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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

T1Ixix0ros, ILL.,, June 28.-Mr. Charles Luth-
CT, Of this town, wis accidently shot through tho
upper part Of the abdomen this morning by bis
Sun Fred. who drel In some bushes at a chicken
nu1 hit hLs father. FcHrAase entertained that tho
wound tuny prove tntnl. Mr. Luther ID prUtnl-
ncnt farmer, and Ia h,ghIy esteemed generally.
, 1877-06-29

CINCINNATI, juno :h.-James Gnrtner ahot ana
killed h,4 VITO u M eprly houF this evening.
Cnasr. lca]ouyy, GartuEF WA arrested.
, 1877-06-29
APPOINTMENTS FROM NEW YORK,

M WV kW%tlo lhQW W." SthNt
GOOD deal bns been said QEOut the number
of onnnfntrncnt. u, Ect,cro1 ,fEccx Y,on, Ohto.
" alpo'a'suH . W .'"A ou1.e' .4".a o"'o'
ano tue lolusIlca o1 thcae eonmcnla WIS Fc-
Gently demonstrated by statement showing
a.. nit ~. tn.ta,~si,,,, tns. ,h,,, to- u c,,o.
tAat oiuu nae eoHs'uesuo'S 'sse t!''' 'c' 4no
Il " o. HoFcFuulenL GiuceSt II lucse NfG ~ Uc
narre,ea out on rcoyraphfcnl linus. The allot-
..,,t T., xo,r yos4r cord morn yot-1v IN NIL, H.,
"'s'!s ~ 49," -" ~e ~ '' ~
suo,'f' Ua y,h aust ss eps
arai,,.. rn.sr thc ~ ,Ir,, and s,,o .vn,n.t
# a"n" ..,". ",ss.ss a.s..r 80.
~ .. ~ ,ar. .s.en a.n,.1oi1v S5a, c're ~
Ncw.Yrkcrs In the Departu,ents under his
control. lie Envc New York five full foreign
lss1ou'' one i!ait mission, me l,sst Secretary oI
leGnt1oh 10 FIX OK tc NEeAt fowelo III Lulope
aud one in chtua, teur Consuls-Gcnrr4l, and
,,u.,,,,.or, r,,,.,,ja Thts tic, ~ f,rnt,,,, ,,,
I"en19 "l'e So'Ho''' .u.s ''sA - io,eI" ~
oint'ncists from oiic etntc suggests tint poasi-
b!y TIC Democrats may b. alle to carry New
ioia octaausa 90 M''a1s t.es'1"'"a" solc'o "''
abroad IN the d'plomatac service. Secretary
....l., A1 -. ~ ~ ..,.,,',',.s,, .,..s..,
santaso VI NC" !oth' 10 Nv appoI''sM s'a.ee'1
w-Yorkcrs as clerks, half d dozcn Of whom.
trans cltnfs Tint .r. ~ nv mt th. nf&,,1pct1 ri
WIZ I'!o.. nas w., ~. ~,
speaking at hhpnazatu' VIZ suuloai 1nc n"n,ca ol
tho New tUrk appointments tuaile 0Y eI-8erre.
turv E,.,, 1i,nscif Ncw ynrknr.
t&1t rAaa'' n''ahe't Nv" = Ao'Aes'
s'At1 "1'A"5"@S'' . ux,,r,
chef Cle1k.'..... ..'...'+'..''..'.;s;h a; nrown
Chief Indexes. H. iIaawtl!
Gh!et cousulaf hnrean. ...''.'..''.';;A:,F r.: Mooa
Translator. ............-".....+l!:t L. Thomas
Clerk ...-....... '...'"'.......'1: L, nertan
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, 1877-06-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Css " HJra. NInEloWs soothing Syrup" foi
children whjlc teethtnr. II cures l5scntery md
diarravn, wind cole. aud regulates the bowels--
, 1877-06-29

To prrHcrrc your teeth and keep yous gums IN
healthy condition, you should uen DEKxAnp'H
GOLDEN DxsT1LAsx. It il for snla BY all drug
, 1877-06-29
UNIFIED STATES
4 Pei. Cent Loan.

