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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-07

BY command of General Sherman
Z. ID. TOWNSEND, Adj't. Gen'1.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY MAY 81 ls76-TRIPLE sHEE

York Stock Exchange Rowing Club, Secretary and
Treasurer; O. l. Reeves. New York Rowing Club; r.
J.. Neville, OF the Nautilus H. W. Rockwell. Of the
DauntIess; G. Barrett, of the New York Athletic
Club The treasurers report showed that The amount
IN the treasury than sufficient TO cover the
present liabilities OF the ASSOCIATION, and II together
with tho reports OF the VARIOUS other committees. was
accepted rhs ATLANTA Club on application, was re-
admitted into tho ASSOCIATION. communication nom
Commodore Ferguson, Of the SchuyIk Navy declining
with thanks the offered position OF umpire IN the CON-
Ing 70 take place on the l7th prox was read
II then decided tender the position Of umpire
to one Of the following named eentlemen:-w r.
Hills, OF the Beaverwick Club, OF Albany; X :.
Bussing. Jr. OF the Nercd Club OF Brooklyn, and b.
Ives, OF tho New York stock Exchange Club.
The prizes In the coming regatta Will be a. folows:-
The grand challenge cup, value $500, and champion
coors Of association with presentation medals for
the vctors Of the ouroared the ladies' challenge
plate, value $400 with presentation medals tor the
winners the pairoa, cd race the diamond challenge
SOULS, value $500. with presentation medal Tor the
winner 0 tho single scul; medal for the junior SOULS
aud the coors association for the six Dared race
The prizes gotten up magnificent style, and the
medals and nags win be exhibition al Ladds' jewery
store No. 10 Wall street. alter the LIST OF June The
junior SOULS and the sx-oared are new additions
10 tho annual programme
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sPoRTsMENs CONVENTION.
GExEsEo. n. Y. Nav "a. 4

OkNESko, ~. H. may 20, 1910
TO day tho Nth day Of the sportsmcn's Convcn-
tion In the single trap Shoot fifteen single birds cach
the rst przo taken by A. Evcrshed, Of tho Gcue
SEQ club Of Irondcquot the second by Ed Loddcr OF
tho Onondags club OF Syracuse; the third by George
n Marsh, OF the Forester club OF Buffalo, and the
fourth by James Holloway, Of tho Central City club or
Sy 'acuse
The grand prize shoot Of the Livingston Sportsmen's
Association Club fifteen single rises, open all organ
clubs Of tho STATE members OF the State
ton 10 DO held by the cunning club each yoar IN trust
and to be accounted for to the New York State Assoca
ton 10 be shot Tor by MEMBERS residents OF tho county
in which the club is located, was won by the Audubon
Club, OF Buffalo
The Dean Richmond Cup contest, open TO all organ
lied State clubs members OF tho State Association,
and 10 become the property Of club tho cup DO
by that club three times and Is 10 be held by the
ming club each year trust DO accounted for TO the
State Association until It Is nnally won 10 be shot Tor
by three representatives from each club In accordance
with the rules OF the New York state Association
won by the Central City Club Of Syracuse.
The wind was very light tho weather hns and tho
attendance large
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MIR. MEIGs' CURIOUS BOAT.

