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New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Al Notices Of MarraageS must De indorsed Tith laa
sane dI.d adiresS.
LDIEIj.

AUDUBOy-rhe funeral o the Mr. Audubon an take la'os
oa Tuesiay iaerHag Jane - :. 10 a N nom zoe aSI l 40
Friends are iuyiea to attend.
BARTLETT SATURDAY June 20 at Bath L. after ,holHe
Funeral At bis late residence No. Carropaoe Bath l. On
ear, RON fulton Ferry which GrecD~c ios
Bath Remains wAmsto~n. MSS. Tor aierneut
D1 m F son Of jane. H. AM Mary & sge Il rsoaLs
Fanera from 2O6 sehermerhoL, at O'Clock H. raesiaT
BAxrER-On Monday morning % Lydia Baxter beloved ~ta
R. and fra, are invited to attend unerA Der
ate 2iu est For'uinth Wednesday Aea09a -ta
in.L, a. OcucA.
RTACgAt onge j. June D. 1874 Of Bshrs disease
kineys " Craze w Of Hely y betcl an sssaf o'
q, tbs sry are nv I'D fnnerl rom
Relatives an .irl- ,s & pst =, N ocs a n r.ns o.
Der ie rnc % ~ ~ -Se Rsr.sr.,t a. 10 . D. AL returning
soTsi ssyr Bnel r1i ' cserca ssa..on al 80 ,. N
DARBa-PA 5s Sanl1 Ev Aa,1 Dsrsr aged 81 n5s,a.
Friends family nted 20 aiea4 le igne a. 'AS rs.
pS1'o is5 on rs.a.y ass The @i inst a.
DosCHER-In Brooklyn, on Friday June 10 ls!i Epu. 4
tn M"g',tT & . & Stai Of the smy also tho members q Un,s
Brothers Loage 80 35d and A NJ are rere.ia .''' 70 A..
late sseace IOs aart-.t between Tompknsave
BOYr-At YouGeu On sunday Jane q. Be.ag Aoyt sGh
Resyes and frends Of the family respectfully aai hs
funeral Wednesday he 2tn nL. a. : ocpcs M i7m be arc
residence Broads onkeTs CaErages 1e DO F-ir. a
Yo8kers arrival Of i0;ij sFaa from Fo soal It. 49,
/ O'Clock from rnrtie,lss,
PIERsoN-In Broosyn sunday Iune "a ls71 Joas Person
seel ol yesrs and q months. ,. . . ID ....... o.. ,..
Second Prcslytrfa4 1ui'l' 'l1.'-'. 90 -, j, go
AMI TREND, are ,esPc, a'..i to aeal "'no' '-''
SCOFELD-on Saarlsy June ~ Of searsi e'e va. '@ fs''
eai of Mary AID EbeneIer Seoaed as7l 'e-f' ~'- "
Relatives friends nyi'e to ,,f1pa II, us,r, 's r,,
7oS1,s.s- Si M i",trSehs |" NJ ia a. WooilAsn
wENTwORTHOa SATURDAY, June 20 StePhe- "r7Eea 'so
R.tye. and iais are Invited eni Sasi-l ma es Re
fr,nr Dutch CLach Of FoGgt1 st. ~ --'Ss ' "a
! Tus~isr, Jaae % At > o clock ..
Port.Aod and Bi4ieiofd lAcl papefs pirAse 80
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

