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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-19
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9LNEECE-AND TRADE,
Sew York Money srarke,.
NEw Yogk, sertemttr IS, r.

NEw YoEk, September IS. $ #. n,
MONET-The money market was
steady early in the day, and the rates
for call loans were 3@4 per cent; but
the closing transactions were 495 per
cent a.sla----.
, FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Was dull
until the afternoon, when the rates for
sterling were more or less nominal.
GOLD-The price moved up this P.
NJ, and Tie quotation was fixed al ll4s
OLA; and there quotations were
maintained 10 the close of the day.
GOVERNMENT sB0NDS-Market
quiet and steady to the close; United
States currency Is at ll53@ll6.
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Executors Sale.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ tie Household Furniture and other
. r>on9l property of Joseph Caldwell,
ID ceased, Including large Mirrors, Ward
e3ses, Rocking Chairs, Wash Stands, Car
.nats, Bed,t-alS and Bedding, Bureaus,
,ntai~s, silver, Glass and China ware, in
cgegJ yariety. Also, n Piano, Marble Top
eulIr Tab.r, What-Not, Hat Rack, Car
-. buggy and Harness. Cow, &c.,) viii De
IL auction at his late residence, on
g WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 1871.
ferns Sr-Sale-An sums ofs25, and under,
CaSn: oyer IS "a note ut sixty days, with al-
Igpyr, security, with interest from day OF
s.Fg. :. BRADY,
j. l.. HOBBS,
Executors.
-. q. RAssETT, Auctioneer. sep
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Cd: Proposals.

< XPROPOSALS FOR STONE
SSS and Stationery and COai
yOUS.S.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
p ONCE, Septc .nDcr II, ISL.
~ ~, Sbpusals will be received by The
yud, until O'Clock, on THURSDAY,
f.r Il, ISL, for building stone
- StiOu Wall, and for about Two Humid
2. q vi Fifty feet oil Dressed Stone or Cop
~ meal measured for the proposed Iron
Pm. Fence at Union Township School
:. J6Iu Z. Also, iDr furnishing the Beard with
RH.uKS ana Sa iOugry for the ensuing year,
a.ld Tor supplying the School Houses in the
= -,Gpol District with The best quality OF CJdl
N.'l May |, 1877.
description Of the stone Work, and list
OF n' Text Looks aud stationery TO be fur
a.,.r.l can BE- .cen by calling 1T this office.
-.rt1s j. NJ. BlCkEL, Clerk.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, September IS.

CHICAGO, September 10.
GRAIN-Wheat, market this after.
noon fra and higher than GA Change;
No. , ranged from 81 l7@l Il! seller
October. Corn was active, ~ . sold
at i864SSc cash and seller September
or October.
PROVISIONS Were h-m and
steady at Sl3 % for mcss pork; $50
Sc for lard; and jl@j5c for Try sailed
shoulders
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CNSF Jusrtd CHASE is in Chicago, fnl-
ly recOssred, fcept that his tongue and
the lowefpA of his face are partly
parslyzed, that he has some diff
Guilty in his herance.
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GRAPES! GRAPES!!

M now pHETAliED 70 DELIVER,
q O.. .rr, yrry morning, from the Island
v.varI, 90 ANY part OF the city, the chOiC-
. 2 CONCORD GRAPES to be round in the
p. .~krt. orders lGEt on the slate al 4. f..
IAN Confectionery, Bridge corner, will re-
e. i' prompt attention.
~ .-l--.LI WI HIIIMNN-
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A MORMON wife has complained o
her husband for bigamy. and he i,
actually to be tried unders territorial
statute against adultery. Fate-eik
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HOTiCES.
sSuil;sing Lot For Lease.

NE LUTHERAN CHURCH LOT,
/ Corner Fourth and John streets, Will bc
...t.rl on g.Ound IcrA, Ia responsible par
C.u.ilr purposes Apply TO GEORGE W.
lsesS 49,. INNER, or HENRY
- = = T. OF the English Luth-
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EsC TuraGr nrJaniCS G. RrdcIiN.

