davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-27

9bilabefpbia, IS. Suli. g8d6=
reno Marn S. Conn, 25 Sabre alt. non
@6eiter ii@ bier sum @eludc BEL ibrcr
Mutter befono, sie!te ibr Gatte init Ell
nem @eipcbr ouf tie. I}iGt abncno, Dap
bafielbe 9elaben mar, briidte er los uno
ieine Srau itir5te toot nicoer. Sic au-
gel mar iDr in ben l1nterleib 9eorunsen,
Conn tpl,rbe per6aftet.
Norristown, Is. Suli. Md6rcnb
eines Streites i6oB Gam tags. Saquette
ben 8lalius DoItorius in Den rlnterIeib>
i'm lebenssefdbrli@ p%erlpunoen0.
gincinnati rs. Suit. gu Gar
retegitp 9eriet9ca Samlto8 N6eub 2 9ei
ser Der r8altimore=S bio- 9oDn~ M.&ee=
Ian unb S. @robes> in Streit, 2eBterer
et9riff Elm Bell unb i@Iu8 oaiielbc lei-
mem @egner in ben GppF IN hah hieiat
binnen penigen Gtunben an Der er0al-
tenen @uure 1orb. Der Mbroer fBt
I'M @efdn9nifIe,
Gincinnoti 25. Sltli. Ser in Der
Sorltaot &iperIioe mo6nenoe S. Mt..8rp>
ion eridoB @amita9 Abeno leiue 6r,ll
oann li6 Iel6it. Sic l1riaGe 5l bieIcr
Sro9Doie 1T nod niAt ernittelt moroen.
St.2nuis, "a. Suli. S. 8errp bon
Spbnlon= City, ct. Clair : So, eri9oI
oen S. Sancom, Der boz Ginger 3cit lei
ne 5rall gu notb5ii9tigen perludtbatte,
gerrp ,purbe mod ni0t perbaftet.
Ct. 9ouis, 26. Suli. 0ie beioen
Neser s. S~ourhaoen unb 5. 0ougban
seriet6en 9eftern in Streit, Der oanit
enoete, DAB Der 2estere BON oen Gritereu
aet6otct nuroe. ss,1r4
st. 2ouis, IS. SUIT. @abreuo Bic
G~cfangenen pon Sort 2caoenportb se=
ftern in einemS telnbru1e urbeitetell be-
fam @iner Den 9onneniti9 uno fiel be-
sprBtlos nieoer. Sn oielcr Gage iAIu9
Ser9eont 9o9on oenlel6en uno bra4tc
ibm 8~erlcsuneen bei, an benen ocrielbe
bdIo naG9er perl@ieo. SCI uuucnl4
plroe perbaftet,
Gbarleaon, Q. s., 25. 8uGi.
Ndbreno ser 6abrt Deg Ganpfere
rScut6 Carolina" BON 9tcw Oort bierber
be9lns elm llnbtfanntcrf or lidb an Trcl
tag unmett 9attslaS al5 nJ. Sacognito"
III Die Shiff5biiter einaetra9cn battt
Setbftn1oro. Sn Ieiner Gajite lieaeno
fdoB er iid nit eilent Gepoluer orei &us
adn III cen 2eib, Gle leincn fait unmitteI=
barea COB quo 6olae batten. NRit Sora>
falt bate ct N1es unter icinem @epdd
uernihtet, pa8 ,tua ;u leiner SoeNtifi
siruaa fi9ren f6unte. @r binterlicb cinen
Brief an Ben Captain. auorin CT oielenl
onSei9te, tag ct init Der Nbiiht, lida bas
Seben 5u nehmen, Toiiaqe ocnonrmcn babe.
, 1875-07-27
Sranfrei@.

