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The New York herald., 1871-02-08
BALLS LAST NIGHT.
Ninth REGIMENT BALL.
A s.littcpinR

A .littcrinR Display at the Academy.
The interior of the Academy OF Music last night
and this morning presented scene OF ever varying
beauty. The rich and elegant coloring OF tie
ladies' dresses toned by the minging OF dark uni.
forms, lighted By the usual paraphernalia OF
military costume, made an exquisite coatD G'teig
moving about the 1onr IN graceful motion
to the sensuous music OF the splendid band. The
boxes were filed with ladies and gentlemen in
evening dress, who seemed to thoroughly enjoy
every pleasure OF the moment Diamonds and pre-
cious ton OF every hue and shape spaTkled Ia The
foods OF light that poured from the centre and sides
Of the magnificent hall. At the back OF the stage
were gas Jets forming the motto OF the regiment
tRatone aut win
Carlo Patti directed the music. Captain r. r.
Courtney, WITH an ample corps Of assistants, con-
Quoted the business OF the floor to the
satisfaction OF everybody. Among some OF the
prominent guests were noticeable General Varian
and stan, Nh. and Mrs. Licuii nant Colonel
Bratfeid, Mr.. and Mrs. Major Hitchcock
Henry AIbro H. ]. Jackson, Colonel Perley C. B.,
Dete0n, General II. Perkins, United states Army; T..
+. Richardson, General Davies, Unitea States Army:
A. j. Pollard, Colonel Moner, Lieutenant Wheeler,
Cclone! Van Buren ana host of others. rhe
gay Colonel Fisk. Jr., was, OF course, resplendent
and almost ubiquitous.
The supper table was profusely decorated and the
supper itself was in just accordance with the other
nl2gnucencc oil the entertainment.
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THE FRENCH G1gSS' GALL.

The hith ANIMAL bah OF the 'Soctete Cullnsire Phi
lanthropique was held last evening at Irving HAIL.
This ball Is, perhaps, the most peculiar ore in New
York. All the celebrated French cooks III the city
contribute pieces TO be placed on tho table
at this ball. For the twelve months prcced-
ing this gathering the best culinary artists
IN New YORK are ia tie habit of wearylng
their brains TO surpass each ether In the dishes
which they originate for The french Cooks ball
The President OF the association, who is French
blonde, with the enphonious name OF Mehl, has won
his way in the society by his magnificent efforts in
cooking, and nearly every member OF the associa.
ton can boast oil some 2)sece de resistance which,
If it cannot equal the bright or inspiring
works of an Ude or a. vatei, must still be
recognized as an individual cher G'oeature
The interior Of Irving Han was last night
decorated with the colorS OF France and presented
gay and animated scene. Below IN the supper rooms
the tables were loaded down win dishes OF every
kind. From the rough and tumble pigs head TO
the aristocratic pheasant. and from the plebeian
Goldfish to the naughty salmon, all birds that y all
fish that swim and all anirnals that walk were re-
presented the tables. Dancing was freely tn
dulged III, and the bail was in every way grand
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
MASSACHUSETTS ITEMS.
The Case OF Hnrtwel, the Enbezzler- Public
Libraries Not to be Opened Sundays.