The friends of the Hon. George NJ. Stearns
have informed The Boston Herald that be positively de-
cnes 10 think Of running for Governor Of Massachusetts
this year. THIS leaves xMayOr CASTOR aud John
Quincy Adams the principal candidates Tor TIE Demo
cratic nomination.
The Governor of Iowa is going to Washing
ton 10 ask relief from the gasshopper raid II he gets
there before Congress adourns good strong committee
ought 70 appointed 70 out there and SIT upon the
Jumpers during the Congressman might thus
experience novel sensation OF being ot some use "
1ls country.
That back-pay business is evidently destined
N worry Judge Poland before he gets returned 10 Con-
gross from Vermont Col Johu b. Mead has taken the
4sld against him. and The Woodstock standard, good
Republican journal which heartily supports Mead Ihu
speaks OF his chances: g Knowing somewhat the lem-
Der OF the voters in the district their lack OF Venera
ton for the present incumbent aud utter disgust win
his backpay aud kindred pelIoi p ~ 1s auOos y - ' ~
doubt victory will perch upon our Dahhef''
The Utica Observer refuses 10 retract ITS as
sertiOn that Senator FeutOn SAID ne had senator
"ConKnng by the throat, &c" IL says EIther MI
Fenton dd use the language attributed 10 him IN these
columns OF he did not We asserted that lie dld ana n
the face Of his denial repeat the assertion
with all proper emphasis. His disclaimer, however
throws the burden Of proof upon We accept TINS
responsibility. We promise a are permitted
70 remove single seal OF secrecy seal which
Only the name Of one person-to lay before the pnDA.
The direct evidence in the case-eydence which musl
prove convincing all candid ana falr minded persons
The 81. Joseph Herald Rep.) frankly admits
4hat there is no % hope for the OF
.,rat,," Espa blical ticket IN Missouri F4n since
,tis not goo year for Dartsansnip anywhere but i
tb,nks II union is made between al OF the elements
noses ~ the ultra Democratic party now IN power.
torn ticbet can be easily elected. IL earnestly re-
ouests a conference Of Republicans Liberals ana FIo
rressive Democrats, with view 70 forming peoPlo
party. vi sse cuef aim shall pe Ici'iH] ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
IHE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

DELIBERATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY
PROBABLE RECOMMENDATIONS OF TILE BILL OF
THE RIGHT CENTER.
PARIs Monday, June o. 1874
The Committee of Thirty have completed Its gen
eral deliberation the bills OF M Caslmir Perler
and NJ de Ste. CrOlX. The hnal sitting VIII be held
on Wednesday.
LONDON Tuesday, June 23--5:30 a. m.
Paris dispatch To The DAILY Neics says 1t Is un-
derstood that the Committee viii report recon-
mendng that NJ. Perier's bill be tabled and that
Sic. Croix's be adopted. The Legiunists will
probablv oppose the latter and the Left will move
that the former be referred to a new Committee. \
great debate is expected in the Assembly when the
report of the Committee is presented.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Tur F1su AID CAME ASSOCIATION.

OswEGO. June 22.-The sixteenth annual Con-
the y Y state Association for the Protection
Fish Game opened at the Board OF Trade rooms
n the Doolittle House this evening About 100 dele
gates presented their credentials and number more ar
rived a later train. Several new eluOs were AUNT
ted and the prospects Of LARGE and enthusiastic meet
ing were very eucouragng After calling the CouNeh-
ton 10 order the President the Hon A. 9. MAttOOn OF
Oswego. made a few appropriate remarks Long DIS
followed IN relation 70 alterations or the Dy laws
aud the place OF holding tine next Convention An IN
formal ballot WAS taKen. with the fnhOWlng result :
Syracuse ri Niagara Falls IL GeneseO' II BuHdlo'
y Watertown. IL. and LJckpOrt, 3; after WhlcA le
meeting adp1ru.d uu.I tomorrow AT 1880 p. m. Inc
entire delegation then invited TO pdrtaAe o OaA
qlet provided by the Leather stocking CiuO.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
HOW TO END Tile COMET.