CNDE1 AUTHORITY OF ! contract with the
AECitl:TAlS uF THE TREASURY,
TIlK CNNEfkSIGSED hereby Rive notice that
from TIL. date. aud until July 10. a.sh m. they al
rcreIrc subscriptions fur tho i FIR CENT FUnDs
E1s LOAN OF T'lAE frSiTEH ETSTt:a, Ia dc"
no,niaa.lo,s - ststcsl be!ov. AT PAR AND AC~
CltGEn tSTEikls4T IN GOLD GUN.
THE Il0NDS are redcenable nftsr 80 years from
Jnlr Ia77. aud carry interest frop that date raJlbo
quarterly. nnd exempt fsum tho payment Ut taxes
or dutici tha United States, as we'll ~ frum AaAon
IN furtu by Of undsr Stass. municipal Ut local az
ihertJ.
THE INTEREST on tho REGISTERED
TrKAsu,E1s OF T1iE UNITED srArEs
TO tho Of this hoder. anil mailed Ia hs address
Tho check payable IN presentation properly ndofs'
cd. ri tho oceA Of tho TREASURER ADD Az4tant frsass
ers Of tho Unitcd states.
UDSllA OF $50 anl aiUU. and 1tEGISTERED
STOCK In denominations Of a3U, 1lUU, soOu.
sl,UOU, s5,0uD, and et0.O0os
THE BONDS, bot,I COUPON and ItEl1Is-
TEltEl, will b ready Tor delivery july 1877.
FORMS W ArpLICArION vii, b. tsznta'ed
BY tho TrAsureF u Washington. tho AsstaAht Treaa-
urers a. lIotlsnuts. uoatOn Chicago. Cincinnati Haw
OrIcsnA New York. Philadelphia, st- Louis, md Ssa
Ftanc'sco md by lu Hsuoual lankR ard bankers sHa.
orally. This applications 'ist sptefy the amount aae
deposu!n asiona rsautrrd an for Registered sb<E tho
fuN h1ne and Ioat.Uadca address Ut tho pessoa ID
whom tho bonds saaa be mtIc psyatAe-
TWO PEK GENT OF tho purchase money rnust
accompany thu subscription. Tht remainder nay 10
paid the pcaauru of tho purchaser. either ~ t'ns OF
subscription o. Al any tnle psar " Oct IT, is7 with
Interest Mlaed u per cent 70 date Of payment
T]EK PAYMENTS uaay be uasdo In gold cola 70
The Treasurer OF tho unad ssstes II Washington. Or
Axtxtat TfeAsuruns 1t baltimore, los4uo Ctc&gu,
Cincinnati, New Ofleans, ehd It. loul4 and 70 she
Atts,aut Tscasusc1 At san Francseo. with a1caAnEu
| IN Ssv York. Of to eitaef Of The uodersixDcd.
|
, 1877-06-29

LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2H,-The crop reports orc
pfom[ssns ffotn I'LL parts Of the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

Mrs. Ii. Il. Allen respectfully in
forms tie citizens of Mexico and vi
cinitv, that she i prepared to cut
and make dresses in the latest styles,
Long experience enables her to guar
antee entire satisfaction. Patronage
solicited. Rooms at Hardin House,
Mexico. Nc. Att,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

