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fan-gray rWKnm'-K'Vn'SXl'J tot's mind hi9 personal outlays in the era! day after tbe other refrkiBa commenced i that Amherst- captain wu out ol York, by representing themketre a Crotoa- Amusement. lufler, and snffer severely, these paint ol accounts will be as frequent aa they lJAir Jft T7AEUH0USE ohm at ad rmsriaijfo. wmu. B.ralo, Tietdsy Evealiig, July. 13, 18751 V-sf- -5Jr- Evans Bull, 126 Seneca Buffalo.

ssiisi iii wg XHS aGLKASKXTS TOft TBS OBWBIAa. WARREN'S CELEBRATED roK wKarajts giw tokk ahd oktabmoi also fob the i ROCK PAPER "ITElX-liNOWN 1 Building Paper and A I 1 'HrC y11-1 SK1' A BampSes, and Cirenlars explaining method of BUILDERS. ROOFERS and CONTRACTORS us, a we DO NOT eoaw into COMPETITION a Urge stock oa hand o( U- JLF JS FLATAsTO LKDEK PArEKS, BINDERS' CARD BOARDS, BOARD, XMTELOPKS, aad a lull assortment of Crapping Paper, '-f 1 As vow; It aot Grocers' LOWER, tha tRWIS iystU.tath,i WILLIAM B. BULL. Sliclbyls Terrace Theatre.

Stupendoa aUnetioa for the week eoatmcaelag MOHDAT XTXKIKQ. JXTLT Is, 181a, vfedBasAay and fiaUirdsy Matinees, which are aueadedby Ladies and (. sUdrea, hand IterMvOmlo iTS'nV Vy V. Aouee; uie sinnsra L'osseoiaa RemeBiber that the CARBOI.JJ4 ressala as present new acta; also, Alice Row and Ed Marrar, SeamoB Jtonmera, Toa, Waroeld, Chart E. vrisj, aw wr urasjatie MOSS, IB 1 "LIFB IN lOUlSIAgA." nBtartllBK evensB tor Hab an ma j.i, aw parnoaiarasea street aaq asass hills aad ST.

JAMES 3AL I. t- TWO NIQIITS 0it: Wednesday Thursday, July 14,15 The eailBBt Tragedian, Mr, CHAfk -R fhipportedby -A MISS UZXIM PRICE, MR. F. C. AgtSS, MR.

n. UANGDOH, HC. VUtRQ BOWERS, I A tuU Cent Wdn0day sjvening, July 14 RUT BLAS. Tbanday Evening, July 19 LADT OF I. TONS.

a Or ohrBUS Chairs. rfwcM Si. Parquet te, 7eaUs; tiallery, Moenta. r-WT ftar will he opened Monday, July It at Couler Store, iylstU AOADEltlV. OF, MT7SZO TWO KIOHTS SATOa'UHt MATWEK.

Friday Saturday, 16 17. TRITJMPHANT RElrURN TONY PAS TOE Aad Us wonderful Traape of SPECIALTY Appearing la aa. Entire New Programme. NEW ACTS, NEW SONGS, -EVERYTHING NEW. FrloefVa aaaal.

ateserved Seats oa sate at Csa- tiar Denton's, atala Btreet. tom ABTOK, Fraptietaa. K. G. Baowaa, Tressurec i 11.

B. HoDaaa, Agent, 'i Jynur BUPPALOPARK. Tlrririday, July X5. A Purse 1 100, for horses UuU aerer toat (Mto a arat, jutoseoouo. ti Harry Rollia name e.

Chostnat Dick. V. J. H. Randall names s.

m. Llasie S. Kd Burton names h. Bbamrock. Dr.

Hover names b. at. Wsnio Oeidduat, bam W1IIU name b. Joe MiUer. Bones oalled st 115 aad started at Ma," 4 J.

WKlJ3, Presides. EvifAlf B. jtlH ANNUAL PICNIC EXCURSION rata A- Delaware Avenue M. E. Church TO On Friday, July 23, 1876.

Adult's Ticket, SS cents; Children's-Ticket, tst oenls. Tbe train will leave the Buffalo, N. 1. St. Phila.

Bail Way Depot, Louisiana Street, at A.M. rteinrn train wiu leave Aurora at r. Bitf- i Grand Moonlight Excnion, ON THE ELEGANT LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMER "KEWEENAW," Monday Erening, Jujy 19, 1875, 11 Under the auspices of the CEDAR STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. MUSIC BT OHIO COEUKT Boat will leave foot of Mali? street at T. M.

prompt. Gentlemen's eeal; Ladtn' picket, eenta. 1yl3U -ft tr.r i TO OORHKaPONDMKTl.a none mrU Of tohsa ooywain iumtmlnttMnm. She aniim of corrmptmimU Witt not be need aaaspf mt their deetr. ar glad to hear Am Indus upon aa wmni topic, but txmntA twrtn km lo waara sum wiiafcrrn'Bii.

TO AD VMM TIMKRH.Our auiomer mar trnarfsd to haras in IMr jdwrtteimili ai arlMkwiir(wWitrrlUM(iiwii A property daVlHl. Thamlrtarltmtbtfcr 11 (noon) nrtU not btinmeriMl 3 Reading- Matter on Outside Pages. riRST I AQK General Church OuOd; Agricultural; Our New York Letter A Pal-Riot; America' Royal friend; Market by Telegraph. FOURTH PAOKUnbdovcd; The Year THE5EWV Tbe Chicago Tribune "publisbes a card from Geo. W.

Fish back) of St. Louis, denying all Implication In tbe whisky frauds. Beary rains during the past tujenty-foqr hoars have swollen small streams in Indians, ravaged railroad and public bridges, delayed i trains and badly injured tbe crop. 'C The Vienna Pree -report tbat tbe weavers on" a strike in Brunn bare assumed threatening attitude. Three batulions of In- fan try and two of cavalry are held in rcadi- aess to preserve order.

Ia tbe yacbt raee at Albany, yesterday which was continued from the Mb of July, twelve boats, started. Tbe C. B. KhowUs came in winner by a hundred yards; Eddie, of Trey, second. Distance five miles and re- turn.

I Time, about four hoars and twenty minutes. Sunday afternoon a carriage, coatainiof Mr. Beraard, of Belocil, Canada, ucr two daughters and a son and two neighbors, was van Into by a special train near Belocil bridge. The two ladies, Mrs. Bernard and one ot th daughters, were badly iojurod end one is not expected to live.

Proceeding wore eoQjrossaeJi yesterday la Sew Orleans against 'George C. Benham for obtaining (33,000 from tbe State on fraud ulent vouchers. The transaction on which the charges are based was developed during tbe recent investigation against Auditor Clin ton. Benham is still at large. The 18Sth anniversary of the battle of tin' Borne was celebrated Tester lay by tlx Orangemen in this country, tbe Dominion and Ireland.

At Lawrence, a set loos riot occurred, tbe particulars of which will be found on our first page. At every other point the day teem to have passed off without dls- turbsooe. i. The draft of tbe new Spanish constitution reported by tbe committee, on the 6th Inst. provides that the senate shall be composed of three el esse of member, viz: First, Senators by hereditary title; seoond.

Senators elected by popular corporations; third, Senators nom ioatedby the crown. All the grandees of Spain receiving Incomes of $10,000 and over are Included in the nrst class. At tbe Bound Lake camp-meeting yesterday, after, a sermon by Bishop Kavaaaugh, Dr. Clarke, of Savannah presented the ease of the Wesley Monumental Church, now being erected la Savannah, and a collection of $1,600 was taken. Tbe Bishops of th Methodist Episcopal Church have also given Dr.

Clarke an autograph letter, certifying their sympathy with thi project to the M. E. V. Church South. "Another strike commenced in tbe coal mining region yesterday.

The miners turned out at St. Clair tu a man. At Wades-Title all outside lab jrers struck. It won hoped there would be a compromise at St. Clair, but despatches from there contradict thi and report the men will not go to work.

The collieries at both places are owned and operated by individual enterprise and give employment to a large number of men and boys. Advices from Zara, the eapitol of Dalmatian represent tbat emesarie spread reports among the Ileazegoyinian that the Turks intended to extrlpate the Christians. These falsehoods caused an limurrectltm which i taking great dimensions. Masses of insurgents surrounted tbe towns of tiasko, fiexesini and Btalatz. Slxjiundredi families have ted into Croatia and Servia, and twelva hundred have arrived in Dalmatta at different point along the frontier.

Effort are making to reorganize the New Jersey Midland Railroad Company, which has been In financial difficulties ever since tbe paale of Tbe road is the- bands of a receiverV but the present members of the cor- po ration with some of their friends bave prepared a form '-reorganisation, which they submit to bondholders and creditor. "The scheme, however, I not approved by another and larger part of the bondholder, who are about to hold a meeting to prevent its adop tion. In the French Assembly yesterday the University education bill was discussed in detail, elauss by clanse till the amendments moved by tbe Liberals were rejected by narrow majorities. Th Clericals are Jubilant and congratulate Bishop Dupanloup on their sucsea. A motion will toon be Introduced In the Assembly proposing a recess from' July S6th to November 1th.

The Left will' meet "this by moving that business be pfeceeded with uninterruptedly, with a view fcf Jbring- lng about an early dissolution. Milwaukee has poM awt-n scandsl case of the first water. On Saturday last, the body of Burr Kneeland, a highly respectable young fellow oi S3, and a member of the arm of Flint Kneeland. was fin la th rtvr. As his friend were removing tbe body for burial, a young woman of unsavory character (topped up, and, showing a certificate of marriage, claimed tbe remains, and; oi coarse, her share la tbe S100.000 and more property which young Kneeland left behind him.

