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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20
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frIbli6e @eibnuebteu

VSUOSs~VS ~SVSO
s@littenbabn futi9,
Madiien Gienitas @el9nadten!
Morsen 1T Der tirsdFc, abcr ni6t
ber ijiinsite Sag.
Mm 26. DECEMBER @fcdenweibe in
Srod,uap uno YH-Nn.
Die gerren @bcbes, Gpeneer e.
@sbel BADEN itren neucn 0rusftors III
9ittle Sails bereits er1fnet.
Mud mir baben bon Dur6sane Or
fd0nen Venus bintsr Dem Iadcnoeu
Monbe su beoba@ten sperseH,n.
Sic e4nIoen ,pon stearns e..
beIauten ii@ stsenwartis auf So, 200
Dollars.
Das 6SbndJeu bes Qerrn GranS
Nd9ele bon bier fat jein Bsin sebro.
den.
Nlpbons 0otmdnn aus ct. Glouo
5own bat ii@ eincn She'll bes Oau.
mems Der linfen 6uno abgeidgt.
Sn Nnofa 1T. elm Grprcbmann nit
Mamen See .Iittle! (e&au a
biiel oobcrJ
Sic Diitritt Court BON 9oob Co..
bat lebten Dienita9 in Gong Yrairie
ibre lsitunsen begpnncn.
Sic @eu ulm Dot. bIieb nun
i4on suei @o9m aus. What is the
matter -
Gerr G6. -Iue5er bon bier ,puroe
bon Der bier pa1irenben giienbabnroute
auf bic 3iee Der st. Yaul . ssarao.
2inie periebt. 4
Don Charles 9artuns nod feline
spur. Man bat ibn ~aufseseben, nur
ie!ten fori&t Elm 5dser nod nod iei2|
mem Yerbleiben.
9err a rn'ttrong 9, Der oas i40Re]
Sfarrbaus in Swo @iuers sebaut bat,
beebrte ans Iesteu Dienitas nit Ieinem
YeIm@e
Cine eeItenseit ii semib. tuenn eua
Sases init einem S@uB 3,pei 9ir{de)
tootet. 9as bat 1err 6. 5. 1arrUon
DON @aut Centre fertis sebradt.
eeit Greitas lit bic 9iri@jaso 40
Gnos. 0ie @crtiufer BON @iIopret
tba:en ibr @osIihtes. UNI Der eeidol=
1snen Seute ii4 nod CUR re4ten 3eit a.
entleoigen.
9ie Gouato- gommiNdre bon
Stearns County psroen an, eriten Sa=
nuar 1878 ibre rese!mdbise 8eriamm=
lung i'm Gourtbauie abbalten.
B--4 Gts. wersen fur cine 9yart
SIte RrintS tertsnet, umo ale ans
eeren @aarcM Scrbdltnif malta ~
bsmiclbcn 4reiS.tri
Doaae &,@ratfort.
Nuf Der bielisen Yoiofiee murbeu
i'm 2aufc oicies Sabres $4,000 8riefe,
$4,000 poi ttartcn 20 900 Girtuldrc,
se9en 100000 3citunsen IL. !. NJ. Der:
lanot.-Das 9ebt!
Set letten Morta9 ,pirb Die 4oith |,
non Saut &upics nae) 8roinero ourd
bic Nortbern YaciFe u. 81. COMPANY
belorst. SO wolte &c bas Yoltoepar%
tement BON @aibinstor, +
Sn Nortb Yrairie io1en mdbreno
Der letten 9iridjc 9>Seit iiber 200 @tif
Stride seidolien woroun iein. 8eion.
.Sers iollen ii@ Die @.triioer Nun9 in
soieler Saso ausse3ei@nct baben. SEER
IS. &ciilel ~Iieferte Die MsNfen Der l9o- {
alen Sbiere nad st. Yaut. e
Gs 1T entiaieoene 5Aatlade> bab
vtin Mder 2ono in bielcm 6taate, fir J
Den man 5 DolIars be;ablt tatte, idon =
In. eriten Sabre einsn Yrcht BON 10 II
Dollars onr@ feline Trudtaerteit abs II
Derfea tann. n
Sic BON ben 9eui4reden beimge= :
ludten SteucrSabler m6sen cuff Der i
.StfMerliite bic Yemertune ni4t s
llberls9en, oab lie crit big sum l.. $
Sunni 1878 bic Steueru fur @runb= !.
lno Vcrionaleisentbum 5u entra1ten +,
baben. n
8crQe6f cS ia nicbf! ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20
.Gteuer Nptijen.

