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THE SWIMMING CONTEST.

SERIOUS CHARGES MADE BY coYIE-HB SAYS
HIS BRANDY WAS DRUaaED-HE IS WILLING
TO ENTER on ANOTHER MATCH
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1875
Coye, the American swimmer in the race with
Johnson, renamed unconscious until one O'Clock
this morning. lie then slept and awoke all right.
He says he was druGged by the brandy which he
took few moments before ne became exhausted.
lie was feeling splendidly, and felt positiye he
could reach Gloucester. nc says II no coua have
gone on twenty minutes longer he would have
won tho race, as Johnson was mile and a half
behind him. and as he would have soon encoun-
tered strong ebb tide he Johnsonl would have
been compelled TO give up. Coyle states his will
ingness and anxiety to SWIM the Engllshman at
any tiInc either a distance OF i've, eight or ten
miles. Johnson admits Coye to be the better
sYimmer and capable OF beating MIN.
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D0LLYMOUNT AND WIMBLEDON.

FRArERNAL GREETINGS BETWEEN THE AMERI-
CAN AND IRISH RIFLEMEN.
LONDON, July %, 1875.
Mr.. Samuel Remington gave banquet to the
American team tonight. Major Leech and other
members OF the Irish team were among the
guests.
FRATERNITY WITH GOOD CHEER.
Speeches were made by and the heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS exchanged between the Americans
and Irshmen on their respective victories at DOL
lymount and Wimbledon.
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PLIMsoLL'S PROTEST.

WHAT THE KxcrTABLE MEMBER THINKS OF THE
BRITISH SHIPPING BuL-HARD WORDS TO THE
ssMARrr1NE MURDKRERs''-A SOLEMN WARN
ING TO PREMIER DIsRAELI.
LONDON July %, 1875.
protest placed by Mr.. Pnmsoll on the table OF
the House OF Commons last night is published.
WHAT HE SAYS.
In it Mr. Pllmsoll says:-"I protest in the name
OF Goa against the delay OF the Shipping bill. AL
though the bill itself is an atrocious snam there
is enough humanity and knowledge in the House
TO change 1t into good measure"
THE MINISTRY AND THE MARITIME MURDERERs"
He denounces tne present laws against breach
OF contract, which leaves sailors who have I'M
knowingly agreed to sail in unseaworthy ships
the alternative of the jail or death, and con-
tinues:-
81 charge the government with Willingly and
unwitringly playing into the hands OF the mari
time murderers, inside and outside the House. to
secure the countenance OF the present murderous
system.
81 desire to unmask the villains who sit In this
House, Mt representatives OF the moro numerous.
but not greater, villains outside. demand that
the Dill be proceeded with.
THE BLOOD OF THE DEAD BE UPON THEM.
"Fang in this, lay upon the heads OF the Pre-
mier and his colleagues the blood OF ALI who per-
ish next winter from preventbe causes, and de-
nounce against him and them the wrath OF Cod"
MR.. PLIMsoLL PREPARED FOR oUT-oF-oRDER MAR
TYRDoM-ANoTHER GRAND SCENE EXPECTED IN
THE COMMONS.
The Central Press report OF the scenes in the
House over the Shipping bill. says 1t was remarked
in the lobbes that there was much method In MIR.
Pllmsoll's madness. The outpurst was apparently
prearranged.
PREPARED FOR PRISON.
Mr.. Plimsoll came TO the House with his valise,
and was prepared to go to prison.
HUNTING UP PRECEDENT5.
He has been In the library OF the Commons to-
day searching for precedents
Will HEAR OF HIM AGAIN.
He persists in his refusal to withdraw his re-
marks.
tremendous scene is expected when the sub
ject comes up again next Thursday.
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THE RIO GRANDE RAIDS.

THE RIVER TO DE PATRoLLED BY NATIONAL
VESSELS PURCHASED FOR THE PURPOSE.
WASHINGTON. July %, 1875.
The government has purchased at New Orleans
the steamer Planter, o small boat drawing but
four feet Of water, but strongly constructed. She
Will be properly armed and manned and sent to
the RIO Grande ior duty on that river to prevent
Mexlcans crossing into Texas ana running or
cattle. The Planter has been ordered to Mobile
and Lieutenant Commander ID. O. Kells detached
from the iron-cad Canonicus and sent to that city
TO take command OF the new vessel. 1t is said
one or two other steamers OF similar character
will be purchased and flLted out 10 act with the
Planter Ia the suppression oil Mexican depreda-
f1op
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THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL

LONDON, July g. 1875.
The constitution adopted by this Presbyterian
Council has been made public.
THE NAME, INTENT AND UNIVERSAL MISSION OF
THE ALLIANCE.
The name given the new union is "Aliance OF
Reformed Churches Throughout the World.n
All churches are included which hold to the
Presbyterian system and creed.
The preamble OF the constitution rectes the OBJ
jects OF the alliance, when are to demonstrate
unity of BELIEF among Protestarts, organize mis-
sion work, promote educational ana social re-
forms and oppose infdenty and religious intoler-
ance
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SARATOGA RACES.