Gel
V.p,, before 'i.: We rut,l.gh.l an &c
.r,. r., p.J
'-...'' 80 '''' '''''''o - '''''> " $780,
! W. %. N"'""'r county, IL We F'So''ec''
! 4 Il .o ty I'D rs 10y It gentleman ilv-
r. p, ,i4 ,g,g.L,rhooI, s,ycra! wear.
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| - Ms; .9i from home at the time.
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one III 't!n" '"'i D'C'l,," l. ' TX NAM
q. 10. ".'''H'' I'll '"' '''''' '"."-' G.
E"yIS."'
! oy"Hw.'p. barbour 60, W Va.
September" 1871.
FRIEND Cco:@E:
! see IN yolr Il't week lapera shor;
notice o. the capture Of Ephraim Moor
head, 10y he sheriff Of this county. !
think there should lie some errors cor
rec'cd as 10 the shooting OF James I.
Radc,iil. The circumstances are about
these, a. am informed: On the lth
or 9th OF April, lSbo, Il. Moreheai, be-
ing the commander OF small squad OF
three others, WAS sent hy some one from
Ciarksburg, to summon some witness
cs to some point on the railroad east.
They got to the stor" house IN the low
er pud OF Fairfield aud cut up some
swelis there, ard discovered Radehtl
sitting Oh his horse in the road. some
two hundred aud forty yards east Of
them. Eadclitfwas sitting there quietly
on bis horse talking to ). NJ. Rad ;llif
who was blowing 10y the side OF The
road. !. {. Rsdclitt had been TO his
brothcr-In,,!aW' "elGa $ 10 get some
wheat, ara was on MS return nome
IAe' were following ana yeihug IKE
set OF cGt-thfoats from inc ume lhey
came IN SIGHT OF tue pace III 1hey
halted. MoorheaI says ne "aI'eG l,ao-
eIti aHd ne w2pidn hai'' ana 'nen
ordered bis helL-hSunIS 10 lre, anu
three guns were hFea 10y M0ofneSu'
NllIams ana huge hadci,n dld no,
!aIi rom his morse, ou' got on ana leo
II 10 ms o'o'',e' rc"se, " G'o'1.0e "
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ysiO Coffee.
lard.

IN BAGS. GOOD To PRIME COFFEE
lou IS nIp> hoiec Caisrr, for sale Icy
,tp NAXWFi.i. lNtti g. = ~.
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NUL. OR SALE.
For Sale.

7 ~. 10. 3a WITH TWO GOOD FRAME
Dwellings thereon, situated on the
- -" corner of fillmore and Division
cts, III the Sixth ward, of the city of
wheeling. will be sold in whole or divided
H. suit purchasers by
l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent, Office on ChapIine, be-
tween First and second streets. sepll
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E'IOlIr.

1nn EBLS "CREAM OF WuETIIN'a"
lUt White Wheat Fancy.
.CU hGlS. "N!r.in!H Mis-" Family.
80 hb!S. Legal Tender Family.
III spf.. ~.
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Refined Sugars

oh RBLs. CRUSHED POWDERED AM
OU GrandulHicd.
20 ibis. AS "BS," Xxx. Is and "CS"
~ Yellow sugar, for sale by
Seoli MAXWELL. TINGi.ES 'Hs
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Syrups.

o. BBLS. "I.OAF SUGAR. pNiP-
-D ID bh,S. White Sugar DIPS.
l. bbl>. Honey" DiES For safe ny
Sepl2 MAXWELL, IINubE y 20.
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Oils.

~ EBLS. CARBON OIL.
~ ~ hblS Extra M. Winter Lad on
For = L. by
>"plI MAXWELL. T.EGLf a CO.
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New Orleans NIOlasseS.

IN BBI.S. STRICTLY PRIME.
oU For sale very low.
scpl2 MAXWELL, TlNGLE : 10,
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?. S.-The Judge was at Philiippi
last Wednesday and admitted Moor
head to bail in the sum Of $1,000. l
suppose he can give it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
EDUCATION OF THE BLIND-A PROTEST.