Den Stencrinbkrn boz starns Gounhb, Mnneota, nb htmu aur 9nmnib oebrodt.
eab bic SsuerhHe Hr bs Satr 1877 Mrs M ecaeti~n abershen mrbcni III.
u @rnmb. uni Observation-Disclosures mINn bis au, I. 1uni 1874 be,obn
Wtnn He niG nit Soften Uebunhen mcnwn fouen.
S%senSes statement sat Gs3 bi or wills af iHen Collar. udae eraoMn nerocu.
Uni cen3 wed wHir bic Grbcbuna 9nmaht mb,. NIB cleric bic Belt NIB ben Vlct. moun
Noumbcr 1877.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20
8efammtmtabumQ

IQe Dieinuisen, welde mir nod iduIbcn.
ipercn b,e,nit eriudt, ibre &ednnnacn bel mir
bis gum l. S,a 8 in Oromuna III
briasen. luihriecnfails iie bic l~lntoiten oes
G:llcstirens 81 scndrtisen babsn.
=. W. 3enboorbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

10 9ie id0nitc, srobtc uno 6eits
BON nemmooii9en &lcioeritof-
en- bel Senpooroe d Ottensmeier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

" 3mcitc Nntunft non unsebeu=
rem Vorratb an 2ieioern fir bic be-
reits onscbrodene @interlaiion. Sic
mono loltte u~erfeblcn, porSuipredcn bel
Yrono5insfi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