Whereas. Mahaley Dudley by her deed
of trust dated September 7th, 1875. and
recorded in Book 81" page 3l9, in tia
Recorders office within and for Audrain
county, Missouri, conveyed to the under
signed trustee to secure the payment of a
note in s and deed of trust described, the
following described real estate to-wit;
East half OF lot nine t9l in survey eight
hundred and sixty three 1861, of Ladd's
ad !ition to Mexico.
And, whereas, said note is due and re-
mains unpaid, will at The request of the
holder of said note, and according to the
provisions expressed in said deco of trust,
l will on
THURSDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1877,
Sell said real estate for cash at the east
door of the court house, between the hours
of 8 o'clock a M, and 1 o'clock D. m, OF
the same day, to satisfy said note and costs
of executing said trust.
w, IL. KEENAN,, Trustee.
J n43-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

the reverse, and the Legislature of
that State was called together to pro-.
vide expressly for just such a case,
and SO was the Legislature of Yer.
mont. If there is anything settled
by the ad~judications of the highest
tribunals in England and America and
by the opinions of the most distin.
guished ~jurists it is that the election
of a person to an Office for which he
is disqualified is absolutely void, and
that he has nothing to resign.
Nh. Speaker, l have not time for
further comment upon the conduct of
these ~disgraced judges. Their adju-
dications have given the seyerest blow
to the hopes of the people of this
country that has been inflicted by all
other men combined. 1t has effect
ually destroyed all confidence in the
rectitude, impartiality, and integrity
OF one-third Of the Supreme Court.
With pure, upright, and independent
courts there is hope that we may sur
vive the venality Of politicians, the
patronage of the Executive, the pow
er Of the military, and even the cor
ruptions Of the baliot-box; but with
a Judiciary either awed by power, cor
rupted by bribery, submissive to par
ty domination, or Invested of the on
fidence of the people the last vestige
Of hope for the permanence and Sc
curity Of free institutions is oblitera-
ted forever. To these three men be-
long the inglorious distinction of
bringing disgrace upon our highest ju-
dicial tribunal and ,prostituting tie
functions of their eminent position to
the basest partisan purposes. / veri-
ly believe that their judgments as
members of the electoral commission
will be execrated by all fair-minded
and impartial men of this and future
generations and they,
Eiv ing. shall forfeit fair rsuown,
And, doubly dying. shall go do w
TO the vile dust from whence they
sprung,
Crwert. unhonored and uusung.
And, when all i'll this presence shall
be gathered to their fathers and the
impartial and scrutinizing historian
shall make up the record of the last
few years Of the first century of oul
national life and OF the first year OF
its second. he will write no more dis.
gushing chapter of Judicial partisan.
ship and of judicial prostitution thar
these three judges have written fol
themselves. 1t will he painful ano
deeply humiliating To portray the mis-.
deeds of Sherman, Of Delahay. O
Underwood, of BUsteed and of Dur.
rell, but truth and candor will com
pei him to TO say that Miller anC
Strong and Bradley have reared tt
themselves a still higher and more in.
glorious monument than they; anC
rs William Pitt kellogg hal his Dur
rell, so Rutherford B. Hay, bad hi
Bradley.
Mrs. Ii. Il. Allen respectful, in
forms tie citizens of Mexico and vi
entity, that she i prepared to Gu
and make dresses in the latest STYLES
Long experience enables her t o guar
Fl antee entire satisfaction. PatrOnar1
solicited. Rooms at Hardin House
Mexico. Nc. 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums o f$300. $500, $1,000, $4,000
and $40. 900 secured by good city and
Gasm property on three, five, and ten
q time.
.Appiy to JNo. p. CLARK u Son,
tst5neral land and loan agents.
Gaiee over Savings Bank, Me xico
Ma. 45.tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

Notwithstanding the presidential
4 complication people must have cheap
koots and shoes these hard times. 10
ar1eet the popular demand, n. Lack
iaAd will positively offer ms entire nnre
sock of boots and shoes, haas, caps
lad gloves at cost for 80 days. Read
advertisement, and go and see for
y,Ouroelf. oo-t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
AAIL F. .S..

