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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

though TO play and to win IL was mere formaliy on on
Monday the hall used was particularly hyc one, voc
lively for Chicago, and yesterday dead ball was brought
into play-too deadly for Chicago. ,,.o
At35, Mr. John Grum having been secured for umpire,
play called, the White Stockings az the pat lno
rst striker McAtee through poor but fortunate stroke
reached base, aud shortly after worked nome, w, ~
nervousness interfering with the good intentions OF inc
Mutuals. One run thus early scored ON e,fc ,
Sharp careful play after this retired the sde ana the
New.Yorkers took position at the bat halnein oegan
handsomely clever hit giving him base easily IRON
which he worked round to third and home ON passed
ball; Nelson's hit would have brought Haheid h9me 60
that the passed ball wie be se0red the run counts
for nought IN the list OF errors with this the bus
ness closed for the Mutuals. Nelson left on base
both sides going out in short order It was apparent
this stage that the game would be TO try the
fielding rather than the batting abilities of both clubs
Good luck second time attended McAtee in the third
inning, and he scored second through the over
the Workers four for their share three of which
fairly earned, bringing the and in New
Yorks favor It was now apparent to the visitors that
they had counted upon too easy victory, and they
cndcavOred TO alter affairs But they face to face
superior were resoIyea 10 imp tI
treated 10 another blank on the onetwothree
order again, and then refused return OF the comph
ment.
To follow the game to it's close in detail is not neees
were met by on the part OF the Mutuas
until brOkenspred at their failure to alter the current
affairs they succumbed to accepted defeat During
the game Craver was relieved behind the bat by Hodes
the former taking the post az snort HELD rms chahge
did not work advantageousy II had been supposed
Meyerle pitched throughout the game The Muuals con-
Quoted this game they have no other the present sea
They COOL collected and for them, extremely
careful This style caused the whole play bear tame
studied appearance, quite unusual 10 previous eNlDl
throughout it all without manifestation Of delight dis
pleasure The game was not altoge ther undressing,
the game won by the Mutuals. 1t was quiet,
orderly, absorbing galne-the department OF Deh3aets
and players was like n whst-paying party 9he Wmtc
Stockings chagrined evidently at the result 80 nn,
expected TO them and seemed Ia feel thai the cost OF
organizing the nine merit1d better return full score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
LATEST SLIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Leis Bremen Je o. via HAVE June IS mde
ami
siip Joseph Clark Carver Bristol Eng, May railroad iron
Bark Tomss Terry, Crosby Cienfnegos 10 days, sugar
Bark Nav Stes0n, epate, Havana Is days sugar
B,rk krurus, Zeike, Antwerp SO days, mdse.
EumhletOn Hail. Marseles 81 days mdse.
nv Celeste. Fowler, MsisnEas II days, moasses
Brg John SHAY, Eickeraon, Mstanzas 10 days,
Fnd smith, Smith St Pierre Mart, 20 days sugar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND CoAsTwIsK.
Elizabeth White, Virginia, Sarah Lavna Virginia
John G.. Ferris, Virginia. hsnanico Virginia
Lbbe P. HalOck, Virginia
SAILED.
sesmshps-nho Russia and Ssmara for Lyerpool Rising star
Aspiuwa Catherine Waiting ChasOn Fairbanks for Phla-
deIhia Shps-E C. Scranton for Hssre Enore for CronstA
Bars-BneC'o for Smyrna Luciano Sierra for Penarh Bngs-
Mly for Rigs; Eva for Constannoplei Nellie for Cork
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July 6-Arvd barks Susan ~ Dudman from Arirosan
Troyora Bouay; Norton from Caibaen Veteran from
Baltmore bgs Henry Perkins, from Psni NJ C. Come from
Csibaren.
PoRTREs MONROE july 6-Passed In Baltimore shr Mary
Elizabeth EleuheTa Passed bark Laura from Baltimore foI
Bremen.
SlyAyS,n Ga July 6Ceared brig Selma for Baltimore sebr.
Leonss Arrived steamship Jano from New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW july 6The steamships Australia and Dorian from New
Glasgow, 1gnaei of Neville this morning.
July 6Ihe steamship IeutOnia, from Ne1iOk
arrived here O'Clock evening. All well
dispatch Brest this morning the arrival Of the St
that O'Clock last evening her way from New
"a Have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE NEW.HAMBURGH MURDER

