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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-13

r ISr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
II NAMING IN TIE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE JUNE 10, 1874. Persons calling fu
letters III this list will please sty Advertised. l.
not called for in month they vii! he sent 70 tht
uad-Lcttcr Office. in Washington, d. {.
LADIES LIST.
Beach. VI. l.. Richards. Ellen
Cooke, Susan I. smith, Scla
Finucy. Harriet StIaughan. Hannah
Foster, Mary r. Saunders, John D.
Gctcr. Permtla Walden. Captain Charles
Hancock. :. L. NauSln Harris
Joncs, Agnes NrilS. r zen
Kidd, Lucy 4. Mlldlic, L. 49,
Nuby Ida WiGfree, Mollie {.
Phillips, Leila W. White, Esther.
Quarlcs, Bette
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Craig, James ". Moore, Daniel
Chalklcy, Charles :. Morris, !. ;.
Cox, l.. Moody r. II.
Cos, George NJ ,ccod. John
Cox. PhiueaS Morris. r. W.
Foster. j. W. lc.lus. James H.
Goaue Caleb L. Iuliiiin. A.. I.
Hancock 4. Perry, John
Jones Brothers Perkins. DR.. 4. III.
.Jamts J. y. Roberts. Captain X. r.
Jones. Edgar Roberts Isaac {.
Keller, G. W. Robinson. Charles
Liilc, l.. 4. l.. smith, l>aah
Lay. john r. Walker L Hobbs
Mayo, George w. Yong. W e.: , =,
ROBERT BEATTlE, i. Nj.
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By GrubIIS & Williams,
AuctionccrS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

JNHE HANDSOME GOTHIC BUILDING
i KNOW AS "PRATr'S COTTaG IL" STU.
ATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
FOURTH AND AECH STREETS, on CANDLES
HILL, FOR SALE By AUCTIuN.-This well
KNOWN and generally admired properly. now occu-
MED hv Mr.. Whitchurst ut Il rent oi tour hundred
collars PER aunun will be sold by auction. upon
the premises on WEDNESDAY tn IN day OF
June commencing ut s.: O'Clock 7. NJ IL has
eleven rooms besides kitchen. modern improve
mcnts, &c, and atfords pleasant accolnmod tti"nS
for i family. Tn" situation commands one of the
tnc>t ana most extensive views 10 be had from any
poiutin The city.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
l. II AuctioneerS.
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by Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Auclioneers.
No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWEEN
~ TY-SEVEN AND ONE FIFTH ACRES or
VALUABLE LAND LYING AND BEING II
THE COUNTY OF HEERICO. FRONTING; az
\ CONTlSUATIpS OF CARY STREET An
OPPOSITE The NEW RESERVOIR, ONLI 4
SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE CURPOEt>
TON LINE, FOR SALE AT AuCTTON.--By viz
tue OF decree OF the Chancery Court of the city of
Richmond. entered on the 6h OF May 1879 I'm
suit sty led Tabb and wife rs sbapard and ais rha
undersigned. 4 commissioner thereby appoin,eJ
shall In execution Of said decree sell at pIi,. ,ur
ton. on the premises, on TUESDAY, the ,rh 1..v
Of June. 1874. at s.: O'Clock p. ~. the rroprrtr
above referred to. which will be subdirisy,i ,n,,
acre lots. AS will be seen by plat and .ury.y 81
same 10 be on hand al day Of sale.
This property Is In an improving locality. AMI
could ne In short time smodi.idcd into SHALL To-.
TERMS: One-third cash the residue Al six And
twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest add
ed, tltIe to be retained until same are paid aud .
conveyance ordered by the court,
WILLIAM II. LYME,
Commissioner.
POSTPOStMEST.
The above sale Is postponed uHiil NuNDtY
18th June 1874, at ~ O'Clock NJ, al HE Hlcn
moud lieu Estate Exchange.
WI LIAM II. LYME.
te IL Con mis- inuer.
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YTAIrARLE STEAM MILLS FOR