His unequal union wa the probable cause otthe suicide; An outbreak of hostilities is reported on the part of Hoop Indians on Klamath River. They shot aad killed Carpenter of Florence; the mine waa surrounded and forosd. The saea qnifc Word has been sent to Camp Gaston and a detachment ol sol- dlers baa been sent to the mine. The Indians say the miner jnuat leave. Tbe situation is critical.

The soldier are not numerous enough to control them. A letter from tbe Superintendent of tbe mine has been laid fore General Schofleld, who promised, prompt reinforcements. Reports fro a th north of Bpaio are a usaal but all agree that tbe Carlists under Gen. Dorregaray have been driven inter the Pyrenees with, bo recourse bus-to escape Into France or accept battle In place where there is no line ot The Carlist call thi sn escape, bur tbe adherent of Alfonso consider it a disastrous rout for Dorregaray. The Madrid Epoca reports vj Aat one thousand Carlist prisoners have ar- rived at Valencia.

Th populace threatened te lynoh some of the Carlist officer, and the autherlttes embarked them on a man-of-war to prevea a 't f. -t-Moody and Sankey's rarewell meeting in London took place last nlgbt. the Earl of Shaftsbury and Craran, Samuel Morley, M. Rt, lion. Cowper Temnle, Mr.

Mac- Arthur and (even hand red slergymen went present. Speeches war made fall ef praise of th eminent revivalists for tbe fresh life and "energy they had Introduced in the church and' th steadfastness of their converts. The ug vgestlonwa made that a memorial of some r.rrjir be accepted, and nothing would give them more pain than such a step. A numerously attended meeting of Erie stock-holders wm theks'at Ddmoslco" last night. John Livingston, who represent a large number of foreign stockholder, oceu-i pled the chair and delivered a lengthy ad-- dresi.

He reviewed the transaction of March 11. 1872. at sreat lensUu savtnsf that ta mad was eaptured from Jay Gould at that stme by Blscbofrsbelm GoldssulUi, ami Mias tis were paid a bribe to several of Gould's Directors. It was Anally agreed that challenger should be appointed at the election today to i--e that no voting teJono by prosyi an4 that i e'ctloit I carried unfairly ia every xe- i Saturday night, all to to I i GRAND CONCERT, EVEET WEDNESDAY A'SATUBDAT KVENINO, BT THE UNION CORNET BAND. At Sohenkelbenrer Hall.

nor. Main and Tirriala wors. They are generally operation bow, aad next week's report will show teraely Increased shipments from that quarter also. If an ine aninraciie ooiuertes were in operation, they Could send to market 000,006 ton of eoaf a week but the market Will not take that qdaatityi The -price art alts txed for tbe month, aad we believe the trade will now nut on Without any further InterruDtion this year, wKh the etngto eieeptftm ef enrtaillnf the apply to tbe wants of th market; so aa te sustain tbe prosraanu of price for i season. Coat eaa be laid la ebeatx-r Uiia month than it can be at aay time after Jely, and -those who eaa afford to lay in their stocks now had bet.

ter do so, and save the monthly ad vances. The dansand for coal ta fair, but not brisk) ewinit to the Increased qaaatitiea threw into the market since the reannpttoa, which for the last week i 146,023 tons over the shipments for the corresponding week last year." A HEAVY Startling Development ef Fraadaleat 1 Acta in San Francisco. The Ban FVanciae Bulletin of the Sd InL give the following detail of frauds. of which mention has been made ia our tele grams: "Although the nroeeedinsr of the Central Pacific Railroad authorities with reference to the defalcation of the fate Secretary of the Wester Development- Company, known by tne name or John Miner, nave Deen eonuuetea with great privacy, tbe development reached have been of such an astounding character as to preclude tbe possibility of long-continued secrecy. Miller, whose real, naine te Woodruff, is a defaulter for aa iraatea sum, poses bly reaching in tbe neighborhood of a million dollars, but the company are reticent as to tbe precise amount, 11 tney have yet aacertalnee.

nia rascal came ia mi state spout six ago, ana securing an en with tbe bv bis insidious manner ana eraity enaracter, in lngrauaue. JL- himself into tbe connden ee of the officers, sn finally obtained promotion to tbe poet of re- nsiDiuty waica enaniea sam to uistinguisn ma TBI MOST 8UCCB8FUL TH1K In California. He claimed to have been a ny ddent of one of tbe Southern State, but Is now known that he came hither from New York, where he has a wife and family resid-1 lng. He represented to hi family at the Hast tnat ne was going to Australia, ana ever i since nis residence acre ne nas corresponuea i ffitneln wK I iludlng them with the ingabome for their regularly with them tnrou Melbourne -probably delu idea tbat be was preparing a home for their removal tnitneri am aireauy anowu, uie scoundrel meantime bad literally married an estimable lady, of wealth and high social posi tion, Ul MGmilCUKh M1U UMIITIUK 111 WWU- i v. UlblUIW HMftTINMW, IB M110 VtkJ, S.Tlug erected a palatial residence at the corner of Jones and Sutter streets.

When Miller. otherwise Woodruff, was detected in his ras- calitv it is evident that he was preparintT to reave toe country anu ueser seconu who. lusbuevuuu woman luinwuiateij iivucmi the whole of her nrivate fortune to settle the defalcation, and release her supposed husband from trouble. Tbe railroad comTiany, bow-ever, had ascertained that no legal marriage relation existed between the deeply-Injured woman and the scoundrel, and Knowing a well he designed crowning hi infamy by deserting ber, refused to accept any such sacrifice. The company had taken nothing so far except property which Woodruff purchased with his stealings, and securities obtained by him in like manner.

During his term of office the, rascal has TRANSFERRED MUCH VALUABLE PROPERTY to a purchaser named Woodruff, purporting to be a resident of Australia, and, of course, none other than himself. The sales were invariably made at a low figure, the money represented in the transactions stolen from the Development Company, to be paid to himself and stolen over again. The design of tbe thief wa evidently to abscond, abandon bis wife in thi city, resume hi former identity in Australia, and realize on an immense amount of real estate through power of attorney, under the name of Woodruff. The scheme was a daring one, and carried out on a gigantic scale, with great art and shrewdness. The rascal was too avaricious, however, and delayed the consummation of the swindle until suspicion fell upon him.

The day before his hurried flight, in anticipation of arrest, be attempted to borrow $20,000 of a real estate firm in this city on his residence, and the loan would have been supplied bad his departure not been so hasty. The company are daily discovering parcels of real estate owned by the thief, represented In the name of Wood ruff, and yesterday. It Is reported, they recov ered a large amount in securities, which were secreted In the residence he lately occupied. What will be the final disposition of this precious scoundrel may not be pre dicted, as tbe autheitties or the law are not cognizant ot bis heinous eriraes, and at present he is merely in tbe custody of tbe railroad company." NEW YORK STATE NEWS. The Holly Manufacturing Company pro pose to supply Canandaigua with water works complete, including nine miles of pipe, for $73,000, and contract to run and Keep the same in repair for a term of years for $2,500 per annum.

In one of the towns of Cayuira County (Sempronius) they must bave been trying to get.up a corner on butter. According to the cedfcus enumerators, there are seventeen tons or last year's outter neiu over lor uie lull maraet 01 tuis year. According to tbe completed assessment of nrqoKiyn city lor tne present year, tne increased valuation over the total of last year, is $3,000,000. Tbe addition to the taxable valuation of this year by refusing to allow exemption irom military service la A letter from Delaware County says the drouth has seriously injured the bay crop in that county. The writer speaks of a farmer.

who resides upon tbe Delaware river, having run bis mowing machine all tbe and yet had hardly cut enough grass to warrant mm in mtcning up a team to draw it to tne barn. The Colorado bug ia also creating navoc witn tne potato crop, A daughter of Mr. John HcClurg, of As- toria, Long Island, while attempting to light a fire on Friday last with kerosene olL had her i clothes ignited, "and before assistance could be rendered was burned to a crisp. Her mother was lying seriously sick In the same room, but being too weak to render assist ance, sue wa compelled to see her daughte Dum to ueatn in ner presence. The National Convention of Bankers will meet In the Town Hall, in Saratoga, 011 the 20th lust.

About 2,000 of the leading bankers 01 tne united states nave signihed their inten tion of attending. The object of the gather ing are manifold, and it sessions are looked forward to by bankers and financiers with ro-eat interest, trusting that methods may be (devised by which many of the difficulties of exenaage may oe ooviateu. In reference to the report that the skele ton of the express robber bad beeo found in tbe main sewer of the Clinton prison, the Albany Express says: "The re port is not credited bv bis friend here in this city. His family seem to pay no attention to the occurrence whatever, as there were certain mark upon Filkins that have not been discovered UDon tbe skeleton found in this sewer. Filkins bad a couple of toes cut off one 01 nis leet, anu other maras mat would ne unmistakable.

A series of small bunrlarles have been perpetrated at stations along the line of the Northern Central Railway recently. Tbe Stanley's Corners Station and I'ostonlce were robbed of Lewis Station, of $3,00., and Hopewell Postofflce of 14.00 in stamps. Again. the safe in the depot at Santley's Station was blown open and a United Stetes xpress package! containing $220, $200 in bonds, $100 in pos tage stamps, etc, and about $30 in money and other property belonging to the railway Tbe dates bave already been axed for quite a number of fair la Oneida County and vicinity, nrst in size aad importance I the central New York fair, to be held at tbe Driving Park from September 27th till Octo ber ia. i ne county lair win oe neio at Home September 20-24.

The other fair to beheld in tbe count are Trenton Union. Trenton September 14-18; Westmoreland, September 10-11 camoen industrial, camuen, uepiem ber 16-18; Sangerfield and. Marshall, Water- ville, October 6-6. Tbe Sunday School Assembly at -Lake View Camp Orounds. on the banks of the Caaenovia Lake, about four miles from Caze- novia, i largely The Assembly under tbe management of Rev.

