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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21
ONE DOLLAR

win buy q solid gold ring, with Q ticket ON Q
beautiful silver cake basket, or one solid silver
tea spoon. with q ticket on the cake basket, or 1t
will pay tor having your watch cleaned and war
ranted for . year by the best Matchmaker In
Addison. County. or 1t will buy o beautiful pair
Of ear:rings. with . ticket on the cake BASKET,
or it will buy o pair Of the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21
Watsrfosssa LSve Stock Ma rksA
FoR THE WEEK ENDING JULY IS. 1882.

Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice slO.7 rs q
II. 90; extra. tl0 O 1880; frat quality $3.50 $50;
second quality, $3.50 a s.26; third quality $500
q t6.75.
Prices Of Store Catne-wOrting Oxen per pair.
Mich Cows and Calves from ego. e3S TO Gas
farrow cowsitloa35; Fancy cows. e50a75.
Yearlings, eloai6; wo-yeAr-olds leass; three
year olds. S0a48.
Western fat swine live, . $40 q 10 lie per Id.
Prices OF sheep and lambs n Yo5las,. ss.v. ..Vu
n q. rs each: extra t5 q 8o.75. or nom 5 q 52c
per h.; spring lambs. 6A q 7kc per Id.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE n SHEEP.
N. B.-Choice grades include nothing but stall.
quality include the best large fat oxen. second
and third quality include oxen and two and three
year old steers.
Vermont Msrksts.
At Richmond, Monday, the market for butte
was active. with prices q little on from last week
Fair to good sold at Is 10 20 cents choice. II 70
q; nne. "A. Farm dairy cheese sold at9i's 70
~ cents; eggs. lsc.
At Winiston, Monday, the butter market was
active, and prices higher, ranging IRON ~ TO "a
cents; eggs sold IT 10 cents.
At St. Adams. Tuesday. the prices were But
ter, 20 TO &c per Id; general price, sScj seiec
tons, 24c per 10; some fancy lots at o higher
price; eggs. lie per dozen.
In Middlebury, on Monday. butter sold at II
to rs cents.
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Il f M Fl n

Ny goods are all new, and I only offer those srd-
Giles at this wonderful low price to let the public
%SSiiy 9e6dsfa h. sAlSSsrss kas a. any other In the
State, and
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21

Dyspepsia, fatulency. rising Of food. distres
after eating. cramps and pains. d~iarrhea. dys
followed by languor. debility. nervousness and
loss Of sleep. demand an immediate use of A
FORD's GINGER, "the delicious" and only comb.
nation Of the True Ginger, Choice Aromatics and
French Brandy. Beapare Of limitations said to b
as good. Ask for1SANFoRD's GINGER, and take
no other. Sold everywhere.
WEEKS & OTTER Roatan.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21

FOR MEMpER OF coNaHEss.
JOHN w. STEWART, Of Middlebury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21
BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTING,
HANDSOME L~IrHoaRAPH,

or q beautiful oil chrome on CANVASS with 4
ticket ON oil painting. and a hundred other useful
articles.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21

Vermont seems to offer inducements
to the pioneer even at this late day.
The Lexington Essex county, cores
pondent Of an exchange says: Several
of our young men have gone back Into
tho woods and are engaged in clearing
land and making homes for themselves
and families. We think this is better
than TO 60 west TO be drowned In o
flood, blown away by a tornado Or eaten
up by grasshoppers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21
JUST SEE WHAT SCOTS. WILL BUYi

One box Of beautiful giltedged writing paper:
one bottle of black ink one Taber lead pencil;
one very pretty pen and psn-holder; ono rubber
and one ticket on o
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-21

