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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
OBITUARY.
BREWSTER VALENTINE.

Mr. Brewster Valentine died at his residence Spark
hill, in this State, yesterday morning at Eve O'Clock
Al the time of hts Mr. Valentine the head
OF the nrm OF Valentine Bergen, wholesale grccers,
No Is fulton street. Tho dato oi his intcrment has
not yst been fixed. Born in 1907, IN the village OF
Huntington, Suffolk county, tho early years OF Mr.
vasntnc's life spent in The town OF hempstcad,
where he followed the occupation Of tanner and
currier. Between the years 1884 and 1885 he be-
came proprietor Of stage line running from brooklyn
10 hcmpstead. In the year 1886 ho came 10 Brooklyn
to settle permanently, associated himself with Mr.
Thomas Carman and started in the wholesale grocery
business as tho firm of Carman Il Valentine. In the
year 1888 Mr. George W. Bergen associated himsclf
with Mr. Valentine and tho firm then became known
ms Valentine Il bergen. From that time up to
the present day The business OF the nrm has a con-
t,nued uninterruptediy Mr. Valentine was an active
director IN many banks and insurance companies.
Among tho number wore the Montauk and Nassau in-
surance Companies me Atlantic Bank and the Brook.
lyn safe Deposit Company. ne was man widely
known and respected among larae circle oil friends
and acquaintanccs for his sterling, uprignt and
honest character
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A DOUBLE MURDER.
MAN AND WIFE BEATEN TO DEATH IN PRES
ENcE OF THEIR LITTLE CHILDREN.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
GoLpsBoRo, n. c., Feb. IL, 1878.
The county OF Wayne, Of which this city is TIE
CENTRE Is Iearfully excited the most atr0cious
murder OF an old and inoffcnsive citizen, named
James Worley, and his wife. The bloody deed was
committed on Monday night, and already the news
has spread over whole county. James Worley was
tenant the farm Of William f. Atkinson, his resi-
dence being about miles from this city. Itappears
that negro named Noah Cherry engaged on the
Same farm making slaves, and that dispute bad oo
CURED between him Morley over month ago,
At which time the negro had threatened to kill Wor
ley.
remarkable feature Of the affair Is that the MUIR
doris were discovered on Tuesday morning, about
eight O'Clock, and by the identical Noah Cherry,
with whom worlev had had the quarrel above
referred to. Cherry then fastened TO inform tho
nsghO0 ana WIN ,n s,9n,s scene appa
had WITNESSED, told them that Mr. worisy and his
wife had been bruta!,y murdered crowd soon
gnastIy spectacle was presented TO their gaze. The
dead body OF worisy was found lying about zen feet
pieces by axe, the body awfully mangled and
bruised, and the earth In The vicinity covered with
,no eyasnces Of aeaay sruE as u so oody o.
back door, She had been choked 10 death,
but also severely bruised and cut BY
as scarcely recognition, and around them we're
large pools OF blood pieces OF scalp and clotted hair
CHILDHOOD BEREAvEn
The most affecting incident connected with the
tragedy the The house OF death Of three
little daughters OF the murdered pair aged respec.
lively i've three and year. who had been spared
by the assassins. They sobbng and crying as II
their little hearts would break. They were at once
taken in charge and kindly for by the peighbors
ACCUSATION
When asked, who struck your father, sissy ?" the
oldest little girl promptly replied, ''Unce Noah'-
meaning the Noah Cherry previously referred TO- and
wnom all point TO the author OF TINS
foul deed. The house had been broken into just alter
the family hud retired on Monday night and the pur
ders PERI etratod. The negro Noah Cherry was ar
rested and now in The jail hero awaiting bis trial at
the spring term 0f the superior Court.
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cup. value $500. which Ia now being made BY Tiffany
Co., and which is TO be competed for by the follow
ing-rne Lacrosse Club OF the New York University !;
the No Name, composed OF Canadian gentlemen resi-;
dents OF this city the Elmra Club, the Manhattan
College Club and party OF Canadian Indians, the
same that some time ago played In England The
latter said 10 be tho most expert players at tho
game The entire series OF games will be played 10
Gilmore's Garden the 5th 9th and 7th OF March,
There will also be nat and snowshoe racing ny the
Indians. with other pastimes
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DID

PxxxELI.-On February IL, ErrIE PESsELL, daughter
OF Robert and Sarah Pencil, aged years and
months.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral from nor late residence Yonksrs. on the latn
inst, at ten O'Clock.
fFor Other Deaths See Eighth Page
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WILLIAM s. FREpER1cKs, ACTOR.