Yaris, 90. Suli. Mtbunaie Spiuc
gpquerel, Der beriibmte prptsfontll0e
Yreoiser, ltarb seltcrn.
9ta9 Der offsieaen @usltelan9 oeS
Wliniiters fir Dfentli6e Mrbeiten fir BIZ
MISUNDERSTANDING miro Der our6 biz
ueberl9wemmun9 in Siip-Tranfreld
peruria6te S9oOen auf $l5,0oO,00C
an9eseben.
, 1875-07-27
Maenten ~DerIanaf>

DE-. roor1 IL Der q,erfaf.r rastterer tstbieiati&a
fDerfe, ssn pensn ems dbsr 100000 GrsinSIare abfas
esfnnsen bat. Git speites nDas NtniHtnfsaem" cstr
rOisHe Gslisiyra&e unt ~eefunber Wteui&taDtrRarb,"
bat dnea abfas pta absr 10000 ttrei&t. Dteies lsst.rs
gsrt erf4eiat ieBt taslia uns beutia. Gin neasres
gDtrf .gDiAtnf&aft une Dtdtuns" sbtr m TuDBs,
Der tusenstt6t grjt, nae srossfr, Der Idftst AHt, It.
faeint ~SurlduTS nut enptifA. goeora Sntalasstritt&s
nt0e steer aDerie Hsut taan f& entptetr All Da. FooTn
ntnSta user an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
129 East 2sth Street, New York.
gstnten perssn far ben gertrieb tttftr qperfe seriaaet
nae .rsal.en fspr adHfiee Settnounssn. Gr rtan&er
Msent bat f4un but& Zen gerlaaf hteftr gDtrfe fH ben
@runbtein 81 etnsnt tIetner ger,hbeea 8siset. oDas
Wleni8,nlsasm" II fdr Grradfene limb .gDtfeufdafta ab
Dt6tuns" fir Die Suaenb elm vUrtaali&es, ftttrti&ts uns
tnttreTantss aDert. Gin SntaltsptseiGnie Der gDtrfe
nel6es franco per psf an itbe asrtHe strfaabt sSirb.
sitbt cine ,pgitduSi8t 1efGreibane ~hesftben. Ns9
etnntaI.
Ngenten pSer Golporteire terlangt.
abrefftre tuie obeu.
, 1875-07-27
Gpaniea.

2onbon, 90. Suli. Ser Segt oes
@9reibeas bon Son Carlos. an &Dni9
9llionfo 1T perDientli9t moroen. Is snt
bdlt feline 9robun9 ipesen Depreciation.
Mtaorib, 26. Suli. Ser Nerlult
Der &arlilten an SoOten, @erwunoeten
uno WermiBten ipdbreno Der lsbten orsl
9YpGeu betraet 1000 Mann.
, 1875-07-27
8rteftAe gnnfmftattnn ne n
nnenteeIblt@.

go.ser Nttnsratlea NOD faaslt2t gFasssa setraaat.
Betnabe 10000 Yatentet srarten Bon ibns In ben lestts
ssansts Satrea tetanbelt. SeSer Eau ptrb etn..ln fsrsH
faltts reeifrirs, % brteHi& oter ~perisnlih, % Ysu tens
Dsstsr fs1bf ptsr itinen Saifsdr,tsa. 2tstsre ans abe
m~iHeaf&aftlid etbhtete Webtctntr.
Mle Satitntea, ptIde e~ntfernt svstntt, erpdlttn tine
ausfabrti&e 8~rasenliae franco PER yuR sbef Int 9auit.
Gin ssafdnttsss fpfeaattfdes Gtntrastn In ben gadtra.
y~trbinbert Seller sher Srrtbanter. Die Ba&sr wtrbea
uxr BON ben anseaeaten Nsrstsn seSfn3s
aDesn Graeenltfe sbtr aabtrweihss Gsnfaftatssea
abttiirt mon tte fplst,
DR.. Il. 3. FooTE,
Boz 7se, New Yosks
, 1875-07-27
Spring Part
St0uetet.

Sd erlaubt Mir ntetntn 1reunoen III.
Dem 4hblitum ita Naaemsiasn ansa;e.
gen. baB th nit n,eiter Mfe- g3rrattfse n.
cine 0aaetbiersV rateret utrburbett ,titr'
gu benz Bwet eineit bsuiFdssn Wratirr,
Serrn 9atob G1if BON Der bsriibmt.,
Yrauerei BON 8. 3. xale+ in Ybilaorl.
pbia anseiteIt babe.
Snoem i'd at,f bas Doblwouen oes g.,
blitun,s reAne. sebe ih bic Yeridcrirnd
oab th a1eS attpenoen rpefbe. Elm il
ipoblf4mefenoeS Gier ut braaeit. bah
aIen anforoerunsstt eutfpreden uirb.
tel 9enrp 9 owles
, 1875-07-27
Deutihes
- arrtm9s& aus
Mrs. GbitBw&
Ode Der f2tep uno TraufIin ctr
Dff T1hkttt.