TO me EdttOr Of The TrtbVHe.
SIR: As have seen no directions IN The
TRIBUNE Tor finding Coggs comet send the following
which Is unscienHc enough 10 enable any Of your read
ers ind IT,
Atabout or o'clock the Dpper IS seen with the han
die in the direction from the horizon. The Two lowest
,ores In the bowl OF the Dpper furhest from the han
49,, 90 called the Pointers. because they point 70 the
- tar. the one nearer the Pole star being called
D,lbe Now the Comet forms nearly an equateral
trsne with Dnbhc and the Pole star being situated
- rparu The tail - above the nucleus ana inclined
- -n- Pole star / had difficulty IN seeing II
- tgbf although the moon was hall IA.i. l. =.
Aee- York, june -, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
DowVgTTC MARKETS

CLEVELAND 22whest quiet at 81 q for No Red ~ w
Tor so TO- Corn . f0r hgu AKedi lOc Tor Law 10
unchanged Petroleum quiet Toe bd for STANDARD "h'e i
ior -. - A.
ysw-ORLS1vs June 22Plorr dull s6 - lHS7 ~ rrshis
Rrrs 81 2jaSS Choce Corn quiet snd easier At y 11sDc
Tor Yellow " re. e2c for White in3 li-~
Oats lower Bran quiet 9jGy5c Hay dn AZ ~ of
Prlrne dll. he'd SD DrfNed hsits
quet ShoIl 7c bacon hrn ock small -houle
Rb lO2. Clear los. Hams uull al l@~lo t
Lari-Supplv glt Tee Keg 2ac mir dead al.
Prime gc sales Wlsy dul a. 5rc or Lo1s-A.
O3 Tor Cncana ava1celi stock 10000 sacks Orh
nsry l.alsa. Far G20i2- Cool 2l a2 y Prime ~"
Z3Ls- h-sl dol - SUdt3 . God, ia d bIcaihs
New sight y preaam sterling. 5-45-2
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

The Rev. Charles Lowe. who was Tor many
years secretary the American Unitarian Aa'ociaoh
died AZ .,r,rn.cotr Mss. Oh saturday. al the age
Oi 80.
Gen. William A. Crawford, prominent cit
zen OF Arkansas died al Benton IN that state on yes
terdAy. he took sides with Mr.. Baxter IN the late
troubles ant was one OF his troops.
Samuel Myers, well known in theatrical cir
cles throughout the country and manager OF MyeFs'
Opera House. Chicago died YESTERDAY oil pAFaysis'
rf- dCgc8... wa %" vas. q H.. EiR!n BggtA' -
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
GogERyuEYI WEArHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsuINGToy ID. c.. Tuesday, June p i AN
SvrODSi, FOR The past q hours


OPTIC. or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
W,suINGTOy ID. c.. Tuesday. June p i a.m
SyrOpSt, FOR The past q hours ,
The barometer continues high III the south
A,ntic and uf states II has fallen III the districts
orfn of Tennessee and North Carolina, anu s lowest III
the northwest. .., o.,r- oio.,r
m. t4uiper1tnre has risen with generally clear
,cather and south west winds IN NeWEngIahu, tHc
Middle states. ana lower lake region. 80 ,,
Grnerally clear ana warm weather wlth sonthery
md. prevall the Upper Lake region, the North-Nen
ennessee the ONO Valley aud the Northern portion OF
the south Atlantic states.
hi ram nas prevailed in the Southern portion OF the
chi -,atrs, lu Flori Ia, and l. t-tern Tennessee.
The mo River has fallen al Z ttsburgh aud CIncnnatl
and risen al Louisville. Tue Allegheuey has risen at
Oil CRY. ,.,...
ro- Southern Vetr EHgHtd ne Middle Hates ana ohe
,re lake egop generally cfsnr and rGrDt redfheri rtAs
south DT rssi eiItdS tctH l,rerdtt
Fr ne south Atautic Gulf states, partly cloudy
weather aud local rains near the Gulf and Florida
cn.- with east south winds slight changes Ia tenn
n4r1ture and continued high barometer.
FpI Tennessee aud the ONO Valley the upper lake
region aud the Northwest region generally Gear
weather; except near Lake superior ana II Minnesota
snutha- or southwest winds, decidedly nigh temper
ature and stationary or falling barometer 80
The lower Missouri ana central Mssislpp Rivers viii
fail slowly during Iue,ddy.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
FIRE IN RICHMOND. KY.-L oss. 10000

