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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

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,s snds Vidal fcsos PR Il day.. niD IN Sss ia
aa1 ss ss :sss cloud,
RETURNED.
SHIP Sarmafisn .oi Quebec McLcon. hence for Angler
CLEARED
Steamer Franco DIR. Hadey. rondon-F W HURT
steamer st Laurent Fr, Seryan de Pett.-
steamer Amsterdam DUTCH. Lucas Ansterdsm-PancS:
Steamer Caracas Hopkins, Laguayra &c-Boutsu. B,..
Steamer ssnto Domingo. Reed Charleston, SCI W ou,,
Steamer CITY Of Columbus Fisher savsnnah--Hsurv
steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk Phladclusia-Ioo,
Steamer Steamer W% EPsSTsTS YOUNG
steamer Manhattan Stevens, West Point Vs-od d.
ship Iheoaor Horner GER, shienenburg Brcmsn-Hsr
Bark Bark Nicholas 1Asyer Crosby, Melbourne Aus-Rw
EsrE 9 B Mazet.as-tinkey. Hons Kong-R Bno. r..
bar sars Harriet Hickman Br, Bohop Rotterdam FaacH
BARK y aaol, cqlcord. Montevideo-wm F. Barnes.
Bark Petro Ita Costa, Valencia Spain -Benham Pick
Brig TTlst rBT, Mcdonald sydney cB-J Parker & Co..
Brlg Ehen ifot OBJ, Duncan Wilmington, C-snow &
Big Emma Shaw (Br, Porter. Valparaiso or coqumso
steamers Tennessee and Enterprise Amster.
1 % u y for apa "a
for Iyerpoo Caracas for Laguayra santo Domingo fof
West Point Va Mccssn fer St BsnSas baswas
for Bs r r B Noel i9p r.
ish Tar for Penang.
Also sailed Long Island Sound Queen the
Anchored CITY Island. bound Ou-ship Theodor Korne
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN Pogr2
QUEENSTOWN July l2Arryed OF Brow Head, steamer
Hsyst hSss IRON q Brussels J Sgnarou from
!9 has Barrett from H
steamer Buenos Arcan Scott from Montreal June 20 for
steamer Dupny DO LONE, ReculOuI, from Now-orieans
MOyIILT, July l2-Arriycd steamer circassa BoothOy.
from New York July on her way 10 Glasgow.
DOMESTIC PORTS
VERA CRrz July l2-saed. City Of Merida Nc
intosh, for New York via Progreso o..
lillian ports via sc Thomas. WI
Sailed, steamer Alhambra, New-York.
Boston. July l2-Arrved, steamer Myrtle. from
cruises steamers Innter simpson annapolis MS; yidesi
Cleared steamers b ii Miller CLARK. Baltimore. saxon.
sailed, Derby, Victoria II Miller. Saxon
S.MSaI s s steamer E 2s
coaohO. Walker, Roanoke River ~" -
H'?2z 1I
Rotterdam w% ksnnedg wsTen NewYSk
PoTsEss In steamer Ioa Thomas POrmsn
PHILADELPHIA July steamers Shrop
| shire Washin gton. Ann Eliza, Warren New -YOrk
Cleared, steamers Foley Dickman, Port Antonio.
sailed steamers Harrisburg. Portland Ares Boston Nay
| flower, New-York.
H steamer Gate ty fork
New-York Fanita, from Philadelphia.
Sailed. steamer delaware. for New. York.
NEwORLEANs July l2-Saled from the Passes steamers
Louisiana and Morgan City
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON July 12-ArTved-6th inst Kings County Proto
7th Kinascent: 9th inst, Bella Dolores Elias Eua
Johanna Solgram TomassnO 10th inst, Osanns, Wnsta
waf it'll inst Bsnguela, Benz Bangs Hiram Holden Sou
yenr latter 1T Deal; 18th inst Contest kelat
saled-lOth INST. Ajax Palmer Otto & Antono July
John Mann. ontario (for Gloucester Sarah Smith,
Viguant for the DelawareL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
OCEAN TRAVEL BOTH WAYS.

