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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-10
Semofratiides Staats Sidrt.

Sar Sitttr Der SurrtTt Gpurt
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rrn Wcntlrmcrs Counts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
BOAT RACE ON THE PASSAIC.

very interesting well contested challenge race
same OF tho Psssaic, at Newark, beginning about
Six o'c ocK last evening, between two crews-ono OF
tho Triton Club and the other OF the Passaic Club
both oil Newark II was q sx-oarcd barge race;
course ono mile and half, straight away with tho
hide. The crews wcrc:--
TRiroxs-s A. Smith. bow; II. G. RommoI, No 2;
Ceorso u. sma, N 3; Franklin Philips, No 4; Alex
Ahder Handy, No. b; l.. /. PHILIPPE, stroke Wallace
Van Ness coxswain.
rAssAIcs--w.T T. Pelletier. bow; W. Y. Merry. No.
2;w McD. Person, No. 3; Maynard Crane. No. 4; q.
Z. Plume, No. 8; u. H. Snyder, stroke; Y. Q. Watts,
coxswain,
Aeths stnrt the Tritons took tho lead and soon
creased - boat length, adding another halt they
passed thcr own boat house, ana we're Justify
eneefed BY their friends. Presently. however, tho
Passafcs bent their oars Increased their stroke,
and Tapped their competitor When nearing tho win.
ning Inc the PASSAGES fell away and tho rr,ons came
in victorious by boat length or so. Tho winning time
yas YIN 15l.s Referee, George Clark, OF the Eureka
siub The most Illuminating feature Of the defeat TO
Me PASSAGES that they nd been training hard for
month"; while the Triton crew, although finely selected
bad never pulled together oncc uniil the race.
Aftcr tue race. at mn entertainment given by tho
Passaic Club their friends, Zach member OF the VIM
ming crew was presented with handsome gold PRIZE
badge The rritons the challcngcrs In the race
Yowed yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
UPPER HUDSON REGATTA.

Troy, N. Y, juno IL, 1878.
The regatta Of the Upper Hudson Regatta Assoca-
ton opened today and will continue through TO-
morrow The weather was fine. large crowd
sembed at the starting point, and both sides OF the
river were lined with spectators. Tho races were
rowed over a new course, surveyed last winter,
which the majority OF present consider very
mort. This, with a strong current and favorable
wind, rendered the time exceedingly fast.
At two O'Clock the first heat ours called, and
three crews started-tne Filleys, Of Lansingburg /;
5augcrtics of saugerties ana the Polytechnic Inst
tute crew. The Saugertios took the lead, with the
Tilieys second and students last These positions
sere maintained 10 the finish. Time for q milo anc
bali hc length Of the course), I'm 5slls., SIN. los,
Sun. l5s This is remarkably fast. Tho best time
heretofore accomplished on the HUDSON River was
made by the Beaverwycks in 1875, over she Laureate
course, their time being SIN. 2lss. There great
surprise The announcement OF the official time to-
day.
contested by the Cohoes and tho Waterviets, OF West
Troy and the 0ympics and Mutuas, OF Albany The
boats all got oil the word go" but tho oympics
shortly took the lead, the Mutuals second and tho
were maintained three-quarters Of n mile,
whom The Cohocs pulled up, passed the
Mutuals and endeavored 10 overtake tho leaders.
There was an exciting race between the Cohoes aud
tho oympics to the hnsh, tho Olympcs coming In
FIRST Cohoes second, Mutuas third, waervliets last
OF the wa,ervl,st crew On ught crabr al the milo
point, VIII ch prevented all chance OF victory.
At half past three O'Clock pair-earcd race took
place between Muuals, oil Albany, and the Flleys
OF Lansingburg II was entirely ono-sded the former
winning 10 SIN. s0s. Fillcys' time ON. As.
rhc nrst junior single trial heat, between Frank
Fuller, OF Mohawk, and Charles Kingsley, OF tho
Polytechnic Institute. resulted In svctory for the
former Kingsley stopped completely exhausted al
the mile lie had been sick for tho past three days
Time. GIN. 5Is sssf
The fnal race OF Tho day was between Henry Hon.
man, OF tho Mutual Club: Charles Goul, Of the Oym
PIC Club ana Charles Grant OF the Ulysses Club. 10
was a beautiful contest all through. Al tho three
quarters Of a mile the boats were side by SIDE Shorty
aiterward Goul was obliged to cease rowing
oonnt OF exhaustion. Hoffman then shot ahead of
Grant about lengths but the latter reduced the
distance 10 one length before the finish Honman's
time, e:25; Grants time, e:2SA
Ihsre prospect OF interesting aud exciting races
10. morrow IL 10 rumored that the new course will
BE- soon as practicable 10 determine tho
exact distance the contestants have rowcd. Tho final
heat OF four-oarcd senior single and sx.oarcd gig
racer Will take place to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssna dr. Murphy, Liverpool via Queens.
steamer DsnmaIk OBJ. Williams. London-F W J
Hurst. - -
Steamer State Indiana Br, Smith. Glassow-A Bald.
steamer st Laurent Orb Lachesnes. Hsvre-Louis do
steamer Santiago dc Cuba, Reed. Havana Vim Clyde
steamer II Livingston. Dassest. Savannah Murray,
steamer George Clyde. Crovell, Chsreston-J W
Ship STEAMBOAT tBr,. sesley. London-J amos Ewoll
Ship ca'liopo tBr,, Sinclair Brem.n-snow Burgess.
E-Bockmann, Oeriein 4 Ca.
s ssk osdins t or Cork
Barr 1hormann Gcr, voGt. Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Navigator tNor,. ssmsonsen. Cork for orders
BARK Marie sisd.nburg 5er,. Stricken. Bremen-Hsr.
Bark ssjernen (Sor,. Gultornsen. Observation-Disclosures
Bark Hawthorn eBn. Whitney. Dunkirk tFranes,-scam.
Bark Gazele. Mcdonald. Demerara-H Trowbridgs's
BARK Enrique tArg,. Payson. Mas"p1as-Psrsons 4
Bark Isaac Hail. Ryder. st Jago do cuba-J wlnches-
Brig Caroline Eddy. Warren, Passages cspain)-F II
Brig John Crandon, Pierce. Bucnos AyresJ Norton
Brig Pearl. Brishsman. Port Spain Trinidad, ID Trow.
Brig Starlight, Tucker. Demsrara and Port spain-F
ssss sxtsssure tB,. Parsons. chariosssso~p. PEI
big Airuna tBr), smith, 81 John. Mp Nsvius &
Son. f4t... u .
4 Co.
Staples. ..4#s
schr VIM Buck Miller. Demarara -Lcaycran 4 Co.
Schr Isabel Alberto. Tooker BermudamLcsycran Co.
schr Avon tBrl. King. Halifax. Ns-c Bcrtaux
schr Aurora Borealis (Br). Finley. st John, Mp
Nevus y Son. - - 49,
schr champion tBr,. Granville. St John. Mp
Nevus h Son.
Schr Bucco tBrj Conlsv. st John NB-ScHmmell Bros.
schr J 5 Beacham. Woodland, Jacksonville George
Squire 49, -
ley, Gildersleeve Co.
schr ) N Freeman. Eidridse. Philsdelphia-Doane d
Gott. II .
schr Bertha Fellows. Smith, Perth Amboy-Jed Frye
Co
schr Ada = Allen. Dudley. Salem jed Frye Co.
Schr Luna, Wella Saybrook, Ct-Cartw ght boyle
schr Robert Center, Huse. New Haven-Csrtwright 4
nnYie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

