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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16
THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR.
The Closing Race.

lSpScsal Correspondence OF The Evening Star \
ROCKVILLE, MD, Sept. 10Th. 1871.
Notwithstanding the heaviness OF the track NJ
the fair groends and the small attendance OF WIS.,
itOTs the closing trot OF speed opened for an
horses, for premiums of $500, Sf25 aud SIS took
place to- day, shortly after noon. Col. AIeNan-
der, OF W ashington, entered his horse Richmond.
MIR. Stanhope Hagcrstown horse and Mr.. Will
lians small horse nom philadelphia, named.
Dot. The frst premium was awarded d the last
named, who made an average of 2.56. nOtwith-
standing portion OF the track was under water
Mr.. Stanhope's horse took the second and Col.
AleXander's " Richmond" the third. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

WAGES MOVEMENT IN THE ANTHRACITE
COAL REGIoS--The Philadelphia Bulletin saws
there is a partial renewal OF the troubles in the
Pennsylvania anthracite coal mines, originating
this time with the class called 'slaborers5' These
became scarce in the Shenandoah district, and
upon an indefinite demand by them for higher
wages, the Thomas Coal Company offered the
Identical terms claimed during the great strike
last year, and since this action all neighboring
eollieries have felt compelled to accept the same
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

THETwo TRoUBLEsoME CLASSES IN FRANCE
-Commrnists and GerMdns.-S Soma thirty thou
sand communists are still held as prisoners in
France, and the number is so great that twelve
thousand will be released from lack of oppor-
sion at Versailles is hoped to arrange for the
withdrawal of the German troops. A bill was
introduced into the Assembly yesterday to pro-
return of all but fifty thousand men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

TIE MURDER OF A GIRL AND THE SUICIDE
OF HER IovER.-New London, Conn, Il i'm a
fever OF excitement over a shocking m ur,ler and
suicide. A half-breed Indian named Leonard
Rogers has been desperately in love for a wear
or more with the young and beautiful Hattie
Lewis. Her reputation, however, has been very
bad, and she has led a disreputable though
quiet life. Thursday noon she left the city and
went out 20 the suburbs TO the little village of
waterford, and there was met by Rogers.
What passed between them is not known. The
house where they met is house OF bad repute.
Angry words passed between them, and Rogers
took pistol from his pocket and shot her dead.
The murderer then ned, but soon returned TO
the scene, took the revolver from his pocket,
and placed Il at his temple and shot himself
dead. Rogers was respectable man of thirty
or thirty years, decorative painter. The
murdered girl was about eighteen years Of age.
NEW MExIco DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-
Galleghos, democratic candidate for Congress
from New Mexico, Is probably elected BY abOu-
800 majority over the regular and boiling repub-
lican candidates. Returns have been receive
from but few counties.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

A GRAND FAMILY PIC,NIC will be given by
"A the YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS "A
SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN, D. C., at the II
GREEN SPRINGS, on MONDAY. Septem- -
h.r Is, Isl. Tickets, 25 Gents. The Holy 49,
Hill Band Is engaged for the occasion. Dancing will
commence at 10 o'clock a. m and continue to IL
o'clCc pm. WIN J. CARROLL,
Sc ]5-2t Secretary pro TEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

TIE Ku-KLux OurRAeEs IN ALABAMA.-L.
Il. Wier, OF Limestone county, Alabama, who
masked men, was found on "Wednesday tied to a
tree in the swamp. His captors, after whipping
him, nearly drowned him in stream of water.
Then tied him to q tree and left him to starye
Two OF the desperadOes have been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

This splendid Hair Dye g the best ip tho vn-sh
Harmless, reliable instantaneoas, does not contain
death, Avoid the ysanted aud deusiTe Dr. =. 80, ~
besstfng virtpss thsy 90 not possess. fhe genuine
untsrnished reputation to Uphold n. s n,.g tars
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or REV. ~ IA
y Al druggists. Applied at rs Boad street, New
fes-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

Mr.. VINCENT CoLYER, when last heard fror
was at Tularo-a, New Mexico. He had in
structed agent Piper to remove the Souther
Apache Indians to the valley Of the Tularosa
where there is plenty of grass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

~ Another Borgia. this time in England,
sends poisoned sweetmeats by post "for the
children"
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S257 ,5s5. Grand total OF
receipts for the present fiscal year to date
S31 ,Ci0, T36.4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