The August Atlantic Monthly has
two features which will specially COM
mend IL to general attention, namely, a
fine new steel portrait Of Mr.. Emel SOL,
which 10 remarkably satisfactory, and
which is accompanied BY an admirable
article by w. Il. Harris, of Concord,
Massachusetts,; and a supplement con-
tanning a full account of the Birthday
Garden Party to Harriet Beecher
Stowe, with the addresses, poems, and
letters. In addition to this, the num-
Der contains an entertaining travel
sketch, "Across Africs," by Charles
Dudley Warner; another installment
| Of the wonderfully accurate "Studies
In the South" an entertaining short
story, "Some Account of Thomas
Tucker" by Rose Terry Cooke; addi-
tional chapters Of the varied and en-
gaging serial stories, "Two oil q Tow
err by Thomas Hardy, CDR. Fay" by
Miss Phelps, and "The House of q
Merchant Prince" by William Henry
Bishop. DIR. Holmes contributes q
Characteristic, delightful poem entitled
"At the Summit" apropos Of Mrs.
Stoves birthday. There are o Their es-
SAYS and poems, reviews OF the most
important recent books, and q hne va.
riety in the Contributors Club. Alto
Rether, the number 10 n that every
lover of the Atlantic will especially val.
ne. Houghton, Mifiin & Co., Boston.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-22
THE Express of our city extracts some COM

THE Express of our city extracts some COM
fort from the result at Galveston. it says:
Marion Martin will make an able and dig
nhed lieutenant-governor. He has always
been a firm and consistent adherent OF the old
alcalde, and the Roberts policy" will be
safe as far as his influence extends.
My FRIENDS shall not disappoint, but my
enemies, political and personal-if have any
Il shall disappoiLt by being to them the
governor of all the people" ohm Ireland.
Johnny, you. are goody, goody boy, but
you might disappoint nobody by not getting
that sugar plum in your mouth at all.
THE San Antonio LIGHT is one Of the
spiciest little journals that comes to our office.
1t is chock full of interesting articles, and
though we differ from its expressed political
convictions, yet we admire the bold and manly
stand it takes on all questions of the day
[Cleburn Telegram.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-22
TAX SALE.

By virtue of the Tax Rolls of the City of
San Antonio for the year 1881, and in COM
pliance with the laws of the State of Texas,
and city ordinances, l, Julius Hoyer. tax col
lector of said city of San Antonio, have levied
upon, and will, during legal hours, on the first
Tuesday in the month Of August next, to-wit ::
on the first day Of said month, and on each
succeeding day thereafter until the sale is com
pleted, sell at public outcry, to the highest
bidder for cash, the below described parcels
Of land and town lots, lying and being in said
city Of San Antonio, or such portion thereof
as will satisfy the taxes due and unpaid by
each respective person herein named, with the
penalties and accruing costs, before the door
of the county court house in the city of San
Antonio, in Bexar county.
The amount of taxes with accrued expenses
and costs may be paid at any time before the
day Of sale.
JULIUS HOVER, City Collector.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-22
Notice to Water Consumers.

In view ofthe great quantity of water used
during the dry weather, the attention o water
consumers is directed to the rules of this COM
pany forbidding the constant flow Of water for
irrigation or other purposes.
The abuse of the privilege of irrigation by
sprinkling by many persons has become so
fragrant and common that in future any viola
ton of the rules governing the use Of water
by consumers, will necessitate the cutting off
of the water entirely from such consumers
without further notice.
BY order board Of directors San Antonio
Water Works company.
San Antonio, Texas, July IS, 1882. S-I5-,f.
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Notice Of Sale of City. Property
STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BExAR,
Civ of San Antonio.

Whereas, certain parties owning lots on
west side of Avenue D, have failed to pay
amount as assessed against them, for improve
ments on sidewalks made by the city after
having received due notice,
Therefore, in compliance with section 8, Of
our ordinance, regulating construction Of side
walks, l. Julius Hoyer, tax collector of said
city of San Antonio. have levied upon, and
will. during legal hours of the' first Tuesday
of the month OF August next, to-wit: On the
first day of said month, and on each succeed
ing day thereafter until the sale is completed,
sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, for
cash, the below described parcels of land and
town lots, lying and being in said city of San
Antonio, or such portion thereof as will satisfy
the amount due and unpaid by each respective
person herein named, with accruing cost, be-
fore the door Of the county courthouse, in the
city of San Antonio, county of Bexar.
Amount with accrued cost may be paid at
any time before the day ofsale.
jULIUSsHOYER,
City Collector.
Collector Office. June 9Th, 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
ERSBURG.

