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DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
APRIL,
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.

Full gale. tHalf gale. .s,rong.
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Al the same time DR.. Hayes offered a resolution
providing Tor u committee oil i've OF the Assembly to
be empowered to Investigate tho management Of the
asy this State ana 10 employ for tho purpose
requisite clerical force and stenoerspher. the
luton giving rise 10 debate, was necessarily laid
over according to rulo Of the House.
in February by Mr. Tbain, entitled can act for tho
better security OF personal liberty" arc interesting
and important This bill. having been read twice aud
referred to the Committee on Judiciary, was reported
Tor tho consideration OF the House anu rccommitted
% the judiciary Committee, which last week
msdo an adverse report upon IL, which was
at the time protested against on the ground
OF unfarpess by Mr. ThaD. IL appeared that officers
connected with the State asylums, including Dr. Or
uupsux and DR.. Gray, had appeared before the CON.
mitsoc against the bi. while Mr. Than asserted "
friends OF the bill were allowed iu opportunity 10
present arguments It's iavor In tho meantime u
bill received the attention OF the Mcdcorpni So iry,
which. at meeting held March o. pass cd the folloa-
ing resolution: -
Resolved Thar cormittc Of Ave he appointed to
sider the bill Mr. Thain emitted An for the bet
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Steamer Eleanora. Johnson, Now York for Portland.
steamer Doris. Shirley, New York ior oy.dence.
Schr l. Kenny, fsrr. New York far RockIand.
Schr Geo Edwin, Fowler. Ambov for Northport.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-31

itn ,u bstlaaen. nit ibm un3ufrienen gu
iein, IN rislen Dtneeu. War Nrttur gu
5auIe sswslsn, 70 fcnnte er immerbn bic
&dlthsn aus nsm srpben SGrante beraua
gsncmmen taten. gielieiht bate er lic
srtlidt, ale er Gisarren iu&te? Wis sin
9idtaratl turhfubr biele germutbun0
@paterssr. Der 0seauts, bab artbur
bic &Glfden bsrausssnommen baten tonn'
te, tradte ibm 8erubisune. gr lag rod
70 nabe, CT lag bod am allsrnadltsn.
@urum Bate er bie1en @ebantsn ntht ju
srt ssfabt 2 Die mar ss bod ssfcmmsn,
taB er fd 70 sequalt, 70 teunrutist, 70
aemartert? 0epiB, Nrtbur Bate bic &af.
den, bic i'm esfaasn baten mchtsn, &C.
,,pmmen.
Darum hatte er, 1aste 0cllbsrser 3u
fa, nidt slsih baran sepahts Gin Sdau
er erfabte i'm, er marb bleid unb 3itterte
am san3sn &Srper. Gum erfen Nale iab
sr leine 5anbluns tm Spllen 9dte. Gr
bate allsr 0elt, muir niht fenem Sotne
3usetraut, was er bod 1eltf besansen.
9r bate ibm cine ftls&te 1bat ntdt gu.
setraut. Cine idledte 6anpluns. Wa.
re es benn cine 1dlehte Stat setpelen,
wenn @rtbur bic 8dfdsn fortsetrusen
bate? &aum. Snloweit tShltens, ais
sr einsn @essnfanb pbne 0ifen unb
Billsn ieints Gaters aus einen serlhlcI-
ienen ga ten an iid sencmmen.
(Gprtfssuns .fulst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-31

