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woak, wni.
"Snu'sn \ sla--"
au't th'n II 1os r,n will, hpa1 hont down,
an3 tHo Be 'Onu4 Afor thrrn ,yna pIoh t,trpo, IN
ttr mud, wautlns n,.tf;ng uu;tet hoaye. bnt =
,,l"clos. Ami nj 81 went on. ilo remarked over
Il n %hou,l"r:
VIM had nggar; asln. vns: w.a bad 'f,ro
IN. DO loudea' httttn' s1tgger yon ,ber rcnd bo,t
III bucks wid t1o leabes oil out aud do kiycr jost."
, 1875-11-29

ALBANY. y. T., Nov. 2s.--Thr ,,antet -bu,tacrs
OF !sew iask "Y"oio'ea by Gov. Ti!Aen to ex-
amino tho construction OF tho ucw Capitol
o''''''hE report tint the management and man.
her III construction eyince tlo.rco Of ucgl,-
gsnco or uant VI cotnpeten: skill To all extent
Without parallel IL .l,e history Of thor ol,sssva-
uo1l, AND t4at continuance Of tho work will In
soaVe ttio t,ccehsity OF tearing down anl recasl-
very great loss.
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THE 7. Z, c, l. or WAaIlINQTnN,


f"srtsodH9<fase T Ths EMttaao 1t16una
LANSING Nor, 27.-Thc Rev. Mr. Grover and
wtfc have boen holding seiies ot 1postipgs at
Grass Lake somewhat after The Moody and
santsy plan IN brooklyn and rh'lads)plla, mud
ehal ouofts have batu crowned sith sucuees.
Hundreds OF 1epsnsAnt ainuoru have beun
brought to tho Throne of Grace. ThsY arc now
At tlut, and muuh fuollhR IL manifested through
o,ls tla sIts. Mr lrosef has = rare faculty in
as'o'up1ng tbs dormant ,utotest AMONG tbo
soang reop!o. u 10 hoped ths eysngalists viii
OF Mlpter, ~''''
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POLITICAL,


JUDICIAL ELEC TON QHDEHEp.
sptcfat Ui&pasch to The Chtedao 1r7buns
6pRsaaEtELp, ILL.,, Nov. a7.-Thn Governor
has ordered N election In tho Seventh Jus1jcisI
District, composed Of the eountiea OF took,
Dupago, VIII, aud Kankakeo, for Judge of tho
Supreme Court in place Of tho Hon. ". II. Mo-
Allister resigned to be held Dno p. Tho nec-
esdssy Wr!ta have been iaaaed to tho Bhprifrs OF
those cQuAk1ee.
, 1875-11-29

cLEsEEAsp O., Nov. as.-A fito this morning
at . O'Clock damaged tho schooner ExiIo to tho
o1tcns Of $4,000 or $4,000 uninsased. Tho
schoonor Was lying at tho dock partially Unload
cd. Tho crew had boon discharged, and tho yes.
sci was in olA1go of rnate. Ii Is believed that
trampa entered 10 a'eop, and In aomo way took
In tire. Tho schooner belongs to Capt. Kolly, Of
Milan, @,
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An anuatng aaso came hefore the Paris srl5t
nal recently. An sudac,ollh youus thltf, vel
knownto tho police, MAS charged wiki having
stolen property su taa value OF reve.si poundi
trosu BI,op IN the ltua YlleJnss. Putting on ~
ho euolty otfored the Ingenious dofenso 'hut u
wss p&ss'a9 bY the stoD IN question HAoH u
aAw plauartlsd al orsr tha HfulawH that "ase.y'
thing inside maa TO 10 had FOR nothnG. "
t4eIeupon entescd. and, loading himself Wlse
ss.oa,.h.d ] i TO- a II hlm.sIi a ,'.ssusa M BY pocs.
nAu. Tho maglHtrAte dismissed tho caee. hal
administer e4 AktroDg caution 10 tho PRISONER q
beware of sunA Invitations 10 pIunder fo1 tat
future, telling him that ruch sdfelttseaivau
generally meant a per cunt OF tho selling ps1ce
, 1875-11-29

