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United STATES fntc gnai L.ey-
eEsEe Notice.

ColLEcros's uFTcE. FfESr DisrritT, isnsxA
Evansville, NAY isth. lS7S'
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
y 29th day OF April. ls1S. seizrl the
fruit brandy distillcry OF Syrin.I Guig-
sell. near Jasper. Dubois county, Ind.
with al the implements machinery aud
disiilling apparatus contained therein
Cause OF seizure. violations 90 tn.
United States Internal Revenue Laws
All persons having any clairn- or in,
tercst in said disillcry. arc required Il
file written statement thereof ID Til.
Office within 81 days from the 18TH ia,
OF Nav. 1873.
JAMES C.yEATCII. Collector.
May 18th. Is7S-3v.
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Az election has hcrn ordered ID take
place ~ Washington Township. Davies
enmty. lntiana. .iine 9th. 10 vote npon
ihe proposition 10 donate ma assessment
'nftw" iirr cent. 10 tlie proposed Chicago,
Nasllirrinn aud Evansville railroad.
'lhe southern terminus OF this road viii
M lvau-villc. aud the road viii pass
lhronsll Washington. Indiana, 70 Askiu-
son. lnAlana. where II will connect with
The hankakec line TO Chicago.
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A GENTLEM ~ wlo eufrcrcd for wears IRON, Nprvnrs
" Debility Premature lray. and mn fle effects af
youthful lndisrreiion VIII. ~ ne SARA M nr ia
manity send rrc 20 a who need Al fhe recire anI n
ilnn "r making The simrlc remedy Nv wbrh Nv was
experience ZEN ~ hy addressing III uerferf cAnn-
|dence JOHN p. OGDEN, 81 Cedar 81, New York
Hrr. Z. 'T7--8m
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Drnl0rTntic IOUntY I0NFtntlOh'
Ilr Democracy Of Dubois county viii
meet IL Mass CuAYenlan II. accordance
N;A ihe order of ii.c Ccutral Commit
t,c, "A Jasrer. IA
FRIDAY. June l4ih. ISIS.
for tlr purpose VI selecting delegates n
li4e Congress ionah Senatorial. Repre-
-e,tativc ma Judicial conventions. aud
transact such other bnSllsess a. may
cnre before them. Good speakers have
hfcn invited. and are expected 70 BE-
presented ard alirc-. tho people ~ that
TINE. C.FuFNT DoaNE.
Chairman Central Com.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given that The IN
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed AL.
ministrator Of the estate Of John Thin.
ling, late OF Dubois county, Indiana.
deceased. Said estate Il supposed 10 bc
solvent. LoREsz BAR, Admir-.
MM. a: TRAyLon. Atty.
May 3D., ls73-3w.
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NOTICE j. hereby given That ile
~ partnership heretofore existing III
the saw mill business bet wccn the IN
defsigned in Dubois county was dis
solved by mutual consent Feb. 18Th
1878, Mr.. Fidcle Jcrgcr having sold liz
interest therein. The note, and ac-
counts payable 10 the firm are 10 be col.
lcctcd by the present firm. and they also
assume the payment OF all The debts OF
The firm. FIpFLr JFguER,
PArL hrNkFf.
JosFPn IIcHFE.
lGSArz kUNREL,
Nav IL, 1873 3w.
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Tile ShylUck organs say. Look N
gold, II II only I premium" The labor
iny man responds. Look tx nlc ana NJ
family starving TO dcath;7 aud the busi.
ness man says. Look AZ me. as | tram
~ lhc bankrupt graveyard
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CANDIDATES.. And still they com e
ThiS week we announce for Treasurer
Mr. William Il. Pixie. lie Is well ac-
anninina al over the county. having
filled he ctlscc Of County Surveyor ac-
cepiubly - nearly every one. and made
= good nice for Clerk two wears ago.
lie wouli ungucsiionably make good
officer II elected.
Mr. Enoch Il. Abel. Of Jefferson town
ship Is nlso ont for Treasurer lie Is a
son o Mr.. Enorh Abcll one of the pio-
neers of tic county, and bears good
reputation among his nciyhbnrs for
honesty and capability. AMI will make
ihr track warm tor some OF hcaspiianfS.
Esq. Charles NJ. Mrars. OF Hunting
iurr i, on The track for Recorder.
Charley i thoroughly competent. "a good
citizrn. clever man, and would make al
excellent Recorder. He served - Jus
iiee of The Peace for his township -four
yearS with credit to himself. but without
making . fortune for lis family. and de-
serves something that will pay better.
Hon. Leroy Cave is also announced
for Treasurer. The citizens Of this
county generally know Mr.. Cave as n
clever mar. he having served them as
Representative and senator and has
been Trustee of his township for several
wears lie j. fully qualified for the
position lie seeks. and being very popu-
lar ia his township will stand 4 GOOD
chance ia this hurdle race.
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O. d. Id