Die natirnallberdle Sratfton, melhe I'm
sorl,ssenoen Sale ais ein @an,es seoaht
msroen mIfsu, innerbalb eeffn bic einsel'
uen 8idtunssn chamber mabissno bic
Waase taltsn, msrbsn bic Yrobe Su be-
ltebsn taten. Die Ntseorpnstsn pislsr
Jrattpnan fne auf ben Namen Bismard
ssmdblt; ; auf Der Gaaisteit, ibn gu untsr,
ltubsn, terubt ibr Manpat Die 9ation
in ibrsr srobsn Msbrbeit MID ben &an,le;
an Der @pibe Der @sldaite lsteu, umse
ben BON @iniRern uub parlumsnten, mel
de iein perantrortunssvclles amt ni6t
er1Aweren, fonoern erteihtern uno i5m
tpirtlide @tiibsn ino. SEPT tperpsn beice
6rattonen @elesenbeit erbaIten, ibre Be-
fatisuns CUR scasernementalen SnitiatSe,
,pelde bic giat. 3tg. in einem frabsren
Starium Der gsrbanolunsen serlanste,
bar,utbun. Sbre Jiibrer wersen aber
1hwerlid iibsrlstsn pjrfsn, pab teibe
Grattionen bic Mebrbeit i'm Nsihstase nur
nit per llnterltabuns Der ssmasistsn Gon'
1erSatipen inne baben, tenen, fails cine
essntueue aufGiuns niht ancere 8siultate
3eitiat, bamit In ben etn,slnen Gaaen elm
weientltd resulirenber @tnflue ;ufaut.
- Die 8efreiuns &infel'S. alus SSr.
be tit @eitfalen tpiro beutldeu 3eitunsen
TplsenoeS sernelbet: Der ebenlalise @e=
faasenpdrter bes Spanbauer 3udtbauz
les, Serr @ecrs 8rune (ein @eitfale, aus
SalIenborf bel Speier, trel9er Gnbe 1850
tei ber gefreiuu9 Sinfels berpcrrasenb
betbeilist mar unb in Splge belien cine
pieridbri9e 9efdnsniBbaft perbiiBen muBz
te 1T ieit pielen Sa6ren auf bieiiser Ser
manusbittte als Pprtier anseltellt. Der
YrOfelicr ainfel ipppbl, tpie Der 8efreier
helielben, &arl S9urS ban1als Stubent,
jest Winiiter bes Snnern ber nprpameriz
fanilden 6epublif, baben inoeB in Danfz
barer Grinnerun9 nienals i9ren cpferz
,pillisen treuen Mitbelfer perselien, rtnb
AUDI bas biesjdbrise @eibnadtSfelf brade
te benz 9ektereu eine freupise neberraz
idung. Serr 8rune etnpfins pcn benz
Wfinilter S4ur5 prr 8ei9nadten fplsenz
beS Sdreihen:
department of the Interior,
WaibinstOn, 1. Dec. 1877. {
@eebrter Serr 8rune! Sbrcn freunbz
li9en Yrief bonn Z. 9ippeunber babe id erz
balten unb freue mid, barauS gu erieben,
baB es Sbnsu unb Sbreu ainoern ,pobl er>
sebt. @elpiB erinnere id mid pes 6. 9eoz
Oernber 1850 unb Derer, bic bei bem se=
fdbrliden llnternebmen jenes Na9t sebolz
fen baben. Wtit ben beiten Diniden fit
Sbr uuo Sbrer Tamilie finitiseS @pb(erz
se9en perblei6e t4 S9r ersebener Garl
S4ur5."
Dieiem Sdreiben lag cine NnweiIuns
auf ben 9fentier b. 9hmit in @oelt bei,
Uelder benz Serr Brune sesen Wusban.
Oisuns oerielten 100 Dollars (sleid, 400
WtarD am 3lpeiten Weibnadtstase aus.
,ablte. 9err bon Sdmie, Elm alter Trei>
beitSfalape, itano 5ur 3eit oes tetrefencen
unternebmen8 nit benz Stubenteu Shur5
in Yerbinouus unb bat lid namentlia ba.
Durd UNI bic Sade bod perbient semadt,
oab er ber Tamilie bes entlaHenen unb per-
bafteten @efanSenwdrters Brune mdbrenb
Der sanjen pieridbrisen Strafoauer unb
nod barber binau8 ollmonatlih ben felt.
bergen @ebalt ibres Grnibrers ausbe.
,ublte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-31

DamenbIte fur 6erba unb
0tnteriuiton nsuslter Gae0n Gnb bst 5srrn
3, u eIffsnjw tabsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-31
Denft Daran! Ssbt 1T Die 3eit Ser

Oentf Darau Ssbt 1T Die Selt Ser
9unsenl&winbludt css euuesuf febers, bsr
Srtaltunsen, oes Su ten uno anpsre &ebl'
uuo eunsenleiDen, Die 5hwinpludt fer
beifabren tSnnen. Bplhee's Ger.
man Svrup 1T In bteler @esenb felt
3rfi ober brsi Satrsn sebrauat morcsn uno
bat in dQsn 5aIsn ras usbsl ssbotsn.
Satt SIR bic Meot3in mod nidt sebraudt,
10 msnpet gub an gurea Nputbster s.
Shaiie uno frast mad benz wun0erbarsn
gricls, ben Ger Syrup sebabt bat. Drsi
Dozen senissn, ben lhlimmifsn Sal 3u
curiren. &auft cine Drpbs Tahe BON So,
lhes's German SYrup uno psriudt oas
@ittsl bic 5lalhe toast 10 Gents.
0ewUbnlihe 5laI Ihen fir ben Wartt rs
Gents. @part nidt 72 Gents, NM Guh
NIT stnsr grtaltuns wuAsalan3 terum3u'
fAleppen /!
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Smnict Momte ! !!
gi5 Gan 2lntonio erSfast.
@aloeftou, Sarrisbnr8 u. Gan
2lntunio GiienbabncOmpasnie.