J. IL Vincent, D. Prof. W. 8.

Smyth, A. i. F. Crawford, K. Hogoboom and W.

Williams. The object is to increase the interest in Sunday school work in central flew 1 orlc The ground comprise about 33 acre handsomely laid out. The benches for the congregation will seat about people. The annual camp- meeting at these grounds will be neia commencing August ism, A woman who would not srive her name. had two sleeping babies, one three months and one three year of age, at the K.

W. O. Railroad depot at WatertOwa, on Saturday, and asking another woman to see to them while she stepped out to do a little bopping, went away, and was gone from 11 A. At- to P. M.

four hour. Some time before' she returned it wa very naturally suspected that she bad deserted her offspring, and search wa saada for her by the police. When asked why ah left them aa long, she replied tbat she thought she had a right te. and didn't know as it did anybody aay harm. On Mondav morning, a German woman named HanRah Deiter And riving at Rochester, get on th train at Newark for bom.

Bb her trunk tm her ooeket-aad not being need to traveling and wo finding ber trunk when abe got en, she lamped off was ma over, the car wtKeTi pawiTigTrVeT- BBS leg below the knee and over the other foot. Tbe train she jumped from passed on, but Mr. A. W. Hyde saw the accident from his bouse aad promptly ran to her relief.

Just la time te save aer irom oeing eruaned by th train coming down. She wa takes to Hr. Hyde's residence where her leg aad 'part of the foot were atnpuiBiu. Jaawleey Rosiks-Mmrt. Wednesday, julv 1.

ins. at the hous. of the bride's auher, 45 'Prospect ATram, nj wra T. rjWTIuriojre, tnaries If. Roaeis and Mis Florence K.

Merry, all of suHra. (TLllIT-WllLSS-oi the lath haaA- rnrrka ast. mmt Mciifity, a rja osepn-s VHManU, Mr. Bait. 0Learyof Port Robinson.

OnL, aad IMeeV MABTVBSOir. In thi eitr. on the nth instant. Mary, lataot child of Jantea and Matt Masteiae. Bean.

At ITorth Bn flaln. en tha 11th Instant Frank 8w yoengest sea of William aad Maria S. Bash, ajced years aad aaontha. gsFaaeral front his father- residence, eel East Street. OB Wedneadav mjrninr at 1 oefmk.

Friendsat th family ar nupotunllj havmsd a VossmKavAt Peinsuarah. Cattanuwna Co rn. iHi7 nmr, a. wi 9t jm Camwrav At Summit Township. Crawford fa jnlv 1.

187ft. Mite Corwin. aaed as veara. formerly of Aurora, anfl brother of UmlateaiBt- Cerwla af th eity. -m fOEY TO sVOAwSeveral ftteasand 1 lars to lotm tm bond and sssarhiaaew Prima security required.

Apply I I i aorta, being finable to pull without serious attack of vomiting. avoid vrepUUoaHO( tbBbrUuuU collision of last year a plan baa been adopted ol buoying the course off in lanes down which the crews must pull, each ol thea in mown eoorjeThi emslaaf rs excellent steering, and from the collision that bave occurred with the buoys thus far it Is anticipated that some of the boats will ran foul of them tomorrow. It is to be hoped, that there will be nothing whatever to mar the fairness ana success of the contest, it is a goea square pull, the victors will receive well-earned applause, notwithstanding the disappointment of the thousands of graduates from the other colleges represented. The sport for tbe week. open today with the Freshmen race.

This, of course, does not excite anything like the interest which attaches to the University Regatta. In this day's contest Harvard, Cornell, Brown and Princeton are represented, and It is claimed tbat they rank in this order in the pools, and in the predictions of those who watch tbe crews at practice. It will be a lively time at Saratoga for the next few days. The contesting col leges are each represented by crowds of excited adherents, all of whom profess to bave the utmost confidence in the victory of their respective crews. The result, however, Is beyond prediction.

The race is riot always to the swift, nor are there any on tbe inside." For this at least is a race that is never sold out. TUB STATE CBNSDS. It will be time enough to pass judgment upon the work of the census enumerators In Buffalo after they have completed It. There are complaints of negligence and inaccuracy; but trust that these are not well-founded. From all parte of the State, however, the complaints are loud and open that the collection of the statistics and enumeration of the people have been simply ridiculous In their manifest incompleteness.

The Herald says that the work has been conducted in a notoriously loose way in the metropolis. It is thought by some that the returns will not represent the actual population into several hundred thousands. The enumerators met with srreat obstacles where they tried to be thorough. Even in bouses of well-edu cated and ostensibly refined people the information asked for was refused. Then, too, the tusk allotted to a few of the enu merators was too large to be thoroughly attended to in the prescribed time, and the result was hurry and loose work.

Complaints of this sort come from every large city and town in the State. The inevitable conclusion is that the census will be worse then no census at all. Properly compiled, and with every measure adopted to secure accuracy, such an enu meration of the people is of the highest value. When performed In a slip-shod way it is actually worse than nottiing. It is proposed in some quarters that the large cities and towns should have the census re-taken, at the expense of the corporations.

This would certainly pay better than it will to have false returns published of the number of inhabitants. AN BASY LEAD. Without any sort of acknowledgment, the Minnesota Democratic Convention incorporated In their platform a few sounding sentences from Governor Til hen's first Message. Forthwith the Til- hen organs in thia State, big and little, go into spasms of delight, and have hysterical visions of greater coming glory for I he powerful Railroad Governor of New York. The New York Tribune begins its sjilurge with the declaration that the Minnesota Democrats accept Governor lead," continues it by showing where they found their "straight forward, honest and ringing" resolution, and cutis it with the sapient remark that Democracy at last learns." The Buffalo Courier follows the Tribune In expressing the opinion that the words of Uie resolution show to" whose leadership they looked," and affects to find in the Minnesota plagiarized platform another proof that the New York Democratic pro gramme will become the political basis of the national party." What hollow clap-trap! What delicious nonsense The Tribune and the Courier perfectly understand how these ready- made political platforms are constructed and how much consideration is given to them to by the conventions.

Their expe rienced editors must have laughed in their oleeves while gravely endeavoring to per suade their unsophisticated readers that vast deal of political significance, of national import, was revealed In this bold piece of plagiarism, so cunningly played upon his associates by the chairman of the committee on resolutions. We should not be afraid to undertake to prove that the Minnesota platform was prepared long in -advance of the convention, and that even the main who patched It up, when ne judek nne words, naa no more thought of assisting the New York statesman to secure the next Democratic nomination tor tfio presidency, than he had of acknowledging the authorship of the sounding resolution whioh he palmed off as his own work. When the Tildbn organs say that the Minnesota Democrats accept Governor Tilpejs lead," they really know nothing more than that their western brethren have stolen his-powder. MURDERED IN US. One would think that after the repeated illustrations of the fatal results that may ensue, it would not be necessary to repeat warnings in reference to pointing loaded ttrearms at persons.

It may Uckle some weak-minded man, to see a woman fright ened as the muzzle of a gun or a revolver pointed at her. But surely the satisfaction arising from that ungentlemanly demonstration is not equivalent to the horror and remorse that follow If the piece is accidentjy discharged. The lates and one of the moat painful cases of. this kind Is reported from New Haven. It seems that a young man accompanied by his wife bad gone to spend the evening at a friend's He had been practicing to become a member of newly organized "team, and bad his rifle with him at the time of this visit.

For some unexplained reason be loaded. the weapon, and then, playfully pointed it at a lady who was In the room. She of course screamed and urged the fellow to perilous a joke. But he must nave nu mnpi Wrjug there so exhilarating as playmg upon the fears of the weaker sex. Soon there was a discharge heard, then a ptoiolosj the unfortunate woman fell dead to the floor, as the bullet had gonethrough the braiu.

Then was- the time tor" the wretched man to cut up any- number Tfa trt i 11 1 the floor, and adopted-other and approved methods of showing that he was "wild with fear: and remorse." But be bad had hi little joke. The penalty for it was the sacrifice of a human the killing of a wife and a mother, The 2ie Haven Register, from whose reporter's account we obtain these facts, says that there Is not the" least suspicion that the young (cllow bad any idea Of doing his unfortunate -victim any Perhaps not- Yet he knew Chat he was jeopardizing human life; be was urged to desist, and warned of what might follow. He saw that the victim of bis joke Was suffering To keep it up he doubtless put his finger upon tbe trigger and pretended that he waa really going to shoot. lJAnd.A ally 4toJaj Li. a corpse at his feet.

not the taw to take cognizance, of such criminal carelessness? Should there not be severe punishment for such murder, even though it is committed in fun Until tbe guilty parties In such recklessness, are made to matter. Bat 5,000 a very mu allowance for BhearmanJ Those tear engbt to eauat lot more money than that, The olo convict irTW Ohio" Fenltesv tiary Is dead. He had been inmate of that Bstitrjtion for UurtV-eitfhs rears. Ooder a life sentence, which was literally carried out. He went there eomprtJr ytg-erfy an his adult III, reauhiag thrown two general float, was spent ta rigorous confinement.

Ills offence was murder ia the paroxysm or pas sion, and for it he made this predigiaus atonement of suffering. A German paper give alistof Priac Bismarck' decoratioam, bow-: farty-twe ia number. They comprise German, Belgian, Greek, lUIiaa, Austrian. Spaatsh, Swedish, Turkish, Tunisian, Persian, asvdSU- fordera, also the Danish Danaebrog Grand Cross, the Grand Cross of the French Legion of Honor, th Austrian Iron Crown, th 8aa Marino Grand Cross, and a medal tor saving a drowsing man, this last being first in point of date. It would certainly be dim cult for the Prince to wear all, or even half, then distinctions st one time, A number ef the German orders were conferred by potentates who.

ranch against their will, have since been placed on the retired list. Mr. Bobeson, Consul at Edinburg, gave an informal banquet to the American Bine Team last night at the City Club. Got Gilder- sleeve says that nearly all tbe member of the team will reach London in time to take part individually in the several matches at Wimbledon on Saturday. CoL Gildersleeve has officially replied to aa Inquiry from tbe London agent of the Associated Press, that the determination of tbe American not to shoot In another team match on that side of the Atlantic ia final.

