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The daily gazette., 1877-09-28
ForSaIe.

A Ii THAT VALUABLE TRACT or
"A LAND or FARM of the late John
Townsend, deceased, and whereon he resi-
ded, will be offered at Public Sale, at the
Hotel of William B Hollis, in the village
of Townsend, Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle county, State of Delaware.
On TUESDAY, the Cd day of October
1877. at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Said Farm is situate on the road leading
from Townsend to Warwick, and distant
about i ef mile from said village of Town
send, and containing about
40 ES.
More or less, and adJoins the lands of Sam
uel Townsend, James T. Taylor and VIM
f. Riley. The buildings and fences are
good, the soil first quality.
The conditions are, ten per cent. cash
down on day OF sale, and the remainder to
be paid as soon as deed is made. Title un-
disputable, &c.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, Del,( Trustee.
Sept. s, 1871. sepst&as is
The daily gazette., 1877-09-28

Twenty masked men, on Wednesday
night, took Nat. Pearce, charged with
murder, from the Carrollton (Alabama)
Jail and hanged him.
, 1877-05-29
. MARINE NEWS.
No Tidings Of the Schooner Moselle,
Missing for Two Weeks
Fears Entertained that She 1fas Conc
Down, with All on Board.
Log Of the Steamer Peerless. with gome
Notes About tho Inflated
Pacific,


TIE MOsELLE MISSING,
Fa'lnrc to learn anything concerning the schr
AoseEle that left thta port Two weeks sgo to-day
for Lftle Tra*crse and the fact that the relatives
and fdenda OF The mastet and crew ara making re-.
pcated and vcry anxious inquir!es concerning ths
Absent ones. MAKE II look II thn vessel had rons
down or met With some disaster witch t1as pro.
sentcd Capt. Laue-who ia tho o4nsr Of tho
Mose'!e ~ wei! - tho matter-from eommunt.
eating With hls friends. The misstug schooner
,fas In tho lumber trade, and when tho
LEFT hero heavy gale from tue
southeatt waa blowing, and sore fear that she may
have sprung leak or met with soms accident aud
funk. The Moseie was Fedccked, caikcd, and
male a. thoroughly tight possbto bnt II ras her
arst trip ont this season. and II may be that some.
thing happened her In sp1te Of the cara cxerclpcd
IN bet overhau1ing. She WAS light when she left
Capt. Lana il good seaman, having .st,od tbs
sehs Exprcss suceo's'usly for several ysars, and
there arc toso who think that he will turn IN ali
Favc... 1Ent: NO wora ef 9f,,ha hi1 arrlfal At Ls
h!s ,wife was anxIousjy inauiflno aS,rt liz
him nt several places on tho wharyc, ycsier.
gay. TheFs wefe sevcn men with him on board
tue vcsle'. and II she has reached any mort *
seems strange that somo of Them haYo nut written
Ths Se.siis should h.rs reached t,tt,s rr.ve,,.
9n e. tho 1sth Inst. and gotten arounl here by Tic
~. cssel.mastcrs who have arrived ffpt,i
missing vessel. md tho unly indications OF wrcek
Or disaatef rantstet lately was that Of maat sem
nnatlnx IN Lake Michigan ty the Captain of lbs
sent eaSe. ana notleed In T1tE THlnukE week hgo.
shnulu report tho fact to Capt sam Alien ii Scral
ton, llnnhan, d lIott's. on South Water strnrf
"heso inquiry has been made concerning her,
, 1877-05-29


