, when tneY
cIinched and fell, Shropshire using his
stick and drawing large knife with which he made
several ruts al Rust Gus shropshire and one or two
ofher members OF the family surrounded the two com
batants and with drawn pistOs threatened 70 XII ahS
one mo should interfere Judge Boyd ana some others
nv vigorous effort. OyerpOwered the party ana pre-
vented anv further trouble. Great Indignation was
felt and expressed at TINS oowardly ATTACH nre't
uneasiness was felt until the Shropshres were arrested
and removed. The effect OF TINS dlstnrDanGe Oh Wv
crowd was very depressing, and undoubtedly ulurcu
fhe sale to the extent OF several Thousand uO1IS,
There were IS cows and hefers sold at an ayelge Oh
s590 each and IS bulls at average OF sl4S eac Auer
vii be A sale each day during the present week.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
JAPAN.

loss OF JAP ANFsE sTEAMER-THE NATIVES DkI' In
PROM THE COAST IN FORMosA.
SAN Francisco, July 2S.-The steamship
Altoona brings Yokohama dates July The japanese
.rearoer Tai Ouira was lost on 18th Of June on the
west coast Twentyse7en lives were lost
The news from is TO the effect that the Japan
ese are driving the aborgines from the coast The Jap
snese war vessels we're still the coast OF FormosA
The anniversary Of American independence was prop
erly observed in Yokohama. grand ball was given at
the American Consulate.
The comet had been observed from Japan, ana was
looked upon By the natives favorable omen in con-
nection with the war Formosa where the tribes have
come to terms with Japan and accepted the nag OF that
country
Greek church has been opened by the Russian mis-
slOuarles at HakOdadi.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
Suerial Nonfes
To speculate In stocks,


TCMBRlDGk Co, BAokers "Ails1, ~ Y.
the right 10 deal With
Po.t-Once Notice.-TAs MAILS FOR EUROPE .or be We-s
ending SATURDAY !. 1874. will close
On TUESDAY At IL IA. WEDNESDAY Al IL THURS
DAY at IL n aui on SATURDAY At ii = aud II
A. L. JAMES. p ~
Coal Mine for ,ale.-s8UOO sih buy HALF INTEREST
OF the best arranged cheapest
Of Indiana, aDShei FOR al once 80 Of
~ foot ~ best quality coal nile.
Indianapolis, ldo Chicago LOUIS atus sd
railroad nei
dollar jOoR dorbe
snd everything and all shape Tb.
chance aud will vel vestxAon Reason III
hea Call address &. b. GUERNSEY No AZ Sorth Fnh
above CbestGuts,., Terre HAaIe. IndisaA-
Capt. john stuart OF Ss.port bOOs Of inei
believe that Dr. scheneks sogd
lul had taken three bottles each Of The syrup snf
Tonic Induced ohe's VT Ueoge Ord
Mr. Edgar Power Maine boe of shon tbes
physicians and ,encs consumption And WIRE cured
Bot bad istr-ssng dry hsr
coagh pronounced dscoaaged
had bad aken all kud Of
benefit scb-ncks Pub
mon syrao Mandrake Pills
exactly thouxnt paetsse
relieve me- and s veil that dld al
thar sas No o0azh I'D noi Dasatsiy. bot
,ad Freely spps'te id sesght
A. eon.umpaion . seascerned am veil
OF huasny sl wto ia The ccadlnss
w tired SeAeasks Punons slnp
.eed Tome aud Asssrske PillS John olQARGs
"6swpsrA AAs& iSl&s
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

eArrsFACroRY ASSURANCES RECEIVED REGARDING
THE BRUSSELS oOSGREss-THE GERMAN SQUAD
RON on THE SPANISH COAST.
LONDON, Tuesday, July 2s, 1874
IN the House of Commons this evening, MI
srae sald that the Government received satisfactory
r-ances from the comforting Powers in regard TO the
Rrnsses Congress aud that delegate had been sent on
behalf OF Great Britain. under the restrictions already
made known TO the House.
The Hon Robert Bourke, UnderSecretary OF state for
Foreign Affairs stated that was believed that the Ter
man souadron had been sent 10 the coast oi SPAIN
merely 10 protect German residents.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
THE FIRST DAYS RACING AT GOoDwOOD.