~$W\~"s~ >0stNss~ssv''~~sssF"S S"s$'
Durd.G rpreb5u9e
Yerlalien Gan Antoaio. IS llbr ycrm.
2ulins- 10 55
/" Golumbus ...2.35 Madn,.
Nnfnnft in 6oultcu ..--..7.4 40 NbenbS.
Die weitlid sebenbeu TaIia5ierSHse
uerlallen
oou ~ UNI .S.30 Vprm.
uno fDmmen an in
Gan Intonip 0 I'M. .. {. 8 llbr Mtenbs.
Die bette, firselts, iiterte unb bilis1e Gilen-
tabnlinis nat aQtn 6ltlih.n Stabten.
DiIefle Bertinbuns nirb In 6outan nit Der
Sntsrnationa uno @rsat Nortsern> Der 6outon
unb IeraS, Ser trail. Der 3traS unbNeU .Srleans,
uab Ger Bapsfpn. 5OuifOn unb 5snberlon gilsn>
babn 9tmdht.
elegant. nsu. Wasen auf bas brilantets aus
seif litst uuo nit 9uftcru6brsm1sa pulebsr, Nns
ieosm 3uss ansetdnst
ES- 3id,ts fab in allen gi1sntabnbursaur ju
babsn.
Die ensise ainis in aeras, bi. warlOr
Care lauIn ldBt.
$. .. MnbrcwS, @enerals Manager
u. gD. Didinlon, s. 6. Yibbs,
Snp rinsnesnt. Gen. Gratt. u. 9tdstassnt
y. Q. Hrsst Siatsassnt, W.nsssssttI. San
#atoHts, Ssrae. 12,l,7S,ht
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Nrembe. uelbe Sanslcuci beIuber

- 6ren,oe, rpelde Sansicuci beiuden,
tpunpern fd gewSbnlid iiber bic 9leinbeit
beS SdloHes I'M YerbdltniiIe gum Yart.
DEM alien 6rie sins eS ebenio, as er
ben Bau gum eriten Wfal beiuhte, gr
battle leiuem Baumeilter y. SncbelSbcrf
tefOblen, caS Sdlcb 10 uno 70 piele 6ub
lang unp tief ,u bausn, absr babel, obns
ss tslonosrs ,u iassn an Die oamals erbsb.
LID srUssrsn fran,SRidsn Jubmabe &C..
badt, SnubslsoOrfe wunosrts Rd; absr sr
tannte bic gisenbeitsn ees R6nss, uno
baute mad bsutlhem Jubmab b'rauf los.
Als ibm Der &Snis ieinen unwasn ibsr
bas Wibpsritanpnib austridts. erpicertt
Der 8aumsiasr: nSlre, Id bate Yoraus.
sslsbt, bab mir In Dsutldlanb nah psut,
1dsm SUP bauen." ,.Gr BAT Rsdt". ant.
wortsts Der 8Snis. uko bas tleine SaSb'
den warb feline eieblinss.NsRosn,.
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: Der Vro,se eeaen Mnber1cn In Nem

-. Der Vro,sb s.sen Mnbsriun In Nep
Srleans mitlt bic ean,en Wablansslesen.
beiten unb Dablbetrisereten tpieoer auf.
Man III hamit bel&dftiet, 3eusen au psr,
nebmen unb uie BEL bielem uni mtdnplihen
Gel&aft poraus,uleben, ,pirb bic gntlaei.
buns pobl nod metrsre Sage auf fa
marten lai1en.-In ben 06erften in Netp
O'leans sreisnste il& 3piiGen benz Capt.
Oprey Som Dampfer 6iabea uno s. Bou.
hereau unb 8. 8ouns etne @hisbafaire,
nobel ii Shaie ubsefeuert, Der Gapitdn
uno 3rpsi Bsitsbsnss Serwunoet wurben.-
Die Gamilie aambsrt belfebeno aus bier
Yerlunen, oarunter bic 62idbriss Grau
Qambert, wurte psrsiftet, incem fie Nufsrn
ab. bic In Rornmsbl sebruten waren, In
wslhes Elm Sobn @ift 3ur gertilsuns Der
@atten eemildt bate. -Gr @uup. @sas
III nod INNER ipurlos serlhwunpsn. 5rob
eiirissr NaafOrldunaen bat ss Mot ss.
linsen molten, iein gsrfed su entosd,n.
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Der iunae Staat geebrasfo BAT mad