He say the member of tbe team are now separated and cannot be brought together for any purpose before next week. Five or six of them would probably Jl be glad a individual to shoot at Wimbledon on Saturday next, if the Lloyds cup is offered for competition to all comers. A DETERMINED SUICIDE. The Deliberate Way In which a Distin guished Artist Killed Himself. Rome Corretponaence Philadelphia Bulletin, i June SUA.

A dreadlul tragedy took place on Sunday which has caused much sadness and horror among artistic and professional Romans. The distinguished Juvara, tbe Director of the Ke gia Calcografia, or royal engraving establishment, committed suicide on Sunday morning In the strangest and most' painful manner. Juvara was an engraver of tbe highest repu tation, a numl of the celebrated Parma engra ver, Toechi. Ufa Madonna delta Regis (of Maples), by Raphael, is regarded as one or tne finest engravings ol the day. It took a grand prize at Berlin and one at Rome.

His St. Charles Borromeo During the I est at Milan," from Mancinelle's picture, is also a remarka ble woric. juvara enjoyed a nne reputation and was no lonsrer at the sentimental erther -eciou age when one plays lightly with this precious rift. life. He was sixty-seven years old, easy in means, married to-a good, kind wife, had no children, lived in a quiet, orderly, old-fashioned way.

He was born; at Messina, and had not visited his native, ettv tor twenty- seven years. This very week he was expected at Messina, where his townspeople intended giving turn A PUBLIC KKCBPTIOK and presenting him with a fine medal which they have bad coined in his honor. On Saturday night be played at tarocchio (a game ot ohance with a sort of checkered cards) un to eleven o'clock. It is now remembered that he complained of nervousness and of suffering from the electricity in the air. it ts also known, so I heard from some of his friends who were at my Monday' reception, tbat he has been vexed and annoyed for some time past by anonymous letters, coming from per sons no were jealous or his success and rep utation.

It appears, also, that a disposition to suicide has been shown by other members oi nig iamuy wnen tney were sunenng trouble. His brother, a priest, in Sicily, hag tried three times to put an end to his life, Still no one dreamed that Juvara was keenly tormented by these wicked, base let ters aa to think of disturbing bis pleasant, respectable old existence. He lived comfort ably in an apartment that is in tbe Stamperia Palace, which palace you will' remember if you have ever gone to the Roman Stamper! to buy their wonderfully cheap as well as beautiful engravings. It is in the Via della Stamperia, near the Fountain of Trevl and Sala Dante. His family consisted of himself.

his wife and a faithful old maid servant. At 8 o'clock Sunday morning his wife went to church. Juvara told the maid, old Mariannina that he was going out on business, to see the finance officer of the Stamperia, to arrange anatrs previous to nis departure lor Messina. On tbe contrary, he shut himself up under lock and key in his private studio, and pro ceeded in A LEI8CRKLY AND SYSTEMATIC MANNER to kill himself. He was over hours ner- formlng the horrible act, and has left a writ ten record oi nis sensations dunnn til at time At eight o'clock he cut a vein in his foot and collected tbe blood in a dish; then with brush painted with it on the wall on a great cartoon various sentences at umerent hours for instance, one of these sentences said Half-past eight o'clock With a serene and cheerful conscience I am awaiting my death.1 Another is "Ten o'clock Death has not yet arrived.

I now cut tbe vein in my arm." At half-past ten he wrote How strange I The blood mount to my bead. God pardon me. for I pardon my enemies." A curious sen tence is this: Mulniirht Mv dear, dear wife has returned horn. I hear Mariannina beating her boots. Good, honest Klrl." At one o'clock be wrote: "Some one knocks st my door." Tbe saddest sentence is this Two o'clock I bave recovered my reason.

My God, what have I What a rash act! It is too late, however, to repair the evu. win now put an enu to myseu i once." Whereupon it seems that he took revolver and shot himself in his mouth, which killed him instantly, but he wag not found until four o'clock, when be had been dead some hours. He bad an appointment at three o'clock with the financial officer of the Stamperia. i. nis person waited lor juvara some time then, knowing that the director wag exacti tude ltseir, ne sent to the Stamperia to what caused bis absence.

His family grew anxious, and several friends were applied to. Search was made for him, and, after some delay, tbey concluded to break open the private sbuuiu uuvr, rfueru tney lounu THS POOR OLD If AN DEAD sitting, In an arm-chair, holding tbe revolver i a one nana me oiooay writing on the wall, and also a letter lying on the table, Which be bad written during his long death agony or six hours, told the tad story. Ia the latter be gave tbe sad account of the migecy the ano nymous letter naa causea mm. lie likewise mentioned the name of hi base, envious tor mentors, and expressed an entire forgiveness towards them aa he hoped God might forgive him. Poor old man 1 On Tuesday he was ranra wiin muca nonor.

i TERRIFIC RAIN-STORM. The Heaviest Ever Known In Colorado. Prom th Socky Mountain tiewt, Julu 6th. One of the most startling and terrific wind. rain and hail-storm known in tbe history of Colorado occurred in certain sections in the vicinity of Denver Sunday afternoon.

In some localities it resulted in a serious destruction of crops, the full extent of which we are not able to approximately estimate at present. Even la the city the rainfall was steady and heavy, but on all aide of it was violent, terrlfle. and destructive. Th storm-cloud, when first observed, was swinging and wbirliLg out from tbe foot-hill, but it soon separated Into two sections, one-half passing to the south, and iav ouoer trie norm "I iwnror. Att tue Vicinity of Littleton, i and further south, on tbe una oi tne narrow-gauge ranroao, rainfall wa extremely heavy, though there Was no wind hail to spealt of.

The rush of water CAUSED THREE BREAKS on the Platte Canal at Big Dry Creek, near Littleton, the wash-outs embracing about 100 feet of embankment altogether. It will require a force of fifteen men during tbe next two days to repair tbe damage. What amount of damage, if any, wa done to the crops to the southward haa not yet been reported. Tbe Denver A Rio Grande Railway track wa damaged In several places. However, a train went out yesterday at tbe usnal boor, but up to a late hour last evening no train bad arrived from tbe south.

No doubt everything wilt pkmd utr running eiiroviniy lousy, in Clear Creek'Vallev, between Table Moantaln and the Platte, the storm raged for an hour witn -J TERRIBLE WRY. The destruction on Christian Ridge, mile from tbe city, in the direction of Clear Creek, root up a leariut total in the Jos of crop. The gale leveled many fences and and twisted off shade trees and shook farm-house to their foundations. Tbe bail descended like a' solid mass of ice, killing chickens by the dozen, split- nriHJHt uuw uiq very UUfO, aSHl mowing fields of beaded oats, rye and wheat. After the storm, which tasted nearly sn hour, the teikA-nt" ewWeC- i'Stiaii were hit usually bard, and ia some instances almost square.

A small bridge on the Colorado Cen tral Railroad, eastern division, two miles I ram uoiuen junction, was swept away by A RUSH OS" WATER- over dry aaad bed, aad some delay WWM uww sal across Sand Creek, on owseqaeuee. The bridge I tbe Beaver Pacific, wa iff wa two hundred leet carried off. The bridge loDg. Beside this, anmeroo carverta were washed oat at different point oa the Hoe be tween toe oty and Hughe StettoU. Tbe Sun day (rata from Cheyenne arrived here at 1 o'clock yesterday morning.

Tbe only train eat out ever tbat road yesterday were a freight-train and a special carrying Queen's vircus, wiucn mus bam bikbs. THE COAL TRADE. The PoUmille fPsnn.) Miner' Journal of the 0th inst. says: The quantity of eoal sent from this region the last week was, by rail, UMM tons; canal, 17,66 ton; for the week, 148,018 tons, against SS.M5 ton for the eorre-spondint week last year; increase, 79,533 tons, supply sent from all the regions for the week was, anthracite, 478,433 tons: bitumin ous, 87,796 for tbe week, 666,303 tone, against bob lor tne corresponding week last year: Increase. tons.

The 4th of Julv occurred in tbe eorrespondir; week hut year. Xbia year it fell ia the week which will be closed tomorrow. The Supply sent from all the region so tar this vear foot up ton, against 10,686,038 tons to same period last year: decrease, 2,212,045 tons. The de crease In anthracite is 3,305,678 tons. Tbe region were all at work last week except in the Lehigh where the eoUierice started ser- wttor tax-rwi lectors.

They bad boouct catered tbta ttey sailed Mr. Ponser, wfc waa tloM, bound, gagged sad baadcaffed bar, the adMiiliertasealBsr asalhnWst, whew proceeded to rauaack the bouse from top Then' obtained; (orty thousand dollars of Tlrglnla State bond, bat overlooked ten. thousand dollari of Sew York Central securities. After the departure of tbs robber, Mr. Dosser succeeded la attracting- the atten tion ot a passer-by and was rescued from ber painful position Tber is no clue to the thieve.

1 MOB PROOF. DemecraUe papers in this State aflect make light of the alleged alliance be tween the Roman, Catholic Church and the Democratic" party in Ohio, and con tinue to assert that there ia nothing in it. They, say' that neither the speeches of Democratic orators, nor tbe writings of Roman Catholic editors, onght to be cepted as evidence of tbe existence of the because such expressions are nothing but words, words, words." Tbey ask for facte, something tangible, some action that would speak londer than words, to sustain the assertions of the EenoWiean newspapers. There la nothing unreasonable in the demand. Besides, it is the safest line of defeuca, which the Democratic editors can take.