The Convention of Superintendents and Teach
ers Institutes for Blind in the United States held
at indianapolis last week, adopted the following pre-
amble and resolutions and have forwarded a certified
copy OF the same for publication:
Whereas, Mr.. Dempsey Il. sherrod. in various public
circulars and newspapers throughout the country mas
given names of nearly all the American Institutions
for the blind indOrsng his plan OF University hhd
Printing House for the Blind in the CITY OF washing
ton thereby gaining the confidence ana cooperation OF
many respectable persons; and Thdeds, ne mas maue
application TO Congress for large Appropriation 9r u,n
object and Uhereds believe thar the several sll
tutions for the blind In the United states are able ana
willing TO make all necessary provision Tor the higher
education OF the blind ia COLES andsemiares OF learn
Ing for the seeing already existing In the several States
therefore
Reso'red, That this Convention representing the lnst
tntiohs for the education Of the bhnd IN thc Oheu
States have no confidence In the plans of MI serrod ior
he establishment OF university and prlnlig house lp
the Dnnd In Washington City, and hereby dlsa'oW al
connection and sympathy with the same. 40,
hesOfrcd, That this Convention regards tne tshDhh-
eht OF any college university for the puma as -
necessary and'eyen nurtfu To tier Interests ana tue
Convention strongly recommends that the efforts ah''
contributions OF benevolent persons who desire 10 ene-
NJ ue Dlnd he turned In direction more likely 10
promote their welfare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
POLICE NOTES.

James Collins, ago A. OF No; 10 Gansevoort-st'
comm TIED suicide yesterday. by swallowing Pans green
John Krotzoris residence, No. GO B0erum-st.,
Brotn robbed yesterday Of money and esery worth 80
Charles Barber, age H. of No. 1909 SecOnd-ave.,
from swing tie roof Of the house yesterday and ks
George Michael of No. 775 Westinghouse, in get
ting OF Fifty rds, yesterday fell under be
and had his night foot crushed
James Mulhearn Of No. 70 Pacifc-st Brooklyn
fell om the paom Of the Ninth line yesterday and
broke his III ut Taken to Bellevue Hospital
Ida Smith was arrested on Sunday while crossing
Harlem Bddee on Telegram from STANFORD Conn charging her With
stealing wagon from Jane, Knapp OF that village she
sent bacA yesterday
Hamilton Dixon, age IL, Frederick Meyers, age "a,
and Chnor no. locked YESTERDAY by justice
Voorhee stealing 20 bottles OF soda water
from Louis Weber. at the NJ rle-ase Park
During an alteration, early Yesterday, at No. 81
We,t onstou Engcue Of o Is Hubary-st Newark D.
the len tie elb0E WIN kpIc py A'
Adams. She was held by Justice Cor ia 3 goo bail
John Graham and Frank German were arrested
Last even C0lumblt Brooklyn WINE he
officer the Station House crowd OF roug az
tmpi TO dispersed By several ohee
policeman Oatys fractured by stone thrown from Tic
crowd
James Sheridan was held yesterday by Justice
Der of Of the Grand jury for ereR
with an OH L5 for taking straw beds rom
The East River Charles Stable cool held yesterday, 10 ip
bail on Police Justice Walsh OF Brooklyn, for having committed ieon-
Gus assault Capt W. L. CalAinH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ryero0rt HOuse.-Kurd Won SchlOzer, tho
Norb GERMAN Minister; Arno Mort, the Japanese MID
ister and Senator Thomas r. Bayard OF Deaware, pei
nf Paorda ex-Posimastcr General Randall, ana Cen
RiInatriek So Clarendon HOteL-Waldemar Bod'sc9'
pian CONSUL General at NewYork and eut-Coi.
Rpidges OF the Grenadier Guards, British Army; -
e., House-Capt Thomas H. Bfagley OF WaSiingon,
stanton. President OF the Alabama and CpSstanoosa
Railroad COmpanyi Cot ). W., TODD, U. =. A.
Rais D. &aPh y x syracnse n"0pn ST. Jaes
HoI,JIJudgc X. Il. Carpenter OF South Carolina. -
Coleman HouseIhe Hon. d. L. fnee Of Florida anu eN
Mayor 3erret OF Wasbing tOn. Stu H1ant HGuSf-
Col Wood OF Atlanta, Ga. - Grdud Hnlrot Dott-
r. H. Maury OF Richmond Va and Judge j. A. Sni9e ger
of Michigan; Judge X. hitchcock VI ONO; JUDGE JOIN
Whytock OF Arkansas; and Judge MeGary OF NowoI r
Ioatys go Ncc York HOiei-Col g. W. TOmpkins OF Bal
timore aud Cot. W H. Reynolds OF Providence. - nov
man HO;tse-PayI uaster bissell, U. B. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court hGmbers-By Judge Sutherland
Simpson 49, Coyer-Aooa denied with 10 costs patn to abide
cy,at o thg action
BY Judge Brau-Bs, al ag Observation-Disclosures for plain
$3.50. - =.
y Jage rlsrl-Po agt Hatfeid ct ri ve6 ag Vf
rolflnus eg h Cox Same; Church Jau
without costs ShmbeFy Ieyusou 20
Waltr at HeE.ol-otols granted, With 10 In re the
tefon Fr.nccus Roulei discharge Of ceserNci1n
granted. ag Bseh all Marvin Lewis @c-MooDs
granted without. H,ury Warug Christina WanngRepOu
Of referee confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
Superior CoWrt-Syecial TtTm-By Judge Freed
mau-Muilcr act. Earle -Orier granted.
~ judge Automatically ag. Muba Phean sgt watson
ds ylte Josephine Turner James NJ TuraeE-Rport O;
referee Judgment divorce granted wilson sg Leach
Moou granted. EISarl Mclean Margaret Mclean
Motion o cOalrn report Of referee granted
Common PIecs-Specdl Ierm-By Judge Van BrUnt.
Harrison Turner FoeyMotons~ Boston
a sac and Tie Co Coon Faller ag Ma5dthe Cop
Wit-MOt.Ous granted. Bless0n agr Brade-Moon
grut with cost. Morrow Motion granted upon iaynut
OF 10 costs Tenor agt ar-joon granted ulon terms lSe
VIII Cc.kl Thompson Authorization granted upon
defendants spu 70 Julia Plat agt samuel H. Plat
Judgment separation viii De granted but Of the motion
naer. auou must given defendant Mason ag hasonRe
ferred bacA o Referee for further proof
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rested % sastaay evening on similar charge made BY