- Der iunge Staat NebraSta Bat mad,
Der peutifen vSmaba Soft" sesenmirtis
cine YeUSlferuns bon nabesu 2 bic 3, 900
600 ginwcbner, BON benen minoel items
$4,000 Deutid ipreden. Sir Omaba
ielblt beanipruht oaa senannte Blatt cine
@inwobner5abl bon $4,000 Sesen 16.O42.
bic es mad benz Genius i'm Sabre 1870
belab.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

DEATH OF A e. MULLIS, ESo--We
deeply regret 70 announce the death OF the
above named gentleman, at his residence IN
Philadelphia, on Friday last, In the 4o'n
year of his age He belonged to the well
known Mplltn family of Bedford county,
where he was born and raised. Coming 10
this place about 1851, he entered the law Of
flee of r. L. Johnston, Esq, as a student,
and when that gentleman was elec.eo no
tbouotary Ia the fall of the same year, Mr..
M acted as his clerk. After his admission
to the bar he became MIR. johnston INV
partner which business relation ne helo Win
the latter gentleman for niInoer OF years
and until the partnership ceased TO exist.
He continued the practice OF hrs profession
until 1860, when he was nominated oy the
Republican county convention TOT the I'egis-
lature and there being two Denocratlc can
didates in the field. he was elected, ana
sarved ont the following term. In 1862 he
became private secretary to Governor Curun
and held that position about three years after
which he filed for short time the ONCE OF
collector of internal revenues for this dis
trict He then removed to Ashland, In
ScbuyIkiIl county, to assume the duties OF
cashier in a savings bank. After the Iaiiure
of Jaw Cooke & Co., in 1873, the Dark Win
which MIR. NJ. was connected unfortunately
suspended and he then changed his residence
! to Philadelphia, where he subsequently pc
( came one of the Secretaries of the Centennial
/ Exposition.
/ MIR. Mullins disease was consumption,
! with which he WAS afflicted FOR several years.
| He was a man of very decided talent, exten-
! sivn reading and a poet of no mean capacity
/ In his manners he was a gentleman, ana III
! all his business transactions he was strictly
upright and honorable. He was highly re-
| spected here, and wherever else he was
( known or resided, and his name will always
be kindly and generously remembered oy
large circle of friends and admirers. be
leaves a widow and several children, the
number of which we cannot state. HIS re
mains were taken to Bedford county Tor In
terment, Peace TO Lis ashes.
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OBITUARY Y.

JAMES.-Ded. i'm Emlenton. V VenRngo county,
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, 1878, Nj RS. ANNIE
JAMES, wife OF Calvin James and sister of
Henry Hill, foreman on the Mountain Division,
Pa. r. r., aged about y years Remains of de-
ceased were brought To this place on Friday
morning and taken hence to Strongs:owu, In
diana county, for interment.
EVANS.-Died, in this place. Monday,
Nov. %, 1873, OF consumption, Miss LOTTIE,
grand daughter of MIR. Isaac Evan. aged about
81 years.
DANIS.-Died. in Ebershur9, on Saturday,
Nov. 23, 1878 CYRUS, second son of w. II. and
Mary Davis, aged about years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

READ THIsi-HEED THIS Although
we have failed even yet to devote the neces-
sary time and space 10 the elaborate adver-
tisement sent us by Mr.. S. Teite!baum, of
Carrolltown, we hope to serve the interests
of that gentleman fully as we'll by inviting
the attention of our readers to the immense
stock of new goods of every description with
which the Peoples Cheap Store is now lit
orally crammed, as well as by noting some
OF the wonderful bargains which the ready
cash can command at that popular establish
meut Here is a list of prices which we are
sure cannot be surpassed for cheapDess any
where in the county, or anywhere out of il.
Read heed buy what you need, and in get
ting good bargains you will surely succeed !:
A All-wool Flannel at 80 cts. per yard ALI
wool CashmeTes at 40 AMI so cts. per yard !;
Ail-wool Waterproof at 80 and 75 cents per
yard LaGies' Balmoral and Cloth Skirts at
80 cts and upward Ladies' Cloth Coa.s as
low as "a 90 Jeans and Cassimeres at 2O0.
per yard Ticking at 10c., Canton Fiannels
at aud Sc, Giughams from 6 to- &c, Prints
at and &c, Muslins from to Sc, Striped
Shirtiug at and lDc., and new style Shawls,
Blankets Clothing. Hats for ladies' and gem
tlemen, Boots, Shoes, Groceries of all kind
Notions, SC, Sc, at prices which are sim
ply beyond the reach of all competitors, no
matter how cheap the profess to sell. With
such figures as these and such goods as Mr..
Teitelbaum keeps constantly on hand, it Is
n wonder indeed if his store is not constant
[ ly crowded with customers anxious and ca
ger to secure a full share of the big bargains,
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AsSlCNEE'S SALE
? ersonaI Property.

