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Fifty dozen Ladies' Merino Vests, only
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coryrY Counr-Jldge B0yd:

NUUNII VUUhI -VI's'yV 1Vg"'
The following business was transacted
in this court on Saturday: -.
Joseph Tonini vs.. Pryor Boyd q Cos In
assumpsit. Motion for o new trial over
ruled, and judgment for plaintiff orsl0 90
State Of West Virginia rs. Heinrich
Schwartz. Indicted for selling liquor, etc.,
on Sunday. Motion for. new trial suS-
! Thos. Hughes & Co. vs.. Geo. crum-
hacker. Certified by Justice Caldwell.
Motion for new trial overruled, and iudg-
ment entered for plaintiff for SS7 81.
Adjourned to Tuesday, ed inst, at
2P.M. 5nhi N.
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poLrcr CouEr-Eudgs Cranmer.

PoucE CouEr-Judgs Cranmer.
Cases disposed of at this Court on Sat
jaime James Rogers, disOrderly conduct, dis
missed.
James Rogers, resisting an officerin tho
discharge Of his duty, thirty days at the
Work House. ~ .m.tsa, :.
Louis otterson, .disorderly conduct, dis,
missed at the cost OF Marcus Ritch,; the
complainant. :, fulsz.. .. J.
Clarence 0'Rielly, drunkenness, com
mitted for thirty days. -. iut..
q At the matinee the following cases were
&. ". Kaminsky, charged with fore
Sailing the market, was dismissed at the
costs OF Henry Zoeckler.
Jacob Defibaugh, Jacob Taylor, Henry
Babb, Frank Freds and Elijah Black were
up for disorrlerly conduct. Detibaugh was
fined 81, and committed; Taylor and Babb,
81 and costs each, which they paid Ereds,
81 and costs, execution suspended on pay
ments OF costs; Black, 81 and costs, COM
mitted, ..
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From Christian Union, Auru,t q, ls7s

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New Designs N IN ssilverwareSrdrner (
Choice Potatoes Christ. Bel,rens. y ".
New Restaurant.
Dry Goods-Brues & Golfer. II 'l'ars
Public Sale.
Best Photographs-Piummer's Gallery.
Thompson & Hibberd-Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Filters. "''4i -.''
TuESitdsrrTRR RECON-. The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corherlA OF seSa Si1ihe 'l'hd
s4;A e. ST. 20 80 g
's,....- 7,l IL SUNDAY. 10 sr.al. l..'-
SAN. IAN SP.M i'm.
70 ~, 30 q ''''. 20
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acknowledgement.
New,Aayerti.emen.s.

once. Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth street
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lGEyrs' ia Glove at speyer BROS.

The river was dotted with sailing craft
yesterday. g D,
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SILK yelyets Esyy cheap y At speyer Bros.
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TOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
Farm Of 2IO acres, on the Ohio river, eighteen miles
sIiuTial sS moi subject 70 oTeToW) well adapted for
Market Gardening bout 100 acres hne timber, Shten
san be easily cultivated when cleared. WAtefed by
spring drain; will make splendid stSSs ARM mo
ms 1900 Market 81.
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Misses Kid Gloves at speyer Bros
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nor RENT
3fnr Sals.
HARMS FOR SALE.

YARNS FOR SALE. ...f
i Several small Farms In wetzel county, near
the B, o. X. H., will be sold on easy terms or
Exchanged for town property. Enquire OF ;
W. j. W, CoWDEN,
Attorney at Law, 1929 ChAplinest, Wheeling.
nclQ
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NOR PENTHOUSE No. 20 SOUTH
Penn ,treot, IIlaud. Large lot and all the modern
improvements gh5 hath aud clo.et az 10 ordef Fos
.s.don Given October /. 1873. Rent Low. Apply 70
Al ADAMS, Market street, ll21. ss9
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Na.. Rsuts