DosTos. Mass, Nov. 29,-Arrivod, the steamer
BATAVIA, from Liverpool.
NEW fonk. Nov. 2s.-ArTived. tho steAuara
Ceitto from Liverpool, lIor1nann from nren,en,
aud Acadia from Mediterranean ports.
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- KT970EHFSS.
HtfFtio. n. l., Nov. 93.--A woman aged TO-
namoi "llhctnirn Wcih. ras a,rc.cd tl,fs after
noosa' caafrod w4sh ,nurlesjas her stepson,
nerd II. tnissIng e!nco tho I'd inat. Tho
nod5 wa found ID M nid well on tho prrn,i1o.
"a . ntida esatc except tho shirt. 4 ct,aft, mud
o.!cs wn!E4tn woto at.aclloi to llis nccl. Prop
ottS M Hetoh0'nK to him mil rnyrr,i7E 10 her own
child in caso Ut ill slensll 10 tl,o uur1nne, ca,sn
, 1875-11-29

Made Mad by Hn Urduttfui Dnnphtefs
Tue Vallejo (Cal.) Chronicle tells lha segas
70 romantio marriage on tug.boat oa's'ao ,as
to young fksmss Ut urapd 1.land, desired Il, WI
tho daughter Of james Williams. Mr. William
and h!s vito objected. anA the 5oung coapIt!
etopad and ware married, .ss.atad. Tug usaa sa,:
parental releuti,n9 did uos follow. II y Tnot'
baooding over Dor daughters uudu!itai aes. sht
bsyAn to SHOW synptums Of RberfAtton of mind,
and auAlIy attempted to commit sai:lsto by eu:-
ting her throat viii razor. In this sha tailed.
Hhe was thon ssut 10 tlla Asyllna At etoeh!oss.
At l1st eho uceued to ua getting better. tu!
ahort tIu,s since sho began 1efuslng 10 sat su!|
tbloR, aud e.setually died. Tha funeral toaa
place u lilo YiatA lsat Saturday.
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THAT REV YORK COLLEGE ar MUSIC,
NEW YpnK, kpy. a8.-Mr. Rau.uss Ward, Of
this city, proposes TO establish . College of
Mnsio ia Central PARK aud to endoU 1t with f5,-
Ou0,U00
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sEtc..l f44pak.h to tn Chf.aao Tribune,
BY several dearoes at any thts season. Fort
hn'ly roporta 10 below zero, Fort NanQaN 10,
fankton u, and it III II below here aud grow.ug
sol1ar -.a
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,ng, With tic added reputation Of having reocbol
tuo,oc0 paopln in tic Elster ciIy. All this, tho
COMMITTEE felt. WA help 10 them. Yhsy
e'tY SHOULD kno" aliaL tho Muody aud Hankey
meetings would begin OIL Buu1ay, tho 9lst Of
sofenbef This fact wsH p!tutotl 10 enormoua
iss', u n'"n tho depo:-buiillns: and placarded
~ hHs:e posters npon the bulletin. .boar1n Of
! ! tno tisY aud ats Suburbs. Special auYertise-
mouta mers insolted in ai the psper4, which
.Eew cut c,ilhr'ai noticcs. Stfaot-csrs bers
,iS ,,s 'Ssplnng lcsend. THIS car runs dircc. to
THEM fersnt ,l,eir trutlifuIuess II their zeal h
psotdoso shs Eood canas. snd misguided pas-
ssnaeols aauefed IN cunss1unuce, although tho
rI,ae i,rs rssa r!t.t'ig an hour earlier .sn
ttIeir f.as' a.S' ,,.a Ien. ou thsl! way Aune 70
tnslr hands, which toad: "fou aro iuy,tsJ to
ATTEND the ,hio'dy and ynukey moetinrs tn-
1offo" 3st, ,, lhesa l.. dlhcardea papsrs ssresod
tnes.nat aa etsIss I'VE hasi'mn.leaves. Some IT.
temptea 10 neIp on l!!o eo0l Cause aud
FRoflT rHENsELsxB wiruAL.
'tTAo overflow from tho Moody .ss,knx ,,..t.
inHa #clcorne TO thu p. III, serT.on H.; - .s.sos-
ND soi In,"ss Of
your nyiuu books 1t tlB Aiuetitsu Iract t.ociser
for tho meetings" slight soncsya ~ h".,,!!
bug waa noticeable In few atyettlssu,aDts 'at ~
for instances, y Mesa[s r.. Moody sna haulo, srs ~
Ionua7 uost;" '' Esshseeush anssysss.,y u inn IN
Soo.l-l,as prsysf-AioInng -. Mr. ,Auody Nj, e
10 l.ylteA," 1T. Moody failed to appear a.
either Of tho abovs-uaned places, doubtless to
atta s4nkoy aEo coiuiaS, AID. til Consequence
---- i Co.. aiA,ktt street, are contian!us to
roll ---~ 4s,d ---- at their astoussliiHgly low
miceo." Agents wanted for Tho 1en-Csut
i'fe of Moo and sankuy," etc,, etc. tio n,u>s
huTc bseu vs1y dull Fellow indeed wLo fa!lesi
10 tca'lzo very tully that bloody aud sanAe,
HGta coming.
Sunday m4Eaing 4aHne0 with i dxeasy, dsix.
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TEMpLAa pFsEcnAr,f,u,

