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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

iRyie the attention Of all parties eonlem'
plating the purchase Of any kind Of Cemetery
Work, either fTOm Marble o. dIanlle 10 call AZ
my New Marble Works located Al the head Of
High street, where you can generally hnd =
ven choice assortment u Monuments, Tablets
snd iieadstOnes Of rare patterns, all finished
and sol NJ ~ nay shop for general inspection
and ready for lettering, have sOme Of those
beautiful Turned Monuments which sre hard
10 DO beat by any dealer, which I sell Tor iess
m0usy Than square Monuments arc sold fOr BY
men travelling around the eoanlry soliciting
orders,
~ calling al my shop aud locking At nay
stock, work aud prices, you will become eon'
WINGED a. once that those travelling nulsanees
arc not only charging you foe their time, horse
hire hotel expenses, wear and tear Of wagons
etc,, but arc also charging you literally Tor
lons Of Gas they use, acres Of mouth they dis
play aud thousands o. lies they resort TO-
Iiy calling al the shop you can also sui your
self better on tho shade IN tho marble, got
better styles by selecting from the stones 40
they siand all finished, than you can fTom
picture accompanied by small sample Of
stone with acres Of mouth TO explain aud q
flexible conscience to back tho statement
In conclusion will say that, besides getting
largely paid foF tho time you spend by VHlI'ng
my shop, a. also selecting something better
suited 10 your taste, you will hni Yourself
well paid by seeing the difference IN tho cost
Of tho different grades Of marble, ranging IN
price from 10 cents TO si2 q foot where II Ia
produced, the beat not being used when sold
by those trayelsg uulsances,
give you below few Of tho many teaIl'
monialS from those who have called on mo IN
feS years which have done business hers
FRANK T., ARCHIBALD,
Woodstock, ",
TATfSViLtE, Sept, y, 1919
Mn, ARCHIBALD
Dear Sr;-Last week | visited the
place where rests the remains Of my pa
rents, 10 see, for the first time since ~
erection, tho stone you placed 10 marx
my mothers grave. Allow me to say
ilnd the quality Of marble used, the III
scrIptI0n and setting, In all respects
equal, and In many rcspccts better than
had right 10 expect from the terms oI
agreement, took palnS 10 examine
several stones In this yard aud llnd II CON,
pareS very myOrably, both In cost aud ap'
pcarancc with any monuments that saw
am with respect, yours truly,
THOMAS NJ, RIDER.
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Pianos and Organs !
waters Concerto Torch estriOn
Chime, New Orchestral,
CIariOna.lV esper, BOudOir
and Souvenir Organs

are the best in the world. For quality Of
tone. beauty of finish and elegance of design
they are unrivalled. They are not excelled
by any in the market, always giving the best
Of satisfaction as many who are using them
in the State will witness.
First Premium" received for the best
Orgau and Piano Forte exhibited at Windsor
County Fair, September, 1877. People VINO
saw them at the Fair or who read this NOTICE
will find it to their advantage to give the
Waters" a trial before purchasing.
J.F. WATERMAN, Genr Ag't,
Plymouth, VI.
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EDe Aae.
By WIN, ID, MeMAsTRR

TERMg-sl,bO IL adggHpe, gfler lhrse
Dslks sl,Tbi al he cad ~ NE year, sl'pp'
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
BASEBALL.

The contemplated excursion Of tho Ph,Iadelphia
AthIelic and Schuezen clubs 10 Atlantic City next
week for a days enjoyment. in which Is included
game baseball for the Of the guests at
tho various hotels. has created considerable commo
ton In the Quaker City ana seaside among
mirers OF the game
tornai,onai Assocaton aud IndispapoIis Club Of
and resulted brilliant victory Tor the Lowells by
u score OF TO /.
Al Hudson the gams between the Haymaksrs. OF
Troy, and the Hudsons was won by the former by a
OF to2.
Tne game at Worcester, bstween the worcsslers
and Manchesters, was called ~ the close OF the
7to7.
Tho Chicago White Stockings OF The League, were
defeated by tne New Bedords at Now Bedford ycstsr.
day by q score of too
In game at Holyoke between the HoyoKes and
Pltsdsids the former won by score OF o to b, rsin
putting stop to ths game At tho cioso Of the sixth
inning.
In the StatschamIhonship game at yracase between
the stars and Horneas. the former won by score OF
9to1
lively bsn contest took place at Buffalo oetwcon
tho Dunaoes and TeGamsshs, OF London, Ont, which
resulted In victory tor the former by score Of 10
to lO
Springfield va. Lowell at Springfield; Rochester
Utica, at Rocnester--both Of the
series FOR the championship OF tue International
Association. Boston vs.. Indianapolis, at Boston {;
natt vs. Milwaukee. ut Cincunsti-all OF the series
Tor uso championship OF tho National Loague; Clin
the Onion Ground. Brooklyn, F. D.; Hudson vs.
lam Gloss, as Prospect Park Stuen Island Va Poly
,ccp MO, ut Staten Island; Osnnge VS.. Wtoka, AZ
Orsage, and the Jersey City Browns vs. Now Bed
fort.s, at the Jersey City Centennial Ground. Tho
laurr named club belongs to the lnternataonal Asso-
ation and Is composed OF professionals
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
WHY DELANEY GOT bRus&ll

