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First Hedt.-Ortolan took the lead, Littleton Sec
ond, Tubman third, Metella fourth. When they
reached the quarter pole Ortolan led one length,
Lttleton second, three lengths in front OF Tub
man, the latter being two lengths ahead OF Metela.
Going around the bInn Ortoan led two lengths,
Littleton second, Tubman third, Metella fourth.
Ltteton ran wide as he passed around the hill and
Tubman ran in front of him. When the horses APP
peared on the lower turn Ort0an was still leading,
but Tubman was overtaking him at every stride
and as he entered the hOmestretch he took sides
with the brown horse. tine run up the home
stretch and Tublnan landed a winner by length,
Littleton second, Ortolan third, Metella fourth.
Time, :46h.
Second Rehabilitation took the lead, Tubman
second, Ortolan third, Metela fourth Littleton's
jockey was told to take the lead and keep In 'front.'
and he did until he came to the turn OF the
blum, when the horse again ran wide and Tubman
yoked him. They ran locked from there to the end,
making one OF the most exciting races that was
ever witnessed. As they ran around the lower
turn they were as parallel as 1t was possible for
them to be. They swung into the homestretch
locked together. and came on head and head to
within few lengths OF the stand, when the jockey
on Littleton slapped In the steel and whip cord,
and landed Lyttleton winner by neck, amid the
oudest cheers that were ever heard at Jerome
Park. Time, lazy.
Third Rehabilitation dashed away in front OF
Tubman, the other horses having retired from the
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THE NATIONAL CURLING CLUB.
ALBANY, June IL, 1872.

ALBANY, June IL, 1872.
The National Curling Club met here this after
noon, Alexander Dalrymple presiding. After an
address by the President the following officers for
the ensuing year were elected President, George
McNoe, OF Buffalo; First Vice President Thomas
McCready, OF Albany; Second Vice President,
Andrew Hoagand OF New York; Secretary
and Treasurer Henry l.. Butler, Of Pater-
son, N. j. Toronto was selected as the place
Of the next meetingof the club. The club then ad-
journed to the Deavan House, where dinner await
ed them, and was participated 10 by number Of
silver badge and the championship. Some five or
six states, besides the Canadas, are represented in
he
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BIDS FOB CITY STOCK.

Bids were received by Comptroller Green yestcr-
day for 1000 Of the additional new Croton Aque-
duet stock $4,000 additional Croton Water stool,
100000 City Park Improvement fund and stock,
s25o,ooo Croton Water Main stock, $l62.0o0 Croton
Water stock OF 1870
The largest bids were received from John Oster-
man and Vermilye Co. The former offered to take
$4,000 Of the Croton Water stock at 1881, 5000 OF
Croton Water Main stock at 1854, and $4,000 OF
Water stock Of 1870 at 1O3A.
vermilye h Co. offered to take the whole OF the
Water stock OF 1870 at 10377 per share. 0Ae4s were
made for nearly the whole Of the stockA
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DROWNED AT WEEHAWKEN,

Justice Dryer, Of Gutenberg, held an inquest
yesterday on the body OF man which was taken
out Of the river, the ferry Slip at Weehawken
The dress was black narrow striped pantaoons
black alpaca coat, white cotton undershirt and
drawers. He wore no vest, but had pair of old
boots. In one Of the pockets was an empty pocket
book and In another a carpenters rule. He had
large black whiskers, was about fOrty-hve years OF
age, and on the right temple was dlscerned scar
which must have been received some years ago.
There were no marks of violence on the body,
which is now awaiting identification at an under
takers In Union Hll.
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contest, and led two lengths around the turn. He
maintained this advantage to the quarter pole and
around the blum, but inst as he made the turn the
stirrup leather broke and the horse fatered for
moment This brought Tubman up to him, and they
ran side and side around the lower turn and part
or the way up the homestretch, hut the Jockey of
ittleton had been hopping about in the saddle all
the way rom the blum, and he unable 10 brace
the horse all The consequence was that Litteton
began to quit on the stretch and Tubman bea, him
home length Time l:47b
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THE SUSPECTED FILIBUSTER.
Belief I'm Washington that the Fannie
Was Not Seen or Barnegat.