NOR RENT-THE THREE ELEGANT
and cohuodlous Warshousts, Nos. 1910, l4i2 and
iTll Main, now OcCupiid BY :. HorkheImcf Co. And
\. Hser Sons These Wafef0Ons are situated In The
100 eilrshia ioeality IN the city for any Nholselle
6a,ntA For terms and other particulars enquire o.
ALFRED RuEISsTRoM,
o.,s No. ilss ChapiIns 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
SAFETY OF THE ASSAY OFFICE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your valuable paper OF to-day l
noticed an article in regard TO the condition Of the
United States Assay Office building of this city, in
which It is stated that reported 20 the Department sew
era years ago that the building was unsafe and that
the Department In way neglected my reports and
consequently nothing was done Permit say that
the Department Immediately upon receiving my reports
authorized expenditures for supports aud that put up
RepaFs aud did for the support OF the decayed iron
additional weight brought into the building expressed
my opinion that supports would be required should
the building be taxed with more weight which mas been
done as understand now. III quence OF the add
Oua strengthenng OF the building from time To time,
consider the same unsafe for the purpose used.
Very respectfully, W. q. sTEIEMETZ
NeD York, Aug. o. 1878.
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schr Diadem Fuller Th0maston, Ne with line to Hsvi
sohr Grimes Clark caas with umber to master
is b und 70 Newark, y
Egstr charles " Anderson tsr) Clara. from BarceionA
morning.
wIND-sunset-- sandy Hook moderate, "; cloudy A,
City Island w clear c,p.nrc
xantho lBr) for Hull Eng City Aspa
nandna Via Port Royal vineIanG. fOS Baltimore Beverly
iO ship Nary Stone Phnney Bombay saiter IAyermora
BirkeL Br Reynolds London BureYi Emerald Ise
pies. Yokohama Isaac staples.
ders Puncn Edye Co; Gum Nor, Haysen Ipswich Ens,
9ca Bfsy v GER Bas, a sn
ilton Bermuda, Tucker Principe di Lucedio ta Prye
cork or falmouth for ordsrs F1neh Edye 4 Co. DAISY SiT
Lewis Go1sester JShn Ssageri Giuseppe castAsea ta
Brgs Robinson, COggtns Cienfuegos. III Winchester
co: Bushnel Mayo, Dnnedin and Port Lyttleton. q
scSTs Henry Taber, Berry. Phnadeghs A Dayton Co,
Francis Arthemus (Brl, Cole shuee. $ snow Helea
Condor, Mccarthy Jacksonville sqnires chas Nor
spoon (Br), Petts Windsor. s. p Neyus Son: Mary
Brookway; smith Hartford and Nsy,Iondon g walters
Pratt, Un5ssSiIe Conn. q Roberts N's"''~
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Aug 9Ar str Lascelus (Br) from Montreal
sSiSt str Minnesota CBrl Tor Boston.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 9--Arr strs City OF NewYOrh from
New.York for Liverpool Enmore (Br from New York
Sailed str Germanic (Brl, from Liverpool for NewYOrk
HAyRR Aug 9-Arr str Gllsland (Brj, fro New.York.
LOyDoN 9-Sailed I'd inst, P0maa 9th inst Europa
So Tor YORK. Aphcusne zsie poe sVeranss
latter from Genoa sth inst Lizzie Fenns the latter tos ~
for NewYoTk: Ffeemsnn Dennis the latter from Queens
Capt Rode latter from Liverpool both for Phlsdelpbs
dante Caledonia. CAPT Nielsen the latter from Liverpool
Arr Sd inst Pedro PandOlt ViGo; 9Th inst sigrd Lda
7th Left Enksen odOme 9Th inst Countess OF Duff
Capt Bowtz Eda Capt Boo 9th Inst Devon, Northampton
America, Capt Ferrar Margatt the later at falmouth
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LACROSSE Ar NkWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug 9.-FOur interesting
games OF lacrosse were played on the polo lot this
afternoon. Messrs. Woodbury., Kane, Oliver, H. p Bel
mont, Rogers, r. X. Wright and D. Is. Fearing,
collegiaDs under the OF the PantaeOn
Club playing eleven members Of the Rhode Island Club
whose names are appended; r. r. Belmont, Richard
II. Hunt NJ. X. Eyre, A. A. Gammell, Thomas N. How
ard Hugh T. Dickey, Leroy Dresser. Charles b. Perkins
L. s. Miller r. ]. Trayers aud stuyyesan Leroy. The lat
challenged by the Pantagon Club and the match
was according TO rules of lacrosse-best three In FIVE
The first, third and fourth games were won
ly the college boys, all goals being captured
by Wright. The second goal was won by Belmont, who
captain of the opposing team. Kane was In charge
the winning team. All played remarkably. and were
greeted with frequent applause by the spectators.
Secretary sherman has returned from the Vineyard
The reception to Mrs President Hayes tonight by Cen
eral and Mrs. q. W. Cullum brilliant affair. Many
prominent cOttagers present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10