Vow. t'sa. everybody has
enjoyed q happy .actg Eear.
ana fna.ir tiscsr y0sys for tisa
year, we arc by rsO rasrass>
wanting in shs~ rrsDrrf.
having renewed our Vow
10 sc'i ffae Ciarapc.s einGiia isn
The city. we VIII make ~
~tcciasty E0r a sew Aay~ 81
ilcs'ssTnsy. % sell 1nt Ns0cfS.
1sr rsisa ALSO sci; esyprcaa1A
and Eigayy sigtssigs@~ as strict
~ New Mark .csss.ssE=
a'ricf~- 20 close ,0sw. kl.c@y.
riassslissc in Esrrds or ssfcl,
-nas.x, VIII do 7Tr.. To cass
and lrarTa jss>s what IN rs,tasst
~ View xork JoLa.n.
Prizes.
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Excelsior Hog Cure Certificate,

Excelsior Hog Cure Certificate,
JAsrER, I'm. May. s. 1873.
Messrs. Horace Smith u Co, Chicago. III
Gents -Sirs: On The 81 day ~ Ma,
Your agent. Alr. cintney Love. came d.
my place and said ne Wa introducing
the Excelsior Hog Cure. and that hefor,
doing any business wished to PROV.
your medicine By curing lot Oh hogs.
| had Xix hogs that were SICK. and hc
said il wonl,i cost ne nothing hni lie
trouble IL il did not cure thciu. We
commenced giving the inciirine anl -
they were too sick % cat we Ind III,
drcnch them. Five ~ them Wa onlv
drenrhed once. alter which HE, emf wiih-
ont drrnching. One livg iii tie lnf
being 20 bal sick. apparently blind. we
drcnched il from Friday until MuuGaN
since when 1t j. eating AMI improving
rapidly. This ~ Of hogs has recovered
arh none have died since they have been
taking fhc medicine. am satisfied. laa
they not bcen treated with the ExreIsinr
Hog Cure. the most. ii NOT all. would
have died az I'LL those which took sirk
previous 10 taking the medicine died.
The one mentioned above which wrhad
20 pour tile medicine down inriourday.
was an extreme bad case ~ yet wei. /.
give this certificate cherrfilly ani would
advise All those who have lick hos 10
try the Excelsior Hog Cure.
FDwAHD SERMEKsHEm.
MAY 1Dth ~ ---ff
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sF~- The Pike County Democratic Con-
Ncnion ct Ninslow last week, was very
largely attended, by tho adhercnls Of
each Of The parties III the county, where
the Nationals have enough 10 make in
numbers respectable third party or
1anization. The Democrats were jn-
Lilant and confident OF tic Triumph 81
right and honesty. tho experience OF
she people Of Pike county in the last few
years foresh dowing sweeping Demo
cratic majority this Fall, as the people
are not anxious 10 be bitten The second
iinc Harmony and good will char
aelefizcd the proceedings OF The Com
vruilon. and an exceptionally strong
iirket was pnt ID nomination. composed
~ some Of the best citizens Of the county.
who are justly popular. II i sumorcd
There will be no Republican opposition
70 them, a. the race Is considered hope
less. The following i the ticket. For
Representative. Joseph ID. Barker; for
Clerk Dan. q. Ashby; for Auditor. II.
hilerhack tor Treasurer. JEFF. g. Rich
arcsoI, fOr Sheriff. +. >. Scales.
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G1-Nr. Thomas Hart, Democratic
candidate for Representative, was ill.,
'orsed by Tie Republican CONVENTION IN
Martin county last week. upon motion
~ ex-lsev. w. r. Green, who said be
wa authorized 70 say by Mr. Hart that
he was ~ sympathy with them. The
Democrats ID Dubois county are MOI NJ
70 vote for q candidate Tor the Lepi.la-
ture II sympathy with Republicans
at this crisis. They can furnish too
many true blue Democrats who would
sacrifice their time III that position.
Green may have lied on Mr.. Hart. being
himself Republican, but his statement
needs an explanation.
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rF While mcering with TIE gallant
Democracy "a Pike county, "a WINSTON
iast week. among many others We were
pleased TO see vas Mr. W. III. T'rippett,
ESQ IF Princeton, who i a candidate
for Prosecutor il this Circuit. IIc was
appointed 70 thc position TO III the va
caHey occasioncd BY The death of the
lamrnted Schafer and Aas made an ef-
fieieni Officer whore circumstances have
admitted Of his attending 10 The duties
~ he Office. Sickness III ~ family
prevcntcdhm from attending Our Court.
brt VIE are assured he viii be AZ our
nest term. and our citizens viii iind
him an agreeable and ailable gentleman.
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Tie Democracy OF The Senatorial
district composed of the counties Of
Orange. Dubois aud Martin viii meet
~ Delegate Convention, AZ Shoals, on
ihe lttA lny July. 1878, for lie purpose
VIZ nominating candidate Tor Senator
ID Mia District.
Eph Noscr. Chairman Central Com
iniltcc. Martin county.
jas. u. Sucker, Chairman Central
Committee. Orange county.
Clement Doane,. Chairman Central
Committee. Dubois county.
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Days of Meeting OF the Trustee,
Of the Various Townships il
Dubois County.