IEAINNiONs ny ""i'N 49, ''''
son County, visited by destructive "o ''s ".~
which broke ont between and 10 D. m. IN ruriey''
livery stable destroying that building. WI" "
contents including a stage and several hor ~' 20
buildings were az dry tinder and {" '
spread rapidly, consuming some buil -
before il was checked. Among the buildings "a, e.,
were Websfers Hotel, Smiths carriage factory o. 70,
groceries o q residence. Snackcio-u and Hihn I.
goods store and number 0f 0hcr- ana SHllii , ~,'p
With $40 800 insurance.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
MURDER IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Between II and -
o'clock tonight, during drunken brawl at the
sherwood House here, Borcy Amos about 81 years OF
age. wellknown sportins character aud gambler. was
stabbed left shoulder ana bed 10 death In about
half an hour aiterward. Before his death he ac-
cused samuel Mcdonald OF committing the deed.
aas J.s .at,or was inmedateiv as-rSie1 ILL
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
MARRIED..

DAvEYSTrL II the BRIDES parents DeEer'o~u.
T j. Weutsd,y Il. Ry. - olges, T. H. DaEel %
Jersey o Mls EuIla b. olrS
M FoREST-NORROW- Br0osyu T.. June -. l57f ~
M Rev .sac ark W Forest 0i Brooklyn Hopnir -
daughter Of C. w. L. MJoS esd, she same place NJ c1fas
HOLlENBACK-BEARD-On raursi, June - le1i At The
ler of tne buies parents, SuEens y oF TIE hey a. :
Ponroy Of Oo Jonn ". heenOAek oi "AeSbArre
Penn. 10 Amelia o SUtsrus
PALMER-SHARP-Ou Weinsi4y evening Jule u ~ the residence
OF he parents, BY the Rev g H. Everest iona l. F %
Br,nslyu 10 SARAH SA4rp. daughter Of JAMES sl4Ey
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Euerlal Ncllces
Liberal Republicans. T~c"',-h

,h.r,I biicsn- Twenty tr-t assembly District.
tng o ~ keyuhhcSa Association v bs he " hcic
nth -. corer sud
49,. III Tt ssDAl EVENING. JuDe %. a. ocoeN Al
o- opposed and 10 yot Of ths Lbe.si ne g.
-. invi 10 their Addresses VII bs
I by o1 ThoIAAs Sc~su Gen lohu Cochrsne Gen ocoe W.
Palmer ~. Towney, esq, AL oaers The public EVI
}. II. GARAlsls, sc w. DrIAMF ~
Po-t-onsce Notice.-Tbe MAILS FOK II kOrn TIE
eniug SATURDAY JaLe 81 1874 s once o"~,
on TUESDAA At 9La WEDNESDAY 10 sud IL u, o1
raURspAY A.. "a v. asl ol SAlV.DAY - - p a - - =.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other snip Yeics see Third Pdgei
ARRIVED


