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THE A a NJ z.
.,.~ 49, a.
"rser fer the Mastering Out Of ADD
donal Troops.
The Various Military Commands to be Be-
dussd to the Actually Necessary
Minimum Number,
&c., Ae.. -.
~o>>o>~~~~~~-o~~>-~-
CIRCULAR NO. 80.

aoIurAN GnsasAL,s Osysos,
WARRINGTON July !. 1865
Orders md Instructions relative to the muster out q
volunteer white roops viz-surplus troops infantry.
cavalry and artillery al departments and armies OK
elusive Of the Department o. the Gulf Army Of tho
tennessee, Provisional corps Army OF the Potomac.
First army corps and command in Texas
HRsr-suRPLus rRoops
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJUrANr GnxRAL's Oryrosy
WASHINGTON, june Is, 1865.
exsept the Department Of the Cnif Army u the Ten
nessee Provisional corps Army Of the Potomac Firse
amy corps and troops In Texas
The Secretary Of War directs tie strength OF oar
comm ND be Immediately reduced, fOr all arms 10 the
minimum necessary TO meet the requirements of the
VICE and all surplus troops mustered ou.. The musers
out Will be BY entire organizations including all additions
isc.iu Y recruits and from Other ssaes In -
the shortest time 10 The mustors out
and discharges, exccp. for artillery will be made under
the regulations promulgated In General Orders No. O.
current series from this Office Troops Of the artillery
in tho respective States (seo circular No 10, current
SERIES from this oice thcre to be mustered out under
the direction Of the chief mastering officer the State
Please forward this Office without delay list OF tho
regiments batteries ana Under companies you may
select for discharge under this order giving therein fsr
the list IL completed inform me by telegraph or
the number present and absent for the respective .a,es
THOMAS NJ VINCENT,
Assistant Adjutant General.
NorE: For tho Departments OF the East Pennsyi-
yanis Northwest New Mexico Pacific and the Northern
Department., tho foregoing stands modified 70
send all the organizations selected for discharge their
spectivc States, there be mustered out under the
riion Of the chief mus ring Chcer for the State.
o're ARGUMENTS or CAVALRY INFANTRY wuosH
skcoSs SERVICES LoNGkR NEEDED
.. mustered out Of service under special instruc-
ordefyoL g sot opposite the Organizations rsspec-
uons OF dsss VIA Eighth infantry June &c. 1866 New
livery :EM'nnrA avalry, July I, 1865; New York First
Hampshire Frsss July 1866; Ninth cavalry July l.
,ssS oHundred and Fifteenth infantry.
iooo c s INA 'isonal cavalry, July 1865
juno ~ iooo rn,.s In Assistant Adjutant Gensca
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NOTICE TO TIKI puBEIC.

Our city Subscribers will conir afaserb by rcsof"a'
any Of city who Overcharge for the HKss.D
Country Subscribers to the New yonx HzsMp are'ss-
Quessed TO romi, thev subscriptions whenever pract-
cable by ross Once Orders II is tho ,Aode o.
transmitting money by mail
O'Clock In the evening
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.e,veoce that tho Ambassador OF tho United States
has demanded compensation Of the British governmeM
for the damage inflicted upon American ci'zens oy
cru cruisers equipped British ports The emoaAss'as
uosu IN which the Cabinet Of ST. James has been placed
by this affair is evident from the replies given by Minis
tors to the iutsrogaons addressed TO them In Para'
ment, and & far FROM improbable that 10 VIII lead 70
,oosi serious consequences. England wiz nave W
sdhor 10 the views already expressed on the suec' Oh
- "~ fsrfsiting her political reputation, an'
pain Of uttes,, ->ss'tv Of rciectp- the
~iu therefore be under the nvv~---, iaxd Ame
u the United States On the other NV , -.
rc. c,rro, =, sonor desst from h. claims.
n the preseut tem Of the Amecn people, which Is
ANYTHING but friendly to England Tho only means OF
escaping from this unpleas' ut demms would DC os
England TO accept the ao,s mso o: verdlc.