10.
4, behtnttt, las aanat btsbtrtse $efpetfasttE tuas
snttsesm. bis. aar iulrb' b,isa has iossneunts
Erhb0D unb bnt4 Qtnnebrtei rot 9pbrttpes
Eervfrft. Dte 2cbbaber sstsst OFT, ND ote Rrat'ttbett
; s.ss , Sts 9s 4; st s: s ssss ii asst Il, s '@.sa ~ sss's sa.
fauisnbe fnb IN ben lestst. ttpst Sosret ~ Pc
BabssMnhaIt, "a etantoi Str., Nsru .yorta sebstLt
ruothsn. nnter bsn Se5ftttsT Sst,aest iS s,s.s
"a pot onbertn Dabtrt baburd, .bas fe brett aaf
Ste Rrantbett etamtrten, Hnb ben tranfen Steif snts
ierntt, III tetfder sernt er aud sunt gorlhetn
torna.: Sts ltS y. en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gsTSrsaaaSsss' PIT S.s. mI srant.
futrS BET ber Mittpenbtne btsier &nr i~o3utaasn ie'H
eta.ner qtrst. NSenn Stnfanb burd ttefe Bdtet gei
5aft 1T, 70 II e .tutrtia& unb rdbstaI. ss9eittk soat,
serpbbuIia aeidbrffder fnb aIs bic rantbeitieIbft,
inb k4 Sitsrs ein sanass Seer iseanbdser aranss
DSsteia SIC aspedber aKe arantbstt.A, ,tnnsrrsa
BET feisenbsn srantbeiten, beioassrs psnn as F9
nod til aenternS n5tetbe ~befih6e1, gong autetoresnt'
Id: 1Stebet, fstbf Werpens unb Eppbasheber.
gssssS is9r L@asis, ss,DSsass@s mt, Ss,s : 1 sfsd Sa asirs'
uetpSbsiid, ietda furirt. MaHesjn6t, MBeai
s~natistmnS metben Oft febr. fbnea. eebettt;
:b,nis Nassn. snS Sss,m'.antssts,r tsI tS,us' az
anberen Sranfbetten, 8renonn@eeen, See
pIbSti@e II. i9tbore.' Mur Elm Bah NJ btxrei4snb.
nm Seoen pom Der Wtr.mn9 tn noeraenaen. 0@s
ESfcrrnhr (etne bts lest mnbtitbars &runtbeit)
s5nrbet asbsiIt. Bet Iettsrer &rantbeit seben. Is
pro3ent bes 3udertofes NIT iebern Babe sur4 ben
tlrtn ab.
pie Babes unb Ginnebmes9utper tperben na&
iebeut 0Iab i'm 2anbe ~perianbt, Der 9rets bts
babssgnlpers TIT 81, Der bes ginnebme 8 puIpsrs
al. wian Iafe H9 cine Broidire lber Bite 2sssus
Ia en8lti1ss s6er Ssaifder Sprads f@tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. (Box 18psl
Rew gssE
, 1875-07-27
Gn9laaD.

2onbon, 25. Suli. Slaac 81, Sim
ger, Der Grinder Der Slnser'l0en Ndb=
mal9ine, itorb pergan9ene 9fa9t bier III
ieinem "a. 2ebensiabre.
, 1875-07-27
Il. E. CRAWFORD,
9runbeiaenthnm>N sent unb glftiondr,

9runbei9cnthnm- Nsent unb aftiondr,
SO. HOS Pant Straee. (Gottirs 5au)
6iuier. GrunsFide nnb Gaunereiem au
berfaufen, su bermietben, Deer ~ hertau.
iden. VeBtere t'febsn aus benz bitten Mders
uno Minerats 9aRD, tpeltes 8ira,nia bat.
Nu6 baten iie einige Dec i&Snifsn @obnban.
fer tn bee Stabi 81 Yerfaufen cher 30 Ssrnie-
tben.
. eonbere " ut rita mt =,
lei roau taS Dermi c.
unb &intaffiren Ser
" ct ; N perwenbet.
1T 0 itntt
, 1875-07-27
Sbr Electromagnetic if gfssnieitig.
$4,000 NoIicea ausAes
1ebeft.