rested on eltnfday evening similar charge made by
hert .s{e German Veteran Society has elected u fo
Owing Officers President. John Fischer Vce-Pres.den
Casper Bnrcke Recording Secretary Emile strcit; FL
nancial Secretary, John H. BnekeDmeyer, Treasurer,
GOtIieb 5chmelz Arm0rer, Matthias aae Doorkeepcr,
Ch Graf The Society has capital OF s227 90 Deaths
last week, 5..,S T. Guern's stable, Ia TaOmaSst, was
damaged $500 by lire yesterday. The following officers
Of the independent Turner's have been elected; First
President N. Hemsadrr; Second President. Otto Kon
rad First Secretary, On Lutter; second Secretary T.
Cutter; Third Secretary. w. RQdu; Treasurer A. Dec
bolJ Teacher OF Gymnastics, H. Gohring Quartermas-
ter, ". SCmmer; Librarian, A. DoeIp
TC>g FPASCH.-Prcsidcnt Grant. accOmpanedby Cen.
Porter, returned from Philadelphia yesterday Ocean
LOdt No 40, Odd Fellows Of New York. arrived yester
day to celebrate their oath anniversary. Two thousand
friends accompanied them.
HOBOKEy.Tlree freight OF the Morris and Essex
Railway drown from the track yesterday, west Of
Bergen town, by broken wheel No one was injured.
ELrzABETH.-Charles smaey, age 90 formerly en-
p0yed by Aaron Thompson, farmer. was run over and
billed on the Ncw-Jersey Railroad on Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
CIVIL NOTES.
Orange d. Day has sued Elisha r. Potter. in