THE PROSPECTS OF A BRILLIANT RACE MEET
No-THE POOL SELLING LAST NIGHT.
SARATOGA, July %, 1875.
The prospect for brilliant race meeting is as
bright as was ever seen on the evening preceding
the com mencement day. The pool selling opened
brisk this evening. Inc following is Q sale on
eacn Of the events:-
Trdvers Stakes, mile and three-quarters-Har-
ney's entries, 100; McGrath's 65; Grlnstead's SO :
boswell & Cammack's 25; Belmonts, 20; Pur-
years, %; Canbaugn's rs; McDaniel's. So; 0'Don-
nell's, so.
The sales for the sweepstakes a mite and three
quarters-Springbok 1926; 0litipa 300; Mate, 90 /;
Grinstead, 80, and Survivor, 20.
The sales Tor the selling race were-Kingpin.
$40; Kadt, $50; Jack Frost, 5O Cariboo, So; Matte
W.. GO: PiccOlO, 40.
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THE INDIAN PRISONERS.

THE CHIEF LEAN BEAR INsANE-FAMLIEs OF
THE INDIANS TO JOIN THEM.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1875.
Information has been received at the Indian
Bureau from Fort Marion, Fla, that Lean Bear.
one OF the Cheyenne prisoners confined at that
tort, has become insane, and application has been
made to nave him sent 10 the Government Insane
Asylum near this city. his Is the same Indian
VINO attempted suicide on the route TO Florida
Under the recent order TO send the families Of
these prisoners to them, directions have been
given tnat one wife TO each prisoner and the chill
dren under twelve years OF age be for warded.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

GERMAN ART AND MANUFACTURE TO DE LARGELY
REPRESENTED AT THE Exhibition.
BERLIN, July %, 1875.
The list OF German exhibitors at the Phladel-
phia Centennial Exhibition has been omcially
closed.
ARTS AND MANUFACTURE.
The number OF those who intend TO exhibit In
che Art Department is S0O
The large manufactures on tho Rhine and in
Westphalla and Saxony Will be specially repre-
eented.
MORE SPACE WANTED.
An imperial commission has been appointed TO
obtain more room Tor the German department In
the Exhibition bglding.
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THE WILKES-M GRATH SUIT.

SARATOGA, July %. 1875.
George wilkes gave bail to-day before Judge
Bockes in the libel suit brought against him BY H.
p. McGratn The damages claimed being $25, COO.
the bail was fixed at that amount. His bonds
men are Colonel Rush c. Hawkins ana ex.JudSe
smith, OF New York.
In the criminal action against McGrarh, for his
assault on Wilkes, by the advice OF counsel for
both parties, Police Justice Scott this afternoon
held McGrath to bail TO keep the peace against
Wilkes for one year. bail was fixed at $3.50 and
the bond was signed by s. $. Dunn and J. w. CAT
ney, oil Saratoga.
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Especial DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE
PARIS, July %, 1875.
The session of the Americanist Congress
was concluded at Nancy, on Wednesday, the
21st inst
A MARKED TRIBUTE TO THE LEADING AMERICAN
PRESS.
M. Lusien Adam, in the course of his
a2eeeh, abiding to America and the Amer
ican representatives present, honorably men
toned the part taken by the HERALD in dis
covery and the investigation of truth as one
OF the marveis of modern times.
WHAT HE SAID OF THE HERALD.
M. Adam called the HERALD Mr. Benefits
great journal, which, not content with send
ing an envoy to pierce the heart Of Africa,
now directs an expedition to the North Pole"
A HEARTY ENDORSEMENT OF THE WORDS
Long continued applause followed these the
concluding words of M. Adams address.
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THE CHANNEL TUNNEL WORKS BILL. PROGRESS
ING FAyoGABLY IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON, July %. 1875.
The Channel Tunnel bill which has already
passed the House OF Commons, passed it's second
reading in the House Of Lords to-day without OPP
position
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BISMARCK AND THE PAPACY.