Tho Shore road running along tho front OF the Sail
ors' Snug Harbor at New Brighton, s l., was pretty
well filled yesterday morning by old sailors and persons
curious to witness the trial trip OF the new yacht built
by Mr. Mcigs tho bank examiner at his house on the
island during the winter The yacht has tao huls run
ming parallel with each other placed twelve feet apart
Upon theui IS platform made OF pIanks, laid about
three inches apart The huls littc over two feet
beam and thirty feet long. The vessel carries sail
and b OF about the size used by an ordinary yacht Of
ten tons burden and has two ruddcrs worked by one
whccL For few weeks past Mr.. Mcgs has been put
ting the finishing touches to the vessel that he was
been launched Tho old tars christeued her "xcigs'
Folly;, Meigs called her the Meteor y and
expected TO fly over the waves at the rate Of thirty
hour. Yesterday, with party OF six aboard
including the captain, his crew and four invited
guests. who old sailors from the Harbor she be-
havcd WELL except in going about On a tack with
the lee boat under water and the spray coming up
through the deck she showed speed OF about four
teen knots. The old salts shore said trey could
have improved her wonderfully by altering her sails
making her breadth OF beam greater or setting her
mast further "aft;' but Mr. Megs, although shc did
not come up TO his expectations, was very well salts
fed Afer standing upon deck all day. as there was
no place 10 sit down, the invited ashore
hali-past i've O'Clock T. VI. condition described as
"nshcrmans luck" except that their par wcrc
wet from tho waist down. Notwithstanding their dis
agreeable condition and damp clothes the ardor Of their
praise 10 their fellow tars shore was not cooled
when they described her as "a hell OF n SALON.
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IMPORTED HORSES.
From she spirit Of the Times or ibis week

From The Spirit Of the Times Of this week.
Mr.. W. H. Wilson, tha indefatgabls proprietor OF
Abdalah Park cynthiana. KY, with view Of widen
ing his field of operations. heretofore confined TO the
trotting horse. purchased for the stud the English
racehorsc Cobham chestnut horse, 1870, by Macaron
dam Regnella, by King Tom, bred at Gotham stud,
and sold at the ycarng sale Of that establishment p
1871 for 1850 guineas. the equivalent American
currency present rates ofcxchangc Of nearly S. 700
Cobham Notwithstanding his rich breeding and capital
conformation, unfortunate racehorse after his
FORM but he has three good wins 10 hts
credit In other races he was better placed than other
good horses having finished ahead OF Doncastcr, win
OF the Derby and St Leger aud other cracks Un-
fortunately Gotham injured, and diod during
a gale mid ocean, and Mr.. Wilson lost valuable in
yestmcnt, and the American stud probably
Of the National line, the same gentleman
imported an Arabian English yearlng colt purchased
in Egypt. got by tho celebrated pure bred Arab sirc
and rscehorsc, Choueman, dam the English racing
marc Musk, by Newcourt He 10 very racnglike
yearlsng, solid bay with the high Arabian finish,
cellent limbs and feet and more sire than even the
half blood Arabs usually show, though up the
height Of American bred yearl:ng rncehorse This
colt green pasture, and will have his first
experience of one Kentucky blue grass II no meets
no accident transportation, yet he possesses capital
inst in nne heart and showed his delight at striking
frna. by flashing out with his hccls. With but
four days. iutcrmsson ut Liverpool he had thirty six
DAYS on the ocean between Alexandria. Egypt and
New York After few days rest he will be shipped
by rail 70 Cynthinna, KY.
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THE LIGHTNING TRAIN.

TH1 POST OFFICE AUTHonITIEs oRDKR A
Messrs Jarrett Palmer some days ago called upon
POSTMASTER James and offered to carry mail by their
train, which will leave this city Thursday next
and arrive the following Sunday San Francisco The
train will carry special edition OF Thursdays HERALD
to tho Pacific slope and large number OF copies will be
delivered along tho route In compliance with the rc-
quests OF newsdealers in tho cities towns
through which tbs train will pass in it, swift flight OF
eghtysix hours In relation the oer Of the cntor-
prisng managers OF the train, Mr.. James wrote the
Washington Post Once authorities for Instructions
He yesterday received the following reply .
Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT X. NJ s.,
wAsmrSGrox. D. c., Nay rs, 1876.
SAVIOUR letter OF the oath inst to the Postmaster
General asking authority to despatch mail by special
from New York to San Francisco, Cal, on Juno
J. has been referred TO this oincc
You authorized TO despatch these mails noted
In your ettor. Very respectfully,
THEO. n. VAIL, General Superintendent.
Immediately upon receipt Of this communication tho
Postmaster wrote the following epistle:-
Posr OFFICE, NEW YoRK CRY, N. Y
OrFcK OF THE POSTMASTER May 49, 1875
Mcssrs JARRETT PALx.R Booths Theatre, New
GExrLExES-Referring TO your request for special
mail TO be despatched by your Lightning Express for
San Francisco, Cal, Thursday next LIST OF June
NJ o'clock A. NJ, beg to inform you that am d..
rected by the department to comply Herewith will
therefore despatch mails 10 the following points as in.
dicatcd by you when at my ofiice-vix., Pittsburg
Chicago, Omaha Sacramento and San Francisco /
enclose herewith for your information copy OF letter
Of the mails in question. am, very respectfully
THOMAS l. JAMES, Postmaster.
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TESTING HER SPEED.

