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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

Before Justice Ledwthl
Business is remarkably dull at this Court. The col.
lowing only OF the slightest interest yesterdays
LARCENY OF GRgEEBAcEs
William johnson boy Of II, charged with taking oo
OF desk in the Of John Paisley, No. 40 SiKhsye
ses in National Bank bills and 81 Is In currency Sweet
William though caught 10 the denied the charge As no
could give satisfactory why his fingers Mr.
Paeys desk Justice Ledwh fully committed him 10 default
of 81 900 BAIL at the Court Of Special Sessions
DOUBTFUL
John Anderson respectable looking man. giving his cd
dress No go Ms Brooklyn. ged by Henry
Boeart with receiving harness. knowing IL TO be stolen
John follows the honest profession Of and occa
siOnaly buys old harness. - .
The plant produced and identified the property alleged 10
have been stolen.
The prisoner eaded that be did know that it stolen
settle the
John did MT see it. hence the arrest
Tue adjourned.
81. ..- LOVELY WOMAN.
A deplorahle specimen Of lovely womanhOod came into
court with the assistance Of very polite member Of the
NJ L.
King Alcohol had decidedly got the best Of the oBe
and hen asked Der she replied TO the gallant escort
"Sr III never tell By TO youi III tell 1t 70 Mr Led
with Here she endearing look to the Bench which
the Judge did not exactly recprOcate.
Justice Ledwh sent her dovn stairs which she thoug
rather hard she did no harm to nobody"
ALL ABOUT A TOOTH.
A gentleman whose name did not transpire made com.
plant that he went yesterday to have his tooth extracted 10
dentist who on didn't take the tooth out bat
broke and then because be refused TO kicked the oom
panant down stairs. He wanted to make complaint aud
Justice Ledwith told him that he had bis remedy The pug
isc will his conduct 10 day at O'CLOCK
WHO'S THE OWNER.
Officer Conner arrested George Anderson suspicion OF
having nine bagatee balls not his property George offered
them Tor sale 10 Third ave. and gave wrong address There
every believe the balls stolen the boy oan
give no satisfactory account OF himself
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FIELD SPORTS.
ATLANTIC ACT. UNION.

ATLANTIC ACT. UNION.
In consequence Of the rain yesterday the grand
match between these clubs posponed George Wright
Of the Unions word have been able 10 have played he
engaged play In the cricket match Philadelphia to-day
The time however be viii be hand Several other
matches named for yesterday indefinitely put off,
ACTIVE Ys. BURIKA.
The first grand match between these Climbs IL named 20 take
place to.day at HOboken weather permitting The Eureka
nine viii include Osborne. Faoute Mills Pennington Brent
nall Burroughs, Ford, LtewOod and Terrell The AetiVes
will have w Kelley Walker, Eaton. T. Kelly Collins. Stock
man. Hanes Ebbetis and Morand. THIS will be fine match
and no doubt close contest.
EMPIRE VS.. ATLANTIC.
The mullins" Of these clubs to play to-day at Hobo
ken and II both parties present legitimate mutns consd
cradle fun viii be afforded But II amateurs" second
nine players put only will the fan be spoiled bat
GOOD play will be shown 20 make up for II.
MATCHES TO BE PLAYED.
Sept l3Orental Social second mines the ground Of
the Oriental GTeenpOint
Sept lS-OrenAl NJ ~ Van Dyke, on the groand OF the
Oriental. Game y o'clock D.
Oriental VS.. Eckford, on Union ground.
Oriental vs.. MsnbaSsett, on ground Of the Oriental
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FIRST DISTRICT ToMBs) POLICE COURT.