GERMAN CATHOLIC cLERaYMEN SUBMITTING TO
THE CHURCH PROPERTY REGULATION BILL.
BERLIN, July %, 1875.
The government continues to receive from i'm
portant members OF the Catholic clergy their suo-
mission TO the law relative to the administration
OF church property.
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MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 16, 1875.
The elections for judges OF the Supreme Court
senators and congressman have passed or with
out disturbance.
HEALTH REPORT FROM VERA CRUZ.
There were 1913 deaths in Vera Cruz during the
month Of June, OF which 125 were from vomito.
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His wives scarcely brea tned,

purple ana BLACK. His wives scarcely brea tned,
sdAlning forward TO eaten each syllable.
Inc excitement In town Is Intense. Id is under
stood that Klingen Smiths story Ia ali the
material details, II the same Lees suppressed
confession as 10 the massacre. Khngen smiths
reputation mere Is that OF man OF truth. He
could not be lmpeached save by facts.
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THE IRISH HOME RULERS.

THE PARTY IN PARLIAMENT TO REMAIN AT
THEIR PosTs-CATHoLIC CONVERTS AND
POLITICAL CHIvALRY.
LONDON July 49, 1875.
The home rule members OF Parliament have
abandoned their intention OF attending a home
Yue banquet in Dublin ON the Attn OF August, be-
cause MI. Newdegate's Convent bill, which they
oppose, Is expected to come up in the House OF
commons at that time.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tire following record win show tae changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours.
In comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year. as Indicated Dy the thermpmeter at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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SPAIN.

THE PRINCIPLE OF RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN VIM
DIcATED By THE CONTEMPORARIES.
MADRID, July %, 1875.
The constitutional Committee yesterday
adopted, by vote oil % against s. an article OF the
proposed constitution establishing. religious toll
GRAFTON.
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SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE As 1T is GLENN'S
SULPHUR is most efficient remedy for certain OBJ
noxious diseases 20 be cured Of which those afflicted
with them often spend thousands OF dollars 10 no pur
pose Depot CRI TkNTONiS, No Sixth avenue.
ILLs INsTASTANEoUs HAIR DYE is the best and safest
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sIE FRANCIS BOND HEAD, Ex-LIEUrENANT GOV
ERNoR OF CANADA.

A cable telegram rom London, under date OF
yesterday, o3d inst, reports as follows :-"slr
Francis Bond Head, formerly Lieutenant Governor
OIL Upper Canada. well known as an author, is
dead"
The deceased gentleman was over eighty-two
years OF age, having been born at Hermitage. near
Rochester, England, on the lst Of January, in the
year 1893. He was the OF Mr.. James Roger
Head. He was an early and apt student for the
military service, and was commissioned IN the
ROYAL Engineers. In this branch OF the service he
was engaged at Waterloo, and again, under the
Prussian General Zetnen, at Fleuyes. la this
latter battle he had two horses shot under
him. In the year 1925 he took charge
Of the members of an English association who
started out from Falmouth to Rio de la Plata to
WORK the gold and silver mines or the south
american territory. He iOurneyed over 6,000
miles on horseback, grand route OF travel, the
incidents OF which he narrated in work which
Re published in the year 1925. He subSe-
quently appointed q Poor Law Commissioner OF
England and then suddenly, In 1885, COM
mlssioned Lieutenant Governor OF Upper Canada
In Canada he suppressed an internal rebellion,
and repealed the advances OF "sympathiZers''
from the United States with the aid OF the PrOYin-
cia militia. For bhis he received the thanks OF
the North American Colonial Parliaments. He
was created a baronet by the Crown IN the year
1883, and was given the title OF Privy Councillor in
the month OF December, 1857. Sir Francis was q
prolific aud graceful writer His contributions TO
the literature OF England brought him the reward
Of pension OF $500 year.
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HAVANA July %, 1875.
Advlces from st. Domingo to the 10th report
that Congress had assembled
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A-MATTHEwS' PURE SODA WHARF.-THE
most refreshing and wholesome beverage az all times"
Dispensed at 2OOJ stores In New York vicinity The
MATHEWS AFrARATUs dispenses all
contamination JOHN MATTHEW'S Ne York
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEVERTHELESS IS PRO-
nounced by all who have used It, TO be the safest
best cosmetic IN the world 10 frockes and
sunburn, aud makes the complexion clear ana wAtto
and beautiful; 10 Is not enamel bat medicinal No
West Twenty nth street.
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TIE UNFORTUNATE VESSEL COMPLETE WRECK
LONDON. July %, 1875.
The steamship Abbotsford, which went ashore
in Cwmmaes Bay, keeled over at one O'Clock this
morning, aud her stern sunk in seven fathoms OF
water.
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ANGLO-FRENCH UNION.
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MADISON sLoAr.