Judge GucE. oil Williamsburg. Yesterday sentences
Peter Delaney 10 the Kings County peuisentary On
charge Of being drunk and dsortery, for . term OF
ten days Potter, q coarse lsbertng man, about sixty
yours Of age, was arrested at IN early hour IN the
morning while nowitng and disturbing the psaceiol
slumbsrers Of Flushing avenue When saksn 70 tns
station house he bracsd himself up before me ser
geaut at the desk and said hat he bad got drank IN
tentionaliy because his daughter was aos lsnsms :
proper lie. HIS statement was to tho elect snas
he was living In tho tenement house NO. oSv
Flushing avenue, and tnat he WAS man who always
worked when he coufu get empoyment 10 suppors his
daughter. who Is seventcsa years old. Eor
some tlme past abe had been keeping bad
company and drinking with tenants IN me
house. He was permitted 10 M Ike charge
against The people who kept the place ~ being DIS
orderly, and ratroimsn Husbach, Cosgrovs.
Brady, Colgan. Reilly ana Schumacher were
cent 10 the house indicated 70 make a rad. They
arrested the following named persons AIRS Caroline
Muir, and John, George aud Sarah Muir, her grown
up children. Mrs. Mnir who is the proprictress OF
the house. Is years ot aye Jane Delaney,
the daughter Of The druukcn eonplanaut aud Jonu
Gsrkin aud Nicholas Muliigap, who IN the place
at tho time, also arrested. They were locke ur
At the station house until the Court opened, whss
they arrAigned before Judge luck. who sent
Peter Delaney 10 jail, As apsve set forth, and ad
journed the hearing OF the other cases. . M
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
NATIONAL REGATTA.

ALBANY, N. Y. August IL, 1873
To rnk Epi1on or HERALD
The following entries for the sixth annual regatta
OF this association have been received by the Regatta
Committee, and should be added TO the list already
pubiished:-
SINGLE scuLLs--sESIoR.
Amateur Boat Cab. Monroe, Aich--Gsorse
Bowissby, Jr
laghsn.
vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia, Pa. Harry Ne.
N isB.
waverly Boat Club, New YORK ciy.-Jossph Ma
ginn.
sSaLE scULLs--JUSIoR.
Amsieur Boat Club, Monroe, Mieh-Geergs
Bowlesby, Jr
Farrssut Boat Club. Chicago, 1lL-Lewls II. Jones.
Several ot these cniries were posted IN but
through delay tho malls Jailed to reach thor
nation promptly, and one or two through tnlor-
malay tho secretary did not os authorized " print
until they had bsen submitted TO the committee
rhs entry Of Joseph Msgipn, OF the wsvsrley Boat
Club, 10 the junior race. is cancelled very respect
fully. HENRY W. GARFIELD, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
MONEY WILL BE BORROWED AND WORK Re-
sUMEp AT AN E,RLY DAY.

MONEY WILL BE BORROWED AND WORK Re
sUMED AT AN E,RLY DAY.
The prospect OF early resumption Of work on
tho stone arches aud columns Of the approaches OF
tho Brooklyn Bridge is hailed wMt pleasure, not only
by the SIX hundred worKiugmen who are now under-
going tho pain and loss oi suspension, but also by
such taxpayers believe thas II 10 their interest
admit OF delay In the completion OF the grent en-
tcrprisH Comptroller BurreiL OF Brooklyn, ycstcr-
day received Official copy OF the resolution vi tho
Board df Bridge Trustees passed August B, calling
tatiou with Mayor Ao~oii u vas docidcd 10 comply
with the dewand, but not until tho middle OF scptsi-
Der. whilo they are strenuously opposed TO The
stoppngs Of tho work they do not deem u advisable
10 Gu another o bonds VI present. In view OF
the ISSUE 10 complete Brookyns share Of the
nra s. 00O O00 account the $685., 333 author
ixed by tho act OF 1875. Is not expected that tho
whole of the demand Tor 900 900 VIII bs complied
with nj Quo time rho 1fst of bonds viii not,
u 10 thought be In excess OF $500, zoo There ap-
pears 10 bc doubt that Brooklyn will ISSUE
her share Of tho bonds wi.hin the period above
named, and that iaci being established tho Board oi
Trustees will have NO difficulty 10 rasi ng money by
borrowing Hence, IL ~ said, work will be resumed
In u few days.
Comptroller BurreIi 10 OF opinion thai the trus-
tees should bring suit without delay Ia tho
courts to test the questions raised by Com.
ptrollcr Kelly. Deputy Comptroller Brnkerhon
expressed the belief That personally Comptroller
Kelly is really IN favor oil the completion oil
the bridge, but that no Is Influenced IN max
ing objections which he has raised Ivy the pressure
penditurc OF money Ia the taxes which the enterprise
necessarily entails These obJsctous are groun ndisss,
he believed, a., whoo co mplctsd, the bndge viii
prove oi benefit 10 New York rs well as 10 Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
CRICKET.