During the earlier hours of yesterday there was
nothing in this Court because Of the necessity Of the APP
pearance magistrate Of Judge Bowling the Special SEES
During the afternoon however number were
heard among the outrageous Of which that Of an at
tempt by ruaps to abuse two girls who had engaged boat
to convey board ship in the harbor In this case
Matilda Peterson Of No IS Meadows HOboken swore that
abe employed Philip Green under ares herself and
friend Lseber to ship then lying the stream near
Castle Garden that when deponent went into the boat
with her friend the said Green called 10 other men,
who also went into the boat the Green then pGed
the boat out into the stream, and when
boat arrived some distance from the place where they
bksd Of the mep not yet arrested commenced talking
with deponep wanting her 70 permit him 10 take improper
liberties with hsr that abe refused and be then handled
her rough aud indecent manner then Green cams and
spsAa The roush and adeesat treatments shs cried out aud
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
LARCENY IN vASDEwATgR-sT.

LARCENY IN yASDEwATgR-sT.
Swar Leudblad, Swede, 10 years of aese. was com.
mi,ted in default of bail in snswer OF steal
ing suit OF clothing worth s4 from Ees Aberg OF No 10
Yandewater yesterday. Defendant acknowledged HAVING
the clothing when arrested, but pie AIDED not guilty
A PTcKP0cKET GETS WATCH.
John Murphy committed default Of ball ID sOOo on
charge by Emil YondugaaId OF No. l5 Hester st. OK
the larceny of silver watch and chain rOmhe person o the
pninant Brooes the 10th OF September Mnpny
was soon aerward arrested by Officer gilbert Of the Tenth
Precinct in cellar in Rz ibethst where he
had refuge lie had the watch and chain 10 bis posses
arrested He II years OF age and lives IN hoss
yeltst
.ri LARCENY IN A SHOP
Jacob Myerbach charged with stealing lot Of hattes
bea fur S. from the shop OF Jacob He'll No. 65
Second afternoon Of the 10Th OF September he
entered the shop the complainant the petense OF wishing
to and during the absence OF tbs
proprietor concealed goods about his leson whence
was subsequently taken by the complainant
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~ necessity therefore that wonder that occasionally
Citizens them and give them the % "e
John McCarty who brought up Dy Vmcer Jaes
charge OF striking the officer Ie iac. a
in public field and that three or fosr boys or young
along and had some words WIN ps nH ~ SToy
began TO club McCary and his friends lie mtempe d 70 s
arrest whatever BAT laid e0ont Win ns tapned
danger OF serious lb tuinou
upon him and gave him a seyerebeatnr -. 4, u, ..;woa
The fact Of the great that assy he
got full exteut of the law he now se's OH WIN
'nf'' n0n'D' Oh AZ a DUNN IN THE CASE.
An Isbman and negro who made opPSsng npesow
assault ASSAY ana mute into the case
told TO 60 and behave themselves
aSSIi5r irrigation Of the fair rsIl sisters
Of the midnight streets applet for arbitration on quarrel
charged that Annie Howard and Pauline White who sPesd
their the Of Blocker and Woosters had at
her the street and given her black eye and other
wise sbused The black eye appeared in Court aud
particularly veiousooking black eye It was Minnie says
PENDANTS came along and attacked her. knocked her down
beat and made her present Of the black eye when AZ
that time ornamened her beeuteous hysoR On the other
hand Annie and Pauline say that the fair Minnie was ntox
Gated and begeren aud was so aggressive in TACT tha
could keep Of her clutches Us they
through the street large delegation OF the female frenes
Of both parties present and INDUCED IN quie hyey
conversation for few minutes during ~nen TIE 0uuse was
endeayoripg to get the flcts Of the cG2.
1t seemed indeed that women Of beauty intel
genoe and wit should stand before pu3e tribunal all con
eased being members Of that class with whom and OF whom
wives and daughters cannot speak AL of these women
we're elegantly dressed we've really handsome and all
had Of former beiuty all were why shsrp
shrcwd reply reparteei all ladylke 10 their de-
yet al OF thst class 10 member OF which no
daughter the who reads this might dare to speak
II the cites which send every many
thousands OF dollars heather nOns in lands where even
their bread grows ready made the trees would condo
portion OF their funds to the beneht OF
these poor b0reTed their virtue their III
nocence and God mereifa than man. even
their souls bread they might be doing much VI good
The defendants were rem 'nded nj Thursday
COMMUNAL REyESGB. -
John Gen beat Wal IRONS WIFE wherenpon Waldron fsll
upon him and gave him licking and was fined $40 for IT,
ANOTHER CAR CONDUCTOR. ID .
Bernard Kane a conductor the Second ave- Raliroad
ssked John Conno for fare when OConnor hit the con
and tried jump of and run away for all Of which ne
fined go
STRIKING An OFFICER.
Patrick Burke having been arrested by Officer RObt young
struck officer he being taken into the station House
and bod TO pay SO for that bit Of fun.
STEALING BOOKS.
Edward Coakcy stole from csbia boy on the Eastward
Ho a number Of books Tao boy Is smart Engn boy
Charles Bowden and he told his in the straight
est possible The thief sent for three months TO
the Island Several other trivial Of petit larceny and
assault we're disposed OF, and the Court adjourned
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THE DRAMA.
MBLO's GARDEN.