Tbs following urc the arrivals an, c,ea,ancct for
tho t~snsy'fous hours ending at 10 O'Clock laat
night:
GhssKo M.nltoxec: :aad;Iss; prop iras.irI ifoes i
a:esl p!dp a1Ftfy f.;s!s :ss
!ss$ 4s;s'i Ss"t:a sS:
9er sehr aoat!ceu. Milwaukee, iiFt; ss; XII .aet.
snt Mn1k lGm5sr hs r E'IE9xSS iia E4ks
smill konth Ilsfcn latnhar, scitr Uame .C1ck Hos.
ksson iambaFt sel5 T. +. WlIson likes Iier, latp.
Ts,I I'm H,A;is. Al i!shs1ds suamso ilSt;
gun, !umter, schf Lt1s baE. st. joe. iuinGer; schr
E: T. 4oho.on, A4aksgoa. luplb3Ft scir Frank crs..
:ss! az L s:s SS! All:
fchr E1aorso. lIarlnetts, tlnlsf, aehr Il. IT, jOrxs
si!s1sakss lxh.. ;;as n!:aas Asnvaiaoe, ia,nHes;
:;1ssn ;sar rfra III. MS:ssxoa. cSS
fshI Man!s sisason. GhstSyssn ias,eq: sces e g.
:F1srw w,sst III 'g 81 n,d 'iH;kssYa
xsoa :shS Hi SfStsts ho:aa H L 1a sf;
Efie. eosI; sehs Alua Tonaa, ls0wle5s uay, cedar
fts::.tss'1sGs 9et e. 1!s LII Hfss'tsa Fl: , : IT.,
s 81: p:fH; :s H. E:ssE
sehf I z: Ctaxfar1. csiaSwsoi Il, III il esrs;
T. IT. fsS 'as
lator White i.ts, ao1 " III oats ..,d ia.
Asats!. Isss y q ''n' '.'' Pup II
, 1877-05-29
SARGENT AND PAGE.

bAR FR1Hc1aco. May 2a-Tho GRAND jury Of
Eldorado County havs found criminal lpd,ct-
ments aRa!nst tha propsietora OF the San FEa.,-
cisco Chro"if|t Oh complaint Of Senator Sargent
md Congressman Page, based on tho nub!tca.
t.on by that journal Of rinney'a abatement ~
6rctlng On them and tho Ehroaielfs editorial
eomuicnA thereon. 4 similar complaint Il now
under c9nslderaiion BY the Grand Jury Of San
JOAQUIN County, 1t Stockton. Il.a Cut to.lnor-
rowwtll publish communication from Stock.
ton stating the tntcnttou pf Sargent snd Page 10
bring stlnlfss conplaints before the Grand lurY
ol every county in tho State that conssnes Il,
time fot their action. 10 btlnR the matter bcfors
tho public 70 u to be available " yipdisatiun
during the present political campaign. tbs
Grand jury does mol meat In ibis rItY untl
July. when similar action Will ba taken, The
ohjeet OF bringing co.nplalnts lu eYeEy county il
Lefty y The charges made aXainat them.
, 1877-05-29


cntcAno.-The achf John d. Wilbur went IN 10
shc NofIh Rolling NEla last evening 10 get ca,cu
or scrap Iron fof v yandottc. 1.-The prup Nashua
Of tho N. T. Line. camc in yesterday, looking
worry handsome In now coat Of whIte paint with
green stfipes...,Thc littlc tug Wood, at 1tvds
ratk has been deekcd 1rcr and otherwise made
Ut fos pleasure pusposcs....The tchr posne
grounded at Tho foot Of Michigan ave.
sas 'fs's'ekf ks.h,w stack x ,essa .; ppsss
ehri.ssnSd 3D. .hs VT S,. aia
ysstc.day At te 0alsna docx, on tic South Iranch.
asf hs as dd.R%s :
Akss tue wheel III funnlng down to Ifydc Park Gut
1ask 1hsf sfnsn11ys s ~ pst y, WHEN towing s
Saay I'll III tsine 9'et o., Il. 9a
nn cspo'tf; r.: Ts stt Hyetalde broke
at her duck day Or two until new one Is nnt ut
f,sg H.. H.. 70 rcpaes tho o oGe G
a liz dseFs ior
Anue Laura { SOON 10 bs soid By tae rniisj sia.ss ~
Nc Ya;; srd easgoss sosepty shipped to
ln good order after being thirteen days on tho
;Ints -: Lumber sargoes wcre few in number al
ora1n PonTs.:-ii IL s.ranrs hut truo that tho
river tugs Crusadcr and A. ]. Smith arc at Cie1rs
land looking for tow4. Tho scaics at poft CoI.
thwase was 100 bu short on d cargo 1t x, ooo on
hcr !s.t trlp.. Tho damages snIerud BY hc schr
uafH Anco IN hCf tHt0 COlIl9Iun with thu AIrva
.. nfnnste s amount fal!F 10 900. j. i sad shs
~ ss 20 Y S.ssas a'' 'fss' s;au.s
Tbs Chance viii DO taken to Detroit and t,acei IN
uEy'dock 70! repairs, ,...Tho Southern J!ello has
commenced hot regular trips ftom Toronto 10 nj.
esn The new Saginaw River steamer, Tue Wci.
'inztoh K. Hurt !. comn,cted aud ready ioF luai-
sa' sso &C IL stos ssss9 @ Sar c I'D i'd "a.
IFieass saFs the tug Sea Dull has bocn ttbo!et by
!. III y; AcKfnnon = co: for sa07. DA and By i. 8.
boiler, for the Boa Gull Int summer, ind cjaio,
that 1t mover was patd !or....The selr W..
kee .company's. yard having hcr stesr1n9
9nss'itlss Improved Y ihe edahon oi prick pos.
sop Leak Cleared from Milwaukee yesterday:
II. A. Kent. aud hF1g G. G. Nrccd, ali for irnn
orc; schr ]. T.. .0iMors, for Green Bay to ioad
t,! t,tsye.; md Nellie Wilder and Z: D. Locke for
IN qaest 9! ca12ocs Tho tug 0xausee
Fsndsis ~ s. 8 osss: e,es & Fiji n::t. Saa
Of tho steam. barge d. r. iea.b, Il buiIItne
! new nropc'lor 1t Eaugutuck, which viii
os launched .hortly. Her din,en.tons src "a" a.
follows: Length over all ll2 feet; be4u, ri fcet;
aepsh Sf bold. fsst The cest q Tho now 6o..,
honss /: 70 be BULL Gu Stannatd Kock. Lake sspe.
heTc tha Bcason Ia building cribs and wors.
!hapa etannhEd 1tock IL In the madle Of thu lake
oft{ ,ft{ mcs from Marquetts.: :, Tho tug Winslow
!ett'nF so Lake Superior to han oil tic erHuut1ou
'.op Fseldc. The tonus did MT iIaye hus psuess.
....inius 3. Slnllh. tho Buffalo No,f.l Of Ttalc
fcighi"al, !! crcit,t with breaking up ina short.
&c sb9se a. Fort Coioosho Ahd elsewhere.
, 1877-05-29
. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

sFR'xoDAts leaYsnwosth Co., has, Mar a3,-
foa will probably wonder why |. . disEnteeestsa
Pesaon. should taks tbs trouble 10 collect sub.
acrIptieus for your paper. tlnc!osed $40 for
ewentJ weekly subse1iptloaa.l have sraa rug
TMsrkk with pleasure aud psoal 10. twslYs
months, aud folt desire to introduce 10 p,y
neighbour that which haa been 10 pleasing to ,ny.
sclf. like It On account Of IL stsajgbttorwafd
spseign and dome.llc news, nnd without Being
consiacFel 'ss!iy7ous cuss" like ii foF The faIf
lislon.
Judging from their papers, there ars edi!oss who
seen y think ~ INDISPENSABLE factor ia the sun
should tsdculs religion and iii Religious noys.
meus. snd unblushingly taunt mHn because he
aappcns to slsl.n !he Fight 10 Judge for himself,
, 1877-05-29
"S0RE HE&0S.D

30 long A. people persist In "testtnen every.
thing they hear OF. OF SEQ advertised, 10 cure
cataIsb, 70 long they must expect "sore hea,l. ~
With IN aggraTation and complication Of the
u,a1sdy. II the drownluy man refuse to grasp
tho rope thrown him, but fooltshly trust to
stEaus, can any one bo blamed but hlmselft
The sato aud certain mcaEs OF euro are offered
tho afflicted IN D1. sage's CatarzA Remedy,
which has been standard remedy fov ysars,
and there Is no sympathy for those who reluse
II a,ll sttll suffer. One bottle often 0krea gam
, 1877-05-29

Tbs Hont'0wnrr.' Association has faf1en Ia
pieces oy reason Of tho grost weight thu surplus
tonnage It Was trying 10 carry. Tl1s will surprise
no one who knew anything shout canal sna,rs,
Nc bad no faith In she movement from tho begtn.
ntag. but wers willing to do what ws coot4 toward
helping tho POOR boatmtn afung. The present 10.
70 wotk ~ own cuse. Tbs suppiy of tonnaxe ts
a1out double that needs4. When tie excess wears
before. Hates now arc be for whrat sat 4Ht for
eetn xhtah arc the lowest points esor reached, -
04Vdto Commercial AdstFftSsr, IU{A,
, 1877-05-29
OMAHA APPREHEhDs A FALL,

oA4uA, Ne6., May 23.-The river has risen
four feet ten Inches slnee Saturday. 1t u nuw
thtFtsen tect ten inches. Rsrlous fears arc en-
terts'nea shes It will cut clanncl aeroas the
bend tmmediatelY In front ot thu city, which
bottom above Tue bridge, with = iii oi elsht
feee ~ one bali lallss, and doubtless csIrY
away ths whole bottom aboY4 the bridue.
, 1877-05-29

