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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
THE BOYLSTON BANK ROBBERY
DAMAGING TESTIMONY AGAINST GLOVER -
PRATT's CAREER IN wALL-sT.

PRATT's CAREER IN wALI-sT.
BOsToN, Mass, Aug. AT the trial, to-day,
of william A. Clover for connection with the Boyleston
Bank robbery Thomas H. Pratt testified, In substance
that he was with the firm of william L. Gray q Son.
bankers In New-York, in 1859; that he visited Boston
with Glover shortly before the robbery and In passing
the Boylston Bank, Glover said to him, THAT bank
will catch HI pretty soon; I'm the boy who knows
what ia going on there will BIO lively times around
there, Of these mornings" witness and Glover soon
after returned to New-York together leaving person
known as Dick Broker In Boston Pratt continued his
testimony as follows,
On tbe following Thursday received 10000 in bonds,
marked "Boylston Bank 81 saw Gray the next dey,
and he agreed to take the bonds soon as ne eouo GET
the money! between $4,000 and $4,000 OF these ponds
were afterward delivered to me for Cray Dy elIer
Glover or Dick Broker, before Dec. IL; they were
brought at different times; do not Know nov uloFsa
appointments to meet in various parts OF the city ~
different times; have seen Broker hand Glover pack
ages sometimes and those same packages nave peeh
brought me, and have always found that theJ Gun
taned stolen bonds. 800
In the crossexamnaton, Pratt gave the following bit
Of personal history:
Tn 1sstI went 70 Washington TO accept position IN
the Auditors Office of the Treasury Dep3rtnent ana
after being there about three years eit IOf
to go into the specializing business ia Mase az
time had about 81 COO 5000 capal my specuatohs
were confined gold and Government bonds snort tne
before left my situation in Washington, went 10 Cnl-
cago and specated in grain there, and only lett there
because my leave OF absence had expired Gray en-
a red me as his confidential clerk and attended TO ms
private business such the buying OF stolen bonds
This was in 1869 In business with Gray no
gave 81 900 year. and what prot ne made on soo
that was put into certain speculation; the first ous
ness performed for Mr.. Gray was TO go between nun
n man named Brattn; fully understood, when en-
gagged myself, what my duties were TO nc; had no
commission from Gray on stolen Donds the Only com
mission received on this klnd Of property was
from Glover.
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DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS.


SIR In the present druggist controversy, a
lew words about the high price Of drugs may not be
timely That drugstores not the Paradise Of buyers
knows but not everybody who, with respect
ana confidence lays down his so rs cents the
Die counter for the small bottle which contains the heal
ing remedy-perhaps pure water or perhaps q deadly
posoh-s aware that he pays profit of from 800 to 5000
per cent on the goods that the medicine, II 10 be
o which he so 70 cents be procured
zen or nVe cents less This however actually
e case IA found out through some costly experience
nave been paying, for months, 80 and co cents for
meulelne consisting OF q few drachms OF pile drug
water thus paying from l2t to Is cents for
mn tlll found could buy pound OF the
sen i9r ~ IS or not quite cent for draehm How
further tue last price could be reduced by going to
nfst sources did not try TO find out. How many lives
ear are sacrificed TO the bank accounts Of druggists,
where thousands OF poor people, on approach OF sick
ness, wiz wait and watt try all possible domestic
10 ave the expense OF drpgsi The way to get
cheaP eoclhes, however, is simple Any regulations
should Include prices, Let the sale OF medic the
uamc WIN health aud life to DO entirely an OBJ
Ject OF private speculation. GER
baHe, C0"n, Aug. /, 1871.
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ABOUT KEEPING COOL.

To ne Edftor Of The Tri6une.
SIR: Let me join my voice to that OF the
thousands Of your friends to beg that you will not allow
yourself to be carried or your feet by tho temporary
feryor which nfames few Of tho eleventh hour enc
mics of Tammany. If that despotism is to be put
down. 1t will be done in your way and not In that adyo
Gated by the -. This Is not time nor are the Guilt
waited and honest citizens In NewYork who desire good
government the sort of people TO make the tactics
advisable There wasting good breath In shrek
ing and shouting when there is election pending and
nothing to gain byit The true way is THE TRIBUNE
way Show clearly and concusvey the rascaty Of these
rogues; them to offer their own defensej give
them an opportunity for exculpation which they are
afraid to use leave them loOphoe for evasion. and
above all let them have no chance 70 appeal to tue gen
crosby of people the ground OF unfair treatment
in this way sound substantial public opinion viii
he built MP against them which at maturity will be ON
nipotent This is q great hght-a big job. 10 must not
be ieoparded by mprudent and inexperienced hands,
THE TRIBUNE articles already published the eorrup
tons OF the Ring IL collected would be the best cam
pagn document which it would be possible to procure
When we see the old machinery in sprnce-st at work,
we can possess souls in patience We know there
will be no mistakes and no treachery there
Sincerely yours, - CONTINENTAL
Rirerside Hotel, Carmansri1e, Aug. !, 1871.
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Miss snllie Ward WAS famons as belle IN