But, what will tbey do with the facte, if any are submitted Not let their readers see -the proof, we venture to as sert. Here, for example, an exact copy of an ofiicinl voucher now pn file at the proper department, produced by the Ohio State Journal of Thursday last: Columbus, June SO, 1876. Ohio Penitentiary, i 7b Jambs Rtcu akdh. Dr. For Books for Catholic Church.

S37.S3 Keceired varment, Jasii Kicuakds. I certify tbe a bore account to be correct and chargeable lo (general expenses erased) Library. U. M. INK IS, waraen.

The voucher is endorsed "approved, and the endorsement is signed by J. P. Bruck. WrLUAU SB aw, and R- M. Mo DoifNKLL, Directors.

The Journal de clares that "it is a new thing that the State of Ohio should supply any denom ination With books at the general expense of taxpayers," and it not unreasonably asks; If religious sects are to bave their libraries paid for out of the State Treasury, then why not their churches, monasteries, hospitals and schools? And if the Penitentiary to be stocked with Catholic books at the expense of the State, then why not every jail, infirmary or other public institution, whether penal or char Now the above voucher looks like fact, and a very substantial fact, in proof of the allegation that the Democratic party In Ohio has undertaken to admin ister the public offices, and especially the reformatory and charitable Institutions, for the benefit of the ambitious Roman Catholic Church, in consideration of receiving the solid unbroken vote ol the Roman Catholic citizens of that State, ae was promised by Archbishop Purcell's official organ. In reference to the above voucher, as the Cleveland Leader point out, 'f the facts In evidence are, 1st, that the State Government, including the management of the penitentiary, is in the hands of tiie Democrats; 2d, that the voucher shows that Jbooks to the value ot 37.KC were purchased on the 30th of June, for the Catholic Church, and paid for out of the public treasury; 3d, that the voucher upon which tiie purchase was made was approved by three directors of the Prison, all Democrats." These lacU cannot be disputed. If they do not possess the significance which we have ascribed to them, what then do they mean One such inexorable fact as this voucher presents is worth more than columns of unsustained assertion. We should be glad' to tint) some of our ingenious Democratic contemporaries in this State coolly endeavoring ta explain it away. TUB SABATOGA CONTBST.

For the next forty-eight hours public interest will give the college races at Saratoga the preference over politics, the Beecher case, or any other topic. Every year witnesses an increase of interest in the manly contests between the students of the leading universities of the country. It is not long since Yale aud Harvard were about the only contestants, and outside of the students and graduates of these universities, the public paid little attention to the For many years' Harvard was the victor- won her first victory ln1864 at Lake Quinsiga-mond, and this was repeated in the following year. Harvard regained her laurels in 1868. In 1871 Amherst was the winner over Harvard and Brown.

Yale did not appear, and Amherst came in ahead in, 1872, with Harvard, Bowdoin, Williams and the Amherst Agricultural? following in her wake. Perhaps the first race to awaken general interest was that at Springfield in 1878, The contest was a very close Eleven boats were entered, arid Yale earned tbe prize after- a desperate and very close struggle. After this Saratoga waa selected as the site, and from tbeneeforUf, the University Regatta may be regarded as one of the country's institutions. Last year nine colleges were represented. Columbia bore oil the flag.

Tide and Harvard came into collision, inid our readers have 'not forgotten the war of words that followed. In the University race tomorrow there are, thirteen ejitries: Amherst, Bowdoin, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Hamilton, Harvard, Princeton, Union, Wesleyan, Williams, Yale. It is the impression of a vast majority of those already at the' lake that Yale will be the winner, $hft is certainly the favnritejn the pools ancf with the correspondent: But we notice that tbe latter have been writing very cautiously ot late. Captain Cook, of the Yale men, has within the past few days made a change In the crew; putting Hau; la- the place of hani- uer. The forme Buffalo boy, an excellent pulling in last year's some ssTYale'a bacfere doubt the policy ot making a change at this late hour.

too, several of the corre- spendente expreas a-fear that the Yale men have been over-trained. Tbey bear marks ol fatijruevand ar lo'dVlnr verv "Blum," as coUege boys express It. It is barely possible that these rumors are being circulated to affect the pools, for Yale was altogether too strong to be profitable a few day! ago. But be the reason what it may, Yale stock has very materially weakened since Saturdays 6- -i For second are about' even for Harvard, Cornell, Colura- Ua' and Wesleyan. Harvard baa been SissSStj Ssiii uSi il 1 il II untlis many noble victories to give her an enviable reputation.

Her boy are pulling their stroke, though somewhat slower. The Williams, men are conceded to be next to Yale the handsomest rowers on tbe lake. Aud here we would say that there Is no execution, the Tale crew la their boat. Tbe fear is develoPed ctence and skOI to a point whexo-they interfere with vim and enthu- VltutaM. nnll.

jml.k siasnu- Columbia pulls tbe same quick sharp stroke 'With, which ber boys conquered last year. The Williams stroke is tbat of the New Club. To sam up in the words of the correspondent of flie Springfield Republican, most of the other strokes are either poor imitations of Yale or an every-man-for-bimself stroke, best exemplified by the Bowdoin crew, which is, however, muscularly very strong and may win the race. The heaviest crew are the Princetons, and, next to them, the The Union crew are the lightest and youngest. The Hamilton boys are the fattest.

The eaufidenl crews, that is, those who really to come in first, are Yale, Princeton, Cor nell, Wesleyan and Columbia, cimw-with hopes are Amherst and Dartmouth. rest may be considered as crews, with rathe Indefinite expectations. Writing from the lake on Saturday, tbo reported have been. The men who' are so tb assv e4 lodei weapossa as be made to realize that the law will take strict account sf every fatal reaaltj of these dangerous jokes. To ww CemnfetLioa man.

Mr. it. Judge of the Bradford LCoaty Court, has ta-Siued a penalty ot to on Mr. Ihrakl Thomson, a member ot th Bradford Town Coeneil, foe saving- acted as a la era ber ot the Council while ojs- juaiiaea from so doing: by reason of Bis barms interest eertaia praai aad employatenU aader Cereorauon. We reproduce the above a foreign paper, not so much to show that they do these things better abroad, as to serve as warning to members of the Buffalo Common Council.

We presume that the Bradford Town-Councilman was thus convicted and fined, under a law that Js no more explicit or stringent than the one which has been violated by Mr. KMKAK and our other trading aldermen. Our judge would doubtless punish them as severely as the law allows. The only thing that saves them is the. lack of a prosecutor.

But somebody will yet rise up to assume that responsibility, unless the demoralizing practice is stopped. They avk had a bad case of Civil Rights bill down in Georgia, and it was treated in the way known only to the chivalric Southron. A negro having paid first-class fare Insisted upon bis right to equivalent accommodations. He entered a car where some white "gentlemen" were seated. This was too much tor Cau casian pride to brook.

So what did they do about it Why, they gathered around the offensive object and commenced to spit on. him. They covered him with saliva and tobacco-juice. Finally one of the "knights" went to the water-cooler, filled his capacious mouth with a half- gallon of the fluid," and squirted it out with the force of a fire-engine'" on the face of the victim. Tbe latter thereupon yielded his seat to the chivalry and went into the "nigger car." This is the story as the Savannah ffetet tells It a high- toned, Conservative Democratic paper, and the same authority commends this as an effective way to defeat the -Civil Rights MIL" A largs- crowd headed by a band of music went to Mr.

BEECHEit'S residence at Peckskill last evening, serenaded, and then called him out for a speech. He responded and spoke for over an hour. His remarks were thoroughly characteristic of the man, if the telegraphic sum mary does them any justice. He alluded to the immense expense to which the trial had subjected him, but congratulated himself upon the fact that the other side had no money wherewith to pay their bills. It was laudation and self-laudation all around.

The crowd were satisfied, the clergyman wu more than satisfied, and if well-disposed, right-minded people refrain from comment, it is all that can be expected. A crowd of Orangemen, peacefully returning from a pio-nlc with their wives and children, were attacked at Lawrence, Massachusetts, and severely injured. Some of them may die. The Mayor had to appear to preserveorder. and for a while the town was in terror.

And for what? Why, forsooth, because inoffensive men dared to celebrate an an niversaxy that is not fraught with pleasing memories for the Roman Catholic Irish, The latter can take up the public streets in commemorating their patron saint, and it is all right. But woe to the man who dares to wear the Orange ribbon I We are not surprised to note that the Law rence Orangemen at last drew revolvers and fired upon their cowardly assailants. The bolder the burglar nowadays the better Ids chance to avoid detection and arrest. The despatches bring the account of a desperate affair in New York City A set of scoundrels entered house in one of the most frequented parts of the metropolis, at noon, secured and gagged the woman who admitted them, and then went through the bureaus, drawers, and other places where valuables could be found. They left no clue, and were even ungallant enough to leave the lady in her painful situation.

In modern burglary it certainly pays to be bold. POLITICAL. Tbe people of Nebraska vote on their Con stitution Oct. 12. Three Democratic newspapers in Califor nia are edited by women.

i i Ex-Governor Bigler, of Pennsylvania, consents to have his name used as a candidate for Governor. The Democrats and Liberal of Wisconsin hold their State Convention on Sept. 8th in- 1 Mil nf An Tiilw nth Governor Hendricks refuses to) receive any interviewer from tbe Cincinnati En quirer. He doe not care to talk about the currency, i Ex-Governor Stone, of Iowa, washes his hand of Shepherd Le flier, and recede from the Liberal-Democratic party. He will take the stump on the Republican side, at least within a year.