Among the passengers on the steamship St.
Laurent of the French line, which sailed for havre
Yesterday, were Mrs. Raymond, widow of the first
President of Vassar College: of her daughters
a daughter of ID. w. Voorhees,, United States Sena-
and r. hW. Cana, Librarian OF tthe College
of the City of New-York. On the Herder went the
Rev Dr. F. ID. Van Cleef and wife, Senator kapp,
the Rev. Albert Is. F. j. Thiele and Professor w.
A. Henning Scott Lord sailed for Liverpool on the
Parthia.
Pallu de la Barriefe, Governor of New Caledonia;
Madame de la Barriere, the Marquis Dalla Vale
and tine Able Benot Forester arrived here yester-
day by the steamship France from Havre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
DISCUSSING AN AWARD FOR FURNITURE

A long discussion was had yesterday afternoon at
the regular monthly meeting OF the Board oi Edu-
cation regarding the furniture to be supplied TO the
schnos In tue Fifth, Sixteenth aud Twentieth
Wards Awards had been made TO Baker, Pratt a.
Go. It was charged that tins firm was supplying
sbsn fine price they were charging New-York. The
matter was referred to the Furniture Committee for
investigation. The Board carried q resolution OF
soyossioner Schitf's directing the Furniture Com:
ritsen 10 Investigate the whole subject Of school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
NOT A CASE OF FOUL PLAY.

Deputy- Coroner MESSENGER has investigated the
case of Richard IL. Caplin, who was found drowned
al the foot of West Seventy -sixth-st. on Tuesday
morning There is evidence OF foul play, and as
In appears that the man was OF disHpated habits,
the Coroner says the theory OF foul play VIII not
hold Ii is believed that Capnn fell overheard and
that the cuts on his body were caused by the pad
dle-wheels OF some passing steamer: The empty
pockets, 1t is said, would simply show that some
Rogue Riderhood" of the Hudson had happened
ppou the body before il was turned over 10 the
nouce and the circumstance Is not an unusual one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
THE BOWERY DEATH TRAP.

The Bureau of Buildings condemned unsafe
Yesterday the entire building at No. 1913 Bowery,
the middle structure OF ). ). Coogan d Brother
three furniture stores The part condemned before
embraced only the rear extension. j. j. Coogan
sid last Saturday to Tribune reporter that
TIE whole structure W unsafe and that would
not be responsl ole for loss Of life, if any occurred
from the falling Of the front part of the building
BY lis action yesterday the Bureau oil Buildings
6cunyed Mr. Coogan of any possible excuse III
case of injury TO anyone from the falling OF any
mari of the buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
DE LONGS HARD FATE.
HOW NEAR HE CAME TO REscUE-BEACoNs BURNED
NIGHTLY IN vAIN-sToRIEs TOLD BY THE Ma

From special eorrespondenee Of The He'


NIGHTLY IN vAIN-sToREs TOLD BY THE Ma
TIVEs.
From special eorrespondenee Of The Herald
The place where the bodies of De Longs
party were found, which have visited, Is fifteen
northeast island of 5olooy, prominent pillar
like the Lena where the river branches east
Dikon belong had all along imagined that Stoboy
my III, aud supposed he had Passed II long BEFORE, and
two weeks before his death he said IN his notebook
"Quite believe the island of Titary and
twenty-five miles from KumaB -Surka." lie beWil-
dered by the OF rivers flowing and ntermingling
the delta proper and in his weak condition had
put distances pshed longer than tney really
were. When reached the blum which were the
Doctor and All Sam aud under the shelter which
little way of, VI the others expired Then he must
clearly that he had mscacuated and that he
at least hundred miles from the kumak-5urka,
which few days before no had imagined oniy twenty
1ve miles away.
Fate against him Had he landed thirty miles
further he would have struck village OF natives
reside north of Blum AL winter. He also passed
by within twenty OF hui where twenty reindeer
csrcasses were hanging for the winter food lie had
fortunately shotgun from its having been left by his
orders the Ice wnen the Jeanette went down, and
though deer were rare there was No lack Of ptarmgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
A WATER COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The articles of incorporation of the Park Water
Company of the City of NewYork were filed yes
terday in the County Clerks office. The object Of
the corporation is said be to procure, store SELL
etc. water for mining. domestic and other pur-
poses and especially TO furnish water to the city Of
corporators are Cole Saunders, Myron ". Bradley
Charles and n. Morgan, who together with Alexan-
der 4. Beach Gustave - New, William Nowlan and
compan for the first year. The capital stock is
fixed at 81 500, 900, divided into 900 shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
AN ALLEGED MEXICAN OUTAGE.