Ur0nUp u. Day has SUCU EIISIU w IUUItI' III
the Supreme Court $4,000 damages for the
alleged seduction OF his wife, and the breaking up OF his
homo and busnJ IS. Counsel for plaintiff, who Is not
resident OF this State, made motion, yesterday, 10
compel defendant give security for costs Tue Court
granted the order.
Application was made to Judge Sutherland
yesterday admit Joseph a. Hyatt to bail Hyatt, who
committed under the name of George Wilkes, at
tempted in October 1870 to pass the Tenth National
Bank check drawn on Wilmerdng, Hoguet Co., auc-
tioneers and altered from ga to $4,000. He de
tcctcd and with his accomplices fed hut was arrested
Philadelphia aud brought here requisition Assist
ant Distrct-AttOrney sullivan opposed the application
on the ground that ii Hyatt let out he would con-
fedrrate with the others. The Court denied the notion
with leave to renew. Another application made 10
admit John Henderson to bail. He was arrested for
stealing SIi7 indicted for grand larceny and committed
without bail by Judge Lod With. Counsel for the pis-
Oner stated that Henderson poor that he could
not furnish much bail and he had not hitherto applied
for this reason Judge sutherland admitted the accused
to bail IA. S-.JJy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
OUTDOOR SP0RIS.
THE BOSTON REGATTA.


THE SCHOONER COLUMBIA AND YACHT Oracle
TAKE ALL THE PRIZES.
Boston, Aug. 14.-The grand regatta Oh inc
Eastern and NewYork Yacht Clubs took place To-Day
ard was successfully carried out. Tho weather In the
morning indicated a Storm but toward noon inc log
lifted The wind was from the southeast and, though
light at first freshened at later hour
There were four priest cup for schooners, vaue
s1.ooo cup for sloops, value 800; both TO DC
sailed for with Eastern yacht allowance; the
ressents Of give cup for schooners value
$500 and cup for oops, value, siOo-both TO DO saed
for without allowance. The course selected was from
the point leaving the buoy and Davis Ledge ION
Mnots) on the port hand leaving Halfway Rock on the
port hand leaving Pig Rock Stakes on the sarpoard
hand TO the sakeoat and passing between " ana inc
Judges steamer. The following are the entries;
NETWORK YACHTS. .
Schooners-Dauntless, Commodore j. IT, benn ne. I
Columbia Commodore Osgood, 2sotnns; Rambler
Cant Banker; Dreadnaught- Capt. sainues 20 'mIs'
Idler Capt. Durant 1873 tuns; Magic capt lester W ar.
iack % inns: Foam Capt HOmans, ITO tuns Tarohnt
Can't Kent; Wanderer, Capt. Lorilard, IsI tuis LII
cyon, Capt Smith, 12l tuns; Eya Capt; Nao o. ,'
Yesta Capt Baker''Sh tuhs' opri'e' 0"p'
"a tuns. -. -. ,,t.,o- ,-a,.
Centre; Vixen Capt Livingston.
Sc,,ooners-Rebecca, II uns Commodore John iieaId
Sadie 4s tuns ViceCommodore Burgess; Bella - tuns,
Can't Gardner; Edith, tuns, Capt. Hovey; Junatta
50 tuns, Capt r. Dealer; Wiyern o. tuns capt. boaru
man; Ethel co tuns CAPT CnnrSa Jun i, " CAM
Jefreys 80 tuna Dawn Capt. Shelton, 81 tuns sylvia,
Can't Written, IS tuns Zephyr, Capt. Tyson Al TINS
SLoOps-Daisy, Capt Otis, II Guns; Narragasctt, chp,
Dexter % tuns; Corning, Capt. Tucker, 80 tuns; Ace
Capt. Appleton; Violet, Capt Childs, 10 tuns DREAM
Capt Gusts, % tuns; Alarm, Capt.PreDle' Il tuns'
About 70 M flying start was made. The following Is
the time of starting return, with the corrected time
mn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE JERSEY CITY FIRE.

