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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
WZZLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

A RAILROAD IN WILLIAxsBuRGH.-At the meeting OF
the Common Council Monday evening the Board
granted TO George w. Quimby the right 20 lay down
rails in North Second. North Third First Second and
South Eleventh This track will be continuation of
the Flushing Railroad The following the vote this
question:
Barker HObley smith Baker RAPAs Woodruff
Mserx snd Ccnsiock-S
NsYs-MessIs Van SAINT, Spark. and wilmar;h-a
COMMON COUNCIL IrENs.-At the meeting of the Board
Monday evening the following resolutions were adj
opted;
That the Street Commissioner render to the Treasurer
of all the moneys received by him belonging
10 the CITY and pay the same forthwith.
That the Street Commissioner forthwith make return
in duplicate TO the Collector OF Taxes OF the amount OF
taxes and paid to him and not heretofore re-
turned and hereafter TO make such return 10 duplicate on
Saturday of ea,.. 20 rs,
That the ordinance prescribing duties Treasurer
be amended to require that officer saturday Of
each week to make report TO the Controller OF the
money received by him during each week, also OF the
amount paid out and for what pGrpose.
hat the Controller report each weel the amount OF
warrants issued by him the amount of cash. and TO whom
issued.
That the City Clerk pay to the Treasurer of the
County the amount received for liquor licenses.
That the Counsel prosecute all persons who have not
complied with the notice TO ill up their sunken lots.
The following, by Aid. Barker, also adopted
hes been made that the City Ordinances
a. Al present existing cannot BE- enforced therefore
Rsd That the Counsel the Board within two weeks
what respect and What amendments necessary make
them Efficient
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NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IA,

CorRr OF SEssloss-Before Judge Moore and Justice
Stlwen and STRIKER The Grand Jury into Court
yesterday morning with bills Of indictment against the fol
lowing who we're srraigned and severaly pleaded.
Ann Nash four indictments for petty larceny pleaded
guilty 10 al Sentence reserved
John Stevens indicted for burglary in the third degree
pleaded no, guilty
William Wallace and John D. Puyn indicted for assault
and battery upon aWiliamsburgh policeman in AugaS
last. pie AIDED guilty. Sentence reserved.
Michael Donegan. indicted for resisting policeman on
Fort Greene the 9TH Of July last was tried and convict
ed. Sentence reserved.
Peter Hogan indicted for assault and battery pleaded
not guilty. He placed trial and no complainant
appearing he acquitted
lhcmas Marien indicted for selling liquor withou, IL
cense rleaded guilty, and was fined SO
Charles Wesley, indicted for grand Larceny, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the State Prison for the term
of two years.
oseph Anderson indicted for burglary In the third de-
gree IN entering dwelling in Hsmiltcns v. in August
last and stealing .herefou ewey and other articles was
placed on trial and convicted vhereupon he sentenced
10 the State Prison for the term Of three years.
The Court then adjourned for the day.
REMoSsrRAScE--A renonstrace against the building o.,
the proposed Court House on Vanderbilt has been put
in circulation for signatures The petitioners are Of opin
ion that additional accommodation for county purposes Is
not needed at the present time.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Ar CaAMsgRs-Befors Jaig.
DAILY
DLi tolDT1.
adult RATiFIcATIoS on AcI