would inevitably be against hsr The A,aoa snS
was built In the port Of Liverpool man ofwA sd
by the BRITISH TSe can M
urged the British government to lay embargo on the
vessel which the latter declined to do for want OF SUM-
ciont proof aud not until the Alabama had gone to
Il must not Do forgotten TOO that the Attorney aeuerai
Ss ia Cane 70
foreign arbitration to decide question on
already given his opInioni At any rate this affair,
may 30 its issue will not coutbute to raise
lowered q late BY the reiterated defssss sustained
by her policy the errors Of which we have repeatedIv
pointed OUT To explain the last passage Il should be
mentioned that the NORTH German Gazette considers Eng
land TO have committed great mistake in not Joining
with France to recognize the Southern confederacy and
prevent the reconstruction Of the Union II is true
enough that England displayed very poor part through
out the war. aWilling to wound, but yet afraid to
STRIKE she has done too much for neutral and too little
FOR belligerent and she Is likely TO have tho fate that
two stools - |
In the Legislature Of the dehy of Gothic the govern
ment was asked whether any information had been re-
Ceived concerning the Consul Of Coburg and Gotha at
Brooklyn-M Hnrichs-wh0 accused Of high treason
against the United States, but who had sheltered himself
behind his diplomatic functions. The Ducal Minister.
Bonn Seclach, replied that anonymous communication
to that effect had been addressed him. and that al
though il maxim with him TO take any notice
of documents which not authenticated by the sig
nature of the writer he had ordered investigation to
be instituted In the referred TO- and that II NJ Hin
rchs should be proved have abused the immunes Of
his official position he would be dismissed forthwith from
his post Consul Of the united duohies Of Coburg aud
GOtha.
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The Asiatsnc Gable.

Tho ,eepls Of this country are again waiting
Ear nsvs Of the laying Of the cable. which has
mat beeu completed In England. During the
summer Of 1853, while the Niagara and Agamem.
cSuroHss Of england tor the successful laying and
Wsuid il not be wei, tbAs we, on this side o.
w water. should rsmshbsr 'A's york .S SaI re-
I9ious sorviosf VA"h"'
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The streets.
vo yuR VDtrOp or THE HGRALD.

IN so-day's HERALD I notice that Mr.. Boole
took some Of his friends TO show thom the cond'-
tIon OF the streets In this city. But no GER.
Rowsrv IN broadway: for the finest gavana ci-
ssr or the best Of snaf could hardly prevent any
human being from fantng In taking we g aroma
passiug this street. ooD0VHiOb"'
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- o. 'nroS, July g. 1865
Tho body o. girl about fourtseu'> - -
here to day, and inquest hetd ~ ~. ..," ,.
Deceased had light caN00 dress, won s",.'.
calico and one heavy woo1n skirt, wooaN> .
and psgged shoes- Verdict, Found drownea~
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Comm ercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


LONDON, June 24-Evenng.
Consols closed at 500 ssX for money.
AAERIcAN STOCKS.
Illinois Central Railroad, s3H sSz; Erie Railroad,
So; United States fve-twenties, 7ox II.
Messrs Barings' circular says:-Thero has been during
the week an active business In American securities and
until to-day Rc 23d of Junc rising prices vetwenty
bonds and Illinois and Erie shares. The Gve-twentes
touched TAX Yesterday but to-day heavy at TAX to
73 The shares after having been higher, to-day s.
SO for Illinois, and "a a IS for Fries There has also
been some business In Virginia skies at SoK.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
Breadstuirs quiet with upward tendency Iron
steady Sugar quiet and steady Coffee nriner, with
upward tendency Tea steady Iinseed cakes quiet
and steady. Spirits Of turpentine dull Petroleum
steady at o. Cd. per gallon for refined Taow armer
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CorroS. Tho Brokers Circular repors:-The sales Of
for the week reach $4,000 bales including 40
bales to spectators and so COO bales to exporters The
market opened excited and an advance has taken place
OF 1std 3D. per ID. for American. and I'D I'D. per
ID. for other descriptions The sales Friday were
150 600 bales the market closing quiet but rm al
unchanged quotations
xiddung.
y,..a,d.
Tcra. ........................ ............'nha
Iva IT,
The stock In port amounts to 217 900 bales, including
20, 500 bales Of American
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, June a. 1895.
Coffos;--The sales to day foot up 5000 bales, in.
csudipg 900 bs.es 10 SPECTATORS and exporters The
market closes firm al unchanged quotations.