Last Monday noon two little boys rowing
in a boat found III wappnger's Creek, near New Ham
burgh n. Y, the body Of bruised and disfgured
on the forehead and the back OF the head and with
deep in the neck under the right In sdjon-
ing Geld among the tramped oats, hat and
pools OF blood, together with two bloody
stones while between the place and the creeks edge
spots of blood and tracks OF men were visible The name
OF Thomas A. Hhtney discovered the welt OF the
inside pocket of the mans vest He is apparently
years OF and nearly six feet in stature with thin
irregular lures, and sandy mOustache and whiskers
Ee was attired In black pants, dark lowered vest.
white shirt, cloth shoes. and white socks, with
the tops cut OF He seen about Wappinger's Falls
ON 6rnday morning To person he said he from
ctady, and had sister living in POughkeeps1e
but didyqot give his He said he knew u man
NAMED simpson, saddler and harness maker In Pough
keepee. To another man he said he was an important
witness I'm A. law case, and that hunting him TO
XIII him H. also said that Fenans were after him. and
he was sure he would be killed that night He very
anxious 20 see Protestant clergyman and called tho
PRESBYTERIAN mister, who not at home. Then 1t
was Thought he partially deranged but all tho facts
surrounding the finding OF the body show that he could
NOT have committed Auicide, but that lie first way
laid and then thrown f1to the water.
Coroner yandewaier ot Hshkill Landing held On In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
JERSEY AND WESTMINSTER RAILROAD
FACILITIES.

The problem of cheap, prompt and convent
railroad transportation from cour try homes to city
places OF business Ia always enc OF moment to con-
stanty increasing class Of czens and it is especi-
ally interesting just wnen many who live in New
York during the Winter are thinking Of transferring
themselves and families for few months, from the
dusty and sitting meroy os TO purer and queter
retreat within daily raj road reach Of the city In de
Gliding where TO III is item of travel becomes very
important and statistics with reference TO the
number OF trains and of communication on vari-
roads into Jersey and the Hudson will prove use
full TO many readers.
On the EewJers ey Railroad the cars are good and
clean and seats Generally provided for all the pas
sengers The fos wing table published by the Company
Feb 1870, gives in very compact form all the facts III
terestinS to comr luters:
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Those who interested in this subject will ind
tables worth careful study. Two three facts
cited TO show the kind Of discoveries they will s apt TO
make.
On the Hudson Road the yearly Communication 10 In
wood nine miles distant, 26 trains day, Is about fao
On the EewJersey Road the yearly communication 10
Newark, nine miles distant, CO trains day. il t65 60
On the Harlem Road the yearly Communication 10 West
SOC.
On the Central Railroad OF EewJersy the yearly
mutation to kosene Is miles distant, 25trains day, ia
Sos co.
other comparisons which those concerned can make
f0r themselves viii still frthcr show the marked and
almost universal superiority Of the jersey roads
those running up the Hudson I'm oheapnes and tent Of
and general comfort
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breyoort House-Commodore .. >. Jones' the
pev q = Palmer and W. Herbert Peto, England; Ut. .;
- UnIiand of springfield Mass, and Capt higgins OF
the British army st. Nehpd ns1csa Of hrEahsas
Maior NJ + Wicks OF Memphis, and Joseph Slngerey OF
Philadelphia Westminster hoteidne non; 1G1
Albany - Metropolitan Hotel-The llev. j. Cnam
bers Philadelphia, and T. j. HiIlhonse 'eneSa ~ the
Rev W H Hearts, st. John, ~ b., ana EDWARD helny'
Lancaster, Penn - Hoffman houseI 1E; enHe
man n ID Hubbard OF Connecticut - flith Avenue
Uotel-The Marquis de Chambrun, washington eA-C9n-
rressnan r. r. auckland Of Ohio; d. van OF Troy; W.
Everett Commander Davenpot, o.
NAVY - ST. Denis Hotel-Professor Dunett OF Gam.
bridsge Mass - New.York Hotel-Capt. Maeauley OF
steamship China.
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BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. WHITE sToCKJYG-MUTUAL viCToRs,
~ TO f.