NIP nor oen courts bieles Staates
prattijlret ju oirfeu. Sic Oiitritl
eoart BON ct. Gloub iprad ibm bicie
Wsrsintisun8 81.
9err Ootten. BON Morri5on 80.
fano porise @o9e. als ct nod einem
Drummer grub, % SUB unter Der Orb
obsrFla4e feline Stiide 0ols. Mls E,
'peltere IL SUP ticier grub. fano c,
abermals 9ots. ,pel4es nod gan, su1
cunierpirt tpar.
Sas mdre nod i90ney - 81
lo0 Der sefansenc 6iuptlius Soicpb,
Der tirSli4 bier porbei mad &anlos
lpeoirt luuroc, gar ni9t Der wirflidc
SdnptlinS Sofcpb fem, lonbcrn bloB Elm
untcri hobencr, junscr rrtber 8cnacl,
Dem oer cntlaufsne leibb9ftise 6aupt.
ling feine &leioer unb Jeoern onqs=
bdn9t Bate.
II ainbcripicIseuae ale @ei6nadtsaoben
Del ". 8. &s eMberQer.
SaB Die Snoianer ben Mderbau al
ibrsm @eI@afte MAIDEN tonnen, ,uenn
lie ',nr Wollen, 9ebt aus Dem ltmianoe
berpor. bab tiir3li9 Der 9duptlins Der
SiNcton Snoianer, Namens May Ze-
Shaw, nit ID Giienbabnmaaen pol
lelblt 8e;osenen Moi5ens in Garao. on
Der Nortbern g. q. u. cintraf, urn oeu=
Rlben ju u%ertaufen.
9err Soispb @truideio. agent Der
befanrten 2iqu0r 6irma Daaenmiusr
&ubI in st Yaul. i9entte uns tur,-
lid bic Gbre ieines Beiu9es. Gs mar
uidt et,uo. dig wolte er uns Cine
a ben. ionarrn es mar in Der
5bat nur Elm $ 0fli4teitsbeiu@ d..
@ie mon ii9Ifir ben @intcr am
nit woblfeilsx unb babel bod
ausse5ei&netem Gteiiae pcrliebt. .bos
tenn:e Iebte @o@e S%ebermann 'be;m
Btriiner 9of" ausfnben. Da binsen
zines l&onen cages 8 srobe 7fette
s&meine aufsebdnst, usI@e ale i'm
eaufe beg @intersFno& uertilst tucrsen
Das miro einmal elm Ireben ..
aao oann crit bic oeIitaten 8lrle =
ga nidbt @er9eFen.!
Sci ypuns &:98rabfprb lit bas
Sauptquartier fur Dry Oects.
Sbr fbnnt @elb lraren, mcnr
bort fault!
Ser .Sbatopee Courier" melset
Nm letten 9onmerstas Na@mittas
srbob Die @rano Srrp Die Nntlase se-
aen ben bortisen County S1abme;iter
Ring, oes Snba(tes, berjelbe babeatS,=
SIS beg County, dbes unter1dlaaen.
I'm N5eno suuor pHrbe Elm @arrant
,csen beiasten 9errn beraussenomrcn
mo am Morsen eriols!e Die 8erbaf.
ing. 9erielbe :cKsoe unter 5000
8iirsl@aft seitelt uro inn 3eit ,seae-
zen, ii& auf bic Nert5sioisuns uor;n=
'ereiten.
Ginen srobeu gerrat6 BON ctuas
Drp @soos miro qeeen=
auf @eriteisfsuns in 3a6r's
8lod %pertauft. Sieie @aaren mauen
!, ben Masasincn uo1l 6ielo, Setter II.
50. ben sroben 9rp &ooSs 6dnolern
II Chicago, oeren Eager Dor einiasr
,f;t bonn Jele: uerniAt I wnroe. Sic
u pcrfaufenoen @aarcn itno 1,ur leitt
el4ao'st uno weroen iebr biQis Def
ar{t.
q @eibnadtsaeidenfe, ailer Mrt bel
W. Z 80 cnbcrQer
AZ Gin neuer Gavp:t, 80 0ars
1T iebr billis Su pertaufen. -Dce
man in Der Office 5bs. @lattes.
STIR %. $. Tether ppon @autf''
perindte Dor etngen Sasen !
setrenen. aber feit erblinbe=t
" 9uaoe einen 9iridtopi. cbcn er inn
,rber snm 3ernasen b~inseusrfen bate, Il
teher ,u aamne6men, un, oenislben et=] X
as 81 trblden. Scr fat. blinoeI7
unb ertonnte aber nidt iofoyt jeincs|
erren 9nno uno slaubte moi rldein.
y, oaB isveno cine anocre Anbefu9te
anb ibm ben 2ederbilieu itcbten uple. II
'fdnoppte er mad bsm 0icbe
ID iipar 10 beftis. oab CT bic 9nro beg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

II Ssloerbiidcr. Garbenidadtsln, Sanb.
ais acknowledgements bel
". Y. &oienbcr0 er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

Soal $50 Mias. N'"T -' Om'' S~"5 pre $50 MNs
iwMe Z 0as; 2oal 10 Mills" ""''h'" . ~""s; SNn''
SoMA 1925 Mas. "'' S""s"eoe 1901 WES;
Siear~aterS dulbifriet, 10 gNgs.
Jerner huwo bstannt semodt ob Der County s4otmeider oh,r ,,r o..
sum eoutetuen Der Steacrn fir oas Sabr 1877 ar foroenner' 49,.
ln wirb: IVY -'' ~" I"9e"oe" E1osen
Marne 4rairie. SienHas, 3. Samuar 1873. bon Ill Morm . ~ on,,,,,,.
dSmr Saoen. OsnHog, 3. Sanuor 1873, Nohurito, s in Gumhons oos 'AV"s
@ "nn.sMa. Dt srt,&. !; Sonuor 1875. bel SObn arap. S""
St. Martn, gomstSo - - Ss %"""or 90 o. S Si, o., e.s ~; 8. Soisben.
a ~ a9 Menfea9. IA 5aauar 1878, bel q. &. Scopes.
~ Solcpb, Sienfos, Is. Sanuar 1878, @orm. aoios 0otI
yNontas, p. Sanuar 1878, Born. Sol. MoritSs sonr
y" ee""'' uo"'os' ~. Sanuar 1878. Nadm. bel Sobn NpfIc uub 70 am
o. ,. p. Sanuar 1873, ben 9anMn Sol. ' "N " ~"
U "a; Sanuar 1878. yotm. 8 dulbaus 9Mfr. SO.
Cat' Sonnerro9, "a. Sanuar 1878, Born. gvotIpot 80"
MATTHIAS Waus.
az 0,o,, m:.. County s%9otmcincr.
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: Ser 9Yurm i'm Sinner THE

