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DIED.
'sd,y, Augastlo, Edward j. Bacon.

BACON on Tu,sday, August lG, Edward J. Bacon.
Tic rc.iycs aid tsic6ds Of the family, and the mem.
hers the Eureka Af,oca; on ~ e. re- rcuu y-ny;ci
Getn u i6s (lh5r,day, ,.tcrno5a, Al o'eoci
prgg-. a4ei IS years and months
ieW, ~ inferred a. incHwoo August y.
Catherine, widow OF the late Wa. a. Cayannah Of his
The relatives and friends Of the nmny are r,speciu-
ly invited 10 attend he funeral scrycusths day Clhur
Jaw John Nom. ''GW ~ WSi eis o' H'' OF''h'' III
vEpWAAHpsG LaTm"qsye GSsr leh Bridge on
son Of loseph ana Agnes Ann EIwalis, aSeu nontns
ihe relatives and friends Of the c'mlly are invited
to pi'enI inc iunvla, ms llh. sd'y ai.rnocp, a.
G06DwIN.-on Tuesday, August iG, samuc. Good.
lie relstvcs All ircnd. oi ihc 'anly also the mem.
spectny il viie 10 attend Inc iuicia ron ~. ATE
Al !otlocy witGout iartnci iHyi,ation '"'
aAAL9En on ir Ig@d%y s ~, AgEe.9 G isIo J9ha Ian;
The rehvrs aud friends Of the family are resnectful.
lvnvted 10 attend rs funeral, nom the sidcnce OF
MS parents 81 sth st., on Thursday August l., at
NJ JOHNSON ON wcincsda,, August L. susanna,
the beloved DAUGHTER OF jas aud Annie A. hutchinson,
Inc rcatiyes and lrcId- Of the flmyarc ro.pccfury
narents at ldile Neck, Long lsand on Thursday, al
MAliTlN On TUESDAY, August 70. wm. W. Martin.
Of consumption "a q, tHh Year Ige dec 'ased Was
Ihc mcmoyrt OF ne department friend, and relatives
~ AZ O'Clock = from his ate resdence dt brOJmo
ME e. Vile Of james resTeW YsY1 al N"sSs eS Of
AS o. the infant son Of james AMI enae G h' reit
grew. - Wv
The relatives ana friends Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from their late s.dcLCc, 9Jy East
abth st., o. Friday 1911 INST ~ O'Clock.
MAEGock Lopez; No. %, 10, O. F;aRret3reni ,Yop
IhusdAV, August H. ~ ococN precisely 10 attend
the funeral Cf our late brotner lame Gaway,
A, ELLIOT BACON y. q.
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distributed throughout the list Old Tennesssss
were firm At 6aHd63, the new, under q free pres
sure Of sales declining ~ n cent 10 bOH. Vir-
North Carolinas rising IN y cent. TO 5sk, and
funding act bonds OF 1896 y cent to 10 special TAI
being hrm at 1k. City bank shares were also more
scuve' with sales Of Bank OF Commerce at 12i
american Exchange, ia Mercantile, 1876 Cont
mental, w; and Phgnix, 100. Railroad bonds were
urn, Alton and Terre Haute incomes selling at 5t,fh
16H, ana Union Pacihcs at s2B
There appears 10 have been activity in
central Pacific bonds during the past few days and
the German bankers, who threw overheard these
securities on the declaration OF war by France are
noW seeking to roinvest. though at HIGHER nfurpe
1he demand has been especially marked TODAY and
the price has thus been advanced to STt5 while s5f
is freely offered. The following are the closing
mortgage bonds, S2lf 0s2I incomes. 1if,Its;
lanl grants 721s073iS; and stock, 2Gi 7oG',
On extreme quotations N. j. Central stock nuc.
tuaed between 9jAngj's, scrip Dl6tJ1S, Eric 22sf Q
g. Reading 9jaJ6b, Lake Shore g2as asQg25a, Wa.
bash t2d52f, Northwestern preferred S5N7e5N .
Rock Island i13aMii4h, St. Paul preferred Ti61i'
aud OHIO aud Mississippi 33A03i1. Investment
securities were quiet tlough Tie business generally
was well distributed. Hannibal and ~ Joseph prc-
ferred sold At 112N, G. G. and |. c. 1iaIt1T, Int
nois Central 1876, Alton and Torre Iautc 3Jh. Chi
caCo and Alton (Cx dividend 1i2k, and Marietta
and Cincinnati first preferred 10. There were few
transactions of importance recorded In the mscel-
laneuus list, Pacific Mail the feature rising to 3S
from 31E. Western Union Telegraph was duh nt
3is, ana MariDosa preferred weak ut giqGtlO. EX
press shares were inactive, and with the exception
OF Adams, Which sold at GSAGSGs3s, were not dealt
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Pa,erson's Phunny Phcllows' Picnic.

The picnic and fantastic celebration OF the
Phunny Phellows OF Paterson, Yesterday, was the
affair of the in that ancient borough OF cot
ton mills and locomotives. masquerade parade OF
tho "troops" was commanded by Gen. Garrabrlnt
There was captain to each four men, and two of
the latter: were Heulenants, aud two sergeants.
Tae Generals sword was nine feet long. TIE
police force preceding the march was armed with
brooms. A prize was provided for everY man. Soy
era thousand people visited the grounds bunker
HID during the day. The prizes were preseute by
influential citizens. The proceeds go to the Orphan
Asylum. II took four wagons to brug ba'k the
nmIIY llnnr hner K
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEpNEspAY, ,Aug 17-P. M.-The different Wall
street markets still continue very dull, although a
tribe more business is recorded There Is, how
ever, an almost entire absence OF speculation, and
the Long Room has been practically deserted by
both brokers and operators. Prices OF leading
shares were weak during the morning, aud sub
mittei to a decline OF u TO : q cent, but suLse.
quently partially recovered the depression. though
the dealings SO light that there was really no
market. The PRINCIPAL transactions continue to be
othned to Lake Shore and New York Central while
the St, Paul stocks have Shown more activity than
for several days. The cable news to-day respecting
the pending Franco-Prussian stru; has been con
nictins, although late adyices incline to the
French side Reading, Wabash, Rock Island
Ohio and Mississippi, aud the Norlhwests
were quite neglected and the balance OF
tie list showed feature OF interest. In
the goli market the transactions have been
limited, although some OF the German as well as
American bankers were more active purchasers to-
day. stronger tone thus impaired 70 the
market and more confidence in future prices, yet
quite an effort was noted to make prices weak wh lie
the purchasing movement was going on. A number
Of the shorts" also covered their contracts and
while the business in the Gold Room has appelre 4
nominal, yet learn of considerable sales not re-.
corded by the dial The inclination Of operators
late battles and holders were not disposed TO sell
The Treasury sold one million goll at li127 to III.
46 bids for which were elected to the amount OF
t3,g25Oo0, at prices ranging from 1863 TO 1l1i6
In the gold loan market the rates paid tor avin.
ances carried were ?, !, and Z cent AMI for bor
rowing Nat. The China sailed to-day with 81 10000
and the Idaho with $1,000 aggregate Of 400 CO.,
The total cearinss at the Gold Exchange Bank were
{3l,3Os,OO0 gold balances, SS96,i5 and currency
balances, 81 O69071. The principal quotations were
10 A. M...,llIHl2 M.,.,..,,.lit4 I r, M.-....llI.
has M..lliN l., Mu",,,..Ilia $50 Mill. bid
Foreign exchange has been dull and steady on the
basis o. lOg.1lO9I for siIty-days sterling, and
llOh6liO14 Tor sisht.
The money market has ruled easy throughout
the day at the advanced rates noted yesterday Call
loans have ranged from to Y cent, del ending
upon the collateral offered Discounts have been
firm at GJsd7 ger cent, according to grade or date
According to Washington kilograms the currency
balance In the Treasury now amounts to &2s q52.
2l94a, as against $iO,G0O,0O0 last Friday This De.
Is doubtless attributable to the fact that this
amount has DeoD transferred to the credit OF pen.
sion agents for payment OF pensions due Sept. 4
the coin balance stands at $lC1 O7 g02 3d. of Chic
| tFiGNMo Is In god certificates Government
bonds have been strong and higher, princ.ptur On
the purchases OF tlt foreign bankers, tn demand
from domestic buyers having been limited Tn,
slHtv.seVeus have been tn feature and -o.I as a.
a. llO'i Henry CeNs & Co., 32 Wall b., report at
| L. NJ;
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GRRSvILLR 7. JENKs,
born J4y q, 1870.
Died August Ia, 1870.