Tho monthly meeting OF The Board OF Trade and
Transportation was held yesterday afternoon, tho
Presidents, Captain Ambrose Snow, in the chair Mr.
A b. Miller, chairman OF the Committee Canals,
made voluminous report on the canal traffic, In
which no demonstrated how essential tho canals are
to tho prosperity OF New York city.
Mr.. Charles Various presented lengthy report
from the Commit; 90 Legislation, which concluded
with the annexed rcsolutions:-
Resolved In the opinion Of this cement
railroads in this state with duo regard I" the pub
producer manufacturer and merchant within It's bounda
mi with
railroads Tor transportaon the CHARGES Of the latter or
state derived from tax alton
TIM. in the past the and sS M
Important ject and that the duty Of all classes OF
eliminate the defects aui abuses ys
bears heavily upon the material interests OF
Resolved That important step in tai: direction is
composed OF Of character and ability. to
hs suss InI for m
will equitable both the public and the rsilronds
s sus1 , Se..a son 60
should be auxiliary for the regulation Of inter
Kosoived That the distance against New
loved IN Ia s cas- of the two
n s ss ass =
jassscs the Sasnss. .. New York. which, So.S
business done can Be BY York cheaper
s. =: ,s q :q ct
81 hirh, rates than any Of her ccnpssisors
Resolved, That heartily indose the report adopted
by the Chamber Of Commsrce ~ Us lass meeting ana In
Edward Hogan, Alfred Wagstaf and Thomas @. h. he
eesne their action In the resolution OF inquiry into
the OF railroad management have proved them.
worthy representative OF the great
should and make way for men who will
more faithfully represent those interests
Resolved That copies Of these rsso utions be trans
said and 20 such other persons
and the Executive Committee order
Considerable debate ensued on the phraseoIogy OF
the Nth resolution. Several members thoutht tho
s.reoue est 10 resiRn rather strong and that Iho
snyscstion would scarcely be acted upon by the
Senators number OF amendments were offered
ana elected considerable debate Finally one offered
Nv Mr. w. II. Libby, which reads, 'saDd ~ these
Senators rendered themselves unworthy OF re-elec-
t,on this Board pledges itself to oppose their renoml
nation and reelection any office OF trust by every
LEGITIMATE means within its rowcr," was adopted.
the other resolutions were also adopted.
After the transaction vi other routine business the
Board adjourned.
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BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