ADULT RAriFIoArIos ACT OF MINORITY
In the matter Of George Lanebecs United States Soldier
DAILY, J.-That Landeback minor at the tins Of
his enlistment is efficiently established The testimony VI
his brother who twelve years Of age at the time Of
his birth aod who remembers the event eorroborated a.
ii H. by he production Of the passport he received when
quitting Hesse Casse is conclusive upon that point Bat
the contract of enlistment not absolutely void, but
yoidable at his election, and t insisted that he has at
fed and affirmed it, by continuing to draw his pay after
he became Of This AN answer 10 his Application
discharge for II Is well recognized prnc pie, where
the il merely vOdsbe that If the infant upon
arriving at age ais himself OF what Is beneficial in H.
be will be bound by IT, II is recognition and ratification
Of what he az liberty TO repudate but which when he
has acquired the legal capacity TO bind himself be thinks
proper to assent to and adopt and his act equivalent toa
promise. Thus Ia the case OF land leaSed TO an IN
TENT his retaining possession Of Il after he becomes ofage
il to the lease aud he ia liable for rent BAG.
Abr intaa STIR So where infant purchased yoke
OF oxen and gave his promissory note payment the
converting the 20 his after he Of age.
ard receiving the ava rendered him liable the note.
Lawson Loyejoy Greenf. 4O5. ). L. Chckson
Barrett McCord, zsI and in Deawe Blake, II Wend,
G. where infant brought action for work done by
him and appeared that during his minority. be had re-
eiyed from the deiepdent the note OF third person 10
payment AID hrd retained in his possession eight months
after he became Of oge held that his retaining
n was ratification Of the contract take the note in pay
mert esIeciaiy the maker in the meanwhile had be-
nsovenf and that he could not recover The con
tract OF Lanlebuch TO render services soldier in
dsraton Of reesisDg certain stipulated pay OF "ase
ard bis continuing draw his pay after he became Of age
brings him clearly within the principle recognized 10 nose
ea-es. he application for discharge must therefore be
denied.
Thonss Blake szr George Connolly.
To recover damages against Mr. e. for esessly A. al
legged setting FIRE 10 his stable in Mulberry st. BY which
the premises OF Mr. b. aso injured and two horses
and other property destroyed The jury gave verdict
for Plaintiff of sJ25. Motion u made Tor ne" trial The
Court consider that time should have been allowed TO
produee wnesses after the evidence Of Mar Ksy4nagh
he'd been given and whose testimony Was ct variance with
d.. Of Mary HennigaD an important witness New trial
gTshted. ,
Hahfa. To- Tor llE discharge GeOFgp
terbach len & , solder from enlistment. the ground
IA. he W. minor At the time OF the enlistment II an
tsred be continued ia the service and reesved pay
sr beoorng II age This the Court cOnsiderS 20 have
been ratification Of the'agreenent sad us appiss.3n
f,r discharge sss denied
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TUESDAY,, Sept. lj--P. NJ