The return cricket match bsswecn the Paterson
United Eleven and tho Manhattan club. of this city,
was have been played yesterday ut Prospect Park,
tho hcavy rain the atsrnooa prevented the ter
mi nation oil the match. At eleven A. N. both teams
were on tie ground, and tossing for opening the
game the Mannattans and sent the Paterson mans
the bat. LOWS and Savage opened the bat
tim, 10 the bowling OF Brewster and Edmunds
Lex,s wickets were captured by Brewster
vi Lhout run Then Knsck went 10, ana,
,szrh Savage a good stand made, the
wcxei, Kusck's, falling for 10 runs. Graham
U,ox his place with savage ran tho score up 10
"a, when Ames, tong log. noauy caught lying bail
Savage The wicksts then Oegan TO fall rapidly
Is only being added TO tho score when the last
fell From the fall OF the sixth wicket the rain had
coming down, gradually tpcrVasing In volencc,
and at the close Of The inning ~ was steady down
pour An adjournment was had for lunch, N the
hope that the would cease. but as u had ap-
psrenty set Tor the day II was-iccidsd 70 call tho
unfinished match mo game"
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
CAPSlZED OFF THE BATTERY.

The lighter Hebs, Of the Now jersey L'ghtefags
Company from Norwak. Conn.,, bound TO Norgaa
street DOCK Jersey CITY, with 100 tons OF railroad iron
capszed or the Battery yesterday at halfpast foui
p. ". The iron was consigned To William Ames & Co
the time aud was rescued IRON watsry grave by
q passing tug John Price, seaman, who is
supposed TO have been struck By the iron
was drowned. The mast OF the Hebe was broken by
the weieht OF iron pressing on 1t after she was up.
scL The vessel dr,fted, bottom up, on the Revenue
when II foated up The East River. The disaster
occasioned by iron sii ling from its position to
the side Of she vessel aud IN Is causing her 10 keel
over. Tho main shosl parted few moments before
the vessel capsizcd The iron Will be raised BY tho
Insurance companiea The deceased, John Pr &C. wua
a German, aud resided at No. 81 Monroe street. He
lcavee q wife aud four children
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
PIGEON FLYING.
NEw YoRK. August 16. 1878.

NEw YORK. Aueust16. 1878.
To TuK<EpIToR.oF rms HkRALD:--
On Sunday Dext, August 10, tAs New YORK and
Brook'iyn Antwcrp Garner pigeon hocsers viii have
with young birds, bred IN 1878. from TobyhssBa,
IA. whicn 122 mies IRON New York Msssrs
os Bonner, OF North Third street; Oswald Rosh-
viaier OF No. % South N,nu, street, john humpeon,
Of No. 200 South First street. Brookiys, X D., aud
John Van ops,si, OF No. a Lows street, New YORK.
will participate IN the racs.
On Wednesday next, August II, the same birds will
ny from scranton, Pa lag mtles, end on sunday, the
10Th inst, they will ny again Ia race from rowsnds,
Pa 261 miles IRON New York. Tor which occasion Mr.
bonner has offered nno gold medal Tor the bird that
m axes tho distance iu tho shortest tiinc.
mo distance ot 70, miles has never been attempted
before this country with young birds, and great
excitement prevails among tne funciers, Numerous
bcts having been made and tss that the BIRDS vii
uot be able 60 accom- psh the distance IN ono day.
tho supposition among tnc srpercnced hncicrs 10
that tnoy will ny n with iavorsble weather six OF
seven avura JOHN VAN OPSlAL
No. LSevs street. New ypfk
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
EMMA COLLINS NEW DEPARTURE.

