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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
y pnPor CORNER 6TH AND bsTRElrs
amer June 18th. lS4. trains will run follows:
IAAINS LAYS FOR TRAINS ARRIFE AT
k.7 PAL HhOhE. WASHING TON.
.. n. northern ex- elSa. New York III.
500 a; @;. hoconmOds- $50 3. m. Fast Lin.
s:2S 8. NJ, Limited Tx. GU ps M. ,Accommoa. a.
g.sss LOT New York, ton daily er. Sunday.
Z! gar usin. and shi1.aei Ssi,,ine eT:
West,daily eI. SUNDAY a :o3 .. m Limited ~
top daily; sI SUNDAY 5 siis, e s1o su nss YORK.
$50 D. m, fer Pittsbure, :s3 D. m, Accommods.
Sne inkau, anc south ton, except Sunday.
Vel, oAny; Tor theS:S5 y. m, daily. from
Sonn daily, excep. Baltimore aud the west.
.Snuoo' :0s D. m, Southern
M ior fhiaoel- Kxprese, daily.
tiOn 70 Baltimore daily
except Sunday
Sort Night TIs aprss ss'
Trains leaving Washington &C -. m. on Mou-
day, Wednesday and Friday, and $40 D. N. daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
.. M, arriving Ct Popes Greet at l:ss and as
Trains leaving Washington Of 1888 q. m. sud
500 ,. m. connect at Odentoa with aims for An
TraiLs arriving 1t Washington st IO:s0 O. m.
and 500 y. m, connect at bowie with trains from
Popes Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18Th strees and Pennsylvania
svenue, northwest ner 9Th street aud PesosylVS.
MA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences q s points North
and West. Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Colum.
bus, Insianaboiis, Louisville, %. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and al
points East, " est, North sns South.
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Ear ABLIs q q IssI
STEAMER LINES.

COLIO0 ~. BlAChISTON'S ISLAND, AND
LkONARDTOWN.
~ The swit and fayorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
Captain Joseph White, leaves 9th
81 ett Mhen, every TUESDAY ana e. SN
eATUhDAY MORNING, for Land lnn.8EzszznnE
tnss en- Potomac, a. follows.
ON TUESDAY, ON SATURDAY.
leave st o'clock tor leave 81 O'CLOCK for
SUmont, Glymont,
Sandy Point, sa1dy Point
Liverpool Point, Liverpool Point,
SInitns Point, SMITH Point,
Snstterton. ChattertOn,
stewsrt1s W bsrf, ttewartt Wharf,
Tolsons " harf. TolsoU q Wharf
Matthias Point, Matthias Point
Dub wharf, MsttON Greet.
Maftor Creek, LongwOod wharf,
Longwood Whsrf, pills WhsfF
Cotton y wharf. OoltoRh Wharf
Bleokistohs Island, Blackisfon's Island,
taITl ussn. LeOnardtOwn,
Returning on Wedncs- CurriOmau
.sy, making the above Returning Sunday,
Lsnolngs. mskiUg above landings.
trplyto VIM ii. BTLEs, AGENT,
yelo-u 6th -etge~t "a harf,
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lo74PENNsYLvAsNHfa RourElS74
NORTHWEST, sod ~ TH IND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave as follows:
wsshinYton.- a:3s a. n. Baltimore. 1:2s q. N.
$40 pm 80 7:9s 0. m
fBE GREAT D6gBLE TRACK RsUTE,
vile elegant Scenery, Palace Stste-room Day end
nlsht Cers, with monderp improvements.
we huadrec miles saved q Western and Central
The IL 80 q. m. daily, eroert Sunday, Southwest,
west and Northwest; $50 .. m, daily, Oinclnnad
and southwest.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
ShIoagh from WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO.
OM1SASS and ST. LOUIS without change.
tickets ~ this route be procured the ONES
oorseT OF lSh street and Pennsylvsnis avenue, and
National Hotel, where reliable Information will b
given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets az these OFFICES can
secure accommodations IN Palace Oars for Chicago,
es. Louis and Buffalo.
I'D. .. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
IL Baltimore, Nd.
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TEE WASHINGTON NoNUMRNT.-From all
hands the indications come to the society that
their plan OF contingent subscriptions for the
completion Of the monument meets with the
popular approval, and will secure the object OF
their hopes, namely: the dedication OF the com
pleted structure during the centennial year A
prompt and general response from ali sections
OF the country by the societies and orders which
hold their successful existence in the United
States as a part of their inheritance OF liberty
Will send the monument up to a height of ass
feet by the 18Th OF October, 1876. The following
subscriptions have been received since our Iast
report Eastern Lodge, No. : 1. o. q. F., $50;
Calanthe Lodge, No. IL, Knights OF Pythias
SIS. Next.
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The WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEETING
At the last mass meeting Of the Methodists
preparatory to the great camp meeting near
Gaithersburg, which will commence on August
9Th and continue 10 the 18th, (Which meeting
was held at Wesley Chapel last Monday night
II was reported that 30 sites had been selected
for tents from the cities. IL was announced
that al freight for the camp ground must be
delivered az the depot next Tuesday between
a m. ard p. M, plainly marked. Camp
meeting tickets are good from the Sd to the 10Th
of August. Trains FOR camp leave the city az
sos and s. n. and 4:l5 p. m. Leave camp for
the city at 60 a. m, 5:1T and $50 d. m.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