NOTICES hereby given thatthc Trus.
ices Of the various townships Of Du.
bois Go. will be at their respective Offices
in each Of the townships for the purpos,
Of attending 70 township business, On.
the following days:
Columbia. HARRISON. uoone. nainbridre. Marion Han
Jefferson. jackson. fass aud Ferdinand fotsusLln.
Az on saturdays u each week and rntbka township
~ Monday ~ each week; Madison township on TIE III
and ~ Saturday. N every month
Persons having bnrlnsss with any ~ ihe Trustee.
viii HAYS ~ observe there days a. new law prAyde,
" ''scc ,. Surh Township Trustee shall desiprat
certain days ~ each week ~ month a. may be required
W which be VIII attend n the business 81 M t..nsh
and cause notice thereof 10 Ne given 10 he
~ such township: and All contracts auditing ana nev
DAYS" n'NN
=. ssM"Ss JoS,S IaHRrt RAIN.
LIN h' n1Lrf, y N. Lknn0S.
ASDnEw McNfRxKr. Frirx SsuSr,nrr
w. W. kENnAlL, d lssrgtr
.nsRra FaIrz. u,nsts p,..y.
W. Isrnrnr rl,~xx. i.,..,
April l2'h, ISIS Iy
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THE CROTUN SUPPLY.

RETURN or COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL FROM
THE HoUsAToSIC RIvEE-wHAr CAN BE
DONE.
Commissioner Allan Campbell, OF tho Board Of
Public Works, returned last evening from his trip to
tue Housatouc River region. Ho said that be was
iatieucd with bis long journey aud ANXIOUS to have
q quiet rest. lie hao, with the Chief En-
giucer and n gentleman from Carmel, made a
careful examination Of the Housatonic River and its
topography IN New York and Connecticut at points
situated about one hundred miles from New YORK,
a view to report the feasibility Of bringing tho
waters OF that rivor into New York to increase the
Groom supply. He thought that Now York had as
pure water as any city In tho world. H. had just
visited the lakes drained by the Croon streams, and
they were as clear aud pure q the blue lakes
OF Scotland but tho future OF tho city de-
handed . larger supply OF water Lake Mahopac
was only small lake, after all, who the Housa.onic
was stream Of considerable volume and It could al
ways be depended upon Tor abundance OF water
Competent engineers nad been hard at work Tor some
ume making careful and comprehensive surveys
OF the districts visited beyond Carmel aud so
lar ms they had examined the matter the
enterprise vas entirely practicabe ana worthy Of
wers not yet finished, but iney would be at early
date, and the estimates. grades aud measurement 9
given 10 The pubic. Tho gentleman had riadcn 100
miles IN the country, aud alter giving close attention
To The subject he was more than ever convinced that
the city coold be bounuiully supplied win water
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oughly barricadsd, however aud the only terms OF.
fered were absolute 80 paration IRON his wife