DR.. wTTHERSroON'S CALL To L0UISyuIr-I
PINE FREIGuT DEr0T-PERSoNAL-M MILF
TARY VISITORS.
Correspondence Of Ne Richmond Dispatch
AUGUST IA, 1882.
a meeting Of the congregation of Tabb-
Street church will be held next SUNDAY To
consider DIR. Withcrspoon's letter accent.
INK the call 10 the First Presbyterian
church in Louisville, which was read YES
terday.
The large new frcigh; depot Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad recently
built IN Pocahontas was opened for busi-
ness TO-DAY. The building Is very sub
Stantial structure. built Of the best timbcrs.
and Is 200 feet long by 30 feet wide. II
gives the company plenty Of room and all
conNcnicnces for handling frejghts. Its
erection was commenced about three weeks
after the burning Of the bridge over James
rVer, and was completed about month
ago.
Colonel ID. e.. Carr, collector Of customs
Al this port, who has been seriously IN ;or
some weeks. i now conyalcscent
Rev. DIR. {. !. Gibson, rector OF Grace
church. l. spending a brief vacation al
Hampdon-Sidncy.
Several companies Of the Norfolk bat
TALON Of colorcd infantry, under command
Of Major William II. Palmer. are visiting
our city to-day and paradiug the streets
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Political Speaking I'm Louisa.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, August a.
John Amber Smith and Powell, Of spot
sylvania, spoke here to-day. At the con-
clusion Of these speeches the people OBJ
serving the presence Of Mr.. Fred.
Fleming, Of Goochland, called enthusiastic
cally for him. Mr.. Fleming arose and
poured hot shot into the Coalition party.
He was the first speaker who aroused any
enthusiasm, and the people went wild over
Mr.. Fleming's speech. At it, conclusion
the Democrats gathered around him and
congratulated him. IIurrah for old GOoch-
land for sending here such a brave, fearless
man as Mr. Fleming, who proved himself
to-day to be one Of the ablest speakers who
has appeared here in long time.
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Virginia News.