THE FIRST DAYS RACING AT GOODwOOD.
LoNnoN, July 28.-This was the 6rss day OF
the GOoiwOod races.
The principal event the race for she stewards
Cup value 800 SOY. (handcap, by subscription OF io
SOW eaoh with 100 the funds for years
old aud upwards.
The race was won by Lord Witon's b. m Modens'
Mr.. A Truemain's ch Chingachook was seeOnd' ana
Mr.. z. Keith's ch. I. Princess Theresa third
The betting before the was 10 TO on the neid
against Modena Il against Chingachook, and -5 to
against Princess Theresa
There wers twenty-fve starters.
The Prince Princess OF Wales and 9th Nc members
Of the royalty and nobility were present.
No ready moaey betting allowed on tis course.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
INCEND1ARisM IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Nicholas Staaden, who
was yesterday arrested on charge OF arson having
found BAIL was rearrested, charged with attempted
murder His bail was fixed at $4,000 Evidence Of his
1utseems TO be aceumulating and his neigh0ors are
very viudictive In their feeling against him. the Grand
Jury who meet Tomorrow efll consider tne case a.
oTce Two other c!eary-dehned attempts AT lneendl-
arism have been discovered since yesterday and the
sopOsed criminals arrested There does not appear 10
be anv handed or organized body of incendlaries a
are individual efforts IN various parts OF the cltY "A
special Grand Jury has been ordered TOT he
ton OF these attempts at arson and murder
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
. STATEN ISLAND YACHT RACE.

The annual regatta of the Stapleton Yacht
Club will take place tomorrow. Sixteen boats have
been entered The start will be from on the clubhouse
and the IS miles, The drst and seeondcasS
Club pree are solid silver goblets. The Commodores
and the Citizens prizes will not announced until the
tay OF the race An excursion steamer will accompany
the yachts stopping at Vanderbilt Landing at lClo
Stapagon IO:30. and TompkiasVlle, lG45. Among the
yachts whch will take part in the race are the Josephine
Nautilus Elizabeth. M0nt, Rover, Queen. r. B under-
hill LILY, Maude SapphO, Llndaie Iuee JACKS, Enitn
sigIret, Elizabeth, and U. ). Powers.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
THE FIRE RECORD.

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT THE LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LIVERPOOL, July pa fire has Just broken
out which threatens the whole of the Princes Dock
anding-stage. There Is immediate danger to the
shipping in :se dock.
LArER-rhe great Princes Dock landingstages have
been entirely destroyed All ferry traffic between this
city and Birkenhead temporarily suspended The fire
will cause much well as heavy loss
Tho fire originated from the upsettng of kettle OF
boiling tar.
The damage by the fire is estimated at r.,illiop
dollars.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
CATrLR Markets

CHIolao Jar aCArrLE-Stelv; 5000 market isry
ivtri shppne - 5O1SJ 50
etocIeo s3ss. IS Bgchers s2 gei 80 .hpmehfs, 1000
oss-lys esslDts lOOJ sivAacod Is p0e Poor
II 25: 200.
Choc-
PHDsLPs, July 28-rhere good supply of Beef Cattle
this bsss The reached
900 head and Ses made from to Ise good
TO prime cattle aud from 4 GIG Tor common
sHKKP-There enani sheep and If 600
changed sac good Prime lambs
sold at aud 81 50as3 50 y lead tor comnoa
asssrhs ssasJ sf hay seses6 ~ a>ezsa saa pees
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
THE ROSS ABDUCTION CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-The persons ar
rested on suspicion being concerned in the abduction
OF the child Ross, by whose arragnment consid-
erable quantity supposed stolen property has been
recovered are still held. personal IN one OF the
papers tomorrow Will announce reward OF G''OO'
offered nv the Pennsylvania Detective Bureau for ln-
formation tnat will lead 10 the arrest OF the aOductors
and tne recovery OF the child. The personal Will be 50
Torded as 10 open free communication without expos
ing personal identity, but at the Same time demand
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
ORGANIZATION OF A NEW RAILROAD COMPANY
IN MASSACHUSETTS.

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, July 2e.-It is an
nounced to-day tina. railroad ! to be butt aiioTans
more direct communication between THIS city ana Fan
River to begin al Bradley Station eight miles from this
city, on NewBedford Railroad and terminate at the
Ton of the hill in Fall River wtheut connecting with the
Qua Coonv Railroad 1t will be about eight miles lon
Stock enough been subscribed Tor beginning WOh
and the route being surveyed. Persons lntereste1
az the road ia 10 be- built without delay. The name OF
tbe new organization is the Fall River Railroad.
Board OF Directors has been elected, with j. A Beau
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
IN THIS CITY.
A fire in the basement of brick buildin