MISS calne Ward was Elmons as DelIe IN
Louisville, KY years ago. and her subsequent separa<
ton from her first husband T. Bigelow Lawrence son OF
Abbott Lawrence caused the time much comment Ia
that city and In Boston. She afterwsrd married DIR,
Hunt, wealthy citizen Of lexington. and has been FOB
that she has brought suit for $4,000 for DAMAGES fos
breach OF promise against Mr.. Newc0mbe, an 0puien6
banker OF Louisville. who recently obtained divorce
Junior creating there by bis act much social excitement,
The city is quite agog with the latest phase Of the affair,
and much surprised that a oncenoted leader OF
fashion and the member Of OF the most dstinguishef
families In the State should have been willing to bring
suit for prosae reason as breach Of promise. Mrs
Sale Ward Lawrence Hunt, who failed through
fault of her own to add Neweombe 10 her other matr
monal Names Is the sister Of the late Matt Ward wacso
trial for the murder OF Prof Butler In Louisville mus,
still be fresh In the public mind.
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ABOUT "AssES."

To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR, As q general thing, IL hold" with the
phosonher Of Table Mountain that 1t is not proper for
scientific gent to say another is AN Ass but your vol
unteor critic Mr. stetson came tobo measured
OF ears, and you promptly supplied him. For myself
and only echo the sentiments of oil OF my acqualnt
ances-the calm dispassionate. and logical hight wch
THE TRIBUNE is now making against Tammahy Is
Thousand times more effective than any mere declana
zion would TO- We are all grateful TO The Times Tor lt
facts and figures, but ore not ready to change our
leaders vet In this fight rs In hundred that nave
gone before we expect THE TRIBUNE to continue at inc
head of the line and the cogent and powerful articles II
has printed against the Ring during the last iortnght
assure us that we are not to be disappointed.
A READER FoR EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Ne,c- Fork, Aug 1, 1871.
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CORPORATION ADVERTISING.

To The EdtFOr or INC Trt6uhe.
SIR: viii you procure from the Controllers
Office and publish the certificate Of the Mayor and Con
troler designating the newspapers authorized to pub
lsh the corporation printing and proceedingsl There
are nine daily nine weekly papers designated by the
amended Charter The information becomes necessary
with reference to tho publication OF notices by the legal
profession and has not been given to the public.
NeU- York. July 81, 1871. THOMAS L. PURDf'
The following is the list OF newspapers:
DAuIEs.-TranSefipt, official organ TRIBUNE, World.
Herald, Sun, STAR Hecs Express, Commercial AdrerttseF
Stats ZeituHg.
WEEKLIEs.-bfsh American, Metropolitan Record
Nttc- York AHas Irish CftizeH Sunday Times Nfo-IOrE
Leader Ne,c- Yorker Journal, NeU York Mercury one
Weekly remains to be selected.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Th0mas Sheridan was arrested
last night assautng Mary August and Defective Con-
molly John Davenport was also arrested for robbing the
moneydrawer Of John Maohey. The funeral services
Of Capt wp Landmesser took place. yesterday in st.
Pauls NJ f. Church. The procession included the seht
zen Corps Teutonia Lodge. and A. NJ. Benevolent So
cietes Nos and D. the Leidertafel, Reinhardts Band
the Turnveren the Kankenyerein and the ssngerbund
The SSy D n the aye
terdaY An association OF German Republicans, eeeDty
ergfzed will publish new VIII sPeS called D WaeA
The medical staff of St. Francis Hospital has been reor
zed BY he aRP0%se 81 Ds asi MSTr
Mitchell aud Culver, as physicians; DE- Pendergrast
has been elected eedeRi and Dr. H S y
Prevention Of Cruelty Animals temporary privilege TO
NEE. in the Adermsnie rooms 81 Licenses were granted
ordinance passed bathing thing ' me W@oS
between sunrise and one hour alter sunset Henry
Newgus committed yesterday for forging the name
OF Thomas Taylor on j. French, shoe-dealer
NRwARK-socrates Wilson. employed In Greacens
coach factory caught his hand IN the gearing OF lathe
yesterday severely decorating It, A man In Lyon ;
been DESTROYED at the pound and % reclaimed Thomas
Donohue Of NewYork locked up yesterday f0r als.
Sorrs' twenty men were discharged from Carrells
factory for attending picnic against orders ZEN
the property Of the ship Canal Monday was uninten
tionai deputation ofthe citizens Of Highst headed
by Gen. Runyon waited the Street Committee lhst
night to complain OF the delay in the grading Of that
street The contractor said he was waiting or ste
opened.
acknowledgements IN Ferry, Monroe, and New.
ark SITS have been ordefd by the Common Council aud
900 has been appropriated To qnidate the hoating
debt OF the Board Of Education The funeral services
OF A. Mel. Irvine of Washington who committed sui
eide ON Monday took place yesterday, from the resi-
dence OF Is. n. Crane aud conducted by the Rev
Mr.. Tmison Francis Hohmann arrested, yester-
day, for stealing goods from A. Nohlmann.
PATERsos-The Main-st bridge will be opened for
public travel to-day. q. W. Houghon thrown from
his carriage ana seriously injured Tuesday night The
Board Chosen FreehOders has contracted for the
prove and enlargement OF PassaIc County Cour,-
House eKpen2e OF tl2VJ0 The Board Ls borrowed
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HOW HOFFMAN, HALL, AND THE PLASTERlNG
BILLS LOOK IN MINNESOTA.