" ALp ADLE SliIhul .u 'hL., ~
rL AsT Ttin' S SRI zH AZ Loui,A C6Hl:T,
HOUSE, VA, FOR sALF:-The Louisa Milling
close their business offer at private sale their vaI',-
biz property including. MACllIAEki, FIN
TURtS. &C.. located az Loui 81 Courthouse, Va
imm, dialcly on the Chesapeake aud emo railroad.
siyt\-lwo mile from Richmond. and fourteen
from 4 ortlonsville. The buildings and machinery
uIc I'm good condition. having been erected new only
three wears ago, and the establishment is now IN &C
live OPERATION The MILL Is a ihrce-Story frame
building 81 hv "a. tin root, win brick engine
house 80 by 20.f rming Il, also covered with lin.
ON a line with the mil and attached l. two-anu-;.
h.lt-slory frame warehouse 90 by 30 capable OF
storng six hundred ions Sninac corn, ,i n"tse,
ncycr-failiug WE'LL yielding an ample supply OF
water to run all the machinery, even during pro-
tracied Gromghts; another we'll on the premises
kept rs Il reserve.
ihs machinery includes thirty-horse power
portable engine. built hrtc years AZ" ny IaiDoti y
sons Richmond. in perfect order; sunac mill, III
good repair. with all The attachments complete. ca
pacity two tons IN Twelve htuis: bark mill (lork
pallcrn). in working order, with elevators 10 moor
above for bagping. line with railroad. capacity
four To five lons day: corn 1t ILL., four-foot fsopus
stones. with boiling attachiEent capacity one nun
drcd hashcs in t"eiv. hours plaster NH ION,
foot reGch burrs. with cruser complete, capacity
fifteen tons per day. 49, .a,.
Tnc mill is furnished with all The necessary tools ls
and fixtures nciuuiug Fairbanks scales trewJ also
hay and cattle scales OF the largest Size anu appfo'eu
Il is seldom that such an opportunity is offered to
uurchase manufacturing concern co'n;"etc hna
ready for business. with al IFS brands eoou-W !,
Ec The company have always found market lor
ali their PRODUCTIONS. and tnrir brands OF sIlc and
Iurk stand A No. l III al The northern cities.
Pc, .nus wishing to engage in Il safe and prnita-
blc business. requiring only moderate capital. arc
invited to Inspect tie property, and full iiiolnI-
ton win be given by lddi essiig the uncrS,g' cd
The prul erty Is Offered Tor sale privately unit
TIN. 18th OF July next. II no! sold before of which
due notice will he givrnl, the whole ,Sablslilncnt
rs II stan IS VIII be sold auction. on The premises.
on TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of July next, at IL
o'clock NJ.
For terms or any Information, winch Will ne
promptly given. adde's
MANI FEATURING COMPANY.
Louisa Courthouse. Va.
BY order of the stockholders.
H. W. MURRAY,
RICE. Z. CANMAfek,
CT OiGE j. SUMNER.
,,,,it
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AUaTlON sAI.sn-Tn,. Day.
By Cook & Lsughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

cEVERAL PAIRS FINE MULES,
- HORSES. &C, AT AUCTION.-THIS Dhi at
10 o'clock VIC will sell at the horse-lot, Lumpkins
alley, ,,u1ur
scy.rsi cxcclIon, HARNESS HORSES,
Good rOP-BuGGf.
" COOK & LkUGl1T0S,
40 Auctionecra.
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Win be sold in the town Of Shand, Va, on
MONDAY, June Is, 1874, at / 0 o'clock \. a., \
TRACT Of FIN + LAND. containing SE.VESTl :
EIGHT ACaEs. This properly Is only "a few miles
from Ashland, ana the land |, we'll Il nbered.
lie 10-W.F&s 3ts- ANNA BROCkETI.-
SInk ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
~ For sale BY BQDEkER BROTHERS.
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FOUND AT LAsT--rhc i,ng sousht-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds
watches, leweiry, siiverware, &c. Call ut A. HAIR
RIs's Loan ONCE, 322 Main street, and You vii
learn all about II. All Transactions strictly coud
S1pDfiHi
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SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TEA;
- SUPERIOR OOLoNG TEA:
Prime JAVA LAGuAIkA, and RIO CpFFEE>;
Old French BRANDY:
Old Rye WHISkEI:
Fine SHERRIEo and PORT WINE;
BORDEAUX CLAREf:
LONDON ALE and PORTER;
Canned TOMATOES. PEACHES, and CORN:
Ola North Carolina ROE likKRlNGs:
A prime lot new North Carolina HEARINGS. cut
Also. a prime lot OF YELLOW CORN, at
j. +. GATn.WOoD'S.
ic 6-1w Second and Grace stress.
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IS1,) ACRES VALUABLE M
LIZ i 4 PROVED LAND. arj"ining Wood
yille near the Fairfield Race Course suitable for 4
market garden other purpo' e., for sale. Apply
10 RICHARDSON l. Co.
icS-lw 11l3 Main street.
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THIGH CONsrABLE'S SALE.