Tho Brooklyn Yacht Club held their regular
monthly meeting last night at the club rooms, corner
Of Court and Montague streets, President Henry W.
Turner in tho chair. Tho chairman OF the Regatta
Committee reported favorable progress in rcla-
tion 10 tho coming regatta He also reported
that the committee had decided not to offer any
tickets sale allow each member Of the club
two, instead OF ono. as has been the custom. The
club then approved form o. circular In regard to The
regatta which will BIO issued TO thOowners OF yachts
Who not members OF the club. MT. John F. Ames
was CHOSEN MI the vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr.. William H. Ringwood.
resolution was adopted to the effect that whore
three or yachts OF the club present any
anchorage the senior yacht owner must lily the acting
commodorc's flag during tho regular hours. unless
OF flag officers should be present. 1t pro-
pos ed 10 amend the bylaws lowest limit OF
yachts would be teen feet instead Of twenty.
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sPoRTsMEN's MEETINGS.
PIGEON AND GLASS BALL SHOOTING AND
OTHER MATTERS AT PITTsToS, Pa.
rnY rEI.FGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PIGEON AND GLASS BALL SHOOTING AND
OTHER MATTERS AT PrTTsToS, Pa.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PIrrsroS, Pa, June II, 1878.
Tho annual meetings Of the Sportsmcn's National
Pennsylvania associatioDs held IN this city
yesterday and to-day, adjourned this evening. Tho
business have boon we'll attended, the repre-
scntation OF state delegates being encouragngly
large. The new State Gamo law was Endorsed.
The officers ofthe National Association held over at
TO Philadelphia next September was voted. Tho OIL
GERS OF the State Association now President, A.
F. Dorrancc Wilkesbarrc; Mr.. w. U. Doris, Of
Huntington Secretary, ana W. G. Macrum, Treasurer.
The Luzerne County Club did the honors Of host, ana
to-day rendered the visiting delegations an excursion
and dinner.
General divers rifle practice range was the objec
tive point. Tho company numbered some 300 Ono
AT. The best shot was unanimously awarded 10 John
Ely, OF Wyoming Valley, he having made clean
scoro William Mccullough, OF Plains, was tho next
best. Richards and Fisher, OF Philadelphia, were
In the riff. contest al 200, 800 500,
800 and 900 ieet Dr.. Long, OF Pittston, made the
ana third, and sheriff Henderson, OF Huntington,
fourth.
Dissent In tho Luzerne County Club have created
such bitter feeling that many have not participated
sports today and your reporter Is advised that
those have shot Wild pigeons Will Be arrested TO-
morrow warrants charging them with violation
OF the Game law. Should this threat be executed tho
OF the definition OF fowl when to some M nds Is
not a obscure problem.
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Lissraooi Ssarchas Baxter United Kasdoa 81
hvcreu; Muns.e, Bu. Lane; Garibaldi, Fletcher. and
June d,,r PORT scss s:5 Yd.H for
Der lsrri.: Crown Point, Bosrdm an fampco. Bonhea
and Ella Presley Pressey.
land. asc Peruvian r,, Berry. Tor Falmouth: xbuis
r, Pas,nore. do Daniel barnes storcr and fara-
hSss os sr Carver ha-ss Rda.s
Fars. nae Alex McKennis tssj Home wood DO.
Cow BAY cB. june s-Arrived scnr il Foster, Rich.
uissrca 9Th. bark LAWNS. Eaton. Nov Yor..
Hone KoSG May 2S-Arrived. bark Annie Lofway (Br),
Gales, Bangkok.
SosInssI jung %sr Ge,mGgossn
syancy. ~ J.ssctss"we 3d. Hunter, Liverpool; brig
sailed 10Th. ship hoscnca,h tBr,. Mcviesr Gia.gow;
bars Ciarec Mcse. Queenstown; brig 81 Francois tBr
Psosnsso June Ain port schr Comet B.yl.s Tor New
York. ldv. Z" sail June 20
rpm peToG Ss June s@Ssssss bark pessrmc BD
ounssc as June sxrrvsd park il,S.s sr, r.rrs.
Yough.l inh steamers Miss.sippi DO Thsarle. Liver
Cleared i,S .rip. snosh Train OBJ, Norris aresnoes,
do barks fc,tna Lentc Anderson. .as ow. sprinsbox
AZ ss 1 Moran Kdom S Morris. y@
outh Atlantic 3D. Schiller IIuii brig Psmiico Stubs.
sicmrsucro, June s-Arrived. bark Nor tyor), Meyer
sailed 9Th. bark Gambetta (sor), EIlcvcdt. uavrs.
SINGAPORE April 20 In port, bark Gordon tBr,. for
bosr-co CRY May 2e.rn port. schr James Slater.
sTpsrr On, Juno ii-salcd. bark Annie Burrin tBr,.
ST JOHN NB. june la-Xrrved. bsrh Rhcidai Queen
Arrived iosh. schr Active (Br, Fitzgerald Perth Am.
Cleared 10th. bark II do Weber tBt,, Wright, Cork
Cleared 18th, s,hr Mazourka. New York