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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
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ARCHERY AND TENNIS.
LADIES ENJOYING OUTDOOR SPORTS AT CAMP
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON
II was with charming audaclty III the lace
Of te mining air that the New-rchton damscl ariye
H. rsef Yesterday in lne linen and played Diana on tEe
picturesque grounds Of Camp Washington The " open
in day. Of the Ladies' Club for Outdoor Sports was the
attraction The cGb organized two weeks ago, and
ifs name explains ~ mission Mrs Robert L. Robinson
is President, aud MIS- John G. Dale, Nice-Presiden'
while 60 or 20 Young ladies have become members The
Staten Island Cricket Cub has olcred the use OF ITS
grounds every Friday.
The ladies present were numerous and attractive
Among them were the Misses Mcigs, Roosevelt, west
and Nichols OF staten Island, and the Misses Dnncal
sprou,es Hamilton Wolf and Hubbard of tiis city
among the gentlemen were George william Curtis
Dwight Townsend. and cx-Marshal Fiske 1t was pleas
crasned the bow ana Shot of the target The rcs
laty then rtreat tO the cOnmodious tents llat III
yed Sucu also noteworthy. AZ q fhc thc
best looking girls were the poorest Wa:ksWOnc Mhc
WIS "A fore conclusion, considering that ca'h pu
more attention to her beau than to her bow.
Lawn tennis attracted much attention, and tie many
cOiorcd groups here and there N the " courts Wtl'
pleasing feature the day. Many ladies evnccd con
siderable skill doing very casy things ana III lhc
game -! the craCCs" beyond the pale o Criticism
But It was Aunt sally that took the crowd by storm
A wooden efiiey had clay pipe inserted IN IL mouth
The game was knock Ou The pipe hy throwing mort
stlrks pastime thoroughly criJycJ by all lhr shOts
were as remarkable as the tifp7. George WnE9m Cur
It's said IA. had "more successful piGt-ial ms
Those VINO were listening to The music OF tie 81 Az
tilery bdId watching tne yachts OF tEe brOOKlyh
Club fell 10 CrUuU"t.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
,xpIcyArlox OVER THE BLOOD FAILURE.

BOSTON. June I2.-Ihe FichJWg Sentnd
static. that considerable INDIGNATION prevails in that city
1oward MI Blood because Of feeling that he has not
dealt fairy with his creditors and friends The etate
mert of his liabilities 10 the principal Fitchburg c~d
tors is grossly incorrect OF $4,000 put down as due
the Fitchburg Hayugs Ban only Sl22.5Oo is personal
10 him. ard much OF this Is secured by coat"r's, mort
cages and guarantees Instead of owing 600 to the
Worcester North Savings Institution, his liabilities
there are only $1,000, and that surety
on notes for winch there is ample security
iu c share Of collacralS. He does not owe tic ltch
hurc Nati6nal Bank a dollar and rs 10 SS-600 pat
down az duc the WachuscIs National Bank 1t u as
serted bv hc managers that there Is not over $1,000
which is not secured. He does not owe the NorborO
Bank So 800, blt is indorscr paper to hhf that
amouut Walter HAYWOOD asserts that instead OF hr
Blood owing him S1 900, Nj Blood does not owe HIM
dollar. ON the other hand persons who clam to be
creditors 10 the a,nount Of $4,000 and to the
amount Of 900 are entirely ignored. well a. small
creditors The StHc says The dtpositos IN the banks
above named need not have the Il ast alarm.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
PRESIDENT HAYES NEw-ENGLAND TRIP.

B0sTOy. june 12.-GOv. Rice has received
assurances that President Havcs will reach Boston on
the 2Gh inst and will remain IN the city two days. vis
itlnc Harvard College Commencement on Wednesday.
and going to Providence on Thur day. The Governors
p,iyatc secretary viii start for Washington THIS evening
for tne purpose Of consult with The President u has
been decided to ~ out the entire militia bat enough
Will he ordered out to give The Presldcn, suitable wei
come.
CoNCoHD. v H., June 12.-In the Ncw-iIaWpshire
House Of Representatives today Joint resolution was
uqssad inviting President Hayes 20 yi, Concord his
massage through the STATE from Boston 20 Vermont
duIus thc present month, and q committee Of three
Senators AMI ten Representatives were appointed TO
carry the resolution into elect
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam &C.. Noon. .75'. 3p M, 7l' Midnight o|'
uignest during Inc day, 10. IDweNoof'
Average, 65is,. same day. 1876, cS'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Iynb 1rcyy, HoL,I-Sepator Joseph +. Mcdonald
Of Ineans senator Theodore Randolph and exG9y Jos
Parker New Jersey, the Hon chester w ChaPn ~
chuse;fs A J. Drexei Phade pha Gov John r. HaITab'
of T,nnsvlVania Gen Rufus Ingalls,, u = Army ,uRe "a
GRAY of Elmira Canal CouimisslOur e. n Waiiul oi i
n s. John smyh Of Albany aud ex t y1I r.
Pbips of Missouri Nctr. IOrk Hofet-Senaior WlHani
pintnrv Wbye of Maryland Brer00n HDuSe-NlscOnut
parker Of England Gen a. a. Humphroys T. - army
TJo,sI General Charles = larchn J
Albany senator d. John Of Newburgh and Gen T. NJ
n YoiIug oil GEORGIA Windsor ifO-Senatoi Algernoh D.
PADDOCK OF Nebraska and Rufus H. KING OF Albany
Uesfmistsr HOtei-SecIeiary o 5taty Joh1 BG.lo"
,ufon man J. g. Abbott Of BJst1 JOln
Newell General Manager Of the Lake shore ana miolngi
Southern Railroad and Fitz John Porter De'n0r~
JTCtI-C Otnnander Henry Is. seeiy T. = Navy nsnypVI
f UoL Congressman r. j. Quinn of Albany 81 chOds
% ,ti CAM lanes B Tais OF st 81 James Hotel
Gen Thomas j. Haines and Gen Joseph H. Potter y -
Army ogInan Warner Miller oi lseitineI N -
and Major G. carlton. T. =. Army. GHsey houSe-uen W.
j. Magee OF schuyler County. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
A"nrREcr INSULT TO BRYAN REILLY

The Aldermen yesterday referred petition from
Charles H. Grmley practical Aeronaut" for appropS
$500 for balloon ascensonfrom Unonsquare on the
Fourth Of July Aldermen Bryan eilys resolution that
public permitted to keep their trucks and
public squares aud Sins the North aud East Rivers
p. M aud m referred TO the Committee
Docks resolution authorize the Commissioner Of Public
suspend Coon water privileges 10 prevent waste
laid proposition 10 appropriate $4,000 for the
celebration Of the Fourth Of July ad on the table An
invitation the opening the East River Park al
Eghtyonrt st to day accepted report OF The Com
miftae Railroads favor OF permitting the second Thic.
Eightave Railroads the steam car on their
roads experiment committed IN order 20 give
other opportunity 10 apply for the privilege.
The Commissioner OF Public WORKS authorized 10 build
the dog pound az siNenthsL, East River Cro9n water
mains IL inches Ia diameter directed 10 be laid m der
from Canalst 10 ightht, Hd IN CrOshyst between
Howard and III, motion To take fom the Nfn
Of Benamn Marks against
te Aldermen granting permission Tor stand
sidewalk front Of his property aud to refer II 70 the
committee, strongly opposed ~ Alderman Reilly,
Chairman the Committee streets lie sad ne should
consider "diIect nsu aud wOnd not serve on the com
mttee hereafter lie had had pefpnal alteration about TIE
with Nj Marks, hO had Threatened 10 have the AZ
dermen ndcte he Board however by vote Oh ~ 70
agreed 10 the motion.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
REGATTA OF THE BROOKLYN YACHTS.