The coffin was beautifully ornamented with
wrtaihs oi flowers. The Rev. Dr. X :. StorTs read
tile usual funeral services, and then feeugly spoke
Of the character OF Mr. jerks.
The cisket was borne to the Reformed Church on
the Heights, IN Fierrepont street. where u large
congregation had assembled
Ihe Rry Henry Ward Boecher, after reading
suitable pas safes nom the Scriptures, spoke Of MIR.
Jenks IN euloglsiic terms and, without holding him
up as model, SAID he was faithful connse loT and
excellent companion, The remains were deposited
IN the family vault In Greenwood Cemetery where
they are TO remain until the arrival Of the family,
who are In Europe. ''
he pail bearers were Benjamin d. Sliman
James Il. Craig, Alex. McCue. II. W. Slocum Lu'
Glen Birdseye, John II. Bergen, c. T.. Pratt o. a.
Reynolds, James Emott, WIN, c. De Witt, Wlnches.
ter Brtton, and j. NJ. Van Cott.
Yesterday morning, the Kings county Bar met in
the Supreme Court room, Judge Lott presiding
speeches in euloy OF the deceased lawyer were de.
hvered by the HON. Wm, c. De Witt, Judge McCue,
Judge knott, Judge Armstrong, the Hon Geo II.
Rice, l. T. Williams, and others. Appropriate reso,
lutions were adopted, and committee was ap-
pointed 10 procure portrait or bust of the dstin.
gushet lawyer for the Law Library. II was also re-
solved " wear the usual badge Of mourning for 81
days.
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The Norwalk CoIlision-Capt. Hnzzards
Story.