Ser @urm I'M Singer (The
felon) 1T Gin idmerslides gtioen, Dem
plele Nerloncn aussciebt limb. 6oIaenoe
Sur miro als beiIiam uno liubern6 EN-.
pIoll'n: Babe ben Ginger unaefdbr 20
M'nuten in lanwarmen @oNu. leqe
Johann Gin auf 2einmanb ODER oinnes
Scoer ss'tri6enes ST.. Mu9ut &onio's
hamburger 9rdutcr=Y Faiter barouL
nleoerbolt oieics pcridieoene Male uno
iiuar Mbenhs, woraMf Der Scion balb
abltcrben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

min. 1917 T n WcnNn fur @cumue crboben. LOS Wuue: Nrme v6a
~" ~, S,n EM.'c r!r q" eH n N UrudtM Bombs 2O5 YRus 1nterNc aui i. n. Bombs
bic Sof uno 9aboer Bombs OsO Mills. '"'"' ~9" wy 0A"'" "'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-20

tB" % Yars cute Nrimt fur ~,
Neme u'e erfcbnte Woee, nid5t alt.
itarfer StrF, bel
Dpuna S Graefprt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Tho Association Of the Bar OF the CITY OF Now York
held thor last regular meeting prior TO tho summer
vacation last evening at thei. rooms IN West Twenty
rinth street. In tho absence Of the president and
rotary, Messrs Charles Tracy and Charles p. Miller
selected to occupy those p,siiisns during tho
evening. After tho reading Of the minutes the Exec
utlye Committee made their report, Tho most mpor-
tant point OF which the question OF the proposed
amendments to tho bylaws. offered by Mr.
:. T. Nash, and which maize the spcc,al
order o, business for this meeting. Tho Executive
Committee we're of the opinion that tho Importance
Of thcsc amendments making, ~ they viii. radical
change relative 10 tho admission OF members, Is sucn
thut IL would DO advisable 10 postpone action upon
thon until TIE October meeting OF the association.
when q fuller attendance may DO had. motion 10
that effect was carried Tho report oil the treasurer
was then presented II showed credit oil S10,501 IL,
oil wbeh sy.ssi 80 tn the general iuud aud
slOlg s. TO tho library fund Tho total number
OF members was 7l2. The Committee Of Adms-
Sons made favorable report tho names OF
Mcssrs William :. Belman, OF Iryon row, ana David
j II. WILCOX, OF No. 20 Nassau street. These gchtc-
men were tLen ballotci Tor and elected unanimously.
Mr. r. T. MArbury then read Tue report OF tho special
oon,nittcs which had bcen appointed, at tho Invita-
ton OF Professor Theodore W. Dwight, the Warden OF
tbs Law school VI Columbia College. to attend the cx
OF the graduating class OF that school. Tho
report spoke hirny VI tho attainmenis OF tho gradu
aics, and the courtesy o. Professor Dwight Thers
being further business the association adjourned,
alter which the members psrtook OF reft ssLIpents
which baa boen provided IN another ROOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
SILVER LAKE REGATTA.
RARE AQUATIC SPORTS PRoMIsED-THE RACES
AND THE COMPETITORS
lBY TELRGRAPH TO THE HERALD

RARE AQUATIC SPORTS PRoMIsED-THE RACES
AND THE COMPETITORS.
lBY rELKoRApH TO THE HERALD
PLYApros, Mass June II, 1877.
II the dre weather promised is realized there
will be some sare aquatic sports tomorrow on the
occasion OF tho first or inaugural regain Of Silver
Lake. Arrangements for the affair have been malur-
ing for several mouths and the occasion has been
rendered attractive as to bring together many OF tho
finest oarsnen In the land Although this is one Of
the choicest places in New England Tor regatta The
beautiful and placid lake has never before been utilized
for the purpose fact which the aquatic sports assem-
bed here tonight regard as very singular
The gathering OF the spectators 1t is anticl.
pated will number way up among the thousands, and
Will include sporting men from ali the leading cities IN
the United states aud Canada,
THE RACES AND ThE COMPETITORS.
THIS aquatic contest seems TO have brought together
an unusually large number Of the most disting
oarsen, too, IN this section o. Tho country,
test by the appended list OF entries All OF the
boat. anu return 10 the original STARTING point
SINGLE scJLL RACE.
Edward Hanion. Toronto. Can William McCann,
Boston; ~ }. O'Leary, Worcester, Mass John Brown,
Worcestor, Mass Darby Kelly, Boslen George Homer,
Springfield. Mass. Frederick A. Pla,sted, New YORK
Frcnchy A. johnson. Boston John A. Ianders Salem,
Mass
THE rArR.oARED RACK cREws
john Bigin and Maxwell, New York; Edward Han
lou and McCanp, Toronto; Faulkner: Reagan, Boston
j. J. o'Leary and Brown, Worcester, Muss.; Gooklns
Brothers, boston; Connely and mate. Boston.
pouR-oAkgp WORKING BOAT RACE.
kGwa assan lyons CIV S,T Pom. SS
lsirokel Lakeman crew-aeorse McGahey DOW.
land crewtbe House bow, James Cromwell (strokel,
waist men unknown. Riverside crew-M crowley
James croSohn Casey bow John sullivan, Jese.
Casey, James Casey tstrokcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
REGlMENTAL INSPECTION.

The finh regiment, NagionaI Guard, Colonel Charles
spencer commanding, was Inspected yesterday nj
Tho Jnon square plaza. Ala little after hve O'Clock
the regiment canc marching into the square headed
by tho regmcntai taud and proceeded 10 form in line,
whicn extended iron Broadway 10 Fourth avenue.
Tho marching was neat and clean, and the companies
presented a lnc appearance they marched INTO tho
square. Tho uniorm OF the futh regiment Is the
regular United States army UNIFORM with tue cxeop-
tiou ~ tho cap, instead oil which the spiked helmet
oil the aermans m worm
When the liIo across tho plaza was formed Colonel
Spencer gave the order ''To the rear, opoD march,
ni the Colonel accompanied ny his AIDA, passod down
the lane in front and ny IN the rear, the band playing
a stirring march during the inspection Atter tho IN
Apcctlon over parade rest was orcefed anu Tor
a long limc the mon stood shore apparently Tor no
cause. At last tho order was sycn 10 move aud tho
flfth regiment Inspection was over. Tho men wero
marched 10 tho arinory whore they wore dismissed
To-day tho fwctn regiment, Colonel Joan Ward,
commanding. viii DO Inspected, anu omorrow tho
Twenty second regiment COLONEL Joseph lorters COM
mandlng, Will take It's turn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13

REFORMED CHCRCoI SYNOD.

The Reformed Dutch synod continued It's session
yesterday morning. afternoon and evening" After the
opening, nominations made Tor tls Vcddcr lee
turcship TOR 1870 and Dr. G. liuruanit rocciycd IL
votes and IL votes div.cd between three Others
Tho election Will take place to-day. Tho expense Of
this leclurcship II provided ior Ivy private
subscriptions The Rev. y. Colo presented
the report domestic missions ana church
erection. no report rccomne ndei hearty cooper
alton OF the synod with the Presbyterian Church IN
tho South In The education OF tho colVrcd people
The Rev. John ". Wagner, speaking on tho report,
hoped that tho SYNOD would prosecute thus work VIZ.
orousy, because the Roman Catholic Church is
bending every effort toward the conversion OF the
Southern freedmen, and u tho Protestant churches
do not act promptly and Ia concert GRO they
aware the ground will bc cut from under them.
The Revs. a. H. Van Landt, y. ID. A. ID. Campbell,
H. d., and II. q. Berg were appointed n committee 10
translate the Heidelberg Catcchsm Inio English DR..
Hartley presented report Oh tho endowment OF the
seminary at New Brunswek. y. J. Tho committee
had not tried during the past yca ~ increase the en-
dowment fund.- owing TO the financial pressure oi the
tines but thcy hoped 10 bo aLo 10 do before tho
next session oil tho General synod
report was presented by Mr. Schoonmakcr on the
Disabled Minister'S and Widows funds. OF tho latter,
Sso.yiy IL are pcrmnnently invested and producing an
income annually Buncicnt Increase tho iund last
year by ST. 900. The amount paid out 70 Dcnencmrc.
o this fund s., 537 TO- The Ministers Fund has
Sls $50 invested last year OF $500, aud the
the benulclarieB received 81 III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
WAS MRS. GRANT DRESSED I
GOOD TASTE?

To rHE EDITOR THE HEaALD:-
agree with Mary Jane In some things she says
about your lady correspondents Miss kato Field and
Mrs. Writ Sykes. or as she Is better known by her
maiden name, Miss Olive Logan, and about their de-
scriptons Of the dresses OF exPresdent Grants wife
and Mrs. Perrepont at The Plerrepont reception in
London. Ncn know nothing about ladies' dresses and
never ought to seek to know anything about them,
except what they cost Ii Is honor enough for tho
bears have TO pay for costumes, without pre-
tending to critcise descriptions vi them written by
ladies' OF course females would understand well
enough that there real discrepancy between
the Two accounts But what want 10 crilcise liz Mrs.
Grants bad taste In wearing az an evening reception
high-neckcd dress with loue sieoves On this point
your correspondents agree Why, among the stout
English cOuntcsscs and duchesscs, who al liberal IN
dccolictcc-Isn, our exady " the White House must
have looked ridculousy out OF place. she uI
dressed and she ought 10 have been. AS well night
General Grant attend dinner party IN a irock coat
and a magenta necklie
FIRST COUSIN 70 f. McF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
BASEB BALL.

coincidence In the history OF baseball occurred in
Brooklyn yesterday. On Saturday last Tho Hartords
tho Bostons Tor the second iimo this season in
Brooklyn, but tho first time In which result was
reached when the Bosons defeated by the score
OF seven 70 nothing, II beng the 1rst wntewash
they received In Brooklyn Yesterday nf-
tcrnoon about twelve hundrcd spectators assembled
the grounds expecting TO SEQ the Bostons retrieve
their lost aurcs, but again trcaca TO seeing tho
reds vanquishei by the blues aud, what was Sun
moro singuia by precisely the same SAT-
urday IS game. The following Ia the score
INNINGS.
Club lL ID 81. IN. Oh. 9TH 7h Sth. 9th
iiar.iord.... Q J | O.
Tue fourth league championship game between the
Chcagos aud LouisviIlcs played ut Chicago resulted
IN favor Of tho former by the appended scorc.-
INNINGS
Chb. Isl od 3D. 4th 9TH GtA IA. Sfh 9th
l.oalsville.... o o.
Chicago 0 o o D D . 3
At Binghamton the Crckets defeated the Eries in q
twelve :nnngs game by score Of 500
In game NJ Newark the Resolutes, OF Elizabeth.
defeated the Randolphs by q score vi 1 TOO
Tho Indianapolis club defeated the Rochestcrs at
Rochester by y score oil TO T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13

The Ninth regiment, N.GS.S.Y, len the CITY last
evening on ylsr 10 New uasen, Conn, where they
viii 10 the guests OF the National Blues, company d
o, the Second regimen, Of that State Tho regiment
marched IRON tho armory under escort Of company 1,
Captaia q. A. Ilassey a. lai-past nine T. M 20 PECK
slip, whore thcy embarked on tho eleven Y. II. New
Haven boat Tbey will arrive at Now Haven % q
morning. The ceremonies to-day viii consist of .
view by tho Mayor OF New Haven and the enjoyment
of tho hcspiIaliies OF company D. SECOND regiment
q NC. This oveniug the regiment VIII leave New
Haven on their return on tho haif.psss eleven p n.
boat for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13
A CASE IN POINT.

TO EDITOR TIM HERALD
Ny wife noticed tho difference between the dcscrp-
tons o. those T. aud G. dresses right away She vas
very mad, and says--''scc here John. that reminds
OF Mrs. Ks party tho iull name | cannot
givc) when Mics K came up 10 me anl said, oh,
my, what lovely boltio green Bottle grccn' said
|, a little neltlod, Tor II was shade OF Nile green.
Yes said, she staggering. soda water bottle green
tell you, John, II all just TO set down before
tho B---s" l think Mr. Edsor, whom you probe
this thing 20 tho bottom which hope you viii, you
will nnd that Mrs olive or Miss Kate trying
10 set body down. Canary cofored that is as
much as to say "you a nice old canary 10 put.
ting ON ara y Ciaret colorec that Is az much 10
yay-wcl, won't draw any awkward conc sion--and
so on. Tho vicious minded could even una something
scandaous ia the cream color that your female
reporters describes. My wife Is 50 full Of the subject
that gfl had not left US because she wants
live With family that afford 10 Long Branch
or New port for the summer she would writc you u
letter herself Sho Is authority, tell you. Yours,
HUSBAND AND FATHER
HoBoKEx June IL, 1871
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PHI BETA KAPPA.

Tho Phi Beta Kappa Society OF Columbia College
held It's meeting for tho election OF officers yea.
tcrday at tho once OF .he United States District At
torncy, new Post Office, ana the following were
elected president, +. A. p. Barnard, President Of
Columbia College; Vice President, oscar 5. s,raus;
Secretaries. Mcssrs T. Woodruff und r.. l.. short;
Treasurer X. N. shepard. Mr.. stewart l.. Woodlord,
las been tao President, declined n rc-electon,
bong the President Of tho Pat Beta Kappa Alumni IN
New York. NiDo new members from the graduating
class OF COLUMBIA College were elected membora Tho
society is Ia o lourishing condition.
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At meeting oil the Committee Of Arrangements for
General d. y. Buffers lecture .'rhe irish Soldier In
America" held at the Monument House OH Monday
evening" large portion oil tho reserved seals IN the
Academy OF Music were disposed OF Tor next Tuesday
evening Tho highest prices paid tor boxes wero ~
Colonel Hitchcock, Hon Jacob Hess and Nil John A.
pun Tho public salo o. admission and seats viii begin
w, Mofiissek.
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DUNN WITH A LIBEL SUIT.

The suit for libel brought by ex.Alderman Jamcs
Dunn OF tho sixth ward, Brooklyn, against Thomas
S. Sidobot,ou, publisher Of weekly paper in that
city, 10 at an emu. Public retracon Is promised.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Restless. N.YY.C.. Commodore Kane, from
New London. 10 A. anchor OF the HERALD telegraph
station ~ Whucstone. Long Island.
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After rounding the yachts before the wind on
the home The wind was light, ana their rola-
1--we POSITIONS were hardly changed As they came OF
Coney Island Point the breeze ireshened, however,
and The run into the Narrows much interest
ng The Estelle dropped aslern, with the Kate Just
preceding her. The Comet and Mantle kept well TO-
gether gracefully bonding 70 tho silened breeze,
slderaOly in advance Of the Kate.
rHR BiNISH
The Arrow seemed 10 glide Through the water, lcAv
Ing hardly ripple III her wake, but all the time rap
IDLY lessenng the distance between ana the homo
slakeboat. The bay Was alive with yachts and steam
boats, who salutcd the racing yachts they passed.
Along the shores OF Slaien aud Long islands were
numbers OF people who were watching the race with
apparently great interest The sun. which
had not been seen tor bours now pceped
out for iew moments and as It's rays met
tho white sails OF the yachts advancing
up the bay the scene was beautiful that II was
hailed cheers BY tho passengers OF the steamers
Tho increased and reached its height when
quarter 0! six O'clock, AMID the hripg of cannon,
shrinking OF steam whistles anu the cheers OF tho
spectators, tho Arrow dashed by the sIakeboat the
leader Of the days races
The following table will give the finish and actual
correced tiine OF the yachts that completed the
rnca IN tnair resuocty0 classc6
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THE JERSEY CITY TRAGEDY.

One OF the "One- idea.ed enthusiasts" TO whom the
Invaluable Secretary refers