william s. Fredericks, the actor ana stage mana
ger. who stricken with paralysis at Philadelphia
yesterday morning, died there last even
ing. Mr.. Fredercks was born In Dublin about
1916 and made his debut as Romeo at tho
Hawkins Street Theatre there After experience Of
year he won't TO London, making his FIRST up.
pcarance there Laertes In 1885, lie achieved such
success In round OF legitimate characters
that he was offered engagement at tho
old PARK Theatre in this city. There he opened
in September 1885, tho character oil Virglnius, and
subsequently, played hamlet, Othello, Macbeth aud
similar parts with good results. He aiterward made
tour oil the provinces In OCTOBER 1s40 he appeared
as Duke Aranza In the ''Honey moon' At the Walnut
Stroet Theatre, Philadelphia, tho engagement
being notable for ITS length. From that time
until 1886 Nr. Fredericks was well known
a star 10 the provinces and made
frequent appearances at Philadelphia, Baltimore,
WASN'T gton aud New Orleans. In New York he was
principally known as member OF Mr.. Burton's
company and he played with that come
dian at his theatre In Chambers street, having
tor his compecrs John Brougham, William
r. Blake, the Pacdes, SctcheII, Bishop. Charles
Fisher and others OF the old school From 1856 to
1868 he devoted himself to stage management In
tho latter year finally retired from the stage.
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TROTTING IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, Feb. ID 1878.
The annual races OF the Ottawa 1rottiug Associa-
lion camo of to-day. rho local WAS won by Lzzc
Barefoot, American Girl second Best time, 2;I2.
The open won by Nellie Irwin, Drummer
Boy ssccud. Best time, 2.30H.
There ten starters N a 2:3S class race, which
follow cd the above Three heats we're troted, when
the was postponed on account oil darkness.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

e. q. Brown, Jr., while on his way from New York
to his iather's residence at Bergen Point on Tues
day night, had VIVA, supposed be nt on board
tho ryboat, and was removed TO the cars in
con sclous state. When Bergen Point Was reached
mcuici attic ndance was called, who pronounced the
man dead. lie was son OF Il. d. Brown, former
president OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank, OF
Jersey CITY Tue deceased th rty Tour years OF
age and was well known an ong anna eur sculIcls N
TINS section AS one OF the organizers ana memUer
OF tho early crew oil tho Argonauta Rowing AssocIa-
Lion
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Steamers farthia tBr,. tor Liverpool: Anglia OBJ Lon
don: Walker .Br) Bristol Andes tBr Port su Prince
&C: City OF Washington, Havana; Rapidan, savannah !
George Clyde Charleston: ship Marie Louise (Nor.
stettin: bsrks Ipga Nor) ChristianA; Csinsu tAus
Cork Reindeer 81 Pierre: brgs Sirius tBr Demernra
htarisht Port spain: Morning Star, Havana; schrs
God rev. Richmond; Newell Harris: Dora FRENCH
VI Harlow Ella Frances. and Samuel Fish.
Also sailed steamer North Point (B) for Kingston, ia;
ship Cartsburn (Br) erpool AuEuste (Gep, Bremen
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DIsOBDERED BRAINS.

Clemens Won Der Goliz, twenty -iour years old, and
a resident OF No. IFS Edrdgc street. was yester-
day reported missing. That he wandered away In
sane thero no doubt On Tuesday last he addressed
the follow ng 70 The Stats Zetfung:-
Order Tor the NeT Yorksr Sh,as zemg Baron Won Der
otz Gale heucrfrth StArost OF POLAND, and declares
war to Alexander Ill The Saos 10 requested 30 have an
10 do 40 CLEMENS.
Starost oil Poland.
ssusd nj the Starosty Poland l7S Eddge street.
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PARDONED.

John Defrees. who was a driver on one OF Dodds
Express wagons this city, was arrested about TWO
years ago robbing the mails which the wagon car.
RED. He was duly tried and convicted OF the crime
and sentenced 10 tho Kings County Penitentiary for
two years. imprisonment Yesterday pardon Tor the
convict was received by Warden ShevhA from Presi-
dent HAYES.
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CIGAR SEIZURE.

Inspector retcr hagan TOOK ., 900 nno cigars and
900 bundles OF cigarettes TO the OF the
Custom House yesterday, which he found on board
the steamer clyde, winch arrived on tho 18th inst.
from Havana. The cigars are oil tho finest brands.
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ROSS CHALLENGES HANLAN.