PRIZES WON By TIE COMET, ARROW sCAEMEi, AND
SUSIE :.
The twentieth annual regatta of the Brook
Iyn Yacht Clab took pasc yesterday and the entries
included several prominent yachts. There "ore the
echOoners Eseie, Comet Lonsl, ana The soop- arrow
Niautc Kate, Lizzie L., Schcmtr, Wan. l. Lee, aGd susie
s The Arrow Is recognized a. one OF hc fastest yachts
IN he world and yesterdays SAILING did not dspel this
BELIEF sae was first everywhere. The Madeleine, be-
longing 10 Commodore Dckerson. was entered Tor the
race she found 10 leak. aud h was Necessary TO
dock her. The Lee and susie = were matched against
ca other by their owners loF $500 SIDE as was 10
be the last day that Mr. Chcevcr 10 keep the Lee in
racing trim This between Two boats of the same
cs ami and so evenly matched added seat interest To
the REGATTA and although The Lee was beaten by the
Susie = b.; minute and II seconds. Mr CheeVer Is siLl
inclined 10 race against the susie . 40 ans tine III work
ng rie or with any other boat Of her size m the world
The wind was moderate from the soath-Tcs, and Tie
tide was The first Of the ebb. The reattd committee
with the Judges and party Of friends, followed the
yachts around the entire course in the steamcr william
Fletcher while the Americus carried inc club and Their
friends The course Tor the schO0ueis ana D. stclass
e!Oops was from The .takc-boa Mchotcc oh Bay ihs'
L. staheb0at dt Buoy No ~ 5Duth-N,S' ehl, uoHc'
10 tno sandy HOOK Lghtsp and return to nome STAKE
boat For the sccondeiass soop, te 'onfse Wds iiom
The point a. the others l"uiu buvY y" "un'S
around tie outer bar bu0V III 6contAs thailt, ara
Iloy aud retained home lie usual cidb prize Was
awarded The winning yacht ln cath ca - ahd ING nag
oihCtrs lrlZe was d"tuueu W ''0 s0'0 '"'' " N''
ass . d. ,.-
Tine VIM T. Lee the first 10 cross the me hot re-
turned 80 gct a closer start VIII Itf c0hit' thc
Susie Tho Kate Was therefore the hrst boat officially
tuned t. cross. lI.34:J2. followed ~ me Ist it'
Lizzie l.. Louisa, Arrow, Comct ocLflnef V" j. lee
Mamie aud suse s. last. Iue Estee, in crossing tie
hne barely escaped lOul Oh ID, inner sitLc-boa ihe
couIs down bag tack aud taca, aEl thc AfIOW
cre into position beiOIe reaching iol NadsWorlh
and fun hali-nile ahead OF ;Ae Lizzie L. WL. b was
second boat, Kate Third, ~. i lie. icuilh 7chehcf
nth Comet, &, Estee Mantle. ana uisd OnOW
1ug Tie Arrow Was sailing closer tAe wind Ot two
4.lfg :.
I.uiiv Oh AtI competitor, aNd worked az % The WIND
war, ANA turned the spit, being / minute and
D. seconds ahead Of the Lee. wien she went of
Lefore tlrnni with sails wing aHd wing. The cata-
Ipsg John Gi pin, followed closely behind The Lee ap
~, 10 be caIi NJ gTouui ell uy. lac Arrow was
not ouy eadng ali the otef scis al Buoy No. SIG Jut
was actually 10 minutes ahead o. tAe comietof
a. her cs aua Lad gained over blhutce on ihc Man
liz Afler rounding he Spit, all Dnt the t!nla-cass
sl,o, went o on fe sarbOard tack ana SCI tht Jb top
ne nm 1uf 10 tn Ightshr rr,t. 3D. making long
ia's. mo Arrow sull manl-u.ed hCr lead rounding
tlt n,ltsbip at Z:2S:O5, followed al Aoo'0o .! INC
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Comet with the well-known yachtman BIZ Els
worth al the wheel The Mantle was next AT 2:oo
After rounding the Iightship the yaehts squared away
for home under full spread OF canvas Tue seconu-
class slOOTs whose outer turning point was at Gcunc
Channel buoy rounded in the following order; Llzze L.
a 2:O1:20 ana the schooner at 2:02Co About ocuyk
the wind nearly died ou and the yachts passcd nsue
Sandy Hook they simply drtcd up win the hooI lile
The wind freshened little toward sundown ana seul
the Yachts along a little faster The Lee ana susie .
kent on their ecu toward home. the Lee passing aea
aud reaching home AT 3:l9;50. but losing the rce py
minute and second actual time and minute ahi Il
seconds by allowance The Susie 8 thus wins inc race
i'm her class and also the 1900 wagered on her The At
row made the 40mile III hoErs, minutes ana
AZ seconds the quickest time made, and won III her
class The Comet was declared the winning schooner
The schemer was the winner in her class The following
is the table Of start nish actual and corrected tme
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB RACE.

TNCIIING REGATTA AN1lClPAIfD-IhE bNihir'
Great activity and much confusion are found
al the rooms of the NewYOrk Yacht Club, at Madison
ave and Twenty-sevenhst. owing to preparations lor
the annual regatta, which takes place tomorrow one
of the memheIs remarked yesterday: g We are DONG
some pretty hot work here. hui il viii repay us IN the
end this will he OF the finest regatas the cuO mas
ever had The entries closed yesterday mornYr Inc
regatta will be sailed according to tie reguaCns "i the
club and with time allowances The start VIII hc nyihg
one and the time of each yacht will he ta' N as She
passes between the former clubhouse at staetOn ana
the Judges steamer which will be anchored abreast o
the clubhouse. For a preparatory signal one gun
will he fred ten minutes later, for the
start second gun viii he fred 10 minutes aferward
third gun will be fred, and the time OF the nhs o ,s
gun Will taken as the time Of any yacht staring
thereafter The course ii he from the starting point
n above to buoy No TO- on the southwest SPIT thehce
to the sandy Hook ghtship aud return over the same
canr.c william KrcbS, c. L. Haight, and ChaIles II.
Scl,s,s are the regatta committee There VIII ne hVe
prizes offered club. one for keel schoonets one
for hrsclss center board schOoners measuring 'ooV
cubic feet ana oven. for socondclass ceneIpOl
schoontfs Ineasurng less than 1000 cunc fcct one LOT
firstciass sloops measuring 20cO cubic feet ana 9Vl
one second class slOOps Cncasulng less IMAM -'ooo
cubic feeu. Inc following are the entries:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

SCRANTON, Penn. June 12.-Shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon Paynaster Bessen of the Della
ware Lachawaina and Western Railroad Company, to-
gether with Ms assistant, Capt. Calling while their
way pay e miners 81 the Brsbin Colh,ry In the out
skirts Of the city, attacked by two masked robbers
whose evident intention 20 rob and murder them.
The payuastcT and his assistant iu "a buggy ard
had IN their possession over $1,000 The attack
made al a.crOsug short distance nom the mine, agd
the hielWaym,H without Uttcng word, dr y their
lcVoIyeTs and gcd, w1uudnE Capt CGrlng slightly. Mr.
Berso Irned The nIe, and the robbers fled iu the
direction o the woods Great excitement prevailed here
in the afternoon thc Mayor and police IN search OF
tle Would-be nmIderers aud reward OF $500 hie eu
on, RED by the company Tor their apprcn No trace
OF he had been dfscOyeTCf up 20 late hour tonight
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE SITUATION AT THE COAL MINES.

PoTTsvILLE Penn, June 12.-At Lansford
this evening Is understood there will be- reduction
In the miners wages during the pr month,
pectel and u Is Thought the men will resume work on
Tfu~sd4v Tire notice Of reduction ~ wages amounting
-. per cent only apple 10 DE- khuicr- ana mcrnau
les employed III The coal company shops 40 that place.
SCRANTON Penn, june 1.-THE D.lawarc, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad has posted mp ths
city of ten per reduction 10 The wages OF nnecrs
and nreinen to take place Ou the 18th ust.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
SECRETARY rHoMpsoN AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-Secrctary Thomp-
son. WITH the gentlemen ACCOMPANYING him from Wash
ington arrived here THE afternoon. and stopping at
the Continental Hotel. lie visited by President
scott 0f the Pennsylvania Railroad soon after hsariya
Tomorrow morning az o'clock the Secretary will yisIt
the League Island navy Yard and ia the afternoon viii
leave tor Ncw-Yorl To inspect the Brpayn Naty-Yard
He VIII return tO Washington on Saturday going 10
further Than NpW-iOrk
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE FIRE RECORD.

FURTHER LOSSES BY THE GALVESTON FIRE
GALVESTON, Texas, June 1.-THE following
are adit oua losse- bv companies in Friday r
fire: Scottish CoIuncgcIal Insurance Company. Glas-
cow Sj5.3GO; Firomcns I'md Insurance COMPANY, Cal
iloiuia, $37 900; s. Paul Fire and Aasue Insurance
Company. st. Paul $4,000; Niagara fre Insurance
Company. Now YORK. $4,000; Home Insurance Com.
uapv Ncw-Yurk Se1 600: Ncw-NoIk Underwriters
Agency. composed 90 the GcrmIni6 and Hanover In
sl.r:uco Com panes, S2O,jOU each IOtt, sos 400.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
TIE MILLION FOR TIE coMMopoREs FRIENDS.

THE MILLION FOR THE C0MMODoREs FRIENDS.
"What has become of the million dollars
left by Commodore Vanderbilt for distribution among
his old frendsp is question that Is often asked and
which few people able to answer. An old friend of
the family sad ThlBUSE reporter that In recent
conyeaaOn with one Oi the heirs 10 stated that the
Cnmmodpre-probaDy anticipating some trouble over
the settlement Of tne wfl-lcft special Instructions
To have the matter kept profound secret until every
BODY was satisfied Win his or her porD II. For this
reason no mention is ever made of the matter He
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCsCo, Cal, June PA dispatch
from Los Angeles states tnat volcanic eruption oc
CURED III the mountains opposite Flowing Well Station
on the Southern Pacific Railroad abou 90 miles from
Yuma at a. m. yesterday. IL was preceded Icy violent
dense volume Of smone ana Luge BLACK and broken bowl
ders were observed to Issue nom tie mouniI!a II con-
tiuuci ia an aguye statc ali day but became nearly
massive "A 4 NlshtiHl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June PA dispatch from
Lorpoc Santa Barbara Comfy says an extensive fire is
racing IN that vicinity. Many miles square have been
burned over and and grain crops have been de
stroved Large numbers cattle have also been
taken by the flames great dca Of stock will have TO
be destroyed owing TO the destruction Of forage.
A Los Angeles dispatch that great forest fires are
raging I'm The mountains west OF That CITY, extending
down the plains Details arewanug, Dut II y known
that many AOinescad~ been destroyed, and large
amount OF hay, lumber. and O;her property burncu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE RPITIsU COTTON TRADE.

LoYDoN, June 13.-At a meeting of the cot
ton SINNERS a Oldham II was decided in consequence
OF the bad state Of business TO issue circulars 50 that te
opnions OF the whole trade might ne asccrtaned aud
tgoirds agree short time the working hours will be
reduced 10 four days per week.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE MONTENEGRO WAR.

The Standards telegram from Ostrok, Mon
dav Saws the invasion OF Wassoeyic by the Turks IL
making procress the Montenegrin forces there Dehg
only three battaons and the Turks having 10 batos
of regulars advancing via Berain from the servan IRON
tier and body of rreguars coming from Guslne' H Is
rumorcd they intend passing by way OF Br0briak, 10
assist in the relief 0f Ncsic, The tOta lOsSeS Vi Se
man Pasha at Krstaz are estimated al 4,oOo.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE TURKS DlSTRUSTFUL OF GREECE.
LONDON Wednesday, June l3 1871

The Porte il uneasy regarding Greece.
s,lyct Pasha has questioned the Greek Minister al Ton
sautiuople concerning the intentions oi the ne" cO'i
ton Cabinet The Minister'S reply was not very reassuT
ing
He said he had knowledge OF any hostile INTENTION
and did not believe preparations were beng made Win
any other object than preparing for all evenuallues;
hut that If Greece Gnds herself drawn into the struggle
she would act openly The latter part of the answer re-
frred to apprcAcnsous expressed 10y saivet Pasha ss
Greece should send bands into Ihessdy.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

thought that when Cornelius Jeremiah yandeyhn,.
claims were scttled-probably by comproinise-the.s
the few favored friends would be summoned tOgethey ~
receive what the Commodore intended sbo III De g,vsD
them. william III. Vanlerbts rctcence in regard "a ~
trip the recalled his fathers fayors,s
maxim Witch was, Never tell your business until IL
finished; then 10 can't be said that you faledv
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
MUKHTAR PAsHA's POSITION.

LONDON, Wednesday, June To- iof''
Renters special telegram from Constantine
ME on Tuesday night says Mukhtar Pasha Is reported
IN ne at K;prk0" IK0prk0i is at the junction OF the
roads which lead from Kars and Bayazd to ErzeruuJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
nrArn or coMMopoRE PARKrR,s wIrE

BosToN, June 1.-THE wife of Commodor,
FoxLau A. Parker died at the nayyyMd her, to-day
she was the grea-granddaughtor Of Timothy Pickering
Washlugtons Secretary OF state.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
NO pEGREE For GEN. GRANT.

IONUON, WtuHtsudy' JUTIV To- I'-'''
The DaiIy Nc,cs's Oxford telegram says:
The list Of persons who 10 receive honorary degrees
from the University is officially published. As Gen.
Grants name is not included 1t is presumed he VIII Rot
be present AZ COmmemCration."
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
TILE GEORGIA ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, June 12.-Partial returns from AZ
counties give soGl votes for the constitutional Conven-
tiOn and J,0i5 against II.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Irascible Old Party" Conductor, why did nj

You wake me up ~ / asked youi lIerc am miles be
Xoud nv station" COnductOr-"I did try, bat all
could get Oui o. you wGs, An rPht, Maria get the
children their breakfast aud IN be down ia minute
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Ladies, il yeu would protect health during
hot weather wash your musns with PiLs clean o. r. SOAP
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
PROBABLE SUICIDE OF A wArcnMAN.

Samuel Hines age so employed as a. watchman
in the unfinished house at Fifty nntht and Fifth was
found dying Of yesterday with hole IN the
top supposed have been made by pistol ball
cOnveyed - st. Lukes Hoslta where ne expired
before being able how Dc yed his injury An IN
vestig will be made by the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

tAnnounoementlI
For all Coughs and Colds use JAMES Ex-
PRcToRAST.
As a reliable remedy for coughs and Colds
use PoKIERs BALsAA Price. 25, so, and 70 cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

DIR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS.
ChildIen should use them daily.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
MORE GOOD RACING.

AN INTERESTING DAY AT JER lME PARK-FAwN.
FRAUD, CARACALLA, PAROLE, AND TROUBLE
TUR WINNERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-18

Friends OF the Texas Pacific railroad claim
That the recent excellent showing made by
That company Will be certain to clear the
way for the desired subsidy at the hands of
me next Congress. Possibly. But suppose
some unreasonable fellow should rise in his
seal and make the point that a concern which
can do so well on its own account according
to Its own showing, doesn't need any gov
eminent aid. How would that sort OF rea-
soning strike the bOYs2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-18

A dispatch from Bloomington, illinois,
contradicting the reports in regard to III =
health of Senator David Davis, says, "the
fact is, that Senator Davis was never in
better condition than at present, his weight
being go pounds" This would seem to De
equivalent TO saying that a per :on's health
necessarily improves a. he increases in adj
pose matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-18
The star fer the Summer.

P~sors k1-tsE tis eify may hare TIE STAR ssss
ti<s, addrsss ~ wall POSTAGE prspaid, for sxcA
psrtof az ff,1s fSey MAY desire, af fhs yats Of
pr trssk, 90 essfs rsonfs, o17t foy tAsss
ssosfis, or 81 fov SIR rlontas.
- TAs nOnsy 10 pay fO- fks tune ysqrtrsd nlxsf -
oil oasss accompany Ia srdW. OtAsr,rtss lAs yaysy
caRa0f BE- ssnf.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP AS-RAf, on thu l4h of August,
D III, by the subscribsr, one Red COW.
which the ovner can have by proving prop IL "
.rty and nsying COST. NE TON GkIGGS. NJ
Woodley Lane, county. augl3 ST.
I OsT- A week ago, a SCOTCH AND@
IL SKYE TERRIER, black and tan and.NT
gray. Finder will be rewarded by return--0
ing him TO 1925 street northw aul7-2ts