a citizen OF Baltimore named Roeth.
who went 10 Old Point on q Saturday
night excursion. was drowned In front OF
the Hygcia on Sunday. He was seized
with cramps.
The meeting OF the Coalitionists at Rich
mond Courthouse 10 elect delegates 10 the
District Convention was n most inharmo-
Nous affair. Douglass and Round were
denounced, and wounds were inflicted that
will not soon be healed.
During a recent heavy storm in Henry
county very valuable mule, belonging 10
ID. III. Spencer 4 Sons. was struck by light
ming and killed. The same shock threw
four mules and two men 10 the ground, but
none very seriously hurt, except the one
killed.
The confession OF w. II. Yeats. the
Pittsylyania murderer, has been published
In pamphlet form and illustrated by Messrs.
L. II. Waddill & Brother. OF Danville.
A bear is said TO be Jruin about Mon
terey. In Highland county, TO the great ter
ror Of small children.
SAD AND UNrTsELY DEATu.-Mrs. Mary
Obenshain, wife OF Mr.. Marcus ID. Oben-
shain, superintendent of schools for Botc-
tourt, and only daughter OF John T..
Thrasher, Esq, died at her home, on Mill
creek, on last Friday, under most distress
ing circumstances. After a very brief alb
sonce from the rest Of the family her life
less body was found in the spring-hOuse.
her head lying in the water between two
and three inches in depth and her feet on
the low plank walk surrounding the water.
She had been in somewhat delicate health
for some weeks previous to the distressing
event. and the suppoSition is that, entering
the house for cup Of water, and STOPPING
for il, She was seized with apOpeXv and
expired FincdStie Herald.
PARALYzED FROM STROKE OF LIGHT
NING.-During the severe thunderstorm
that swept over Straight Creek. in High
land county, Va, last week. Faud. little
eight-year-old son OF Mr.. II. /. Trimbe
living about two and n half miles from
town, was paralyzcd. The particulars in
this remarkable case are briefly as follows {:
The little boy was sitting at the kitchen
window, his head resting on his hand
when a binding fash Of lightning was
seen, followed simultaneously by a ter
rifle peal Of thunder, which struck a
large chestnut-oak tree 400 or 800 Yards
Nl~taiIis Itittii- IL HUN tFll ~ UbttNul.
Immediately the little fellow placed his
hand upon his head, saying he was hurt,
hut little notice was taken Of his actions
by members OF the family, who supposed
nothing was wrong. He afterwards went
out into the yard 10 play with his brothers.
but soon returned and lay down upon-a
bed and began crying. His left arm and
leg became raralyzcd and vomiting en-
sued. DR.. |. II. Trimhlc was at once sum-
mOned. For ten hours the boy remained
in an unconscious state. On Monday Drs.
Trimble and Patterson were in consulta-
ton upon the case. both agreeing that the
paralysis was from the stroke OF lightning
on the previous evening.
Since the occurrence the little fellow has
been lying in a very critical condition.
Sometimes he sink, into kind Of comatose
state. in which he remains for hours. He
eats but little. Grave doubts Of recovery
are entertained at this writing. Hgdlaad
Recorder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15

THE MILITARY ENCANPNENT- POLITICAL
Successful TEsT OF A COMPLICATED Ma
CiHNE-ToEACCO AND INTERNAL-REyENCE
FIGURES, sc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST Il. 1882.
The Lynch5urg Home Guard. Captain
W. {. BiggerS. Joined the DGnyillc GTays
IL the Union depot this morning. and the
two companies left on a special train for the
Fauquicr White sulphur Springs. NJ which
place the Third Regiment Virginia Nolun-
teer> goes into a weeks cncampmcnt. COM
mencing to-day. The Guard carrie, thirty
five men rank and file.
Captain John :. Wise j. in the city 10.
day on hi way 10 Floyd Courthouse.
There seems 10 have been some misundcr-
standing. about the AppomattOX meeting.
Mr.. Massey saws he had no appointment TO
meet Captain Wise there. and authorized
no one 10 make any such announcement.
On the contrary. the gentleman who made
the announcement still insists that he -
understood Mr.. Massey. and he can't OK
actly understand how he could have been
mistaken.
The CoSiilioni,js assemble in convention
here day after tomorrow, and speculation
j. rife . 10 who i to receive the nominal
ton for Congress. The success Of Elliott
in his own county Of AppcmattoX la,
stimulated his boom 10 some extent, but
have no doubt but that RiycS is rs good Is
nominated. lie may be persuaded by Ma
hone to let Elliott have the nomination,
since it i SIMPLY an empty honor any
way. hut that j. hardly probable.
The cigIr,ttc-marhne invented by young
Bou,ack>. Of Roanoke, and now controlled
lv ioint-,tock company with q capital Of
100000. was successfully tested in thi,
city Yesterday i'm the presence Of a large
number of stakeholder, and prominent
citizens. Il turned ont cigarettes at the
tate Of $1,000 Ter day.
There were sold during the week ending
saturday al tie several warehouse, here
i3j.3S0 pounds Of leaf tobacco. Icing an
increase over the previous week of 1ji,5i0
pounds.
Iui,rnal-Tcycuue collections for last week
amounted u S37.3@2.
Mr.. Charlc, W. Button. OF the irg,niqn,
j. at Mountain Lake. GILES county, and Mr..
Alexander Mcdonald, Of the NcrS, at tie
Grecnbrier White.
II. y. BcaH. Esq, Of the Baltimore SIM,
who has been visiting friends here, left to-
day for the White sulphur springs.
BEAUMONT.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

THIRD VIRGINIA REGINENT-EENlNAL MELT
INGs-ACIIDLNT-TE MILLER SCHOOL
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS
Potatoes.
lC.rrosIondcuce Of tie Richmond Dispatch
AUGUST II, lSS2.
The Third Virginia Regiment Volunteers,
Colonel Wcrtcnbaker. 20 into camp today
81 Fauquicr White sulphur Springs. The
Monticello Gurd Company d. under
command o. Lieutenant Blakcy, with the
Third REGIMENT hand-J. V. johnson,
lald4r-embarked for that point on spr-
rfaI virginia Midland train at - this morn
inc. upon which were the DanNille G"y>
and the Home Guard OF LynclDur1. Conn
pqpic. u and +. of the First regiment, VIII
Also 20 i'm camp with the Third. The pco-
rle II Warrcntou will give them ">4uaIe
meal" a. they pass through that place,
and they Will also be- entertained ny 'he
urouricfor, Of the springs. II l. expected
that the Governor. Adiutant-Gcncra. ana
distinguished military gentlemen VIII 'e
Guests Of the regiment during the caih-
lai.n. it,.
4 rcyival-meeting Of considerable inter-
e.f i. Going on al Hardware church, lew
miles south Of thi, place. y number cl
persons attended there Yesterday.
little lov at the Miller school named
Kirby got NJ in his sleep some niShts ago
and walked out Of al open window III tle
ton OF the building. fifiy-siX feet from the
grnund. He wa, discovered by ms crying
and taken M. Dut 10 bed, and kept there
Tor snyerd DAYS without developing any
tbing ~ 4 serious character. The niue lei
low /. now an right. and was in Charlolles-
viue saturday. He said he felt little sore
from striking the hard pavement 80 SUD,
denly His escape from an instant ana
Lorrihle death was little less than mlracu-
The Miller school will soon be in a con-
di,ion IA take charge Of large addiiiohal
number az bovs, fifty Of whom have Ie,
Gently made application. II Is understood
,hat mis- great muniticence OF the hn
Samurl Miller will DE applied in a way 10
do the most good, and that the Origins"
idea Of the old gentleman 10 educI'c VI
nban children will be supplemented 10y ai'
nlyinp portion Of the funds To 'he euuI"
zion Of children OF parents VINO 'a.i ~
.hoyyn 10 be TOO poor 10 receive II o'hVl
wise. II is wise and benehcehl cO,iO'u
sion Of the visitors; and a. the iui'U' :"
annie. tbe good that will be accolhplsne'
will be incalculable. c.,.uo.
The delegates 20 the Stauh'oii No15 NJ
.ional Convention went over on inc IL "
train to-day. These gentlemen me III
structed only for the ''best man." ana w
have hope, which il more than :, on ..fI -
rxpectations, that the - best man WIZ -
fonnd in Captain Mieaiah Woods OF III
county. ,.,;voposs n
this section and the season, nave zee
shown a potato of the Early Rose Vs =, ,h;
that was raised in the eastern Parl o. VI,
county that weighed one pound ana IN,
ounces. The potato was IN ever! s'ns
sound and healthy. An old farmer y
marked Yesterday that not within ms ii,,I -
collection was the prospect for preauS. AiIl
40 great a IT now i In this county. vi vi
fation Is a. green as in May, ana Negetau''
are proiuse and cheap. V'"'
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The labor situation I'm Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, PENN, August 1.-THE
labor situation has assumed new phase on
account Of the reported sale Of the work
ingmen's organizations to one Of the old
political parties. 1t is alleged that the
coming convention OF workingmen in
Philadelphia Is to be packed with saunders
and fceler>, who can out-yotc the laboIlng
men and carry out the plans Of the polili-
clans. Jarrett, the president OF the Work
iDnDen's Association, is consequently pre-
parinc a circular designed II prevent tli>
scheme. and it will lee signed by official,
representing 10000 workingmcn in the
Pittsburgh district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
Affairs In Peru.