BILLS LOOK IN MINNESOTA.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Out in this wilderness ! still see pa
per occasionally and for the last ten days have been for
tunate enough to get o copy OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE
containing the clear and conclusive articles against the
conduct Of Gov Hoffman and Mayor Hall, and the elu
cidaton of the enormous overcharges in city finances
have been spending nearly years in this splendid
climate for the benefit Of my health and shall come
home cured this Fall Ihope shall find my native city
more habtable place than II has been Of late rescued
from the absolute despotism OF Tammany. II there Is
anything which can dislOdge these wretched adven-
turers from the place they TO plumber the city and
the citizens IL Is the attacks which are daily directed
against them by thoroughly aroused and independent
press We find in other papers occasional 1urries or
heated denunciatOn but have still TO look 70 our
TRIBUNE for the weight OF argument and clear discus
Let THE TRIBUNE continue in the course has begun
and this years work will DO the finest OF Its me- Yours
truly, JAMES l. MLLVuIhbi'
Orop Nest, near Nankato, MIMI, July 49,
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POLICE NOTES.

A mad dog was shot, yesterday, In front OF NO. Si'
Faitonst.
Charles Comisky, age "A, Of No. 239 West Forty
urhs while getting the front platform OF an hshh"e CAL eu'
and he wheel passed over bis night foot -
The tbrec-story dwelling, No. 81 Qnderhill- aye,
BokIyn owned occupied BY John Farrell was damaged Y"
e s evening Insured for $4,000 the Continental COMPANY
A train of freight cars Of the Hudson River Rail
road not broke Yesterday and ran Gown me
grade 10 running dummy engine and driving ssh
freight car xxx TIA,
Frank McDonough age S5. of No. 147 West Fifty;
received Of The skull last evening by little girl
ips large piece marble fall from third story window Taken TO
Bellevue Hospital
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Gov. Bullock OF Geor.
ia T. Pembroke FeIridse, Paris John M as o.
ithaca Col. Henry Wells OF Aurora NJ H., InV WIiaS
barre Penn. s== coleman, House-Gen: Iholn mae Dc
Rrady II. g. Consul at st. Thomas. Gtssb H0uso
The Rev ripple of London. and W. g. Weed OF Aipy
- HOFFMAN Houso-Gen. Charles Ewing OF WasnIns,
ron Col j. L. Hodges u. s. A., and Col. d. Frary oi
Co3ueotcut. 80 HtnYOrk Hotet-Octaylus ooneh ", VI
sayannah. - Grand CeatrdI Hotet-The iseV. ~ ~
Foley of ireland, and f. T. Tayloe OF Alabama 5 '
Nicholas HOtet-Judge r. Hitchcock OF ONO anu wv W.
q 81 Zuliek OF Philadelphia. 49, Astor House-oon' W.
II, Burt, Postmaster OF Boston.
DEPARTURES. a. n
The Earl and Countess OF Eesmere, and Gen. ehn no
man of Spain sailed for Europe yesterday ln 'o
ExGov. Ogesby Of Illinois left the city Ior bos'on 1
terday
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COMMENCEMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF YER
MONT

BURLINGTON, Aug 2.-The Commencement
exercises of the University Of Vermont called together
large attendance The addresses OF the graduating class
and the Masters OF Arts occupied the day until o'clock
After a short valedctory address by Prof Angel Prof
NJ II. Buekham sworn in as President by Gov
Stewart aud delivered address, setting forth the
and purposes OF the University The number OF the
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AN INFERENCE FROM "FREE-LovE" THEORIES

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: From the letter published in THE TRIB-
UNE Of to-day written by Mrs. p W. Davis in favor Of
FreeLove marriage Tor divorced laws, might infer
that the dear labor under great difficulties in
preventing inhuman man from capturing, outragfng.
and tyrannzing them This theory be sound
as the differences drawn from It, though do not know
OF any one who had this experience. II Mrs. Davis
and others Of her views are prepared to say that woman
now follows mercenary motives instead OF true love- In
accepting hand and heart Of 1t proper to
suggest to them the proprety Of using their talents In
efforts To raise and purity the standard Of womanhood
when possibly, the laws may be found to need very
little mending. b. y. L.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l, 1871.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE TRIBUNE's WAY.

TO tie Bditor Of The Trt6""e'
SIR, You have my respectful acknowieag-
ments for the common you display this morning ~
your treatment OF tho fraud question. We oo, """
80 We ht vo nnst have this case SO thoroughly exam
med that even Democrats shall DO forced 10 sec lam
many as It is Then the respectable men OF the party
will not Join in the cry for reform, the Democracy wiz
stand committed before the whole country as the party
Of fraud. II they can stand 1t, we can d"
N,as- York. Aug, 2, 1871.
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ARE BOILER INSPECTORS EXPERTS OR PoIITI-
CIANSi
n The Tribuns

To the EdltOr or The Trtbuht.
SIR Coming down the East River this morn
ing showed the terrible wreck OF the Westeld to fend
and when he seemed realize by its effects the terrific
orce of the explosion Of Sunday last he remarked that
he ala not think that as now carried Out the law Tor in
spectng huls and boilers of passenger boats lie worth
much. He said that when he had a wood yard In New
York city, man named Andrew Craft who drove cart
for him, Thirteenth Ward politician and obtained
a Custom House appointment as Inspector On going
the certificate that is exhibited In the cabin OF the
ferryboat southampton OF the Hunters Point ferry saw
the name signed Inspector 40 not understand thay
cartman Is an expert IN hus boilers, that he Is
capable OF 80 inspecting them, that his certificate sany
thing than deuson aud snare such as has so recently
proven fatal to nearly or quite hundred persons Does
not some portion Of the responsibility rest on the power
appointing such incapable officials
Neu- York, August 2, 1911
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WAL-THAn1 WATCHES.


rHEF1s GooD
WATCH II
pIT
FINES
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ACoRDN II V A
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THE NoL
B NJ WATCHES RETAIL
70 INFORM o.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents, 9ond-st, New York
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LACROSSE

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 2.-Twelve men Of the
Toronto Club left here this morning for New
York to play against of the Kckerbocker and Man
haitian Clubs at the Capitolne Grounds on Saturday
VI
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CITY BONDS IN THE BowERY SAVINGS BANK.

CITY BONDS IN THE BOWERY sANihDo DAM
TO the Edftor Of The Trto"ne'
sn Tn your issue of this date, is an article
owe, the signature of "Union League Club, in which
the writer states that the "Bowery Savings Bank alone
holds moro than s2OOOOOo Of city bonds" This is ms
statement Tho fact is that the entire amount OF ae
posts in said bank less than 900 asnra
feaeue Csubp had made inquiry at the bank DeIois
hazariing such statement, he would have hsceI
that he had probably than quadrupled the hno'
OF CITY bonds which he alleges that the DaHA Hoi''
Netp- York, Aug. 2, 1871.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1871.
HOME NEWS.
InR WRATIIRR.

S,uyo,x Hcur Tesr Bar Wind uour Tbsr. Bar Wina
Anz Al Cs o.n wNw Aug. as Is1 s ssis s.S ~
sJo SOLE aSw II 10 9oii ssE
REMARKs.-Aug. g. 1sI0-Ihermometor AT u ny p" >
. N m OF III H. m,
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,,rw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE,

ors mr. nil Herodotus, etc. Person and Regent Wet,
nore made report OF progress the Military l'o %,
Honor OF the University and the recess was taken un
$50 p. IN.
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$4,000 this year The Collector reports July disbnrae-
meHts, SCI DAT 80.
wAvERLEYA horse fair will be held on the grouhnS VI
the Agricultural Society to-day.
BAYossE.--A new City Hall win be erected.
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KINGFIsHER VS.. LoNGFELLow.