To the Editor Of The sun.
SIR: At the time Of the collision between the
schooner Lady Ellen and the steamboat Norwalk was
IA the pilot house OF the latter. The first OF the
schooner she was about ahlf mile from Us, and sup
posed from the she steering that would
go under the steamboatG She then head ng
about south, and the steamboat was steering about
noith.northeasL then sat down on the locker when
shortly afer the pilot Mr. sceley, called my attention
by asking now | supposed the schooner was going.
She was then within about two lengths Of then
opened the pilot house door and hailed the schooner
telling him to Hr instead of doing which, he kept of
then saw that collision could not be avoided on the
part OF the stcamboat ana called to the passengers
The lower deck 70 get away from the port guard.
! saw that the schooner was coming right tor the
boiler, and told tue pilot not TO stop her, that she
could sriEe aOaf the boiler. The schooner had plcn "
OF room II sue had kept her course. and would have
gone some way Mtetn OF the steamboat, The pilot
was perfectly sober and collected, aud did everything
kept her going, which the only thing he could do.
| have known tho pilot for nIleeu wears, and never
knew him to be under the Influence OF liquor.
Alter the collision immediately Jumped on 10 the
comparatively uDinJurei the damage to the
joiner work. The passengers were rushing for the
schooner, and tried 10 prevent them from doing
there was then no danger on board the boat also
which alleward towed US into Brooklyn. Capt. vii,
son came the forward deck while was giving dlrec.
tons TO the tug and told me TO continue looking out
for that while he tried TO separate the vessels.
All the officers and crew ideyerythng in their
power To quiet the passengers and render them
CHARLES HAZARD,
Formerly Master OF the steamboat Philip,
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BISGHAMroN, Aug I'D. NJ. and E. G. Hal
berts store was entered at O'Clock this morning by
three burglars. The noist swoke two clerks who
slept in the store, and wht attacked the burglars,
beating OF them very severely and capturing au-
other The others escaped, While the clerk were
preparing to secure their captive his cOmpaLlo 70
turned TO rescue lin, and shot Frederick A. MeTrck
one Of the clerks through the heart TIE clerks had
revolver, hut it missed Gre. The burglars fred Ave
shots altog ether The surviving clerk, Gilbert Bur
rows, Is but slightly wounded.
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NEW YoRK. Necut-l,y, Aug. 1T.-rhcrc were no
ncgvcs Ia market. aud uFiccs remain nou,nally un-
ch9nsed; or sH&l.c or Texan, and l2ta.lene for
tered 1883 head, about orcha OF viii en- sold be-
fore noon AZ ,Nsc tor the lambs. and 500 Sc sheep
the market C osihg without material change In uf
ihe arrivals OF hogs were SIS, Of which 80 far
lnWas, iN Ms average, were soil AZ c q n ~ heavy
state, 2na ms average, ~ essc o. do gGi nverl.e,
~ talJ 100 ns ana 81 do, 29 rs. average at litc
Y n. dressed wciglt. Dressed hogs shlQa
nruer, ami more steady A. II i!i c FOR ueliam aud
lHI HIln
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The nIontcIair Railroad DimcuIty.

There is no trouble on the Montclair Railroad
except on one short section in the village Of Mont
clair, where sub.contractor (Mr sanforj) las
failed to pay his nen the full amount due. The
difficulty was entirely between him and his men, and
the Company IL not In any manner responsible Tor IT,
Every one OF the twelve or more contractors on the
road, including hr, Sanford, has been paid evcry
dollar due him promptly before the 18th of each
month, and ~ every section except the one alluded
to the work is progressing rapidly, satisfactorily
and without disturbance
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The politicians who are figuring up the slate
in noboken for county officers astonished yes
erday at card which appeared in the HtisOn
Comfy Democrat, over the name Of John NJ. Fran
els Francis announced himself as an nicnculent
candldat, for the Office OF SAerin Bl,g JuGge. John
Midmer, aad Andrew Mount, each one OF whom
thinks he has tue inside track iOr the regular
noriuatiOn, were IN trcmor OF eNctemrut At thi'
sudden dash OF their hopes ana gsnraluns FIR an 'is
has lcld me ulce IhIe, ht"r-, "nI 20 announce him
=, lr I C.Al,lde 10 ...!u.. tg+NdeLl 10 an eirr'
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GRENTILLE 4. JENk y.
Imposing Funeral Ceremonies in Brooklyn
-The Action Of The Kings COnnty Hmr.

The Action Of the Kings County bar.
The funeral services over the remains Of Gren-
VILE T. jerks Esq, we're begun at 100 Henry street
At O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday. The gathering there
was composed Of the relatives and immediate
friends. The easket containing the remains was
placed in the hail. nearly llling the passage way. 1t
vas six feet in ergth by twenty-four inches wide,
and twenty-five inches deep. The body was clothed
in a black suit, The casket was covered with rich
black broadcloIh, relieved by heavy but plain sill
yer mounting. At the top and bottom was strais sht
strip Of siiyer.piated relei. and on the ends and
sides substantial handles fastened. On the top
was lie conn plate OF silver, inscribed as follows :
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Cnn NnIhinR be Donek

