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New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIN MINISTER'S ON THE scYrnIA.

The steamship Scythia yesterday carried
several cierrymon, the gtcator number of whom were
dele. .atos 70 the Presbyterian Council 70 b" held n Xt
noIt, IN Ednburg. Dr.. john iiail with his viie SON.
and daughter among tint number representing thc
General Assembly. Dr. Hall stated yesterday to y
TGuuSE reporter that he would probably return
by lie middle OF September II was Impossible
TO say whether he would visit the Continent.
The Council would he important event to
tlc church, AID especially 70 the m'ssl0n
work in q f.rcut countries. FO the Rev. DR. hCtcS OF
PRINCETON Df. iial great praise, declaring ihdi tLat
g,uirinlu uai Tor the euterpllre th"n pry
ctnar man Dr HCtOsn VIII start Tor kufolt 4 "ecA
fr.m saturday, tac CUInhicuce o. MS cCI'lc pre-
ytiag Lin from cDuS sooner. The Otbcl delegates od
Die r,.,inI were ilr Rev. pr Moses T. HOge tIe Rev.
4 II SSuner. the Rev. W NJ. P"Xt'u, the Rev. j. SIN
car, Di. AcncI, and A. y. BeihIiap .
Tne Rev TEilhps Brooks, 'he i..V. Or L. IL. Chalhn'
thc Hc, Ticiias Norris the Rev c. T.. hocd, %hd ihc
rev George Thompson also among the passengers
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DOCTORS IN CONSULTATIONS.
NATIONAL nc1rcrrc MEDICAL AssocnrIo

NATIONAL ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
PITTsBURGH Penn, June 13.-1he National
Eclectic Medical Association met here this morning IN
the Select Council Chamber OF the Municipal Hall. in
the absence OF the President DR. 3 B Mum OF water
bury. Conn took the chlr and called the meeting 10
order whcn address of welcome was delivered by DIR.
Thompson President of the Pennsylvania state Assooa-
ton. Dr. Warner of this city also welcomed the dele
gates 10 Pittsburgh. Both addresses responded 70
by pr. Mum committee on credentials vas appointed,
aud the balance Of the time occupied by the reports
OF various standing committee and other routine busi-
ness In the afternoon Prof George Pt5er ". ID. Of
st. Louis. real very able YApor Sanitary Laws"
when was followed by II paper " sur -cu Diseases"
by Dr. j. B Slow 0 Brooklyn The state Association of
the Eclectic Sc hOol convened IN special the
Seventh Aveuuc Hote This morning, pud resolved 10 At
tend the meeting ~ the National Association IN body
Ihc National Association will remain IN session three
daYs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE SITUATION IN UTAH.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The Virginia CITY
Chron,cle publishes interview ON lhe Mormon quev
ton with W. W. Bishop. who defended John d. Lee. Mr..
Bishop believes. from intimate personal knowledge OF
Mormon affairs, that If Brigham Young thinks be can
stand trial and get clear there will b. resistance but
II he appIehens conviction he will unique sIonsbly night
His followers will stand BY him 10 the last man.
HIgbce Haight, and Stewart can only be taken
by the superior force Of the United States troops Under
tie present jury system IL s simply impossible TO convict
Utah any VI the other participants in the Mountain
Meadows massacre. Lee convicted only becsuse
District Attorney Howard eUcceodcd making Young
believe that II Ice convicted Utah would be All
mitted into tle Union q state. Young accordingly
ordered his conviction lOr the goOd OF the Church De
ricAttOfney Howard, he says Il M honest ana ncleht
man In every respect. lhe stories about is Keeping
back po.tlOrOi Lees confession some pafts
OF the confession left ont Ia fnrtucr the ends of
Justice ny an n,si,ement between IL ward ard Bishop.
S!illsOn's AFFIDAVIT he brands false IN every
particular, snd gotten up in the interests ef the
Mnrnons. Tie feeling among the Gcntiles IN Utah s
very bitter Those salt Lake feel secure, but 10 me
small interior towns much apprehension Is felt Should
bosiilitios begin most N the fighting would be done "a
thoec small Young has given orders 20 Ls p0pe
close all commercial Intercourse with The Genties 10
Southern Uah and Eastern Nevada, Dut the order Las
been strIctIy ObCysd.
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THE REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.
GENEROSITY TOWARD FOREIGN MIssIoNs-So'ooo
SUBSCRIBED IN FEW hINUTEs-H0PE COLLEGE
The enthusiasm aroused at the synod of the