Mrs Henry Smith, her niece Emeline Vree-
land and John Perrine, boy burned TO death py
the fire az Montgomery and Westinghouse, Jersey
City. early yesterday Mrs. Robert Sharpe was Dady
burned and her mother sustained severe injuries py
jumping from n window Mary j. Martin. boarder in
the smith family, escaped by jumping from she'd Inc
buildings Nos. l2J and i2J Westinghouse ana NOs H. 20
and Is Montgomery-st were partially destroyed The
corner building wholly consumed with stscK anu
fixtures belonging to Durancey MCGEE. They were IN
sured for - 300 In tue following companies: Washington
Of NewYOrk, s2.0C0; Yonkers, $500 North BRUSH ana
Mercantile. s. 500 state Of Jersey city, sc LOSS on
building, No l25 Washington-s, 800; insured Iown-
sends loss on No 1913 Washington $500 Insured spe'
gemans loss SJJO not insured Loss on buliding siW
Insured for $4,000 in Merchants OF Newark. wilson ;
loss on No 69i Montsomeryst. $500; insured Elson ;
loss $500 insured for 5000 Pooles loss on NO II, SV
not insured Akron loss Oh No 73 $4,000 insured Loss
No 70, 500 insured. Hugh Muligan, the bartender
OF Durauccy and Niece, arrested yesterday on
picion aud committed for examination He refused to
answer any questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE TURF.
RELATIVE SUPERIORITY OF ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN RACE-HORsES - THE PROPOSED
g. INTERNATIONAL MATCH AT THE BALTIMORE
FAIL. MEETING.

RELATIVE SUPERIORITY OF ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN RACE-HORsEs - THE PROPOSED
= INTERNATIONAL MATCH AT THE BALTIMORE
FALL MEETING.
The question as to the superiority OF Amen-
can and English race-horses haslOng been mooted one
and to this day has been satisfactorily tested IL
ia true that in the Fall of 1885, Mr.. Ten Brock, prom
inent American thurman, took to England stable OF
thoroughbreds for the purpose OF contendng for the
Prior Prioress, Lecompte, and Charleston, Dut
none OF them were regarded as ehlitIei
10 represent the American race-horse for AZ OF
them had met with defeat at home and Two or the'n
Charleston and Lecompte, wereiitte better tan hroke
down horses Tbese horses beaten in their frst
The creaf handicap at Newmarket, the Ceasarovitch
stakes after dead heat with two others Queen Bess
and Ell Ham, she was so fayoraOlI WeiEhteu Dy NO
Handicapped as compared with two dead heaters that
her subsequent victory In the deeldlng neat uu hoS
add much to the prestige OF the American tlri
MIR Ten Hroeck then imported fresh lot of American
bred horses and was somewhat more successful Nlth
one OF theIn-Starke-h- won the Goodwood Cup and
staes and with Umpire carried of several of the prin
cpa twoyear old races Umpire, on the following year.
became prominent favorite for the Blue finland OK
the Turf the Epson Derby In this great race ne was
defeated Thormanby, 1.-The sire OF Mr. BelmonPs colt
By the Sea, being the winner Beyond az uninportant
attempt OF Robert Harand Of kentucky in tho same d
rection, nothing has been done to test the relative SUI
-peTiOrity of the two breeds or racers. lerHnuY,
b. q. Bruce, Of Ihe Turf Iioa anG fars. o. tLls
American turfman to visit England for the purpose or
buying the very best horse onthe trf ana ny IIaccai
test ON American race-course decide the question.
Mr. Bruce found IL impossible 70 purchase aflstcmss
English race horse but 1t suggested by prominent
Negmarket trainer that the OF Sterling, three
year-Od who second for the 1900 guineas az Now
market might entertain proposal 10 match MN against
the American three yearold Harry Bassett, In rre or
run Baltimore this Fail. Mr. Bruce is singunc thaJ
such match he arranged, rs Col McDanels htletes
that Harry Bassett heat horse or his ago In ire
word Such an international match may DC arranged At
Saratoga during the present week.
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The Forest City Club of Cleveland defeated
the olympics of Washington, IN Cleveland yesterday
Score, % tO3
In q game played on Saturday at East New
York between The TRIBUNE Freshmen and the employees
of r. Hoe Co., the fornerwon by score OF W W %
The. Athletics play their return match viii with
day the Haymakers will visit this city to play their
return game with the Eekfords
The Forest Citys of Rockford, H., played
a game AT Ogdensburg n " yesterday, with the Maple.
City Club of that place. Game was called AFTER innings
when the score was-Forest City, ~; Maple Clty,O.