ST. JONI. N b., Feb. Is, 1873
Wallace Ross friends have written Hanlan, Of
Toronto expressing their willingness 10 match Ross
cainst him for fve mile Tor 81, 900 side, 10
AXE place here in june Shouid the communication not
nccive attention Ross will challenge Hanlan through
The public press.
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TIRED OF WAITING.

John Guudel, waitor employed at Ittners Hotel,
Fremont yesterday maze an attempt 10 take hs lilo
which will probably prove successful. He shot him.
self twice lett breast, nictng, Is believed
fatal injuries He gave no reason Tor the rash
attempt,
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Feb. l3-Noon.
The time ball Of tho Western Union telegraph Company
(by standard the United States Naval Observatory
Washington to-day dropped one-tenth second SLOW
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rHE cAsrELLAN1 COLLECTION.

Tho trustees OF The Metropolitan Museum OF Art
met us the museum yesterday afternoon 10 deter
mine whether last appeal should DO made 10 the
public and attempt mado 10 secure the moro i'm.
porisut part of the Castoani collection. Tho matter
was discussed, but IL was decided to defer action
until the regular quarterly meeting OF tho body,
which takes place next Monday evening.
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MOTHER THERESA, OF THE cAnMEL1rE CON-
VENT, BALTIMORE.

Mother Theresa, OF tho order OF Carmchte Nuns,
died in their convent In Baltimore Monday night in
the eight yrst year of age and tho sixtynrst OF
her rehgion' Mother Theresa was known In tho
world MS Miss Mary Hannah SewaiL Her iathcr was
Colonel sew all, OF General Washington's stan.
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WILLIAM J. ROBERTS.

William j. Roberts, aged scvonty-two, died sud-
denly Of apoplexy yesterday at Newport, Il. l. De-
ceased was horn in Ia at town an hed several positions
OF rust He was Sheriff OF tho county Tor several
years and also Inspector OF Customs He was a man
OF sterling integrity and universally respected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes Ia the
temperature for the past twenty.our hours in CON-
parson With the corresponding date OF last year. az
Indicated by the THERMOMETERS at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ts Broadway, New York;
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tho can buoy on bar New York. has dragged abous
$50 yards sw from its proper position
Tho buoy Hog Island Reef Long Island Sound. went
adr during NV gale and Is ashore east side Of
Cold Spring Ilarbor.
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LACROSSE GAMES.

An attempt Is TO DO made TO Introduce tho game OF
lacrosse in this vicinity and IN furncrancc OF that
pbsecs the editor OF the Country mas offered silver
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schr Silver Spray Gstch weehawkcn for Danversport.
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Rrir Addie Hale. Sheppard, from Mantansas Jan %.
Shin Eliza Mcneil, Morton. from Antwerp Jan 3.
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EDWARD WoLLNY.

Edward wollny, formerly editor Of the New Yorker
Journal and managing editor OF The New Yorker
Stats Zeituno, died yesterday IN his thirty NTH
year.
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MRS. aREAroREx's SALE.

Some drawings, old engravings bric-a-brac from
ommcrgau, old furniture Of this country and studio
Effects will be sold at private saio at Mrs. Greatorexs
studio to-day and evening, prior to her departure tor
En-
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Antonio tBD. anderson. from Baltimore for
Alioa. Feb ), lat ~ %, Ion 80.
Shin bombay. Work. from Liverpool for New Orleans,
Jan 81, lat 40, Ion TO-
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provincetown Feb II, schr Rising Sun, Tay
lor Atlantic Ocean.
Bark RAINBOW. OF NIB, since leaving Honolulu Dec Is
had taken 100 bbls OIL.
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SAILED.

schr VIM n Bowen. Jackson, Providencs-H Jackson
Schr Saie Burton. Burey stamford-stamfore Asnu'sc
turing Co.
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Average temperature yesterday. ........ 900. IS
year..... ........ %
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 80.
VlfANTED -FlEIGIr BARGE OR svuW, LOW FOX
w cash WHIT HAYES, 22j West st
VVANr TO RENT-Two sCOws FOR TEN aoxyM's
w also purchase Scows; be 3OD cross
tons capacity. Address THOMAS l. HOLY, 80 Eaak
46th e.
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Tracy. for many years president OF the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, died in Erie, Pa
yesterday.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW FOR THE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH
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Sails. | Destinatiop.. 0noe.
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NATIONAL TEST FOR AMATEUR oARsMEN-THE
HONOR AWAITING THE WINNERS.