The Case OF Hnrrwell, the Ernbezzlcr- Public
Libraries Not to be Opened on Sundays.
BOSTON, Feb. !, 1871.
julius i. Hartwell, convicted in June last OF EN-.
bezzling and loaning United States funds in his
possession, came into the Circuit Court yesterday
upon habeas corpus as petitioner for release from
confinement in jail at Plttsfed, he having been re.
moved from the discontinued jail III Lenox, 10
which he was sentenced for five years, and TIL his
fire or 600 was paid thereafter. The opinion Of
the Court was given by Judge Lowell today
aud was to the effect that when the United
States placed ITS prisoners in the custody OF
the state Sherirs at their jails they were held as
other prisoners were subject TO the State laws regu
lating transfer from one jail TO another IN OF
necessity. Hartwell was remanded to the custody
or Sheriff Root, of Berkshire county. An appeal 10
the United States Supreme Court may be taken In
the event of failure TO obtain Presidential pardon,
preliminary movement for that purpose having
been made
The House to-day defeated the bill permitting the
opening OF the public library On sundays by vote
OF l2o 10 95.
William P. Bearse Of Maiden Mass, Is held in the
sum OF 5000 tan, charged with attempting TO
poison hts wife.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MAnKET.--LoNpoN, Feb 7-I:so r.
M-consols, 9a for money, as6 sl Tor the account.
1882 sosS; 1865, ao'5; 1857 ssl6: ten-fer.ies SOY.
stocks 9net; Ege %; Illinois Central 100; Atlantic and
Great Western. 2s The an nr Gope says "The Improve
mcnt in stocks In sympathy with the recovery OF the
French loan"
FRANKfoRT BoURsF.-FgANxroRr, Feb 7-United
States vewenty bonds cosed yesterday at for the
OF 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAuKET.-IIvEEpoorq Feb. T.
$50 +. M.Cotton dun and tending downward but quota
tons UNCHANGED The sales OF the day loot So00 bales
Of which LOCO bales were for speculation aud export
TRADE At GASCuEsTf.R.- Feb. 7.--J'he
market for goods and fabrics at Manchester ia quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUTTs MAERET.-LIv ERPooI. Feb
7-2P. M.-WheatReo Wesiern No. TO No. l, los. 3d. q
lis I'd WheatReceipts for three days, 0OCo quarters
which 2750d American. Corn-No. mixed new 36s,
LIVERPOOL PRov1aIoNs MARYET.-LtyEepool, Feb
TAP M.Pork excited eSs I'd. s9e. Beef, l17s. 3D. Lard,
6ls. 3D.
LEEnrooL PgopUcE MAeRET.--LIvEBPooL, Feb T.
439 p. MComnon rosn, %. Cd. Taow frner nj 42s Cd
Loanoy PRODUCE MAnKrT.- -LoSDoS, Feb a 30 r.
g.Taow fiat 44s. 3d. Calcutta linseed, Cos Sos 3D.
Lnseed of. GyO las.
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ii.s AID Loss OF LIFE.
ELNIRA, Feb. I. 1871.

ELxIRA, Feb. Z, 1871.
On saturday afternoon, about three O'Clock, the
house OF Mr. Dallas Miller, In the town OF Wells, Pa,
was destroyed by fire, together with oil lis contents
Little girl, four years OF age burned to DEATH
Mrs. Miller left the house some afeen or twenty
minutes before the fire first discovered to 20 to
q neigbbors on an errand leaving her two children,
two and four years old, In the house Alone As
soon as the fire was discovered some men at work
near by ran to the house and burst open the door,
but the flames and smoke prevented their entrance.
Soon after the door was opened the youngest chtd
came out OF It's own accord, and was but little
burned. After the bnilding was destroyed the body
OF the eldest child was iound IN the corner where
the bed had stood.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT or SEw YoRK, FEBRUARY =, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship China (Bg} Macauay, Liverpool via Queens
own-C y Francslyn.
, Steamship Cleopatra, Phllips navana--F Alexandra 4
Sons.
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, charleston-H Morgan d
Co.
steamship Terry, Bearse Eewbcrn, NC-Murray Fer.
rs Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Blekeman Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond -Oid Dominion Steamship co.
Steamship Fanita, Dosne, Philadelphia-Lorlard Steam
ship Co.
Steamship oinucus W alden. Boston--H + Dimock.
ship Ariel tBrl, Courtney, London-E Morgnnr Sone.
Bark Grace (Br, Bogart Rotterdam -Heney Parker.
Bark Ricardo (Br), Dassoy, Glbraltar-A Francia.
Bark Speedwcl, Pntten, Codiz-Tupper& h Beattfc.
Bark South Easter Br,. Sandbcrg Cape Town--Dowley,
Corners Co. - =
Brig Emily Comcr tBr), Anthony, Philadepha -Heney
Parker.
schr Riga (Nor) Mourzen, Port NatalDowley, Corners
Co.
.,schr New Dominion tBr, aoucher, Dcmarara-Heney
Parker. -
sohr Charles Kelley Collins, San Juan. Nic-strout
Bro
Schr O NJ Marrctt, Reed, Kngston, Ja--B Weinberg.
schr Comrade (Br), Bale, Trnldad-BJ } weinberg.
-steamship Washington (Fr), Beaufort, Bordeaux-0
Mackenzie
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COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER.
A steamer Rams Down u Ferry bout Crimi-
nality Of tho Pilot.