| GENEROSITY TOWARD FOREIGN MIssI0Ss-fo,Voo
sUBsCRlBRD IN A FEW hINUTEs-HOPE COLLEGE.
| The enthusiasm aroused at the synod OF the
Reformed Dutch Church the subject OF foreign m's
sons Tuesday evening bore practical frit yesterday
At the devotional exercises In the morning the subject
was referred to in the prayers and dsconrses The eN
ctement became general and several elders and minis
ers pledged themselves to pay for this cause sums vary
ing from SO to $500 Subscriptions were r'used, IN
auct,oneer's parance. when tse givers found that
others had been more generous happy delegate
rose with telegram In his hand announcing that hc had
added one moro the population; "Asmother and baby
are both doing WELL" he said, 81 Will add s1o more
love my WIFE," said another, "and give All additional
500 for her sake :" And will give $50 more because
have good lad" exclaimed third. "Can we promise
for our relationsr inquired timid member. TO uh
the President REPLIED "Yes, for your mothersIh
law, n you like" In less than m hour Soooo was
raised Tie President declared that the Lord had poured
out his Spirit upon assembly The members felt the
stimulus Of hberality strony that they rose IN pody
aud broke forth into a longAneicr Dpxoi9sy. 49,.
1he Special Committee then submitted lts report upon
the rmhrrsssei condition Of Hop. College, ~ olhnh,
Mich About $4,000 had been raised AZ nn endo% innt
funi for THIS Institution oi wgn FsoV"" 20 oo "a"
spent In incidental expenses. leaving fO9'Uo mNcStfu
IN notes and MORTGAGES, real eTtatt rir me ic'rnu'
from the endowment amounted " S-'zIo, Dui 'ne pay
ment the dcbt. ana tir RAISING OF tr en-
dowmrni fund consumed $l33i, leaving "A balance 'a
Sllol Inc roas"a si'n LII ~, ~ 80 tt trnit snI-
ture Several unfortunate investments hhd cel inhhc
aud of the entire fund of $4,000 ony 7J'0p bears any
income The college IN also burdened WITH II dcbi o
S22 900 which the only onset II about 300 acres Oi
almost unprOductye aud. In addition to all hcse in5n'
cia troubles tlefe intern cHe STRIFE between heGc-
parincnfs. nsti,atiOn hole aud the church at
large This aud tbs bad management ol tue tuuds nave
discouraged those who had taken an interest III Tue col
lcge.
Several hundred dollars promised 10 the foreign
missions during the afternoon Among IL" iarRer SUI,
scIbcrs Col q. n Sage, who PROMISED 5000 T. =
Duryea $500; " H. Steele, 500; the church OF ORANGE
~ j.. $500; the Rev. Dr. ". H. Clark, SlOO and r. W.
Duryea 800. The synod thcu proceeded TO DlOt Tor
fl.N ieeffl As .f htgf
fhc Rev DR. + d. Hartranf; was elected b, 102 votes
His election tuon made unanimous Ire euhic
management 0f Hope College was aced IN tue handS oI
The council who 10 make yearly rcpOri OF 'e con
diOn Ia the synod. resolution was pa~rt !" ailOlh
n cOmmitte 20 define clearly the relations Oi the co'ge
TO the synod and Of the different departments W each
nfle
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THE NEW SOCIETY CHECKED.
THRER BEDS TO CONSTITUTE AN INN, rHE EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS DECIDE