A fire in the basement of brick building
stories in hight. at No 81 Greenest., owned by "
T. Draper yesterday. damaged the building 1900. The
building ia occupied by B. Rambin whose furniture was
damaged s5Oo; insured Adolph Yerance age 81, and
william Plsis, age 27, boarders In the house, were
ened. and jumped from second--tory window 10
the ground They severely injured their feet aud legs
and were IA Ken 20 Bellevue Hospital. Roundsman Wat
son of the Ell ghth Precinct had his face slightly nv
while rescuiug Gne two men, %-t
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
WEST SIDE PARK IN. l RACES

The races at West Side Park yesterday were
well attended The first was running race, mile heals
best two in three for horses that bad never beaten
three minutes. -Four entries were maie-P. Meehans
g. m. Annie, NJ. Stuckmans CT. e. Big Sam, 7. Water
sons b. Lucy, and j. Vree'2nd's b. g. Buck Inc
latter fell broke his leg in tho first heat Lucy won
in two straight heats, 2O7t and 2l7i The second
race trot. best three in five. mile heats IweYe
entries were made, Of which started The winner
was L. W. Jrrome. jr Lady, in 246. .745i E49, Gi7
and 247k The stakes III all amounted " $500
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
FIRST DAY OF THE CLEVELAND RACES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2s.-This was the
first day Of meeting OF the Cleveland Troting Club
Before the was called the sky cleared and the
weather was all that could DO desired. The drst
was for purse OF 5000 for G24 class tocoO to nrs
o. $50 to second $50 to third castle Boy aud Lulu
the favortes latter leading for the first choice The
race was won by Lulu who took the second third and
fourth heats place being hoty contested for
hv Rodine and Triumph.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
LATEST SHiP VIEWS
IFo. other 1Ip ye,oS see Hivi PIJs.I


ARRIVED.
mhp Rus,. Br .. Cook IL ,bs Queease-s
q .Iia s.s "a & R,s; :. c9' a,.s & ras'. , "a =, . r,s
v n sdse and TO Henderson Bros
- uSD % & ra1r9 mn "a @ tos, k,ss'r a eD' jul" TO- ''' "-
.mbp CITY Draken HsTsus july 20. -s %'s-
s-ssp Isaac sssmaS Norfolk c poo' .Di s'eA."'a
ship Brilliant (SoEh Chrisenn. Seseasts Bug. AZ 's s'o
ship p,, AB CGerpt Ho.poer H,nsug 50 .,s siI md."
Bars Eneoue IL tDai,al huieI Booa ."lT ~ "A IA. AL
IL. HsIeDoo UHveEss hstan'.. 10 lava
BARK Serus tAu.,) sta,t 81, 27 dsvs ban.,
Brig wi.6d (o YaHeSia, Ae Ybeui Ca siaes % d. SiA
Bns xu. (of Londonderry N h. Clarke Car. Breton 10 .s-.
sc6r w. Scott Orb H.,seH St john y, B. IL iay. 'h
schr s 4 Burns Arnold Powell Point c, }iars VIII neoul
Sehr. Henry Banneu. Fino1, Geoge'orn D. G.
IA CAee.ebro. Fsii RS,r. b 4. D.boIi y.ptues-t
Charlie Mlier New-iAyen.- wltcl Haze Port JcaeIsor-
A. W. Ellis Beissl Waterloo, ss61
IRIS, H4rwch. Il B. hiloca Proviieas
II MA irsS Eanei Sssiayn ssf s.srsst yci
loo loo + E,1 & Ss";hsyen Is T' M yo Saaf E P POI G,c.,vi.s
Emma NJ Fox Providence Whine Martin Portland
6s.s 6ss. ysg &aSI 'a"'' a.a. inas S'ia sal%oaa
Steamship. Goe,b. for Haabuv Nnueso Liverpool
BicI AUn Zoe
San francisco CorsS Lerp Joha Basysa loo
wiSD-sun.st fresh 3 clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
caARIzTos July 2s&gs ''eas,qg, am si ssh.,1 % % Nv
ieS1 rGs. ae Eaae,o from 's Boston rps-i''''' ''
SAv4sSAM Jur 28Ivei steamships Herman LHs'iOn TON
Havre ya Leses Del s. baker Portland c'esr.d
ahrs Sesvy, Tor Norwich, C. -,
July 2oCeared. steamship. IonASndA 10. Nes
Orleans Pioneer for WILMINGTON n c. hryaIs, 0 b9N'9n
Vaferanf Autwerpi g. W y n
TsnnaG Virginia Charleston; bugs Samuel "eiss. from SAIL
| BAY; W n. PARKS. from Bangor
B,LTSoRE July 2g-Arnyei steamships Lule fran lining
ton. F4unJ Nes Nhtlen itom Psa
deiuh Gu hat lshtca
or ProvleHce; I-u Vnou1 zoe
Phaiepma. barks Fll O Sirens
| mout
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA July 2s.-Tae steamship CI MeEld rom Se7 Yofs
LoSpos Jay 2sasd for the uieed Psquee Nova
YORK AM Siloe Uue stts te 18Th nst
Arrlcan Aurora Cupid Arve rom tie Ji ia'es Is
27tb ust: Lmpo Martin. Rosa Ae arrived 21 ia.
United r. Kennedy J. Marsh aa1anna AsrI D. s.
| and Z.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
being a great favorite