The Chicago or White Stocking Club a
xAeoud time met q Sew-Y0rk club yesterday, and q
second time were defeated. The result of Mondays
zane with the Atlantcs looked for but not wished
for by Chicago aud the defeat was regarded rser As
lesson Before the game yesterday. the White Stockings
had ba,n marked as winners. Certainly every thing
onted 81 the defeat Of NsSYOrk comparisons Can he
made to Il dicste anything Less than fortnight ago
while in Boston, the wntuals lost game With HaryaIa
nv two runs and subsequently Harvard was readiy
beaten by tn White stockings 80 tot The Bed STOCK
5gs too bad taken ball from the Muuals IN most on
hand manner I6 10 g. the day preceding the formers
eIfIaOrdiiary game with the Atlantcs. Even nese
orecctnts erc made 10 appear far worse for the mu
tnas ,y the restt OF last Mondays game In PIadei-
pas With the Athletics, when they were again easily as
oSd N for of 10 10 These successive defeats,
nscaJ ~ Dis aar1rnng the NewYork club had an OPP
na5jfs eject and they awaited the meeting with the
To- ami White Stockings confidently. Upon the Held
prior 10 the call Of play, the Mutual players
q ~, pof iejsned % discount results and whenever the
oc ya brOached tpey became silent and wise ooklnB
90 Wie Eosp we're ~ good hunor, displayed great
bavsney Of spiet sd generally spoke VI the game -
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NORTHERN RAILROAD DIy,-ION.

On the Hudson and Harlem Roads different system
OF ia employed and tickets sold by the
hundred Instead Of by the year. Older stock is used
these lines aud there frequent complaints that the
cars are overcrowded and might be kept good deal
cleaner The lack of Sunday trains is also OF
much annoyance. The following table Of rates the
Hudson Road in connection with those given above,
will furnish the means OF comparing the Westcbester
lines with the Jersey lines The 100 tickets for all places
below Sing Sing must be used within three months for
places Sing Sing they good for MONTHS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

oues and the Jury returned verdict That the decessea
came 10 his death at tine hands OF SOME persnn OF persons
unknown, by being stabbed and beaten, and flung into
the creek Several witnesses testified to hearing groans
In the field night OF the murder seeing
scung there but, surprising them to he intoxicated, no
attention paid 10 the matter Coroner Vandewaters
inquest considered entirely satisfactory and, by
request Coroner Andrews Of Pougbkeepe held second
investigation yesterday. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