The Stock Market continues be active Tor the leading
Fances- Nicaregus, Cumberland and Erie and In the
latter the upward movement Is still strong with huc
tuatons OF Erie the sales 5000 shares opening
ell and closing at s2l-an improvement Of y cent
since yesterday Between the Boards the market touched
g. which brought out large amounts Of Stock The quo
tatons at the Second Board acted to s but aerward
improved TO o.. II Is just thirty days since Erie sold st
O. and il freely predicted that Il would touch CO. The
business for September is very large and q cent dyi
dend in October is freely predicted Harlem improved
cent Hudson River continues 10 up and sold %
high az III The New York Central interest is supposed
are the principal buyers IN anticipation Of eventual com
mnnty Of interests Norwich and Stonngton we're
firm The condition Of both these Roads Is very
favorable as compared with last year The Nor
witch will earn about $4,000 net for the current
SIX months equal nearly per cent on the capital
The dividend, however, will rot DO over q or cent
soningfon shows large gain last year and the Direc
tors have been pay of the bonded debt until i Is now
reduced low amount Coal Shares not very active.
excepting Cumberland. This stock has again upward
movement. ard closed at 4Ol. NewCEeek Is firm IT..
The Company have recently Issued report In which they
peek iayorably OF their condition and prospects They
have been awarded fair amount Of by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad have opened the sx feet and o~rts
feet vein and are daily sending coal market The pres
and could be easily increased Ia 200 tuns per day The re-
port states that the Company see Of debt excepting for The
purrhase Of pot wharf in Baltimore and own more thss
COO shares Of the stock North Carolina better being
in demand at = The engine on the ground and wn
oon drain the mine Of the which has recently very
much embana,sed the operations Of the Company Tho
vein confines show the extent and richness be-
fore Mineral sold at l. which is decline. McCullock
better IOi being bid Canton Is moving again, at u wss
paid at the Second Board a further advance Of Ct
Nicaragua fuetuaied between 25 and 2j closing ct sst
The business Of the Company very aourshng but the
bean are operating the effect Of the comPetfon DO
@een the Company and the Panama route The fnends@
Nicaragua believe hey take fair portion Of the travel
even tt s7nore fare than the other route In premium
railroads there u not much doing Michigan Central sold =
HI which /. better New York Central ia Rome anl
Ws,er,ogp 1904 In Govt Socks there sales II
Railroad Bonds there Is but Little doing.
tx hangs quiet with good supply Of bu's Tho
tendency rather to lower prce The bankers buyag
fr,ely Of produce Sterling bills, at 7issi cent. snl
ng against them at sasi " cent Francs si7i osy
IA Freigfis there has been small business done. -
shippers arc waiting fof the foreign now dss 10
Liverpool Grain saIsd, soooe&as 10 - Il shRass'
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Ry Fresmason Lodge No ISIS to recover OF their lao
Secretary balance Of Sis alleged 10 be due. They sy
be received s3$5 and dsbured all but the above baanes
which he s sesins and refuses TO pay over The latter
atoms in defense denied. II also set up Thea
tiers are number Of other persons belonging 70 ms
Iodre who should have been made parties to me sass
Judg ment for plaintiffs. sss 30
COURT or GENERAL sEssloSs-Bsf'rs jude Brsss
The business OF this Court was resumed yesterday
O'Clock A. NJ 49, .
boys between the ages OF 10 and 10 years who hsd bees
indicted for the above oerse in breaking into tne aven
ing of Mr. HO,ehlss in Second sv- and stealing tnsns
nom articles Of clothing placed on triai anu eon
viced Of petit larceny only The Court sentenced 'n'"
to<fhe House Of Refuge.
John II. Hoffman indicted for keeping disorderiy
house at the eoraer Of Oliver and Henry sts which, tor
three months past has much disturbed the Congresacn
Of the Baptist Church the opposite corner thai the
Trustees have been compelled close the building was
sentence.
VIM Husley tried and convicted OF burglary second
degree in breaking into the Of Owen Taylor In
Burning clip Policeman caught him in the store, and NJ
doubt Of his guilt existed In the minds Of the Jury who
convicted him He was remanded for sentence.
John NJ. hogard was tried for stealing sl.coo from
Belgian emigrsnt, named Arien, while at portion
of the money found the person OF the accused
which he did satisfactorily account for The Jury
rendered verdict of not guilty for ysnt Of arsicon
Eugene Livre proprietor of the Shakspere hotel Was
Yesterday brought into Court by Officers Cameron and
Sricer TO charge of keeping dsordcry house
for which ofense the Grsnd Jury had indicted him Tie
gave bail in $500 and was liberated from custody. he
Court then adjourned for the day.
COURT CALENDAR
Circuit CoURr.-W ednesdsy-Nos - % y 4" 70
4s. az, so. 50 u. 81. 81, g, So IS, 81.
COMMON PIrAs-Nos. $50, $50, $50 33s, 1885, U.S. SS'.
34l, 342, ga sac 3is 3t9 $780, 352.
SUPREME CorRr.-Specal rerm.-Nos. Al, o., ~ to So
L. s DIsTRicr CouRr.-Nos II to II. is, 20, 81
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Mr. Price thought that man who would no; joa 81 o.
INJECTION 81 his trade would be unworthy Of being repre-
ssned in The Convention.
Mr Bulger ofthe Of the sane opinion, and
supported Il at considerable length.
Mr. Msgagnos moved ihst the matter under debl'e BE-
led on tic table until the Convention be organized Cas-
red
Mr. Bailey from the Printers, proposed that each dee
es on taking bis seat sas pay into the treasury the sum
II one dollar.
Mr. Megsgnos seSossed the motion. Carried.
After cllecoA to deirav expenses the Convention Cd
ic,lrned % Tasfday sveD.ng next.
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TEsN-Before Judge MIrcaELI
PASSENGER LAW.