TRIAL TRIP or THE NEW STEAM TORPEDO BOAT
LIGHTNING AT NEwPoRr-FAsTEsT TIME EVER
MADE BIZ A CRAFT OF HKR SIZE.
NEwPoRT. r. l.. May 20. 1876.
The last ofhcial trial OF tho new torpedo boat
built by the Herrcshor Manufacturing Company, OF
BRISTOL took place under the supervision OF Lieutenant
G. A. Converse, United States Navy, one Of tho
instructors at the government torpedo station this
place. Wednesday. The trial satisfactory
one and the time that the boat made was SIMPLY in
credible and 1t not for its Official character tho
public would be 10th 10 believe the record that has
been made for her.
The distance from Ushcr's buoy at Bristol to
Bishops Rock buoy at this port and return is 20S
miles, and she made tho run down In 26m. and ass
Her return time over the same ground was 32m and
3Ss Total time. som. and ASS
The difference In time going up was occasioned by
the blowing OF OF the afer gauge above Bishops
Rock. Tho hole was plugged without stopping, and
the steam was kept up to eighty pounds In ordinary
steamers usually stopped, boilers cooled, &c,
before temporary repairs be The repairing
In this done while the engine was working
by order OF N G. Herreshou the gentleman who super
intended the putting together Of the famous Corliss
engine ut the Centennial Exhibition Philadelphia He
inspects all the engines which made by George H.
Corliss John B. HerreshoH, who ID blind, superin-
tended tho working Of the engine. ,t
The following is tho official time, as taken by Lieu
tenant Converse, and which has been forwarded to
WnshtnrtOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
SALE OF SHORT HORN STOCK.

CHICAGO H.. May 20, 1870
The Durham Lawn herd OF short horns, owned BY
Colonel Robert Holloway Of Alexis, Ill, was soid a.
auction yesterday ut Dexter Park Buyers were pres
ent from all parts OF the United States and Canada ana
the bidding was spirited. Sixty-hve head were sofa
and total Of ever SO, 900 realized.
Among the important sales were imported oxford
Beau Second, $asoo, to $. W. Jacobs, West Liberty
Iowa; Geneva Duchess Of Goodness, with bun
calf $500; London Duchess Fifteenth, -, go
Eleventh Belle Duchess OF Plumwoou,
Sao50; Fourth Tuberose, OF Brattleooro sso2o !;
Rose Of Sharon, Of Durham Lawn, $3.50 {;
Imperial Waterloo j. 81 1850; Countess Of Cornwall,
sls25 Roam Duchess Frost, OF Durham Lawn 81 800;
Roam Duchess Seventh. OF Auvcrgne, II, 700; koan
Tenth OF Auvcrgne. tl.700; Bright Eyes Eighth,
$l5o0; Imperial Golden Drop Second, 81, 500
The sales OF bulls also important Imported OK
ford Bean Second brought So. $780, Duke Of TheDano,
q, $50; Grand Ayidie, $1425; Ranger Prince, 1910
The average price for was 81 1Sd, and for bulls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
POSTAL NOTES.

The Postmaster yesterday received 100 900 900 Gen.
tenuial envelopes The stamps on these envelopes are
in tho shape Of pcstboy and train Of cars and tho
figures l77s and 1870. They printed both in rcd
and green
rho special agent Of the Post once received yes.er
day letter from Mr.. John Miller, Jr, complaining
that in the year 1885 he was swndled by Arm located
NJ No. Ito Broadway who sold him some sharcs in =
company called The Great Kansas Enterprisc.u Mr.
Miller invested $50 IN the called Enterprise and
received In return order for stock He has waited
twcnty-one years for some return and now calls the
Post Office Department to his assistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
CRICKET AND BASE BALL.