n rttHu1tF INunS UOWu TeFTJ DVUI-LE1mI.
nality of tho Pilot.
While the East River Ferry Company's boat Suf-
folk County, which left James slip at halfpast four
yesterday afternoon, was opposite Market slip on
her way 10 Hunters Point, the steamer Calatea, OF
the Merchants line TO Providence, deliberately ran
her down. The steamer attempted 20 pass the ferry-
boat and the pilot, probably provoked because the
SUFFOLK County would not stop, bore down directly
TO the lerryboat striking her on the side OF the adles'
q few minutes the widest CONSERVATION prevailed
women faintng ana nien running nther and ahIther.
The Gaiafea, with her inhumane captain, kept on
her way, although II was thought Of frst that the
Suffolk County would sink. II was soon ascertained
that The hull was not damaged, ana she proceeded
on her way. large number OF passengers were on
the ferry boat ana 1t seems almost miraculous that
none were Killed. One man had his ankle crushed
and number were sHgntly bruised,
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The FEElAks,

Bschard O'Corman, ia a letter dated Monday, has
renewed the invitation 10 the Fenian exiles for
public reception, TO be gwen by the Tammany
Hall Committee at TanliDany Hall, the date for the
same being this fine fixed for tomorrow at one
O'clock y. M The eyfles now that nearly all OF
iheif number have arrived In this city the absence
oi lew having caused them to decline the Ovalion
on tlst sr1vsi, have accepted the proposed recep.
ton, stating fhat they do In the spirit IN wtucn u
has peen onered, and tnaDking the Jammany ll2il
Committee iDf the yec0ant.cn Of themselves an0 OF
shc railse fsr which iaey nave suffered
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BURNING Of TIE TRENTON SAW FAcTosy.
TRENTON. Feb. I. ls7

TRENTON, FeD. Z, 1911.
A fire oroAe out at eight O'Clock tonight In the
temperiDg room OF the American Saw Company,
foot OF Broad atreet which spread rapidly and en-
tirely deslroycd the whole establishment, compris-
ing six budingss Loss on buildings and machin.
cry, Si2t 900: on Sock $4,000. Koeblng's wire
works, adjoining, wac saved by the cXertens OF the
1remen and citizens. Insurance about $780, 900. in
New York and Philadelb hia companies. The com
papy employed seventy .ftse men and their weekly
raw rel amounted 10 Si,ooJs>
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Trpo lBr sowerby, Liverpool and Queens.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah Feb with
and passcngers, to ivingson Fox Co. Eeb 8, -
ssE Of Delaware LgtsIp passed ship Pride of the
Ocean tBr,, from London for New York.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston Feb =, with
mdse and passengers % X Morgan Co. Encountered
strong winds from lis to ENW since leaving HaeraS Feb
g. An Is miles sW from Frying ran Lishstip. passed
steamer Anna hence for Na~.n>
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
AM US & III E II IS.

SrslNwAY HALL-MIss JENNY BusK's Con-
cERr-This charming young artist gave q very
interesting concert at this nan last night. She
sang Aenens .'Nightingale" and Maylath's rdtse de
brapou5Y .'Ihe Rcturnr Both selections were ad.
mrably calculated TO display the birdhke quality OF
Miss Bisg's voice and Its brilliant cultivation. The
waltz Is very much better than those Of the Ardit
school, and the themes are all good and sparkling.
The orchestration also brings out Its best points,
IL admirably, ana gave tone and character 70
some OF its most diilicut passages. The other
artists were Mcssrs. Nisscn, tenor; Nermanns,
basso; Werner, violoncellist; n. B. Danfortn con-
daclOr, ana Carozz, accompanst. Mi. Nilsson has
light, pleasing voice, but one of his selections from
Klcken, .heaycn Hath Shed Tear was spoiled
by Mr. Welners violonce!lo not Being In accord with
Mr.. Carolzrs plane Hermanns was suffering from
hoarsene-s, and his line voice was consequently un-
able 10 give full eject 10 the songs set down for MIN
on the bill. With these exceptions tae concert was
on atisIc success aud tho fair young bta6Hc6Te
received abundant applause Tonight she sings at
Newark under the management Of Mr. Algelt
NEW YORK CRcUs.-Mr. Len: has very attract
I've bill at his establishment this week and receives
liberal amount Of patronage In consequence the
principal features are those agile 6atto,te leapers
Messrs. Besnick, Dutton and Allen; the bareback
hurdle feats OF Melville and his little son; four well
trained dogs introduced by Mr.. Conrad ana tue
iavorlte fQaestrte07le Mile. Caroline Roland The
concluding comic oaliet or the "ihree Sinpletons''
is also very funny. The programme for each week
al the circus never fails to have liberal share or
novelties, and on Wednesday and Saturday after.
Moons the number OF children that crowd the huild
ing form very Interesting spectacle.
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THAT RUSHING RUSSIAN.
He is Counted All Right, and
Counts Accordingly