steamship Switzerland es v1oaerhpyden. Antwerp June TO-
vita M and Dsss Gel ". Cotton.
Bars Ane1a aLl sernar TO- ha'Ie re- - % oavs ,b ~ @ o
srk Clloyaz tAustl trlnsu st. Vincent - days ~ as
Bgl, NJ Sckerson ot P4fFsOoo a. 81 ATkP1A f''' '.'
'e r L. NJ waea of Deer Iel Johnson With fruit
sear iyer star smith Para 20 iays r1bber g.
sclr. A.ayela Joy. jacksonville q days, win ilm9et
sandy Plaro Isaad , days. WIN iflil
Scar Be4ey butler, GeorgeoEa Sc days win nav~
Sr.r Amieiza lItaLl Bernardo Havre ballast
Scar Doaue Arcs Noes Daf.eoa days with "t
WIND-suns-t L-at. y. clear
MEMORANDA.
The bark Doris rrles er from beorp reported At al.
ebo, a. sand iooA .or Orders "a, up
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLEsToS June Z2-ATrveI seLTs j. IS haseNsY ron
Yor y W Fish rom J. " brown frop belfast Ne
sa lei schTs Sele and ". E "ooIail for B.irmorr. ,
.cbr mare. Bgckye Belfast, Sic Village B,le from ia
malea J. P Ponrroy from 5qI aylr > g. % II ,... o,
NEWCASTLE Del June - -Ptssei up hrg n Alone' Hom
Bo,ton Two bu oeVs here eomns uD
FOREIGN PORTS. -
22sAcl The Urit states Lea aOhr ~
Hunter Aaerod Hickman R9naue Fortuna ho
ma Bruno Excelsior NegeTnda a1l Due ffats Arrv' "at
xf " Ariye out ffoa the United o. 2l F9a. 10
io'gy Cagee Blenhgm ald Diana Also arr,eI ol .foH s
ldohqle
QrEBEc. Canads. June - e Ap Charote harson from
Cant vii ergo Goals o Quebec Wa lost Of cape S'.' fAs
Norwegian slIp IAeres bound Qeebe n ballast "a ashoc oH
SANDY BeienPon nnie sin' prot dl-s
gale. ne Government steamship Du1 @lih an 'oS % -
Eoae Surveyor nave H Too taoo-la o. - uf'eI
that y ess o! "eaLer Ad " REPORTED .AA
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TovPgrSvfGs H. June 22Notce uerrDY gwen az on the
C,uneh Point Lga. vessel WI be "oi-A A io r
a replaced b. ilr Relief lgni yese. 70. D. ln s
sc1puon o size heir Two antrrs DO aAy W.Aai nl p
oac red ~ln shie masthead Aa'
painted cavas OF each size IL As et b ,r,s5 ca VI, -1'
Com. L. > N. L. H. lasy Il.a Dis1
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
TORNADO IN INDIANA.

FoRr WAYNE, June ga terrible storm OF
wind and swept the southern portion OF thf
county Yesterday afternoon. tearing mp rccs demosh-
ing and barns, beside DESTROYING large gJan'os
OF wheat. No loss of life n reported.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
ASCENDING THE CRATER OF HECLA-A coRREc-
TION.

TO the EditOr OF the Tribune
SIR: | see it stated in The TRIBUNE ana
other papers that no has ascended Mt Hecla iH
Iceland. This Is certainly a mistake. Many persons
nave made the ascent Prof Seenstrup OF CopeBhag
told me he boiled his coffee crater or Hcca. and
Capt Forbes L. ". fellow traveller IN lccianl MAJ
the ascent iu account OF which h giyea ~ nis "Ork
on Iceland pp. 263-9T6. =
Netg- York, June p. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE STATE or IEdDR
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvA~, June 22Spsnh Gold 20. Brchsnge ~ ~ r-,eI
Staes days, 39 40 premium shofi f 80
40 premium. London l.s aZOO mum Para ltS"
20 premium small sales me above rates h.h
trrruge
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

r--cA Tr-e % Six 1u.an hgnired bors y Chess VIE
offered and lB4lfc two lots u a. eadin<
factj-e.. l4i-rl &C., average price, lb s. a.,
AZ Little boxes olrrri aud we're nes ~ pa -
4l42If % railing prices several lois reaching i'5~if@
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