MR. w. W. CoRCoRAN, who intended to sal
for Europe next Thursday in the Scotia, coz
Guided to postpone his visit until later in til,
season, by the advice of his physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

THE LAST OF TAMMANY-A Perpetual In
Junction GrGnted.-After four days argument in
the case of the citizens of New York against
their plunderers, Judge Barnard yesterday
made the injunction permanent, restraining the
city authorities from issuing any more bonds.
with certain important exceptions, and declaring
the plaintiffs right to sue under what is called
the two per cent, act of that State. AS regards
the charges against Mayor Hall and Com ptrol-
Ter Connolly, the judge ccnsures both unsparing-
ly, though it ems to be admitted that the
mayor has had no ind yidual pccuniary profit
from the disgraceful transactions that have been
brought to light. IN announcing his judgment,
which he did amidst "frantic applause" the
judge said his duty would not allow him to
sanction the payment of another dollar out of
the treasury until there was some change in the
hoard of appOrtiOnment and that the court was
justified in resorting to every means in its power
to stop this state of things, so discreditable to
the city, The decision gives general satisf'ac-
ton in New York, and everywhere among
honest men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

DR.. c. F. MACDONALD, Superintendent of
the Money Order ohice, has returned from
Europe.
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BISHOP WHITEHoUsE ON THE REV. Mr..
CHENEY.-In the Diocesan Convention OF the
Episcopal Church OF Illinois, held at Chicago
yesterday, Bishop Whitehouse delivered his an
nual address, and spoke of the case of the Rev.
Mr.. Cheney as follows: " Mr.. Cheney, he said,
mad been suspended from all his functions in the
Church Of God but the trustees of Christ,s
Church had sustained him as pastor of that
church. The congregation also sustained him.
and the wardens would only recognize Bishop
Whitekouse so far as he recognized Mr.. Cheney
as minister OF the Anglican Church. The Bishop
dwelt at some length on his late visitation to
Christ's Church, and maintained his original
position on all points of the controversy. He
employ degraded clergyman, and disposed of
them by placing them in the same Category with
the minister they had sustained. The Bishop
closed by assailing the irreligious tendencies OF
the day. and the reprehensible conduct of the
Press in sustaining them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

In A GENERAL ORDER issued from the Wal
Department to-day, General Sherman direct
that the Western Superintendency Of the Gen
eral Recruiting Service, under charge of Colone
II. ;. Granger, 2lst infantry, at Newport Bar
racks, Kentucky, be discontinued.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS JONES' ENGLISH AND FRENrH
DAY. septe%Ser is,s at i4oS street street. Dsiy
The course will be received at SIS quarter f'r
FRENCH AID hNGIIsH SCHOOL FOB
HOMIE, Principal. The duties Of this School will
Per 3 5eS'mSd on M0N ON SeEt IS ISL The Eng
MIS- fAGs Tan aeeomPl;shed and thorsqgh tsashe5
H6H, Mi sHa 10 hef pr2ate tie Franeh
classes for ladies a9d fsntemen and viii a5S form
r AW SCHOOL OF GEoRGETOWN COLLEGE
Tbe next term Of this schOcl viii commence on
WEDNESDAY October 4th, ISL. Opening Lee
gse On that DAY 81 aSf ,lsl n hse5grers for
The Lecture Haul is in the Colonization suiIing,
apply
W. HOFFMAN,, Secretary, who viii BE- at the Hall
daily, from to o q clock 2. m. sel2lm
EVENING CLASSES IN FRENCH.
Professor HENRI MA SON will begin his Glasses
in French on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18Th, At J
and gentlemen will be formed At the same time
21I3 Pennsyl anis avenue. sell-6t'
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS Elk
"A CLUsIyELYi-Miss $; z TIFFEY viii opeg,
ard Ssth streets. Number given hereaiser For
Information srply at Ills street. References
Rsy Ps Ss5ksy, Mrs. L. A. wO'herspoS9 Mrs
MISS l.. FLETCHER HAS THE PLEASURE
lVl to announce the resumption OF her select Eng
lish classes for young ladies, wEDN ESDAY, the
9th prOSimo, at 1913 New York avenue. se4-3ws
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
III OFce Of the SecYetdrv and Financial AGENT
En- ~ aeS Sep
sP1E IEGR Freq begin, October 3D.
Tuition, $50; full course. $50, IN advance.
Nh DICAL DEPARTMENT-Iear begins Octo-
Der llth. Lectures begin daily at 81 O'Clock ..
FSI nstTeuIatlon' SS g"STse O Leotures SiOo
tember 18th Tuition, 50 per year; Applicants for
PREPARATORY DEPARfMENT-Year begins
September 18th. Tuition 80 per year: Applicants
for admission examined September llth and 18th.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT-Year begins Septem-
Der 18th. Applicants for admission examined Sep
TENDER lIth and 18th. Tuition, 80 per year. se2 If
MISS HANNA WILL REOPEN HER SCHo0L
lVl for young ladies aud children, at No. 2lS6
Pennsylvsnia avenue, on TUESDAY, September
IL, ISL. sel-lmS
st. vINUENTs SCHOOL. under the charge Of
~ the Sisters Of Charity, corner 10th and streets,
will reopen on MONDAY, Sept 4th. Parents and
guardians are requested TO send their children
promptly. sel-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