EAGLE PASS, Texas, July 12.-Six Americans
who time crossed The line 10 get permiC 10
hunt Tor stolen csJte, arrested by the Mexcans
and according 10 their story, thrown INTO filthy cells
without charge being preferred against t,em. Tney
twice whipped Tor the amusement OF the Tailor
Their personal effects connscated and tney we're
finally destitute They made a1dayits ting these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Palln de Ia W n "a Wasn
bnrn ~ sinnesota and Judge John T. iHeenps' ~
louisiana Erereh MARQUIS pla sTy Word.
Italy. Park A renmGRofet-laeu ~O''"0''
OF WaleR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free Canals Meeting at Chamber 81 Commerce
9th REGIMENT Parade ard Practice ut Crcedmoer.
Italian Mass-meetng TO aid Freight HAMPERS ottihc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

Too Much CAKE AND CANDY.
There are children wno WI on jaunt are munch
ing continually monkeys ID menagerie candies cske
devoured by these greedy young
persons rapid succession The somachs OF such chden
become sOrd colo aud cholera morbus
make miserable at night FIRST stop OF the supply
fhis irrsgular unwholesoue food Next have hama
Perry Daviss pain Killer for there other remedy so
efficient Mr. Herse Of Lowell Mass. that all fathers
and mothers shOnld ke6 hand After ng II for
twenty Ave years lis opinion that ia the best thing
he ever used for all bowel diiiculties.
The Celluloid EYEGLASSES made by tho
Spencer Optical Manfg Co. the strongest ghtest anu
nsndsomest known ASK your opucian for tn ELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
1rcAI. AND ILLEGAL FIGHTING.

6ght took place yesterday afternoon oppos noI
.hn hntsi kent by Anthony Miller, near tne Poo'
rn ms at Hunters Point, between JusVee ou1pnudd
ioJ Kayanagh and Angus p. Mcintyre, edltoT and
art nropr,etor of The Long Island Courier pupieSu leu
~ npnters Point The difficulty arose lhIouRn C t
act,on of Justice Kavanaghin dsposseSsng tne oo@
sr from the building il has occupied lor tne pasV
,,.ar mr. more The dispossess proceedings wclo IN
ss,;sntsd by man named White, VINO keeps q pooi
Do IN the same building and leases the preliSes
tom ~, trnsIecs of the Charlick estate MI. Mcin-
10. mel the Justice outside Mllers hotel Yesterday
a3}ternoon and bitterly denounced hil. a
wordv warfare ensued. III the coulse
NJ VIZ hch MCINTYRE called Kavanagh timer anu s;liu
there were several indictments hanging over hS
head in Queens County. The justice retor,ea lns'
the editor lied, ana free fight lmmedlatey on,
sued The bar-room was full OF ponticlans, AM, anu
fhev Immediately rushed TO the spot W IIiil
Overton editor OF a newspaper AT COneBo Ioin !,
ond also part owner OF The Courier, endeaVoreo 20
sensrate the principals, but be received teirinc
blnw IN the mouth from an ex-pohcemah nalnou
'John Lang. An advertising agent upon inc paper
named Huntington went 10 his cnieTs asss.dnI =,
and he was struck with considerable NioiehSe ~
az Policeman Owen Kavanagh, u orother % INC
;nsf;ce Finally the belhgerents were separately,
and the Justice made his way with DiacH eye i f
the hotel Mr. Mcintyre escaped WIN only q iem
Scratches. Mr.. Overtons lip was padly CUT. ~
arrests were made and not policeman was III
sight during the hght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

Ia your scalp full of dry, husky scales and
little pimpes Dr. Benson's Skin Cure will cleanse your
scalp all scales and tenderness within six days
TRY 1T for best headdressnS ever used 81 pef
Dackage at all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
MARINE LNTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE ALNAN AC-rO.DAr.
Sun nses 4lO sets 1871 Moon riss Sill dys %
HIGH YArER TO-DAY.
F5renoon-S'dy HK 600 Isld. $40: Ga.o s:29
Adernoon-sy HK. 034; GOV Isid. 7:0l: Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

The youthful color, beauty, and lustre are
gradually restored gray hair by Parkers Hair Bslsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

HUB PUNCIb DELIGHTS THE PALATE
nd rereshes re weary OF groceIs and wine merchants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
lA Lexngtoneye. near 29th.st Hours 3 to ! > toI
ImDotence Sterty the Generltvc Organs
all that would impeachment marriage and the
birth OF healthy children, speciates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
KILLED BY FALLING FROM A WINDOW.

1, NAY Gil. lie ore Tell from a dormitory window OF
tss se Hse of the Good Shepherd the foot Of East
early YESTERDAY morning a3 ana Tas
s iosa to the wall of the building. The woman
Nan an Tncvnquerable desire for drink and bad
twice been an inmate OF the ns 1s h havng
keen discouraged in June, 1877. She applied foI az
mission again in May last, aud begged 10 DC
kept from drink, saving that two years would prop
ahiv he enough to effect cure ia her appetite On
lime 96 m a m OF deliram, caused probably by de-
Drlyat,on from liquor, she made three attempts 10
throw herself from the window Mary was then
sent TO Bellevue Hospital and was examined
concernlnp her mental state. Al her earnest request
the Mother Superior took her back to the House Oh
the Good Shepherd, where she remained untii hSi
night and nothing further OF her until she
was found in the yard In view OF her former at
tenpts jump from the window ~ rs up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
Announcements.

EARL & WILSON'S "shOrt band" collars and
I'd edge cuffs are the best Sold every wherA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
crows chipnunks cleared out by Rough on Rata" l0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

Ru;Idincs reported unsafe yesterday: Nos y
Cedar-st, 206 Muberry-st, oil Second-aVe'' anu
"A East HOustOn-st
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

S~TATESyILLE LANDMARK ITEMS
DIR. J. j. Mott is in MorgantOn, where
the Vance investigating committee Is in
session. Senator McDll of Iowa, went
up the road yesterday morning, and
senator Mitchell. Of Pennsylvania, who
is now detained at home by sickness,
expects to join the other members OF
the committee next week.Frank
Milstead. white. of Alexander county.
was arrested last SATURDAY evening and
put i'll jail at Taylorsyille under suspi-
clon of having been implicated in the re-
cent burglary of the house of W. A.
Pool, Esq. clerk of Alexander superior
Court. 1t Is stated that he made a pro-
position to Charles Rector. some ten
DAYS befors the robbery. t. join a gang
if he would take a certain oath, and that
Rector divulged this conversation and 1t
lead to the arrest of Milstead. We I'M
der>tand that Mr.. POOLS loss is about
5000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

VII. STAR TELEGRAMs.-Dr. Collins,
brother of the correspondent
who accompanied the Jeanette eXpedI-
ton is iu Washington for the purpose OF
pushing his charges against Capt. De
Longs management of the expedition ;
ne asserts that the latter Systematically
persecutcd his brother. a tOur mill
and nine houses burned at Fort Worth,
Texas loss $40, OO0. -The total visible
snnpiy IF cotton, for the world is 2,323,-
CO., bales against Sab 30 last year.
Mrs, Melville, wife of Engineer Melville
of the Jeanette expedition, has recover
ed er reason and been discharged from
the insane asylum. riot at Ope-
like, Ala, growing out of a general dis
like to the city government, lasted all
of Thursday night; about ] 900 shots
were fired and three men wounded
A man named England was crushed to
death while coupling cars on the Rich
mond & AIleghany Railroad, and another,
named Williams, jumped from a tram
and was run over and killed-Marshal
Dougles reports the arrest of DEPUTY
NarShals Heney and Fitzpatrick, in Yves
tern North Carolina, charged with pre-
%,entiDg fraudulent account to the Treas
J III v"-ItuDl- Il fdll Nv -hpOiN'
| negroes. were CONVICTED at GoldsbOro of
the murder OF y Neal, a white man
Moore goes TO the penitentiary for TWEEN
ty wears, and Pratt is to be hung Janua-
nv 10th. There 5 negroes on the jury.
TEN. Fessenden, one of Sherman $
hummer dropped dead IN Portland. We
David Williams shot AMI killed Maj
/ Houston. at Hartridge, GA. the trouble,
! it's said, was about 2 We" | wenty
Niexicaus killed by Indians near tartli'a.,
Mexico An inch of snow fell at Gal
weston. Texas, Sunday. Two deaths
from yellow fever at Pensacoi4 sunday.
Six houses burned at Alexandria,
Va. loss IS Gtit. Pro Henry ORA
Der. the we'll known scientist, ls dead
A negro was shot and Killed on >
railroad rain near Weldon, y 9. by a
passenger with whom he had a difficulty.
the latter jumred trom the train aud es-
caped.-Pattlson's plu.al,ty N tenF-
,viyania is 10 202.--The Norfolk .lubi
lee Singers were arrested at New Haven,
conn. for attempting to give IA perform
ance Sunday the mansgers we're lined
$50 each.--A powder magazine cap!o
sion near Guayaquill killed ten persons
aud destroyed a church and several
houses. --The price Of sfee' RAILS has
declined to s42 per ton several Western
manufactures threaten to Shut DOVE un-
less there is a corresponding decrease IL
the price of pig iron.-C Chattanooga
suJscriJes Sl6O, 600 for a ne,c ron J,raace
at that place --Several cases OF sma,-
pox at Chattanooga, Tenn Dir. Bas
Sctt, a promine.t physician at Huntsville,
Ala, was shot and killed in a quarrel
about an account for professional ser
yices--New York markets: Money,
6lu2O per cent. cotton quiet at l0sWlU
1916, southern flour weak at 81 .5o(a
5.25 wheat, ungraded red CSC. oslo
corn. ungraded 60aS4c. /; rosin hrm a,
81. sOal. 90; spirits turpentine higher anc
firm at sac.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

