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The New York herald., 1877-07-27
CLEANING THE wAvELETs.

THE LAST RUN OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB
AS sQUADRoN-FRoM NEWPORT TO MAE
THAs vINEYARD-THE EsrELLE Owes THE
TWEEN THE ADA AND NIASTIc.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
MARrnA's vnxYAnp, July 2e 1871
The Brooklyn Yacht Club feet made its last run u
squadron to-day from Newport to this place, with
blue sky and light from the northeast The signal
gun was fired from the flagship at min
utes past seven and minute later the
Mantle Estelie, Ada and Kate followed the
Madeleine from their anchorage All carried kites
shey well down The harbor, and passing
the buoy OF the Iehtship on Bren'ou's Reef In close
order the boats noted above, with tho excep
ton Or the ade einc she having got into difficulties
In the harbor and on the racing craft as
this mark Here began In dead earnest contest
which continued with bitter determination 10 the
end.
CONTEST BETWEEN rHH ADA AND NiAxTIc.
The sloops Ada aud Mantle had selected each other
for legitimate prey even the Of the scboon
ers Estec and Madeleine had made up their minds TO
DO nrst to 60 oy the West Chop light tho estrance to
Vineyard Haven. All the morning ihe wind held light
from north northeast when m hauled 70 the south.
ward, where It remained until the Chop light
passed It then died out altogether making II wear.
House tho Ada stuck to the Nianic like lecch, and
proved most troublesome customer Tho Mantle
went through Buzzard's bay into Qucks Hole Tor
somc unaccountabe reason, and the Ada followed her.
that thcro should be tair test OF sailing botwecn
them When they entered Vineyard Sound there
nothing to choose between them, and II tho Ada had
been provided with balloon b tho Mantle could not
have held her.
TIKI EsrgLLE AND MADELEINE rHEIR METAL
The schOoner Estcllo led the Madeleine the whole of
the journey. When the lgh,ship on the Sow and
Pigs was abreast thc flagship more than mile
asterp noIwhsta anding tho Commodore carried all his
light canvas During this cruise tho Estelle has led
the into port at which the fleet has stopped
and this occasion her good luck forsake her
hardworkng and mertorious Clever handling has
had much TO do with the Estoe's many victories but
she has greatly improved since last summer, and
upon every far opportunity displays her merits She
has shown herself to be really dangerous customer.
The West Chop light was passed by the yachts AS iol
lows
Es,elle at 3h. 25m. 3Os, giving her for the sh.
l9m
Ada, 3h. 26m. 4Os, making her time sh. com. los.
Mantle, 3h. 26m 3Os., which gives her tho same
timo a second the Ada.
For the long journey never was there more mar
vellOus ending to a closely contested aquatic fight.
Ii was 'dcad heat " and must be recorded some
thing extraordinary in yacht racing.
Madeleine, 3h- 34m. 45s, giving her for the Sh.
2Sm 45s. This makes the Esteie victorious tho
flagship by ON. 45s.
The Kate Sh. 40m los. In completing the run.
The Mantle went into Vineyard Haven, but tho
gwen iront OF the Sea View House. The fleet
bancs here. Some will go further TO the eastward but
tho schoOners bound 10 the westward TO prepare
Tor the cruise OF the New York Yucht CLUB
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SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS AND THE
SENATE.
HOW HE SHIELDED THE RoTTEN BANKs+rHB
TESTIMONY OF DEPUTY BANK suPERINrEND-
ENT LAMB AND OTHERS.

HOW HE SHIELDED THE RoTTEN BANKs-raB
TESTIMONY OF DEPUTY BANK sUPERIN1END-
ENr LAMB AND OTHERS.
SARATOGA, July 26, 1877.
In the Ellis trial before the Senate Mr.. Plumb tes-
tilted TO the value Of the stocks and real estate of
the Third Avenue Bank. Mr. Aldrich OK.
planned tho mIsunderstand ding about tho Tarry.
town property. Mr. Hurd, the roce,ver, tcs.
titled to the appointment of appraisers
the disposal of the real estate and the reasons
selling at that time-thc being by tho advice
of the Supreme Court. Henry l.. Lamb, Deputy Su-
perintendent Of the Bank Department, produced the
letter OF Ellis regarding the Third Avenue Bank and
said he advised Ellis to close the bank In March, 1875
the receipt OF the Examiners report but Ellis did
not do So he afraid that said action might
passed in May 1875. II allowed The consolidation of
weak ana strong banks In some Instances. In reply
to Mr. Scho0nmaker he said he thought the bank was
insoivent
THE TRADES SAVINGS BANK
Tho Trades Savings Bank then taken up Tho
witness produced the reports OF Examiner Reid Of De-
cembcr O. 1873; also letter IRON REID dated February
tho trouble caused thereby; the reports Of January
1885, letter IRON Reid dated November IL, 1875 est,
mating tho value OF the assets OF the Trades' Bank
letter from Mr.. Ellis to the President Of tho
Trades Bank road. Senator Schoonmaker asked
counsel to state what points they wished to show
dated January 4, 1876, in regard to the money re-
ported to have been paid in by the secretary and his
doubts Of tie truth of their report him, and
port OF January IL, 1876, were read. He called
tentIon 10 the surplus OF the assets Tno letter
Mr.. Reid 10 Mr. Ellis OF the date called attention
the sale OF the house Beach street. No account
was shown on the books nor Of the money reported
to have ocen put in by the trustees Tho advertise
ment Of July, 1875 OF the bank, attracted his
attention. He wrote to Mr.. Reid that IL
looked like failing. A letter was read OF
Reid to Lamb in reply the above
dated August 2 that he had called at tho did
not like It's appearance Mr. Ellis was away on his
vacation; sent a commission examine the bank,
calling attention to the sales OF real estate Mr. Reid
returned his report showing the corrupt condition OF
tho bank; he reported TO the Attorney General
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OPYIcE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 27--1 A. NJ.


OpyIcE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OYvIcER,
WAsHryGToS, July 27-l A. NJ
Indications
For tho lower lakes tho Middle States, station
ary higher temperature and pressure, southeast
to southwest winds. and tho lower lakes cloudy
weather and local rams, possibly followed by cooler
northerly winds, but In the Middle Atlantic States
southcry winds and clear weather
For New England. southeast to northeast winds
rising barometer. cooler, partly cloudy weather. with
light fog or rain on tho coast.
For Friday In the South Atlantic States stationary
or rising barometer, southery winds. warmer, clear
partly cloudy weather viii prevail.
For the Cuff States southeast winds. stationary or
high temperature stationary falling barometer
partly cloudy weather, with numerous local rains
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling followed
BY rising barometer southeast to south west winds,
stationary temperature, partly cloudy weather
numerous rams.
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi
and tho Lower Missouri valleys, warmer southcrly
winds, clear or purity cloudy weather and numerous
local rains, possibly followed in Dakota by cooler
westerly winds.
The rivers viii continue slowly falling.
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INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

COMPARATIVE SCORES OF ENGLAND AND AMER
ICA IN THE FIRST THREE COMPETITIONS
THE LATTER 1886 POINTS AHEAD.
number OF representative rihemen in Great Britain
and Ireland, from among whom Sir Henry Hal
ford purposes forming United Kingdom team,
flushed their third competition, and the totals Of
their scores published yesterdays HERALD.
The American marksmen who are competing as Creed
moor for places on the team Of 1877 havo aIso mad
three clear days. practice, and II may be inter-
ess,ng for tue country to know how tho
two teams stand relatively In thcr
work. The aggregate number Of points made by tho
British eight In three days Is 4,471 out OF possible
540O. the Americans making 4sO7 under the
conditions, thus showing their superiority far by
aggregate gain of 3aG points in the three matches
rho indIvidnnl aycrnccs of tho British Team
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Bertha Keppel, q domestic employed by Mr.
Baerieix, OF No. 1871 Second avenue, accideut-
ally shot her masters child. Bslla last night,
while both were examining revolver
Bertha promptly the alarm and the young ady's
parents rushed to her side surgeons were summoned
aud all that could be possibly Gone TO save
her lie was attempted by the DOCTORS bus
she died In few hours Bertha, who Is only seven
teen years old, was arrested aud held TO await the
action OF Coroner Woitman. Tho victim OF this sad
accident 10 tho only child OF Mr. Louis Baerein.
n wealthy dry goods merchant Captain Mccullough
was very kind TO the distracted domestic aud instead
OF connnlng her In aceii gave her OF his psk
vate sitting room for tho night
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

FURTHER ARRESTS OF ALLEGED POLITICAL
REGULATORS.
COLUMBIA, July "a 1871
c. W. Montgomery President pro TEN. Of the State
Senate, and o. A. Jones' Clcrk OF tho House OF Repre-
sentatves in 1872 and 1873, committed 10 jail
hero this afternoon default Of ball. the former in
600 and tho latter In $25 900 Tho charge against
thcm Is issuing bogus pay certificates and fraudu-
lcuty obtaining payment for printing certificates after
having once boon paid. The amount OF which these
parties have doirauded the State has already been
ccratned 70 be $50 900 claims OF the char
acter, and Is supposed their peculaons will exceed
5000 Oc0 IL Is very probable that Ex-Governor Cham
berain's evidence will be required before the nvcst
eating committee.
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Americans it must be remembered that sew
eral OF tho best who are competing
for places on the team have not shot the
full three days scores General Dakin
absent at the head Of hts division during tho
last two days practice. Colonel Bodine was also
called away upon military duty, and missed both tho
nrst and last days. Sir. Rathbons and Mr.. Croweli
shot only two days. Major Jewc did not participate
In the hrst days shooting therefore his namo does not
appear IN the averages that given below. In
consequence OF the absence OF these well known
names from tho team roll, the average gwen
is consider rnbiy below what II might otherwise
came up TO- Nevertheless, tho 'scrntch' team whose
names and 6guyos OF merit printed, will bo
found compare worry iav0raby with the records OF
Sir Henry Halford's rnc totals Of the Ameri-
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS.

RorSD LAKE, n. Y, July 20, 1877.
The Sunday School Congress was moro fully at
tended to-day than any previous occasion. J. W.
Mars, OF Schenectady, opened with an address on
"Icaclcrs' Work." Rev. u. Loomis executed
blackboard work. Rev. Mr Hutton, OF West Troy,
preached on Mighty Is the scripture" An Immense
thiidrcn's meeting was held 4 Bible drili service
was onduccd BY Rev Alfred Taylor aud normal class
training exercises were directed by Row j. H. Clymcr
over Two thousand people were present. Arrange
mcnts are announced for Sunday SchooI Congress TO
be held here next July Tomorrow will be ohidren's
aAys aud tho Congress will close In the evening.
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. YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Fleeswng, N.Y.Y.C., George A. Osgood.
owner is lying of the Manhasset House. Shelter
Island.
Tho yacht Dreadnaught, N.Y.YC., c. G. Osborne.
owner; the Sea Witch, BY.C. Commodore +. II.
S,otI the Playful h. &C., r. W. Holmes; the soop
Alert N.Y.YC, arc at GreenporI, l.. l.
Yacht Columbia N.Y.Y.C. Mr.. Lester Wallack, from
Stamford. Conn., passed the HERALD telegraph station
York.
The wokas, OF Brooklyn, defeated tho Cohoes, July
25. at Cohocs, by score OF TO and were defeated
by the Haymakers at Troy, yesterday, by scorc OF
H.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. ELLA BENJAMIN.


Mrs Ella Benjamin, the vile OF Park Benjamin. Of
the Scientific American and son Of the we'll known
editor o tho old Now York Erening Sigma died suddenly
at schebcctady this week, OF heart disease. Mrs Ben.
jamin attractive and accomplished young lady,
and had only been married u little over year. She
was the daughter OF Mr.. John Campbell, Of this city,
tho Chief Engineer ot tho Croton Water Works. AZ
the time OF death Mrs BENJAMIN was on visit 10
her husbands family with whom sho to spend tho
summer months Her death was entirely unexpected
aud is severe blow to both her own and her bus
bands families.
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NORFOLK, Va, July 26, 1871
An agent OF the United States Treasury appeared
before meeting of the stockholders OF tho Dismal
swamp Canal to-day in reference to tho auction sale Of
that large and important Improvement connecting
Virginia North Carolina on The 9th or August and
urged that the postponenent OF the sale anicaoIy
a:rccd upon by the bondholders and trustees 10
such time as Will give Iu opportunity Tor Congress
consider the interest the United States thus ser
ousIy placed in jeopardy, and to administer such a
remedy may seem TO that body to be properly
demanded by the exigences OF the case The govern
mcnt interested TO tho extent o: ST. 500 900 tho
canal The meeting ordered the postponement OF the
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
LORD DUFFERIN'S VISIT TO MAN
ITOBA.

OTTAWA, July 26. 1871
The Governor General and party leave lor Manitoba
on the 30th inst by rail- via Toronto, Detroit Chicago
and ST. Paul They will arrive tho latter point on
the 1st OF August From 81. Paul on August 3, they
will go to Fishers Landing, whero special steamer
nj the service OF the vice regal party VIII take them
Winnipeg, which will be reached tho 9Th 7th Of
AuguSt
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.

CHARLESTON $. G., July o6 1877.
meeting Of four thousand coorcd- people was held
hero to-day to promote emigration to Liberia The
speakers, who chiefly colored argued that there
was not room the South both the white and col.
population and that in the son'h the colored peo
O must continue TO hold an inferior position, A
proposition was madc TO form JOINT stock company
with capital OF $500 900 Tor the purchase Of steam
ers to be used Tor emigration and trading purposes.
Subscription books VIII be opened tomorrow. Tho
meeting quiet and orderly and apparently In
earnest
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
THE RECENT MONTREAL RIOT.

MONTREAL, July 20, 1877.
The three volunteers who charged by Mr.
Honre with assault have withdrawn tho plea OF "Not
guilty" and substituted that of "Guilty." Sentence
will be pronounced tomorrow. Patrick Fitzpatrick
another assalant OF Elliot has just been ana
Identified by witnesses.
Mrs. mary johnson campbell has made deposition
McAistcr and Michael Ryan fire shot each ut
William Elliott on the evening Of Hacketps funeral
Sne clearly Identified the Two mon, who under ar
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SWEPT BY FLAME.

FIRE IN SYRACUSE LOSS ABOUT sIxTY-rIvE
THOUSAND DoLLARs
SYRACUSE, ~ Y. July 90 1877.
Al three O'Clock this morning fire broke out In tho
extensive manufacturing establishment known as
Cooks Block, a brick structure $50 feet by So with
tour stories and a basement entirely destroying IT,
with adjoining barns and lumber sheds. A four story
brick building adjacent was considerably damaged.
Christian Cook, the owner OF all the buildings and
part OF the machinery, loses $50, 900; insured lor
SIG, 500. The Syracuse Furniture Company loses
$4,000 on furniture and tools insurance 81, 900 H.
W. Chase, turner, loses 81, 500; insurance $500 L.
J.. Dench, wood Jobbcr, loses S1,500; insurance
81, 900 dozen other occupants lost In amounts less
than 81 900, and quantity Of notes, account books
and papers OF value were destroyed. The aggregate
loss will reach about sos 600; insured for $31, 500.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General John N. Corsc, Of Chicago, Is at the Gscy.
Ex-Governor Henry r. Baldwin, o: Michigan; Smith
NJ Weed, OF Piattsburg. n. T., and Rev. DR.. Thomas
X Conrad. Of Philadelphia, are at tho Filth Avenue.
John +. Wheaton, OF Savannah, s NJ the Astor Fran-
els r. =. Darley, OF Philadelphia, and Christopher
Townsend, OF Newport, are at the Everett Henry Il.
Picrson Grenvle Trematn, Of Albany. are AT the
Rossmore. Ex-senator Jarvis Lord, of Rochester, is
at the Metropolitan Captain William Watson, Of the
steamship Parthia, Is at tho Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
NEW YORK CIGAR DEALERS AR
RESTED
ALBANY. n. Y. July 2s 1877

ALBANY, n. Y, July 26, 1871
Deputy United States Marshal Kelley arrested 10.
night Moses Jones and s. and b. Smons, OF Ncwfork,
on charge OF dciraudng the government IN salcs Of
cigars IL Is SAID the pariies used only unsta mped
boxes, and sold the cigars for 81 % per 100
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
WILLIAM MAXWELL.

William Maxwell, steward OF the Kings County Hon
pita Fatbush, dcd at that Institution on Wednesday
last, in the thirty sixth year OF his age. Deceased,
VINO was a distinguished oarsman, was powerfully
built man and splendid athlete. His death was due
TO congcsve chils, the result OF indiscreet pange
into the waters Of Newtown Creek while overhca,cd
IRON rowing He widely known and much
esteemed Tor his many admirable qualities
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
FEENY'S FRENZY.

MERRITToS Ont, July &c, 1877.
Barney Feeny, while intoxicated, throw himself into
the canal afternoon and striking mis- head against
a stone, instantly killed.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26, 1877.
J. 81. S. Barbcr's paper warehouse, Nos GIL and
623 Commerce street, was badly damaged by nro this
morning. Tho loss Is 5000; partially insured.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

CANADA MONEY.
OTTAWA, July 20. 1877.

OTTAWA, July 20, 1871
Counterfeit ton dollar bills Of tho Bank OF British
North America are in circulation IN this city Tho
ouon poor. and she green Uniting much darker than
In the genuine.
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NATURAL
MINERAL WATER

MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEscEyr
DIR. LEWIS A. sAyRE-"A delightful beverage"
"Great relief or sickness"
DIR. WILLIAM a. nAMMoYD-"rar superior to vichy.
Seitzer any other"
DR. ALFRED I. LooMIs-"Mos. grateful and refresh.
DR. r. OGDEN DOREMUs-"Absoiuteiy pure and
whoesome superior to q. for daily use rss from all the
waters"
PROF. wANKIYN, London. England -"Impregnatsd
only with ns own gus"
DR.. r. r. PEAsLEE -'usefui and very agreeable"
DR. AUSTIN FLINT DR. =. N. orIs-"Hoaltbfni and
we'll suited for dyspepsin and Of acute disease"
DR. JAMES r. wooD-"Mndly an..cid; agree, wou
with d,spepcs and where there is equity diathesis"
DR. FoRDycE BARKER-"By far the most agreeab,s,
alone mscd with wne useful in ca,nrrh Of
sity."
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FREDERICK pB barry Co.
ii and - Warren st. New York.
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NEW WORKERS AT "THE VINE
YARD"

MARTnA's VINEYARD, Mass, July 20, 1874
Tho steamer Granite State arrived hero night from
Vow York. bringing largo number OF passengers who
making weeks excursion TO 'the Vineyard" and
Nantucket
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THE HARRINGTON TRAGEDY.
LOWELL, Mass, July 20, 1877

LOWELL, Mass, July 20, 1871
Albert White and Mrs. Cook VINO were implicated
In tho Harrington tragedy, wero baiod IL is predicted
that further proceedings will occur, three prin
cipals being dead.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
parison with the corresponding date Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at hudnuts phar macy
HERALD Building
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FIRE IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, July 90, 1877
The Empire House at Groenville, Pa, was destroyed
by aro last night. The loss from 81. 900 to $4,000
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Captain Wilkinson leaves hero to day for the Dolies
Oregon 10 get the Warm Springs lpdians, so success
fu In the Modoc war; TO accompany us through tho
LoIo trail 10 Montana He will then join she
SPOKANE expedition, via Hangman's Crock.
LIEUTENANT LExLEY LOsT-REYNoLDs TO THE
RESCUE.
DEApwooD. d. T., July 26, 1877.
James Ryan. q resident OF Spcar6sh City, just ar
rived, statos that Lieutenant Lemley, with his
pany OF soldiers augmented by dozen civilians, Ion
shat point Sunday morning last with two days
tions and have not been heard from since. Lcuten-
ant Reynolds, with twenty soldiers, haa just arrived
there from Hat Greek and getting ready to go out
In search Of them.
Two large bodies OF Indians wero seen yesterday
morning the Red Water, about nve niles from Spear
fish,
RANCH RAIpED.
Kiplinger's ranch, Crow Greek, was attacked by
Indians yesterday. There occupying
1t at the time. two Of whom escaped and made their
way TO Spearash Tho others have not been heard of
since. The Indians captured all the stock and burned
the ranch and quantity of hay
ALARM IN DEADwooD-LIEUTENANT LEMLEY
LosT-BAID ON RANCHES ABOUT sPEARFIsH
AND OVER TWENTY CIVILIANS BUrcHEREp.
DEApwooD, d. T., July e. 1877.
Intense excitement prevailed throughout the city.
At short intervals s,nco yesterday horsemen have
been arriving from the different towns and hay
fields In this vicinity bringing OF fresh
murders and outrages by the ssvages, who
to have broken away from tho agencies In
large Numbers arc infesting the country in all
directions. Up to this hour O'Clock +. NJ. at
least twonty murders have been reported. Some Of
the killed we'll known citizens OF Deadwood, who
went to the rolief OF Lieutenant Lemoy's surveying
party. Nearly every ranch along the Red Water and
In SpearAsh Valley has been devastated.
AGENCY INDIANS CONFIRMED GOVERNOR PEN
NINGroN APPEALS TO ''UNcLE SAM FOR
TROOPS TO QUELL THE RED MANS STRIKE
WASHINGTON, July g. 1871
The following telegram received in this city to-
night
YANKrox, d. T., July 20, 1877.
Hon. GEORGE W. MCCRARy, Secretary OF War;
The following telegram Is inst received
DKApwooD ID. T.. July 25 1877.
Agency Indians numbering citizens and destroying
In oil parts Of the country Twenty rancho
arc already doad. SETH BULLOCK.
The Sheriff Of tho Territory has no arms or ammu-
milton. Can disposition OF troops be made that will
give the Black Hills settlers some protection
JOHN c. PENNINGTON, Governor.
Tho despatch duly referred to Lieutenant Con-
cral Sheridan
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Average temperature ycstcFday. S4l
year Il
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THE HILLSIDE LIBRARY.
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No l. Tho Haunted rower Mrs Horny Wood 10 cents.
No. The Wages Of SIN, by Mics r. Bsaddon, will -
rosdy In few days. Price 10 cents
For sale ovsxywhefss
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1. GI.AHANf.

A. Graham, Deputy Grand Master OF the Orange
Young Brtons OF Canada died at ottawa Wednesday
nth
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