BRgApsrupys breadstuns market b generally
auiet and steady Wheat is somewhat nrmer. Messrs
Richardson, Spence K Co., Wakefield, Mesh Co., and
other circulars report Flour dull wheat drm winter red
s. 3D. 49, 3D. corn quiet and steady. mixed 9ss. 3D.
2Ss ca. fe
PRovr,oxs-Tho provision market Is generally tnac.
tive Messrs Bgland Athys Co and others report
Bcef quiet; pork Gat; bacon steady; lard firm 'a'low
has nm upward tendency. American Is quoted at 3d. 3D.
40s. Cd.
PRopucE steady ut 2ss. ID 2os for pots and
pcarIs Sugar has upward tendency Conoe quiet
Rice quiet and steady Insecd easier Lnsecd oil steady
at 49, aAs sperm oil qule. a. Goa per ton. Rosir
steady Spirits OF turpcnne dull at 64s abs Retro
| leum-Bouit, English q Brandon report:-The market
| firm ct q. Sd u q. Cd. for refined.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market Is unsettled bayers rejecting
the enhanced prices demanded for goods and yarns
| ixnIA AsD cutNA MARKETS.
| Boxrsy. June 10 lotion advanced. Exchange "a
| Frcights unchanged
Calcutta, June is-Ihe prospects Of the indigo cro
arc good. Exchange "a
cancs, My rs Cotton goods dsclipins ESchang
A. A
saASausK, May % --No,hing doing In tee Or six,
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Tug RRADH STpHEr ffnx-FURfHR fAk1CVLAhss-in
reference 10 the Gre which occurred on Sunday night In
the hoop Skin, factory Of Mcsss Bradley Cary Nos "
and 81 i,eade street. and No o. Chambers srcs, : -Ans
that beyond a doubt tho Ere originated on tho top
floor on the Reade 'front.' but how or in what way
IL matter for the Fire Marshal to investigate The est
81 loss IA matter nj present OF mere gucss WORT
hui M ght be roughly set down at about $50 900. The
nrm IL insured sfoiows:Nanhaan, 80 600 Excelsior
IS 0oo Brooklyn, S., 900; Fircmcns, 5000 William
sEs sss Sy s siS coo Rs Hope 5000 Ra
gers o. 600 Albany City, $4,000; Jersey CITY $4,000;
Moniauk, 5000; Adriatc, 50 ooo Security $40 600;
Morris $40 600 81 Nicholas $40, 600 Mechanics, $1,000
and North American, 5000. The frm Of Dlblee, Work
Moore, dry goods merchants, first hoor, have light
stock Of goods and larsf am9g ~ ,n e, I as
clns% 10 s u their insurance, alleging was too
mu, h ironble 70 open their safe
FpxtS sscoSp STREET About six o'clock last svening
Are broke out In a frame tenement rear OF NO Sss 30
cond street. occupied by several German families The
Are originated In the garrett burnt OF the roof and ex
tended the adjoining building 24o The total damage
YIN amour, 70 about 81 ooe Tho building ,nsarsa -
will amount 10 ab out 500, ono family
FIRE IN ROOSEVELT srRxxr-At about ten o'clock last
ussht fire occurred the roof Of No. 81 Roosevelt
street. but was tpst out with trining damage. IL was
Tsss x vAs,ox srssn-As half.psst o'clock last
night Are oorucd In The boarding house Of Mrs Sarah
sooacld. at 40 vanck street The IRE occurred in q
closet ON the rs aoor supposed caused by rc crackers
Damage 70 household furniture about 5000 insured IN
the 81. Nicholas Insurance Company for $500 The
building Il owned By Ely Hoppock, and damaged about
500, said 70 b. insured
mas ~ East srrKsSru SrREur-As about nine O'CLOCK
last night nrs occurred In tenement house, on Tho
second noor sra Eas Sixteenth street. caused By -osn
wood taking Ore around the store put Out win
Few pals " wHsss Damage utain&
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ST. LOUIS July 3. isS5.
One hundred and thirty baes Of cotton passed Cairo
Tor Cincinnati aud Evansville. Today Five hundred
bsos have passed. for - Louis during the pas, two
| days
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E " Q p E.
The China on Cape Race with Four
Days Later News.