WASHINGTON. June IL, 1872
The statement published that the steamer Fannie
had been seen Off the coast OF New Jersey on Sun
day, taking a cargo from two schooners,
is not credited at the Treasury Department.
The revenue steamer Northerner did not
leave her until late Saturday night, and
the distance from Barnegat Point, near
where the vessel described as the Fannie was seen,
is too great to have been accomplished In the time
from when the Northerner parted company with
her and the time when 1t Is alleged she was of the
New Jersey coast. The impression is that 1t was
another ilibustering vessel which cleared from
Philadelphia, and about which there were suspi-
CiOus,
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Elves, Climax took the lead at the start;
Costar on Lochiel, second Center, on Glamour,
third; Clason, on Lord Byron, fourth, and Purdy,
on Flora Mclv0r fifth The old mare cOuld not keep
up with the others, and was beaten before she had
run 100 yards. They posed the stand in the order
given above. AS they ran around the upper turn
to the quarter-pole, LOchie led two lengths, Gla-
mOur second, one length in front of Lord Byron,
who was three lengths in advance of Climax.
Flora McIvor fifth. There was no change as they
passed around the blur, but as they ran along the
lower turn Climax made his run, and as he entered
the hOmestretch he second The old horse,
however gave out before he reached the quarters
OF Lochic and fell back, Lord Byron taking second
place. AS they passed under the string Lochiel
was two lengths in front Of Lord Byron, Climax
third Glamour fourth, Flora McIvor fifth. Time,
2:03A.
THE FOURTH RACE.
PURSE $700 entrance money to the second
horse; mile heats.
ID. Mcdaniel entered b. h. Tubman, by
War Dance, dam Lasse OF Sydney 4
John Harper entered b. h. Littleton, by
bennington, dam Fannie HoltOn,
years olu
]. w. Hunt Reynolds entered oh. m. Me-
tela, by Australian, dam La Grand
Duchesse, years old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 TO.
Carroll Il Coar entered br. h. OrtOlan, by
Doncrail, dam Canary Bird years old. TO.
Time, 1A64-l:45h-14Th.
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TROTTING AT WHITE PLAINS.

WESTMINSTER COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS, June TO-
lS12-Match, $500; mile heats, best three in five, in
harness.
Ziba Carpenter named b. g. Captain
Boyd. ;..............:..... ...:.....
II. Garthwaite named br. z. Brown
Prince ....................,... -
Time, 2:46-247-2:43a-2 -2454.
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half forfeit, with $500 added weiter weights mem
beers OF the club TO ride; one mile and an eighth
There were five entries, each gentleman riding the
horse that he named, as fOllows:-Mr. g. +. Elwees
entered brown horse Climax Mr.. Costar bay colt
Lochel, A. Clason bay horse Glamour, r. Center
bay colt Lord Byron, and A. y. Purdy bay mare
Flora Mclvor Lochel was great favorite. His
hackers won heavily on the result. The horse won
n very easy race. He IL a fine colt and carries
weight admirably He s four years old, about Is u
hands high by Bonnie Scotland, dam Bonnet, and
was raised by Mr. John Coffee In Rockland county,
n. Y. Lochiel is q fine steeple chaser and hurdle
horse.
The fourth race mile heats. between four cap
ital racers. These were Colonel McDanies bay colt
Tubman, John Harper's brown horse Littleton Car
roll Coars brown horse OftOlan, and J. W. Hunt
Reynolds chestnut mare Metea. Tubman was
the favorte before the race, and greater one alter
winning the first heat Littleton won the second
heat and this upset everything. The little horse
became the fav0rite at three TO one. In the third
heat the stirrup of LittletOn broke, and Tubman
won the race
The following are the details OF the running as it
progressed
THE FIRST RACE.
PURSE $500 for thrce-year,olds, entrance money
to second horse; winner OF the Ladies' Stakes
lbs, OF tho Belmont Stakes lbs. extra beaten
horses allowed lbs one mile and an eighth
Hunter Travers entered b. C. Buckden, by
Lord Clifden, dam Consequence. ...............
j. f. Chamberlain entered gr. c. Brennus, by
Lightning, dam Brenna. Observation-Disclosures. 2
ID. J. Grouse entered CHI. C. Business, by Re-
vover. dam Syren. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
d. d. Withers entered or. T. Mimi by Eclipse,
dam Henne FarrOw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A
l.. l.. Lorillard entered b. I. Girl OF the Period,
by Virgil, dam Mamie Butler. 8
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The start was good. As the horses passed the
stand the Asteroid colt was the lead. Edwin
second, Wine Sap third. Midday fourth. The pace
was slow as they ran around the upper turn. When
they passed the quarter pole the Asteroid colt led
two lengths, Edwin second, two lengths in advance
OF Wine Sap, the latter being two lengths ahead Of
Midday. There was no change OF place as they
came to the bluff; but as they ran around
the hill Edwin swerved to the left and lost
considerable ground, being last at the half
mile pole. When the horses appeared in sight
on the lower turn the Asteroid two lengths
ahead OF Wine Sap, second; the other two head and
Asteroid and Wine Sap were yoked, the other two
several lengths behind. On the turn the Asteroid
was neck ahead OF Wine Sap, but at the quarter
pole they were head and head. The AsterOid now
began to give up his grip and as they passed in
front OF the bluff Wine Sap went to the front, and
led one length around the hill. When the horses
appeared in sight on the lower turn Wine Sap was
leading two lengths, Midday second, Edwin third,
the AsterOid. dead beat, bringing up the rear. Ed
win made gallant struggle up the homestretch
and landed al the stand on even terms with Wine
Sap: Midday won by head the Asterod far be-
hind. Time 4:1sl5,
THE THIRD RACE.
POST STAKE OF $50 each, half forfeit, with $500
added: wclter weights; members OF the club to
ride: one mile and an eighth: to name at the post.
Mr. Costar entered b. C. LOchlel, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Bonnet, years old ................. l
A. Clason entered b. c. Lord Byron by Ken
tuckv. dam Lady Blessington, years DID,. 2
{. +. Elves entered br h. Climax, by Barow-
ME, dam Jewell, aged. 3
Mr. Center entered b. h. Glamour, by Jerome
Edgar, dam L'Anglaise, S years old ........... 4
A. b. Purdy entered b. H. Flora McIvor. by Lex
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EASTERN DUTCHEss ASSOCIATION.
Competition for the 2:4O and 2s2S
Purses-Coroner X Winner OF the First
and Gray Jack the Second.