To Nf fI1fOf OF INe SHI
SIN | am held prisoner in the Ludlow street
iail over FIX months for small debt | have q vie
and four small children who are starving. possess
no money or know OF anS possible way OF ever pay.
ing this debt except by tile labor Of my hands; am
willing TO work If had chance, | am hed here
by lawyer, james Rdgway, 5G Broadway, my
creditor having given hin the case fo' his (fsS
Great Cod Mr. litor, is there no way for poor
man to he released who is willing % work TO obtain
bread and shelter for his little unesf
L. j. UAENLEIN
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Discourse by the Count Joonncs

Owing to the storm of last Thursday evening,
and oniclal duties, the discourse to the "Y0ung Ia,
dies Association" was postponed to tnis evening
Thursday, 18th inst. Merchant IA well as young
ladies', are invited to Pnmptun Han, tor 'hc Couat
Joannes desires 10 discourse to hoth employer and
emu,Ollt p"oh tneu rn'"hNu I..bLa an 4u-.I,
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The Central Park CrIzzly,

The Central Park grizzly bear still suffers. The
poor beasts enormous proportions are squeezed
into a cage scarcely longer than his own body, and
narrow that he is compelled to duck his head and
curl himself up when lie turns rhs roof OF the
cage s so low that an erect position is ont OF the
question. His only soace Is IN his meals, AMI ~ the
daily wash when the keeper plays a hose upon HIM
When the refreshing shower ceases, he grateful,
inserts paw through the bars aud shakes hands
NTH his bcnufactOr
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DTEDRGED,

GuEX.-In this city, on "Wednesday. August , ls-1.
by judge JDhn VI. Barbour, of the Superior Court,
Louis Gu'x from Camille Gutx.
JOHNcON--ln Cincinnati. OHIO. Saturday
March 2 by Judge ". r. Force OF the Hamilton county
Court of Common Pleas Virginia L. Johnson from Nm
u. Johnson.
wtLCH.-In Cincinnati. OHIO on SATURDAY. March
60 1917. by J ldge NJ. f. Force. of the Common Peas
Lmiy L. NCch rom &! rus Ntlch.
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MfRRIED.

BAt H-GOTTUOLD.-On v educsia Auga-t. - b
The n h'- aft fttc u c. the Rev. G1tt''d at ne rc,
I,nry. W.. froicrcN II. baum, OF kansas L.ty No, =
Miss Eo,a GOttaold, OF TIM city.
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALgANAc--rurs nay.
sun rscs...j % sun scts. 80 % Moon iscs.i0 90
mon WAIEg--TuIs NV.
Sandy HoOk..ls - Coy. Island. VI It.l GatC... g
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Steamship Denmark, LIVERPOOL. mi. md plss
steamship MVrrp Castle, Havana, mdse. aud pass.
Shp Panama, Manila, tugar ani hemp.
BARK 1royato n. Boston. ballast.
Bglg Caroline. OportO, cork wo ID.
SER Dragon Blrhadocs, molasses.
sCai ltt-cu'. " udsot N, plaster.
Aso, ue usua. river auu cblstWlsc vesscls.
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How Crippled soldiers can Get an ArtiH.
cial Leg.

Z" NC E'if'T ~ 4hf N'H'
SIN: II Richard Collins or anv other man who
has lost limo IN the service viii send his address
TO ne. viii tel him how he Can obtain the Gecrs
saU blanks Lave them FLIED out and obtain an ar
uhCial limb or equal value IN money II he wishC
IT,
Al this can be done, and there are hundreds OF
men who are willing to do Il fl- their former com
rides IN arms. without the expenditure OF q dollar.
Yours, HARRY ANGELL. 80 Fourth avenue.
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SPECIAL qOtltrs,
-t.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS

A.-A,-OFFICIAL DRAWINGs.
SIMMONS a CO. - LOiIGulE~
ALABAMA-tNtrA Gas, sc. 5ll Aug. H. 1871.
~, 81 3i, ~, lt Il, 81 ~, ~, y, "a, -, H. D..
MtSsOi lass No 5l2 Aug H. 1870.
kkNrl Ckl-tAlta lass 40. ~. Aul,i SO
tl, a. "a u, t3 / - 2i h.:,5. 80, VI, SO.
kkNIltkl .t lass 70. -, Aug. H. 'iO.
?, ~. a. II 30 70, !, Is. 6i, 3, g., 26 r.
Prizes casEcd, nlerlua On iurnsAed slC circulars
sc"tlA TIE above aud also Royal nayl44 10 t.g.-.
30 Broadway, 1888 Fulton ST.. ami l'aroro
ROYAL HAYA>A LOTTERY.
PriTes pald IN god lniurnA'lnu l.ru..4Hi \ %
hG,st rates PAID fo donbl lon, aul Al tu!s NJ rold
aLa sNeT TAYLOR & CO.,, IIA."f-.
a Ntusl. NrN lurt.
s3t royal Havana LOTTERY .it :
caNirG 81. .lod l.u,u,... .H 'n l... o.,
rates pas. 10 GuuG,u .t t.r.ul 90. uil 'Ni 80
wa !. Nall. CO., l..cL-t.,.. N"'' 80
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CHEAP CARRIAOEs.-Wood Brothers Co. have
removed TO their premises, 40 broadway, door
below AstOr place and are selling carriages cheaper
The sun., 1870-08-18

Deposits made now in the Mutual Benelt Savings
Rank lsun Bulling) will draw interest from Sept L.
The sun., 1870-08-18

To Let-rwo neat airy, attractive oflces for select
business rurpu.es onyi most couspcuouslY situAIei
the city ON the uouhwott corner OF BruR wav and
canal st., To- the huildIng ot the hNEiuCAN POPULAR
I.mI lrN'a mllnns.
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Eusin,ss no,lt,,.