On Friday afternoon. while tbs steamer Flora
wss coming through tho north draw OF Broadway
bridge, tn~ar1 bound. shs encountered . small
Tetssi under CANVAS which waa al&o heading for
The rama draw. and In sndsarorng 70 keep away
foa1ed With tho u&!nboou Of rho sehs II. A. Kspt.
The boon. enteIsa tho stsrboaId whssl- houss.
completely wreeEiag It, beside breaking thu K
frame supporting the sLaft Aside from lost timq
ths dam.:ea Will auouns to about S200 a. iho
schooner's boom WAS protesting osef tho SIDE It il
tgse probable she may bs ,cAlldd upon 70 foot tta
bly,. .-4la G4tss S4Atfa4i, aSN.
, 1877-05-29


The seRscl.owuest Of Chicago hive been driven
to rcasfxin. scnso of the situation, and have at
last decided 10 hutd meeting Ia tho Committee.
room OF stc Chamber Ut Commerce tomorrow
afternoon 1t o'clock, and II thero arc snY who
have not been notified Of it before thta lboY should
attend The conference II wa, learned yestc,qay
that all The prominent owners had been consulted
aud they had agreed 10 attend tho meeting and
dlscuss tho acnd!nR Of delegates to tho Dufa,o
Convention on the 9th OF Juns. and the feastb,itY
of acvi'lnE son,o. plan whereby scmnne.atlvo
frc!Rhts can he obtained. Thn rates have RIM
down to lower 1gurr4 than ever beiJre known.
ana owncts sce the dten necessity Of doing SONS.
shln9 with their floating PROPERTY, which In manv
cHses u either lying ldls or caged 10 trsde mi
d0ct not pay e1penAcs. II ow'iic1s caft Dc fos
thelr tnteicats lot tem 20 to tho meeting md saws
them II they can. Nj definite nlap hnt bstn
sug :c*tet by any one here. nn- Ii Ii knpwn thai
any haa btnn devAcd. That will b matter for dis.
cuss!an. " VIZ
Buffalo ycsscl.owners met In council Frtdav
a1tothoun at tho o:1.cr Of tho Western Elcynttnv
Asaoclafi1n: lit. B. 7. Evans was called tr ihc
@ s@ha't, md w. iiasnett was appointed Secretary.
coming c:nrentton. Junso.. An Informal oiscas.
sion IN foganl 10 Tho cnndftlun ot fhe like trs5e
WAS lad. after which the following COMMITTEES wa1
appointed 10 prepare plan tu submit to the Gen.
atas Const ntIon: Mcssrs J.. II. Locke, ". H.
Abel. ~'' 49," W. '''
Milwaukee sc7as1.o,vnera meet this afternoon tn
tsads. -" wv '-A@
, 1877-05-29

NJ" BEDFORD, Maas., May 25.-The schoon-
er New bedford, twenty feet long, with Capt.
Thomas Czapo and his vile on board, aailrd To-
DAY for London; An immense crowd Witnessed
thu departure Ut tls boat. which l. the smallest
that las eYer attempted ths feat.
, 1877-05-29

sneh sta.emcnts a. that which appeared IN the
heeafn9 Journal lately. sayinR that the tug Martin
oteen mad been dry.docked. when in fact rdc way
not ana nas not been for Z long ume, IL likely to
entail injury and loss npon owners of tprt .honf1
!csftk.oEnef9 who may want towing done be an
taininy such reports. F"F>' ~S'''
, 1877-05-29
LOG Or THE PEEI,IEss,
The Clerk Of tho stnar Tccfcas ecntls tia Inn ~

fGs Te ~ ,awt 1srsss Asa se,ntye commander. lett
I'll. MiSa.s 9nS :, .,rSMa oef ports 81
she ~ s:1ft cansi n mon of te i9 Y opos
tispcSfx ts ,day scTs
ch9 ~ entrs tr W with the exception VI
Tsop 4ec u Z .so.e IT, obt.,9s sba sss q
ni!ta a6oft AttF plsrc hafng Sone on fhe njcis az
5ne iasn 10 = Henpe tox w!s com[nR .aro1nd Foint
s,. so h1siR % eosfd ABOUT to- tSn, II copptr ho
III nr! ner a. NJ ru'sS! 4 ass on tho sht liz
sass net ~ 9,a Dccnns M q heavy weather. bow!nss
nsh ~ s, fa H. sr oG ,se sek sux
f9ad Il aad o1s Arb lsay!nR hsr Wv
as II III aa s.l rfsTe In snse'k III a.es.
saoaEi9s sMt5aqTs!e Se,,;t q ;ac nesans te as
! Is1sei S..ia dt..es Tusts sad s9asst asst
,s nsnos ~ EEin 1he l.ttcr forelRn vesssi sfssr
neh ahe hsse91@s 9f ~ atso !yGY = ssgt are
ara af5 'se b. sisls ;a o1 ;hs 1srnne of ~ @ d
n s u. 5!Ss5 Ps,'cd pc;soit 4 aoen
wild Z talr load Of passengers aud ffctRht 4"
, 1877-05-29
EftTE

- HpFt7dI E7fpdseh 70 3At 1htNne
Eafs. Fa., May 2a.-Atstra!s. prop A1aska,
eehr Defiance. No charters to-day. Marine bu.t.
ness dull. and but little doIng, The rerenne stmr
FeEfy has Runo Into commission. 'A'
, 1877-05-29
MARQUETTE.
4p4etq{ Ntp,2&cA ia III Tttktxs

AAkQusr7s, Mich, AaY 2s.-ArFlssd, props D.
y. Wilson, Oasas, Tovnsend; schrs J. H. Whit.
Lag. Frank pesew. Ed Kslly, William B. Ogden.
cleared, ptops coFaoFant D4Ttd W. Rust; Aehss
Clatlrs WslI. /. L. uut,4, william u. o.Iru.
, 1877-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

:, The case o. the bark Board Of Trade sgatnpt tho
Me!eaht1le insurance Company, report Of which
Will be found In the law columns of Tuk Tn,ncxy1
ieexctiaR much comment in marine circles. and
DiodgaLts courtroom, 14so
, 1877-05-29

WELLAND CANAL,
-brrrAto. N. r.. May 2s.--No boats reported
pafsog tho Weiland Canal for twonty.tou. hours.
NO eaarsess for coal. Hates notnInatly unchanged.
, 1877-05-29

Special Dspateh 10 Jas Jttbpse,
MttwArKEE, Mar 2a.-Ch4rtrrs. vchr ". II
Rounds, wheat to lufralo Al 3Xc
, 1877-05-29
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY MAY o. 1s77-1EN PAGES

pA'sed down. propa j. L. Hnrd. Annie !. Craig.
.a,sen ve ap PioGs C!ty of Duluth Arctic. Wealth
, 1877-05-29

Il. UQEK,
Mr. Schmidt. Chairman Of tic 6pccat f.nmn,t.
tea appointed 10 Investigate Ills ntistrs Of thc
County Treasury. ,rcported that the investigator
hat been conelulcd, anil gave full account of tls
stunltng Ut tho comfy finances N"0
NJ: tenns nose4 TINT the report be referred tn
the Committee on Finance. Carried, :"
:. Mr. McCatfrcy offered resolution TO the effect
that thu tioStrnur. Lieutenant. .{ioycynof' Naror
Common conucti, and all other dgn[tarles Of the
state DO invited ~ 1c Present Al thu laying Of thc
Carried, e"'' ~
, 1877-05-29

RAILROAD TIME Table.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE |ij Of. Fl TRAINS. ms.
Erpionaffon n Berr.acs ,aers.-+ a,,n+,.
cspca Sun laT a1csp.td. Monday e,csoini1I q. q
five sunday &t i. H. Dl!tv. V"' Az
CaICAgo 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
the dcpots. '"'' ''"nAe' hna as
, 1877-05-29

pic'e RELIEF, though obstinate cases may require
the use Of DR.. Pfcrcc's Golden Medical D;scoy-
cry TO purify tile h1osH1 DR.. rIerce's Mcmotan-
onm'books arc given away at .lrug..totcs,
, 1877-05-29

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
New and Valuable Works
JUST PUBLISHED DY
]. 3. LIPPINC0TT & co.
HAMLET,