and Gray Jack the Second.
AMENIA, n. Y, June IL, 1872
At the Eastern Duchess Fair Grounds to-day the
2:40 and 2s purses were trotted for The track is
stlll soft.
Coroner X, Walter Washburn Maid and Buckskn
Maid we're the contestants in the 2:40 race which
was won by Coroner X in three straight heats
Time, 241
J. d. McMann, Grey Jack, Dresden and Dutch Boy
competed for the 2:2S purse. McMann won the first
heat and Grey Jack the next three Dresden took
third money and Dutch Boy was distanced. Time,
2al-2 1861 ~ 36k-2:36.
The three minute and 2:33 race will come of to-
morrow. The double team race and races free to
all will be run on Thursday.
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Totals. ....... $500 S75 LOSS 1905 2,070 l,4O0
THE RACE.
The start was a good one, with the exception OF
the Girl OF the Period, who hung fire. after the
flag fell AS the horses passed In front OF the stand
Buckden was leading q neck, Business second,
Brennus third, Mimi fourth Girl Of the Period fifth.
There was no change around the turn, eX-
cept that the Girl of the Period ran very fast and
closed on the Others. At the quarter pole Buckden
and Business were head and head, Brennus third,
Girl Of the Period fonrth, Mimi fifth AZ they
passed around the bluff Buckden led neck, Bust
ness second, Girl OF the Period third Brennus
fourth, Mimi fifth. When the horses came In
sight after passing around the hill, Buckden still
had his nose In front OF Business, and he kept IL
there into the homestretch. Girl OF the Period had
now shot her bolt and falling to the rear.
When Buckden got into the homestretch he came
away from Business and won in q canter, making
the mile and an eighth in two minutes which was
at the rate Of a mile in 46ss. Brennus was
second, Business third, Mimi fourth, Girl Of the
Period fifth
THE SECOND RACE
PURSE $500: entrance money to second horse
the winner subject to be claimed for $1,000; II
entered to be sold for $4,000, allowed lbs. for
$1,000 lbs. for 0O0 lbs. II entered to be sold
for IS 600 to carry lbs. If not to be sOd IL lbs
extra. Two miles and quarter.
L. W. boswell entered b. m. Midday, by Eclipse,
dam Nnette, $500, LOG lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
7. W. boswell entered b. f. Wine Sap, by Van
dyke, dam Nina, $1,000, 100 lbs. ............... 2
John H. Harbeck, Jr. g. oh. h. Edwin, by Eugene,
dam Cordelia Reed. 81 900, 10l lbs ............ 3
J. O'Donnel entered br. C. by Asteroid, dam Law
ender, 81 900, 101 lbs. .......................
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TRAIN REMANDED.