Fits Henry Warren, another famous Liberal, utterly repudiate Leffler. The people are not likely to forget tbat Mggestive remark of the Toledo Catholic Review: That the Catholic vote should be cast solidly for tbe Democracy at the coming election is undoubtedly true. It I tbe only possible hope tq break down tbe school system." When Gov. Leslie and Gov. Harlan, rival candidate for th Kentucky Governorship in Itm, were (tamping together, tbey found one place only a single bed for th two.

Well," said Leslie, a tbey got comfortably under its comfortable, one thing is certain the next Governor ef Kentucky te lying in tats bed." There are rumors of a grand secret Demo cratic pow-wow In Hew York soon, to talk over Presidential matters. It Is the scheme of leaders of th Governor Tilden school, who foresee a serious breach in the National Con vention between the Eastern and Western Democracy on the financial question, unless existing difference of opinion can be recon ciled beforehand by a friendly talk. It is rumored in political circles that John Kelly and John Morrissey have settled their difference, aad that harmony reigns ia the Tammany wigwam. It ia (aid tbat Mr. Mop.

rissey deasaaded that the laborers' wage should be Increased to S3 day; aad tbat Oommiatioaer Fits John ahoald re-(tga. The politicians believe that John Kelly and Mayor Wlcknam have yielded to Mr. Morrissey' demand, aad tbat Gen. Porter is te be transferred to the engineershtpof the Department of Docks, and the Commlsmooer-hip of Public Work is to be given to a short- haired Tammany Democrat. PKBSOSAL.

Honslgnenr Charles La Biqne, Bishop of St. Hyacinth. Canada, died at Belocil yester day morning. fhoaaaa G. Shearman of counsel for Mr.

Beecher, sailed for Europe by the ateamei gjjswsiwe, of Ue White Star Line on Sat- Gen. Frank P. Blair leaves a wife and eight children. had no fortune, and was dependent upon the office of Insurance Com missioner, which he held, for support. IMAasCH.

raaaJrw-w the- frrs stu dent of Harvard who ever waat to CaUfomia, being compelled by tll-haalth to interrupt hi studies ia 183a, when he made "the trip de-oribed In his Two Tear Before the Mast" -The physicisa ia attendance upon Robert Dal Owen, la Indiana, gives it as bis opinion that his patient is hopelessly insane. He say farther, The JndianapoU Journal aanouaoa that the disease I softening ef tbe brain, and that Mr. Owen cannot be expected to live longer than a fortnight," A euriori document wa produced st th Bowdoin CoUege coMmencement dinner, week, by one of their fellow-classmates of 182S in the shape ef a. wager between Hathaaiel Hawthorne aad Jeaathaa Cilley, Hovember 14, 1814, CiUey betting a barrel of old Madeira win that twelva year from that day Haw. thorn would be saarried or a widower.

Cilley test, aad wm preparing to p7 tfc forfeit when he fell ia a duel, Hew Tort 9um disposes of of Mr. BMetai Mr S0.008 (alary for thi as follow: William M. Kvarta. eotmsel fee, ex-Judge Porter, Aea- Ha AMiott, 1 General Tracy, S5.0O0: fcbearaaan, witnesses inehteBtals, total, 7 3,000: leaving $5,000 for the extra wear and tear of th paa- stsv, Jtsw Hims less, as thi plant (the eaf BrrrVT-lack Watnot, Marble-top, a good a new, mane oy tiersee, lor sue as a ban A t.AftK ASSORTMEKT of White L.1 ml Wire Ware, aa il rostrated ta the House hold which has beea sent to yoor re- ar sale KM, JOl Waatuaglo Si ANEW Pnatec Maehtne; will eats raising beautifully aaid will do ap peateg a aie a Wt win show yon new it naone at W. Main Street i 1 1 ITT AH OPPOBrltJ a rA'Toafcred eserybudy to make home happy, by emschaslnjr a Box of CrandaU's Henagen meeke something entirely new, at ARTHUR CURISTXX'b, and SOI sum street.

lyuui A 1TENTION, TUAVKLERS To da cHaafre water and diet, ose Appleby's Dot-. lariMscaceoraing to oireouoB. AOBMaopauu Pharmiacy.AB Main Street. spSsf f'A TTKlfTI0m.iMy tfttl BlieVStor. JY Ka2 jtlgie Jtseet, wul lie kept opea tfll -n'nlnrik -Lan ail hat nawya lhA.amorj 1b- trtnsie Range, ogi itei nreraioT, ana, outer special ties.

A. KKI lis Mala street. -DTJSISrBSS CHAHCSV-An Arency for I I Domestio Sewing- Machine for Baffalo is now to be had by some reliable party. For particular call on the Alo.lv MrwriaA Mr. at sultwell's Mr OuMe, tririe 8taa (ucr.

lyiaus elOOlt WimEIKiA eoripetent person to eook, wash and iron for a small family. Apply immediately at Delaware Street, )yU3 DIVORCES legally obtained for Incompatibility, residence unnecessary! fee after decree. Address P. O. Box 137, Chicago, Ili.

tJ16 DP. LEE'S Home Institute A Boarding- tehapl fae both sexesvt Xyaek-on-the, Hudson, mifef abovw N. Ti re-open 8s pt. T. mates, nttnary and Academic Jfxpensea, sn lyiscxesMrjyiueB T71VKHTBOOY' CORNIIi Wants, Uo- Sli tioes.

Ave lines or less, in this place (th best In the paper) for AO eenta the first insertion, ana as oenos eaoa aqniHenat T7HR fflSNT-Tbe three-story Brick Building aj ta and Carroll Street, built tor a large manufactory. Apply at Sfl Seneca street, apltf TTrOB 9 ALB OX RBNT-TWO-i -story Senses AJ wlUi.all plenty most, and twe veeani tots on College near Allen. Inquire of D. D. a snariner atreera.

HASH, over Weat- era saving itanc Biyswz lwa, ani CllntSn Street, opposite Court I nnire at 0b Main Street. rv Brit Santa. 41 House. In- quire at oe Kaia street. jyra The place get Stewart, Meridian I and other Stoves repaired, at IS East Eagle Street, Ketcham's Exhibition Depot and Sale- room.

At iiunn 11. auoitw. "TTWTXNt Sunday afternoon, on Main JJ a Pocketbeok. eontaintnc: a small i money. Apply to JOSKFH MOUTON, 219 Mala H'root- JyWU8 rjoRSB, Buggy, Harness, Robe and Cutter as Ter.ale che.

ftcaa bef ees tt Hollawsvsj Stable pa A II so struct. Sold log atari ofaset ly! IMPROVED Family Fruit and Jelly Presses, Force lain and Brass Kettle, Fruit Jars, healing Wax, Cherry Stoners, at C. K. ALB RIDGE1 8, SOT, JM and sn Washington Street. KETCHAM'S DEPOT, St.

James Hall Bulldinflr. is the place for Manufacturers to exhibit, advertise and selltbeir Bsoduouoas, aadJ for Burcansars -lo bay Steam Engines, 1 Maehiaeit- aad aianatwttttinrs' articles, 4 jlylatll I OST Local Order Mo. 1809 on Jubilee Water Fund, dated Jnne It, 1875, amount $740.88, payable order of Phillet 6. Meyers. Payment on same has been stopped.

The finder will be rewarded oa returning to 1878 Kiagara St. JylttlB YMAS JAB COVERS and Btnrs, Jelly I Presses, Cherry Stoners, Preserving Kettles, best Fly Trap for 75c, Iron Pot Scrubs, Feather trusters, fnamoia, A iie atats in straw, wooa ana crochet. W. WOLTGE, 319 Main Street. "KTOTICE.

Wants. Notices. Ac. five lines 04 il lesfc. in this nlace (the best in the oaperl for JO sent the lrst Intsruoiy and ts cents-.

addKl tionai insertion. U. 'H NOTICE. A cbanee not to be met with every day. A well-established Millinery Business to be disposed of.

First-class location. Satisfactory reasons given for reu'noaiehiRg. Apply to misses At. a u. jsK-lM-riiiiKZVra eh.

OFFICK and Salesroom of Artificial Marble Work removed to A R. Ketcham's Depot, SU James Jlal. Budding, Where Mantels, Furni. ture Tops, can I pc luitou at very low prices. lylOtlfi T1LBA8ANT RtX)M8 nrnished or unfur- niahed, with Board, at 90 8wan StreeL Also, gqou xauie rwaro.

jyu rp HOTEL-KEEPERS, ETC. Situation A. wanted by-man and wife (English). Both are experienced ss Hostler and flrstlass Cook. The country preferred.

Address A. li. this office. Jyl3U5 aplttf rpo RENT Office 48 Exchange Street, Wasb- JL ingion niocK. size aoont feet, witn fuwi irvurooz suit, inquire or MATTHEWS WARREN.

rilKIUMIMI Washing Machine saves save ktniag, lb tiaads. It will wash clean. It will do the whole work- washing, rinsing and blueing. VC WAL- BKIDUE, tn, 28 and tpl Washington Street. WANTS AND WANTED.

Want, Notices, Ac, Ave lines or less, in this place (the best in. tbe paper) for 00 cent th firfttinaev- "Vr ANTED Partner with tS.OuO to 10,000 in a first-lass successful Manufacturing Business: In this city. Address, with real name. ix. 11., uus omce.

jy "ttr AT 11- li.S, Ioe-Pieks, Lemon, if nuacKV, Pitch ere, Taso, and TV 8iuoecm, Befrirerators, Fly au Kinusox bb aimer trooas. A. BKIO, 119 Main Street. WHAT YOU WANT. Wants, Mottoes, five lines or less, in this nlace I the beat in the paper) for SO eenta the ftarst insertion, and 26 cents eaon aaaitionai insertion.

THE BUFFALO IDAHO Gold Mining po. OF BUFFALO, K. T. Capital Stock, $250,000. SSd0 EACH.