Soeeia{ DtahttH 10 TAf EHtcaan ITi6uns,
lHn1saAPoirs. Nor. as.--1'hid afternoon tho
communion sat Of 81. pa1ll's Cn.bc;lra) ,r,s a.o.
lin !rnn tho church. 1t was Talnod n: e:(o9.
, 1875-11-29

1tit'S sA:,h t1n 1sopr-;,nt,,,1,...,, q, =.
isecent Pron,inent r:vct,t. ", a XXI.
Cpunftvs AA AAte
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
CuETRADE PROSPECT.

The New York Co0msreiai Age re-
viewing the condition OF trade says that
numerous theories have been advanced TO
account for it, duilnesS. Reasoning has
been INDUCED in on all sides, without
abstraction, but that finally the only con-
clusion which has been unanimously
agreed upon is that business IS deprcss-
ed. Many have been prophesying re-
yivaI Of trade with the opening Of spring;
but neutrality-suspicious. have been blighted
Oh this score, because the spring we have
had SO far, has been unworthy of the
name. Spring with winters cold one
auy. and summers heat the next, is no
spring aat all, and those who. tondly
built up hope, on this foundation, have
been doomed to see them crushed.
But in spite of all these disappoint-
menLs that paper does not yield in de-
,psir. It saw that confident tone
among business men is becoming very
general, and that 81 turn in the long lane
Of adversely, Will come with absolute
certainty, with vast tracts Of fertile
land and CLINE which insurcs AN
..s,,,l.,,....,o,, ,..ri.,,. Of food snJ all
,-'-'......
known co"'r''ahc'' Tor '"' 'F"" POI IA
lion of our wares, why, it asks, should
,b.r. H.. b.rriar IN pro,-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SARE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
Il made to me as Trustee. by John Scott
and Eliza Scott his wife, in her own right,
and John Scott, Trustee for Eliza scott,
hearing date the Sth day Of February, 1872,
and recorded in the Clerks Otttce OF the
Connty Court OF Ohio county, West Viz
oinia- In deed OF trust book No. 4, pages
4D and 46l, I will, on
Saturday the I2th day OF June. 1873,
tronf door OF the Court House of ONO
county, sell at public auction. the north
halt OF lot numbered 81, situate on the east
side of Main street, between Mcclure mo"
3rN and Bank street now ith street. III
that part OF the city OF Wheeling known
as North Wheeling.
q. ". JEFFERs. Trustee.
w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
maVlli
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28

THE annual report of the Superinten-
dent of the portion of the National road
lying within this State, is printed in our
advertising columns this morning. This
report contains AL itemized statement Of
the manner in which every dollar which
has come into the superintendent
hands, has been expended-to whom
paid and, and for what purpose. Thi- Is
= clesn-handed way of doing business
which might be initiated by other pubic
officials without detriment TO public IN
terests.
The National road is in perfect order,
and affords Nh elegant drive for our cit
izen-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
HARPER'S FERRY.