PosTMAsTERs SUsPENDED.-The President
has suspended Henry c. Adams, postmaster at
Hyde Park, Mass, and appointed VIM. j. Stuart
in his stead, under the tenure-of-office act
VIM. j. j. Ursay, postmaster at Decatur, ILL.,,
has also been suspended, and Isaac c. Pugh APP
pointed i'm his place.
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD hf BskASSSb REr BV SIss. se WHISTLES
ys s %. Pet s.i: RSs.rt.os ae, i Ssss
90; Bewisr, . do; row" 90, ~ DO, Baker,
f e; ess 4'ss'; sS so' 60
b bsSas-:sS "a is g. q o. isss 40 a'.r
3so Ton Sin, 90 Is; Cocktail Bifters, BlacSserry
Brandy. Liberal discount 20 the trade.
Proprietors OF the Native wlpe Bi9t.r-.
nsu 1917 and 1919 Penn . avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

COMMISSIONER DRUMNoND, of the General
Land Office, has gone to Iowa to bring his
family here for the winter
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The CASE OF PAYMAsTER HoDGE-The Sec
rotary of War has refused an application for the
release of Major Hodge from close confinement,
and charges will be formally preferred against
INN in short time. The Alexandria Gazette
says that Major Hodge recently purchased the
harry Baily farm, in that county.
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A NTEONY FISHER,
FIRST CLASS sCOURER,

SIS GRE STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
BY promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether Of American or European invention, am
enabled 10 DO my work N manner not 10 be eQuaied
IL those not possessing these facilities.
Laaies' Dresses cleaned without being taken apart
eli kind OF spots removed without cleaning the whole
garment. and Grease Spots, after being remov ed
never show again. Gentleren's Clothes cleaned
without Shrinking or Injuring the garment, at the
following prices: Coats, g and 81 50 Pants, "a
cents; Vests, 50 cts; whole Business Suit, So IS.
Repairing done neatly and at reasonable prices
New York style Of cleaning Kid Gloves-a single
pair Is cents, two pair 30 cents, one dozen 81
Grape Wells and Trimmings cleaned, blackened and
white cOlOred cleaned and curled in the best style
Office Of the Staten Island, n. Y, Dyeing Estsb-
trs kind in the country. IL not in the world
ANTHONY FISHER, Agent,
jyE-ly els 9Th street.
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TEnTS AND AWNINGS.

TEETS FOr Sale OF Rent for Camp Meetings.
Fsirs. festiy ais. ~.
AHSINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
NJ. G. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
ana 6i3 Louisiana avenue,
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PAYMAsTEE GENERAL BRIcE has requested
Secretary Belknap to order court of inquiry
to investigate his administration of official du-
ties, but the Secretary, feeling satisfied that
there are no irregularities in the Paymaster
Generals conduct, does not deem It expedient
To order such a court, which would be expen-
sive and entirely useless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

DER the best article for cleansing and prssersine
IN q 81 fsqssfs R5es e sPd
Ekreetores sofed gloves equal 20 new. Sold By al
drueeists and fancy goods dealers. Price. e
oeno. det-ly
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LISTS OF THE LoYAL.-Two more lists of
"Loyal adherents of the cause and Government
Of the United States who have presented claims
to the Southern Claims Commission have inst
been printed, for free distribution to all who
may apply.
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SECRETARY DELANo VIII return to-morroy
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u 4 81 o v A L :.