IL -
will sell at public auction at my office, No. l3oo
franklin street, on SATURDAY MoRSiNG'June
13,lS74 at 10 O'Clock, the following property 10
satisfy sundry attachments, distress warrants ana
executions In my hands:
WIII.KEY. SOAP, GLASS JARS. NUTS. PICTURES
STATES, CLOCKS, MATTRESSES, BRANDY.
MoLASSES. KEROSENE, CRockERi, FRAMES,
ENVELOPES. WASISTASpS. BUREAUS,
CIDER. BOTTLES. CLoTliES.PlSS, GLASSWARE
TlS RoyES, VALENTINES, NARDRORFS,
WATER-C COOLERS. FISH. SCALES. LARD,
RUOOMS. CANDY, SHOWCASES, DEMIJ0HSS,
RH.CkETS BEDSTEADS, CANDLES. BUCKETS
KNslNS Books, INK, TRUNKS, MIKKOhS, &C;
l set CARRIAGE HARNESS tdoub:e).
ALSO,
lo STEvEDORE HOlSTING-BUCKETs.
TERMS: cash. A. b. DUkSBERRi,
iclo-2t High Constable City of Richmond:
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I ANDS.-I have for sale large number
II OF iirst-class FsTATFS With splendid I'M
provementS, and large and small FARMS with and
without buildings in almost every section of the
state. MANY of the large estates are situated on
the james and other rivers, and many OF the small
farms lie near the CITY. -
GEORGE VI. DREWRY.
my 25-lmf lU14 Main street
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Pub. State Register.

Steamer Mary c., Schooners W. ~ Cumm tIGs.
H. & T. Iiuuld. Am IS Fa!kcnhurr. W. :. bnughton,
Walter I h ,rndik". George Twibcll. JOlnie Mcz.-
roe III. Russell l2l. Florance A. sawyer, Mary IA
Wcstcott +. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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TUST RECEIVED.
- ANOTHER LOT OE
PRIME VIRGINIA HAMS, SHOULDERS. AID
MIDDLlSGs.
ALSO.
FRESH BUTTER and EGGS always on hand At
J.T. GAJEHouli'>.
f. 12-3i second and q race.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. 1103 MAIN STREET.
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT IL O'CLOCK n
AUCTION sALES-fu,mre Day>

at RICHMOND REAL ESTlTg EYcy4y<
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GROGEKIES,Gc.

DEERLESS POTATOES.
We have just receiv-ia lot Of choice
PEERLESS POTATOES.
IL 3-coi3t T. POWERS G StN
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GAIT. SALT. SALT -.
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sOBARRELS BRIDGEWATER FAN.
w FLOUR so barrels Lily White FANNY
Flour, Q barrels No. l Nacncrrl II ". e. DAN
DRIuiE < cos. SGT BroaG street. mh II
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

what will become Of them when Christ
gives up the mediatorial reign and Gods
justice is executed? He grows worse
every day, even as Christiin experience
more and more develops. Ii is a man of
clean hands and pure heart who is happy.
not one possessed Of wealth and worldly
pleasure. Wall up a town, take out the
praying mothers and let the evil passions
of the human heart loose, and you have
hell. We are Fastening on TO the bar of
God let us see that our characters are
growing more harmonious with Gods
spirit and we shall be saved.
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BLOUSE Ornamental Goods.

cC Mt Hy1x
1tQWSG GOVERNMENTAL VDuUUS.
49,
-----------
IT II IT T.
~
II n q ~ n N
"
"a
=, ~ AZ ~ @ nv n ID u
~ ~ '
NEuy nncnc
NEW 6OODo
Are constantly being received from New
York and Boston, and the opportunity to get
such bargains as are offered at this es-
Enlistment is seldom to be had.
Call and see for yourself Everything Is sold
for one price, and there can be no mistake.
cDoo1-ur St7rre
NnOSoE' 81
''' regular nrjce. 90 cents,
BRACKETS.
- ...,a,...,o ,r,oa
Examine them and Judge for yourself
HATS AND CAPS!
Worth from $3.50 TO 50 SO each, which we sell
for 90 cents.
p.>rcx, roonu
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FOR SALE.

DENCILS.--Dixons Pencils, made in
y the United states, are much superior TO
faDtr's, and are bold ut lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER co.
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Stoves ind Gin Nare.


Stoves ind Gin avare.
nUNN & CRAMTON,
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF
TINW ARE,
and dealers In
pLANIsHEp, BRITANNIA, JAPAN, GLASS
AND WOODEN WARE.
BRooMs. BRUSHES AND BASKETS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BIRD CAGES,
WATER COOLERS,
CROQUET.
Also thes
PRE- WRIN GER,
Ing, satisfaction guaranteed. Call and get
particulars
No. IA MERCHANTS ROW.
Rutland, VT, Aug. D, 1874. augodtf
g G. Stall LEY & co
No. IL MERcHASTs' Row.
Dealers In
STOVES AND HOT AIR FURNACES.
The Stewart ana New, American Cooking
Stoves, for both wood and coal, constantly on
hand. Manufacturers OF I'D dealers In
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
PLU NJ BING
| In all its branches. Bath Tubs, Water Closets
Gas and Water Piping, and Fittings OF
all kinds.
TIN ROOFING AND JoBBING
| OF all kinds promptly attended to. None blu
skillful and reliable workmeh employed.
All WORK WARRA YTKD.
Agents for the celebrated Empire Fan Bowin
| Portable Forge.
REMEMBER, DOORS NORTH OF THE OPERA Hors
MERCHANTS ROW.
mayldtf
RENO VAL.
s. G. Staley, of the late firm OF Staley LII
pincott, has removed his business from No.
Ce ser st., to No. 10 Merchants Row, where
mas tbe rm n ws Of stale
a. Co. lie will be pleased 10 see all OF MS o.
customers, and as many new ones as VIII rave
him with call.
l. ReH
CHOICE ASSORTMENT
WALL PAPERS,
INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
PAINTERS ANTED.
LOUIS MARTELL,
No. 9s Center.street.
RUTLAND, VERMONT.
d6wtf
DONY FOR SALE.--A nice Sadd
u Horse, I years old. Apply 70 GEOkaEh
PALMER. div Rutland, July ~, ~
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Groceries and 9rorisions.

e. RE f r T U RNER
SUGAR REFINING COMPANY,
76wALL STREET NEW YORK.
Oner for sale all the various grades of Refined
sugar OF superior Quality at the Lowest Market
Price. A superior quality Of White Sugar for
Confectioners use. Also,
STANDARD. CRUSHED,
STANDARD POWDERED'
STANDARD GRADUATED,
WHITE COFFEE A
COFFEE EXTRA c,
And the lower grades OF
. LLOw sue Ar
orders to be addressed to our Office In New
York, 70 Wall Street, Cor. Pearl.
Parties ordering 10 barrels can have them as
sorted.
TERMs-Thirty days, or Cash in days, less n
T.. G.. BANTER,
TREASURER.
mayl3d,f
j y T. oADEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
Are selling with universal satisfaction the
following choice grades OF Flour:
MANGoLD, HiBBARD < CO., AXXX Winter
Wheat
STAR MILLS Michigan White Winter Wheat
CROWN JEWEL White Winter Wheat
SHERIDAN, A, White Winter Wheat
GREENFIELD, A, Pastry White Winter wheat
full stock OF
G X o c + X / + $
Fruits of all descriptions, Butter, Cheese,
Lard, Potatoes, Cabbages, Onions, Fish
of every variety, Tobacco, Cigars
SnuT, Figs. Lemons, Oranges,
&C., &C., &c.
A general assortment OF
DRY GOODS, FANCY AND DRESS GOODS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RUFFLING. &C.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
UMBRELLAS, &c.
4 full line 0.
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, &C.,
for Ladies', Gents and Childrens' veal
They are.also selling fine variety of
GLASSWARE, EARTHENWARE, CROCKERY
&C, &C.
The above ilrst-clasS quality OF goods ar
selling at prices that satisfy everybody.
| ~ Agents for Mail Steamers to and fror
Europe. Drafts for Gl and upwards on tn
Ranks OF England, Ireland and Scotland.
All families desiring the BEST FLOUR wi
find It to their advantage to Use our brands o
also other goods In our line.
june24f
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arattltes and alfWelru.

II II f T l NJ e S
II is said, are hard, but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family, and 'sometImes little outside
the family" by our failing to remember. as in
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remombrances have been
occasloncd by seeing the fine Little watch, asift
OF some lormer Christmas, or some article OF
Jewelry, SO constantly about the person. or at
the Family Table, pieces of silver, all telling of
some happy December 2atl
Times may be hard, but can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
remembranccs which can be had so cheap, and
OF such superior quality at the BEE HIVE,
BEN X. CHASE Il co.
rs MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
declsdtf
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The 9utlana Daily Globe.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1874.
SPRING GROVE oAmp MEETING.

On Sabbath morning Rev. ]. W. Heath
preached an acceptable sermon at Spring
Grove camp meeting of which the follow
ing Is an abstract
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A DELAWARE MAN ROBBED Up 81, 500

Stephen Harding, the owner OF large farm,
near Wilmington, Del, left his place on Friday
evening for this city to make arran emsnts Tor
the disposal OF several Thousand crates OF peaches
aud as many thousand bushels OF potatoes. He
arrived in Jersey City early yesterday morning.
by way OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. He had
with him when he started q package OF green
backs. the denominations being $40 and $50, the
total amounting to $1,000. After spending u few
hours in Jersey City he took boat or the loot
Cortlandt street. sea ed next 10 him q
young man, wen dressed, and apparently gen.
tleman. They engaged IN conversation on com
monplace subjects until the boat arrived III the
OF greenbacGs. Suspecting that the young man
next to HIM was the thie, he made known
his suspicious, at which that individual
was inclined to be exceedingly wrothy.
Tnls only convinced the cOuntryman That
his suspicious had some substantial basis,
and he threatened 10 call an Officer II his prop
erty was not returned instantly. rhe young
man attempted to leave, but he was held with
firm grip by Mr. Harding. Then another man, ap-
parenty an accomplice, put in an appearance,
and, pointing under the cOuntryman's seat, asked,
"Is that your packager' On looking Mr.. Harding
found the package containing his money, ana ac-
cordlingly let 20 his hold OF the supposed intel, VINO
Ned out OF the cabin door and of The boat IN the
twinKing OF an eye, leaving the countryman to
gather his scattered wits. happier mortal tnan
he cannot be conceived OF when he discovered
that the missing treasure was intact. He thlnks
tnat It's fortunate recovery was due to the pres
on &c OF mind he displayed when he threatened ar
rest. No arrest was made.
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BOATING NOTES

Some OF the crews who are 90 GOV 81 Saratoga
tins month nave already arrived at tue lake and
have commenced practice.
A. Nonst ana r. :. Leo, ~ the Palisade Boat
Club OF fonsers, are to row . two-mle straight
away race on tuesday next
hcCready, OF the Athlsuc CInb. tnlnk. be VIII
run down ~ Providence and ''scoop Ia the prlss
for singie SOULS. MAJ has not D.eE dong macn
rowing tais season - far
Bathoorn, Of tn same elan thiHks he vii 20
and 90 nke~ise. Rat pulhDg wei aad stands .
good chaloe.
ION Reator, Of the Harlem Is also dong some
Providence tninkiDg Tom D. .0osing and feeling
good zeal better than what ne did wBea be
pulled at the Harem regatta
20 d many Of tue ionssrs boating men are
very DESTROYS Of seeing match f.ce between toe
Tours OF Tue Ncspef ana Arnouauis clui-. a. tne
Nespers are going % saratoga the ou.crs people
may have their deslres s-tlsa-d.
barge rowing ON he liariu.n .. recominr more
and more popular. The Nassau ana ifarleM cul.s
haYe barge crews out even evening.
The decoratiObs o. tne bslfbOuse. IN notor 81
CoiumDia's NiciOry silil roman GA cknIDitsou. AL
beng.
The six-oared barge for the Daanusss Cub is not
yet launched nom hJie'- shgp. she Is promised
macs DAYS, put toe lev "a, ~ Do4tsIllder are
"somrthins That DO fellow eau CONT Oh.
far-o4red ann double scuii glgs with c0xswafn's
seat are 10 ue seen more ~ aueuf.y ON TIM
Harlem lhir season tuan iasf
frank henhed' aud Louis Rouse 81 the Nan.
Illus ciub' are goiog - have another match race.
Ibey nave bsd 80 sdy, and franK slthoaan
pulliDg IA De'icr lOrm than Loul- mAax yea eacn
time TO come IN a good second"
me Doat ci.'s o. New Jersey have organised
State ASSOCIATION, ami intend holding a TcxAttA
thI- fail.
The prospects o. fan regatta on tire Harlem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-08-02
INGENUITY OF A DISHONEST BOY.