The first Of the Staten Island Cricket and Base
Ball Club viii open the Saturday, May q.
by game on their grounds IT Camp Washington with
tho Athletic Base Ball Club OF New York. The nine
this year consist OF Beavan catcher Sanford, pitcher;
Ducharme, first base; Dollard, second base; Hitch
cock third base James short stop; Rowe, lett field
Mckinley, centre field; WORTH right field.
On Decoration Day the Island Nine play tho St. Cloud
Club, OF Orange. N. J.
Tho Manhattan Cricket Club will play their ing
game on Decoration Day, Nay 80, at Prospect Park
Wicketa u III be pitched ~ one O'clock
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DE JoxGE-HERzoo On Thursday, May 25 at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents s. DE- Jokes TO
bLAScHk daughter Of > Herzog, az o. Ins CITY.
parents, in Brooklyn, Thursday, May 25 1875, BY
the Rev. NJ. Angelo Dougherty. Of Boston, Mass, j.
daughter Of John G. Ill., ESQ.,, OF the same place.
JoHSsoS-CoLIE. On the oath inst, at the Second
Presbyterian church East Orange. N j.. by the Rev.
j. +. banner. WILLIAM s. JOHNSON to ALyxrR D. !,
daughter Of Daniel r. Collie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --0n Wednesday, May ~ It
St Vincent de Paul church. by Rev Father Mcdowell
JEREMIAH O'SuLuvAN to MADELEINE O., daughter OF
Thomas Johnson, all of this city. M
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Iotai lou
The representative of the Seventh regiment pro-
tested against the Eighth regiments team. on tho
ground that Sergeant Murphy was non-commissioned
staff Officer but the protest was dsaowed by tho Ex-
ecutve Committee Complaint was also made by
members Of the Seventh because, In instance the
same men selected to represent two distinct
organisations tho mid-range match. The terms OF
this match provide that shall be open TO teams OF
Eve from any company, in the preceding match, or
any rifle cuD. Under these circumstances the Execu-
tive Committee decided that tbcy could prevent
team that happened to be members OF the Seventy
regiment appearing also accredited members OF
the Scottish American Rifle Club :
MID-RAyGE MATCH
the position any without arincial rest: rounds
Ave: those using military rifles shoot At 800 yards:
shoot at 700 yards second class targets in all cases
The prizes telescope worth $75, clock worth
$50 aud $40 cash. The winning teams, with their
scores, as follows:-
MIp-RAxGE MATCH
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EXCURSION TO ROCKAwAY.

inc FIRST trips BY the famous steamer Plymouth
Rock TO Rockaway Beach will take place tomorrow
afternoon and evening. The boat is in excellent trim,
having recently been renttod and reprinted. Ono Of
the most attractive features Of these pleasure
sions tho fact that the officers and crew to be
uniformed and In perfect discipline. with view to
the complete preservation Of order. Jarrett and
Palmer seem to DO determined that everything within
their power shall be done for the comfort and general
enjoyment of their passengers and nothing Is more
desirable than feeling OF security from annoyance by
undesirable parteS
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SEEING LIFE IN NEW YORK.

month ago Charles Powcllson, aged sixteen, .
clerk in the employ OF Mr. Thomas II. Farr, trimmings
merchant. At the OF Tenth and Market Streets
Philadelphia was sent to the bank TO deposit $685. Ho
made false entry In the bank book put money
his pocket ana lied TO this city he put up At the
Union Square Hotel and about seeing HE In New
York. When his money ran out he obtained employ
ment from kellogg 4 Co, Of No. Bockman street
Detective Ferris OF the Central ONCE, arrested him.
and on being arraigned At the Washington Place
Court yesterday he remanded 70 await the arrival
Of . PHILADELPHIA onccr.
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COUNTERFEIT SILVER COIN.