Ia
The undersigned he's removed from his old place Of
busiress, Nc. 1912 Pennsy lvaEia avenue to
1907 STREET, AA
between i2t and 18th streets, ~
where he il prepared to attend % all orders "
IN mis- line OF 1usi,ess, snch as REIb HANGING,
LOCK SNIITHING, LIGHTNING RODS, SPEAK
ING TUBES, &C. JObbing promptly attended to.
All WORK done in the best manner, at lowest rates.
Also, in connection, has opened = stock of HARD
WARE. HGUsE-EURNIsHISGG GOODS and VA
RIETIES.
A share Of public patronsgs Is solicited;
anil fsn q SCHNEIDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-16

COUNCILLORS TO GENEvA.-William NJ. Mere
dith, OF Pennsylvania, and Caleb Gushing, Of
Massachusetts, have been appointed by the
President, Councillors to Geneva under The
Washington treaty. Their appointments were
agreed upon at the last Cabinet meeting but the
announcement has been withheld until notice
was received of their acceptance of the nositinns
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THE TRADES.

G,ARRIAGESl CARRIAGES
CARRTAGESIII o"KR,
ON hand a large number OF first class cSE>T
fasbiorsble CARRIAGES. Also, largeSI@xO
nu-Dbrr Of SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which
will L. sid at reduced prices 10 close out.
ROBERT III. GRAHAM,
seI43t' cor 9Th and st. Factory. 40 S.h st.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

FRANKLIN HOTEL, Corner sth and D
u streets, WEshiT-yt n, u. C.-Ths house has been
Thoroughly renovated, and - open for guests.
81 pr Gay. Table board, SIS per week.
50 I'm d. J. BAkRACk, Proprietor.
TNKEMONT HOUSE. IadjGHa ArsHEs, cOrssT ID
II street. The ue- Proprietor, r. Z. HILL, has
spared - pense labor in TehtIns and newly
furnishing this house, making il OF the best and
most desirable hOnses in the city, and now oilers
great insc Cuts both 70 transient and permanent
Rrprtcrs. Board, 81 20 per day; Permanent Board.
So. Mesi hCurs.-BTea6f9st,T o'clock 10 ,; Dinner,
2o'oiOck TO 4. supper, @ clock TO 5. auSi-u
~ G. WILLARD,
- EBBITT HOUSE,
ees WASHINGTON, ID. O.
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PAYMAsTER HoDGE's BANKERs.-The Sec
Rotary of War to-day notified the Acting Secre-
tary of the Treasury that if it was the intention
OF that Department to institute legal proceed
lngs against the bankers who were criminally
connected with Paymaster Hodge, in the defai-
cation OF that officer, and that the Paymaster
General had mass of evidence in relation there
to, which would be turned over to the Treasury
officials to further the prosecution.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NOTICE.
The Evening Cj.sses Of GONZAGA COLLEGE
Will C Upt ned on
MONDAY, October 2,
bsEiuuing AZ aud ending II nine o'clock, cry
evening, except Saturday and Sunday.
TERMS:
Five dollars SO per month Invariably in advance.
- y 2T JAMES CLARK. President.
MISS CALKINS WILL REOPEN HER SELECT
IVA = HCOL on the first Monday in September OF
s;h street, between Pennsy lyania avenue and q
street ;. +. AuN I'm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-30
CGunterieitS.

The notes of the New York city banks.
1t is stated, are most generally used by
counterfeiters, probably because they
pass readily throughout the country.
The United States Treasury notes, it is
| also said, have always been favorites
with the counterfeiters. The designs
| OF these notes are SO intricate that i'm
! ltation is difficult, and is only attempt
Ell by the most expert eugrayers. A
good counterfeit of a treasury note.
when once produced, will, 1t is stated,
circulate more freely than any other
description of notes. Most of the is
sues OF the treasury notes have been
initiated, but the most promin Mt coun-
terfeit is the tHenty-dollar note of the
issue of March 70, 1862, the workman
ship being admirable and the engrav-
ing and printing being in many respects
equal to the original. In reference to
the ten-dollar treasury notes, it is sta
ted that cOunterfeits of two issues have
been in circulation for some time, and
that recently third plate, which is
considered very dangerous, has been
detected. This latter plate is said to
be a fec sinlitC of the genuine, and ex-
perts, it is reported, have been deceiv-
ed by the Impressions, which are very
perfect There are also counterfeits of
the tifty-dollar treasury notes, and of
twenty-dollar notes of the issue of
March 2, 1868. The above are the most
dangerous counterfeits in circulation,
but denominations of ones, twos, fives
and tens of the legal tender notes have
also been initiated, but the counterfelts
have been executed by indifferent en-
grayers, and are readily detected
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-30
Shocking Barbarity.

If the comparatively common NAL
ady, small -poA, can demoralize COM
munity, what shall we witness when
cholera comes among us? In Cadiz,
Ohio, last week, a young gentleman
from Troy, Mr.. Edward Hayward, was
suddenly attacked by varioloid, which
was at once decided to be small -pox by
the hotel people. He was seized by a
mob of townspeople, tied up in sack,
and thrust through his chamber win
dow in driving rain storm, then plac-
ed in a rough wagon and carted to a
deserted cabin on the outskirts, where
he was put in charge of a half-lunatic
negro, who was ordered to keep him
there. The poor lad, uncared for, and
neglected, died, and then the measure
of outrage was filled, by the town all
thorities ordering the body into an
open field for burial.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-30
A Precoci0us Couple.

A few days since lad of fifteen and
girl one year his junior, whose very
respectable parents reside in Benning-
to Vt, ran away and went to Troy,
where arm in arm, they wendell their
way to the nearest clergyman, to whom,
with many bushes, the little folks told
the story of their love, and asked him
to bless that love by matrimonial
union. The clergyman very promptly
refused to perform that ceremony, but
giving them some good advice, urged
them to return to their anxious parents,
aud hereafter conduct themselves like
good little children Not satisfied with
this experience, the young lovers re-
paired to five other clergymen, each of
whom had the good sense to decline to
marry the couple, and they took the
evening train for home, signing and
sad, but not hopeless of a union at no
distant day.
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Fiji Islanders i'm San Francisco.

Three FIJI islanders, the first of the
race who have visited America, recent
ly arrived III San Francisco. Two are
of good size and well proportional, with
dark skins and rather intelligent faces.
The third is a dwarf of about four feet
in height, but well proportional, thirty
odd years of age, and was military lead
er of the Livoni tribe, which was de-
feated in battle some time since by the
missionary" natives. He was cap
tured and doomed to be skewered, roast
ed and eaten, but escaped because he
lacked flesh. All three, clad III the
limited custom of the land, decorated
with feathers, and boar tusk necklaces,
performed war dances of various de-
spriptions, accompanying the dances
with monotonous chants and parenthe
teal war-cries.
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TIE GREAT Ill RAGE.
Different Views of Sporting Men on
Goldsmith Maids --latest Exploit.


Goldsmith Maids --latest Exploit.
From the N Y. World, Sept. 8th.
The recent performance Of Mr.. II. n.
Smiths beautiful mare, Goldsmith
Maid, at Milwaukee, was the all-absorb-
ing topic of conversation in horse circles
yesterday, many of the trotting frater-
nlty believing that the time as tele-
graphed was truly and honestly made.
particularly as it has been known for
some time that the Maid was improving
each day she trotted, and that she may
have just been got Oh Wednesday to a
perfect condition, and as such, with
wind, track, and everything favoring
her, the time was really made. If So,
then Mr.. Smith is to be congratulated
in owning such fleet and beautifai
animal as Goldsmith Maid, and it is to
be hoped that before the end Of the sea-
son he will give the New Workers an ex-
hibition of her wonderful turn Of speed
either on the Fleetwood or Prospect
Park tracts. Perhaps, now that Dex-
ter's Ply IA has been beaten, Mr.. Bon
ner will consent to Dexter being trained,
and either started against time to beat
Iii, or that he Will start him III a
match against the Maid herself
Several prominent turtles, however,
scout the idea of Goldsmith Maid ma
king any such time Us telegraphed. =
They say that the Milwaukee track is Of
such character IT. t the tine could not
have been made on with fair, square
trot, and that for most quarter of a
mile on the back stretch the track is so
low that horses can run that distance
without the judges detecting the actual
movement of the horse. Il is asserted
that the Maid is one of the best break
ers on the trotting turf, and that by do
ing SO on Wednesday she was enabled
to get round the track in the time tele-
graphed. Particularly, as ii is assert
ed that Mr.. Smith owns the mare Lucy,
the only cCmpctOr Goldsmith Maid had
IN the contest, and that if bud Doble
did force his mare to run, it would be
to the interest of Mr. Hickok. the driver
Of Lucy, not TO see the Maid running,
and, if he did, not to make any claim OF
foul. Any how, the New York trotting
public are now awaiting the manifestoes
of the kings of the trotting turf-Messrs
Bonner and Smith-to sec which viii
be the first TO throw down the gauntlet
OF defiance, and, by contest on New
York track, decide the question, Who
has the fastest trotting horse in the
United States