New YORK. August 1.-THE steamer
Acapulco, from Aspinwall, bring, Panama
news to the 9Th instant. Advice, from
Peru state that the Chlian garri>onS and
expcditionary forces are being gradually
Withdrawn from the interior, and are great
" harra>,ed on their way to Lima by small
parte, OF montoncros, or irregular native
troops. The misconduct Of Gillian cXpe-
dictionary forces seems 10 have turned the
whole population against them. Great
alarm /, felt in Lima among natives and
foreigners consequent on the action 81 irrc-
aular, i'm the interior. II i, feared the
Gillian people may compel the Government
10 adopt severe measures Of retaliation. l.
Il said the Lima garrison will Dee increased
from 5000 to 1900 men, and that no de-
tachmcnts will he kept in the interior in
future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
Meeting OF Lunenburg COaIifionisfs.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE, Va, August If.
A meeting OF Coslitionists, to elect dele
gates TO the BUrkeylIe Convention, was
held here to-day and the attendance was
large. The crowd was gathered together
by a colored brother singing, "IIold the
Fort The friends Of Jorgensen and
Hooper formed what was called in the last
Legislature "combindery," and the dele
gates were fairly divided between the two
aspirants. The De Mortie men withdrew
from the meeting and elected De Mortie
delegates. but it Is charged they are really
FOR Colonel Brady, and that Brady is the
candidate most in favor with Malone.
The Burkeyille Convention threatens TO
be an exciting affair, and it will take all OF
DR.. Jorgensen's luck, pluck, and power to
steer ii Alright.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
Triple Murder I'm Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, IND, August Ion sun
day, in the northwestern part Of this city,
Alexander Weber German saloou-keeper,,
his wife. and his little son, seven year, old,
were found murdered in their house. The
father and mother were in their bed, and
the boy in m adjoining room. The latter
had evidently been killed while attempting
to escape. The heads Of all three were
crushed with a Ratchet, and their Threats
were cut and mangled in a most brutal
manner. An infant Of six months was
found unframed in it, crib. The most in
tense excitement prevails, and vigorous
efforts are being made TO discover the MUIR
derers. George Lcnhart, Charles W. Car
ter. Philip Vail, and Joseph Byrd have
been arrested on suspicion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
uur,od to Death I'm "a Barn.

4 little daughter of Rev. samuel hooA'
who went from Franklin county Ia; 10
Kansas X an some months ago, was burned TO 70
h h"l' ON Friday, August 4. Mr.. Zook had
;m't completed a line new barn, in when
~! ~ ~ ogricultural machinery was stored.
a Mo. n'9 IT The members of the family were at
,rO in the fields, and the absence OF Tue
little four-year-od girl was not noticed ,'
, i'| in the house until they saw naihes
; 1T from the barn. One OF the work
,non lad left wallet containing matches
~; ~ The hay loft, and the child, While al
Nav found the matches and set IRE 10 l,e
bay When the alarm was first raised sea IN, sns
,~:s seen for an instant envelopedin smohe'
va, m"s va, ,o swallowed up by the flames before
any one could reach her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
AnnatIC Notes.

LONDON, August 14.-Ihe Sportsman
this morning says that owing TO The salts
factory answer received from the Yale Boat
Club, the Thames Rowing Club have ac-
ceptcd the challenge of the Hill,dale crew.
Captain TcrWillegcr received a letter to
that effect on saturday evening from Cap
tain Canton. Of the Thames crew, and i'm
mcdiatcly tclcgraphcd for the other men,
bers Of the IIillsdale crew, who started on
Friday on their trip to the Continent, but
all his efforts to intercept them have thus
far failed. Their passages home are already
booked. but will be- cancelled if necessary.
The match. il it comes off, will take place
about month hence over the Champion
ship course.