%se1 w%Tas "N y ,Provident Society Ems and Smith
acted very suspcousy and the nature ef the business
was the talk OF the neigbborhood III appeared tnat
things from the charitable and then sold them 10 Others
dong unite a good business III this way.
Can't Gunner Of the Nineteenth Precinct was ques-
toncd In relation to these persons He said that on
Tuesday last Ellis had been arrested for stealing sew
ing machine from poor woman named Anna Bell, re-
siding at No. l,4O7 Thirdave. In March last
Mrs Bell, being in want was Induced 10
pawn her machine To Ellis as the representative OF the
Society for $40 He promised to return II when the
money was returned few days after obtaining the
machine he disappeared from the neighDOrhood, ana
not there again until last TUESDAY when ne
arrested. Owing formality, however, he had
be discharged. While at the stationhouse he gave
his present address No 1876 South Fnhave. Since re-
moving from No. 1902 Tlnrdave In March he had nrst
Thirty yfOurhst to reside, aud had then asiln
removed his present place Capt Gunner sald mat
the gang" consisted OF Ellis Smith. about three other
men, aud an Italian woman. They have been tOSether,
as far as could be ascertaned from tue captain ana
headquarters although they have remained IN the vi
cIulty OF Third-ave. and Seyeneth-st. Inc Society
which they claimed 10 represent puIporteu 20 IurhsI
clothes and medicines TO the poor ana 10 take care
Of the children of poor parents Many thOusanu uOlaIs
had been collected, besides large quantities Ol prOFs-
ions and clothes which were sold. - - -,
very queer part OF the story is sun untold smlt
was confined at Worcester on Thursday on charge OF
vagrdncy. pending Investigation as 10 ms character
The examination in his was TO nave been held ths
morning. Smith appeared in TINS city yesterday morn
ing and made inquiries to tue whereabouts OF ms
colleague, Elis. He mad shaved OH ms beard ana dd
not look like the He Is described as tan
man, about As years Of age with Whe mar anu Diue
eyes, and altogether prepOSsesslnS appearance Ellis
Is man about 50 years Of age.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

WASHINGTON, July l9.-lnfOrhation has been
the Navy Department that the United states
steamer Clnandaigu, left SANTANA the stu or 6th Of
July for ST. Domingo, Santiago de Cuba anG hey West
and expected TO reach the latter port By Aug L. The
officers aud crew are In good health.
Lieut.. Thomas Perry has been detached from the
Manhattan and placed on waiting orders; Passed As
sstdut Engineer Hiram Parker has been detached from
the saugu- and placed on waiting orders; Gunner Geo
Dunn been ordered to the steamship Relief al Wash
ingtOn.
NORFOLK, July l9-The United States steamer Des-
pach, which just out of the dry dock sailed to-day
After reaching tue Roads II was discovered thar tso OF
propeller blades were broken. She returned To tbe
yard and Will be again dOcked Tor repairs.
FORTRESS MOSRoE, Juy lg-1nc United States
Colorado. which has been undergoing repair, az
the NerolE Navy Yatd, dropped down the Roads 10
day and Is anchored of the Fort She VIII remain here
"a few days to receive draft OF men after whcn she
will sall for Key West 10 relieved the Worcester a a.g
Al
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
4 QUESTIONABLE CHARITY.

ARREST OF THE GENERAL AGENT OF THE NEw-YOEK
TROVIDENT SOCIETY.
The arrest on Thursday last in Worcester,
Mass of Horace g. Smith has led to the exposure of
society this city which seems to have been practcing
On the crcdulty Of the charitable in this ana gDor-
ing cities well a. III various towns Of Connecticut.
Rhode Island and massachusetts, The NewYork Proyi-
dent Society was composed, far as eau be ascer-
taned of Smith, william H. Ellis. two three other
men, aud an Italian woman. Smith represented
himself to DC the General Agent OF the Society, and went
around making collections for Its benefit. He was at
Worcester, Mass, last week. ana out udiug in Il
buggy when arrested for drunkenness and dsOrderly
conduct. On ms person were found some subscriptions
books with about 80 or co pages filed with the Of
various persons in this cty aud various New England
towns with ranging from % cents several dol
lars set opposite the names Besides these he had
printed pamphlet purporng 10 be the second annual
port Of the York PrOvideut society, Of which he
claimed 10 the General Agent. According 10 the
port the President Of the Society A. G. Rau, aud
smiths name appeared III all the committees. Smith
was fined s. beng drunk and dlsorderly and de
tanned by the Worcester authorities who believed him
to lee confidence man" 1t appeared that year ago
smith had been to Worcester on tue eTraudthat
Of collecting subscriptIons-and had rendered himself
ameuaDe the laws "A warrant issued for his ap-
prehensOn but he escaped before he could he arrested
The Marshal Of Worcester and duputy were III this
the Society. Smith had with him letters from various
cIergymen Of this city favor Of the Society Among
them was ono from the Rev. DR.. Barnhatt OF the
Forsyh.st. Methodist Episcopal Church. This gentle
man denied ever having written any such letter
attributed TO him. The list OF the officers Of the Society
WAS then aDaly zcd The Rev. DR.. Mcfarland OF the
seamens Friend Society and others well known Ia city
missionary work subjected the lists to careful
tiny without finding any name known among the con
trtbutors 10 clattes Again. the Office Of
the charity was pat down 10 last years
Directory as at No. 2T Thndsve, In this
city. on applying at this place IL was found
that no charity OF this sort ever there The report
of the Society had the uepage the name OF Thomas
Holman at White and Center-sts.i AS tho printer hOi,
said that smith had ordered the reports for several
years and had paid for them himself smith had repre-
sented the,Oce OF the Society being at 22 Third
ave TRiBUsE reporter visited this place last evening
and discovered that there WAS no such concern there
A man named Ellis had kept sec0nd-han sewing ma
chine .hop there from last Fall until March Of this year.
pgI .sa iGsR G.as Away, " wv WlQdQ9 kRela-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
RIFLE PRACTICE AT CREEDMoOR.

There was more practice shooting at Creed
moor on Saturday to determine who shall be OF the
American team at the coming International match.
More crack shots present than at the first day
practice, Wednesday last Although the wind was
very troublesome the shooting as good as not bet
ter then the previous occasion. The distances were
800 9OO and 1000 yards There 81 entries. Follow
ing is the of the leading II at the three distances
l. NJ Ballard 1885, G. W. Yale. 149; II. Fulton 1A7 j. S.
COnu, 14s; A. Anderson, l4i l. ). Dau, li; j. BOdlne
I43 j. l. b. Collins 37 f. ;. Gardner 1874; III, A Glider
sleeve, 12S; A. v Canted, ir.. 12; H. H. Hepburn, l2T
10 the afternoon members of the 18th Regiment (gh-
audeT competed for the Bruce medal to be shot for at
200 and 900 yards with military rides. Private Ed
m0nston made the best at the two 3sauce-22 at
200 yards, aud "A at 500 yards.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
ARMY INIEIIIGENCE

WASHINGTON, July l9.--The 1st Regiment of
Infantry, recently duty in the Department OF the
Atlantic, having exchanged places With the 2ld the
stations OF the companies are now follows:
The lst Regiment Infantry. Companies c, d. O. I and
H. at Fort Randall, Dakota Territory CompauIe. H. r.
+, and III, at Fort Scully Dakota Territory ana Com
pany az the lower Bruie Agency, Dakota ferritory
Tue 24d Regiment InfaBtry-Coono and headoua rters
with COmpadies ID, II, and at Fort Wayne Mich
Lieutenant Colonel ana Companies B and X al Fort
Porter. n. Y; Major and Companies and q, at Fort
Brady Mich; Company at Fort GrstiOt Mich: Com
pany at Fort Mackinac, Mich, and Company A AZ
Madison Barracks, y. y.
Major Jas. ". Il. Robinson, 2d ARTILLERY has been as
hgula Y iae f2A4aa4 u kqA kYxla. NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


TTnh Arenue HOtei-SenatOr Reuben f. Fenton OF
rws.o,n Y; eroy p o. Herbert of L01islna, the hon
Gsu,h. Grow TeIs and Gen Fullerton OF 81 LouIs.
GIi.v HOuse-en ALVIN r. Hoyey, formerly Minister reru
- Br,roOr HOlsoCapL Selwyl Of toe Br1 81 Na'I
o-uige Crump Of Richmond Capt jane, kennedy o ne
v Of Chester and the Hon j. ubey Ashton Of Washing
Gndssr HotJuiye John McCsmon OF fenns,lVana
Colenan H0nse-Mao g. W. Schofed. s. Army MetropohMH
HohL-Msor g. 4. Comt1ck, u. = Army BIrndms no'-,y'
wDt.gu 1fth ROYAL Engineers British Army. 80 Nhoas Hok
.nt Hamilton perry OF the e,nshp Adrse. GrIna Cenird
HCgpt A. Trsgrr OF swedish hAyy.... Ws'!n'0re1a"d
U,,l-CL,et Justice W. B. Richards Of Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
REGATTA OF THE CHRIsTIANA NAVY AT WILL
MINGTON, DEL

WILMINGTON, Del, July I9.-The annual
regatta Of the Chrstana Navy came of Saturday after
noon and witnessed by about 6,ooO persons. The
races three in number, single scu barge, and gig
For the single scu race Col steele OF the Crescent Cub
Sehuylki Navy, aud Frank PeasOnton OF the Quaker
City Club. also Of the schuylki Navy. were the only
contestants After one false start they got OF ali right
Peasonton leading and going the course miles
in II minutes l9i seconds dstancing Steele about
yards. The former was declared the winner, but tue
Judge az the rounding stake declares that Peasonton
Gid not reach that point by 10 lengths.
The barge race followed with the Pioneer and Undine
Clubs contestants. This exciting through
out, and great deal OF money WagoTed on the re-
sut The course raced over was u miles, which was
completed by the Undnes in ~ minutes and by the
Pioneers In 10 minutes 13t seconds.
Avs ~ Isss Sas.s Isl, sua Wss participated " b
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
POLICE NOTES.
Arrests last week. CPS.

Arrests last week, CPS.
Joseph Noble, age 70, died on Saturday from in
urr. received by ang out OF window At No. Nandewsers
4 blnd man named Sebastian Myers was found
the cellar Of No l72 Front
Raber ordered h removal 10 Fa,bu.h
William Clark aged :, of No. 772 Eghth-ave fell
from the roof Of his residence the roof Of adjoining tsoso
hou yesterday LreiAn. two ribs and sustaining dangerous internal
John Cuff age 49, ofNo 10 Rector-st. stabbed Wm
Hekev sge IL Of No lO5 Wasngont YESTERDAY about
pitai aad Cu1 arrested.
Florence Sheehan, aged 30 of No. 400 East Nine
70 ah yetiIa WIN fse Caher' aged q Of
sae sLeeLAn "ss taken 10 Bellevue Hospital and Cater
William Halpine. aged %, of No SCs Greenwich
and John Emmett, aged % No SO uisons quarreed in an
Les bis Singers cu With iaie Both
arrested by OGcer Stodi4ri.
Florence Sheehan age 90 of No. 400 East Nine
eenthst stabbed about yetiay, during quarrel in
Nueessth-'t aear fsve By Pntc1 CaTey OF No 3lS
The wound in the back Of the inflicted by pen
fertv arrested
At the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday. Carrie
prst Of No - Es., Ninth charged Geo White having
sn9 her pGsSe s.h $40 from he. hands we led
Of Ss hass r.sns.sslia' s,gsa jams. irving
lannvunoemen.I
For Bathing Infants-BURNErr'. KALLrsroN.
PoMERoY & Co., IA Broadway, sell for 81
the best ELAsHc rGrs,' ever inyeated.
Twenty-Five cents worth of LYoN's INSECT
POWDER will destroy million cocIroAcbes aud bag.
bottle, only. -
SAFE STANDBY FOR THE FAMILY-during
me Of Cho, hoaus Summer Complaints Cramps, DarhoAs
and all Bowel Conpn Is Dr. JsyGes Carpnatve
admitted ecy and II should are prove useful
II N.SQUIRE, 97 FultOn-st., n. Y.-Watches.
Fine JesolYv
xkAl RKalA kIeU l.ls SlSs2soi Qlnaala srsaisltt.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

The clause relating 70 Mr. Bccchcr was unchanged.
Mr. Wilncsnu claimed that Mr. Hilton in mJdIi Ihg his
paragraph bacKcG hls dI,dyOwa Oi his Imputa-
lions on Nj BceClcr ana his admissions tat t-y were
untrue ana carefully secured To himself the largest
liberty to pursue Ae great preacher forever with unu-
eudues.'
Mr. Tou. IN IN, letter The Goidcn Age OF June a.
Is7i saws Ihis covenant a. originally written would
nave bouud spca6 not Only Of Mr. Bowen.
but also OF my own personal grievances against Nj.
iceclcr / refused -Ign the original paper. sly DO
stlOu IN the amended paper wds TINS NJ. Bowen had
made grave charges sust Mr. Beccher These chars
Mr. Bowen had been iuuuccd to recall III writing. 1
cccifuly agreed never to circulate tnc charges Wncn
MI. Bowen had recalled"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
ROWING on TIE HUDSON.

A singe-scull race between Charles F. Mon
trose OF YOnkers and William f. Cunningham of Car
mansyie for a purse of slCO ana silver cup, took
place Maubattanville saturday. The course was
three miles strdighaway from stake-boat anchored
opposite West One-hundreda -twenty st. to a
stakeboat short distance below Yonkers. The boats
were Is feet long, weighed l3j pounds each ana had
sliding seats Tue water was very smooth and great
many succtatOrs witnessed the race. MlntrOse IN
2l:l5. Cunuiu CHAM was three lengths beAnd.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
BALL.

The Atlantics OF Brooklyn suffered defeat
at tie hand, Of the Mutual, OF this city for the third
time this season on Saturday at the Union Grounds
The game was tbc fourth between the clubs, and the
day was fine about 1000 persons assembled 10 witness
tn contest. Owing to the absence OF the Atantics
pitcher Bond Ferguson had to f1 ms position which
he did admirably troubling the Mutuals considerably
ty his slow pitching Kc,eT Ilylug third base for
Inc AtaLtlOS made OF the best stops ever seen Oh
the grounds. 1ne game was won DS the MutudIs by
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

the Undne Pioneer and Bachelor Climbs All the lnte
conferred the result or TINS contest, Will
was watched closely throughout. IL was over course
OF three miles. The Undine Club was tne laNVI.te t
fair start had. but the relative poslons W @ ,n
utter astonshment OF all present tney came III as iu'
lows: Bachelor % minutes lO4 seconds; foheer +'oA'
anH rndfn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
CLOSE OF THE MYSTIC PARK MEETING.

BosroN, July 19.-The July meeting at Mys-
tic Park has been very successful, and had brhah'
ending Saturday. afternoon There were races or inc
229 class of horses and sweepstakes between seVer'
good horses The attendance was good. Many OF 'no
nools sold were large.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
HOME NEWS.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT

CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DspahlnbN''
.RsrR.cr,oy REPORT AT p NJ JULY 10
lnehr. q, 1hEHHo"A~ * q
Ma, At g, m July li...3bl33 Mar D July 10 .'y5O
Min AZ o. m july l6. 20 733 Mn. At m July l'''61V
E.ns, ',,,,.,..... 400
Juy l2Ran from l:50a 10 m amount Saet 20 ,ue
Juy l2-Ran from l2 to M amount oil "aef 200 u'"'
Total amount Of vaer for veek,. ....'''' 90 inen
Distance ua,ele By the wind during the week, $50 miles
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