The Washington Republican, of late
date ba. an article on the question of
what shall be done with the immense
and valuable water power at Harper's
Ferry saving that il has seen letters from
100, Eor.be,n rno,rtsotrrer. who
-. :
nave maze "PPlc"''oh " p"'''es III
Washington for water power privileges
There In each instance the object for
I..:-....l;-,....;,., ,,.... ,.;,.o, ,bo+ they
'''''' '''''
had hopes OF securing further Sou'h' "
better climate and superior commercial
OVID ,oi,er,I .dyo. ,sces It is said in
,,......,,,,,..,,, cold
TINS connections th"' ''' Wv '',
the property to private company,
-. f-,,n WASHINGTON. no have
"'0'''l -'0,.' -, .,u,,, s. soIo
never comp''eu Win '"o W. ''' "
\ Virginia paper therefore suggests tha'
the Government take the property again.
ro..oro,bo bpildinos and reestablish the
-, :. hin.
af"o'! "'" "'N''"'
that the large number oil mechahlcs
which will be employed will be of mate
-, a.. .,l,;,,. ord ,Ii, id.o
'i"' Oe'''ti' ~ '''s
the HePH1'cH" endorses aS ioiIo"''
There is real business ring about
that idea, md We heartily second Il.
The West hus Rock Island; the North
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
THE CONNELLSVILLE ROAD AND
CONNECTIONS.

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch of yes
,erday we notice that a meeting "f the
stockholders ofthe Pittsburgh and Con-
nellsville Railroad Company WAS held in
that city on Wednesday, in which 30
gl3 share, OF stock were represented in
person and 10y proxy. The object Of the
meeting was to consider and take action
upon the ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council Of Baltimore, relative to
the sale of Baltmorc's stock in said road
10 the Baltimore and Ohio.
BY the term of the ordinance this con-
punys second mortgage bonds held by
the city Of Baltimore amounting, princi-
pal and interest, TO about S2,GS7,O0O, are
sold to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company for the sum Of one million dol
lars, being about 30 per cent Of their par
value, and payment to be made in the
bonded obligations Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company, maturing in an
nual installments running until the year
1900.
The form of mortgage and agreement
proposed to be entered into by the Rail
road Company and the city of Baltimore
were readto the stock holders, and Il reso-
luton was adopted giving their assent to
The same,
Next there was considered the ques-
ton what would be done in relation to
the stock of the company owned 10y the
county OF Allegheny. The President
stated that the B. X O. road had made
proposition TO the commissioners
Of the sinking fund topurchasc for cash
the second mortgage bonds of the COM
panv owned BY the county, for 10 per
cent. Of their par value, which, if 0c.
cepted. will relieve the Pittsburgh and
Connellsville Railroad Company from its
embarrassmeutS, and will enable the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
without undue risk, to advance the further
means necessary toper.ect the Pittsburgh
and Conncllsvlllc Railroad and its con-
ueCtions.
From the tone Of the meeting, it may
reasonably be inferred that this PROPOSE
ton likewise will be effected and then
we may regard it as certainty that in
the proposed perfection Of the Pittsburgh
and Connellsville Road and its connec-
tions, the proposed extension Of the
Hempfcld from this city will be carried
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
Bad Behavior OF Charleston.

Governor Jacob and the Heads OF De-
partments, have taken up their residence
in Wheeling. Their removal from
Charleston was attended by circumstan-
rrs not TO be remembered TO the credit
of the people of that place while sober
second thought will award TO Governor
Jacob credit for sound judgment and dis
erection. 1t wa, the Governors duty to
iudgc Of the coustitutionality Of the act
for hi, own guide. Judge Smith in his
lettcr,ustatned him on that point. lie
dissolved the injunction, but gave oppo-
neut, nine days 10 make their appeal,
and required respect to the injunction 50
far. TINS could only affect the removal
OF the archiye, of the State, and in view
orthe excitement Governor Jacob waived
any ay, of force. and allowed the ar
chivc, to remain. This WAS an act Of
peace for which the Governor deserves
credit. Tho Charlc,toniuns to the con-
trurv. made asses of themselves, by the
exhibition of threats and bad temper,
firing cannon and venting personal
spleen. Charleston loses by the opera
-ParEcrsJvrg CW Item.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. IL will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi
umS 10 ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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y AS T. q ALL.
STANDARD VS.. BETHANY,
At THE
Eail. Grounds,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. m2S
PROPOSALS

NOR MACADAMIZING AND BOULD-
i cring.
sealed proposals will be received nj the
Office of the city Clerk until Thursday,
June 3, 1875, ut O'Clock p. NJ, for furnish
ing, breaking and spreading five l5l strings
Hard Rlue Limestone on Jacob street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
Also. for preparing road bed, furnishing
cobble stones and paving said street
Jacob with same from 10Th 10 Isth Streets
in accordance with plans and Sptclncb-
tionS on file in the office of the Guy clerk.
Proposals To be addressed To the Chair
man of the Committee ON streets ana
Alleys, and endorsed in accordance with
The character of the bid. The rignt 10 re-
iect any or all bids Is reserved.
CT COWAN,
my2S cha n Com. Streets and Alleys.
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News Row aud: Secretary De,ano.