Edited by Honacx 1tnwAnn FftRstss. 4, II n.trv
Tue 1hlst rlsy Of the puriarHns t;dtffo5 nf shsk.
Hsre. = volumes. Royal s,s. Eutrfnne tUnnt
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This work can hardly fail 10 mark uost f,nnor.
AAt era y shaksreAFrhn 1itctnturc; that tO t niY
~. ~ IT. AmcrSao }eonc s,ui for ths who's nxlh
So9nlrd y Any clrcumEcrtPtntn Of IangnaTr 10
ssa" a!m0st marvel that sny man s.0ui and ths
aha IteIpton 10 graphic With an undrftakiMI
Isn aKn!%sr 20 5saatnE " great strsss u
, 1877-05-29
A FAMILY FEUD.

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, 1877-05-29

DUAEt
NJ. c1ear1 o1errl RESOLUTION, upon which
made q lengthy md Characteristic speech. durt
which many OF tho mombrss took recsss' r
resolution was concerning the dome Of ihc Coz,
Ilouee, anu brought out cunsldcrabie dIscussin
Tue fesulution Ii ~ folIows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17
THE HlRvARD-C oLuuBTa RACE.
Fixing the Course the Connecticu River
below Springfield.

SPRINCFIELD, Mass, juno 1G.--At meet
ing OF the Regatta Committee tonight it was
voted TO engage the steamer River Belle and
Browns Brigade Band OF Boston for the lIar-
vnrd-Columhia race on the Goth inst. and make
all the arrangements as complete for this race
MS for TIE Harvard Yale race on the Goth. G.. A.
Morton. George Leonard. William b. Rogers.
and Oscar Il. Ireland were appointed the COM
mittcc for Columbia. The four mile course for
both races WIS fixed about quarter Of n milo
down stream from the course last year: SO the
start will be Mt the lower end Of Hampden Park.
anu the finish thirteen hundred feet below the
railroad station in Iongmcnduw. The course
L. 10 ir carefully surveyed nj once. Only
twcu,v-ilvc free tickets will be- issued to press
men for the press boat. and those will bc re-
str"t"d Ia reIr, scntatiycs of metropolitan daily
and sporting papers.
Fred A. Brown of Now York. one Of the direc-
tors Of Nm" Columbia Rowing Association, was
in the city to-day and engaged quarters for the
CROW at Mrs. Sarah H. Fosters In West Spring
field. hut shor, distance from the Yale quar-
t'rs. Four oi tn" crow Will row in the Harlem
races on Monday. and the entire eight will arrive
hero on Tuesday. and Therefore be the first
crow TO rW over tA" course. Their new boat.
luit hv Waters 81 Troy. will be- here on Friday.
N nuiime they viii rul IN the shell ia which
Nuic WIS victorious over Harvard lnst year.
Their boats viii he stored in the Yale boat
lous'. which VIII bc enlarged oas to accommo-
date 10th crows
The laic md Harvard ciehts are expected 10
arrive ON Thursday Of most week. Tho local
interest IN the two races il very great and
larg" gatherings Of cullcgials and sporting
men are anticipated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17
ATLANTIC CLUB Yachts.
a Very Close Victory for the Hope In the
Second Clas, sioop Hace.

The second class sloops Of the Atlantic
NrAl Club raced for the championship pen
h-ni Y,-ia glgy afternoon. The sloOp MJra was
v" holder OF tho pcnnant having won II IN .ho
oe1 -.tm lnst fail. There were four COM
I''t.ih ilr the pg.2s ycs'"rdny. The club har-
trl the tux hretlrs r. cnrry tho judges,
NJ Mont md M"hh"r. tps 90 the race and
n ~ i. VI. Tie pr larHoiy whistle was lipwl.
ht"H milut.n later the starting whistle WAS
"ha, uni the yachts lL"yed ONT IT, lii" Ia
" lul. wing crdmr:. Grnia. Thomas fi-,,,
t.hWau.l 4 '.ahi NimnGsI. II. Bil,loWl :l2.l4
TIE rouis" Wn- from tn starting point ~
T. Nhnlo hay I" AID AROUND H." SCutlwr't Slt
~ - hil I.iuru, distance II tw"riy-inur
iNtN III" lloi' "a t.r llyrt amt" carly
~ iie race, AMI .ho,h tuc Niul IL and Myu had
man l,inl Tt'r',i.'" N.n' IT, With II iayor.
IN ~, ri, il.l 3d.. uul gained + pdly on
T. H,pr. In' q 80. L , MY 0n"-lnll Of "a
lead o! mas GniIe on The Holo ia carry .ng II
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LERDO's P.iRTIsiNs ar WoRK.
The city or IL Pnso Captured by Troops
Acting Under Escobedo's Orders.

