New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS
PresByrerian Assembly at Chicago-Ex-
citing Races at Lexington-Tennessee
Industrial Exposition ClOsed-Nash.
Vile Driving Park.

Industrial Exposition ClOsed-Nash
Willie Driving Park.
CHICAGO, May 27.-The PRESBYTERIAN
assembly referred the whole matter of the
Sayre Institute to the synod of Kentucky
LEXINGTON, KY, May 27.-At the Associ
zion course on the sixth and last day. the
rzsces were very exciting, and were wit
messed by large crowd of both sexes
Weather unsurpassed hard shower fell
NDsf before the second race, making the
track somewhat slippery, which caused
ssate's Bigaroon to slip and fall throwing
his rider in the second heat.
First race-Selling race club purse $500:
mile heats for all ages. Horse to sell for
SaaJo; to carry proper weight; horse to sell
for $1,000 allowed pounds, horse to sell for
$3.50 allowed pounds and horse to sell for
$500 allowed 10 pounds.
There were four entries
j. +. Robinson entered George Cadwal-
fasler's D. h. Allen Hunt, years old. by
Sandal, dam Nora, by Mahomet, to be sold
fnr Si000-l-2-l.
T. j. Bush entered John Jackson's b. r. C.
Gaberlunzie, 3 years lby Bonnie Scotland
Siam Young Utilla, to be sold for $500
-l-2
J. A. Grunstead entered b. m. Alfalfa. 4
yssars old, by War Dance, dam by imp.
hHlght OF st. George, to be sold for $500
$50
Rufus Lyle entered J. w. Carriers b. h.
steve Atehison, four years old, by Norton,
Sam by Wagner. to be sold for $780,
Is
Time Lao, 1:43a4, 1:4S.
Second race, Consolation purse, for beaten
horses, mile heats, pool seller gives 500;
three entries:
James w. Ford's br. c. Black Walnut.
-saur years old, by Donnerail, dam by Lieu
tenant Bassinger-l-l.
D. T. Robinson entered George Cadwalla-
ders or. g. Allegog, four year old, by u
Version, dam by Paddy BuIns-3-2.
James SHES Bigardon, three years old, by
imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Laura Bruce
shipped and fell-distanced
Time l:F, l:501e.
This ends week of the best racing in
lime ever witnessed over the Kentucky AS
sociation course.
NASHVILLE, May 27.-The Tennessee In
dustrial Exposition closed tonight. 1t has
seen complete success financially, and in
the variety and excellence of the articles
exhibited. The attendance all the time
has been large and undiminished to the
last. The receipts will pay for the build
ing and all expenses.
The regular meeting on the Nashville
driving park closed yesterday, but a pacing
race was improvised to-day between Dan
Eaorhies and HOOsier Tom, mile heats, in
>, which was won by the latter. Dan
tEoorhies winning the first two heats.
Time: 2:22A, 2:l912, 2:20A, 2:2l y, 2:25.
NEWARK, May 2.-Dr. James b. Cutler.
Ior producing abortion, was sentenced To- |
day TO pay fine of five hundred dollars. |
the highest penalty of the law next to i'm |
Drisonment.
BosToN, May 1.-Henry X. Fisher. for |
nierIy Pearl street boot and shoe dealer. |
Is charged with obtaining sixteen hundred |
dollars fro IL the Atlas National Bank by |
forging The note of Cameyer & Mason. of |
New York, to note of that amount. |
Fisher was arrested in Canada and brought |
70 Boston for trial.
River Intelligence.
MEMPHIS, May H.-Weather warm and
strowery The river is falling rapidly.
Passed up: Church. Passed down: Yeager
znad City of Cairo.
VECksBURG, May 27.-Passed down: Mol
he Ebert at ten last night. Passed up: Bel
Yact at ten last night. Boats today: Robert
Mitchell at l p. M. and Katie at 10 A. M
Weather warm and clear. The river is fall
ing one inch every twenty hours.
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Thirty-three inches
In the chute; four feet nine inches in the
canal. Weather cloudy and very warm.
Business very dull. Arrived Susie Silver,
from New Orleans; Anna, from Cincinnati.
Departed: Anna for ST. Louis; Virginia, for
New Orleans
The mammoth wharf boat for Shawnee
Sown was launched to-day. A new Mem
shls and White river packet, Emma C.
t.liIott, was launched at Barmore's shipyard |
shts afternoon. Capacity, seven hundred
md Fifty tons.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-River ten feet in the
ihannei: 1t has fallen six inches in the past
2Eenty-four hours. Arrived Belle Vernon,
'rotn Pittsburg, Kate Putnam, from Nash ,
gdie, Lawrence, from Memphis. Nightingale,
rom the Arkansas rive. Departed: John {
L. GrOesbeck, fer New Orleans, Sam j. ,
Hale, for Memphis, Edinburgh, for Red
liver, Belle Vernon, for st. Louis Weather
Farm, with indications of rain. (
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-Arrived: Comet and +.
targes, from Pittsburg Departed: Joshua
Ward and Kellogg, for New Orleans; En- t
error, for Cincinnati; Il. j. Lockwood, for /
Jed river; Columbia, for the Arkansas
GER; ArgOnaut, for Tennessee river; Colo
ado, for Vicksburg. The river is about ,
tationary. Weather fair and very warm, a
nth shower this afternoon.