NJ SHERMAN tRsp., Ohio, from The conference
Committee on the Tariff Dil made report winch Was
re resolution Of the House extending the session ot
the ure-rnt Congress uut O'Clock On Iuesdds tNe III
INST was agreed TO-
The RIVER AND HABBOR BILL.
Mr. CHANDLER rep, Mlch) from the conference
committee on the River ana Harbor Appropriation Dl
M DAVIS Dem. W. Va inquired II the report made
auy changes the surveys Orucred Dy the ITdHspoFIA
tou Committee. ,,.,-
MIR CHANDLER replied in the negative. He said the
only change made m regard 90 the survey OF a
barreu Texas coast ana the organization OF Board 10
make a survey of mouth OF the Mississippi RIVER
the Committee having reduced the number OF persons
to compost that Board 10 ., 80 tnht IL would CON
slst OF two army engineers from TIE Coast sNYey anu
one from cyn Hfe. -,
MIR WEST rep. La) said. from the statement OF the
Senator appeared II the change had been trNlaI
one but u Ol great Importance and the CDhi
mittee OF Conference had swept away all the acuA VI
/ nine members Of the Trans OrtatlOn Committee.
The Committee had dropped the civil engineers lrOla
tbc Board and left VITA the army and Coast survey
VDe Chle OF Engineers of the Army had always refused
10 allow any civil engineers o. approach bun who an Irl
from him gard this l For - years tht
army nad been able 10 40 ltlng for the Improvement
Of the Ml.sl--l lp The report ~ tut boal
nroyidrd f0f by Congress would be- CARRIED one hud
exrlte rldicule IL the Improvement De Eft m the
hands OF the army engineer, tie mouth OF the hssls
-lupl would be- On-trIutcd % ears more.
Mr SCH RZ LIB. IL p., JJ said 10 great sean
dal Il the American uail4A tnat Watcr-rJuie
lac the Mississippi ha., been left unimprOyed Tor
quarter o. century, llc aAd hgl RESPECT IVr eIm'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
nIsAsTFRS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The New Elastic Truss 653 Broaiwayl .aielT but shi
,ue nuzer-DA1 JiacAsn.ths siih Is roAng .AlnIcr
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM AyTwgRP-la sImsaip Sr,z,rtlHi June p -''ap>
Thomas Malone Mss Dat jos BaGar Ara Laci' Sc'.s
bar-e
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

lodged In jail n ro.den, IN tbis vicinity. ID
a well known and wealthy rns,.n. M. ,,,be, v,,
said to be here on VISIT rom 'tre. and at one time
owner Of Flora Temple. The Al
excitement e IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

The new United states Hotel at Saratoga
opened W
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
New YORK Athletic Crew


Though the best was withdraw nntn interest
still remained in the race. Tor Tue remaining crcMS
Eul,n ,trJke. TIcy of On their t~o-nAe race at
453.jO. Tne Alhcuc crew were hucu I-ltcL
milling almost perfect. TIE Rowing CLIb began
witn a strOhe Of - ana ma uV'iiou l. "i.ll 81
a a stroke the start, soon began 70 weaken ana Ie
10 5 and Jess. BOth ateersd Wildly. ana There Almost
constant danger oi "a fou Az IehG tue ROWING C.u1
had llned uoat lenctn tnrer-quIrters OF nile, and
were doing we'll at the start Inc course stretched
spurled ana pressed their opponents hari Al Icngh
taey roulcd O,ner boat and dIter" struck Pl'e
their Of length and increased 10 TO Wo nut nay
fell Uack the old position ana crossed the iinc Irhsh
nm idcauce Time I1IJ y claim OF fOul was entered,
AMI Inc race wts gwen 70 tne N-w-YJrk Rowing CuD.
H. ~ the muscle or the Odr,nen Rather hau tle El-
',ii.n .trok. wuch won the race. The rowing IN tue
couauerrd boat much tc better dnl with ere" OF
80 I'm me race n -Iit nave resulted differently.
rbe ncxt race was iuest OF the day. IL Was for
naI,-Jlr, tor the L4di - Challenge Cap. one mile
stlalghtavly and the entire, were a follows:
Nassau uclub..................5 John WSlaef
Hsrem Rowing c!ao..........} D. y. Artaar.
Yea.York Rowing Cub....... W y E,ioo 4, D,'OA'
The Nassaus drew the New-YOIK shore and the Har-
leus the MIDDLE position. The start was made Al 5is
TID HireIu crew u-nl ami active. first 70 ca1cn
thr lt.r The Nla>au-. heaviest AMI best trimmed,
ana tue NtN-YOfk Rowing crew OF nearly equal
weight were well away together Inc ltai-
lru- -teeged wildly, aud were soon eAhausteu.
1nr', ul;z-lrui ,oon dropped flr-famed Ntssads
half eu-tu, CAru tuIec-dusr ers, ana many ~ chte
.rngtu aslcrI Ile occupants Oi OJth DOdts were pu
ing -pIeudtdv but tne SAssaus chose an unidvOrIDe
rDlr.e and lost san more. On the lasr quarter mile
lry BEGAN % make up Tor their blunders aud with
tremendous sweep dashed on to"ard ne Iyiln- po.o'
T1e stroke told tue DIV tapped the NeW-IOrks stern,
ana minute litrr tuey were bow and DOW, ana so
went on TO me nulsh anId the widest enthusiasm OF
the ia Their ume 5.i1., and the race " 40 de-
cIarrd a "uead heai.'
rne tuAl heat OF the day was between the two single
scull winners, Yates d Curtis TIe heat aud tie race
w. easily won Dy Curtis 6O6, aud the challenge
sculs became MS for Tue coming year. consolation
cup mas been offered and will be rOwed for TO-DAY Dy AL
the losers IA sbglcscdl race. Tue decisive neat III
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-10-02
RATES OF ADMISSION.