-MxxIco PnSr,rFtcr.
sSsinsEtter. Ss@vel q 'Nr-.
GAie- ems. "a Sm to $ e.,
sfrs cn s,urday 'res' ~ re- to ! = N.
Mai. 10 II. Lnui- c',',t q - i'-+5 u. m.
smi. " .ai closed ~ g. ="
Might m,iis AL ci':ses - -. N.
Nail '.nni Futon aff'.- Il, i"a. M.
Nail er,.rs Kansas (3.v1 sri, III. " est
~ II. 10 q. ~. J.
Msil fHrs-kG 80 >h~ nns, ar
SeeeAK2 81 :. m.
: Yo.uar- Of Mexico az 'air county,
Ne Il nj calico fer y =" oays will be
amt ,e-tks Dead Letter rfios.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

\ F2LosrEG sALE.-We will offer our
20 seek of goods at cost and less
tnc nexI60 days. We want to
sss ffhe entire stock by that
as. ey~will close the entire stock
"a 70 any ole wishing to engage
oasisess.
.Aktf WOODWARD q ICONS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

MIR. j. Glandon's fresh stock of
cigars has just arrived and we can saw
without hesitation that he has the
best cigars we ever had thr pleasure
of smoking. Boys don't you forget
it. Red front Ringo block. No. 2 1-2
south Jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

The new Barber Shop, the only
ysSop in the city where you can get a
-1syst- class shave for 10 cents: also,
raxors and scissors sharpencd in good
-sfder. Dunn & McIlhinney, Tonso-
y rial artists. ou-t1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

f;o "a the new steam corn mill for
veur grinding. Highest prices PAID
f,s cori., rear of Cromwell House,
Mexico, Mo.
S6-tf WARREN FowLEs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

MRRIED.-On March 9TH at the
brides residence, MI. PliedyLecke, of
this city to Miss Matte O'Rear, Of
Moberly, by Elder Hardin, pastor of
the Christian church of this city.
Piled is n of the most social of our
young men and will be greatly missed
In his circle of friends. Piled here is
our Hds- may your life be one of un-
alleged happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08

For fine cigars and tobacco go see
Charles A. Parker in McKeans new
store, best cigars for 5 cents in Next
45-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-03-08
IF want Posters,

liz You want Posters.
If ia want Envelopes.
If you want Bill Heads,
IfNou want Statements,
sIf YOU wart Note Heats,
fffyou want Justices Blanks,
lf YOU want Auction iiliis,
III YOU want Calling Cares,
4, . want Business CARDS,
If you want Programmes,
tfyhu want Letter Heads,
if yau want Wedding Cards,
Il YOU want Invitation Cards,
IL you want Pamphlets,
ifvou want Job Printing of any
descriptions. done in a most satisfac'
tp., manner, you can satisfy your
A.snis by caling at Or addressing the
LEaasR, Mexico, Mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE DINAkR ~ NIX. robson.

LARGE ATFAIE-MR. BLAINE, GEN. FITZPATRICK And
MIR. siNNICKsoN rEEsENT-sEVELAL SPEECHES.
TRENTON, n. D., July 1.-The public dinner
rendered To George NJ Rob, by his friends IN New
jersey tins evening large grand affair. There
were about eighty guests mc.udlng besides many dsl'n
gusld men OF Lne state, James g. Blaine. Marc ana
number OF Senators and Rp escntatiyes III Congress
Gen Sewell was ~ tac head OF the management and
Thomas n. McCarter Of Newark PRESIDED. Toiss wee
drunk TO tna guest the President OF the United aie-
Gen Grant, the Congress Of Tie United States ETC. MI
Snnckson Member of Congcss, responded to The toast
"TDe President of the United states;' James c. Blame
40 that OF TIE Congress OF the United staes; and GEN
KIlpatrck to that OF 1.-THE Army and Navy"
Nj McCalter announced that this was not pontlca
ssstulia.e but simply Of a social character 10 wei
come hat k 10 New-Jcrbey an old -Iend
Mr. KobesOu spoke Tlncipa IN defence OF ms adIilh
istratiOn the navy, anu insisted that tLc
coud lion 81 the navy Dettcr now than ever
before. The administration OF Wmch ne We"
latcl, a part was deftn ded one whose ar'n
history would de nd and whose head hdd spent MS lac
m answering adverse eli csiu y uniform good conduct
lie dcui,d this occasion .ad any political Significance
He Was candidate Tor no Office. lie was p&iiy man
and believed ia ii party iJr pOltcal purposes.
mr. B.a!uc received Win tcat en- .husasln. lie
defended kcpuhllcauism especially as II WAS dunlhh
tered 10y Gen. Grant Inc protection oI Tue rights OF cur
zensLip IN every state the cardinal feature, ana
Government when did of Ter prot elton to ever! c
zon every state had no right 10 demand the allegiance
OF citizens. ,..
Notnng was said IN reference 10 the present Admus-
tratIun except by implication. The Maintenance OF the
pa ~ III Z was strongly urged. Con. hi amck spObc
amy, and dealt some h. 10 blows ~ TO it, present
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
4 PASTOA'S HERkSK.
THE REV. J. MILLER HAGEMAN AND The TROUBLE |
IN HE UNION TABERNACLE CHURCH OF BROOK