SARATOGA, Aug "A bet of $4,000 side
between the Of Longfellow and KinghsheF was
made here to-day in the four-me which takes place
at the August meeting commencing the 10th. Both
horses are in training here and doing WELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

CUB. lst "a. Sd sih. STU 9Th IN 9Th sts. Totas'
E ESSslSSs. ! ) : . ! . 80
RUM esmed"EiceOr Savannah Total bases s.rned-EIce
.oy a. Ssyeunsb a. First erro-Excelsor III saysn1ah
Umpire-ME Remsen Atlantic Club Time Of gamez hours ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and bean
tfll dcsgas reliable Mscnes choice J.vep snd A'tr|ATe a
SON, az N Fultousi., EswYofh Diamonds specially.
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HALI's VEGETABLE SICTLIAN HAIR RENEWED
preyeA,s hair from turning gray and hair 70 Its natural eoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

...Collector Russell of Boston, who returned 10
uAi o NE steamer Thpoh yesterday sho European tour,
"a. m In HE bay By n.Bds board Of d0VsHant
steamer. and warmly xtlsoH~A
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fAhuounoementGI
BURSErr's KALLrsros is the best Cosmetic.

BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, cors
Of and Poughtespse Y Location eI,sd,
ample and retired w funshed and yesIsSd ee
thorough lecturer Rev r BKEonEK, A. UPsos, cHaHks
AyxRy LII. d.. otbes bted number Of pupils Aeiress
May b. JOHNSON Prince pal and Proprietor
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ATHLETICS VS.. ECKFoRDs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-The game between
the Athletics of this city and the Eckfords OF Brooklyn
was witnessed by about 1000 persons and won by
the former to 2; Nelson making both runs for tho
EckfOrds.
lst I'd gu lth 5th 9Th It'll sih. 9th. Total.
Athletics l 0 o.
TcIforis............... 0 O.
umpre-T Beme.sler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 1o4 Fulton-st., up stairs
for Watches Jewey Diamond sVesSafc ke seh eeo. Zoo
iron safe l.st haals, therefore you save
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

ANY lady may have q beautiful complexion
BY using HAoAss HassoLL. BALE eaIc saabern
Pm rtades lady tie enyy Of her Boz
do moi forget ~ dress with LYos CELEBRhrZD kATHAnos
II caue lie hair grow prevents from falling oai or turning
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BASEBALL.

EXCELSIOR vs. SAVANNAH.
The Savannah nine played yesterday with
the Excelsiors Tho game in many respects similar
60 the Atlantic contest The following is the score;
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THIRD RACK-Pue $50 mile heats, for all one poor %
Nellie Gray lOOj Climax s5Si Gerald SOi Gao, So John
Heenan, 81
FoUKrn Rcs-Tbe Tammsny Cup three miles Hemboh and Mag
ara start; NO pools sold but HembOh fayorte TO
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= =
orses went under the string on the first niue Sv an d
four lengths before the othors Dur1 n,roes Party
the fayorite third, and the Du.ne IT. tnnnt
Stakes and westminster Cup last FEm th Ann FOR
the race lay between Echptic and susan 4sfroli fen
Preakness was hopelessly beaten Nh ,i With Eclptc
gradually behind Palmer waited p sdesyw when he came
and ohaensed resoutey at tee dssaddf race by half
half way from home, and wen sa the other two,
length Susan came ten lengths oe TSne S:sli
who went under the string lapped' A'
sgnhnaa., -y,lue oil, 600 added 10
THIRD RrcxThe Msasion hca estod colt and FLIES the
ors 70 reoeiye e9O0 and he third SlVV Ou' " Wv "
hestA ,., -. nv Eclipse dam NnR Paimet). j i
hsSSrsh.h sussn by Lexington us
nv Preakness yrs, by Lexington oa"
lisyvat - ul ma by Lexington, dam Laura TO-
N, h " aalhct;. Conductor yr BY Australian dan oy
OpafcNh N" Time, 2T, 2sli.
POOL SELLING LAST EVENING. .
~. ,ool selling at the Continental and West End
btes Was largely attended last night The sales were
as foll0wst -, -. ,..- L.. 49,, ,hr.. mile.
Pour bses will sa-Du1y Jim IinsdAe hiessn, Bulletin NO
VSEooSp Rlon-The West Rnd Hotel stakes miles.
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Time 1874.
The second race selling race for all ages, u
miles with allowance of weight according TO entered
eelling price There nine entres Climax, III lbs
I3ayO iOl bs Miss Nelly, 70 lbsj Gerald lOl lbs The
oa1r lOI lbs Edwin % lbs Pasta tllY by Censor IS
fbs Aareolu 81 bs and Idaho, 50 lbs The pool betting
0ad a. nnder.