meut. BE IL 8 feet inches tall, Of light com
plexion and wore black coat ana nat ana gray NJ"
blue trousers.
A homeless sailor named Kane has been
allowed to sleep for some the cellar Of Finley's
liquor store, No. pa York-st., condition that bo
would wake the barkeeper, william Mallon, at a. N.
each day; Yesterday morning Mallon found the man
dead In the cellar.
Justice Voorhees, held an inquest yesterday
on the body of an unknown man, washed ashore at
Coney Island. It evidently that OF sailor about
thirty FIVE years OF age. He was feet 10 inches
IN height with light red Whistles ana n wore ORE Oiue
The assistant engineer of the City Works
Department reported yesterday that the Manhattan
Beach Railroad Company had failed to fulfil its promise
buid walls at its cut through DeKalb ave. and
to bridge the 10 the full width Of the avenue
the walls timber OF stone, and directed to
present plans and specifications OF the proposed wooden
walls before Wednesday next.
b. p. Sturges, who was fatally injured on
Thursday night by q rapid transit train in East New
York. died after being taken TO the City Hospital
Blrchell, the engineer and George Dorsey the con-
duetor Of the train attached to the motor which struck
Spencer Mr.. sturges. who was eighty years or age,
until recently lived in East New-York He leaves
wife, about thirty years OF age, and one child
David C. Cannon, of No. 1,120 FultOn-st.,
yesterday caused the arrest the charge of obtaining
money false pretences, OF who gave the name
Of s. Henderson, aud represented himself the agent OF
IS b. Henderson & Co.." clock-makers, OF No. AZ Mar
kct-st Newark. After the alleged agent had called at
Mr. CannOn's store aud obtained small advance on
clock which he promised to leave for trial. Mr. Cannon
learned that tannery was situated at No. AZ Market
ST., aud that the firm was a myth.
II was stated yesterday that certain
persons" whose withheld had agreed to sub
scribe the $4,000 necessary for the Organiza-
ton of the Kings County Elevated Railroad
Company" which the Rapid Transit Commission is en-
deavoring TO form. Commissioner Clement admitted
the truth OF the report The law under which the Com
mission authorizes 10 to organize company, which
shall then the approval Of the Common Council,
and aerward the consent OF majority OF the property
owners along the OF the proposed road before 1t
can begin its work. The Common Council had decided
adversely to the Commissions report but the whole
matter will be brought up again In case company Is
Organized,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
AFFAIRS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Among the visitors at Collector Meritts
office yesterday we're Thurlow Weed and ex-COlector
Murphy.
large number OF bids for the public store carriage
have been received by the Collector and will be sent 10
Washington each bidder being compelled to furnish
bond for $4,000.
All the unemployed inspectors attached TO the Survey
or's Department have been erred to the Special
Agents Office 20 subject orders from General Cur
It's The officers thus transferred are Inspectors Kane,
HaRan, O'DOnOhue aud McCOrt.
Surveyor Graham made bis first official visit 70 the
eghers Districts yesterday and he also Inspected the
public warehouses aud docks.
Naval officer Burt Will leave the city to-day with his
family for Southport, Long Island. He will BIZ absent
several days, during which time special Deputy Naval
officer Jones VIII be ia charge OF the department.
The Potter Investigating Committee Will resume its
sessions on Monday, in the Naval office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
EXPLOSION FROM BURNING BENzINE.