Washington Cor. Cleveland Herald
The pillars Of the press have mostly
gone but here and there one Is left 10
speculate on Cabinet changes, 10 trown
down suppositious corruption, to pro
claim to a breathless world, like that
grandiloQuent Western orator, 81 smell
= rat | see him floating in the air! but
mark YOU, gentleman, l shall nip him IN
the budT OF that calibre SO far as We
can learn in Washington circles, are the
recent attacks on our Ohio Secretary
Delano. In his own Department, and
by the Presiden,t he is more than respect
ed; he is beloved
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
NOTICE
IoMerchants & Manufactures,

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
nm office at no. lj22 Nam street, for
the nurp0se OF posting and adjusting
books. collecting bills, copying, and other
Office work. Parties VINO do not wish to
carry n book-keeper can have their books
nosted M weekly, or Ottcncr il desired,
and the bills made ont and collected.
tehI= WM. II. ENGLISH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


- Expenditures of the Superintendent
of the Cumberland Road for the year end
ing April LIST, 1875:
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

S,-l STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
i%H Hall, west side of Market, between
-A 18th and 10th streets, in Bc,h =
Block. Also room az present occupied by
u. a. Wickham as an auction house.
Enquire OF ANlON IsEl MANN.
iapIk
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Trustees Sale.

Il made To me as Trustee OF Edward
Rouse and wife, bearing date the i,th Gay
of APRIL, \. D., 1867, and recorded IN BOOK
- and folio - OF the Office OF Recorder OF
0hio county, state OF West Virginia, !
will, on
Saturday. the 26th day Of June,
4 D.. 1875, at the front door OF the Court
HonSe OF said county, sell at public aGc-
lion, commencing AT O'Clock =. NJ the
following real estate, VIZ:
All that tract OF parcel OF land on wnlch
the said Rouse now resides, said premises
being situated in the said county OF ONO,
with exception of small part thcT"oI
which Is situated in the looming county
of Brooke, said premises BENG bounced
ming at a beach, corner 10 WI
liam Brady and John Snod9rasS,
thence north A. west 1850 poles To
sugar tree, thence y. 1. T.. 33 poles ia u
beach, corner TO said Brady, thence with
his line y. I6l4 W. % poles 10 a sugar anu
IRON wood stump, thence :. 37lg W. a.
poles to "A stake, thence :. 1O'2 +" 22'@ poles
10 stake, where poplar STOOD, thciic'
with Kimbcll'S line So T.. 10 Polrs l."
beach, thence =. IL W. 81 poles 10 stake,
near a hickory, thence =. y W. 3l]t poles
10 an elm down thence =. 49, " 20 poles
to a sugar ana two lynnS, thence :. = r.
49, poIeS To an iron wood, thence : lU'g
W. 4O% poles To IA stake; thence y. ~ W.
AZ poles to Short creek, thence up sald
creek with the several mcaHdtrS thereof
S3i3L polrs to sycamore AT the mouth of q
run, thence y. pa f.. 1872 poles 10 TWO
white walnutS, thence y. lUt4 l.. Is poles
to the beginning, containing Two hu!i"i"u
and eighty-twO and Onc-IOrth - y acres,
more or less, being the same tract 81 land
as was conveyed by William Brown and
wife 10 Edward Rouse, by deed bearing
date April 9Th, l-Jl.
Terms OF sale cash on day ofSac.
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FOR PITTSBURGH.

sT-@ REGULAR WHEELING
,L---. ~ and Pittsburgh packet NAL
t7c Raglan. ]. W. Williamson, Commander;
II. &. Caldwell. Clerk. leaves Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. at
& o'clock a. N. Freight received al the
wharf boat until y. III. every day.
mrlUh &. II. BOOTH CO., Agents.
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CACHEMIRE FINISH
Black Silks !