COMMISSIONERS DECIDE.
Ex-Judge Culver and Mr.. Shannon OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Crime appeared yesterday
before the Excise Commissioners to confer with them In
regard to the closing of liquor saloons in this CITY, Inc
representatives OF the society claimed that according 10
the decision the Court OF Appeals licenses could only
bc issued keepers of dealers such as drug
PSts who sold uuor not 10 he drunk on the premises
Mr. Morton President of the Board replied that three
kinds of licenses could be issuedto inns to ssres ana
TO beer saloons The provision for the ast mentioned
was made In "A separate act the LEGISLATURE passed III
1861 which had no conEection with the law OF ls3''
Inukeeers licenses have been divided into three gaaes
One appvirg 10 hotels OF the first class auother " otn
hotels and the tlifd 10 lodging houses "btfe Hec
were provided stranE' Sipit-AceIclS schiN
nitattitps we're divided INTO two CRATES, ana are UT
beer dealers we,e put the samc grade me lcehss
would be granted all applicants comply lux WIN iio
law who should tender tA sicclnca lee me c,.hl -
sohets would lave 40 discretionary power % u".' - s wy
law TO fuse comply with tac deiiauds o. we -
1ir Culver dee Jared t'1 the law relating 70 thc t'i o
al. not familiar 20 hlil avs, Ho La. ID
only Two classes Of uersuus could bc licensed hs ui
frrtd with the cOm,n 6tunclE, however as 20 tHe'.
To- refuse TO istuc ncri>cs, Bd cnitll t"' u.o 80
ave item pcimIssciy aud not MANDATORY or
rowcrs Mr. Culver quoted the sect on OF VIC iN ", ~,
stale. t1pt the commits may issue li'et'.9 ."
certain pers.ns, coutrdiag that l! the' Wlei, 'oa
cgu.. refuse IOftl kcc'SrS lT tuN'' N'' ' '.
,u desire 80 see a. uraus refused HccscS NDp 'l'
I'm Inc classes s,eciod ia the aW hul nc N'""I t
Fsci.e Commissioners to declare tIat tGcA "'uN hu'
st.ns IL fbry ,arrig rlruiiod with thc fuln ol or
keeping "hy the erection 0i ijitc "uuhs Ia WV. u"
,conV M. coiuIurs assisted thlt he t'hlHto
,~os goaui,tory They .fUud 70, = u ISSUING httcs ~
>rIicl 10 nt .ai..Ag lgaCr without license alcr q
pr,per TINE h.t c.cu.cd, would c'riHhy DC pres, c"ou
IEcy would be Std "l 'he cooIsrai'oa1 81 ~ M t In
q tlc society ; ai others in ne cio't 10 sVVP N4c
business unlicensed lciifr ~ 'lhol'
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THE MONTENEGRO CONFLICT.

10 I,
The Vienna correspondent of The Times tele-
graphs that days past an impression has been
growing in Russian that the M0Denen. are not
able 10 continue resist the whelmngy superior
forces OF the Turks and the Austrian Government
sounded how lar It might be disposed " do
thing prevent their being crushed.
LONDON. Thursday. June IA, 1877.
special 10 Tie Daiiy Teie0Taph from Vienna on
Wednesday -sys: suleman PisNs Ililed yesterday 70
revictual Nics.cs for year"
TURKISH VICTORY CLAfyED.
CoNsTANTiSoPLE, Wedneslay, June l3, 1877.
An official telegram daecd June rs says; "sulemsa
Pasha has forced the OF the Duga Pass after
sanguinary battle. and Is advancing on Eicscs. The
Montenegrins IN ull retreat sueiman's junction
with two other Turkish corps expected immediately.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

OBJECTS AND OFFICERS OF IhE Efw sotIEIY
A meeting of the friends Of the new tenn
peranoe cau-e BrooAyn held last evening at the
,oon Of tie Young Mems Christian Association for The
pu,o Of organizing society similar 10 the Society for
the prevention Of Crime OF tbis city IL IL 10 be called
The Society for the Prevention Of lntempersnce and
Crime Iis objects are to be u coop'iste with the au
,ntis IN upboidng tno laws against tue improper sale
of ,os and 10 build up public sentiment against In
temranoo in various ways Some discussion occurred
viii reference 10 the name and also a. to the feasibility
OF demanding q contribution for membership hut the
,rncI.s we're finally adopted as reported. "h'le the
Huuatin0 Committee AT Work the Secretary took
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THE MJTIEPs, NATIONAL CONVENTION.

BUFFALO, y. Y. June 13.-The fourth an
nual convention OF the Milers National Association
assembled here today George Ban. president OF the
convention, delivered bis snnaal address. which
tanned many hints OK value u the milling interest
The secretary presented his annual report Re-
ports were also received from the standing
committees on mill machinery and on insur-
Gnce Mr.. Seybt moved the appointment Of com
mittee OF three TO exert their influence 10 have the
Fidelity Company OF Chicago made The MICrs' National
Mutual Insan Company OF America, and attef con
siderable debate the motion carried The chair then
appointed aeSsfs Seybt OF Illinois, Barnes Of Michigan
and L. l.. Hubbard Of Minnesota as such committee.
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AN ODD. FELLows, MONUMENT DEDICATED

BosTON, June 13.-The Odd-Fellows' mon
umont t Mouut Hope Cemetery, erected by lodges OF
this city a; a cost OF $4,000, dedicated to-day
over 100 Odd-i eows were In procession. which EN-
braced visiting lodges. GOV Rice and other officials
The programme for the dedication included the follow
ing exercises, together with music by the Gcrmauia
Band: Introductory address by z. G.. NJ. Nathaniel
Adams President of the trustees Of the LOT ode written
20 the air OF "1hc Morning lAght IL Breaking" by
Brother H. J. shilabcr; dedicatory address 10y Horace
W. stickney, N. w. G. NJ. OF the GRAND Lodge; invOc~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
PROPOSED TWO DOLLAR GOLD COIN.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-In anticipation that
a resumption Of Specie pay ments will he brought about
within the time fixed by law. and that thore will be
demand for gold pieces of small denominations, Dr.
Ludernam the Director OK the United States MINIS w
il Is understood recommend In his forthcoming annual
report Tie coinage of twoollar gold piece to take tho
place of the dogr and a-haf gold piece. II - De-
ieyed that this coin will meet popular demand when
specie resumption Is secured.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
REPORTS ABOUT THE TRUNK LINES DENIED.
Pr.sident Gnlrcii nf tho KaliimOre and Ohio

Railroad stil tie c, but meeting cf the railroad
managers has been held tins week MI Garrett stated
on Tuesday that II not true, reported, thai he
had not signed the agreement providing for the appor
tiOnlucnt Df westbound height and after July /
among The trunk nc- upon specified uasis 1hc agree
meut SAID, signed by the representatives OF nl
tho lines A. thr Naiist. OF meeting of the
fnau4ccr- lac said he Lad nOl heard thar any
lad been held Another representative OF the trunk
lines Also denied the TunOr.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Hanion broke ON cutrggcr and 10 ils attributed hit
SHELL RACE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

PITFsgURGH, Penn, June l3.-" Pat 3" Luther
has issued challenge Ia Evan Morris Tor sheh"at
race FOR ~ 600 q side and the championship Of America
Luther is member OF the Clipper Boat Cub 70 which
Morris asobcOues Nor +s nIcnds state Tia; lutl'rVl
be- accommodated Ihc men va, meet o. rdsy even
Ing 10 arrange the terms 81 TIE contest Luhtr entered
IN the Centennial regatta llst year and Won the i.t
heat, but was beaten IA tuv other Two " HahIOH oi
~ LL..Ll
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pRoxTNFNT ARRIVALS

81. Nicholas HofI-Thc Hon. Richard W.. Ihomp-
son Secretary Of the Navy, Commodore Dahc, A"s
Engineer IN bef william H. Shock. Pay director ~ Ma
mough and Naval Constructor J. w Iasby' . navy,
Lieut. Col. e. g. Mctaul.y u. 3. Marine Corps .h"oU
Uov s-Senator J. Donald Cameron Of Pennsylvani, anu
Capt Cook Of the steamship Russia Hoe Bnvnn , nj g
Inspector " w. williams q. Navy aud Wnhsm h -
General Manager Of Tho Boston and A2sny h", of
road .Ciareioiou HOtei-Tbc Rev. Canon lLoIy. VI
London Neu. York Hotst-Ex COW. = o. Arnom Ai,o o
Rhode HOfci-FrelcTlct
1rnrral Manager Of the Great Western Railway Of Canada
J. d. Laying, General Manager VI the iitisnrkn,
Wayne and Chicago Railroad .Grdi feHf1t H1ti'tn ~
=. Ballard Of Safssgs and exC6gresSmen u ~ b.sa
Delaware .. MefyoJoHan Hooi Lleutcranf oniinabner
Charles r. Schmiif q. y Wy . Ffh Auenue Hobt-tx
Congressman stephen Kellogg Of Connecticut ana Gen.
I,ialN NFard
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the names of the SO persons present who wished to

the names Of the SO persons present VINO wisheu W
jOin The following officers elected:
President. II. b. spellman Vce-Presidents' a. =
Foster Treasurer, Alfred q. Whte Law 1onin.tee, a
b. Casswell, B I. Blair, ". H. Wafr1ng Poster, anu
Charles r Swain Finance Committee Charles b. latham,
4. H. Marvin, Charles Pratt, n. T. White and X H. II
Manning; Committee OF Public Meetings, &C., n, - w.
Allen Sidney Sa1derson +. ". Crowell, Wayland Hoyb
and the Rev. l.. q. IBgeTson.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
HARVARD AND CoLuMRIA.

B0sToN, June 13.-iIaryard has accepted
Columba's challenge TO row eeilt-oared I1ui-Ei,
race at spruadrd Juac 2J days before the YaiC
and Harvard
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
THE SOUTHERN MAILS.