MBLO'S GARDEN.
1.-THE Black Crook" which announced for Monday,
was postponed for further rehearsal but will be produced
AT Nibo's Garden tonight Seats secured for Monday
and Tuesday good for Wednesday and Thursday and
those secured for Wednesday and Thursday are good Tor
Friday and Saturday.
WINTER GARDEN.
"Dombev and Son win be acted at the Winter Garden
tonight for the first time this season MI Broughan
will play Captain Cutie
PIPTH.AvR OPERA HOUSE
Messrs. c. j. Hogan and X. Hughes have been added
10 the minstrel company performing at this house under
in the entertainment nightly given Is MI j. ID. Bud
wOrths Imitation of Popular Actors. The programme,
each evening" is varied and is full OF pleasing pieces MI
as we know and his hall Of entertainment is very conye
nienty situated
THEATRR rIcKET.oFPIcE.
The establishment of general agency for the sale OF
theater tickets is fact worthy Of especial notice Is
proposed by Of this agency TO abate the nuisance
OF Spectators, who now buy up the seats ana nest the
noise Purchasers can obtain tickets at this agency with
Ou the inconvenience and loss Of time ordinarily oeca-
stoned BY personal application at Oe R ESEs Oo1 $
New York. The Office is at Nos liz and ia Broadway
THEATRcAL NOTES.
A dramatic yersin Of Lady Audley's Secret, ="
called The Mysteries Of Audey Court" by john Brough'
an, has been produced at AsteyB Iheater IN London
The Theater in Holbon is to be opened with a new
piece by Mr.. Bouccau. Mise Herbert will begin her
al St. James, with another drama FROM the same source
The6er lie reOpenDg in this the author and his wife will
appear.
Mr.. Frederick Robinson recently appeared at To-
ronto az Claude Menotte aud Hamlet IN reference TO the
latter local paper says 1t artistic natural
ana e-ke in every particular. His conception Of IL is
rey original His eocution fautes and bis acting finished
There is stagness in his movements no hackpeyed man
ner OF rendering the finer passages He has evidently made
Hamlet study II noble representation and all we
might praise OF At would convey 10 proper dea OIL what
IL really was
Another new magician is to appear IN this city.
Prof Lebhoz Russian, who said to be marvel IN the
practice Of his art.
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THE PUBIC HEALTH.
THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.


Cholera still fingers fatally in some of the over
crowded Of the city On the 10th instant there
were 70 deaths from this cause different filthy localities
and yesterday were reported to the Sanitary Sn
periptendent These mar all be attributed TO want Of
sanitary care Of those families among which the poison
manifesto itself Prostrated by breathing the eXhalsOns Of
their own persons sleeping in small dark rooms with closed
windows shut out utterly from sunlight and air. they fall on
easy prey 10 the scourge which seldom fails TO ind several
victims in the domich and sometimes sweeps into the
one BIZ ono al the members Of household within few
hours.
THs MoRTUARY REPORT or LAST WEEK.
During the week ending Saturday CSC persons died in
III Sy S- and OOcfcd Of h: %GoS s women S oo
Btish America of China OF tho East Indies OF France
Of Denmark Of Italy OF Switzerland II were natives q
England 50 Of Germany $50 ofIreand Of Scotland I21 Of
the limited States of the West indies and Of unknown
nstivites.
The mortuary tables show 1911 deaths under year OF age
between and years o. between and years Ell between
aud years. 49, between and years. l3i between and
10 years M between 10 and years. To- between Is and 20
1885, between 20 and 40 years 1885, between 70 and 90
years 49, between GO and 80 years 81 80 Of age II
DEATHS IN THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
or the whole number Of deaths O5 took place in Che public
Institutions as follows Battery Barracks Hospital 4; Castle
Garden /; New.York Hospital 4, S. viDcents. T. Ward
Island Emigrant Hospital 90 Red House Hospital 81 Ran
dalps Island Il Aims House 10; Charity Hospital 10; Col
ored Home Lunatc Asylum 6; Nursery. 10; Pententary
/; st. Luke's. /; Bellevue 10.
DEATHS PROM FoUI-AIR DISEASES. Co.,.
The following tie shows the deaths from foua diseases
BY wards the total from accident and negligence and nom all
causes with abatement OF tho population OF the city BY
wards according to the census Of 1865:
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,e.s,sd him sotbst the boat commenced filing with waes
fcom its sides, the first pulled the boat under the
dock and when it arrived there, lhe saiq vresi
nsScd into the water; then they all jumped into M
water and csc aped Deponen rescued by oihcer WAL
friend who remained 10 iae boat was aso sa'e %
Green pleaded not guilty and committed without PAL
John Myers for stealing. or rather on enargs o. Da'e
stoen two pieces Of Canton Flannel Of the value OF 20 IRON
wm Lya who swore he caught bin in the act was sent
Special Sessions for trial were the following. LOT VIC
named Mary Crawford for go,s intoXcatoa
Peter MoKenna complaint OF Conrad C. Sasts nr pet
larceny Michael Gwin Tor disordeiy condnc Ann hccs
walking soliciting aims &can old ohen4er nsr
garet Doyle Sarah McCary Mary Ann Tfennery snd ros
ard Margaret Scrip all Baxter for drunkenness aud
disordery conduct Tue Court thea adjourned FOR tho
dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

A SILVER WEDDTYG.-Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Derby
celebrated the twenydh anniversary d their marriage
their residence in this city Friday the III inst. Lous'
full Of friends and relatives attended silver weddngd
ceremonies while their children and grandchildren toasted
nom table bouneonsy spread with the delicious yiands
The eoule seemed 10 have multiplied The bsc OF wedock by
% while adding that number Of 10 their ve and sp
peared 70 their guests freshEe8red when they lss
joined hnnds and hearts quarter Of century ago Ihs
silver tokens rom their friends numeroas and be es
val as delightful apparently 10 a concerned as vac to
ooremoof whose anniversary thor eoiebratcd
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LETTER FROM THE REGISTRAR on RECORDS


In transmitting these statistics to the Board Of Health Dr.
Elisha Harris Registrar Of Records writes as follows
In the week ending Sept the total number Of deaths in
CSC including los that occurred In public In
situations total Brooklyn 25 exclusive OF The
25 deaths occurred in the institutions and villages outside
The imits NJ ty Chronic DO vel disorders OF and
pthss Of adults gave large increase OF mortality In
those classes added all increase the total OF
New York Pthss nearly IL cents darrbea dis
eases including cholera caused nearly 80 per ceat cholera
alone bat per Of the total mortality In this city ncud
ing AL county institutions There but 70 fatal cases OF
cholera city dwellings and but In the cholera hosp
tas BROOKLYN had only "a deaths from ohoeIa but tho
centage Of mortality from zvmoc Js per cent? and paroa
ary IL arheal disorders that city greater Than IN
New.York The Flth Sixth Tenth, Twelfth and Sixteenth
Wards In the former the Sixth Sixteenth and twenty
second ards In che latter are the chief centes OF ts huy
dissase. ~ , a.,
each death marked fact appears that whatever epdem
influence he operating afew degraded
localities The these has It's center IN nJ sum on
Baxer-s and within radius Of JD feet gave IL atal
Of cholera daring the week Another chief center ana
perhaps ncurabe that shany village OF street
trampers Eghhave. The thin soil that covers that
rocky region. hsodden and objected Ozes us sohhBe INTO
numerous surface wells which that crowded and ignorant
are daily drinking liquid poison Several families
have been entirely swept into the grave from these miserable
alike obvious who viii teach these ignorant people how
20 live where shnl end healthy bones IheJ arc
breeding plaques that urge US 10 ash thes p ~, W.
that aud scky districts but small areas
The great majority Of the 3 children that died under nye
years age last week persisted In this class OF ou anu
IT, and chilly weather Is accompanied by rapid
increase OF typhus and TYPHOID eyers wen as choea IN
particular houses where had previously appeared yet
he mean temperature been unusually high aud accompa
corresponding degree OF moisture as the suboned
tables show.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
The following meteorological observations taken at Essex
Market Board of Health may be read with interest in
r,rttk tha daafh
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CARD.

To he Editor Of The ~ L. Tribune
SIR: In your issue Of this morning, you publish the
following: named Rogers Of Mr. Johnsons post
masters threw this weeks issue of The MdeH Recorder out OF
the West Meden Ct Post Office and then word 10 the
editor that he instructed not circulate any papers
which did not support the Administration Of President John
SOD" Permit state that there truth whatever In
the above and 700 viii obge. Very respectfully yours.
GEO w ROGERS.
Post oses Vet M1iSsn. c.. Sept. T. 1896.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE.-SEPr. H.
Before Commissioner OsBoRS
THE ALLEGED COUsTBRPRITIHG PRESS AND PLATES.


This case has been reported before fully and was
one Of the large number Of brosRht the early part o
August The accused 1t alleged had transfer press
which allowed be used counteetsr for his PURPOSES
The Marshal seized tho press and TOOLS which now are IN his
office Mr. Breen was held to bail TO await examination.
Ex5udge Olndo Stewart yesterday moved that
etake his de &c. 80 that he could
his business which claimed was an honest ana
legitimate one.
Mr. Asen Acting United States District Attorney. asked
MI Stewart whether the motion simply for the resora
tioE OF the implements for examination also
Mr. Stewart stated that his client deserved an early exam
inaon but he could no! obtain that II was no more than
right his tools should be returned they were willing
adequate bonds that they should not be used for in
proper purposes. - ..
MIR Allen stated that the most important Government wit
absent from the city aud would not be here
Thursday lie opposed tho surrender Of the press &c.
claiming that this mOst important pant OF tho Govern
men evidence. .
TbeIommssoner denied the motion for the surrender OF
the presses but down the examination for Thursday at
Up IN. c
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Truman Onderdonk and Richard Babeuf were held
for examination undcr charge Of passing counterfeit "
bill
COURT CALBHDAR-THIS DAY.
SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY ~, 81 lOl
i0L ia lis, 49, 100 i2i. III 1914 l26, i8 III, liz
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SEPr. ll.-Beto
nd
MEETING OF THB GRAND JU

A onorum of the Grand Jury having assembled
yesterday morning Assistant rctAtorney Ethan Alien
called hs attention. ofJudge Belts to the fact he pnTpose
though, necessary to Ell tS from applying certain
PieYenting the Statn'"'
udge Belts then charged The Grand Jury TO their duties
bearing with special force the great extent ana pev
lence Of CONTRIBUTING The Grand Jury then
organised and adjourned Wednesday when various matters
will be presented for their action.
RETURN or PROCESS AND CONDEMNATION
The United States agt One Hogshead Of holasseS &c.
found No POT Observation-Disclosures was returned In ths
case and claimant appearing decree OF condemnation
was entered.
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GRAND GERMAN Provo AND FLAs PRrsExrArIoN.

GRAND GERMAN Picnic AND FLAG PRESENTATION.
"A grand Picnic and Festival given Moan Peasau.
Park hudson City Monday under the auspices the Jer
sy City Quarete Club aud attended BY thousand
people The following named military and Societies
participated Capt VIM sauer company Of Hussars Of New
York, with full band Of music; Hudson County Artillery.
(detachmen commanded by Capt Guthi Jersey CITY Scbt
zen Corps 10 under command Of Capt John Horsman
accompanied by WanBemakers band Jersey City
bund Jersey CITY TurEveren; Greenvie Concordia; Hud
City Moeyen Singing Clubs Jersey City Concorda, and
Delegates from the Le!dCrkraHz NeW.luik. At4 Q
magnificent white silk banner worked BY MIS- Barbara Strer
was presented 10 the Quertec CuD by Miss Lonisa Fruer
1t was received behalf Of tho Club by M. Woitowsky
After the reception tie Club under the leadership the Psi
dent Prof Ddrnsiaedt sung banner composed for the
occasion Tie tag Is six feet square. with heavy yellow
fringe and Si00 side worked LIe. aud ths
hllWng Inscription; Dedicated TO the Qnaftee Cub by
the Ladies Of jersey City. Sept. 10 lso On the diverse
side is worked portrait representing Apollo The Sohuzen
Corps had -ial OF skin for prizes and toe Jay was passed IL
The usual manner, and closed bY tna display Of ire
works front Of the Cub House No l6 NewaFks jersey
Civ
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NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH COUSTERPEITISG.-
On Saturday night last CaefOf Police Peron, Elizabeth
arrested George A. Maxim. OF the City Police force on
charge Of passing counterfeit money various pcFsOas
Union County three or four months since and gans
whom there are three indictments The prisoner takeo
10 Elizabeth arrested There appears have been
attempt 10 keep the matter fOm the kuoN ledge Of the
public and 1t might have been successful Tor the
icatlYeness Of one Of tie policemen just dismissed
from tie force,
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Mr. Bliss desired to be upon the question Of allowing
After some further discussion the case was adjourned 70
to-day at IL 30 g. m
DRcIBON.
Anna Helfenritter ngt. Godfrey Heifenritter-Memo
randa FOR Counsel Jacob Ortlieh ag Wanon HaHaru-
Motion 70 dissolve the injunction grated on bond being %
cvted BY Hazard and surees In $1,000 to pay whst ShA
be found due TO 0rtloh, &C.
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1t IL said that The famous horse Astoria viii DO at the Ford
ham needing The following the overstewsrds; W B.
Duncan j. T. Purdy Paul Forbes A Keene Richards aud
K BOedinOt Colt esqs John D. Irving OF No 90 Exchange
place Il SeoretaTF.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPscIAL TERH-SEPr IL
Before Judge CARDoz0
DECISIONS. -.
Fuchs agt. Polhman-Motion granted "i'nou'
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THB AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.


TIE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
The Inauguration meeting Of the Jerome Park,
Fordham will be finely and fully celebrated 25th inst
The viii continue for four days Every possible arrange
viii be made by the Of this Park for the
comfort and pleasure Of their visitors. large number Of
celebrated racers are already the stables for this meeting
and more daily arriving For the Grand Natopa Race"
OF q miles upon the fourth day the owdg horses hare been
named and Handicapped:
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Mean Of barometer for week. Zs.Fo.
Mean Of tenn eratsre for week -.
Average hnnlidi Nor week, ssturation being 100, 81
Total rain fall, ID