What Did It>-Lyon's Hathalron made my hair
soi, luyuralt. ant thick. and Hagan's Magnolia Balm
changed that salow complexion the marble beauty
you now see THIS s cmphaticaily the lang Of all
who uc these articles. nuc head OF haIg and refined
complexion the greatest attract ons . woman can
possess. fhc Natheiron amt Magnolia Balm are Just
what will give them 10 and nothing else vii. The
Balm IA the bloom OF youth IL makes n lady OF 50 ap.
pear lu 60 Both articles are entirely harmless, aud
very pleasant Incy should be In ever! ady posses.
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T., uc ult.
kcyne chards's Chaiette, gr. c. years.......
. ialon, Ana Nela or. "a. ycas.,............ .
h. - Dunucils Jude Curtis, ch. h teirs....... 8
Nct uucil'r chi cltAu, hr C.. years....,. ... 4
J. haaenr siudiold. ch a.. years. rs.........,.... 5
llf ltr Won us mali a length Nela tNO lea 9Th.
q 90. llt ne badly beaten foI Iayortc, ana over
v ?. ru uy lhc
80 DgfinH fOllOWtnu We NJ on fha
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H.. oiIs acsc IN a., On Curtsi ITO against Altl
~ cc q, . .' bu, % 20 Ssaal Sanaidr rI iIl ana
s e lusl 9elotc the start u to /, and at Ihe start
:, .lul wa; very even Cnnco'he mad asight lead
". IN ,"Id utAS ~hl al. q elelSd on lAein On
T. VITA hrtis On her quarter. hey wen, thus to
l,n dow uie stretch CARTS raced lor the lead, In
r -h he brushed hcr all Tue s,ie1ea, ne eoald not
pt.,l uc half nle pole. 1h'le MS race was done.
9ad around ne luln sne Gropred him Two ehlths.
o. .nd Tcat up 70 and lapl cd curtis As llcy swept
we Iurl: TOOK ne sur aud the whit
y ua hmss'L Das.ng 20 The stand Charette was sci
.'N ul' d ~ iew yald' caught Alta N~ha. ana
" rbi na sap Ala Ve Sss sseond %Hps DeasRs aspaT hoy
tN1 3ien i,n" hs, lmr l;Fh. curtis carried one
booSSS3Si,So boSS3S o',G, 0 SSs.sli 'Th' va,
Of 9s bS tS9 and IL 5.. y rs,, sa,sssoas
10 Gur nI piS Ys ae e Sa and e rS i1 & 70 ys s
tAo mare the be .tcr hgre IN. win by C.'uttc WA
e ha @f Ss Sssy & GS a@s "ae nP gPRs o.
ltd le inspected how Iood cyl Cha elte H. that lie
na,Le did anything Du' intend 70 beat = y,S by
f,uaI ). Whom the God, would destroy. they hT,t
ale llau." Even tho ownership u O'Do ne IN Cur
sAca Alta YelaH.
THE SECOND RACE.
Tlis wasa handicap for two yea r.olds, one mile
Tic ontres were AuTeOla; hlly by Leaning Eton, out
O. b!Uta; colt by knigat Oi St. George, out Of XII
guufs ddm, and hly by Lexington, out OF sallle
!" Ms The iAyorte was the entry Of AIR. Richards
l'iug his two colts. TIE race Was Won by the Lean
hgt' nilY out OF Babta.
lac following Is the
SUMMARY.
isARAronA, August i7-IIandicap for two wear ods ;
Ib..' tJOi one mile
b D. ".'l,rs's br. f. by bennington, dam BabtA, s.
NJ, i'ttt';
lh uas "A! cola, h. f,,,,,......... ...,,.,...,,
n,,ht HciAtish en- i,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,'.,''' -
n hetue kChurds's b. Oy kuignt OF St George, 4.
i, me- li5A won by hall a length Aureola two
hnlll' Il on Rchardss chestnut my,
~ the betting liIChardsr time were at 10 against
ea-aust AurOela
,' =" TART All away fairly. All raced for the lead
t, ,h. bennington nlly cot i on the turn, with Rich
H,G s'e'tnut ueNL Ihty passed tie quarter pole lap.
iHtN-l 10 buttlnG run were Tapped on 20 the he cd
Ie,.H rt'retch. The Lcamlngion nlly led half a
r1,4. On the stretch Aurela was brought up, aud q
14 el 20 gsued ani AL three got tho whip but the
ttr.algi9h III hed her own and won, while Aurela
.b ,y," ',cy"! and was beaten ony half length the
re- KY MY miri. Time li5.. In the handicap, Au'
a., utH iolnd On, the Leallington nllY pound on
vt, otirie at their due weight The handicap was
THIRD RACE.
rms was also handicap Gree FOR horses OF all
80 i"o a lles. Tic entries were Tom Voolfolk,
t"ltc Aihtrton, L. B Connolly, MIDDAY, Abdel
haarr' aud Climax, OF the horses singly Connolly
"I 'he scoT, oi his oSnsLerslliD aud the assumed
The sun., 1870-08-18

were At the door, tel ins ptiful stories Of how the
were destitute trlyeOcls and begging A drink o I
milk, or something to eat. The Colonel as q cnch
er declared tha he had lived IN Chicago five years,
but that Woodslde was worse place still. A fear
and party hacks OF Newark were bigger thieves and
meaner men than those OF New loIk. In concu,
sion he ann juncel his determination 10 stand aooi
from politics In the future. and save his breath for
better uses-a resolve IN Which he has the hearty
countcnrnce OF the SUN reporter, who, In view OF
that big whip, earnestly hopes the gallant Colonel
Will receive this notice as q high commitment.
The sun., 1870-08-18

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ne at aui t.ie The iavorIte urls. and good
o. uy ls ho de no aCys.tilous aid, though he
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u NJ h3rst ulenes aud put for that gentleman lst
.c OF money u report DC true which should have
re. of ioday Curtis was stroug layoIlte Standing
% T. ever Alta Nela, AMI 20 to over the nupI.
he lace was WoI b. hccuc Richards, cot Ken.
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