oughly barrcadsd, however, and the only terms Of.
fered were absolute separation IRON his wife
NICE sos-s-LAw
On one occasion he tried as before TO forco
trance, bui was met by q new ally OF The enemy, bis
son-n-law, Nike Butler who swung a Ratchet before
his eyes. the old man says, whispering hoarsely that
he Lad killed his man before.
ncHuRh then abandonei moral suasioD' ana laid
the matter before Judge Flammer. his Honor bad
the uDruly children arrested ana last week. IN the
Fordham Police Court, on their united promise 10
allow their fstnsr peaceable possession OF hrs owe
house, they were all discharged. On Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. Mchugh made Triumphant eutry into
their ipansion and the Old took au
offensive position. He ordered hs chIcren to leava
tae house. and they refused Tor the that
their mothers dowry they had q right TO remain.
Tom McHugh. Jr., MAXI g himself particularly Of
fensive the old gentleman hnay got his dander up
aud be smote Tom, Jr. This led 10 grand rally on
the part OF the children and. alter the skirmish Mr.
ana Mrs. McHugh found themselves again IN tho
street. rom Jr., IN company with his sisier aud
brother, appeared yesterday IN the Harlem Police
Court 10 prosecute their fat her for ssssrpg tom,
Jr but the father was defended b, Counsellor o. w.
B,rne and al the close Judge FlammeI dismissed the
complaint and helc each Of the children in bonds to
Keep The peace NJ. Hugh, ST., hopes nov 10 able
TO remain 10 peace snd quiet possession OF his own
home, mo children having q reed 70 submit their AZ
legged grievances to d civil tribunal.
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MOTIFS.

NOIGo
reorgauized club at Rutherford PARK, y. j., con-
sis,s OF Major pitcher; Carothers, catcher; siOat,
nrst base Record, second base; Dwyer. third base
Mccormack, right Hold; Farmer. lott nsld; Smith,
centre Geld. and Moore, short STOP with Robert
McCord, OF No. 725 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, as
manager
The WitoEa Club we're Eastern tour last week
and returned on Saturday in time 10 be- beaten by
the Jersey City Browns While absent tic Witokas
beat tho ndepena ence Club OF Norwak, by tho
Of 8 to 2; gained . victory ever the Brdgsports by
the core OF 10 l. and successful In their
ond with the Independence CLUB, by the score
OF TOO They start up the North River mms diately
on another tour.
The games to bo played to-day are as iollows:-
Utica va Manchester, at Utica; Star Lowell, st
SYRACUSE Worcester vs.. Horuell, az HorocllsvilIe;
Rochester VS.. springfield Al Rochester Now Bedford
VI. WestboIough, at New Bedford; Athletic We.
Schurtz at Philade Iphia; Monitor VS.. Amily, ut
Waterbury; Keystone w. New York, al the Union
Ground, Brooklyn, E. D.. ana Tho Jersey City Browns
w. Domestic Club, oil Newark, a. the Jersey City
Centennial Ground.
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M'HUGHS MISEkIES.

mrs CHILDREN OBJECT TO HIS MARRIAGE AND
REFUSE HIM ADMISSION TO HIS OWN HOUSE.
M Thomas McHugh, hard working resident of
the Twenty fourth ward has accumulated alter years
Of toll q SUFFICIENT sum Of money to build neat tive
story frame dwelling house Ia Archer st9et, Ford
ham. some three years ago he lost his wife and
since the has lived with his three unmarried cnil-
oven Nc Hugh, twcnty.six years old, and Susan Nc
Hugh, twenty-five years old Harmony mud peace
prevailed In the household OF old until about egh.
weeks ago, when McHusb, who is approaching sixty,
conceived an Attachment for widow some.
what younger than himself. lie invited the
lady 10 marry him and sho consented. Much
eiated, nr. McHugh communicated the crafty
thundcrs,ruck at the storm which was raised BY the
nn old TOOL" or words to that effect This did not
tcnd TO diminish Mr.. Mciiugh's ardor, but rsihcr
tanned tho fame. Five weeks ago ho was mafric cd
without hs cnildren's know edge IA Catholic chuI
with his bride, bo rang the door bell OF his ow u
house.
RECEIVING rnx BRIDE.
He was warmly recevsd-in Tact, The welcome was
OF the most empLatic nature According TO his Story
his son Tom took MIN By the hair. whie his dasghtor
On reaching the sidewalk Mr.. McHngb was
informed that Whenever hs chose ~ return
aloDe he would be admitted. Feeling naturally
indignant, lie thereupon won't with his wife To the
ADVISED to seek redress la police court. Mcuugh
FIRST tried moral suason, aud Tor several DAYS IN suo-
house % XssAsr slsssA 40 isand ihs castle thor.
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MILITIA COMPANY PINES,