John Golden, an GRAND Toy, In ,he employ a
Norris Opper, No. 764 Broadway, was yesterday cent
to the Bank OF the Metropolis with a check ,or
800. drawn to the order OF his employer, to de-.
post. Instead OF depositing the cheek the bov
drew the money. and on his way back TO the store
made an entry In the bank book In Imitation Of
the usual acknowledgment OF the receiving tel
Ter. Laser In the day young Golden was again
sent TO the same bank with another deposit. and
the Tece wing te1er at once detected the forgery
his employer. Of1cer Hatnorne, OF the Broadway
squad, was subsequently called in, VINO searched
Golden and found $40 In his possession. lie was
where ne pleaded guilty, Snd was held In 81, 900
bail tn answar,
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BISMARCK AND KULLNlEy.
The Prussian Premier's Exam instion Of
the WouLd.he Assnssia

the FTdnconsdn Courier OF Jnly ~, gives the FOL.
lowing as an authentic account OF Prince Bis
marck's Interview with the prisoner X ullmann. --
BishARcK-Why did you wish TO KIN me,
huLIaANN-On account OF the ecce slastca al laws
bhhAhCE-rhose laws do not concern you. ~
evSrypony Il az liberty TO believe what ~ nkes.
D'g you commll thug act OF your own wilg
kuLLsANN-No; have been engaged to DO H.
BISMt RCg-By wnOmY
kULLkANN-l shall not tell
BfsMARCK-ls IL not san that a felloy-couutrgman
should have wished to Kill mef
hULLhbNN-I dll 1t on account OF the ecriesiastt
cal laws
BIshARCK-Did You not think that the cons<-
queDce OF your crime you'd be 10 ren,Ier thee
laws still mere severe2
KULLMANr remained silent
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THE PBEKsKILL sOULLINa MATCH
Ten Eyek the Vinnsr-A Claim OF Foul
DisallOwed.

PBEKskILL, N. T., August l, 1874
three mile sculling match In Whitehall boats,
between James Ten EycE and Odell Dyckman, both
Of Peekszi, took place this afternoon during
drenching rain storm. In starting Ten Eyck
dropped an oar but quickly regaining It he soon
caught up with Dyckman and passed him. which
advantage he held throughout the race, coming IN
about boats length ahead.
FOUL WAS CLAIMED
by Dyckman, but 1t was oyerruied by the Judges,
Messrs. Fred. Seymour and John J.. Hughes for
Ten Eyck and Charles Underwood and John Halt
for Dyckman. The was Mr.. Marshall
Lyons. No official time was taken, but the time u
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The HaIifax Tourney.

The grand cricket tournament 90 take place at
Halifax, ~ s, under the patronage OF the Governor
and the military OF the Province, promises 10 be
grand aflalr. very strong team Of players al 9
preparing 10 leave philadelphia 20 take part IN the
matches aud on "Wednesday next a preliminary
match Is to be played AT Germantown, between
city eleven ami the selected team.
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by rne Rarlem Regatta Association begin 10 look
favorable. President Meeker Is ANXIOUS ana tue
bows are willing 20 row.
Dick Deelev, IL Is SAID, will take Blakes place IN
the bon OF the Alta anita boat. Blake n a. g0oi an
oar there is IN the ATLANTA Club. nVtwitIstand-
ing the change In the crew.
An iRitial match race IN single SOULS hy mem
bers OF the Fordham Rowing cluo came OF on the
nassaic River yesterday. Tue prizes were gold,
SILVER and leather medals.
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THE EDwARDs-COLLYaR FIGHT.
PITTSDURG, Pa,

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. I, 1874.
large number OF sporting men have arrived
here expecting to witness the Edwards Collyer
prize fight Efforts are being made to charter tow
boat and steamer for an excursion to the lighting
ground, but have so far proved unsuccessful.
the nRht Is expected to take place on the Sth Of
August, II not sooner.