Officers and TRnsTaaa John P. Xinsteld, President; Louis Allgewahr, Vice-President; Joseph L. Haberstro, Treasurer; Julius Cohen, Boors tary; F. Kalteubaoh, Charles 6erbr, Jacob Ituhn, Trustees. A limited amount of Stock ef this Company can still be bad for a few davs more.

Owinc- to the excellent renort madrbv oar Viee- President, and other Rood and reliable news, the 'inuuRWDsre aeciaea to procure an tne necessary mactuuerv and sumolent sun niies for all win ter, and ther pro nose to co ahead and work at full blast. Only 20 per cent is reqjiired to be paid on "uu wMin uu mm ui.auu it ct, oh, lor mix Mo one will ever res-ret beosming the owner of stock. A splendid chance for Investment. Call early at the Office, 60S Main street, or upon vitaer ox tne ruscees iyjatltf.is COUNTY TAXES. Pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Le- SHiauire oi tne state of Mew York, entitled An ct supplemental to an Act entitled An Aot providing lor tbe belter collection of County Taxes in the City of Buffalo, and for Uie sale by the Treasurer of Erie County of Land in aaid county for unpaid Taxes," passed April seventh, eighteen hnndred and fifty-nine, and for the purpose of u.IW1'"Jt' mW oy.aed AprU-lfitfttta, William B.

Sirret, County Treasurer at Erie COnnty, hereby give notice that I have annointed Andrew ShielB Collector of Unpaid County Taxes iu liw iity ox rjunaio tor tne year tnti. The warrants mentianerl in tl, a AAi. lection of said taxes assessed in the First, Second aad Eighth Wards wilt be delivered to the said Andrew Shiels on the 17th day of July, 187a, at ten W. B. RTRRVT Treasurer of Erie County.

Jf AJ1 city papers pnblish three times. Jyistis AND ATLANTIC, DULUTH 4V. PACIFIC LINE FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. Is now receiving Freight at the foot Jf Main Htret- and will leave oa xiiu oua i my 10, at o'clock p. aL, Bailing at Cleveland, Detroit Sarnia, Tort Huron, Haultste asane, aMHBneyn 7crrra(ttrMsr Onice, No.

1 Main Street. 1yl3U4 SETH CALDWELL, Agent. pThe Union Steamboat Company. I FOR GREEN BAT, MACKINAC, KHCAH ABA, ABO INTEBMEDIATB POSTS. Aa 1 The CAWI8- Krister; TSO.

captatB Weorre A. Garlord. Nrd, th eaBBBMBBBBBfaet of Llovil street for lna alw. ww nmrnf vreignt ml la'Utli it wAaaMAi, JalylA, at 7 hU- ror oint ornawav fttyMlhCOBimv'! Office, Mo. 1yl3U BETH CALDWELL, Areaf.

Westers TrtJuparUtioa FOB PS.1B.U11, lust MamuirTMACBlMAft PHI BIvER. MILWAUKBK CHICAGO. lUaSU. H. receiving Freight at foot of Wash- Smrton St-ant.

mmA arill iZTZFZ above port. TWBSDAT. July la. a 7 o'clock P. fo'oV ZLZn'Sl'Z? Corner For Oftoe, M.

Choatb. Pssssagsv AswatT jnuv 11 1 It JsJienor4 line Steers. FOB EB3E, DITSIOIT, FT- TtTROlf ACKI- -l ja Th STdandht r-mw. a STWyi, KHIVA, fertio. B.

Ufckim, Hmler, rV U-Bosr receirlx -Frciilit at the ltr Uib arwMsa A lar rx ar on ror rreignt or rasaajre apply at the-Owmi A- SEVAHB, BUUSSI ua. wroaT, l-asssasut fyiuu DISSOLTJTIOlSr. I1H IrTRIVrar Mum Banrmmw MehtouHs aBd CepiMTrssaJths, at IS, 18 aad hi Elk teat is daaoived bv limits iioa. Mod a -mit irnnnna ne mann saowa nsiisafiei nlv 1. 1S7A JyUU ABVnoWF, To Rmt vt WlAgaxM FsOla, T7VROM OCT.

1, rnrnUhod, to a prr-ate faasi-Jt? lr, the DWELLING OFM RK. 1 it BaT rOtTXIL oa the Hiaaan Blri denee, with Bameraas ibosbsi, hoc and eaht water, gas, barn, tee-house aad gate lodge, Grounds alxmt fonr aerea, with good aardarta--) snjinlv of water, well aad emern. Wooki lease for a term ei years. For furuier aarlicuUrf tnipitra of i i hiaArajralla, pa Inodorous i Sheathing, MAKPfACTTJlBS 7BJCKa, -J use, seat oa applieatioa free of expense. will and it greatly to their advantage to buy ef WITH TUXM ta iu naa.

jf.s -t -M. XA Jt AW Bags and Flour Sacked aay otter hont ta th atat. Wliito Scotch Linen, WINDOW SKADES! CURTAIN FIXTURES, Cords, Tassels and -Fringes! '1 i SHADES Of all Sizes and Styles 1 MATJE TO ORDER. n.H.Birge,SonsACo. NEW WALL PAPER STORK, 248 and 250 Main Stroci' THE mCEMK)ll LAW N-M OWE R.

CJtOver 500 Sold thlt CityJ BEST MOWER UX MARKET D. C. WEED CO. BOLE AGENTS FOB WESTERN MEW TOBK, i 284 Main St, cor. Swan, BUFFALO, N.

Y. tutnaeow.is WONDERFUL BARGAINS IH FABASOLS ABE OFFEBEO NOW, BY BKINU ADAM MELDRTJM, AMKKLCAK BLOCK, 396, 398 and 400 Kaia StreeL WORLD'S PRIZE if Una WMt. Parll887lJ EDALS Bald Uedal U. 8., Dtcoratlon Onm Sold Croaf ef Homme. Vlenm 1873, uotdKedml of Pnena wsaraV1 F.

S. PEASE'S Improved Oils As the BEST IN THE WORLD o- Railroads, Steamers. MACHUfERT and BURNING, Engine, Signal, Cylinder, Lard and Cornpound Coach Oils, Endorsed by exrjerlsace and test of Tram, and ta highest authority of th. U. S.

and aarop. PEASE'S PBEMIIM PETBOLKOLS Extra Hlsh Fire Teat. DARK AND NATURAL OILS. F. S.

PEASE. Manufacturer of Oil, an S7 nua s.in.1. SMaMMaaVsM. CBIQUO, Ji. I.

lAT STEYElS TLfft Honae Bloek, Caa fooad a larg aad ateganl stock of JEWELBT, SOLIO aad rL YES-PLATED WAKE; c. watch I aa-ered at tha LOWEST. CAMEOS A SPECIALTT. BUGGIES, SPfUNQ WAGOW8, At tne Lowest iTices. I FINE ASSOBTMERTAU.

laXaSfU JJ. Hi BO 23 SUCCESoOE xX J. EOWE aov, 0 In Bear of 92 and geaeea -T" 8 WE 0 0 CO. 'i. 0WBtaauxii Boots; Shoes Rubbers, 185 Waaldisgtoii Street.

Wa. C. Swan, BX7TWAXO. r. Cook, asm.

W. Swan. Gr HO IT QZ3 GAGE, aessTsirssitLnn D1TIJ. rn w.n V(tUttin (CiaciajtATiy FIXE AK3 CURSLAR-PROCF SAFES, 9 Banhr TBfilra aind Vault Work. Menhaaur', Bankers', ewatera'aad HOUda SAFBA fMMoadVhaad lafes for ai ehasa.

aslasroom, ear. Ehfd aad Wash's, at, a ty-Safes removed with earja. Ball. -A. niafllinnrV flflfl TfiWfr A t.

jw 1 IrB DESIRE TO REST JTHB Vt pXlimfffLWITr T. a I street. Admissioa oentn. PLEAS UKE PARTIES. "FOR CHARTER.

The Neir Steam Yaejit Gazeile- 3.V) persons. For particular aply to JOSKF11 SLOAN or GEO. O. SLOAN, Central JeSHt BUFFALO FINE ARTS ACADEMY, I. at.

AMOClaUoa THE ART GALLERY will bsjopea everyday (Sundays exeeptSOj from A S. to 6 P. M. Ad mission at eenla; Monthly Tickets, 00 esals, family Tioksu, good Ull January 1, 187S, fa, A. M.

FAKNHAM, SnpH pre tern. Auction Sales. BY TNO. J. RENIiTFJ.

ON.WEDNESDAT, JULY it, AT 19 M. At fhs Aactloa Rooms. 446 Mala Strsst, i i jhi' ia EXCELLENT FUBNITUIIE, Parlor and Chamber Seta, Rosewood Fiane, TJook and Parlor Slover. Also, one Herrinsr Safe, i One Platform Scale, Csunlersi beak. One Sliver hod Fountain.

3HT HBWBT By CHAS. O. IRISH, '() City Aiotiss NsiM, 303 WathlsBtM SL WEDHE8DAT, JULT it, A A. M. Will sold, reeardles.

at eest, for partis d- Booseaetrpuis, eaoaiioBt Handsomest Rooms in tho City. KN ABE, Grand, Square, and Upright, nsv ao rival, hat surpass all other makes bave sos tail, either in thiountry or In Europe. PAULINE LUCCA. Kw Tobk, June 7, 1874." THE CHX AFKST FIRST-CLASS PIANO MADE jrAtaUUS) ALL 8XTLKS AND PRICES. Pianos, new, ttra.

Ptanna "OR BENT. AND RENT AI.LOW-AllUIUB JSD TOWARD rVRCUASK. PIANO STOOLS, COVERS, Lc Organs and Melodeona. fathsft' PEARL NEAR BKNXCA, G1UND CESTBAL DEPOT 1 poet Soda and Mineral Waters AT kutg-'s drug store. V.KmM ABCXIC SODA tea the seat Arotio Fountain, such as cannot be drawn from other apparatus.