To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
| am "a member OF the Twelfth regiment, NJ. s.
NY, and have been unable to obtain employme Mt
tor over q year, during which time became IN
debtsd 10 my company for dues IN the Of 81 IS.
On Monday last marshal presented himself at
my residence with order for my arrest, where
upon I was confined IN Ludlow street Jail for non.
pay ment OF this amount. Wnilo there / was sub
jsc cd 10 every manner OF iudignity; the food was
unit Tor boast, aud even then one was
obliged cat with his fingers. The cells were close
the air foul and extremely unhealthy The Marshal
who made the arrcs. IN a beastly
state of intoxicatiop, and, although l did
not oner the slightest resistance, presented a
loaded revolver AZ my mead, II 10 give
more force 10 hts authority this poor wretch in-
formed that he was a member OF tho Forty seveu
rrgimeGt bsve always attended tho ori L. regularly
and nave endcavored 10 perform the duties
member III this EQUALIZATION. | have q
family who arc dependent upon mo ior their bread
and | ask II tnis arrest was legal There
Other members OF my company who n uch moro
arrears, but yet they arc never disturbed Is this
Iigh2 Is ihls the treatment that must sun or
has gwen mis- TINE ana for the preserva
tion oil the public peace Will some ono swcr my
query? TnELFTH REGIMEN.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c..,.,. GALVESTON July 81. 1873.
lo4e good ordinary. esc Ne. fseep.5s tsiss. EI
~o cSs oa ,s,9Hs , niddns e 10. %S$a1s lo
Sales. 400 Ia. svssa. $50 'e ssoss s4 S'' s''' 800
NOZZLE Jaly ~, 1879.
s :s ia e. . Ex lSs
Getsou-Nothing dong; niddng. io7sc low iddlins
cross SIS SoG ssss G sos. s He receipts 40
ss1; css. sass . ss
for yellow dip aud s2 for virgin Tar hrm at 81 g.
Flour S Sf~rS Wheat sslY M 1873 rs
81 eSS 8 1. sae r 70 :sa State:
sis u :':s c:n
i:s & 90 ~ S's
s @ ~ st %
maud; sales 800 bushels No. Minn.sats 81 ia Corn
3 Light 81. y .s sSss No. Ohio TcsaH M
ley & 8 Eys 81.
h. sssslp.:
90 5 s S sSS al s5SS
ss shsSsa Flour. sDs
tidewater-Whsat. 4, io7 bushels; corn 4s3 lis DO
DETROIT. July 81, 1873.
"a y d. 81 q ss Cd ~ aas Ae s1 81
af 5sS'a ia san
.isek .fios: s%SS SSls; wheat. -; SsasS
bushels. Ss
Wheat easier; No. 3 white Wabash new. 81 o3; No.
Ts' . ssn a nsw iii amber
IMiehig,n nsr se 20 red winter. 'sss 81 new
D75:a 80: sdo Ssc rssessd wabash. new. SIC. Corn
Sss;. y; :Ssa s, Sai. Ssl: 81, ssss
1000 d. shipms ntsTWhost 3sooo bushels; corn. co0
DO; oats, 1000 do
Flour easier VI so asa Is Wheat heavy &C. 4c
and
s@ Ias .Sa Sen:q s s &
81 o. Provi.ions easier Pork neglected NJ sloa $40 70
(. R1as sis% Ass
s g. s saos sss SIDE sn s.s, 'si S T %
s5s ; ~ %
Flour steady With fair demaud. whea. Irregular and
w. :s E X: =:
o ssss AaTus,; s1,s Gc ss.,s~S per No
SIC aues sirGsr and option. iowor; $40,
!. ;s ss ~, :sai.sy ms
Sss a; .a e 81 S. I" ta
50 20 So 7.h; s.PtemOsG Lard steady with = air De.
.s s s: 81 e. sAa wAss S
s. ooo DO 5000 DO. barley Loco %. sLipns
DO oats 900 10. barley. go do.
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EFFICIENCY OF THE POLICE.