Sn oieier Gompaanie fino oiele Ser &c.
fannteiten bieiiaen leutiden psrlidert.
2crob 6. Gnnarns, @snsraIsg gent.
ttD 9ermann Sophie, reutiGsr Isent.
, 1875-07-27
Wi1tam s.. W1att,
'&aMs u. @cbiIDermtaGer
Np. 704 6. Gjrafe Str.,
(Gde Der 7teu.)
al d D, DG.

Da idl lanqe I3eit in Dem @efd)dfte
aepeien, hin iA 10 eiHscridjtet.
rag id) ale Aaftrdse 3ur 3uiriepeuteit
meinrr SunoeH idne0 mo btuig auSfibs
.rcn tann. SD eriude ueiue alter Sc
iAditSlrenuoe Mir fcrner ibr geneistes
Woblwollcn gu iAenscp.
il b Int 98 Mt. $. % Datt.
, 1875-07-27
The FIReINIA PROTECTION
Qebens= asa
OerfderungS 0e(fa(baft
Ridmsna, De.

N~>I~ &"f'A2 P~-OoIVoO
3. q. @tfimian, TrGdbent.
Gidarh Srbg, Ntcc- Yraibeut.s
8. s. @iifininn, @etrelIr. s,s,a
8. 70. Gnfm0nS, Nuritpr.
e. AE. v. SroG, 81. L., mseeaintl1er
&atbsfbrr.
executive Boart.
;. ~. @iifinfnn, 5. 9Bompiun groiun,
>. W. sodtnons, ). S. uen
Disis @sfealtaft if bic .3uvsrlG1feRe in
Ven Ser. @faaten
Dielrlbs Isst sirsn plan Dor, tei rslGen bic
Der 2skeusserf6srans nit einem
DrittrI Der aetpGbnliten 6often eriei6t tpereen
tbnnsn. Ssins bsTsrs snlass sann ssmaat
tpereen.
Gnle,e Colleen perseu INNER prrn,pi uub
rbns AufI6ub aHsbssabIt uns babsn nniere
GlisnteH ns @funo, fly tn irssne siner Wei-
ie Su beflaesn. Wit etnem GrlparniFe BON
IL Gents ta8li6, ianH Gin Jener lsine 6ami-
lie antansia nod leinem Tooe SsrlOres baben.
Selet M Isrs Circulate Inp bslIGst inns.
NIB ) mi
, 1875-07-27
Mnr0 : @egifer.

SOfon, IS. Suli. $. g. Sagn's ID
Sabre alt, i4oB li@ cine Su9eI Our9 ben
&opf. Serlelbe mar fir iein Nlter aH=
Beroroentli@ milo uno fiirsliG purbs sa
entoedt, DAP ct leiner Mutter cine goI-
bene ubr uebit Settle seItobleH bate.
Cairo, ST., IS. Suli. Gin Slider,
Namens 9uoion, i4Ob 9eliern Na4t Den
s. Sufer our6 Die re@te Srult, ibm
slne tootli4e @unOe b~eibriussuo. Ser
MOroer entflo6.
SnbianapoIis, 25. SaIi. Nuf Ell
mem picnic eriio4 seItsrn Tronf MssyerS
ben 81. Sernouer.
, 1875-07-27
9GlaaOu1f gspeiAea'

Gan Srancisco, 25. Sali. 9e'
9pfr. uGaFport," bon Goas-9ai bierbe'
unterpess, nit @aiasissen nno elmer Sc
bnns &oblen an 8oro, liranoete Srel=
tus au pOint @rinas. Srau @rmitronG
uno 2 &inber ~ertlanfen bel Dem Verlu=
DE, in Elm Boot 81 9%elanger.
, 1875-07-27

Seine @eienidoft Bistct@ ar6Berc Gur-
t9clls Denen oil, uelde Ibr .2sten perii-
dlern, alS Ote|c. D snj-f
Dtsls!bc bat @eneraf Mseutan lit rs @tad-
ten ees Slnbcs NIB if ole e~insiaite iiolidbe
Soripn9ais, .rr!@e i'm Gtaate Netp 90 t,
Sblo uno gearlglYania autctifrt II, Voli,en
rl1r ACKNOWLEDGMENT aGs5ugeteu. leter
81, G, 1000
wurfen In zen leBten s Slbrel an Rittrel
unb Wailsa BON bteffr @s(eLlGaft ausseaablt.
Der @rfc!e oieicr apmpaente if il, Ter sc.
IGtdte fer 3etcnsYuftsrungs @efelllaoften
npd' ME oaoemelen, ute ~fpl5enpe 9ier..,brss
GrfplgcS erSablt:
srIii'n parsa anSasssben ant %. mirs 1867 Cine
~ |. Stpt. 1869 5000
, 1875-07-27
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, 1875-07-27

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, 1875-07-27
SabresaG infnmmcn iiber 81, 100000

%. g. ear,instsn, srdi., s G. eS,sarts. sseesraI
.. s. 9attiprE, Stfr.. s. 6. Septns, 4f.s Sefr.
, 1875-07-27
Ntrgtnia Staats<Wa5errf
sas.,a b~eranssesebsn Don
9obn g. . c II.
DO. s 3nOlite strsae.
u hmoub, Ba.
Dreiie Der Ma;ei9ea:

%BrSesre gn,eieea tusrosH tintser bstssret.
grtbt oeer penieer Sci IN pllben stnen Sauars.
sQe Mn,etaen Fnb ia @sreus Sa Saflsn.
Die aettunJ nth III Jttspionb afp I'M
asaerb BON beM 3rasern 1ar IS ssnts per
QBpug uu5geiraeen.
, 1875-07-27
piebmpllt y Arlmgtpn
esbfns Dsrfdsrungs- Gsfafbatt
bon @idmuno, 8u.

-Eieie @elfliebaft bat fir3ti1 ibr neu,S,
els5 i.tss tsquemrs -@ehauee. Gfs Der Wa.n
anp Ste Ctr, bs3c9en. grs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05
RICHMOND, VA, July 2, 1875.
To General B. Z. johnson:

To General B. T. johnson:
Your plan to raise the credit Of the city
By sinking fund, and thus enable her TO
borrow money on better terms, Is very good,
provided the city wishes to borrow on bet
ter terms but it Woul1 seem to be the policy
of the city to pay more for money than 1t is
offered at and, ss you are good at figures, l
will ask you to look at this statement: 90 is
now bid for city six per cent. bonds, and the
city is Offering eight per cent. bonds at 1O2
therefore, to raise $l02 900 she would have
to sell 100000 eight per cent. bonds at 102
or Sl2O. 1000 six per cent bonds at So. The
eight per cent. bonds would cost the city
$4,000 q year. The 100000 six per cent.
bonds would cost 3, 200 Year-a saving OF
$500 a year, which seems small, but it is large
enough in the hands OF sinkingsfund com.
missioners invested in the same bonds ut 80
TO pay of the " hole Of the principal at ma
turity (say thiri y.four years. Therefore, by
the annual pa mentiof $4,000 the city can
pay off the Whole of the principal and an
tereSt of SlG2 600 borrowed on 6. per cent.
bonds at present price, while she prefers TO
borrow the same amount In s per cent. bonds
which costs as much annually, with the prfn-
cipal to be paid by our INNOCENT and injured
pesterity; hence why attempt to. borrow
money at q lower rate, while the city gives
the preference to the higher rate! But serl.
,ously, General, do you know that there are
no city bonds to be had from second hands ;
thatif the city did not offer 81 per cent. for
money rs per cent. and no tax), she could
sell Z per cent. bonds at par? Baltimore 6's
are above par, Richmond 8's will 60 to par as
soon as the city stops Offering 81 per cent. for
money. n :. CREDIT. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatoh.]
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June 80, 1875.
PHI KAPPA PSI

The twenty.ffth anniversary Of the feunda
| sion of this fraternity at the University wa
celebrated this evening at O'Clock. j. Mar
| shail~ hanger, Esq, speaker of Virgins
House Of Delegates, presided with the same
grace and diguty with which he has guided
the deliberations of that body for the past
reyiyfng msny memories of the past and
the occasion will long be remembered by
those who were present. There were thirty
three of the old members present. ..,s,. =
The following toasts were offered: :aae.'
I. The Phi Kappa Psi : Our motto. :
Responded to by Hon. William A. Ander.
son, Of Virginia. - -'s,il'j ~ -
2. The Hirgiata Alpha. Responded to by
Joseph R. Bryan, Esq, OF Richmond. vir.
ginia. ... -. ,.. ~.
8. Our Absent Brothers We wear them
in our hearts. $3.50. - 80. II
Responded to by R. Taylor Scott, Esq, Of
Virginia. ag-
4. dina Mailer and Brother alumni. Re.
sponded to. b., B. B. berkeley, Esq, of Vir'
ginia.
S. Sister Caapteas :; Their polished cor
ner-stones have been furnished BY the sVir.
ginia Alpha. r., Z IL. Il. i. .l /. -
Responded to BY Thomas Williamson, OF
Virginia, and r. Baker, Of Chicago.
"a. Virginia. Responded 10 by j. Mar.
shall Hanger, Of 'staunten, Virginia.
=. WomGa.- Responded to by Robert L.
Harrison, of Virginia. - i~%A fttF liz
! s. Virgiaia Alpha Of '74-'75. Responded
to By Professor William M. Thornton, OF
Davidson College, North Carolina. -,
sa#5 2.s ~II ".." = uaa - OBSERVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05

WASHINGTON, July 3.-HoD. Thomas B.
Florence, ex.member Of Congress, and for.
merly editor of the Washington Union, Is not
expected to live through the night.
Papers suspending Sam. Bard as postnas.
ter at Atlanta, aud the new appointment Of
Benjamin CoHly, have, reached the Post-
office Department from Long Branch.
Secretary Bristow has gone to New York.
BE will return Tuesday,. - gt a',
Treasurer New spent the day 10 an exami.
nation of sbe method Of conducting the busi-
ness 10 each room Of the Treasury.
While Mary Walsh, o clerk In the Trea.
sury Department, was preparing breakfast
this morning with what Is known as .
- pocket stove y her clothes were set on, tire
| from a leakage Of the alcohol employed as
fuel. which exploded the stove. She was 80
severely burned from the neck down that
she died this afternoon. ," TX .sSILJE
The Executive Committee OF the National
Grange continued their session to-day. DR..
Worrall, representing the cooperative socie.
ties of England, was introduced to the COM
mItfee, and submitted for consideration
proposition for ffaternsl cooperation between
The Patrons Of Husbaudry and the Co5pera-
tons OF England. A subcommittee vas ap-
pointed 10 take, the whole subject nnder con-
sideratlon aud report nexh Monday.
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- sssit r HENRICo COUNTY, July z, 1910. "
Editors Dispatch: / would like to ask
through your columns whether or not the
citizens Of Heprieo, living 10 tse vicinity Of
the new reservoir, have any rights which the
officials of Richmond are bound to respect?
I am led to this query By the faet-thst in .
number Of places The dirt thrown into the
trench In which the pipes leading to the new
reservoir have been recently laid, has sunken
considerably, in some instances as much as
two feet. AS the carriage-way On one side
OF the street (and In some places the surplus
dirt monopoIizes the other side) is very mar.
row, the danger TO those who have to drive
along Mala street at night to leach their
homes Is great. asn .t.m1a
+ Last night aYehicle drove into one OF these
gorges, bat fortunately entered as one end
and drove through. Had the wheels on only
one side run into the place, the vehicle must
have been overturned, and probably the
driver, and horse seriously injured.
SZ9 1lI'za4.!b1 Eifiu 5f.slE - HENRIco.
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DUBLIN, July S.--Tbe shooting for the
lI.Ireland-challeng shield took place at
DolIymount to-day. The competitors were
four members each of the Dublin, Belfast,
and New York clubs. The ranges were
| 900 and 1,1O0 yards; In each OF which
every participant had twenty shots. The
shield was won by the Dublin marksmen.
In the closing matches to-day, Wilson, of
the Belfast club, won the Wilkes cup. Cole
man and Gildersleeve, Of the American
team, made four bull.eyes each at five hum
dred yards in the contest for the one hum
dred guineas' cup presented by the London
Dramatic Ne,cs. Coleman won the tinal
shot, but the cup goes to Gildersleeve
under the rules, as Coleman won the
Spencer cup. s.a 55s
There was an immense crowd present at
the exhibition place tonight for the dlstri'
button of prizes. .'sta
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Loae BBAacH, July 3.--The firss race to-
day was mile DASH One hour was loet I'm
sesrting the horses. The.race was won by
Sesrcher; Countess second, and yerdigris
third. Time, 1:45, =. = =. II S's!a
Tn the second race--purse OF $500 for al
ages, eptfance-money 10 second aud thira
horses mile. heats -GFimstsad Won. Time,
1:453, 1:45, E47. sv ~ !; ), 49,. -, !,
The third race was for the Jersey Derby
stakes value, 1900, added 70 asweepstake
Of 800 each; miie-andslhalf dash. There
were ifty.shree entries, with nine starters.
Race won by Calvin. Time, 2;433. gs.i,
The fourth race .Was the Long Branch
grand national steeple.cbase for ali sges; |;
about three miles; over a fair huutfDg-.
course, with welter weights !; purse, 5000
s450to first, $l0o TO second, ESQ. TO third.
Trouble came IN frat, three lengths ahead Of
Bullet; Stanwood third. Time, 5:45S.
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FUNERAL OF Ma. FgANKL1s.-The funeral
OF the lite Mr.. John e. Franklin, who died
suddenly on Fridiy, took place on Saturday
afternoon FROM the First Baptist church. He
was a member of Excelsior Encampment
and Jefferson Lodge, /. 0. o. F., and bis re.
mains were inferred with appropriate hon.
ors. The lodges Of Odd-Fellows escorted
the remains from Mr.. Franklin's late resi-
dence to the church, where a large number
ofpersons were present. and ,afterlthe SER
Vices. Of the church, accompanied: shem to
their last, Festing!piace. +4 .f"r 81 :. "a :
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"a writer in the London Builder suggests
that thick glass might easily be cemented to
the. walls Of hospitals. thus making a non
absorbent surface which could nt all times
be kept clean with ease, adding ;much'to the
sanitary condition OF The apartments. bas b,at
ID There is q burden Of care in getting riches,
fear in keeping them, temptation In using
them, guilt in' abusing them, sorrow In losing
them, aud burden OF account at lastito be
given up concerning th m.-'Aathep Henry.
jacques de Lakis, now 10 Paris, claims that
be was born In 1920, anti that ne is conse-
quensly s55 years old.lf An shs people do not
beHsys htu, however 81 5..75 'sea 4 80. II
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CoNvEYAscEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING July 8, 1s75.-Lots fronting
80 feet on Fourth street between Baker
and Duval for s2,250; 60 feet on Concord
street for $3.50; - feet on Catharine street
for s146; 36s feet on Second street near
DuYal for S1,275; 295 feet on l. street be.
tween First and Adams for 1881; 8 feet on
tow path near Tredegar Works for $500
42 sc, feet on E street near Cherry for
81, ,799 20a feet on E street corner Nine.
teenth for "a, $50 253 feet on K street near
Fifth. for 1870; 2la feet on E street be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth for
|$5,125;273 feet on Twenty-third street be-
tween N andN for $275; go feet on F street
corner Laurel for S13,425.
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Heavy Dersleasicu.

San Francisco, July 3.-Ths Bulletin this
afternoon publishes she details of startling
Developments In the case Of Miller, the de-
iaulting secretary Of the Western Develop.
meut Company, the substance of which Is
that bis name Is not Miller, but Woodruff !;
that the defalcation Is greater than at first
supposed, and that 1t will probably reach
from 5000, 900 to $l,000,000. Large sales Of
real estate by Miller to Woodruff was dis.
covered as being transfer to himself. ~
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MATCH CANES OF BAsE-BALL.-A match
game of baseball was played Saturday eve
ming on the reservoir grounds between the
Virginia and Swan Clubs, and after an ex
citing contest the former were declared the
Yictors by a score Of "a to g.. .t...4
The match game of baseball between the
Richmond Club and the Piedmont RED
Stockings, of LyDchburg, played at Lynch
burg on Saturday, resulted in favor of the
Piedmonts. The score stood: 20 to %. The
game was we'll played and excited eonsidera'
bile interest. ---- IL IL - ------- - -