The REV. J. MILLER HAGEMAN AND THE TROUBLE
N HE UNION TABERNACLE CHURCH or BROOK
LYN.
rr, Rev. j. Miller Hageman is the nephew
o. r hey. Jonu Miller, OF New-eIsey, WHO Vas expelled
In ne Presby tean synod at New brunswick for pro-
mitigating Leletc; doctrine III reference TO the divinity
Of Jesus Christ TIe nephew also expelled In W
Jersey Tor lax COctrn,, and III 1874 went to Brooklyn
Eastern District 20 ci Of tie South FOurtL-st
T,sb,telian Cuurch, but, upon C1lmuati"n tne Long
h. and PIesOvtery used install Lii as PASTOR Is lie
had 10 Tega. letters dlSiu .ssal nom has iOfurf
eiarses Mr. Hast man theIeupOn founded the Union
Iau.racle noct,ty, winch COM Ostd iOsty OF cl-
DeIs WHO sccedcG the South tOurtAsticot Cnmch
A feW weeks ago dciINe stIuon, taxing some
what the same position tudt occupied by his Uncle ia
relation TO TIC saviour. The gave uCn O1csc u
some ld uicIDDcIs II Inc cong cStn, nut
al citing last Ibtus uaY me pastor as ssted
euuncating tie hac gwen Olelre 10
Lis opponents, stayed away from tue scINlcC Altcr
me pastor ltNCd those prrseut 10
vote on the question OF uSsJying The association, and
TINS InuOn vas carried 1ne con TCgdiCu then iOrArOd
a lew society, ana EraDkn Williams, one CT the Old
"a new board Oh IrIlstecs would be elected shortly.
Jne cd Board Trustees met al No IOI SJuth first
ttect last evening, hOldng tner regular monthly
needing. Elk OF TIE eight Trustees were pres
enL Iue action OF the pastor III dissOlying the
society was declared TO De Illegal. The wish
freely Pressed at tue pastor would resign, ue
had ,IOpOscd 70 Id !. resOiytd TO eject Mr..
Hageniau frIchds ffOIn the hall which they
have been wyIsbIpiug. The matter probably VIII DO
brought before courts Tue pastor SAID, last
Sunday evening, he was glad 20 he consdeIed her,c.
and nOpcd nye such. and be buiied III hercc's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
GEN. wATA,s MISSION IN WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, July 2-Gen. Mata, who is lii
Washington, says that the instructions OF tue
Mexican General on the Rio Graude are
that as the Government of Mexico cannot
allow foreign force the national territory with
out the cor sent OF the Congress Of the Unon and much
less tnat the SAID force shall exercise Of iu
sdcton as those expressed in the order Of the United
States War Department. that he viii repol force b. force
should tuc lslOD take place.
Gen. Mata says that Mexico is as peaceful as could
be expected after such revolution placed Gen. Dlz
IN the Presidential char, and lie ernphatcgy demes
the truth II the statement that his mission is to
negotiate the sale Of the five northern States Of
Mexico to the United States for hundred
million OF dollars less the amount Of claims against
Mexico growing out OF border raids lie says that
Government in Mexico watch would propose to ALLEVIATE
any portion of American Territory could stand a SINGLE
dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE MORGAN SCHOOL.
C0MMrNcEMnNT DAY Exl RCisEs.


CLINT n. Conn. June 29.-When Mr.. Charles
Morgan FIX ears ago bought hne tract OF land III
clocepat Of this village erected upon 1t and completely
furnished beeufdl scDoOl-nOuse, ard hen placed hy
sand dollars N the hands Of Board Of Trustees
endowment fund for SsuppOr the venerable phsntbro
mist did very wise tning Mr. Morgan has not lived III
Clinton for six years. but Win true Yankee adhesive
e. lie still loves the place OF his birth aud OF his bring
ing M To INN il seemed c0ulI prove his attachment
IA no better way by providing for the education Of
IT, eonle for all time % come. Tuat he has
u anpy proved b. entire success Ofthe institution
Ysterisv tie Gun commencement OF the school took
rlace through on an. day examinations IN the various
branches OF study going II tue several depart
nets and as the pupils range from little todders OF 1--WE
and s 10 men and ready 10 enter upon the battle
OF e il can easily be imagined that the examiners had
much % do.
The graduating exercises began in the evening al
o'clock The large ball Of tie schOo. h.ed to over
0owtng with the people Of the MANY Strangers be
ing also noticeable the stage charmingy trimmed
aud aee0rated band OF music aided tie entertainment
materially and al IL O'Clock precisely the execises-Oi
which the programme fOrllCws, were over:
rntrodu.tory Essay "MemOnes" Emma c. n urd Essay,
-nad,,g-" AIMS Mees Historical Essay AIce r. NI4u
nell Essay lie came NJ. Bradley Lssay III Might
AnuOuuo Ol prlcs for The year ,,, .s,..s.s
ssay IDOLS We Worship" with Naedctory Addresses
Presentation VI diplomas
The valeaictory wac an excellent one Alusions were
IDaue by escn OF The essdyis's 70 Vne u ,
M Alfred IIull, OF the trustees OF me school an
T9 NJ. one of the most piOBlncnt cltlbso VI tue io"h
I'D us death is deeply regretted. Tue evening Iouhd
very pleasant terinlrA i0n OF inc &c ~ W,so and
b., t"rpanv se,sratcd at q late hour in the hopes OF
GgaiD nIreung year behee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
p Q S T S G RI r +.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE us.
THE CONQUEST OF BULGARIA.

THR RAID TO TIHNOVA-RUsTCHUk TO BE INVESTED
LONDON, Tuesday. July 3, 1877.
The Daily Nerss Vienna despatch states that de-
tachments of COssacks have reached 1lTnova"
This seems more probable than The lines
report which indicated that Iirnoya had been
occupied in force according TO official Russian ac
counts the bridge whereby the heavy material nee
essary for large force advancing into the interior
could be transported, was only completed on sun
day night.
The Manchester Guardians Vienna dispatch says
Tnova was occupied after nine hours battle.
A dispatch dated SimnItza, Saturday, gays: The
Car, with his staff ia expected to remain IN TINS
vicinity only few days longer. He Will probably
draw nearer to Giurgevo for the purpose OF pushing
the reduction of Rustchuk, which Will be ne"
operation. Gen. SkObcleff's division of Cossacks 10
to be brokrn up into detachments, which are re-
specvely to be entrusted 10 the Czareyitch, Prince
Eugene of Leuchtenberg, and probably Archduke
Nicholas, the younger
1t is estimated upwards of 200 women and child
rem have been already killed by the bombardmcnt
of Rustchuk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
ENGLAND AND THE WAR.

LONDON, Tuesday, July 3, 1877.
The Times Paris correspondent reports that private
cipher TELEGRAM from a wclnformed source IN London
states that the English feet ordered to Besika Bay
after warm discussion in the Cabinet whether England
sh, lid not al the same time send land force OF 1000
LONDON, Tuesday July 3, 1877.
The Post (semi-ocaD announces prominently mat the
Mediterranean feet will shortly be largely reinforced
The 0ss Berlin special telegram asserts that ageheia
understanding with regard to certain eventuaiilcs has
been lately arrived between the Austrian and English
Governments
The Sandasd, in LEADING article, announces that the
Government ordered The fleet to proceed immediately 10
Besika bay as a measure of ordinary prccauiiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
REGATTA OF THE sEAwANHAKA YACHT CLUB
The Seawanhaka Yacht Club will hold its

REGATTA OF Tile EEANANnAEA A. III 'llI'-
The Seawanhaka Yacht Club will hold its
sixth annual regatta tomorrow Long island Sound
Il starting place being Oyster Bay. promises to be
the event OF yachting season, many q d." Wet
known fast yachts entered, aud IN eEc lisS ' re
Will be "A matcn The : aw3nhdka Cius,
though credited 10 oyster Bay, Simply hH-
lis Headquarters there. aud IL practically . Now
York club. Tie aim OF lis membcis has been
To promote scamanship, and 10 this In one
the large entry for tins regatta. The yachts VIII b.
divided into classes, with valuable prZ" iOr the
v nners in each class Tie for tue scnOOnors ana
cabin sloops will be- across gLary line betwcc
Hog Island and the club boat, to and around Gators
Neck buoy, aud abound Shppan buoy. thence around
atnecOck UuOy back home. For open soOpa the course
ia from point TO aud around oyds' Neck buoy
around buoy No. - Middle Ground back 20 stake boat
going twice around the course
The following are the entries: Soh0Oners-Idler and
Palmer. Frst-cass sluop--VislOu aud Arrow. S.cOnd
class slooDs- Wiusume aud Scncner. fifsclass open
boats-Dafc Devil and Wn I. Lee. SecOndclass open
boit--Medora, Meteor MignOu May anJ Wait. Toe
catamaran Fairy belonging To Charles T. Willis.
has also entered to test her speed, but will
not cpmpete for prize. She Is tweniy-riX feet
long and fteei feet beam The Dare DrvIl and VIM. A.
Lee ere matched at sing SIN last week when the former
was defeated. IL stated that considerable money f.
wagered on the Of the aud IN favor Of
the Dare Devil or the Oher boats most OF them have al
ready won ecOrd los speed. The Mcora and WinSome
which both new boats, are said to be very fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
UNSAFE BUILDINGS TO BE TORN DOWN.

Deputy Superintcndon Dudley, OF the Build
ing department, has examlhed l- foundations Of the
fallen tenement houses IN East 0cuiy Third st. and also
those Of the adac, nc i,pCrs To the supern
tendenl follows: Inc iounGa'.on1 Of Nos. $40,
342 S4l, $40 nd 34s, Of stone, ana
% inches thick. The upper walls are Of
brick and IL inches thick. The builder had
.tlctrd the IOinGatiODs oil Fat stone, ald on edse
ad lad nod In the ~th small stones and rub.
ll.n No tie, ca building stone, had boon put through
lie wall mortar bad been made Oi loan. mixed
win very hide lime. 1luJe mad icduced the
ols ana the small amount Of lle therein consequently
nd no adhesive quaty. III nee the walls split opcu.
eful eIamiuat the houses still standing showed
All "a be Ia vriy unsafe condition, and IL was recon-
uended tLat they snould all be- torn down. Tue owners,
tuereoie we've LNcu nOhoc yestfuay aftelnOOn aud re-
tueo Inlnedt e alis " "a That all the cOnd, mned build
iuvs Nos $40 3l6 AID 34o, SHOULD be- removed