Yesterday young called at grocery store on
Fulton street, Brooklyn, and asked the bookkeeper to
let him have hve-dollar bill for silver. saying that
he desired to send the note away in a letter. The
grcenback handed him, in exchange for which he
gave hfty-cent pieces and bright II sub
sequontly discovered that the all counterfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
PREAKNESS AND STABLE COMPAN-
IONS

Tho Newmarket ''touts" haven't lost sight Of Mr. "
H. sanford's horses, and nearly every issue OF the
Londng sporting journals refers to them. The
from the Sportsman, 18th inst, and is as follows:
The American horses certainly improve in their work.
Pre- skncss went spinning by himself miles
II might triang objection, bns think he would
have appeared he cut
The Mate and Bay Final stripped and sent good
GALLON OF mile. These transatlantic horses grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

special meeting Of the Executive Committee OF tho
Harlem Regatta Association was held last evening At
Knicksrbocker Cottage, sixth avenue, near Twenty
eighth street, with all the members present,
President r. @. Brown, Of the Nassau Club,
IN tho chair. This committee IL composed
OF the following gentlemen -. T. Goodwin, OF tho
Codmbias. Wee President; G. Q. Peters, Of the New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

The racing at the West Side Park yesterday closed
the nrst week OF tho spring meeting The first race
was for prize Of 5000 Tor horses that never beat
$780, mile heats, best three In i've, in harness. Il
won by O. Dickermans bay geding Harry spanker.
whose time on the third heat was q 80. Tho second
was . running race between n Brady's bay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