After several false the flag fell rather
tered sendof Katie Pease getting away two lengths in
front, with Governess second, Caneron's Ally third.
First Chance and Theodore next. Catesby and Mliew
in the rear. They ran very fast the diagonal
track into regular near the half-me pole,
on entering which Katie Pease three parts OF a
length ahead Dublin, with First Chance and Q
close up On the lower stretch Katie Pease drew away
from her pur5uers and had the entering the
hOmesrech. for she gallOpcI nome clever winner by
"A length aud half Ia the last time or ll7i, Minnie
Mae who came through her horses with rush at the
furiong pole. being second, DuDIn good third Cam
erons hy fourth Catesby htn FIRST Chance SIXTH ana
GOyerncss last
THE sTEEPLE CHASE.
This was a free handicap Tor purse Of 300 20 the
winner and $50 TO the second horse about miles. had
only two acceptances Of the weights out Of the
tered. These J. Donahues chestnut geding George
West. by Asterod, dam Kate Hayes, $50 pounds, aud
ridden by Hugh Gafney, and Lawrence Lorlard's
chestnut geding Bullet by Bulletin, dam by Wagner,
l5A pounds, ridden by jan Henry, colored jockey The
betting was as follows;
3rppo "e'''''''''''''''''''''''''SS Sa9 '9y0 1PV9
George West. with Bullet about four lengths behind
hm, made the running from the fall OF the nag, both
elicit the appaudng acclanatiOns OF the spectators,
and especially OF the ladies' who seem 70 take a special
delight in these cross country contests On the Last cir
cult OF the course Bullet closed up the gap considerably
and after taking the water Jump immediately IN front
OF the Grand stand, he wac only two lengths behind
George West. When tho horses entered the regular
track only length separated them but at the last,
lump but one, hurdle midway on the lower stretch,
Bullet, who perceptfbly tiIlng MT the rail heayy
fei and threw his rider This, or course cEtnguished
his chance OF victory, for George West continuing on
his dumped tho last hurdle clevery and won
with hands down In 5:ss
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-First Lieut.. Randolph
Norwood ID cavalry has been relieved recruiting
ervice and ordered 20 his regiment. First Lieut. F. D.
Baldwin 5th Infantry has been relieved from recruiting
ryce and ordered 10 repOrtto Col NJ A. Miles, at Fort
Leaven worth, Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ST. John SB

Sr. JOHN. N. B., July 2s.-A heavy fire is
now raging King square. All the en- gnes are at
work. Probably the whole block will be destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

Tfme-Fi quarter SO; half me. l:l6; three quartz y
53ia mile 22il Second Hest quartr So bali mile 10
1s52a; 2321l Third Heat
ID 4. three charters, 1888; mile 2:3tsa
IN the first a large amount OF money was lost on
Castle Boy he being the fayorite To the calling OF
the race In and third the fayorites
wo1 with sase A very ENJOYABLE feature Of the day
was mus.o furnished by Gimore's band The pro-
granme for comprises the free for all race
in which American Girl, Goldsmith laid, and Judge
Fullerton start the 229 race, in which there are
seven and the mile heats running race FOR when
there are entries The pOoselinR tonight Is con-
fined almost entirely the race. in which Lucille
Goddast iavorite. with stuart Maloney for the
dpho
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

i46 mile 2i22i Second hexi quarter, 81 hall mile W
threeauser l:45; mile 2s20l Third anArter. 5e half
mile l6 thrseaasIters 62i nas 23 Pearh heat aaA
TER IS bali mile, l09l2. theeqaarss li6st miss 22t't
The second for purse of t2,50 for 1f ciass
150 70 the Asst ssl5 to the second T5 to The tnlr
$3.50 TO the fourth There eDries of Which Moe
arch. jr., the sayore, selling In abe pools t three
10 against the field There sem starters Sed
Oak being drawn, The race was won easily by Non
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

About Bittcrs.At petois Of life the neSA<Ssss
bat there danger in usus the II gc
on While giving Temporary relief To o5yae hr SUD present 20 bs
public tonic free from cohoc poison Dr. Greene prepared tina
o.yG,s.rsp BrrKRs nearly thirty year ago
pepsa aud Sod eyeTYshe joHS y HENRI
CgsaAs Co.. Proorie.on aud Q Co.ese-o..ts Sow.Yoh
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
CRICKET.