motion to vacaie the order OF arrest issued
aaainst Nj Nicholas Cassua in the cvi suit broughs
against him BY the father OF Emma Collins was 10
have como before the Court Of Common Pleas for
hesstsg Thursday last. Owing 70 the ab-
sence OF the Judge appointed 10 hold cham
bess on that day the case was ad-
jeurned until Tuesday. Ausast 20. Tns motion
to vAcaie Ter Of arrcst Is Dased adavits Of
Emma Collins nnd General Cassins Tho former de-
cIarcs thai she has always exercised her own Tree win
in all her actions, except whom she was with hef
parents and nj the House OF Mercy. she says that
AL her intcreourso vita Cassina sho acted on her
own desire ana inch nation, and that she knew from
tnc beginning that he was married man and, there
fore, could not marry her. she accounts for her
former affidavits by saying that they wsro signcd
throueh tear oil her paropts and or what might bcia
hcr u tho truth were known. Shc says that the same
ioar thc ouy circumstance that prevents her from
coming openly into court aud declaring tho iacs con-
tancd Ia this affidavit she also expresses desire 70
bc freed from all control by parent guardian sbc
considers herself capable Of protecting snd providing
for hersslf.
casssna's anidsvit rciterscs the above statements
snd says that VI Patrick Collins has eeon deprived OF
HIS daughters services that deprivation 10 the
result Of her voluntary actions and nos oi hts influence
over her.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17

csivss the word Just after s'gol" vas shouted he
broke badly and Splan pulled up ON the turn He
reurned sud on the second got the word again
He was i.:si aud iui Of sp,sd Hs wss NJ The QUAR-
l~: la S<ia ssconds ant Inc hall ~ ! OCA /;
smoothly 10 the third quarter, which he
reached IN Lao. ana there was marked
sensattoa in the crowded grand stand.
Those vho held thsw watches feit conhdens
that ALA would Be bsa,se. Down the heme.trstch
the pace wss terrible. Al the dstan nee stand some
brsks badly. Splss ssssIed him aud sent bin under
the wire In 2:l6. The second milo made without
skip or break, the horse receiving the word ~ the
second SCORE Tue quarter Gone In "a 4 seconds,
the halt In l:07 Tho three quarters IN l:4iA ana
the mile In 2:l6k. IL was almost dark when the
s., seconds; hall. 1:0sX; thres-quarsrs, l:4A1&i
mi.A. 2:l1 X
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
SARATOGA RACES.

EVENTS, ENTRIES AND POOL rALEs FOE THE
FOURTH DAY OF THE SECOND MExTINo.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SARATOGA, N. T., August 10, 1875.
The entries for -morrow's races are quiso namer
and OF . superior class, which wall insure fine
running and excellent time being made. -Four races
are the card tho Grst dash OF threcquarters Of
mlie which will have starters, comprising In
spiras,on, years OH, carrying lit lba Piqus, 8
years old, 9s lbs Fsrida. years old. rs lbs Dan K,
years old, ITO his Rhadamanthus, years old, l22
lbs. Bonnie Wood, years old ss lbs; Bbou, 3
years old 9s lbs La Belle Helene years DID, 9S lbs,
and Pilot, years, 100 los.
The second race will be dash Of 4 mile and
eighth Tor threeyearoids, in which will be Bertha,
carrying 100 lbs. Bramb's, LOO Ies Bonnie Wood,
100 Ibs Kate Ciuxton 100 Ibs., and Dancher los bs
The third event Will be dash OF Two mes, aud In
spration heads the list with ia lbs carry; Bush
whacker LOG lbs. Clemmis G., 95 Ids Joe 1l0 lbs.
Snylock, H. lbs Princeton, los lbs Loulanier 104
lbs, ami virginius lis lbs.
the fourth event Will bo q dash oil one mile and
quarter, and Kilburn, aged. handcap1ed at 1O4 Ibs
Loerer, years old "a lbs. Muritana, years DID, 9i
los; Egypt, aged, l03 lbs: Mamie h., until now
known The Glen AthoLSsIlie Watson hly, 90 lbs /;
Snowden years ola. SO lbs r. hs. years old, I0i
lbs. Ambush, years oid. 100 lbs w. l. Higsins, 4
years old lOl ibs and kennesaw, years DID, l0l lbs
POOL SALES
As soon the above entries were announced the
crowd moved OF 10 the course where pools were
eald on the several fOlluWa
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
LONG DISTANCE WALKING.