Eminent st. Louis Physicians say /:
"Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of
Beet and Tonic Mvigorator is a very
agreeable article of diet, and particular
IL used when tonics are required. being
tolerated when other forms OF animal
food are rejected. In Diphtherio. Igue,
.Nolario. Typhoid Fecers. AMI ecery de
pressing disease. as use otU b. 0ttended
rtH greot adcontage. We have pre-
scrihed it with excellent success" J.
A. Leslie, NJ. D.: G.. Z. Copp. NJ. D.;
$. b. Parsons, NJ. D.; X. a. Vaughan,
Nj. d.: Drs. 5. l.. and j. Z. Niedelet ;
VIM. Porter, NJ. D., and many others.
Remember the name, COLDEN's-tdke
no other.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

MURDERED on TRAIN NEAR VEL
DoN.-Petersburg. Nov. 2o.-.A difficulty
occurred on an excursion tram near
Weldon. on SATURDAY.. between an UNI
known white passenger and a negro
named ThoS. Johnson. during which
the latter was shot through the bowels
and killed. The murderer iu nped from
tie train and made his escape.
RICHMOND. Nov. 20.-Andrew j..
Mitchell was murdered III Goochland
county, Friday, by Alex. l. Parish. I'M
der circumstances of great brutality and
c%owardice. Parish shot Mitchell from
behind. without warning. with Il shot
gun.
LYNCHBuRd. Noy. pa respect
ably connected young woman. residing
at L.ynch's Station. Campbell county,
gave birth to an illegitimate child sew
eral days AGO and in order to hide her
shame strangled the infant She after
ward comlnitted suicide by locking her
self in her room and refusing to admit
any one until she was beyond medical
aid.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

BRIGNoLI ON A BUsT.-A strange story
regarding Brigno'i comes from Fort
WAYNE. He was to appear the other
night with Miss Fannie Kellogg 10 ltal
opera During the the first act the au
dience discovered that he was intoxicated
At the close he staggered back, leaving
the audience in the greatest state ol
uncertainty as to whether the perform
ance wuull go on. Miss Kellogg was be
side herself with indignation. Finally she
appeared before the curtain and de
nounced Brignoli. Manager Baehcr'
rushed ut and offered ten dollars to any
one who would give the tenor a sound
dumping. Brignoli subseque lily denlec
that he was intoxicated, but said he re-
fused to sing because Miss Kellogg ano
company we're incompetent to support
him in III TrovatOrs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

GRATIFYING HER FoNDSEsS For SLID
INC Mary Graham. OF Paterson, n j.
who looked to be 80 years Of age, but
tho smiled in a ri-lish fashion and laid
she was Jus, niucreen." vss betor jus
tice Cilbreth in the Iorkviile cour we'd
nesday j.,
You are charged with Icing drunk .
said the justice.
:" vas not drunk" SIM cred Mary,
The police say you were. and that b.
had to carry y1u part of the way 10 the
station. Do you ever get drank!
''Oh, yes: certainly, But | Was moi
drunk this time made the policeman
slide me along the pavement just .o'
fun.'
1.-The policeman can now slide you
down stairs, after which yoa can slide vi
70 the Island. N, 7. SIM.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-22

HlGH POINT, Nov. l7.--l:30. One
hundred men and about one hundred and
twenty dogs at this writing. The hunt Is
going on in Alb Holton's field, three miles
from town. Eighteen hacks, al loaded,
six to a hack went out and any number
of foot pads. Hon Walter Steele, lie
grand aud party from Richmond county
made the trip in wagons and have camp
ed out. Mr.. Steele walked in last night
to mail letters, and left for camp at 10 +.
NJ. Pink Nanstory has SIX hacks here.
The Taylor's Da>hing rover is in the
first race 10 day. and also Charlie Stokes
Den" Evans. To-day and tomorrow
are the members trial of old dogs The
hunt starts at three mile, aud covers eight
miles. -PatraOt.