The brig Gen. Scott owned by defendant had on board
arrival three pauper passengers, The Commissioners
Emigration, through the Mayor required of the
enee the bond directed to be given by act OF 1851 1t
not given aud suit brought for the penalty The
matter cOmrom missed by the consignee by paying
tusl expenses He to back the amount from
the owner
Demurrer put in, that the proceeding had been r
regular that the law unconstitutional and that the
lenay being imposed on owner and consgnee one wrong
d0er cannot recover Of another.
Judge Mitchell in deciding the demurrer held the law
to be constitutional distinguishing ii from law impos
inc tax that under the code the complaint IL regular in
having referred to the section &c of the act and that in
a such the present the consgnee may bring suit
ard recover over against his principal.
Demurrer overruled.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

MAIZE Law Mass CoSVEsrIos-The friends OF Temper
snce in Kings County will hold Mas Convention at Con
cert Hall in Henry Clarke 81. Thursday Sep.
IS TO take the enac;men. Of the Maine
Law. Addresses WI be delivered By Hon. John p Hale
q y H. and Rev S A Corey of the City Of New York.
FIRE-Iire H0rsss Bsr1ed-Ihe fire On Monday even
ing more destructive than az hrst supposed The
flames broke among Line barrels, a stable
the OF Flushing and Adeiphist and the
flames spread rapidly and enyeloped several sheds
dwelling house occupied by four families. and extended
TO the mssrss in the yard consisting Of lsths, barrels Of
cement &c &c all oil which with the buildings and five
horses. the property Of Messrs Denke Ely. de-
stIoyed The Losses sustained by the Of the prem
ises. amounts TO near $4,000 upon which there in
Of 600 in the Hamilton Insurance Company
New York s6Oo in the Firemsns Company New York.
and $50 IN the Atlantic Company Broodyi-
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DIED.

BARroN-on the 4h inst At Pensacola Of yellow fever Mr.
George Barton ssta wars Engineer attached to u sseses
yiysp, and laie Of WILLIAMSBURG. l. -
pURANDE-on the 18th Inst Msry daaeher Of stephen
and Csfharne Duande aged years mouths and Is days
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
her funeral this afternoon AZ o'clock from the residence
her parents No 15f Clntons without further invitation
sNEDESIp New-oreers on Sunday th inst Of yellow ere
Themes Lyell Smeies. aged 20 yesrs and fmonfhs
THOMSON-A Armenia Dutchess County september H. Kate
the only child of NJ T. and Maria Thompson AGED 10
a.Al l..a
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THE TURF
Union Course, Long I.lan nd.