Mr.. Madison Sloat, one or the widest known
railroad managers Of this country died at Phia-
delphia on the 10Th inst. he was born In this city
in the year 1915, and was therefore. sixty or
age at the time OF his death Mr.. sloat was for
many years superintendent OF the Harlem road.
and it was under his management that the road
was extended TO Albany in 1853. From the Har-
lem road Mr.. Sloat went to the Vermont valley
road and managed It's affairs most ably Tor a num-
Der OF years. The last road he was conn ecJed
with was the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Here Re acted as managing director up To within
a few months OF his death, Ill health hnaly COM
pelling him TO abandon all active business. As
thorough and most practical business man Mr..
Sloat was conspicuous among all MS cO7lfieres,
ana lew men have been more universally esteemed
among railroad men than he.
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THE CANADA COPYRIGHT BILL.

LONDON, July %, 1875.
Copyright pllL
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A FACT WORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
remedy. supplied by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
6s3 Broadwa worn comfortably night and day,
perfectly and permanently cures worst ruptures.
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THE STEAMSHIP ABBOTsFORD.
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THE ABBoTsFoRD A TOTAL LOSS.

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1875.
The agents OF the American Steamship line
Messrs. Peter Wright & sons, have received
brief despatch from Liverpool announcing the
fact that the Abbotsford, which has gained the
name OF 'the unluckiest ship anoat,n is a total
loss. IL was hoped that the tide would raise her
and enable her TO ioat of the rocks on which she
grounded; but at one A. III. to-day she careened
over on her side and sunk. Nearly all the cargo
1t is feared, Will be a total loss
THE AGENTS HAVE RECEIVED WORD
that at the time the Abbotsford went ashore she
was In Liverpool pllotage waters. and that Captain
Sergeant, her commander, had surrendered
charge 10 pilot.
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THE BANKRUPTS, COLLIE.
LONDON. July %. 1879.

THE ACCUSED ENGLISH TRADERS RELEASED ON
BAIL.
LONDON. July %, 1876
Alexander and William Collie, who were CON-
mitted TO Newgate In default OF $4,000 bail, on O
charge OF obtaining money under false pretences
have secured the necessary bonds ana been re-
leased.
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HAVANA, July %, 1875.
Captain General Valmaseda has returned to
Havana.
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BOIL5.-THEsE TORRENTS OF JOB ARE
speedily cured by the PERUVIAN sVRuP protoxide Of
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COLLISION WITH THE INDUS.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, July %, 1875,
The agents Of the steamship Abbotsrord are in
receipt to-day of cable despatch from Liverpool
stating that the Admiralty Court had reversed the
decision Of the lower court in the collision case OF
the steamer Abbotslord VS.. the steamer Indus,
and had decided in favor OF the Abbotslord.
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DISEASES or MEN sPECIALTY.-THRTY
years, experience interviews tree. CLINTON MEDI.
CAL INSTITUTE No. l47 East Fifteenth street
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NEW =. PUBLICATIONS 5.

MANHooD-2orn ED1rIoN--A TREATISE. tx
wi ranatory Of the causes with nstrucuons Tor te
snccessfl tment Of Weakness Tow spirs Neryou,
Exhaustion, Muscular Debility snd Pre- mature Decline
!, 0URIIs. ~ Upat Eweptysg<aonQ atraaL. Nav york
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HAvANA MARKETS.

HAvANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, July %, 1875.
Spanish gold 213 214. Sugar firm.
ST. DOMINGO.
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WHAT IS SAID OF TIE ALLEgRErTT ICE.
BERG REFRfGERAroRs at the great Windsor Hotel =
I'VE have your ALLRCRErTI lcrRERG fEFsfGrRArogs in
our fru room, wine room, pastry room ardo and
room, and in use for milk and cream San say I'M
they are The best food preservers have used
HAWK NkLHEkBEk, Proprietors OF the Windsor.
Fifth avenue New York.
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AUSTRIA.