SIX FIREMEN AND WORKMAN SLIGHTLY BURNED
FIRE WHICH WAS SOON ExTINGUIsHgD.
A fire and explosion, the origin of which is
still unexplained occurred yesterday morning In the
basement Of the wholesale drugstore Of David NJ.
stRer at No So Barcay-st Occurring directly Oppo;
site the ruirs OF the Greenfield candy factory
destroyed last Winter and attended also with severe
injuries of those engaged in extinguishing the fire,
there WIS great deal Of excitement for time. The
fire itself was soon extingushed and with slight loss,
hut in this short time men-six nrcmen and an
employ6 of the hrm-were seriously burned.
Charles Wood an employee OF the firm, was engaged at
10 o'clock drawing benzne from cask stored In the
vault under the sidewalk, when by means 1t be
came ignited-probaby from burning match or lighted
cigar as explained the store. Young Wood, though
severely burned about the hands and face, escaped
from the vault, while tho dense smoke through the
street grangs Immediately gave occasion for the alarm
that was sounded. Engine No 30 and Hook and Lad
der No 1 were soon there, followed by Engine
No 7 aud Hook and Ladder No 10. lad
der was nut down through the street hatchway,
but the minute water put on the flames an explosion
occurred niurDg the six remeD in the vault at the
time They Immediately brought 20 the street by
their comrades and within few minutes the fire was
eKtnguished.
Wood says that the first intimaton he had Of the fire
was in finding himself cnveloped in the flames and he
Jumped through sheet Of fame IN escaping The fire.
men injured by the explosion were John A. MunToe.
/
and James Mcnamara, Of the company,
John Dufon and Michael oIara, of No. 20 Engine, and
Francis Riley OF Truck No. 1. These were badly
burned about the and hands They were all taken
10 the Chambers Hospital and from there to their
respective homes Thanks TO prompt aud good attend
ance all the soon In comfortable condition,
and no serious results aplrehended.
The explosion is attributed TO the fact that MI Wood
left the faucet Of the barrel from which he was drawing
benzue omen when he rushed from the vault The BAR
rel had epted Itself at tho time the remen put wafer
upon the oil, burning upon the moor ana the explosion
following while driving sheet OF fame upon tho IRE
men wasOt strong enough to be seriously felt through
the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL BIZ SttcmshfD Celtic--E. C. Auder
son Miss Addison. Butter H. Brown. =. H. Butrck the
REV u H. Bland j II. Gator H. u. Chadwick. r. Chadwick
n chandler L. r. COwdry Gen. ST. George Cook j. Dunn
M " Even H. W. Farnam, +. w. Gwynn l. 4. Grouse. II.
G0uldng @ l. Green, Miss n. L. Hewitt d. Mob. Hunter
n. Mr. and Mrs A. Hedseck C. Jack T. kensington
Ieichman w Lethbridge ID. A. Montfort, W H. Malouey
and son A. aud w. Miller W. X. MoC0mas, McCurrack
n McEle DR.. r. c. Morgan. Dr. II. A. MArmiOn j. NJ
Van Note C. @. Pero S. j. Phillip. NJ and Mrs g. J. Rice
and two sons the aud Miss ROques Reeve
II die Schmid r. sutherland. T. sirahan, IT., H. snauer w
W. Symon A. Tiit f. Il. Tr0wbridgc Mrs ]. A. Vanderpoo
and mad.servant j. A. Vanderp0O T. p O'ConnOT, W. L.
Vennafd II. Webster. w f. White Miss Eliza Weir W. s.
WItham Mr. and Mrs. @. WOlters, Il. Wainwright.
FROM TRINIDAD-By Steamship Bdhdnd-Mrs Boas,
J. = Hcksou Moon. Miss Rcsana Grant J. Splitter Otto
Rosenbrater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
DIsCoRD IN A BOARDING HOUSE.

Henry j. Cippley, broker of this city, who
resides at No. 26s RyersOns Brooklyn, was in Justice
Reys Court IN that city yesterday, the charge Of
feionIous assault with intent to kill. The complainant
was Charles p Hughes, who bOarder IN Mr.. Clip
plcy,s house. where Mrs c. Craig boarded with her
eon and daughter The hearing adjourned, but the
facts. as alleged, are that Mrs. Craig, about two
weeks ago, saw Mr.. CIppley in Mr. Hughes's
room helping himself TO Mr. Hughes's cigars.
She said nothing about it until several days
later when she missed $3.50, and at once con-
c,ded that Mr. Cppley had taken ~. Then she told
Hughes what she had seen, and he accused Cippey
of taking bis cigars and tobacco Mrs Craig cOrrob0r-
ed what Hughes said and Cippiey II Is alleged pro-
cured q slx-chambered revolver, with which be at
fepapted 10 shoot Hughes In addition TO this charge
ae1iust Cippey Mrs Craig procured warrant for bis
aeet on the charge OF using violent abusive and indie
efnf Ianeuage toward her II Is asserted that United
States Distrcr-Attorney Tenney will appear a. one OF
fhc counsel when the hearing Is had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
ME POOLS on To.pAY,s sARAToGA RACES.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 9.-POOls were sold
tonight ON to-morrow's races as follows:
First race the Kentucky Stakes. for twOyearOlds, G..
T.. Lornrd's Harold and Idler 800; p. LOrillard's
Uncas $50 fed-scatela date Jessie Donalsou) Lulu,
Dan Sparkling and withers geldng by Ernest, $40.
Second race, Summer handicap, Que mile and three
quarters Brewsters yirginius and Pilot $50 Zoo Zoo,
LOuaner and Susquehanna, $50 each Inspiration and
Grecian Bend illy, $40 each.
Third race, handicap one mile and an eighth, Bonnie
Wood, and Grecian Bend lilly, S25 Hattie f., $50
AstOrs Vagrant and Frederick tue treat, Sl5 BOndel
Sl5. InyermOre $l5 iiied-TelephOne and 0r0ie-S15.
steeplechase, fractional course Problem, $50;
Trouble, $50, and Deadhead $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
SHIP NEH'S
PORT OF NETWORK
............AuGusr 9

PORT OF NETWORK ......AUGUsf B.
ARRIVED.
Str ROYAL Welsh Br) Mcpherson Alicante and Gibraltar
Is days in ballast 10 Benham a Boyesen.
,n ss s. R Thomas Aug 70 0aerbrge CO. '
str Ciy OF san Antonio, Pennington, Galveston Aug
aP SIR richmond Kelley Lewe: Del Old DOmn
Ship Minnie Swift Cof Maitland 81 Leswen AZ
Ship Marlborough of Windsor 81 sIunrOe Antwerp A.
0T Sin Humboldt GER Cornelius Bremen 4s days, with
empty PelrolsSm barrels to FqTSn Edye Co n.,,.,
Bark MalGas (Ger Backer London %, in ballast
BaFS Sorio AUST Cosovch southampton 40 DAYS in bal
BARK zenObS tSof omuasen Waterford SO days ballast
BARR brilliant tNOr. Lootz, Cardiff ss days. in ballast
BARK Margaret Knight (B seaOrook Padang April 10TH
with coffee TO IroSn Bros & Go. -
empty barrels to q Tobias 4 Co"
BaTk Tommasno ItaI Cafero, Lisbon 81 days in ballast
BARK Maud briggs Davis Bahia 81 days with Brazil wood
Bark Rocket Atkinson, Porto Cabele with coffee to
BARK Antelope simpson. st Johns p n. II days
American Chief Snow, 1houason, Me- with lime to
Big Maria Norwood Andrews Port SPAIN Trinidad II
days. with sugar to II Trowbroge's sons.
Brig Emily sheldon Haze ps1sGeoa IL days. with ium'
Brig Victoria toi Hew.nvenl Spencer Trinidad Il dsya
schr Warren Johnson, vleqgcs July 3D. with sugar and
mS5 S IS sn vod tof s6mers PINT II smith Mat,nza
July with to De zado co; vessel to overOn
Schr J WYmnn tOf Boston,. Uram Old HarOOr ia, %
days. with ogwood and pass TO IL Henry vessel to Par
sons & Loud
schr q Bentley. Grimm Point II days with log
wood o II & q Degner; vessel - Isaac Staples
Schr AIsdne, Dyer, Cow Bay u, 10 days with coal
Pekins q Jobs vessel 20 II Winchester & Co.
schr Kate Hilton, Adams B ~ days with coal to
Perkins & Job
schr IL Livingstone HOdsdou. Jacksonville days with
lumber 10 a AudgCtt.
schr Annie MeKeen. McKeeu, jacksonville days with
lumber TO Drew & Buck vessel 10 master.
Colonel W Razee, Smith. Jacksonville with iun.
bel TO Asop Clark. vessel 20 Warren Ray.
Schr w n Van Brun HOughwHnt Jacksonville
with lumber TO w II Van Brunt
Gen Spinner, Dayton, Jacksonville with
lumber 20 Wilson 4 Godfrey vessel 20 Dayton.
Mnawa, Fairchid savaerah days. with lumber TO
SIN ia e. Co.
sehr Minnie. Weeks. Savannah days with lumber TO
Funch, Edge & Co.
Cathie Berry seavey, savannah days with lumber
TO State & ilussil; vessel TO III W Loud * Co.
Schr Rover Brown, Charleston days with lumber 10
j Lasher; vessel t. Evans Ball & Co.
Schr Red JaeSet, Kendall, Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
THE FRANCo-AMERICAN TREATY.