The .rotiing s the Union yesterday sernoon, II not,
ecpsing other rOts in pos Of speed at least capital
and closely contested The day was lovely and the
track fine the nags in superb condition. the spectators in
excellent spirits in fact everything tended to make the oe
cason one Of pleasure and enjoyment The contest was for
purse and stake Of sl25 mile heats best in in har
ness between Lady Collins and Lady Relief the latter
had the call at 600 to eco
Firsf Heat-Afer scoring two or three times Lady Re-
lief east shoe twice. On receiving the word Lady C?i
ps led around the turn 20 the quarter pole in 40 seconds
Lsdy Collins broke on the back stretch when she
distance ahead; she caught her trot and broke again ;
Lady Relief passed her and Jed TO the half mile pole 10
inue and 4 seconds Lady ReIefwOn the heat by about
second Hsot-Lady Collins took the lead and went to
the quarter pole in 80 seconds TO the half mile pole in
mir and round the lower turn she broke ayan as
in the first heat she stood still and would not catch her
tfot ill, Lady Relief long way past her Lady ke
Tef won the heat easy in 2 min. 43 sec.
Third Heat-Betting sl00 TO ESQ. Lady Relief broke
quarter pole in 80 seconds and to the half mile pole
in min. 10 sec. Lady Relief kept breaking repeatedly
throughout the heat They gave her some brandy after
the second heat, which in our opinion was very Inud
cious being strong stimulant il would have been
better as the old sdage says, to "let well alone ut
lie wine and water would have been good in case of weak
ness. Lady Collins won the neat oy " !aiu'' !" "'A
80 sec. ..s,oo.os so
Lady Relief broke up as before at the start the or1wn
mare led to the quarter pole % go nowhere
mile pole in | min II secs Lady Relief wa-
Lady Collins won the beat handily Time Minis ~
secs.
Fifth Heat-The nags came up side and side The
brown mare led round the turn and to the quarter pole in
IL secsLady Relief on her wheel down the back stretch
Lady Relief broke and fell off before. The brown
mare led the half mile pole in min 20 and broke
around the lower Relief closed her. and got side
and side with the brown mare, when she broke Lady
Collins won the heat and By about 20 yards Time
2:47. The following is the result
MONDAY Sept H. 1885, purse and stake sl25 mile heats
best in in harness
II Woodruff names b m Lady Collins. ...22
J Whepley names b. IN Lady Relief. ........l "a
Time 49,, IS, 2 81, 80 2 a.
Same day, CESTREvILLE CoURsE, L. l.. match for slOO
between two Jersey horses, mile heats in harness
H. Henrckson names b. Montmorency ..........l ].
Mr. Kennsrd names b. Gpsey King. ............ll2
Time, . o. 49, z 56
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la " LNI'EZLIGENCE.

DEATH OF Ex CHEZ JUsrIcE JOSEs.-In the L. :.
Circuit and District Courts Tuesday, Judges Nelson
ard Bets presiding being the s term since the death OF
Judge M Mr. Conor offered remarks eulogistlc OF the
character decCased and presented certain resolutions
which read being those adopted at the meeting Of
he Bar at Superior Court The Judges individually re
sponded and The resolutions ordered to be inserted
mi he fninnfcs
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T. ) DISTRICT coURr-Besore judge BErrs.

Owing to there being no room in which to hold the o. s.
District Court Judge Nelson being engaged in the Court
with the Crcut the Petit Jury, after being called
this forenoon, discharged for the term.
The of Grand Jurors called but sufficient
number not answering additional were ordered for
Wednesday and the Court adjourned.
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The chosen freehoders of Hudson County win meet at
the Court House to-day.
The CouRTs-The September Term of the Hudson
County Court, Judge Hanes presiding, commenced yes
terday ut 10 O'clock AN The Grand Jurors summoned
TO appear for the term are follows: Dennng Duer
Foreman; James G.. Gregory. John Sturges, Jr, VIM o.
Davy, Abraham Becker, Garret Van Horne. Peter {.
Isaac v Brown David NJ Demarest VIM w. Shipper.
Frederick e. Watkins NJ. Reynolds, Stephen X. Jeroie
man, John III Lyons Samuel NJ. Hoffman Cornelius Van
Worst Richard X RappIeyea, VIM. Gaul BENZ +. Wool
sew Erastus Randall E. j. Danforh and Isaac j. Wander
beck Mr.. Erastus Randall was excused from serving.
Judge lanes charged the jury at considerable length
ard ably in doing which he called attention especially t.
the unlicensed sale Of liquor in Hudson County lie spoke
particularly Of the Sunday traffic While theJury are de
hberating the civil calendar will occupy the attention OF
Ito
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Saratoga Trotting Course.