How the Count Behaved HimseI Yesterday
The Entire Party Clear Out r,om Their Hotel
and sesk Privacy-What> the Pastor Of
the Greek Church Has to Say
About tho Intended Marriage
Secret Information Endorsed.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
SHIPPING NEW S.

a.snnuae for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... Z 03 Noon rises. eve 8 56
Sun sets. ...... 5 &c High water morn 10 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
Musical and Dramatic Notes.

Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Kellogg warbled in Hartford on Monday. She Is
Connecticut girl.
Mcyicker has secured Fechter and tho Chicago
ans are in ecstacies over the expected treat
Miss Da gon and choice company are enlivening
the houston, Texas, public with Old comedy.
The Maid OF Mayence," Mrs. Bowers new play,
is called preposterous sensation IN Chicago and
unworthy OF such an artist 1t consists OF four acts
OF hlfalutln.
Jenny Lind viii be fifty next October
The Two Roses mas passed its 200th night In
London.
Miss Charlotte Cusnman has taken residence at
Mercadante was blind for ten years prior to his
death
Mr. Ole Bull, it is said, viii make Boston hts future
home.
Theodore Thomas cleared $1,000 in six nights
when last at Chicago.
Out OF 617 churches IN London only l01 have paid
chOrs and 2it volunteer choirS.
There were tnirty-two new operas produced in
logued "good.n
Rubenstcln, who is travelling ana giving concerts
in the East, recently received 24oo lubes for two
The King of Bavaria has forbidden any OF onen.
bachs operas being performed III iuture at the Thea
During recent performance at the Globe Chi
cago; the orchestra was so bad that Little Nell the
fourteen year Old wonder, from California, had to
apologize 10 the audience for H.
correspondent OF the Cincinnati, Commercial
cenuy as q public speaker Thus ever "ya1lting
ambition o'erleaps itself" Succa IS as tenor set
his heart on fire to eclipse Demosthenes. And he
did 1t. Ddnosthenes never equalled that Indian
apois address OF Signor Brignol. Having been
requested TO go before the audience there and an
n0unce the slight indisposi,ien OF Mile. Mis-
son, he brayely donned tho orators coronet
and delivered himself as follows:--"Lades and gen.
temen-Mlle. Nilsson Is eetle 'orse and begs your
kinda induge-ance-a.n Observing, as many Of our
heroes OF Oratory do, 1utter and ominous shake
OF the auditory head as much as TO say TO the oracle
a or In IN n - an ha mo
Brignoli CALCULATED, "Vat you Go no underestimate!
Then begin again: Mile Nilsson is leeue horse,
and begs your Kind indulgence The oraorcal dart
had penetrated the auditoriai Uranium, and al ex-
plosion OF laughter, sympathetic and pathetic, both
FOR The sick fair cantatrice and her spokesman lang
resounoing through the Academy Of Music.
Ristori, the famous Italian actress, made her first
appearance on the stage IN her natlye VILLAGE or
CiWdae, at the advanced age Of two months-the
earliest debut Oh record.
Fanny Elsler, the once famous dancer, Is not only
sti alive, but quito vigorous in health. and enjoys
the luAuries her large fortune yields her. she Is
declared q regular 81 barite.
grand vocal and intruInentll concert will be
given at Sfeinway Hall on the 10Th for the benefit
OF the Srrasbourg sufferers, on whom two months
bombardment has brought untold horrors and mise.
riec.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08