WAsHINGToS, juno 16.-The Collector Of
Customs at FL Paso Texas. in letter 20 the
Secretary OF the Treasury. dated May %. in
forms the Department OF the oapituation Of the
City OF FL Paso. Mexico on the morning oithc
2sth OF May. to the partisans of Lerdo de Tcia-
da. under the immediate command Of i. L. Ma
choro. Colonel Of the Second Regiment Mexican
Infantry who is acting under the authority and
inetru ton. Of General Esrobcdo. The TAX M
Of the city WIS accomplished between the hours
o! and i. NJ. All of the principal city. or
ncials were taken prisoners, among them
Rafael Narios. Collector Of Customs. and
nearly all his subordinates; joss Mnm'sa.
Gcie ,Pol,ico. Mayorl and others. fifteen
in all II s"ems that the uprising is
general tlrou- hout the stat" Of Chhuahua. in
u'corlau'c with wo'l-mptured plan SON" time
since perit ii, and ~ which this movement j.
only part. II Is authorltatNcly announ'. Il
tirt qu. t' IL larss body II men will assemble 1T
tits point Oh pgso. TcNnsl for the ostcurlhle
lurlos. OF cuticinS Mexico 10 develop the
min =. Il 70 hut really their Object Is nlto9 thrra
LITER 1T ono. Atlresclt. The Col-c tor writ 5,
" there il ~ undue demonstration; hut. at
thH suiae time q feeling ~ great insecurity pro-
wills because Of the belief OF an attempt at
csuntcr-rcyoiuiion-, ouirascs. and delr-'la-
i,n. 'on-rqucnt on this frontier under similar
rir'utu-i ll res.
"oN g, .rondo. whowas mqic Mayor n tho
cts Ny { ,. Mae.0rp. publicly declared that he
could drive every Ain,ri an cut Of the place.
Il am attempt j. nad' 90 carry This threat into
cA" uton trouble Wll "usur. Ths abs"n'e. Of
tr ~ Megs 1t tie pre- at time - greatly de-
l.yIe4,
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FT077 NJ NJ TT'TT T TIIFs
NJ. LOWS Clark ESD President of the
Louisville Jockey Club was in the county this
week. I'll" purpose If his visit was understood
10 bee the arcompi i-hmcnt Of an ARRANGEMENT
with Nj. Harper o. run Ton Brock against
Tom O'h.ltrec over tn" Louisville course nest
fall match race. any distance. for s2n.OOn 20
SHE. II is e. hc hoped that Ice succeeded in hI,
purpose and that these two famous racers will
be- brought tog ether. II would certainly be- nm
event N turf history. Mr.. +. Il. harper received
despatch Offering HIM a purse OF $4,000 To- run
Ten Brock over the Saratoga course at the
L.ily meeting. hut only - jlp for walk over.
Mr.. Harper replied that s3uun would not tai, 10
Ton Brock ont Il MS stable. hui IL the parties
wished to have him run they rouli pur has D.
him Tor 100000. and do wat they might plo;l-
10 do with lim. Il j. Thought that they viii de-
cline Nj. Harp RS proposition.
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How the Captain. WIG shamed the Crew.

Mrs Capt. W. +. York. of this city, has re-
nnrc companies. who had risks IN the lril.
shannon. u letter oi thanks and 500 for her
bravery IN Nuyag" from bermuda to NrV
York on that vessel last win'cr. Mrs. York.
who Is but u years Of ag", sailed a. a pasS,u-
E'r on the shannon and when = few days ont,
h"eaur alarmed and importuned the Captaiu Ia
turn Ia X. He listened to all they had tn sly,
md tlscn called upon Mrs. York, who .INicd:
trick at the wheel and help ul,iga',. ia. v,'-, sci
Z" 10 ha. X means Co., -Nc up, and don '-
l'vr i'm eiNln- az umil $50 ar much worse on
Lady shamed the row. They took hold sir,-h
gnd. int irrd by hgr cu,r-y aud "Namllc
brought the vessel safely int New York