THE GREAT GABLE.
a MssS,sgs Across the Atlantic
for 1 Hundred Dollars.
--,-~~>~>~.~~c~-~.,,-
sPEECa OF MINISTER ADAMS.
Prince Napoleon and the Emperor Still
Further Estranged.
Rupture Between Maximilian
and the Pope.
~~~~~~~~>eO~~>~~~~~~~.~~
4 CONSTITUTIONAL SPLURGE IN AUSTRIA.
-~~--.~~~~---~-~~~~~-~
Our Paris and Berlin Cores
pOndence.
TO-, &C., &c.
Prince Napoleon and the Emperor Still
Further EStranged.
Rupture Between Maximilian
and the Pope.
CARE RACE, July 2, /
VIA AsPY BAY, July 3, 1865. (

CAPE RACE July 2,
VIA Asry BAY, July 3, 1865
Ths Cunard steamship China from Liverpool Saturday
sftornoon June a. via Queenstown Sunday 25th passed
shis point ss eight O'Clock this morning, to Hall
fax and Boston
Steamship Teutonia from New York, arrived out on
che 22d
Steamships Persia and Helvetia from New York. ar
rived out on the 23d.
The sdvices from America by the Persia caused de-
elmo In American securities.
Tho English papers unusually silent American
affairs.
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant. The
business OF the session closing up and will about
fortnight
The report Of the Hudsons Bay Company is ready.
With regard TO the claim Of the company against the
United States under the Oregon treaty the hope is
pressed that tho question may be concluded before the
end of the year.
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Chsvaiier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color stops M falling 90. Keeps ne
head clean Stands above comparison with any otner na
drrssinr Sold al the drug stores I Office No rs
1rosdwny sARAH A. CHEVALiER. n ID.
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| FoRraxss MosnoE, July I. ises.
The United States steamer Fort Morgan arrived here
| this morning from Mobile and Key West. No news
| The steamer Ben Deford arrived fsom Hilton y
The steamboat @ W Thomas, Captain .,osus, sailed
| for Baltimore this forenoon
The quarantine established at Hampton Roads
has been dsco".ded by an 0rdsrfr0n tho Secretary Of
, " sasy.
IN the Corporation Court at Norfolk yesterday o. N.
..asvosa -ad rhomss Edwards were up for examine.
ton on charge Of shooting Robert Jaksmsu. Owing 10
some informal action in the wS.rsnt charges &c., the
| prisoners discharged from CUSTODY.
Ex-Governor Henry A. w,se LETT Norfolk yesterday for
Richmond.
Brevet Brigader Gsoerai O. L. Mann has been assIgds
duty In this sub DISTRICT by orders from the President
Row. Thomas Hume IL cod to preach 10 Norfolk,
Va, tomorrow.
N accordance with instructions, William l.. James,
49, mt Quartermaster Of this Department, has dis
49,. he following steamers aud steam tugs:-uncle
Milford, General Mcclellan, A. A. Turner,
49,. w.ssA 'ston and Gazelle
IT," ....s.. arnak was picked up on the Capes 10 a
nd towel into Hampton Roads BY the
steamer crolo, FROM N ~ YORK.
The SANITARY cousmiA ou long since established IN
this MACE have oo.e> r rooms, there being no fur
ther need Of the aid trsy we .s'e'oow se"''' 70
the sick and wounded soldersA =" 'nose "osp 'A'A
The steamer Idaho arrived cs'eray mos.lns rom
Morehead City, with the mails - ."'eo ".1"'1 SUI
diers, detachmcnts from difersnt q s'' T" W A''''
tered out Of the service.
The Idaho Ieft with these soldiers . ''''en O'CLOCK
for Baltimore
FORTRESS MONROE, I'm io'
severe thunder shower passed here IA ''ea"s
Three hundred released rebel prisoners ARA ''1 ''
evening from Elmira, bound 10 North Carolina
Major General Curtis arrived here this morning
Steamer Cahii, from City Point for Baltimore WIN
troops aground east Of Point Of Shoals James river
Steamer Virginia, from Charleston Goth, arrived his
morning. with troops for Washington.
Steamers Salvor and Commerce arc taking on board II
discharged rebel prisoners at Newpots News the for
mer for Jacksonville, Fla and Mobile and the latter for
Richmond.