The Franco American Commercial Confer
ence after considerable discussion, adopted the project
for a commercial treaty partly summarized Yesterday
The project proposes the abolition OF the French pro
hibtve laws aud the reduction Of French and American
duties 80 TO 80 per cent The greatest reduction is upon
wines and silks the tariffs upon which are recommended
10 be arranged on sliding scale for three years The
adoption of the project greeted with loud applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
KEARNEY'8 FOLLOWERS AT WORK.

LAWRENCE. Mass, Aug. 9.-At the mass
meeting Of workngnen tonight there were up
wards OF 5000 people present s. f. Mcclure
Of New-Hayen, addressed the meeting for
an hour. In referring 10 the condition OF
business throughout the country, he criticised
the New-HampshIe tramp law. He said THE
YORK TRIBUNE advertised Tom SeOt's proposition
last Fall to give the railroad strikers bullets instead OF
bread and anted To Grant back in the White House
Kearney will speak here tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
ENTRIES FOR THE NATIONAL REGATTA.

The entries for the National Regatta at
Newark on August 20 and 81. embrace large number
Of clubs from States This city represented by
the Gramorcy, Friendship and waverly Boat Clubs and
the New-York Athletic Club. Among the other clubs
FROM this the Mutual and Olympic Clubs, Of
Albany, Watkins Club Of Watkins. Arlington Assoc
citation, Of Brooklyn, and the sauRerties Club. Now
Jersey represented by the Eureka Triton and Viking
Boat Clubs OF Newark the Hudson Boat Club, OF Jersey
CITY, and the Hackensack Athletic Club. Pennsylvania
sends four clubs Michigan three, Louisiana two, aud
Rhode Island Connecticut. Virginia, District Of Column
bia and Canada each. The Yale University crew
and the LOngenl Club, OF Montreal. are among the eo
petitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
PRoMINENT ARRIvALs.

Fifth ArenHe Hotel-COngrcssman Joseph J0rRen-
SEN OF Virginia Philip ST. George Cook, y. - A.
aud @. dc Bldt Of the Swedish Legation GtteB H0uSe
j. HUXLEY Ashton, Of Washington BrsrooTt HSas..S0
Onel Frederick Cumberland Of GOveruOrGeneral DuneIn
staff ..St Nicholas HotetGeneral c. ID. MaoD0ugaL OF
Auburn n Y. General John T. Averil OF Minnesota ana
exCongressman w. T. CLARK. Of Texas Coleman HOse
ExCongressman L. c. Ingersol OF Illinois Be s
-Ex gresham w. A. Pile, OF Missouri. Astof
H0use-Robert Knight British Viee onsul az Cnelnnau
Metropolitan H0tet-ThOmas NJ Waller Of New-Lond0n Dr
John w Ross u. S. N the Hon. Cyrus Bussey OF NewOr
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