NATIONAL TEST FOR AMATEUR oARsMEN-THE
HONOR AWAITING THE WINNERS
Tho Watkins Regatta Association announce that
thor representative races, open 10 all amateurs, viii
be as follows Single scuii, par-oarcd and TOUR
Dared Shells one and nvesixteenths miles, straight
away. The winners OF these viii be
England and France at the expense OF the Watkins
Regatta Association 10 contest in tho foreign rcgatts
on the thames and seine represer tative amateur
oarslnen OF tho United States. Tho amount neces-
sary TO dciray such expenses will be determined
by the Regatta COMMITTEES and placed In tho treasury
OF tho National Association. Two boats will DO
qared To STAR In n bona Gde 10 entitc the
nes to representative honor ln tue our-oared race
Two substitutes vii DO aiiowsd and III the pair-oarcd
pair-oarcd single scu races being from the crew
OF the winning four tho proportonate ABDUCTION OF
men viii DO made.
the entrance tees will DO as foiiows:-Four-oars.
boat racing established by the National Association
will be observed ut this regatta The winners will
during the week following The regatta, and all en-
tries shouiu DO made with a view to TINS TACT
Through the courtesy Of the National Association,
who are this year compelled 20 omit u tnree-mic
their annual regatta. the watkins ASSOCIATION are
permitted 10 announce their long distance champion
ship OF tour-oared shells one mile aud hall aud
prize known tho .'Desrot Boat Club Cup ana IN
addition the watkins Association viii offer individual
prizes
the Watkins Association also give costly emblematic
cups and individual PRICES for double scul SHELLS and
JUNIOR single SOULS one milo and return The entrance
lees will bc-Doubie souls, ~; junior SOULS, So ALI
the entries close May 4. Positions for the
DO drawn lor, under the direction OF tho Regatta
Committee, nj meeting 10 be held the evening of
May 81 The days liked Tor ths sport are May ~, 20
M
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HonSG NOTES.

Gates n. Bernard has rented Fleetwood Park OF tho
owner, Mr. Newbod NORRIS OF Morrisanla, tor i've
years. at rental Of s3 900. Fleetwood PARK has boon
rented In previous years Tor S. 00 but never
paid, as " net started sound priu-
cip,ca IL Is TO DO hoped that the track
Will now be managed rs Il should be, SO that
the public can nave conhdsncs tnal In ali trots or
other sports that MAJ taks place within tho IN.
closure the best may win. With . population Of
100000 Of sport-looxing people within easy dis.
lance OF fleetwood Park the place ought TO
pay well, and We are Of opinion tnst all
that required Is 10 have things done the square
Tnere are the present time q numper Of tro,ting
horses the taking exercise, aud other
have notified Mr.. Barnard that they arc preparing
to come. The following ara the horses nov boIns
worked on the track, they having been wintcred
there s--sooner, . bay gsIding, by Hamblo,onian
Rather t2zeJl THIS horse out oi ordsr
me greater part OF the winter, but Is
now being logged by q. Brown, who will
probably train andidrvc him the coming season. y.
Driscon has Modesty. DAY mare, by Tom Wonder
(z:3v); Pat Aovasn, black geleing l2.2ss4); Lady
Emma. and number OF colts. John Murphy has and
(2:27 ~; Cnsrley Green, bay gs.ding, 6y Careless
t226AI; Reform, by Messenger Duroc tthrse-ycar-
by Green Mountain Banner (2:l2Ll w. Weeks
has fast gray goluing, green one. Johu MoorcE as
number OF fine Aberdeen colts, also very superior
QUE, coming two yours old BY FLORIDA, dam by
Aberdeen. Tho track Is now Ia fine working order
aud would be well Tor trainers to take advantage Of
the nnc weather aud Keep their horses moving
Alden Goiasmth's sale OF trotting stock al walnut
Grove Farm, nstonvilie, orange county, AZ L.,
will take place on Thursday, May q Inc STOCK are
principally the get OF Volunteer. The catalogue com
prlses ,hirynvo lots consisting OF eleven stations,
lnirteen mares and hliics ana eleven ROAD norscs.
they are all very promising ami OF me best compna-
tions OF blood In tue land.
Tne Chicago Times says that Dan Mace thinks Of
moving TO Indianapos, and that he ~, therefore,
negotiations for tho Capital City DRIVING PARK
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An immense wagon frame, used TO cart girderA
rails aud other largo iron WORK Tor the Gilbert Ele.
waited Railroad, into car No los OF The Seventh
avenue line yesterday at PARK place ana College
place. and stove large round hole Ia the side Of the
car. Nobody was burt, anu, after lev minutes' de-
lay, travel. which had Deen impyued, waa resumed.
About qnarter to eight O'clock last evening large
four horse truck, carrying two immense arders tor
the Elevated Railroad. broke down across tho street
tracks on the Bowery. near Canal street. Travel
was immediately impeded and blockade OF cars fol-
lowed either side Of she barrier The blockade
lasted for about twenty mnutea aud the waiting cars
extended for many blocks In each direction.
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The Executive Committee OF tho Now Jersey Rife
Association paid visit to Elizabeth yesterday for
purpose OF selecting range. Tho follow
ing arc the gentlemen OF the tee :-ProsIdent,
Colonel N. Wright, OF Newark; vicc President. Cap.
tain Do Hart, OF Elizabeth; Secretary, George A.
squior, Of Eizabe,hport; Treasurer, Mr. Anderson,
Of Rshway, and Mr.. ID. A. Vail, OF kahway; AIR. Il. A.
8 Mawn, oil Bergen Point; Messrs. A. v. Wsrner and
J. +. " Collins. oil Bergen, and Peter Bennett
and DIR. j. Dart, oil this city. The committee
visited the proposed site OF the range, wn.ch
tween Nj zapcih and ElizabetnporL Tue grounds are
Principally the property OF the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, aud us the travel WITH DO IN
creased over that road by the location OF
tho range here IL Is understood the rental
will be liked low nsure. Flags were placed, and
Il found that distance Of 900 yards could DO
secured The Executive Committee VIII report upon
tho range at Their next meeting.
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The, winona Boat CLUB, Of Jersey City, yesterday
elected ths following ofcersPrssident, Clarence h.
o'ReiIly; Woe Prssident, r. A. G. smith; Captain,
James q. Van Nuyse; First Lieutenant NJ. Van Nuyge;
second Lieutenant, b. Northrup; secretary, J. Ro-
botham; Corresponding Secretary, q. v. u. Clcve-
land; Logkeeper, Walter Wild; Trustees. Frank l..
Clark, Mortimer Mills, Henry Roster and Arthur
HaghL The secretary reported the club entirely out
OF debt, with q cash balance Of $1,000.
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NEW lORK BAY .REGAT Ia.