TUESDAY Aug 3O.-A match of considerable local inter
est came off between Mr. Springsteads Tom and Mr.
Speecer Frank Pierce trotted in mile heats to sulkey
for stake of $500 and added purse Tom took the pole
and won in three straight heats.
Mr. Sprin sstead named Tom................... !
Mr. Speecer named Frank Pierce. ...............
Time. 2ii-&43-250.
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U. :. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

passenger in the ship Patrick Henry entered com
laiut in which ne charged two individuals named with
ling stolen from bis box some watches and jewelry
worth in all about SOS. One of the accused arrested
ard held for examination.
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nell yesterday held en- inquest No 246 East Twenty
fourth II upon the body of lad years Of age named
Michael Rooney who accidentally killed on Monday
evening The deceased, with some other children,
playing and picking up chips pile driver at the
Of Avenue and Fouriee nth ST.. when rope used to
keep the machine in its upright position got loose and the
machine fell upon the lad causing injuries which resulted
in death soon aervard II appeared in evidence that the
occurrence accidental the part of the workman,
and the Jury rendered verdict to that effect.
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Faf Bard 1900 State b sit 5000 Reading BIDS 70 sTt
s,,o Canal 81 5000 Nav C. s2 7Qt $4,000 Camb
Am C. M IS $1,000 KepsInsOn G., ne @ 30 assdns RI ~.
7irsrd 49, Bank Of Penna l2l goo Morris Canal sC
s. do 1874, Nav pd b5 go lt0do S2i 100 Long Island
i7i 5F Insurance 1911 6MechsnicS Bank 81 100 Chester Val
r. IS lft
eJr Fb.t Ba,Ss 600 State g. b 81 80 Long I,I.nde
l7 100 b5 I 50 Sch Nav pd 32i 100 Chester Val b5 ft
Scond Iord- s47O0 Pesna b44g Penna Rk fg 20 do D
200 Reading RR f2 10 Norstown RR os 5do So ky Bank
iii Rich coupon Sch. Nav. pd 31i 30 vii.
nm Mech Bank 100 Morris Canal 1871 IS Chester Val
lev RR. IA
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MARRIED..

PINNEY-sIMPSoN-A the residence Of Benjamin. rreeA~ell
ESQ Brooklyn Tuesday September Is y, Rev WIN Il. Mss~h
Mr. Edward s Pinuey, Of Newiosk and Elsie simpson, Of
BROOKLYN.
ToMliNsoN-wYLEs-o- c..ura.v. September 10, 3, Re-,
VIM u. Lewis J~pa rOuinsOn sarah Ana wyles all Of
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The New Haven papers state that Friday evening six
ob,ructions were placed on the branch Railroad between
Berlin and Middletownfor the purpose OF destroying life
The train struck the irs impairment which luckily did
moi throw the engine off, although the COW catcher was
destroyed.
Some Of the Illinois papers discussing the proprey of
changing the name of Springfield the Capa of that State
The Damss sangamo and Hin are proposed
AT Russeltown, c. f.. Mr. Samuel Mcdonald in climb
inc over fence on the Sd nst entangled the lock OF
Gun which he carrying in his dress and discharged
ne contents into his body, killing him instantly.
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Tlotting ut Bangor, Me.

SATURDAY, Sept. IA trot came off over the Bangor
Trotting Park, between Tom Hyer and Bones. Bones
won the frst heat in 2:53 compromise was then
made and Bones withdrawn The judges then de
cared that Tom yer had won the and side bets also
Rather a queer decision, think
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RIAL EsrATE-A II Ncolay sold q lots at Yves, Flush
ing yesterday They all Of uniform sze-So by 100
feet Corner lots brought $3.50 to $780, side lots from $50
to 5000
The following sales were made yesterday by II J.
Blocker;
of With tEidirg t5t between 7th and s;hsv 25xsss2s9
James VI Miller made the following sales
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Trotting ut searboro, Me.

The second trial for superiority between Lady Ann an
Blue Morgan off on Tuesday Aug 80, at Ling
Course.
s Linss 8. IN Lady Ann.......................l
T.. Goodwins's ne Morgan. ..................2 l
me-2f7-24S-247-2i9