Steamer Edward Everett from New York. with seventy
soldiers arrived this morning
The One Hundred and Eleventh Ohio regiment from
City Point for Baltimore arrived day the propeller
Sentinel, steamer Ocean Wave from City Point with /
troops, also arrived todays
Brevet Colonel Thomas q. Baylor, iate Chief Of Ord
nance Shermans STAFF, has taken command Of the |
Fort Monroe arsenal. Captain william Adams remains
as siOrekeeper.
Ship Wheeler, from Richmond, with troops is sshorc
on Point Of shoals, aud will have TO be hghtened to
get on.
Admiral Buchanan, OF the late rebel navy, was at Fort
Monroe to day en- ycWs 10 Washington
board OF commissioners bas been appointed by Gov
ernor Perpoint to examine candidates for pilot ships on
the waters 81 Virginia
An EFFORT Is being made to establish daily mail and
passenger route between Norfolk Yorktown and Cherry
stone.
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Fams.-New style,
Just received. Two Three. Five 10 Fifty Dollars escn.
For sale by a. O. ALLEN ans Broadway one door oc''"
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a short story, hat Interestimg.- mo Geas
European extract far The could be s6or1
PmxLOY's "NldHT nLoQMyN0 cERKus," a more dan.
he m. hold eycrywhce.
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Our Pstsrsburg Correspondence.
PETERSBURG. Va, June 30. 1895

RELATIVE TO cxRrAs GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
All citizens owning land south Of tho Appomstsor
river have been notified that all wood other material
used In the construction Of Notifications cabins and MI
,ary railroads held to be tho property Of the United
States government and must not b. removed or IN any
way used by the owners Of the land save BY permission
Of the military authoritss
nrnovu.r % nAn SAc1rxuns
Az yet there 10 we'll nigh an entire absence OF ma"
facilities At the instance Of the government u he's,
therefore, been determined until tho recs,sbshment Of
post routes throughout the country and In order 70 assist
tho public that the following arrangement b. adhered "a
in the Military District Of the Notsoway:-
rHx COMMANDING orr'ghr
of ZACH subdisrlct IN dirsctad u CAUSE mhibeG 70
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v. 800 s:s,:i ,ss Fis: once an @ss''' '''s1
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arcx.r a. Bakor's Highest Prcmiuns
r,sc s,i,sb and Lock stitch sewing Machines 100 Broad
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MAILS FOR EUR0Rk.

Inside View OF ToxS-The cSd erstand-
ting between the late ReAsA Leaders
and the Impsrialists OF sEvz4 ico-Closs
of the Conspiracy Trial--xAa Mineral
Wealth OF the United Statox.--4 hc latest
News from Mexico, Cuba, te~.. Be.
Tho steamship Asia Captain Noodle, wu leave Boston
OF Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in pnis city ct ten
O'Clock this morning.
The Nxw YcRx Naturalization for Europs--wil 10
ready at O'Clock this morning.
II will contansA graphic Account, from ne special
correspondent, Of tho present CoAsi9A Of rrxas with
important documents, showing tho harmonious ana
mutual arrangements between the late Rebel
the ImperIsIiss OF Mexico Tha Coscnson, Of tho Con
spiracy Trial at Washington; IntcrsAs intsligenos
from the Southern States Captain asadrsss befora
tho Travellers Club tho Msera si ohsr d
our Western Territories; The latest News from Mckee.
Cuba, Central aud South America and accounts Of al
important events Of the wsck.
single COPIES In wrspp~s ready for mslsng six cco,a
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal lotteries
''''~'' ). CLUTH. Broker. i7s Broadway.
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Flags, Flags, staMs, Balls, 1c.-AlL
kinds al HOJER GRAHAMs, Duane street, mrss aoors
we OF Broadway.
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- r., p;m,,e. Freokles Sunburn, and all Skin Defor.
s. n, bis dcot t53 broadway near Grand street. sud
hx all rnagtsta.
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N. Eioin had arrived in Paris on special mission
The weekly return OF the Bank Of France shows an
ncreaso Of cash hand Of nearly seventeen millions OF
frano&
the Prince Napolson about to proceed TO swszer
hand His interview with tho Emperor Is said TO have
widened the breach between them.
Tho Opiwiow Rationale, the Princes organ, had re-
ceived nrst warning for attack upon government
speech In the Chamber.
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city Inteiiigence.

THE NEw FIRE COaxlsssoSEas Tho new Fro Commits
a,oners held two uee,nvs vesterav are presided
over ~ Mr. 7; =. Pnckney ihe business Iansacted
s wan ~ ~, s ao,r,ua, s ~ s ~ ,h y,
teer organization. :,
Tux Bspvsos An UskSows MAN was found at The foot
of Corears street yesterday He about sixty years
old I've fee, and seven inches high OF bcr stout build
- ia 49,. ,v,,.. ....s M maj. a~.s..s ,r t,,h,
su a .s ,n., .,e,h r..r .,s, vh,,. sn,,s ,oi,ar
anu oiowu s vuS. s hS a. ,hs C"ro""r's
ofice M Centre street = n
y ,. u-- $1,000. 80 -.. p.~n...
MISUNDERSTANDING or THIN IYpRsp-- EXCITEMENT
v,c~,-~ sc A half ma, siav.r o,c,oct vestordav
'' =, $50 -, :, ~
morning some soiuiers oe'ohg'h8 '" "o oA'y'nh" ~"
York and tho Naval Brigade al present stationed at the
p,,sr hsrrocr, want over in,o s,a,o s,ree, limo,
-, -. -.
estaoishnen wnerc they imoiocd iree'y lot some s"'
The bottle was handed around vigorously from one IN
the o,her un,n s contents be0an tn ooerste In n not
~nne"si ,,annnr arg",rcn arosc IN somc uo,nt of
philosophy which was rather difficult 10 ascertain the
nature If when ali 10 The Battery aud
commenced free Gght large crowd was attracted
the spot, and Sergeant Cherry with squad 81 police
~ ncn, ,' Af,cr an,vIr" maj, s',ons viSorouy
for some time the combatans wcrc separated without
any serious injury resulting any. ABBOTT hour sab
sea :eutly. however. tho lighting was recommended.
There were some twony soldiers akas pau Ia the Gsht
at this time Several officers csno from t.S barracks
and called upon the 10 de-is Som. o the sod efs
drew their and three fout STABBED bG!
none dangerously The police assn itterier, 'na sue
cSeuea ~ caeng sne row mn'." NO." cc,,siv a"
serve credl r1r Inc manref In wLt they Pot
down The dir, rbance Canalu Waircw u H. comnAld
of the first precuct ts-
-, - A.. ~ II
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Ffrs Heci -Du,ches- the fsvoritc at one hundred
20 sixty previous 20 the sorng and bcrcrc the word
"Gor wa given longer odds offered hsr winning
long time was cut waste before they got TO the stand
on the level icr the start, Lady Tompkins generay
breaking up bat she iescAsd ths,e. Some Of the
spec,aion Thought this was purely accidental, some
didn't A 9TH they goi away, Duiche@s ON the IN.
side taking the lead, which, shc maintained 10 the quar-
ter pole pacing that pom, four lengths ahead IN
thirty six seconds, Lady Tompkins having broken up
ON the turn DucheS vent steadily down tho
backstrsich, and Iassrd the half fnils pole thrce
lengths ahead Of Lady Tonpklns la f1l. That rate of
speed wea for Lady fompkins, and hundred
10 thirty were offered Daienrss winning Lady romp
kns broke mp three times from the half mile pole N tie
homestretcii and had not ghost OF chance 10 win.
Dutchoss 10 tho stand, pulled double two ssgshs
In front, In 2:3s.
Serord Hest-One hundred 10 twenty offered on
Dutchess. with noboiy % take H. Dutchess took the
lead after leaving tho SCORE and 0peaed gap 81
two lengths the quarter pole In thirty seven seconds
On the bsckscch Duches enlarged the space between
herself and follower and made the half mile In 10
was all ~ then with lady Tompkins She broke twice
the three-qusrtcr stretch, and fell on badly John
Iovett seeing that he had thing, TOOK Dutchess n
hand aud can,c home lcisurely winner by forty ysas
IN 2:s6k.
Al Ihe above course shr.c c, are announced ~ the
Union Course tross will o. and Al the Hobcken
Course there will be both running and trotting this aef
noon.