Persons ON foot on horseback, or in car
riages, 25 cents. Children under 10 years of
age, Is cents. Each horse, 25 cents.
Servants, not exceeding two, in charge of
stock, will be admitted free.
Holders of not less than two shares of stock
in the society will each be furnished with q
ticket which will admit themselves, the te-
males of their families, and boys under six
teen years of age, during the Exhibition
Holders of one share of stock will each be
furnished with a single season ticket, not
transferable, which will admit the said holder
only, during exhibition. Any holder of a
Family Ticket, permitting other than mem
Der of his family to use it, will forfeit his right
to enter the grounds without paying the usual
charge of admission.
Tickets must be procured from the Agents
or Ticket offices of the Society, outside the
grounds, as no one will be admitted with
out ticket, and no money will be received
at the Gates ... I#- s..E
H. HARRIS ARCHER,
President.
j. M. STREETF, Secretary. scp18
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-10-02
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.

Methodist Episcopat-Bel Air, 1917 a. M, Clas:
and Prayer Meeting.
Emory, l014 a. M, Thos. Run, p. M, Rev
ii. G. Smith
franklin, 1917 a. m, Darlington, p. m, Rev
B. F. GARRISON.
Methodist Protestdnt.-Ba Air, II q. M, Alb.
ingdon, p. m, Union Chapel, ~ p. M, Rev.
W. NJ. Strayer. Providence, 1917 a. M, A. II.
Greenfield, ~ p. m, j. r. Nichols.
Protracted Meeting throughout the week.
Protestant Episcopal. -St. Mary's near Emmor.
ton, II a. m, Rev. W. F. Brand. Trinity, Church
vile, II a. m. and p. m, Rev. E. A. Colburn
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. M Rev. E. A
Colburn.
Presbyterian Air, II a. m. and Up. m
Rev. E. ID. Fnncy. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II n. m. and N p. m, Rev. ID. X.
Campbell. Franklinvillc Presbyterian Church,
Every Sabbath, at IL Il. m, Rev. j. ?. Carter.
Roman Cdthotic.-St 1gnatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 1917 a. In.
Christian Church-Dr. j. B. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 1917 a. N.
NJ f. Church Acknowledgements for Sept.
9th, and goth, Perrymansville, II A. NJ, and Ell.
iott's School House, So p. NJ.
18th and 9th, Aberdeen, IL A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
Bible class every Wednesday evening ~ p. NJ.
j. 9. SEDwICK, p. c.
Flallston Presbyterian Church.-Every Sabbath,
ut 3P. NJ.
Prayer Meeting in one of the churches in Bel
Air every Wednesday, at N P. NJ.
Presbyterian. 10 o'clock, q. m.
Rev. Alonzo Michael