M'INERNAY DEPEATs bEcKwoRrH In 7wo
HUNDRED MILE CON lest.
[By TELEGRAPH TO Tax HERALD.
Urea, N Y, August IL, 1ssa
A 200.mils walking match for 500 s,de, between
Peter Molnsrusy, Of Rochester and orin Bockworsh,
OF 81. Louis. was ven to.aisht BY Mcinsrnsy. The
cosssss began az three Y. ". on Wednesday
and was nnishcd little over atty nvc
hours, MclperAay beating Bcckworth Que
mile, lacking one lap. there being sighseon
laps 10 the miie McIncrnay's siowest milo was the
y.nrst, which required IL inmates Tho fastest was
me lOJ,b 10 ii m,nutcs and the last milo vas made
In lin. 45s Bsckworlhs slowcst milo was the iorty
SIXTH In Ism. 45 the fastest the 1Ooth, IN lOm los,
and shc last In 12in. 25s
Mcinerney rested nine hours and Beokworth ton
hours. AZ the conclusion OF the match becKworth's 8
bscker issued ohacng 70 to any ono TO walk match
OF 1V0 miles, which promptly accepted by Me-
Insrny's agent The matcn VIII probnby take plase
in Roohestsr within two or three week2
The New York herald., 1878-08-17

Tue Restless arrived fow mnu. % later. The
schooners Hacyop. America, Magic and Meta ara
anchored IN the hsrbor. The Dreadnaught came 10
from Cuuvnunk shortly before nioe O'Clock
rHH ,rLEHT TO DisBAND.
There will be meeting board the flagship In the
morning decide upon Tho future movements Of I've
fleet The squadron will disband, a. 10 VIII pos-
sl0ie to keep them together any longer. Therefore
there vii be no races, much to the disappointment
OF tho rssdsnts OF Newport Commodore Kane
informed Mr.. johnson Gipin, secretary Of the
Cuixens' Committee that the members OF the club
appreciated the offer of n "Citz,ns' Cup" but he
regretted owiog TO various reasons that would be
obllgsd 10 decline the KIND offer, which, although ~
came too late, would bo kindly remem bercd by the
members OF the club.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
MURRAY HILL CLUB.

The Murray Hiii Club, social organization COM
posed OF and mechanics, located at Forty
third street Third avenue gave their tnird annual
,p,cnic yesterday at Jones' Wood. About Ave hun
dred persons present The ladies', account OF
the rain. we're coulned a dny 10 the ballroom. which
vas handsomely decorated. and enjoyed themselves
In dancing uuth after scven O'Clock In the evening.
Morris Lppnan. president a. the club, announced IN
tho evepi ng ,nat owing to the sshetc
monts Of ioos races, jun ping, ssck races
and Other events, were postpuned untii Friday tbc
30tn inst the ssscmbiags thea returned 70 their
homoa
The New York herald., 1878-08-17

Of this regiment have never been supplied With OVER
coats, ahd they got thoroughly drsnched yestsrday
while marching The range u the railroad dopoL
TITO officers thought II rather hard that the men
should be exposed TO sickncss 10 this mapner rom
the want OF such essential articles oil equipment
Lieutenant Colonel n. r. l.. Mont ,gomsry was In com
namd and tho inspectors OF Rlhs Practice MAJOR c.
T. Orvis and Captain G. e. Harding, TOOK cnarts Of
tho men while At the firing points. Good oroer ana
discipline prevailed through the DAY.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
NEWPORT ATHLETIC MEETING.
kvENTs AND ENTRIES FOR THE GAMES OF
NEXT WEEK.

lvENTs AND ENTRIES FOR THE GAMES OF
NEXT WEEK.
The second annual athletic meeting. under the aus
pices of the westchsster Polo Club, will take place at
Newport on Thursday, August % This svopt bids
fair 10 be Of The sucesssIul athletic reunions
OF the year. Tho liberay Of the club in giving valu
able prizes for both Lowell and handicaps has
bosn rewarded by bringing out the pick OF the atm
stes. who Will thus neutral ground 10 decide
the question Of superiority. such have been tho
preparations made Tor the meeting that u Cannot
provo other than enormous success. Tho sport
promised u certainly well worth going q
iorg distance 70 see, particularly as extraor-
dinary merit has time and again been credited 10
many OF the gentlemen engaged in the several gsmes
In looking over the lisI Of entries, herewith
nexed names will be observed that would Insure tho
success OF athletic meeting IN any part OF the
world. That there will DO close 1nishcs IN many Of
the contests-so close that tut the judges aud
those hold The tape will be able see who arc
the winnors--i - very safe to predict Newport Is
fortunate in having secured snnual stiiegc mcet-
ing and IL Is certain that It's thousands OF su miner
residents will bs in attendance next week. and that
tho interest taken In the games will be
with their sensational character. Tne full Ast Of
~ fail