The monOtOny of the Stokes case was orof IN,
on saturday, by an ncident-or raheI' so'" which
ia 80 been dramatic II it had not beer ,',ana
7, was the appearance Of George Francis ouS Iohn
wesley nichols to plead to indctme t .os nn,snnc
obscene nterature-being sma n . NO. entitled,
me Train Ligns The subco SLY, u,ort1 on Dlea had
barely oeeh Iyber the Court by the Assistant
DSat ,A am cu, Train broke forth with inc OK
Tne am - plead guilty TO the indictmentf
,ansT compot IY Of publishing an obscene oo I've
pISSsoI OF Editor, and Mr. Nichols. who was arrested
Win els nothing 20 do with Il; he is simply news
W. nd alone am responsible. ~. 1000
,J 1dEe Bosrdman-E0er plea Of not guilty; remove
20 prisoner. IN, o..,s IN
plea Of not guilty" was entered in both cases eA
Tie Clerk Mr. SHARKS and both prisoners were remove
irom court in custody Of the officers anid eonsderaOie
merTiment.
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~ng SCIENCE OF HEALTH

thoroughly practical Health journal Us teachings
EiCESIC PKlECPLEs promoting the buterss Of the
Individual as' The Raee THE SCIENCE or HEALTH
indepe14, medical shools and seeks only teach the
Yeer 70 LIVE feofjaaoe with TIE Laws Of Life and
,Hala. wiEsou tays ~
DSIRE PAINTS and COLORS.-JOHN w
EAsrRr son. III Yuiton-'t Hev.York Speciality ia Pure
painS ren( stsVr l3r ssmSls took and Prcs list
40 M ERiDEN CUTLERY C0r-CALL for
La TABLE kElyEs bEts this Tamp Ther are GOOD.
A6,AFtS.-Die'old q Bienzle's Safes are the
~ BE1 sPA"s BRYAN1. Gen Agents Bsreisyst, n
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AnnonncenitBi&
BuRSEr1's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-OfC course yOu will
lsT for e hois7s - KSoxs @g Brs"a of nr1ri The
lgt Is v.n 90 make a. 90 -9er l. friends,
H. r FuEs ofsa splendid oporlit' for su'tsoie
s,l.cons Dt iii to ISAe A. early holiday call aPsn KNOX
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"A Thing Of Life; On Duty While sleep
say sstga orseblue IiotaHs SOLAR A. AR~ rrfcrH
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Of Aneaesu BOYS iisstoBsi Popular Physiology, with usr
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DRCIsIoNs-DBc. al.

Srprrrs Court hambeTS-By Judge Barrett-
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CiaxFEs4 LEONARD, J-Npfnss 81 10 g. nNartth eN SUI ~
.Noukener StlrsheT lVJn the matter Sc- Of OalhA
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-rs CASE
THE Jury IN THE sToA- IN Satur

THE JURY IN THE b1Oh- =" odVUI'
A satisfactory days work was done Va
day in the Stokes trial, the s.ee remaining urqmen
being obtained The counsel both sides are satisfied
with the iurv and stotea himself Is reported 20 have
said that there could not have be- better Va
men The following is the list OF jury en q,
David kgEiesione iron merchant Of No Ia p e.,
Charles LHper meh.ut q No 81 Vack jobs .1,sSSe
erest o. No 81 Esst fhespthst Abraham Morris We I0s
bowey Jesse " Bodies, merchant Of No III Esst Tv ourh
Joseph SANDS shc Of No 81 Lexngon-av David Hephn
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md This was tilt between Mr. Tremain and the prose
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of the latter Judge Boardman, as soon as Tue tas.
Juror had been obtained, dismissed the jury
words OF caution. The then adjourned uh'h 10
day at loi a. 10.