ia. % 49, l,l 5.h 9Th 7t. s,h 9th Total.
s,ts,: Mats,,:.......-$ ......$ 3 o I o Q Q 70
UnyNr q tbe Mutual ub Time Of hour
rfiy Rus e4ruel-Nutual. Aanuc 4. TOs Ndes
yIe.,d by Matthews, III b. Fepra~On, 10.
The fifth game of the championship series
between the Chicago White Stockings and the Phila-
delphias winch played at Chicago Saturday,
resulted favor OF the home club by score OF TO
The NameleSs Club OF Brooklyn were de-
,eaed in their first game for the amateur championship
NV the Staten Island Club at Staten Island Saturday
by "A score OF q tO9
The Quicksteps, the champions of Central
Park defeated the Eckofds at the Park on Saturday by
b score of n tOs
The Nassaus defeated the WashingtOns
EASILY Prospect Park Saturday by score OF 4 to g.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
IMPORTANT
TO
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit orders BY CiPD. CArA
LOGUE TRADE.IISr. SAMPLE, OR OThhR SPY lNtN also
their solicit trade hy I-rfes ms
DIRECT FROM STOth. who travel 10 any son hy a -
selling sny class Of gos requested 70 nd t.-r III >NEss
and PRIVATE ADDkSS below stating class Of .Uois they -
and by whom emposri those Who az p-seat r no en.e
Thi, ~ GREAT INPOKTANt INDIVIDUALLY a.
OF this class soliciting trade t manner II ite
ESPECIALLY desired that this W Of AL
Travellers this and lst they via
At ONCE their attrtor Those who comply 0h above re-
quest Will be CONFIDENTALLl treated ant iuy aig. Of object -
yev Please sdire lby letter ouyl COOPERATION cae Gao =
ROWELL & Co, Al Pars-roW Nrs-iors CITY.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

II N.SQUIRE, o. Fulton-st., n. Y.-Watehes,
lie Fine Jesey and Sterling svswars aussy ana an
I.AlsG RllsA kIsu lsa GaSa2::aa laUaaaaA fgssaI;.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
BROOKLYN.

Tnfav0rabc comments were made on Satur
constable and politician, had been appointed oil
Inspector by the Fire Commissioners under the new
Charter amendments. The position requires that It's
occupant. ordcr properly 10 fulfill the duties OF his
place, shall be- an expert IN oil.
While William Jacobs and Christian Scrip
were Guarreng al a. yesterday, the saloon Of
Jeremiah Donovan Pacific and Smith sts the former
struck the latter the head with beer glass inlet
hospital. and Jacobs arrested. Michael COnnor,
the bartender also arrested Tor violating the pro
visions Of the Excise LAW.
Anna Heese, aged Is, was sted for dis
orderly conduct ia Twentyxthst yesterday by Officer
Whalen who took her tO!the Eisah suo precinct sta
lion. house. she placed IN cell, where she at
,.nptcd 10 beat out brains by dAshing her head
AGAINST the wall and before she could Dc restrained
lie had seriously injured hersel. De- CI-hIng stated
maj she was dUOrUg under d attack ~ suicidal mama,
and ne refused send her to the hospital She was
accordingly Kept III the htatOn-hodse ans VIII be sent
10 the Asylum al flatbush.
The races of the Miniature Yacht Club of
Rrooklyn took place Saturday the lower lake in
Pro.ucct Park In the rr,t race the wind was light
and the boats simply drtted. They in in the fol
lowing erier: Wyycrn, Hurricane. ADatrOss Peerless
Durinr the next race the wind fresh ana steady
The result Hurricane first, AlbatrOss second Wy
yern third Blue Bell fourth Peerless NTH rns third
race was by the AlbarOss the Hurricane, Wyyern
Bell following III the order named. The fourth
race was between the Unknown, Albdtross Peerless,
and Hurricane, ana they came in IN the order named
For the hfIn there entries. The result
Ha. Unknown irst, AlbatrOss second, Hurricane third
America fourth. Peerless hftn Bue Ben sItu. In the
last race the Blue Bell Won.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

I'll. ]. Theodore TIlton.
returning Ol my free Will
man WH0m | have rc-
vcrcd aud iovtddsafatncr,
thus renew and confirm
my faItL IN Henry Mdrd
BtcChcT as "a SrandlY good
aud EcIcrOu- man. /, too,
dIsaYuW each and all ~ the
uupItatluus ana charges IA
the sad annexed letter re
pcatcd and contained. Aud
any aui an other lmpIti-
uOns upon HI, character
ana conduct, which have
been said TO come from ne.
| uI,Iyuw and covenant
never " repeat OF renew.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

SAFE STANDBY FOR THE FAMILY-durine
me Of Cho horsu, Summer Complaints Cramps, D.rho
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