To TIE EDiroR or THE hxRALD:-
Some days ago u bareiaced robbery was committed
At No. 307 West Tnirtvlith street. Tho robbery was
reported 10 Captain wasbburn at the Twenucth pre-.
Cinct station house. Immediately after, and the suf
ersr was assured that hing would be done to
cacn the thiei So the matter stood until Thursday
July 20. when . detective went to No. 307 West
Thirty fifth street aud In formed the sufferer that
had tho suspected party III the Station house and
wished him and his wife TO go and idonufy him.
On nearing the staten house they informed tha
.slhe bird had fuwn," which was confirmed on get.
ting therc. 1he prisoner had actually escaped IRON
sergeant doorkeepcr ana policemen IN the house,
when the dekcri ption OF the thict given the
sergeant said he was the man who haa escaped, and
up date has not been reca ptured.
10 this a case OF bribery or neglgence2
RESILIENT
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AN UNPkoFiTABLE TRANSACTION.

Roundsman Mcmahon, OF tho Eleventh precinct
police, had hts attention attracted at a late hour on
Saturday night last by what he considered the susp
cious movements Of three men, VINO we're In the act
Of removing seventeen bags Of cotton, weighing 400
pounds from the deck OF the lighter Crolus lying a.
the foot Of conovsr street, South Brooklyn. rue
roundsmsn summoned Onlccrs Flood and Hesty TO
bis sssnhnce and proceeded TO arrest the sus'
pectcd parties The prisoners gave their pedi-
gree as 'olow:-John covers, residence No 100
Van bruns street. thirtveght years oil age, and light
erman ~ oeeupat,on William Campbell, No. los Ham
too avenue sgsd twenty years, junk dealer; Matthew
drennan NO z2l Conover street, thirty -hvs years,
junk ueser The lighter IL owned by James jarvis,
OF no 10y 'front.' street. this CITY, an the police aeBe
tht towers, who n captain OF tho vessel sold tue
uOiol 70 thc Junkhicn uamcd. On the way 20 lue
sta,lon house fireman slipped a Gvc.dollar bill in,o
ODoer heaieys hand and begged his custodiap TO les
MN 70. Ahs pFisensrs usss looxsd ~ 70 avail ex'
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CRICKET NOTES.

For the 6rst time 10 many years there is to DO a
whole week OF cricket
To-day the Poninsuiar Club, OF Detroit, Mich, play
the 81. Georges at Hoooken.
Tomorrow the Pcuiusulas play the Staten Island
Club at staten Island
On Wednesday and THURSDAY the St. Georges play
the Merton Club. OF Philadelphia. at Hoboken. and
ON FRIDAY and Saturday tho Merions play tho Staten
Island Club.
On Thursday and Friday the Peninsulars play the
Germantown Club at Phiiacelpnia
Aiter heir defeat by one inning an one run by the
Gentlemen OF Englaud, tho Australian cri OK eters
VISITED several couutcs and won their matches They
Will arrive in this city about September 10 and VIII
play eleven az Hobokcu. Tue Americans will 10
selected IRON all tue local clubs. As the AUSTRALIANS
have so VOL distinguished themselves In England,
the TO be played at Hoboken will be largely at
tended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
SARATOGA RACES.

ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS FOR 1HE EXTRA RACES.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July %, 1875
The following are the entries aud weights Tor the
extra races here tomorrow
FIRST RAcE-For two-year-ods; three quarters Of a
mile. Boardman, los lbs Ferrida, l02; Kingston,
l02; Lulu, lo2; ". Horton, los, and Grad Master.
los.
SECOND RAcg.-M!le heats. Lnlanier, 81 lbs EN-
press, 1866 Kinney H. 81: Miss Malow, 81; Frederick
tho Great. lis, and Mechanic, l18
THIRD RAcs.-One mile and quarter Shyiock,
lo7 lbs Henry Owens, 1913; STRANGER, lol Mariana
81; Maumee 81; Lizzie D., 76 Hattie T.. l02; Lo
tsrer, 103 Fury ST. Moorhen, 9S aud PRINCETON, l0l