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN LABOR AND CAPITAL
PEACEFULLY TERMINATED.
VIENNA, July %. 1876
The strike or the weavers at Brunn mas ended a
compromise having been effected between the
strikers and their employers.
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A TWENTY MILES RUN.
NORMAN TAYLOR RAN TWENTY MILES YESTERDAY
IN TWO HOURS, TWENTY MINUTES AND FOUR
TEEN SECONDS.

oAHAIUGAl July a AS7J,
Norman Taylor, OF Woodstock, VT, ran twenty
miles at Glen Mitchell to-day in two hours twenty
minutes and fourteen seconds, beating his stIpu-
lated time OF two hours and half By nine niln.
utes and forty-six seconds. He ran tia Last mile
tRelgRt minutes ana SIX seconds,
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GENERAL HoRATIo HUBDELL, LAWYER.
General Horatio Hubbell, old and distin-
guished member OF the Philadelphia Bar, died on
the night of the 22d inst, or apoplexy. while on
visit To relatives near Ptttsburg, Pa.
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sHIPwEECKED sPANIARDs RELEASED BY TIE
CARLISTS.
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SANTANDER, July &c, 1875.
The Carlists have released the OF the
Spanish steamer Bayones, which was wrecked
near Motrco.
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OBITUARY.
HON. HENRY SHERWOOD

Hon. Henry Sherwood, OF Corning, N. Y. died
known ar Troupsburg, Steuben county. on
January 81, 1924. He was educated for the
legal profession, studying with F. c. DvinnY.
at Addison ana was admitted to practice
in all the courts OF this State In 1852 He was
elected TO the Assembly In 1852, and was mem.
Der OF the Judiciary COMMITTEES, where bis legal
talents were displayed to advantage. He de
Iested his democratic competitor, Amos carr, in
1868 by large majority. He tnen entered the
hed as republican candidate for Speaker, out IN
the heree contest that ensued he withdrew, and
eventually Threw the election IN favor OF Mr.. Cal
ncot. Mr.. Sherwood was originally democrat
o. lree SOIL prochylties, voting In ls4s for Van
Buren ana IN 1852 for Plerce but at the next
FreAdenblal election ne advocated the election or
Fremont. ana Was one OF TIA founders OF the re-
publican party In TINS state He was a descendant
OF the SnerWoods or Long Island, whose ReYou-
uonary services have been recorded In history.
In 1855 he married Miss Eleanor Robinson, then
OF Ithaca. During the contest between Jay Gould
and - L. M. Barlow for the possession OF the Erie
Railroad Mr.. Sherwood was director OF that
road, and took an active part IN the coup a. rat
which followed. when General Sickles stormed
the ONCE or the company. de was highly re-
spected in the section In which he lived, aud his
loss Will be keenly felt.
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TO TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS.
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN, EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO, FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. THE ONLY FOUR
TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD IN TIE WORLD.
CONNECTING WITH THE LAKE SHORE AND
MSHIdAS ALso TIE EoR aRsAE
POINTS WEST AND SOUTHWEST; WAGNER SLEEP.
ING COACHES ATTACHED. ONLY REGULAR FARE
CaARdED. TICKETS SOLD ON TRAIN OR AT ER,
AID oFFICE. PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
UTICA, SYRACUSE, RoCHEsTER, BATAVIA, BUr
FALo, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE
A.-DR. PIERCE's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SMARr-W or WATER PEPPER Is not recommended as
cureall. IL should not be classed with the patent
asked IL 10 Is not secret medicine the chief
ingredient being made known in the chosen IN
designate bat it claimed 10 be superior extract
made in scientific manner from fresh plants and
all other ExrRAcrs SuARrWKED, being objection able,
as IL OF the medical virtues that reside
the plant stated in the American Dspensatory aud
by other most excellent authorities In the modest
Nound a more eflcaclous remedy, when combined with
Jamaica ginger and other modifying agents. darr-
hpa dysenery, summer complaint pain AMI collie than
has heretofore been known 10 the medical profession.
Dr. Pierce's Extract IS sold by druggists.
A-MATTUEWS' PURE SODA WATER-uTIE
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THE ADMIRALTY DECISION IN The CASE OF III,

The vessel is a complete wreck.
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THE HERALD IN THE Old WORLD.
French Swans Tribute TO The Enterprise Of
the American Journal.
CONE OF TIE MARVELS OF MODERN TIMES"
From the Heart Of Africa Away
to the North Pole.

Especial DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
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FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
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TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS