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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

phobta but which sAs surgeons Of the hospital: ~
trtbutsd 10 othes esusos According 70 . statement
By her father she IL subject 70 aes resulting from fright
and lately her mind has become unsettled through
soaa sfniction On Wednesday afternoon . small dog
bit her ankle sghtiy and about hour sfterward she
complained Of dzrinsss and blood flowed from her
ana mouth She became terror stricken through fear
that she was sttacksd by hydrophoba, and began TO
Initiate the symptoms Of that malady by barking like
dog and swapping with her teeth at all who her
A policeman WAS therefore summoned TO take her TO
the hospital where. although the acts con-
timed she had frequent lucid intervals The surgeons
say that abe Ia suffering from hysteria and that her
peculiar symptoms were manifested only hour after
she had been bitten she cannot DO afflicted hydrOpho
bia which Ia not commonly developed in less than eight
or nine days after person has been bitten by rxbd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN

The canal-boat P. j. Gibbs, owned by Will
liam Johnson of Buffalo n Y, was sunk and probably
totally destroyed. st the foot OF Rodneyst Brooklyn
f. D. about $50 p. yesterday. Her cargo, consist
ing OF 300 barrels OF lime by the rain beating
down her hachwsy and the sudden shaking OF the lime
made il necessary scuttle the boat 1t was valued at
80 600 and is insured for 81 800.
The keeper OF the Washington Avenue Bridge over tie
waabout Canal reported sst night that the bridge had
given way and In imminent danger Of falling into
the canal unless IL should be propped up Immediately.
az had been undermined by the RAIN The bridge has
been UNDERGOING repairs for some time.
A part OF the foundation walls OF new pork packing
house which lie building at Atlanc-aVe anu SiLthst
having been undermined by the rain foil III about p m
Yesterday carving several massive iron door ANS with
them The walls extend about 81 feet below tLe side
walk and had not be completed to the street level Inc
floor beams which FELL with the walls those OF an
ground story The damage is estimated ut several
thousand dollars
The roadways and paths Of Prospect Park have been
badly quilted and much injury has been done to the
cella-s and walls OF buildings erecting In dnerent
l,artS OF the city.
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PANIC AT NIGHT ON MILL RIVER

PANIC AT NIGHT ON MILL RIVER
RRy,x1yG AWAY OF DAM AT sEARsvnLE-AN
ALARM GIVEN By STEAM wHIsrLINa-A RUSH
TON rHR HILLS-Loss OF BRIDGES AND HIGH
WAYS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 12.-Mll River was
swollen by the heavy rains OF yesterday 80 that IL
higher any tins since the flood in October 1907
except the day OF the disaster in May. 1874 At mid
night rose it's highest point and carried away inc
dam Mt Levi Bradfords saw-mili ut Searsve, on the
western branch of Mill River mile and half above
WILLIAMSBURG The giving way Of the large reservoirs at
Goshen could scarcely have caused more CONSERVATION
in the villages below At Williamsburg there WAS fear
fol panic Many families left their houses and lied to the
hills for safety while the farmers drove away horses ana
cattle from their barns to higher ground, expecting
momentariy be engulfed. The streets OF the Village
we're badly washed, and one abutment OF new IRON
bridge was swept away. At Skinnersvle the hne pew
wooden bridge across MIL RIVER was crrieu AWAY anu
swept downI0Leeds
At Leeds ne Waterman az the button factory started
the steam whistle and left the building The waters
quickly demolished end Of the button factory dam
cutting of the watchman's return. The whistle con-
tiuued to sound however. until the whole village was
aroused There general flight Ia the hills ana inc
depot on the high ground Overlooking the Danks' lne
waters swept down the highway and completely sur
rounded the dwelling Of Irish family, who had just
time To fly for safety The alarm AZ Leeus was
lase The river was already swollen by tho recent
heavy rains and the sudden influx OF the contents "a
The waters soon subsidized without having done very ex
tensive damage, and, happily without loss Oh NE
AT Leeds the washing away OF the dam was checked
with gandbags Cen Otis and force OF worknen were
fighting the food all night. during tns nisn,
Roberts Meadow Reservoir, supplying Northampton
water-ms overfowed its enhancement on both sides OF
the dam and the stonework began crumbling gang
OF twenty men checked the overflow Florence was not
Smnaged The overflow forced away the Boston and
Albany Railroads. bridge between Illumination ana rus
cell The OF the road say the accident cao
he remarked until the river subsidies,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
THE NETWORK YACHTS AT NEWPORT.


PREPARING FOR The RACE FOR TIKI KINGsLAND
QUESTIONING RACES AMONG TIE CREws.
NEWPORT, X. l.. Aug 1.-THE yacht squad
remained at anchor to-day, and those who 10
participate in the for Commodore Kngsland's cups
have been trimming and getting things in readiness.
None participate in for prizes unless they ac-
conpanled feet 10 the Vineyard. show cause
why they did CO. The following are entered for to-
morrow sohOOners-Mohawk. Rambler. Ller, Clio and
Restless; sloops-wndward Vision. Vlndex, Adde Voor-
his and Genia. The will be from Fort Adams to
and around q stake-boat ut Block Island aud return
The Il ~ gun will be fired at lOl5 ~ and 10 minutes
later the feet will get under way The race must De
made In eight hours This Afternoon purse of money
WAS raised for g for tie benefit Of the crews In
the fOuroared there four contestants, viz.
MOhawks Drcsdnaughts. Alarms and oilers. The race
WAS won by the Dreaduaughts. The course Was from
Wharf and around south Point bu"y thence TO
abr aSt of the COmnOdUre's yacht In the twooared
race the from the Foam, idler Adde
Voorhis Restless Mohawk and ksiee. The prize was
the Ider being from abreast the Com
noores yacht and around rOdfh Point buoy. and re-
The single scul contested by crews from
the Foam Dire tnaglt, Gcna Active. ana bestieSs IL
by tine Foam. The course was the same as
above These under tae direction OF Messrs
Kre0s aud Bend, and witnessed by largo crowd
spectators
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with any psrson q. bin behalf q Win sny osnss a
CONCERNING what shail b done at the animal
the stockbodors OF tbe Company In October either
spsct TO directors o. officers then tn b. chosen
In view Of the fact that have been chosen f1e11s
Of the Company BY unanimous vote at even eecIoS
snce the rs and that without soaiossesion ~
On nv mart II haA NOT occurred ~ that would %
necessary TO enter into combination nov prsven' NJ
"decaptstiop"
No one will question the right Of Mr. vanderbilt sea "
friends sell their Western Onion shares whenever sn
choose nor the right Of Mr.. Gould To purchase sooS
shares even 70 the extent Of controlling interest b9s
will say frankly that should be sorry % pert eom
pany In business with Messrs Vanderbilt. s:nsn1
and Banker, whose have been menuonSe
in Tie Commercial dad I would not Willingly
exchange them for any Of the parties who nave poea
named as their probable And now that an
metaphoricAlly. my legs let be add, touching "a
rimOrs to telegraph cancellations: Ine Wes.ofa
Union Company can ise TO advantage and may aisS.
lutely require. within the merit ~ months, iVU1
miles OF additional wires n these additional iscIr
tiles be acquired OF companies now using .nee
titon with cheaper than can erect tnes
clearly would be for our interest 70 buy Oh, suon eo
panies rather than wires. Sut vs nave
made no proposition the purchase Of any composing
lines and proposition has been made 10 us that WOULD
interest Of tho Western Union TO accept very
respectfully, WILLIAM oA"s
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DIED

COoKE-On Thursday. Aug IL. Edward O. Cooke sgod n
years
Notio- Of funeral hereafter
cRAwFORD-At New Br ghtOn, Aug TO- 1878, Julia Lake
Crawford, aged Is months and - days.
=" our daisy blooms IA Heaven"
KNAPP-On Thursday Ang. H. Elizabeth wstera VIE e
Frank H. Knapp in the Seth year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
day evening H. Harriet daughter Of the late JosspA
Lawrence.
IEWIS-In Brooklyn. Thursday. Aug. H. Eliza wife a
L. " Lewis and is gt-r Of the late John w. MAney.
funeral from her late residence sOi Vanderbitave ~
o'clock, sunday, Aug 10.
MANvEL-At Greenwich Conn, Aug. II. 1878. Cyrus
Marvel. aged y.
funeral from his late resdence. saturday Aug L. a. IL
Train fIom Forty second ST. Depot ~ 0ciock.
Remains will be taken W He~- Haven for ntsrment
NOYEs-AI Greenpor L. L. Aug IL, Of inflammation OF the
Frank Bailey Z. LaoG
VI. SOyes agrd l5 months
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral from
OF his grandfather J. H. Winchester No 27o
Lafayette Brooklyn Friday Aug -, at O'Clock D. N
manus Panten ia the sOth year u his age.
Relatives friends family respectfully ~
quesed attend funeral Friday Aug lJ s o'clock
the John H. PiAnten, lO4
ElIottplace, Brooklyn.
THOMAs-On Wednesday. Ilth inst At his resiencs y
East orange " j. after short Illness Lewis rhomAs N
the Seth Of his
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WFED-At stamford. Conn.,. Thursday Ans IL Mrs vet0e.
A., rrlict Of the late Augustus -. Wced
friends respectfully invited attend be-
funeral from the residence o her ihaw, George A soo
field. saturday Aug Ia, al 10 O'clock.
WINANT-At Rutherford Park, Wednesday. Aug ID,
James Johnson only child ~ James j., IT, and Ens "
Wnsnt, aged I year and days.
Funeral services AT Rutherford Park ON Friday Aug IL -
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THE RACES AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,, n. T., Aug. 1.-THE 2:31 race
finished to-day in heat. Lady Turpin won tho
heat and In 224A Idol second Nellie Walton third
SIX entries started in the 222 which was won by
Lucille Gcddust in three straight heats Time. 2l9s.
2:20As, 2:2la b. Sensation second, Bella third The
LIT race was begun, but not finished Rars took tho
first and third heats Moie the second Eva the fourth.
Tne 2:23l2, 2,24l2 2:26, 2:32la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
DRAMATIC ADJUSTMENTS AT LONG BRANCH.

Lone BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 12.-This even
ing an amateur dramatic performance given by the
Murray Hill Amateur Dramatic Association at tho Man
sion House, aid Of erecting Sunday school building
for the st. James Church in tho village. The audience
comprised elite Of Long Branch society aud was
very enthusiastic The performance croditaDe, and
the entertainment financial success.
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The FIRE RECORD.

TWO BLOCKS OF BUILDINGS BURNED IN sACRA-
MENTO.
SAN Francisco, Aug. ia fire at Sacra-
mento last destroyed the two blocks between Front
and Second aud q aud R-sts., comprising NICHOLS *
Co.'S woodenware mandatory Hartwell & CO.'S plan
ng-nlill aud sash and blind factory and number OF
frame dwellings The fire burned from p M until md
night Loss, S6O.OOO; insurance llght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
ELSEW HERE.

PATERSON, n. j., Aug. 1.-THE residence OF
ex Councilman John F. Barley vas consumed ny nre
last night Mr.. Barley could only escape through .
window His family at Ocean Grove Loss sl3'oOo
10 s2O 900; insurance, $1,000 III the oAehS anu 'no
Napoleon. ~
MAlLLE ROCKIES, Ont, Aug. 12.-Ihe hour'
Jaw and single mills at Maple Grove were DESTROYED ny
drs lat night The loss Is $4,000; partially Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
RAFTING on THE DELAWARE.

PoRr JERvIs, N. T., Aug. 1.-THE rains of
the past two weeks have raised the Delaware sufficiently
20 enable lumbermen TO get their RATS down the
river This il the first rafting freshet since last spring
Hundreds Of RATS have ad different points along the
river since that time and the most OF them will now be
Aoated 10 tide water The rains Will also relieve the
lumber interest along the Delaware RIVER which has
been greatly straitened this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
A SAILORS ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP HIS VESSEL.

SAILORS ATTEMPT To blu" u 'r
While the schooner Potos Capt. Curtis, La
,,na Univ 10 and Progreso July Il, with sugar and
- ,ons,,rad N Tb.obald Brothers, was at Laguna
Th.ri,s Koiie seaman attempted TO blow up the vessel
with twenty-five pounds OF powder which Win b"
a,cb arr acbed he placed In his berth Everything oe
ing ready he told the and steward 70 take tneli
things out OF the cabin. He was arrested ana @
- sboot the cnptain but there no American cou
mi ~ the port he was discharged by the authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

Dublin and the best Of the sendOf. with
Crnstead third and Pennington fourth. As the horses
dashed past Grand stand at good speed and entered
on the last full mile Dublin still carried the DOnahue
green thu while Grinstesd and scratch followed.
neck and neck. and nage improved her position for only
short distance As the horses entered the last half
mile Gigfnstead led the way At t0pmost speed,
Ia lengths in advance oi Scratch and Pennington.
Grinstead crossed the score. winner by length in
2:4O Scratch third. and lengths behind Penning
ton. Mutual pool tickets Grinstaad brought 81 10
THE SELLING RACE-eSB MILE AND QUARTER.
The final OF tho day selling race, fox all
ages for purse OF $500 horses entered be sold
$1,000 carry their appropriate weight for $1,000
allowed pounds and for 81 900 if allowed II pounds
The winner DO sold ut auction distance, l, miles.
Egand considered the swiest horse OF the lot he
would run Being obstinate animal, HIS own
ers poured the contents OF bottle OF whisky
down his throat d few moments before the start,
swim rode and he the easily, but the merit
OF thu victory ascribed on all sides 10 the whisky
The horse noficeably excited b. the liquor He
sold after the for 81 800 TO Col James Mccormick
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

W,suIxGros Aug. 12.-Otcers have been ordered ere.
To the new topedo boat Intrepid nov ~ a Ss iii ne
manter Huntin ston VIII command Tue '''"'@ ~ WV
ordered a along our coast .-s...A N ths NAVY
Joseph sksrrei has Deon 20 .ho
y,ri AZ Wa.hInston AID. Lieut. T. ~ boies nns oo9s
or.r,I 10 tho receiving ship lnd.pcnusnce =. sh I.
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NOT HYDRoPnoBIA BUT FRIGHT

Mary Lyons, woman residing in East New
York. was taken 10 ths Kings County Hospital at Flat
bush BY tho Brooklyn police Wednesday night
she was suffering from violent spssias. which we're
supposed ct first 10 have boen caused by hydro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
SNOW on PIXIES PEAK.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Signal Office
reports that il showing Pixies Peak this after
noon. with temperature Of SO degrees
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IN PAsSAIC, N. j.

few minutes before II o'clock on Wednes-
sav nj ht the residence Of John f. Barkey ut Bloomfield
and Pauison-aves, Passaic. N j. caught hre IRON an
exploding oil lamp. and burned for three honrs Inc
hnding and most Of furniture were destroyed Ihs
ioss wss 900; insured IN the Napoleon anu CzohS
Company OF New York for Eli 900
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cuArAuoUA LAKasUNDAYscHooL ASSEMBLY,

FAIRPOINT, n. T., Aug. I2.-hain 10" nofo
the larger part of to-day This morning. the rev Jesse
LYMAN Hurlbut gave Methodisfs ideas OF John hnoh
in DISCOURSE which well received. In inc Ai'of
"a AZ ~ ua,a,d of The National Sundays ehoo!
Tooe1, spoke ON Tho Child in the Midst DE urged inc
connnlsory education OF children Tine Rev. " ih
~ dni.hed his address Christian unity which,
S declared ia practicable In the evening DE- Niies 40
dTes.ed the graduates Of last years Assembly Inc rev
uo'sN Dir, snoke on reachers' Meetinga" reso
m ',SnS was adopted favorins the wemans sAtonxi
Tcmnerancs Unions plan OF juvenile socicties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

that business was interrupted He thought
WsiSs In various parts OF the City Hall were flooded
during the hight Of the storm From the western oas
eat entrance there extended lake for consasrsDis
distance on either SIDE and the water poured In torrens
down the basement steps, flooding the Interior 90.
the store Of sweatser. Pem6rook 20, =. NO 90
wna forced back to the roof and covered t nearly
inches deep. 1t then flowed through the scues 70 w
nOorp below dong considerable damage TO tho stoch
The building owned by jarvis sads and L. ds%.sed 20
water from the sewer overlooked in the basement OF
Cjrieye Goetze Co.. at No. 81 Lispenardst covering
the noOr several nches deep The stock IN the
basement was removed ~ place OF safety Without oss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
SUPREME COUNCIL OF TEMPLARs.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE 29th annual
session of the Supreme Council Of the Templars Of
Honor and Temperance Is being held here Tho Order 10
represented - being IN hourshng condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
BASE BALL.

The Mutuals of NewYork and the Hart
ford Blue Stockings played game OF base ball at Hart
ford yesterday The game proved 10 be of the most
exciting Of the The Mutuas, after scoring
In the NTH inning kept this lead To the NINTH when
the Hartfords succeeded In making The game
was then called On account 0f the rain. The following
ia he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

THE WEIGHT OF TEsrrMOSY.-An eminent
law refOrmer proposes, Of relief 10 Judge
snd ures that all the law courts OF the land should
supplied with Fairbanks Scales, with which " Weixs
the evidence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
TIE FLORIDA AND TIE YIoRINpA.

NEw-ORLEASs, Aug. 12.-Th Louisville
Of the loss OF the bark Florida
sunday IL ooect But II has reference to the
loss OF schooner floIinda Bosh veasel sailed from
thls port
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKEr9.
Cattle MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. " G.. Ans l2spirits Tnrpentne 1uiet and
steady at 2sc. Hosn quiet VI 81 for strained Tar steady
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

BMrrMoas Nd, Aug i?,-cvrns.T market dnrins ne
oraOy active bt prices have ierlinod
&C. very s.. n Sc first quality IA sj'tc Medium
good fair quality, 4es9c oriinl Try thin steers otsn.
an cows 3s1ic, most Of tho sales ~ 3foc rocopeA
l GA head sales 1885 head
HOGs have In god nd and prices 20 higher.
with tendency still upward range, lotoilsc- rs1apA
i,jI4 head.
SHEEP have good demand with full supply rans9
59 Lambs 81 1ss head stock AMI feeding ohoop " ISo
So. and 81 25Vsj 50 for selected ots-
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE Aug i2-Prntins Cloths market unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

CITY LODGE. .0S, AND A. MBROrHERs You are hereoy
summoned "a attend special communication o the lodge -
sunday l5 Masonic Temple. Ionic Roma ~ II
sharp Tor Ia. purpose Of attending the funeral Ato and
honOra BILE brother Sewen A Doige.-By order OF
JAAEs Is. YOU'LL, sec. ALEXANDRA MACK, MAStoe
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The fhiiadeiphia Once Of The rribsas y as llS
SOUTH sIXTHST.
LEDGER Buidng)
SrRSCRIPTIONs A. u AuN ERrIrEMENrS RRCEIYRn

-.
Subscribers the Daily Philadelphia papes
their residences tho
breakfast table IL received by
6i5 = and Immediately dispatched parto
OF tie city Back numbers usually be supplied
Advertisers desring to gain the asssatea and %
Of Farmers and A rie Rlturtsts viii nnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
dium Is reaches farmers and thoss Of bstsaa
easA than any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification. should 10 handed
before Monday Of the week OF issue
TIE Ress Rsoms for Omces n New.ys rk.-oyW ~
THE TRIBUNE BeILDINGis occupied BY tt psrus
nent tenants. They and all their vstors unite N pre
nouncing IL efAces the MOST ATTRACTIVE md. IL in
considered tho Cheapest in Contrary 10 he gen
erA expectation the building proves b much tie Sbts
Of al the large buildings In the city An rooms Ars bs>s
fully anishsd hard wood Asa, Thsrs elegant -
nHsurea heat and water ROOM An srs txcsengy
light and airy perfectly ventilated have 0utsde viniVvA
and communicates drvcty with nearly q
have independent entrances the hall elevator rua
sie By side, and both In good working order They
kept running from o'clock Ia the morning m long After
night hli- tayorsbis Appl shouia
li.ie ~ lhE ihlbINk Countans rvoaA
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ESNIE0s.

clubs. lsf % 81 4th 5th 9th TN 9Th 9th Total
M aa!aas g g SO .
The Rhode Island Club played the Fall
River Club yesterday ct Providence, and by score
Of 10 to4
The Athletics defeated the st. Louis nine
yesterday, at 81. Louis, by q score OF 3 toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

Five contests announced for Saturday. Aug IA The
nrst race will be sweepstakes for two-year-olds, IN
which there are % entries The second will he q mile
and an e,ghth dash for purse of 500 the third OF two
and a omar er miles for a purse OF $500 the fourth
selling sweeI-tike for all mile dash and final
match contest for ~ 900 side between Brgand
and Nc Daniels LIinington lilly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

Ida ellis the nrst 10 pass the Grand Stand, the
starting at the post, and entT
the with rush. Caroline showed in the font
the second turn Briand, under the influence OF the
whsey and Swim, who rode 10 win, dashed 10 tho front
after three quarter miles had been and home
An easy winner by two lengtha in e:i4le; Survivor
second and half length In advance of Caroline. Mutual
pool tickets Brigand brought Sl26 30 each, and
urny the best spccuatiOn of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13
5peeial Notices.

Mrs. Winsiow', Soothing syrup, for children tset.ns
ths guns Aiays ali pain, and wind colo.
Removed without pain causc the knife by NcLEIsR
No II r.ast l6h-se
PosfOace Notice.-The mails for Europe for the wsek
ending -ArU RDAi Aug IL, lsi5 will close this once -
follows. on CEsDAI at y H. IN. on WED< kssDAY at
= H.. THU RSDAY Al ll:3J q aud on "a ~ RDAI -
lI:o0 III. T. l. JAMES, p NJ
The Sparkling Wines Of the Pleasant Valley Wine
Steuben County. y. " show energy pcrseyor
capital ard good business qualifications have
pshed IN this branch Of
termetod In the bottle two porectns apS
the French selling sboat 40 per The
pxny sold 900 IA 1874 Their still Vince 40
BrAndles Al very popular. III. h. KIRK a 60,
S0ls AgeDta 80 Fulton v
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-04-28
II The tone of some few De

~ The tone of some few Demo-
cratic papers give color for such
eff0sion as the following which we
find in the Washington correspond
ence Of the Springfield RePublic,o..
bat we are fain to believe the pro-
ponderance Of Democratic sentiment
does not run in that direction: ''The
Democrats down this way have lost
their heads since the Connecticut
election; they are dividing up the
offices in advance. so sure are they
OF electing their candidate in 1876.
This will probably lead to their de-
feat. for. if the Democrats in other
sections are equally confident and
reckless, they viii nominate some
old Bourbon and be whipped again.
Our most sagacious Republican be-
gin to think that this is the only
chance left-that the Democrats
viii act the fool for the hundreth
time"