62S Gifs In p'NWO
The and Distribution will take place under the immediate d..
recton Board VI the Mercantile Library Association
Supervisory selected City County
officers and we'll known citizens Of San Francisco
ROBERT B. SWAIN, President NJ L. A.
W. H. L. BARNES yice-Presdent
VIM. c. RALST0E, Treasurer
paying expenses Of the entertainment and making the s
announced the balance viii be spilled
erhsushng the present Indebtedness the Mercantile Library
toR
Holders tickets to which Gifts awarded will receive the
presentation Of u tickets to the business Agents Of the
their Office No. 3s California San Francisco
Eonre4Lients collect through Weeks Fargo Co.'S Express
Sale tickets commenced June Over half have been sold and
delivered twenty working days The distribution will take place
promptly announced.
orler supply demand ,eies will be
SewYork for limited time and be had with circulars
giving full particular at the following places:
p. C. DEyLIS No. 2 Wall.st
DELM0NC0's, RNhsye. and Fsurteeuthst
VICTOR GIRASDY, No sl5i Broadway.
READING ROOM Hhhsve Hotel
TICKET OFFICE, Grand Hotel
Orders by mail with addressed DORE PETERS No
3w.Lst Nev-York, will receive prompt attention.
liberal discount will be allowed to parties purchasing again
California bankers and merchants residing NewYOrk any visitor
will certify integrity enterprise and
OF the management D0RE PETERS, Business Agents.
San Francisco, June ~
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HOME NEWS.
THS WEATHER

~. u,.5 Hour Tier Bar. Wind.
Esv.YoRx HOuf. Tier Bar VIM so NesSsE
-" n SO aDs. - X @@AAE
Us NI6sg 100 3o.Gss :. 4.
Yesterday. wednesday, the etb was partly
nsh,ny also hot after m; at p M the heat was
mnnrci with the usual breeze ror; tho fca. The sy
,oeso 70 r, m; slightly cloudy at TO- Note-6th-Froin
Top slightly cony ga 0t i aSSu month ssGe 20 s1es
inches In June 72iOo inches fell the average Is
l6-lOO inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

the Abous 30 children belonging Ger
man society raj Bars Ps yesterday The Newark
Msons 20 90 an eIcursn Reskaw Monday s PaiheEs
Total Abstinence Benevolent so % Accompanied by the Father
Mathew Societies OF BeIeye and ~ gen excursion yeser
day Killarney Park near Glen Cove Ill Tbe excursion returned
about p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

This road presents decided ADVANTAGES in the way
Tow fares quick time and frequent trains WINE on. VI
5Op0O0 passengers carried by III, not one WHO WS III o
seat in the cars lost his life. ,,,-,
the Morris and Essex Road from the loot OF arcy
and ChrstOIber-sts the ears good and not over
crowded. and the rates OF Communication nave peen re-
duced about 20 cent since last year Inc lohO"hh
he nIpsn III "a
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BREMEN-n steamship Bremen July 6Theese Fleseh
Bert Kruger H. Nemsnn a1d family Carl Gossaner Aaron
family Fher Hammer. Rchsr LEST Al Damona, Charles
Smith Meyer Preser David Rosnhener Heinz yaehs
II. Pi.keh. Sophie Grtter.
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lAnnounoementaI

How WONDERFUL ARE THE DEVICES OF MAN
r.ie 70, illustration KsoI the Halter Of No 2l2 Bpsadsy win
what interest, energy udsmsbs perseverance, has he established
himself leader hating interest Of America lie out
competitor such examples pAy well Ill rs nth revsren
ual awe, and teach where TO buy kats
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Earliest Latest 100
faA " to-, ~ " t.,

On the Harlem read the following tariff OF commute
ton has been in force since May l. 1861 The 100 tickets
all places below Kensco must be used within three
months tickets for places above Kensico good for
fnur tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
THE PRooxLYN DAILY EAGLE has large

eirenon than other evening paper America In order % ae
eommoie the EewYork readers who desire have this huens
paper sac following agencies have been esbhedn NewYort City
tmVGOn Jones' No. Astor Hsuse outIde); j. H. Hitler News
Exchange ST. Nichols Hotel Aston House kanda hes'rs Drnn
Cg n Railroad Depot foot OF Lber James Coils
JERSEY Ferry foot Of Coundt CP Ferry
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On the Central Railroad Of NewJersey the cars are al
good any in the United States and the eonducto
have orders 10 provide every passenger with seat Ih
rates Of Communication adopted March 1862 are as FOL
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PRINCETON COLLEGE VS.. LOWELL.
Princeton College played their last game in
T0tal......".27 30 "a 30 p To

lst. o. 81. 4th 5tb 9Th It'll 9th. 9th. Total
Princeton FaSs t' ......i g % Z ia 10
Umpire H. Chandler Of the Tr Mountain Time Of game 1885,
To-day, Rose Hill (Fordham College, VS..
Princeton College, at fremont, and White Stockings and
Eckfords, at Union Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

H. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, ia
the place reliable WATCHES fre DAKosD shee JEW
KLxr, and SILyKRwARz. Diamonds specially.
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HENRY G.. ROWr.N es6,

HENRY g.. BoWIN, esq, was very lucky in
Grant for the fourth But he and thousands Of other
wisda in one on
We never sell one th' Our stock Of
DIAMONDS, yEwELPY and smvERwARE Offer at gold rates
j. Ill JOHNSTON ROBINSON, $50 Bowery, Broomest
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CRICKET.
ST. GEORGE VS.. GERMANTOWN.


The first match of the season between these
slubs begun the grounds Of the 81. George Club
Hudson City, yesterday, and the weather proving ia
vorahle very good display Of cricket was the result
Che Germantown Club were represented in their
strength, but St George shOrt-handed Messrs
GbbCs and Bowman, Cross and eaten not taking part
Bateld also unable TO attend Nevertheless, they
managed 10 get together pretty strong team, and thus
Tar the fight has been an even one.
The Germantown players went TO the bat first, and
after grand display, retired for of l4 J. Large
and Hareaves contributing "a each, Mcintyre IT, aud
Ihcs HargTeayes and Reed I6 and l5 St. George fol-
lowed. and when stumps were drawn at 6t p IN. they
had obtained 49, with the loss OF five wckets only
CoeneIs ~ feature OF the batting Bance in with
lus credit and Stead with Is when the play closed
for the day. Wood contributed 20 in the opening play
The viii be resumed at l0t a, III. to-day The score
OF the hrst days play follows:
G%RNAETovS 4 49, 81 GkoRgA
b II WoaT Reed b. McInyre.
Iarge e Morley Nicholson b. Mcintyre.
BlIesF Cooper Morley. Caby BOWED Mcintyre ls
j. HaTSzsaxa c % Wool B. Nor
b.nce
Cooper T. Hsrgresyes b. McIn
Rastsp GesyeI h. Horiey
RI Sel l. Carpenter bowed L.rge......
q. HsTFesFes { Carpenter D. .
Geisl l.,H led ESfsy. ~
q. and =. Morley 81
kLholssl & Esuoe b. CsryesteS. q
hekea1 moi o1t........ ..-.... -
Byes. 2; Leg Byes 2; WIDE 3;
Ne balls. l.........,......
lota Iefsi Ills
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INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON
WESTERN RAILWAY
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN.