The second elevens of the st. George and
Manhattan Cricket Clubs OF this city will begin two
days game this afternoon their grounds at the foot Of
Ninth-st.. HOD0ken.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
ARRIVAL, OF TIE AMERICAN BASEBALL
CLUBS AT LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, July %. 1874
The Boston and Athletic Baseball Clubs
arrived here last night They landed quietly and there
were no demonstrations in their honor They proceeded
20 the Washington Hotel where they will remain dur
ing their stay here of the members have gone 20
London but will in time for the nrst ma'eh Oh
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
DOMKSTIC MARKETS.

N,w oRasls. July 2srab lossr 7s Hsy
Lari-Teree Keg l4ss Can Meal da and ~ IS
Corn-soue Arei Offering a. 77o. nbeaNo
we.ern arrive hei 81 * Other articles unchanged Gold
1922. EIhaage-Ne~fok SIGHT, y premium Sterling 80.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
The STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAvGSt JULY 2SExchange fair demand the United States
go Day. currency IL rt2O do Short sgh Do
l3iGl13 prrmum. oo 90 aaTs gOIi l3SdliO premium;
Short ght l439l45 premium Loron, l1OdlI2
ON Pans l4ldiI4
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
BASE BALL.

The Philadelphia professional cub played
at Washington yesterday with the amateur National
Club OF that city. The Phladelphas Won the game
easily by the following score:
Ist "a 3D. aih. 5th 9Th. ,tb. 9Th 9th Total.
Seil.ds'Oa,,,.. ss,SSsr'nIs Z : 9 7 %
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
THE ARKANSAS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

LITTLE Rock, July 2S.-Messrs. Sayler and
ward the ubCommitee OF the Congressional Investi
eating Committee completed their labors tonight and
will eaye for home tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
FOREIGN PORTS

Ruptured People iour The dsnssou wire spnnss ~
sponc ce pad cr horrible Tee ELArs tar 1oi
hoas Rupture comfortably nght ami daJ tai orsL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
RRowN,s CHALLENGE SENT TO sADLER

HALIFAX, n. g., July 2S.-George Browns
challenge to sadler was forwarded to the latter to-day
The time named for the race September October
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

Tim.-Pirst hest-Quse 35ia, haIpe 1l2L hr.euurters
ISL mile 2:2Ssl Second heatQasTsr, toia hal MT, -
theequarea 81 Il mile l0s Ihi est-Qasref - Aali
mile. 1915 three-quarters, i:52Ir afe = 3tsi.
The third for purse Of $500 for $50 'a-s
s5O 10 rst 1915 20 second - 10 third $50 20 Ourtd
There ve entries aud tour starters, LimDep jim
being drawn. James Howell, r was the favorlte srI
the pools and TO against the beld, with salOr
Root second The race was without effort by "ses
Il. = ....A.h n.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
HALRILH.

CHURCHaASBRBwBG-At residence Of the budes fstAef
Crauori, n j. Jrr p. By tie Charles seymour, Alfred
ChurohIan to Nc.tie, daughter Of Jo,elhS ;. Brewer
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

.dysncei shsde ON sio sio 20
loo 4 %
iotrg 10 hi. market prices b. 'ns ""' '"H'
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
PacsosS~v r. l.. July 28-Prnhng Ceh. quiet A. ''V' y"
for bs- S.K6l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
A pp1r1sH STEAMER SUNK OFF DUNGENEss

LONDON, Iuesuay' July -, Ao'f'
The steamer Milbank of Sunderland, bound
from Carthageua forsunderland. was sunk OH Dunee
mass ly a collision with the steamer Hankow' Flteen
of the Mlbauk's crew we're lost.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

tice. he retailed it. with slosses to MI Ton, with tho
apparent design of making all the scnei IN Ms power
and grAtifJ ing his prurient feelings.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
DIED.

al Notices. Of Marriages must be imdorsed 10Th fsti
sdae ana addresS.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

vsas-FIs. heal aa.ssss. W A.l zaIs, iosbi AEasSS