The committee having the New York Bay Regatta in
charge hold n regular weekly meeting a. the Hoffman
House las: evening. There but little business Of
importance transacted II was decided not TO disturb
tho original class ncation, excepting that class Tor
caiamarans may DO opened Each member oil the
committee reported that great interest 10 taken IN the
event by the oil open yachts AID Il Is ny I'M
llkcly tnAt there will be than nlty entries.
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BOATING MOLE.

The challenge Of the Narrsgansctt Boat Club to the
Pawtuckst Boat Club. as announced in the HERALD a
few days ago. will not be kcly 10 be accepted, as the
latter club require \ now slx-oared she'll,
and TO purchase this aud other necessary
expenses OF the race would cause outlay which
they not care 10 make. II will be remembered
that tho Pawtucket Club are the champions OF tho
State Their non-Acceptancs Of the challenge will DO
ALL Cd
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YACHTING MUTE.

Tho yacht Josephine launched ct New Rochelle
ON Monday last the presence Of about hundr,
spectators r. b. Harishorne is the owner, I. r.
wcser was builder The yacht Is ~ feet inches
keel IL iest tnchcs BEAM leet deep, with centre
board and square stern. The Josephine built
prsssly for speed.
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Brrr.rn. n. " AnriI 2 Is

BUFFALO, N. r., April 2 1878.
Tho National Baseball League met at ten o'clock
this morning aud adjourned die At noon. The
business transacted the appointing OF sian OF
umpires accepting the resignation Of the Louisville
Club and the Request OF the Harvard College
Club 10 play with tue BostonS
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lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosroS, April 2, 1878.
There was glove light this afternoon between Tom
King, OF London, aud Fed Timony, OF Providence. Tor
5000 SIDE Twelve rounds fought, and the ref
cree, DR.. John Hannah, declared the match a draw.
King appeared ~ best condition, Iimony not bcipg
very we'll A. the close vi the contest William Seclcy
ged either OF the boxers 10 fight him. About
two hundred and nity persons were present.
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Havsmsysr In 1879 and next under the present bosrd
his slate ent that the Boaid had been consistently