are denopn.On. Of 1000 each secured BY
mortgage miles rdnspo largest city and
important railroad the stse Of susDs the Cay 81
Pekn in Illinois
DIRECT LINE FROM CINCINNATI AND ISpIASAPs
OILS TO PEKTN PEORIA AND OMAHA
$50 MILES OF THE LINE ARB NOW IN FULL
OPERATION,
equipped with full mppy of NEW and FRsrcssss 'ssns s
EARNING MORE THAN THE INTEREST on THE
BONDS.
The b.l.neeweuysvo ne.-. graded DE iron beng rspa at
| and will Be completed without delay.
There thirty iI depos the linz heated IN et sd Dsss ma
Contain IN the aggregate population 81 100 600 70 70
each mile within radios halls mile otbe track and DtpAs
weny nils Of ls> track Aere popu Of 10000
hpasses through the counties MARION, Hspdts. Montgomery
Fountain and verhon vsrua<
hon Chsmpsgn Plstt HeIsss
Of the old smssns State rosa which
portion States before the time Of railroads
travel qsenty hky
West the eiae se vi.
lagos and products Of these counties demonstrate.
Beside. large agricultural productions
extensive in the large towns and 'sssdy n
7 ereasng
The coal mine. extensively probably
worked BUssrss THExE HuyDK.o coas
al present, and MORE Twice Nursn
REQUIRED CARRY Coal CAssLxros rss REsArslssa
LNK
present earnings 100 lesh safe that ss
BrsIssss AMPLE Pas Tss
BosDsD DEsr, Bot LARGE DIVIDENDS PIE STOCK.
necessary support frsclsss rss and make prOsase invas
through local traffic forms nd central trunk hne for through
business Nor sUsPInxD ROAD EouAL LsssrH rHs
WEST.
lines with de cities Of Coises
CeveDd Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Louisville and vie Pensh
Central Baltimore and Ohio Chenpsas and oha end ss -
poaat Pekn the Wesen nfuus ssnseors an
With Peors Quincy Keauk Burlington and Omaha Al Blcss$
ipgton With the illinois which 600 es
For Dodge Iowa very business will be done With 1ishss n
Danvie Toledo Lsls Erie map Win sAa
very important connections in making through hnes crse
this
The Loan beyond any presen ssrssf
1870 miles which must necessarily BE- dosOl'd "AsA Ne
trains through
which adds greatly 70 their yAoe ~ rxs
ROAD WILL
They registered the Farmers Loan and Trust Conbyb
desired
Coupons payable April October New
YOrf. Th. principal payable in maturity.
Total Issue S5,000,000
The loan being rapidly absorbed AL.zAss
p COUNTRY AND EURoPE
We offer for the present the balance at
s2 IL AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Being vesh and Of the country ssons Mo
bss nd equipped
Considered pRsrcIAs Ecuasrr
earnings completed portion esiytr q
expectations wi pleasure that recommend these etoe
the cheapest and safest investments the masket de
than bonds they produce shout nvs per cent
income from the capital which csnno, b reeced bat v
probably be largely increased BY the convertible clause.
marketable securities received exchange highest
They express expense Boos Forwarded
to all points HrPKEss CHARGE.
For full particulars, apply to
TIIDMED DpfTucDc
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For SPONGE MATTREssEs-CoOler, Cheaper, and
and Canast D. FARRELL Co.
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Proprietor Medical Depot world HALF MILLION
WORTH Incidence MINERAL WATERS DRuGGIsTs SrS
GOODS always band and supplied in nsu
large quantities desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07

The Newark and Manhattan clubs play at
Newark to-day Manhattan takes the 81 train from New
York
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SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE tTOt to-day, best three
IN Ave, on Glen Mchell's halfmie track, was won by
Belle Morrill,. The following was the summary:
n ". Ogee Belle Morrill,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pougreys Fanny bsnbert.
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By AUTHORITY OF i SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGISLATURES
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
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lst 3D. 81 4th 5h 9Th. Nh. eth 9b-Total
S %Sils is!o:ins... | / : =
White Whit, s'oekHs'.' 9 9 9 Q : @
Umur-M John Grum Bedford Time hours IS minutes
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J. White b. n Hettie By Kenneth s................
Blon's b. h. Bay Jack, by Harper,
r. HendeTson's g. Rabbit Hash by Colossus, yrs....
Time: 3:5+i, Bah

Iine-2:J4i I:3l 2:J8, <:slt 2;jS
In the pools Mazeppa sold for eco; Waterloo $40; Lady
Hamilton, $40; Lady Blanche, So. There was much
Iockeying and scoring in this and most mxedup
betting After the first heat Lady Blanche was made
iavorite then Waterloo came into request, then Ma
Eeppa again, after winning the third easily. He how
ever behaved with his usual unrelabity and Waterloo
whO trOted steadily had IL all his own way in the last
Two heats.
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RAsrEKN DIVISION.

ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY. -
Up0n the Erie Road the following communication taflH
took effect March q $50: