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HOLLAND.
s2.75O.oOO Deficit.

THE HAGUE, Sept. 2j.-Ths Dutch
Budget shows = deficit Of S2,75O,OOO,
chiefly in consequence Of the Acheen war.
The Finance Minister proposes to cover
1t by Issuing Treasury bills.
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BALTIMORE, September 25.-Ths bark
Cricket, with ,7,4OO bags Of Cotss, con.
signOd to this city and New York, has
been lost near Rio JAnisrO. Lose, $780,
600. Insured.
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PIRI AT COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, o., September ga por-
tion Of the car wheel shop Of Gill 4
Blaine and the hollowware shop OF Pat.
ton, located inside the walls OF the peni.
teniary, were destroyed by fire at mid.
night, Loss unknown, but will not be
large.
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THE American Public Health Associa,
ton met in Chieago yesterday the occasion
being its filth annual session. It will di',
cuss sanitary topography and systematic
drainage and sewerage of cities; the ex,
termination Of the conLsgion Of typhoid
fever, scsrlatina, small pov ard other
Ii'esses. Contributions will lie read
on the relations OF hygiene to high
sr educalioDi on the sanitary and
economical value Of forests; on the pol,
luton Of streams, saHitsry safety ia rail-
way travelling and twenty siy other sub,
isrts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-26

Two Of the West farms at Deep Run,
aoovs Martins Ferry, we're sold = day OF
two ago at sheriiTs sale. Hiram Smith,
E,q, Of Martins Ferry, va. the Pur-
chaser. They went very low. Mr.. Smith
Immediately resold one OF them that be
bought for $500 at 5000, rc,crving
eish! acres OF surface aud all the underIy-
iug coal, The VESTS broke up in tn.
distillerv business, or rather from the
lack Of attention to it while engaged in il.
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NJ. f. CONFERENCE APPorSTMEN1s.--
Among The appointments made By III,
Pittsburgh Conference at JobRstown, Pa,
on Monday, were the following: $, II,
Ne'bitL Washington, Pa, Presiding EI'
der Waynesburg, NJ. NJ. Sweeney; Clays.
vile, r. J. White; Independence, A. Cam.
sron; franklin, W. D. Glense; Wells.
burg, D,J. Davi'; Holiday Cove, q. B.
Hudson.
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A0nICrtIURAI, rONyynTTo,,

The sixth annual convention OF the
National Agricultural Congress began its
session to-day with ]. s. Dodge, OF Wash.
ington, in the chair. Hon. S. s. Morton
was made President pro tan in absence oi
President FIagg, and some committees
were appointed; but on account Of the
small percentage Of those present the con.
vention adjourned until tomorrow.
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The Patent oGace building is being
put In order and vorkmen are gathering
The models out Of the debris. ~ :
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Wa had au interesting call yesterday
irom Rev. Frank DeHass, late U. s
Consul at JeruslIsm. He il we'll posted
in Oriental matters and expresses the de.
cided opinion that although Russia ha,
thus far failed to meet the expectations oi
the world, in the way OF military success,
yet she is only warming to her work, as
1t were, and ere long will manifest the
relative superiority Of her resources a,
compared with those Of the "unspeakabI.
Turk" Mr.. DeHass ieeIs deep anxiety
for the overthrow Of the Turks. He say,
that their rule il Palestine is a crime
against civilization. They are nothing
more than aset Of carpet.bag thieves aud
Plundsrers. The country will never
prosper while they controlil. they con-
d'cate the products Of the soil to such an
extent tha! il a ILbOrsr gets ons.6ith Of
shat he raises he thinks he is doing we'll.
Mr. DsHa's thinks that Germany aud
Austria intend that Russia shall win the
fight, and when it is ended the programme
will be as follows: Russia and Austria
will get the Turkish provinces, Eng,
land will get Egypt, Germany will &c,
Holland, and the Dlrdanelles will lie
made free to all nations. The Turks viii
bs driven back into Asia, perhaps 10
their ancient Capital at Blgdad, and
once more the Cro,s will be victorious
over the Crescent.
Nj DsHa's has gathered together a
grsa. amount Of personal observations
touching the people and the countries Of
the Orient. He Travelled extensively In
Afabia and the Turkish couutry bet1eer
Palestine and the Euphrates, and tells d
prehistoric cities whose ruins he explored
which are unmentioned in geography OF
history. He made full notes 0f his travels
and expects 10 spend the next year Of
two at his headquarters at Nartin's Fer
~ In writing them out.
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Loss OF the Cambridge National
Bank.

BosroN, September 25. 1t il now
known that the loss BY the robbery Of the
canbridgppors National Bank is $50, 900.
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PrTTsBuRsH, September .26.-Ps.rolsuu
Firm: crude - 45 at ParkerS, refined
1SatalSNc, Philadelphia delivery:
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Meeting OF Northwestern PIoW
Manufacturers.

CHICAGO, Septsmbar 25.-The pillow
manufacturers Of the Northwest held a
meeting here to-day, but the important
business was delayed until tomorrow
when additional delegates will arrive
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WAR DEPARTMENT, \
DEElex OF TRK CRGER SIaNAL ORRIcKR,
WASHTSGToS, D. c, sept. s6-i 4. z.
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TaE Dublin Freeman, 4 rabid Roman
Catholic paper, calls upon the Irish peo.
pie not to chow any respect 10 General
Grant when he waits Ireland; bscun,e,
iorsooth, the General WAS oppo.e,I to a
division Of the 'chooI fund for The bene-
1T Of the Romi'h Church, aud because
he expressed 4 wish 10 visit that gallant
champion OF religious liberty, GlribaIdi.
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GheGHtGIliaentea.

Tue well'burs depot on the P. ". &
Ky. road, was finally located yesterday at
che northsas! outskir. Of the corporation,
The owners oIth more central location
desired BY the company, raised the price
Of it 40 high that they decided not to
take it, and accordingly located further
away.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY ISrxLLlGEYcER
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WAsHISGroS, September 25.-The Pres
ident and Mrs. Hayes With the party &c.
companying them, returned this evening.
The President was considerably fatigued
and without much delay entered a car
riage with Mrs. Hayes and was driven 10
the Soldiers Home. The President con.
clnded to postpone his visit 10 Richmond
I'LL next month, when the Virginia State
Fair will be in progress. There will be
session Of the Cabinet tomorrow.
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Ga'sr.pp,ao's HA,s DrE

Bs- OF IspeTiO RS9LLSR maaSfaef,gs, and
EE;iy celebrated 1r RlaHIeiy, Durability aad BvsH.
Aeu et PSiRi, EHi5 MdMAsTf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
THE HARLEM REGATTA.

POSITIONS OF THE CONTESTANTS IN To-MoR-
ROWS BOATING RvENT-ARaANdEMENTs FOB
SEEING THE RACES
Tho regatta Of tho Harlem River rowing CLUBS Is
axed Tor tomorrow Monday afternoon, and every
indication points the most successful reunion ever
held that For aquatic event the OATS.
mon, from the single scullors TO the crews,
have, early and late, for months been putting them
selves in trim and II rumor tells the truth the several
Will have contestants that fair II OK
oeent FORM while tho representatives OF club
sangune oil success For several seasons the rowing
associations on tho Harlem have improved In many
particulars aud thore seems TO DO growing interest
In the matter OF organizing aud training crews Tho
competitors touiorrows events IL all those entered
come to the starting point will demonstrate that this
IL tho case.
The positions the start Of the singles and crews
have boeu drawn ior and are a. iolows:-
OARS.
Nautilus, No !; Columbia College, No 2; Nassau,
No. 3; New York Rowing Association, No. :.
Mills, Athletic, No. !; wsch, aramorcy, No -
Frazer, New York, No. .; Batos. Daunticss, No. :
SENIOR scpLLA
Footc, Nassau, No. /; Rathborne, Athletic, No. 2;
Ackerman, ATLANTA, No. 3; Wells, Nassau, No /
PoURoARED SHELLS.
Athletic, No. !; Nautilus, No. 2; Colombia College,
rouR-oARED aIos
Now York Rowing Association, No / Nassau. No.
sIx-oARED GIGS
Columbia College. No l New York Rowing Aseooia-
ton, No. 2; Dauntess, No. g.
Positions will number from the New York shore
No. viii wear red No. white, No. blue and No.
yellow.
ARRAxGEhEnTs YoR SEEING.
Ample PROVISIONS have been mado enable all to
the several contests from start To finish. The
LADIES' barge, with Gilmore's band, be At Flor
eaces dock, In charge OF committee appointed tor
that purpose. Two steamboats, will follow the con-
csants over the course Ia each race and the tug pro-
vided Tor the referee will give the Executive Commit
and all other officials toll Opportunity noting all
that occurs. Mr.. Frank q. Brown, Of tho Nassau
Clue Las consented 10 DO tho referee and Mr. John T.
Eustis judge Ut the finish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
THE NEW CAB COMPANY.

More than Sufficient money having bean subscribed
to begin operations tho books Of the Manhattan Cab
Company thmncd) will shortly DO closed a. the Offices
Of White, Morris 4 Ca, No IS Wall strcst Mr. Prank
Kavanssh dotcrnnned that the nov enterprise shall
DO and n eavins stone unturned accom-
plish all he has proposed. Tho hackmsn Of
New York arc 30 convinced Of tnm fact
thAs thsy yesterday sent delegation TO call
on Comptroller Kelly and requested him to
reduce their incomes By using his Influence 70 amend
certain city ordinances regulating n3ht cab fares.
they pstsssoncd shas she ordinance be aIsorsd
reduce the present rate Of fare kvon should this
strange request be granted tho Manhattan Gao Conn.,
pany, hmitss WI ssih progrsss tor Mr. kavanaah 10
OF opnisn that there ~ ~ reduced rascs work
than all the cabs In New York can do. IL vas Of
course supposed Dy tho projectors OF tho company
that oil hacks would come down " ;hs rates, and
this contingency was taken Into account In making
estimate Of probabie prvnlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17

last May, Of John Ryan, OF No 50 Leroy street. The
skull Of the wounded man was fractured IN eight
places and the bridge OF his broken In the
wounds having been inflicted ~ believed, by stick
or cuo. When discovered by ofnser Carey blood was
pouring out Of his mouth, and ne was lying in the
gutter w Leroy street. He died shortly aiterward.
With reference 10 Font Poole they deny all knowl
edge Of tho affair. Font overheard say In the
police station, when frat arrested, Poole III they
prove this against will get necks stretched"
Font and Poole have long known the police
desperate and lawess whose nightly custom has
been 70 Ito IN wait and rob drunken people. Font has
been arrested several times for burglary ard not long
ago received term OF Imprisonment for helping 10
rob sore Poole has been twice indicted tor felo.
NOUS assault-once about nine years ago, when he
stabbed man named DAILY one OF the river docks.
and again about Ave years ago for stabbng . man
aimed Collins Eighth avenue Both times he
capped conviction through tho influence OF hts political
frienda Keenan,, tho third prisoner, admits he was
with Poole and Font until three O'Clock Of the morning
Of tho tragedy
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YACHTING.
Corinthian Regatta of the Sewan-
haka Yacht Club.
VARYING, UNCERTAIN WIND.
The Estelle, Arrow and Wind
ward Winners.

The Corinthian Regatta Of the Seawahhaka Yacht
Club, which sailed yesterday ovor the New York
Club course, was . pronounced success Corinthan
yachting, first introduced by the Seawanhaka Club,
has yearly grown In favor until II eliminated yesterday
in OF the best the best regatta OF tins
The number OF entries credit to the club and the
really able which the were sailed
q credit to tho amateur sailors manned them The
day opened dark and gloomy, and showers from tho
westward were plenty. II was at first feared that the
inclemency Of the weather would nscessitats the
postponement OF tho race. but happily tho weather
cleared the time for the and fleet got away
between showers The steamer Americas, Captain
Poarce. carried the regatta committee the judges and
tho guests Of the club to the number OF several
hundred.
The scene before tho start exceedingly blue
one. Dark clouds came rolling In from tho west,
covering everything with gloomy pail. Away
far out beyond the Narrows the water was
black and unnviting, while here and there
white crested wave would rear itself as
II looking downward Tor tho yachts II was
soon buffet. The rain after time descended in
torrents and threatened TO kill the wind which was
fresh. But the Cor.nthian sailors had stout hearts,
and tho Regatta Committee beng high and dry and
safe on . comfortable steamboat did not care, 20 q
start ordered
matched schooners. the EsteIe and Peerless, would
be close and interesting, but such not the
The contest between tho Inyincble Arrow and tho
matcbless Vision WAS looked forward to tho event
Of tho day but here another disappointment was met
The Estce won In her class and the Arrow In hers
the Eselle strange TO say, being in first The Peerless
did not do herself justice, and the Vision sailed badly
and came far astern. In second class soops the
Orion actually won but was ruled out technical
y OF the rules OF the being the effect that
no yacht should carry topsal higher than the mast
head. This, OF course, barred club topsais. but
allowed working topsails that came within tho
rule ~ regards Tho Orion carried q
topsal that projected feet above the masthead
working topsa 1t was called by the After tho
race the Of the windward the winning boat In
case tho Orion was ruled out, camo board tho
schooner, and, being asked minated TO tho COM
mittee that protest might DO expected. Tho
tee thercupon ruled The Orion out under tho rule and
awarded the prize TO the Windward
ENTRIES.
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COLLEGE BOAT RACING.

Nrw BRuSswIoK, N. j., June 10, 1877.
The fouroared OF Rutgers College and s.svens
Institute, OF Hoboken, N. j., pulled straight away
about milo and quarter. shells, this acrnoon ON
the Rarttan River The crews arc az foliows:-Rut-
eers-Sse, bow Hll second; Snyder, third; Mclean,
stroke stevens-Toote, bow Dliiwerth. second,
Nichols, third; Hazard, stroke The halter pulled
thirty strokes por minute 10 the Rutgers thirty
SIX. Tho Rutgers won IN sm las, tho stevens crew
spectators present.
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APPEALS FOR CLEMENCY.
ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE BOARD or PARDoys
FOR AND AGAINST COMPUTATION or DEATH
skNrENCEs.
lyY TsLxonApH TO THE HERALD


BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June l6 1877
The Board OF Pardons had an ovsntful meeting to-
Day, application having been made in the of ten
Molly Maguires whose execution has been fixed
for Thursday next for conmutaton oil the death
fences imprisonment Tor lie. The condemned men
represented by ablc counsel, whose arguments
gave evidence OF careful preparation. The District
Attorneys OF Schuylk and Carbon counties and Cen
oral Charles A. Albright counsel for the Common
wealth in all murder cases, opposed a favorable con-
sderaon OF tho petitions, rs tho dabocal assassna
tions which tho condemned had committed fully
meritcd capital punishment
BORROWING RELATIVES sEgKiSG MgRcY.
The murderers were represented by their nearest
relatives, all OF whom presented respectable appear
The father and mother or Michael J. Doyle,
con voted A. Of the murderers OF John r. Jones' in
Carbon county wore eager listeners to the arguments
and tho aged mother exhibited considerable emotion
Alexander Campbell convicted OF tho crime
with Doyle represented by his faithful wife.
who has been unremitung In her endcavors
10 have him saved from the gal!ows. John Donohue,
the murderer OF Morgan Powell In 1871, in Carbon
county, had firm and devoted friend III tho meeting
In the person Of his VILE, the mothe. OF eight chdren
She appeared much affected her husbands appilca-
ton was being argued. James Carroll, one of tho
murdercrs OF Policeman YosL a. Tsmaqua was
represented by his wife, who had with her
a little daughter ana his father, very
respectable old gentlemen. Mrs Carols is quito an
Intelligent lady and seemed to take much interest In
tho proceedings Tue wife OF Hugh Mc,;ehan q
sprigntiy aud comely young woman also attend
ance a. the meetibg Of tho Board OF Psrdons Her case
Is an especially sad onc as sho married her husband
after he had nred tho
fatal bullet into the body OF tho Tamzqua policeman,
withoul tho least knowledge Of his crime. she xas
not formed Of the part her husband had taken tho
ASSASSINATION until mis- arrest Tho wivos OF James
Rosrity, Jamcs Boyle and tho brother OF Thomas
Du also convictod OF tho murder OF YosL wore also
among the earnest listeners TO the evenfuI discussion.
THOMAS cANPBsLLs CASH
The hrst case heard oy the Board was that OF
Thomas Campbell. sentenced 10 be hanged the 9th
OF August Tor the murder al Michael NcAnulty in Iu.
zurnc county. There haa been dispute between
Campbell ana McAuuily as 10 the birthplace OF Wash
ipgon, which terminated Ia the shooting OF tho latter
An argument was made Tor Communication OF tho
tenco oil death 10 imprisonment Tor ME.
JOHN poSoHuys pLEA.
The arst Mollio Mcguire case argued was that OF
John Donohue. Mr. ~ NJ Lucille maintained that
no had boon awarded an impartial ira. owing TO
the Wild excitement which prevailed He referred TO
tho poverty OF the accused preventing him from en-
gaging counsel, and said That he had no; been
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CREEDMOOR
THE MATCH FOR THE spirit OF TIE TIMES"
MEDAL

THE MATCH FOR THE spirit OF TIE TIMES"
MEDAL.
The weather being very unpromising yesterday
morning but few marksmen wont out TO Crsedmoou
for the usual saturday Matches and parties who
went there were mostly the old enthusiastic rinsmss
who attend In all wcathcrL
Al three O'Clock in the afternoon tho match for the
SPIRIT Of The Times Medal vas called Il was
open only 70 members Of the National Rule
Association. Distance 900 yards posstsoa, standing;
rne any within the ruos; rounds with Tho privl.
legc Of Two sighting shots To no won three times
not necessarily consecusvoly-bsfore becoming the
personal opory Of tho winner. There vers twenty.
four sntriea Az whole the shooting was oxcellent
the top scorer comparing favoraby with those that
have frequently been made At 40 yarls. under tho
same conditions, In other rcspcos for tao Turf HeLf
and Fdy1s Badge Mr. Keonc carried or tho medal
In
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The crossed lrst. and the smaness Of her crew
made II supposabo al lrst that she not about to
start tho Sho soon put all doubts at rest
however, by standing away on her course, CATCH
ing little extra pun Of wind passed out from
under walls OF Fort wadsworLh, and tax
ing the lead very nicely Tho Arrow with every thing
SET, next, with the Esello close Ioeward The
Regina next crossed, followed by tho entire neot IN
the following order:--Piigrin. Schcmcr, Windward,
wInsornc Peerless, Petrol, Orion with topsail,
Vision aud Active.
Most OF the fleet stood close into Fort Wadsworth.
and although there was plenty Of wind further out
there was II tic there In this way much time WAS
LOST The VISION and Active did not after
the last signal had been givcn, aud SO lost thirty Six
and iorty-eght seconds respectively. The Wipson,e
seemed TO Later the race, how
ever. they were set to good advantage. Tho fleet,
after the start, were strung out In regular
line that extended, when the tail OF The
reached, fully tao miles from end to end. Tho Kate
the Active having very pretty rugge Tor
the lead when the Arrow passed close 10 windward OF
the Kate, thus giving the Active q chance TO forge
ahead. Tho ncet pa Sod the hospital ship the
lowing order :-Eselie Arrow with tho Kate 10
wIndward, Peerless scnenier Regina. Pilgrim Orion,
WInsome, Petrol AMI the Vision TO windward
OF the Active The winsomc hero took In her jiotop-
ward oil and rapidly distanced the Pilgrim. or the
hospital sup the Arrow took her jbtopsa and the
Regina cIno rapidly to the lead, showing herself an
excellent saiicr and well managed. Tho clouds now
grew thicker and thicker aud the rain pouring
down densciy that was almost impossb 10 dis
TIN guish any but the lehdin2 yachts Nhen buoy No
10 was reached the wind had shifted little to The
south ana the tide was In the irst OF the ebb
ROUNDING 10.
Tho buoy was rounded in the following ORDER
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Much Indignation is expressed by members Of the
Bar wall by Jurors and Witnesses Al the failure
hold the adjourned Of The Queens County CIR
euis Court which expected convene tomorrow,
and for which about my cvL causes down. Il
was UNDERWOOD That Judge Donohce would preside
and u was not sst Friday, alter tbe hsrn had issued
oil the necssSary papers and tho calendar pre-
pared that II Vas ascertaiued be could not 10 So II
Ia understood that the County Clerk will on Non
day morning. formally adjourn The Court until the reg
ular term In October.
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CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT cLUB-ENrRIEs yoR
THE FOURTH ANNUAL nEGArTA-THE DARE

CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT cLUB-ENrRIEs yoR
THE FOURTH ANNUAL nEoArTA-THE DARE
DEvH-vICroRIA MATCH.
NEW HAMBURG, N. r., June 10, 1871
The fourth annual regatta OF the Central HUDSON
Yacht Club will take place the club New
Hamburg tomorrow tMoncay1 At hkfpast tan A N.
The entries are A. foliows:-
CLASS
Brown, Of Newburg; Leroy, OF Low Point; Victoria
oil Hyde Park Dare Devil, OF New Reconcile; F,dgct Of
New Hamburg.
CLASS.
Freak, of Newburg; Mollic, OF Pouehkeepsis; Edith,
OF New Hamburg; Eloise, OF Hyde Park
THIRD
A. 8. Ring Of Newburg; Lulu, OF New Hamburg;
Osprey, OF NewburG
An exciting race Is looked for In tho larger boats
especially the Dare Devil the yacht OF Messrs.
lsen Brothers, viii then participate IN her lrss
gatta and meet some very fast well known racers
There win be two prizes In each class II three boati
start
TK DARK DxviL-vfcr0RfA MATCH.
The private match between the Dare Devil and Vic
ora for piece Of silver will take place the day
following the regatta, either tho New Hamburg
the Newburg course, a. tho parties interested may de.
eide