V,HF undersisned Assignee OF a. d CRIsTE, Ct
/ Munster TOWNSHIP. will Ter Al public alc, Al
the residence Of said A. ID. CRIsrg, ia the village
Of Mnnsfer-
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THE COMING 1NSTITUTE.-The twefth
animal session of the Cambria Comfy
Teachers Institute will be held in the Court
House, in this place, beginning on Monday,
December 30th, proximo, at 10 O'Clock, a
m and closing on Friday afternoon OF the
samezweek Following is the. programme
of exercises so far as at present deVeloped'
Instructions by Prof VI w. CrameI. of Lewis
burg, Union county. Pa. PrOfs } H. L 1OuI8.
John s. Mckay, and Miss Fannie l.: biis or tne
State Normal School Indiana, Pa, Inc SuhlecU
treated will embrace Language Lessons, Eng
Iish Grammar. Rhetoric, Composition, ana the
principles OF English Pronunciation, with NE
ihOGs of teaching said branches; Arithmetic
Natural Science. Penmanshp, Drawing, SchosI
Grading Elocution and Reading; Physiology,
Morals &c. &C. The following SUBJECTS VIII
also be discussed: /. How can advanced pupils
he re.ained in school?-F. 8. Muloy- 2 How
teach morals and manners2-G. w. Marsden-
3. How can directors aid in elevHtinR the stand
ard of qualifications of teachersT-A- = Bru-
baker A. The necessity of uniform grade OF
studies In our unQraded schools--E. e. LAYERS
5. The necessity of more practical work In our
schOOis-A. H. Grum bling. q. How can parents
/ he induced to visit the schoOls?-Lewls Str1ye
/ I. Should pupils he allowed to choose their own
I studies ?-J. G. McFeateTs- The evening ses-
! sions will be devoted to lectures and addresses.
J On Tuesday evening Prof. Mckay will give an
I illustrated lecture, Subject: Familiar Spirlts
On Wednesday evening Prof. Young viii lee
! ture Language study On Fhursoay
/ evening Prof. Cramer is expected to lecture ON
/ "What to read"
! Music will be furnished by the pupils of the
| Ebensburg schools. under the leadership or Mr.
! E. V. Barker. Orders for excursions ticket:
| will be mailed to directors or teachers on ap
/ plication to Co. Sup't Berg 1t Is Thought hy
those competent to form an opinion nat this
both In point of attendance aud ability OF In
I structors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pro-
portion Of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases
upon the masses of intelligent and valuable
people IL most alarming, making life actually
a burden instead OF "A pleasant existence OF
enjoyment and usefulness as 1T ought to he,
There IL no good reason for This, IL you will
only throw aside pIeindice and skepiicis.n,
take the advice of Druggists and your friends
and try one bottle of Green's August Flow
er. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions
of bottles Of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfactory re-
suits in every case. You can buy a sample
bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses will
retieve the worst case. Positively sold by
all Druggists on the Western Continent
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ADJOURNED ASSIGNBB'S SALE

DF virtue of an "a ~ order ~ he Court Of Com
ID mon Pleas of Cambria ctunt 3. Go directed
l will offer At public sale, at Blums Hall, Ga Car
rof bur n
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at 10 o'CLoCK. 4. ~. the following
described personal property, 10 wit:
I Two HoRsE WAGoN. ! OPEN BUGGY,

CTRAY STEER.-Came TO tie res
- idenra nf the subscriber, IN Washing
ton township, ua or about the er.i dax Of October
last a smaH.rcd steer one year old last Sprins.,
with p littie white about the root Of the tail. No
marks sisihie The owner is requested TO come
forward prove property. nay charges and take IL
away. otherwise IL VII be disposed OF accuriinE
10 law JOS Eth CRlSrE.
Nov - lSTs-st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

GOOD READING CHEAP.-We direct
special attention to the advertisement of the
american Agriculturist in this paper. Win
the reduction in price, the many engravings
the vast amount of useful information, this
is certainly one of the best and cheapest pa
pers in the country, and should be In every
F,,,.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29
Use Dr.Nar PIKE. SULPHUR soap.

Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy,
removes dandru1. chaf1ng, prickly heRt. sores
eruptions, burning, singing and itching OF the
ckfn and scalp. sulphur bath with II is high
name r. Sd. -0sn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

SlO to SlND %sss' s .s5 f5s. .SI5 r..
yything Address BAXrER GO, Bankers. y
" al s>tss-t. Scw A,ras
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29

--You can buy the hes: -four AZ the lowest
prices from A. A. Barker & Som
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-21
BASEBALL NOTES.

In the game At the Cspi,olne yesterday afternoon,
between the witokas aud nudsons. which attracted q
largo audience, the witokas won BY the score Of
to5.
Tho game at the Union Ground was between the
New York Club aud the Pastimes, OF Providence H. l.
Only eight innings we're Played the latter club had
10 catch their train. Scorc, 2 to o.
At Prospect PARK the Oneida and Appleton clubs
played nm Interesting game. Tue former won by the
score Of IL to
The Coutincntals defeated the Putnsms, alter q
noy contested game, by the score OF IL TO H. and the
Nsrncisss IL to tho Winonas U
Tho Providence Clup defeated the Indianapolis Club
at indianapolis by a score oil 4 too
Al Cincinnati the Bostons defeated the Ciacnnatis
by score OF too
Ia an International championship at Rochester the
stars Of Syracuse defeated the Rochesters by score
Of l TOO.
the New Bsdfords defeated the Nationals, at Wash
ington, by u score OF 6to0
Al horneilsviie an International champ ion sn 10
game was play cd between tho Ma1chestsrs and Hor
nes which resulted In favor OF the latter by score
OF 8 to O.
Al London, Ont -Tccumsehs. IL; worcsstors, 0
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4 he horses had capital start, with very little
trouble 10 the starter. went off rapid rate. Pa
role lsading, Milan second, Danger third, Vagrant
fourth, Susquehsnna hith The horses came rafting
up the homesretch all IN bunch, and they passed
The judges stand Parole led Ieng b. Milan second.
neck front Danger, me latter length 10
OF Vagrant, who WAS length ahead OF Susquesauna
Parole showed the way around the upper turn
and u length ana half ahead OF Milnn
At the quarter pole. the latter half length in ad-
vance Danger, who WAS about the distance Ia
front OF susquehauna- Vagraut lying AZ her hips
The horses fast down the backstretch and began
to separate Parole. however kept MS advantage OF
q length and a-hxif to tho nali-mtle pole; Danger
second, one length ahead oil the Others, who were
parale lei at that point Going around the lower
turn Danger was IN trouble, and lie was seen
the dayiignt TO the threequar,sr pole. He had the
race then In hand and Barrett with cautious pull
him brou mt him up the homestretch winner oil the
race by lengths, Danger secoud three lengths
front OF vagrant the latter eight lengths In advance
ward ,ouud ne was beaten, Milan dropping IN nm.
Ttra O.l0k
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT.

The proposed aght bs,~sca Pat Ryan, OF Troy, and
John J. Dryer. Of Brooklyn Tor the sum Of 81, 900
. side and the championship OF America, has islien
through. Ever since The late meeting Of the ump,res
at the Clipper Office to select nnaI stakeholder, and
their separation without agreeing upon that ant
oc.ai ,hs sporting men Of ksw Yorx nave isit .hss
Abe Troy party were diH1Seiincd 10 place their
man In the rins. IL was evident they
wanted ioopnols By vhon TO escape, and
tbs question Of the hnai stakeholder present
iss suth they eagerly embransd H. Yesterday
tho, step urther and requested their share
Of baltls money 10 be returned them, which vas
~ osos compllea with ths being sent 10 Troy
by express This ends the match, ana the rcsponsi
binty OF tho failure Of the men W nshs must In the
main with Ryan and his paekerA Dvyer vas
still training yesterday bot upon learning thai Ryans
money has been Withdrawn IRON the hands OF The
temporary stakeholder he Will doubtless sbsndon his