william Cottrilrs b. h. Colonel NeIligan, years,
by Harry Of the West, dam Ernesiine l5a lbs
Joseph Donahues b. h. stanford, aged, by Bay
Dick, dam by Scythian, 15s lbs. 20
Time not taken.
Bottled At nrst jump and refused to proceed
WINNERS or NETTING.
As be estimated at this time the following
Is the list Of the winning and sres OF the meet
auw
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Tho Lccch Cup will be shot for ut hatpast ten this
morning. on the arrival OF the 9:35 A. NJ train from
New York. The distances Tor this match are 500 900
and 1000 yards This Is expected, will bring
gcthcr quite number OF the best marksmcn and cx.
hbit their best those who have been quietly pre-
pairing themselves for big events Tho "Patrick Henry
RiEc Match" VIII follow to-day, closing the present
mcclny
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geiding Dan O'conneli and the well known bay colt
Fleetwood, best two IN three. Tho race was won by
fleetwood. The following Is the
Summary.
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr RACE Purse OF 5000, tor
horses that beat 23o mile heats best three in
i've. IN harness
z. Dickcrmans b. K Harry spanker. 2
X Goodwin's b. &. Jericho. ......... .....
G. segraye's b e. Clotheslne.... ..........
Owners b. m Edith Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time, 235-a: 1872 :32-2 :36,,.
SAME DAr-SkcoxD RACE.-Purse OF 500. for run
ming horses, mile heats. bes, two in three, catch
weights.
Owners b. G Fleetwood. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ Brady's br {. Dan 0Conneil. .-..............
Time, 1;56z-l:52A.
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NEW YoRKr MA0rAR EoYsrl
ia GRASD srREEr. May ~, ls76
TO TIE Enron o. rHB HERALD
Please insert the enclosed list OF subscriptions in aid
Of the sufferers by the inundatons In Hungary. and
oolige respectfully yours, e. KLEIyMAN,
Secretary Of the United New York Hungarian So
cieties
frevlousv acknowledged. $63 90
New York; Magyar Egypt. - 90
Ungarischer Franen veFein. Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
Through Mr. d. A. Mayer:
d. A. Mayer. SIS; D. Guttmanu, SIS; Macy
Aayoo, SO; Ad. Kohn. $j................... Is 90
Through Mr. Francis korbay:-
Francis Korbay, $lO cash. So A. Hcgc-
witch, SIS; Baro Way Lenart, S.; Z. Susth,
$l0 cash, 81. 50 90
Through Mr. Frank Malocsay:-
". r., $40; Mrs W. T.. 50; d.. 81, s.; W.
Through Dr. viIlanyi:--
Or. vlianyi s.; Warrior, 81; Shilling. 81
kaser ST.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Through Miss Gabrielle Szigethy:-
T. Wlrth 81; Alex Chimn. s.; NJ Gut
weller, Soc Mandlinger. Soc; A Knapp,
50d; Miss Amy Schueslcr, Toe g. Saner,
81; A. Safer, ST. Gabrielle Szigethy, $2..... IL rs
Bibcr Lalos, 81; T. Newman, o0c s. H. In
nan, soc /; T. Pete. ST 5o............ 400
Net receipts from the concert. 15d 90
Total rs
We RENTED the above sum BY draft nom MessrA
HaIlrarien Co to the editor OF the Hov In Budapest
The committee OF the United Hungarian Societies
c. BARD0s, President
F. KLErSMAN. Secretary.
L CzIRJAK, Treasurer
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lexington Shfrey, Tom Uchlltrce. -, 80
thusl. Observation-Disclosures. 272s
Jonesboro' tCoronet) 400
Hurrah lChiqulta Burgoo). OPS
Dickens tUre Knob. $50
va1xhaii (yiator) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
haywood willie Burkel Observation-Disclosures. 600
Planet (Egypu. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Australian australian Joe Cernsl ............ 500
barry Of the West Colonel Nelliganl. AS
Concord (Piccoo). 400
War Dance (wariko Stampede). ................ $50
Kentucky (Freebooterl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Bay Dick Emma G. Oxmore Stanfordl ...... 2S5
King Lear (Rappahannockl ................... 200
Revolver Fraud Rcsoutel ..................... $50
Bulletin (Buctl Observation-Disclosures. 100
Lightning Tom O'NciD. 100
Narragansctt (WcaseD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
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breeze and strong ebb tide. Her average steam going
up not over 100 pounds.
Ensign A. l.. Case, United States Navy, son Of Rear
Admiral l. Case, took her tmo passed Usher
buoy. and Lieutenant A T. Cowdcn, United States
Navy, timed her as she passed Bishops Rock. There
were five persons board.
without doubt, she is tho fastest boat OF her size
ever built, she being but nftyeignt feet In length,
over all Thornycroft the celebrated launch builder
OF England. who builds one undcr sevcnty-1vo
feet long, has been able 70 have his boats
twenty-o miles 10 the hour. The governments
tract not call for boat that will make
teen miles an hour. She cost 5000, and TO Lieu
tenant Converse awarded the task Of officially
TO the specifications sent from Washington. She APP
propriately named Lightning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-03
nArLAEDS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Hsviug engaged fir: class Teacher, pro.
pose vp nj ( select s4hoo! for u limited n1m-
Der OF pupils, first session 10 begin Ism 81 Sep
..ml,.c and close lSsn Of jane. Cne lt,lsi!on IS
pie. ssu y hoiesomc G. easy OF Access, w.:h Al hpis-
cnru! church within walking distance. = pos,
iii y aId daily mail Not only VIII spocia! At
.ctign be pad 80 the mental and religious cu-
turc o. lne scholars but their physical culture
will be considered.
Mis- LUCY NELSON, the princlpa! Tescn-
er brings the highest testimonials Il: an in:truc-
trcss IN Latin French, Mathematics and the
hisncr English branches.
Miss b. y SMITH. Assistant
Miss tHX, Teacher o. Music.
Terms For session 0! nine months $3.50, bali
paya3!c in advance; the other half the irs. NJ
February. This Includes board, washing Eng
l,.h Tuition Music, with use OF Piano, French,
Latin and Mathematics
Referencc.-Rey. K. I. D>ris, Leesburg
Rev. y a kInsoving, Ha!i4x Couct House;
Rev ". NJ. Dame, > !:xsncriai hev. d.. Yin
n ode, kichm"nd 3, nop badly, Louisville.
Direct 80 Mr.. George carter Dnt!Hrds
I. O., LouaUun CO., Va. j. l9-cot /