OF which we make Il Special
". These Silks are spun from
the finest and pureSt materi-
ais; are manufactured in
Lyons, and are woven by
skilled VvOrkmen, on looms
at their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom Silk Il
superiority over ali other
makes, for their richness and
durability. Prices as low as
i'm any city in the onion.
GEO. r. TAYLOR g. co.
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Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods

Now being opened embraces
all the newest styles and de-
signs in CameI'S Hair Suit
ingS, Plain COIOTed Silks,
Striped and Cheek Silks,
PIaId Black Grenadines,
Plain BLACK Grenadines,
Mexicana Grenadines, Side
Band Organizes, LOuisine
Check silks, Madras Cling
hams. Linen Suitings, with
EmbOs Linen trimmings to
match, SC, &c.
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u. :. THORNBCRGH,
mN2S superintendent.
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Forty = ears has tested ;hC value of
Dr. 4. -. EOdd'S Anii-BiiiiOu~ ana
Liver Pills.

sold by Druggists and Dealo IS every
yykaTp.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
QUEENS COUNTY YACHT CLUB.

The annual regatta of the Queens County Yacht Club
is appointed to take place tomorrow, the 9th inst
1t is open to all boats; restriction sail; time
allowance two minutes to the foot measured on the
line The entrance fee for the first class which
includes cabin sloop yachts is $5 for the second class
sloops rs feet long and upward, $4; third class all
sloops under 25 feet So All entries made under false
measurement be ruled out and the race to be sailed
under the Queens County Yacht Clubs rules The
start will be from anchorage imaginary line
from the east end of the club house platform Little
Baysde to stakeboat moored off below low water
lne to and past the Stepping Stones buoy leaving
the port side; thence to and around stake
boat moored off Charles McCennan's dock
City Island, passing the from leeward to
windward lin case the wind should be right aft leave
this stakeboat the port sde thence to and around
the Throggs Neck buoy, leaving the same the port
side and crossing the line again the starting
This to be sailed twice The prize for the
first class is solid silver goblet, suitably engraved
and pennant presented by the Queens County Yacht
Club For the second cass-Eirst boat, $50; second
boat SIS. Third class-First boat, $40; second boat
SO In addition the residents of Bayside will present
q handsome silk pennant bearing the inscription
'Queens County Regatta, 1876 y TO the boat hailing
from and belonging to Queens county irrespective Of
class, making the quickest time the course with
time allowance. The entries quite numerous and
the regatta should the weather prove favorable will be
very attractive and successful
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
ROWING AT BAYONNE.

Quite a large crowd of people gathered the boaS
house of the Bayonne Rowing Association yesterday
afternoon to witness the given in the sequel
The day fair the water in fine condition, and the
races rowed without accident The course was
from the club house stakeboat and return distance
two miles
The judges elected Messrs Spring and Els
WORTH Mr. Edward Humphreys, President OF the
Argonauta Club acting referee
FIRST RACE.
The first race between the gig Alpha and the
barge Bayonne The Aphas comprised the fol
lowing men,
G. W. Nettam, bow
W. T. Mclntire No. @
W. a. Jasper, No. g.
1. Van Buskrk stroke.
j. l. Beach, coxswain
seated -
g. S. Stitt bow
J. Cadmus, No
Z. Z. Shore, No 8
Thomas B. Nettam, stroke.
G. s. Boice, coxswain
Both crews shot OF at precisely the same moment;
but the gig Immediately after the shot rapidly
ahead leaving lapse oftwo boat lengths between IT and
the barge the end Of the FIRST bali mile This advan
tage the gig held up to the stakeboat but owing to a
clumsy turn the barge headed for home first but as
soon the gig fairly around she overlook the
barge lspped IT, passed it and the by two boat
lengths in l3n S1Ss, the second boat coming in
seconds later.
THE sscoND RACE.
The next contest was between Mr. Fred Spring Of the
Argonauta Club, of Bergen Point and Mr. Van Buskirk
Of the Bayonne Club; boats single shells Al the word
both boats shot OF in splendid style, and for little dis
tance the highly interesting and exciting
Van Buskrks long, and finished stroke how.
ever, soon began TO tell upon the nervous unsteady
that Spring was pulling much indeed, that Van
Bustirk had pointed his prov for home before Spring
easily in lam l2s, defeating his antagonist by at least
dozen lengths