ssss~ship NIAGARA Lawrence Richmond Cty Poius and
Mcrioa With mdse and passengers, 70 the Old Dominion
BAR 5SSS Ho. g, RcsHa lasso usnc: n :,y, Ayrs
nsaA9D g cG:sss s ya1 u II had o ns
ons % spoke bark 1 i.is Topan pa from rom sasss
,o.s S..k s. G.g!s n, Osborne sanso q days wn
lon psi haa ans weather up &c ssras ana been days
q ion' on point with :.on. nc::asfiy wndsi aiS 50
rom Mo Jsusss ssg ns With ship Der L0h' M
sS II, r..sms
haze been days north Of that point with heavy NV and
Tss q s ws Palermo 90 with
s ses nsa e y S % xas a a ns
rigging and carrying main gan jan a. lat = s Ion
Ss.h Ion Is 80, brig Gillespie Of Parrsboro. Ms bound
Brig Miller tBr), Beard Bahia ss days. with rosewood to
Amsnok IN ss GSJycsssl .,; s 70 Ware Co sa nns
and NV causing the vessel leak the q $40 strokes
sS
ton Rs %c Sqpsac. cDpssn'}k ke belonging y large sh ~
and oss%d. Se,ssa sssss:r ss
strong and NV winds.
Passed Throush "a Hell Gate.
BOUND soUrB.
sssm.hp maj Neptune Baker Boston for New York. with
Steamer Doris, Amy. Providence for New York, with
mdse and PASSENGERS 70 Mills 4 Go.
IN ballast, to master
Schr Geo Grain, for New York. has been living two days
frozen In OF Lloyds Neck.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Glaucus, Walden. New York for Boston.
Steamer Pelican, New York for New Bedford.
BELOW.
Ward deceived pilot Alb inst from piios boa. Char.
iotte Webb, No 81
SAILED.
steamships Washington, Bordeaux Cleopatra Havana
Leo Savannah Charleston, Charleston; E Terry New.
bern; Isaac Bell, Richmond, &C.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08

Barometer corrected FOR elevation and tempera
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
Marine Disns nsrers.

Steamships Washington Bordeaux; Cleopatra, Havana
Leo Savannah Charleston, Charleston Terry, New
bern Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-02-08
BET,OW.
SAILED.

Bark Eba Peterson, from Havana. with sugar. Jas
Ward Co. Receved pilot 4th inst pho, boat Char.
iotte Webb, No 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09

dislocatetl. HE'S recovering - moneg tue
arrivals this week We're five Ministers OF tlie
III. E. Church South, who are assigned a.
follows: Rev. s. J. Catiin. Deer Lodge ]
Rev. /. @. Hilton, Bitter Root; Rev. ". ny
lor, Silver Bow Rev. J. E. TreadweH, plse
Peak Rev. T. G. Frazier, Missonia- nss'
Catlin will preach at the school mouse oi'
Sunday at III a. M, ard p. m.-He saM
at the Banking House Of Messrs. Dohiie I'll
Clark & Laribie. on Wednesday, as nice q a io'
of gold dust from Pilgrim Bar as one could
wish to have in their pocket. 1t consisted OF
eighteen hundred and twcnfy-one ounces
value S333, 900. and was purchased on MONDAY
Tuesday and Wednesday Of the week, LIT
ounces having been purchased on Inesday
Notwithstanding dull times, there i life II
the old land yet when bullion comes III TO
our banks at this rate.-We are informed
that Chinaman was hung in Henderson
Gulch between twelve and one O'Clock on
Teusday morning. He had broken into
store and stolen 500; was tried by eiti
I.zens' court, found guilty ana lynched.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
MONTANA MILITIA VOUCHERS

The following, in relation to the Montana
Militia Vouchers, we take from The Nortli-
west. We presume its authority is authentic :
After delays yexatious enough, the claims
against the Government for services and ma
terial furnished for the expedition against the
Indians in 1867, appeared last4sunmef to lie
III petty fair way Of settlement, and those
who held genuine accounts and vouchers an
ticipated early payment on the report OF Gen.
Hardie. We now learn from advices sent TO
this Territory by General Martin BEEN, that
the entire evidence and records made by Gen.
Hardie We're destroyed in the Chicago fire.
Gen. Hardie has applied to the Secretary of
War for instructions what to do. and was
awarding reply at the time of our advlees.
It is probable the entire investigation Of &C
counts will have 10 be gone through with
again, but that could be done in time to re-
port at the present session Of Congress"
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Affairs at Salt Lake.

| Salt Lake. October 3i.--Ihe Third q. S.
| district Court adjourned this morning Until
| the 18th day of November, the day on.Which
| tie grand jury will reasonable. The only
business transacted before the adjournment
was to excuse Minor, a Mormon attorney, for
contempt, and to grant $500 alimony to the
polygalnist wife Of VIM. Clayton, who is sue
ing him for divorce. The question OF jul
fisdiction of district and probate courts III
the Clayton case being considered Of great
importance, is held by Judge Mexican for
further consideration.
The application Of Hosea Stout, one of the
parties charged with the murder OF Yates,
for release on ball. was refused.
Warrants are issued for the arrest of sew
eral other prominent Mormons, upon indiet-
ments.af the grand jury.
JosepRA. Young, son of Brigham, is still
at large. Brigham, himself, by last reports,
I"Was still making his way south with all arm
ed escort.
General P. Z. Connor arrived this morning
from Phoebe.
Salt Lake. November To-day every
thing is pacific, and there is not the least
probability in this. city of any outbreak or
difficulty The Mormons all disclaim the
most remote intention of resisting the laws
or opposing the United States officers III the
performance Of their duties. Judge Me
kear's course in admitting Mayor Wells to
bail is admitted in all quarters to be emf
nentiy wise and proper. No fault is found
for refusing bail for Stout aud kimball, al
though it is not deemed that the probabili-
ties of their guilt is greater than that of
Mayor Wells. 1t is understood that Marshal
Patrick is preparing an expedition to follow
and arrest Brigham Reliable reports are to
the effect that Young is still moving south
ward, having with him eleven wagons and
one hundred armed men mounted. The APP
pointment of George G. Bates as the United
States Prosecuting Attorney for Utah, is APP
proved by both the Mormon aud Gentle
press. Business is dull. and money is unus-
ually scarce. The weather is delightful.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
The Turf.

Baltimore, Oct. 3o.--In the race 1e-oay !, !,
f,,r-a;Ie heats, between Harry 5asses anu
Helmbold, Basset won easily in two straight
heats Time. "a 81 and SOB IA. ss- .-s z
Colonel McDaniels, the owner OF Harry
Basset, says he will run him against .ne hns ~,
1isa horse Sterling, a mile and a half, equal
weights, for fifty thousand dollars Of more
and allow ten thousand dollars fer the race g
to come off At Saratoga, but he will run IN
England. He will also make match nate, , l0r .
similar sum two miles Or two mile heats.
Bassett is the favorite over Helmbold in the
four mile race to-day, at odds Of 100 te 90.
New York, Oct. Al Fleetwood IF Park . to
day the trot for s. 900, mile heats best 1hree
IN five. to harness, between Judge Fullerton l.t
and Sea Foam, was won by Fullerton. yea
Foam was distaneed in the second neat
Time. 2:a7 and 2:27 Ia. .# .9s5
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
SUMMONS.
II THE JUSTICE CouaT,

In THE JUSTICE CoUaT,
Gallatn county, III. T. (
Before j. Dedawck, Justice of the Peace
Territory Of Montans, County Of Gai.atini
Perkins Stone Plaintiffs; J
Versus }Su7nmons.
Joseph Wali0Way, Defendant.
The people of the Tesrt ry of Montana to the
Sheriff on any Constable of said county send greet
ing: =
70 Joseph Maiioway, you hereby summoned
10 be and appear before me, the undersigned JUS
tice OF the Peace, st my office in the city of Boze-
man. Galiatin county Ne. T.. on the 18th d ~ oil
November. A. d. 1871 at ten O'Clock =. m Of said
day, to answer to an action brought against you
upon ascoult fol goods, wares and merchandise had
and received by you from plaintiffs, filed agains,
yoH 5y ierkir q Stone, amounting 10 the snm Of
forty three dollars and fortyseven cents {S43 AZ
And II you II To appear or answer herein re-
CURED, the plaintiffs will take Judgment against you
by default for the sum of forty-three dollars and
fontY-s zen cents (sI3- Al with cost Of suit
Dated this 9th day Of November, A. y. 1871
JNGOB DEDAWICK,
Justice OF the Peace
H. T WILLIAMa PI'fs Att no9