RICHMOND, Va, June 13.-lnformation has
been received here that the Postal Commission have do
cided TO recommend or have recommended the Post
mastrr-3rn,rn 10 concentrate all southern mails wa
Richmond which have heretofore gone via Lyuchburs.
Va aud Louisville. Nv.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
LATEST FOREiGN NEWS.
THE CROSSING or THE DANUBE.

LONDON, Thursday, June IA, ls77
The Daily Ness's Vienna dispatch has the fellow.
ing: Certain signs point TO Thursday or FRIDAY
next a. the date for crossing the Danube just
leore that operation takes place it is expected the
Gar will issue a manifesto.
cit il again ruaorcd that Safyet Pasha has
requested the Sultan to intrust him with peaos
mission 10 PiOiestip
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

,,on nv the Rev f. NJ r. Wells p. @. NJ, Grand Chap
lain; proclamation ~ Albert l.. Fessenden Grand war
den; concluding address by O. NJ Horace W. sichny % Wo
nrayer Inv the Rev Mr.. Wells addresses Dy the heV.
Mr. Wells aud the Rev. Dr. Miner. 7. q. Bcnedlcu9n
was pronounced by r. q. Rev fnornas d ssnison. III
the eyesIng entertainments will be given the sever"
whiting lnlgee.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TUFTS COLLEGE DIVINITY SCHOOL.

BosToN, Mass, June 13.-The seventh ami
versary Of Divinity School OF Tufts College was
celebrated to-day. After reading Of the theses by she
graduates IN T. j. +. sawyer delivered address 10
tu cass Degrees viii b. conferred with those IN the
az cpar imenl at the which Ooeuis
nn Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
REPUTATION IN MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Minn., June 13.-The latest re-
turns Indicate that the majority against the measure 10
provide for tie payment Of the old state railroad bonds
j. about 900. The large towns generally favored ~
while the country went strong against IT,
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RACE BETWEEN COURTNEY AND Riley.

James II. Riley of Saratoga Springs and Charles
E Courtney Union Springs, - " have agreed 70 row
single scu race three miles, Win Greenwood
IaK, July T. The prize VIII De champion medal 10 Be
presented by Tie Greenwood faAc S.urtscIs Ciub. Riley
arc Coutnty vttuowu o,rsuon aud several aitcAps
have been maze 10 get up nlicn between thcm
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
RHODE ISLAND MEDICAL SOCIETY

Providence, r. l., June 13.-Ihe Rhode
Island Medical Society held IL annual meeting IN tAis
city LDday. DIR. Charles II. Fisher chosen Prcs-
dent Al the banquet Gov. Van Zandt and President
Robinson Of Brown University among the speaker
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with interest the unfolding OF flowers ~ garden seeing
a rinse blorsom changed fIOm hud t1 iuli-bown
in a short time one day she saw tutkey-cOok suddenly
expand hls tail into ian. 10 TIE act OF stIutting when
sh ran 10 her motucr ana exclaimed: d" Oh, mother
have lust seen turkey bloom out P-l lharpers Drawer.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
RAILROAD TICKET FORGER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Sylycster +. VIII
son, the ticket scslper had hearing ~ The Camden
Courthouse tonight and vas held In $1,000 bail for
trial There arc four charges against him by the Penn
sylvana Railroad for uttcng forged passes and another
against him tor conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
OBITUARY.
LUDWIG III. GRAND DUKE OF HEssG
DARMsTADr, June 13.-Ludwig Ill, Grand
nike OF Ia ,se. is dead

The Grand Duke Of Hosse Ludwig Ill, born
June o. lsu6 aud succeeded to the throne june TO- s4S
npou the death Of his father, Ludwig H. lie at that
time oo-Rcgent OF tine Duchy. having been appointed
March D Ie44 IN consequence oI atcinpt AT insur-
r,ctinn he was married Dc 2G 1888. to Princess Ma
thilie daughter OF King Ludwig of Bavaria, who died
A. sgL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
BONApARIIsT lNTRIGUEs.

LosDos, THURSDAY. Jane Is. 1877.
The Tpes's Rome special telegram reports that per
sonage high position has directly inlur OF the Holy
See how il would look upon Bonapiitst movement 10
France On its reply less energetic system Of
agitation would depend, but the Vatican has made
sign.
II ia said NJ Bonnet Duverder will appeal against bic
sentence.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
ACTIVE OPERATIONS AT Baum

LONDON. Thursday. June IA, 1877
The TclegrapFs Batum dispatch states that the
Russians are pushing the siege works. Reinforce
ments are greatly needed. Without relief the troops
there will become tired out. The Turkish cficeu
are dcspoDdent.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
FAST SCHEDULE TINE FROM NEw-ORLEANs

LOUISVILLE, June 13.-By II recent ADJUST
ment Of tire schedules the Louisville line makes the last
time of 90 hours and 10 minutes between New Orleans
aud NewYOIk. with corresponding me to other Eastern
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

Cure your Inhamed or Weak Eyes and sore
Eyeids with D BgcKgRs EYE BAsAM sold by all dfusss~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

If YOUR HAIR Il FALLING orr ana yoh arc IRE
Threatened wiki 1T aatEs hadless. use L JAfAss IN
ToSIc and You l ,iimuiae and cleanse i'c sap an
the ,roH hlIr, 9L prevent NIai YOU t' +, ~
Inc ,nt II w be found as0 au excyltn ffrsNhs .t tn9
hair preserving natural color AID aoephg so SD'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
ROWING REGATTA AT SILVER LAKE.
THREE RACES WITH sINGLE SOULS, rA!R-oARET
nnArs- ANn EOrK-nAEEn NOATs.

THREE RACES WITH siNGLN SOULS, rA!k-oARED
BOhTs, AXp FOvR-OAGED BOATS.
BosyoN, Mass, June 13.-Thc regatta at
Silver Like was roweA today and Was win sscd by
aboat 800 spectators. The weather dhe and The
water smooth The first was for single SOULS for
purse e S225--Sl5O to first $40 10 second distance.
three miics -Four boats start,G. Plased and Johnson
took the water l9S!, The former showing c to tie
front closely foliuHod by Ianlon and Lluders These
positions We held about mile. wien Iauon Ock
ond place johnson next Lrudcrs about length bcinud
Johnson Paistci turned the buoy drs anicn second,
Johnson third Landcfs fourth Paistcd had to hard
from this point the finish shake of Johnson who
had come 10 second position.
N.
Pla.;ed 80.
lSt'ltls ., 49,.
HanlOn broke cUrigscr, ana 10 this s attributed hls
defeat.
The second race Uair-caTcd nonts. distance three
niles was purse OF S22j-:l5o g. first 40 10 sec
ond. 1lerc three starters. Ihe race was "on by
Bign ana Maxwell
Pclir and sI;lst
Goo III biothNrS ''A
(plhtliy bfOihti3. ''..'''.El'J'
Tie hrd race for Oarcd working bouts, distance
three in.s purse S20J$l25 to frst, SO 10 second
brousht ont starters and The was won b. the
LaheuHn Boat Club iu 19n. 593is., RVerrdc crew sec
oud la 20n. 2Os, Portland ere" third IA 2On 81 I27
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

TINY MARTYRS TO SOUR STOMACH
And cole can De cured with MILK oP MAGNGHA OF "hen
a.. lfI-. -.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

LUSDBORG's CALIFORNA WATER, Tor me
toilet bath d,ebtuiy irgrani AMI r,esa1 'ns
of Nr3rs Euhluan Flo aud dc lido, he rnneht Ff'@0a
AID Belgau CheiGists
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tAunonuoeInerial /

For all Coughs and Colds use JAMES Ex-
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GTRICTURE. Impotence, aud Diseases OIL ~ s,s ;.
- 0escrauye Orgaus rsccsiy and speedily cnfeL o.'
hours 70 s. EES RY A DAhlsIs. N D.. - L'Nsg'o''.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At BUDNUrs IN
BROA AbWAf.
Gam 68". Noon, 73'. 80 M, sO,. Midnight 6I'
Hlxnest during the day. 30 loves. tl'.
Average 6S9., same dav. 1876. 7l'.
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CEN GRANT,S TOrR.

LONDON. Tnursday, jane Ii, 1877.
Gen. Grant and family. who are visiting
Mrs sartor. Hampshire, viii return TO town to-day
[For other Foysi0n yews see Etrst Pa0s.l
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
TIE STEAMERS PASSENGER LISTS.

Sevelu! prominent persons sailed for Europe
I'm lhc bcaners yesterday in addition T. those mentioned
elsewhere. EX-Goy. Henry Warmo.l and Airs. Warmoh
Lord CaIcnce Pagrt aud Miss Paset, and Gen. ~ L.
Anderson aud family were among Tie passengers the
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