ALWAYS COLD, AL WATS IrUOU Call and prove the truth lei assarSotu UKTSER, KI88INGEN and VICHT on draught Don'f aUI to provide yourselves with a GOSSAMER Certainly, If yon are to Journey by land or sea. They are impervious to salt or fresh water, light weight (of a feweoaeet), sad th very convenient little ease which they come packed in make the Gossamer more indispensable than the umbrella. SOED BY FLINT KENT REM A THE OFFICE 'OF Ward's Central Pacific Lake Co. HAS BEEN REMOVED TO 33 Central Wnarlj down-stairs. i Freight received at 64 Prime Street, my7t.ts CHAS.

ifc SLACK, Agent, DOCTORS 0 0 II A II A 1 1, -i a McMICIIAEL. i Surgery, 86 Niagara St. Office hours from 10 A. M. to i P.

M. Consulta tion tree. Ja3atuthi.y BOSCHE. CO. 1 Nos.

lWr)B-lieott Street. We have on hand, ot our own manufacture, th I FIKEST ASSOBTMEHX ot A I A G- Ever offered for sale in tills city, which we offer V. VB TUT- DllFVQ Be oau pciore puroiiaaing euev mwf.ls.t I CHASE ATKINS, Bankers Brokers, T48 BROAD NEW YORK. INTEREST ALLOWED OS DEPOSIT AC- counts scarier to draft at sight. GOLD, OOVBBSMENT, STATE, MUNICIPAL RAILROAD SECURITIES, BOUGHT AND BOLD OS COMMISSION.

JeUe27.is i 1 1 J. PALMER, FLORIST. fjowertTor WerMngs, Funerals, Lc. Ssjppiied aad arranged with th greatest -akiU. CUT FLOWERS always on hand.

hast his ve oroes at Star te Mala or Park Circle Greenhonae, North 8C mliSb.ls.y HITMAN TTATR. ONLY SELLABLE PLACE IN THE itjETT, TO SET BRAIDS, TOUPEES, Bandeanx and Oorls. -Mannraetuml from aone ant the eelebrated Lkoj Psuuifi rssso Haib. i. f.

GBAUSS, established ISM, itatJaVi i Cos. Main aad (IMHwa ta NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK 308 Main oor. of Erie. -i BUFFALO, June MS7S. "The Trustees hav directed that on aad after Thursday, July It, Interest at the rate of SIX I'KB CENT, per annum be paid to all depositors entitled thii for thesis month, exilr, a- JnaeSft, Interest not withdrawn will he added to and will draw iaterest aa nrinclnaJ.

Money deposited on or before the third day of I iBank open daily Irom A. M. to E. M.r also, oa SATURDAY EVkNINOSfrom to7o'slock. I juucoi interest, tux percent, BAN1EL C.

BKAatD, President. MnsrABb Di, Soc'y and Treas. ieetitjris-is BK. DON. fflce, 179 East Swsn St, Bafflo.

Awa-alarirradBateaf atedtelaa. Treats with nn- paralhaad saeosa all apaeutl, ehronio aad-viru- lent uisoassfc xwentv-nve veara- exnenenea en. able him to sua ran tee cores in the shortest possi. oleoma. Hours from AM.

to P.M. MilMsaoJy OOACH TTIrlTYT WAXTTZaD. rnnE StTBSCBrBKB desire, to A aUMaXT.TSAH of They most banot lesathaa sixteen haada Bisctylish, iJeSM B. V. PIERCE.

SR. J. BEIX VpJspi j- stafHIWWah AtM SFVJ tllh Vincaa. SJIQ Amyin frftfffflWni 8if fflTg? XIMaaU sad Julr. Cora a-narsnled la all eases nSHtertaaea.

unio. aoorm a. luual. Ad. toe r.

a. 1 1 yr. If Ami's MUSIC CLASS. 9 1 aU 1 InstrocUoa disoonUnned from Jnl7 15 to Sept I BHBIBB w. a.

WA1TH. i MAaterieaa Block, Marble axtd Granii WorlrR, i COS. COiriT tin vniniv frv-lTrt aVraare,) .4, i UOMMAUbJ Erauiaisni a 1 -i -1 mj tmsm. m.jim ana at 1 3EVr at Bargain. TV BF3(iajB8 Martner Btreet will be rented A for balance of year to 1st May, CHEAP, a.

I nieseutooeupanl ha. made mtoremenm where. I brf has no farther aasfor the premises. -'Hons I la tboroua-h ranair. Vi TT I ly.

inquire on the atomeeeor. Bai inenireoa the premises, or at omoe cor. Bain I aaa atrnange Boas Block. J7UU7 I rrw. (XITARTJIBSHTP herestatore exi.

BohiasoB and Osa. Saadroek. ndar th. im alDkOCt, this day dissotvad ay antaal I ibiiiii muiio. jdiv ia im a.au.Ivia-., Tnm -ndersliraed hav this dav formed a Co.

I artah.p for tiiatrMUo. of a federal sorapee Baainaw Fire. Lake and Canal and at foot of Main Street. w. d.

KOBnranw: WALTKB J. trlheON. J.WM7ERT FOR SAlBV-t Sratlaas fam- ,1 men IB nMOf 1 sis is a rare ehane. Far farther I rural tar apjly hanutniatelr to niateiy bo PICKERnri us. CO.

I 1 HOUSEHOLD A Mmm.1.. PariM. I 'f- All rM.r inr rViljr. Reliable Cook stoves, eouiuYet, Desirable Carpel. and Oilcloth, Flrat-olass House Furnuihlna tioods, Cto.Tinwyn,einmmtTSlU Table Cutlery, Ac, Ac V3T Pemoreat's Hkrneas speoiatty.

tlOoateat of bosme aad seost-aand Fanutar bow. tot at Brtvai aala at ma LICENSED PAWNBEOEKE. BX8TOslAoi. A BANKRUPT SAlLE. LARGE COAL STOVE AMD PFE.

011KI.VINO AND DKaWBKA GAS FIXTUBK. 4XJUMTKBA. OFFICE DESKS. FIREPROOF fAFM, 1 It be.loMd oaf, aad will Wo4d at a aarkaaaf I laoaskxerseparauiy, at lholdstand V. Barthoromy Si Co, 289 Kaln SL5 BEARD THTNO.

FIBST M0KTGAGE BONDS OF MB' ') or Philadelphia r- if OOMTANYr I. Prir, SR rmrrmcT aad awrved interest at aer cent ioid. la iUrmA. ot fas ami ties. Fariiea tiM turn wrWsa-7.

wm AEfiaUllgfl ISUWijm. For further particulars annlr. Irr ietaev I. at. LI All, Treasaier, Bargalnf, In Seeond-hRni prices aamed.

naakia. anil th.te..MiMU. J3i IT. v. yroinMm o-ootare sianocanr.

Burdott Jtosewoud, Wilklnsoa Cr T. (Jilliert. w. wv K. iMomr 70 1 ffsine.

fa 5 tiauieirTontiore. rt jpottlflgriute as to the mechanl ed a colored boy with a knife. The preci8ToTa(r-trreeiainf mechanical mite Kooairs Polnott i Aordssaatray. -s I 17s (hkawtssShat, w. i OOTTUB DU TOM, SB Mala St .1 iurntug a uwuy wi auutit iweuij negruvri 1 Tahwiaa IMSS 1 they were afterward uterTi to tbe station-bouse for safety.

I he negroe assaulted the gro- 1 1 .1 stones, and axes, almost juUJtng. Several house ri4 the alarm bell was were investigating pleads of tbe Irish-, -door of the calaboose i "-v ruah to Saratoga ye v' regatta. About ed to have arrived, li as choaea for see B. ag, of Buffalo. named.

Starter, John Williams, T. Chandler; jert; Weelyan, Colonel Anderson Amberst, F. dmn, A. G. Ladd; Srewa, yluinbia, 3.

K. Bees, Pari re solditast evening on the ilie Th follow. ale, 35; Cornell, 17; Uar-a, m': Columbia IS; Dart-st, field, 80. Total 129. -isy two well-dreswd men ,1 to tua of .5 Jt, 1 1 1 as FOR TUIjY.

AT Barnimi't Great Variety Stcre. BATH RKrranirjtai. twi.i. Curved Dry Flesh FricUoa Miuana. fihrv aad atrapa.

Rath Soaps. sisi-is-boos rrom 19 eta, to faSV Iteela, Bait, Spoons, Flies, Out, NetaJ Waterproof a A MOCKS Assorted sue. JVl.it STkiwiL Wo Chines Doable American Hand Oooa tjuha, Uas-Llklera, Sar Lirnters. BAhB BALL and Bats, Cricket Balls aad Bat. Archery.

Foot Balls of all slsea. 5 Talimfc tiAkDF.lf TOOtA or India. MseaWadow AdjusttbK horiiss, ar st MihAPaS and Umbrenaa. aeatvles JtamlT bein weelTed. A sood lk Cmhratia ilk, Linen and Cotton Thrsad, warranted brat roods ms-ie.

oUKaMortmentof Bibtmnt Iirca. iHmmlnirs and Bnttoas aHftin-naatetJ ia tiiMeltv. Complete raricly of aewn.1 ftti-lea. Mi Iifci 'lliKWs iire-x AMa, BeoMS aad. POWER la th Baahiva different from oilier dealers.

Also, tus BaieUy aa rent is raasiiaalile. i tsllsism. Prices redueed. As are amasud srUh orders for artr SAFCTT ROOAKItIEB7i uZZ-ZIZZrZ. KUAAKLEH, whavecaeiade4 Mstvethisf branch ar whel ad BBdivided attention.

BUFFALO EOQ CARRIER CO. JeUtaalttuUiaU Niagara Straet Biataua aw oz, Pearl man on A to.