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The New York herald., 1872-10-08
OPENING OF THE EVENING HIGH SCHOOL.

The evening schools OF the different districts Of
this city opened for the admission OF pupils last
evening at seven O'Clock. Among the most i'm
portant Of all is the New York Evening High School,
which was also opened In very formal manner.
1t is the High School Of the city, and in great
measure approaches the proficiency and standing
OF the Normal College. Nineteen teachers,
including the Principal, Mr.. Jarvis 8. Bab-
cock, were present at an early hour.
large number OF pupils-most OF them
strong, healthy young men, crowded In about seven
O'Clock, and very soon filed almost all the vacant
seats in the hail. AS many az 1264 names have
already been registered, while about two thousand
are expected to be in attendance This s the
seventh annual opening OF the Evening High
School. 1t will remain open each evening for
twenty-iour weeks ensuing. Some few members OF
the Board Of Education were present last evening.
Mr. William Wood, Chairman OF the Commissioners
OF Public Instruction, made some appropriate re-
marks; also Commissioners Duryea, Gross, Lewis
and Holland. Rectati0ns from some OF the favorite
authors were given by several OF the teachers, and
some musical pieces played upon the piano.
The programme OF instruction VIII consist In
the teaching or the German, French and Latin Ian
with geometry, algebra reading, defamation and
bookkeeping The principal OF the school, Mr..
Babcock, attends during the first week, and the
general assistant, Mr.. Jacob T. Boyle, during the
remainder OF the term. The programme and time
table are SO arranged as to facilitate the 0pportuni
ties and combined action OF the pupils. The edu-
cation ia free, but no pupils are admitted except
attending the day schools, and they must be repre-
sented to the principal by some responsible per-
son. The classification OF pupils VIII take place
this evening.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
JEROME PARK RACES.
Third Day OF tho Fall Meeting-The
Events and the Probable starters-Po0l
Selling Last Night. sAA

Third Day OF tho Fall Meeting-The'
Events and the Probable starters-PooE
Selling Last Night. FsN3
This the third day Of the Fall meeting OF the
American Jockey Club at Jerome Park promises to-
be full OF interest and genuine amusement Theret
are i've events on the cards, the frst being thel
Annual Sweepstakes for three-year-olds, OF 5000
EACH 500 forfeit, with $1,000 added, two miles,
This closed with thirty-fve nominations, but the.
probable starters are reduced to Mcdaniel 81
Co.'s, Hubbard and Joe Daniels and Major Baconsl
chestnut colt by Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze.
The second race is for purse OF $780, for two
yearolds; entrance money to second horse; beaten
maidens allowed seven pounds; threequarters Of
mile. In this there will be as starters String
fields MerodOc; Pennocks colt by Planet, dam Re-
becca T. Price; Mary Constant, Littells Wizard
and and FellowSrait; The Nurse; Jsromes Lexinss9n
Eclipse, and Withers' imp. b. Q. by Marsyas, dam
The aSSs third event is the Grand Nationap Han Icap
Sweepstakes OF 500 each, half forfeit, and only
$40 declared by the goth OF September, with 900
saea ss Of wc sS ss f ne om ss;snq con
tons will bring to the pole Preakness, 1ls lbs
Tubman, Aos lbs.; Defender, lo7 lbs; John Merry
The fourth race is for purse or $780, one mile
and ree-quarters; entrance money to second
tered, not to be claimed, to carry seven pounds
extra. In this are Wine Sap, John Merryman Sue
Hyder anu hampton, I0ur years Old, by censor,
The nith and last event Is purse OF $500, dash Of
one miles; entrance money to second horse
maidens allowed, II three years DID, four pounds;
II four. seven pounds; five and upwards, twelve
pounds. For this there will come to the post a
grand field consisting OF Fanchon, 105 pounds;
Eastern Star 9s pounds: Manitoba, SO pounds
Frank Hampton, ia pounds; henrietta, 88 pounds
0rtoan, ~ pounds; Jennie Patterson, ss pounds.l
and Eleie by bennington, los pounds. - 4
Pools were sold on these events last night by Un-
derw0od MCGOWAN at the Jockey Club rooms,
Tw ty nua Th6nl
following figures will give idea Of the feeling
among the buyers as to the winners
I ANNUAL SwREPsTAKEs-TwO MILEs--McDaniel'8
entries Hubbard and Joe Danies), $50; Major
Bac0ns Sea Breeze colt, $40. -
entry wizard and Fellowcraltl, $50; Morris'
Wthers' imp. colt, s16; The Nurse, $40; Mary
Constant, $loi Pennock's colt, So; Jerome's Lex
GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP SwEEpsrAKEs-Twd
MILES AND A QuARTER.-Tubman, $500; Preakness,l
$75; John Merryman, $50; Defender. $31.
DASH OF ONE MILE AND THREE QUARTERS
Ryder, 500; Wine Sap, $S5; Hampton, $40; John
Merrymau. xl5 Il
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
GOSHEN PARK RACES,
NUSHbN fAhk HAUESs
First Day OF the Fall Meeting-Thc
Purses and the Entries.

EuTseS hmU the Entrlces
To-day Is the first OF the FAN Meeting OF the
Goshen Park Association at their well-appolnted
and delightfully."- situated track near Goshen, N Y.
The track is half mile only, but one OF the best
arranged in the vicinity OF this city, and located
near the Erie Railroad depot, where all trains wil
stop during the meeting. The programme provided
Is an excellent one, tO-days amusement being al
purse OF 900 for horses that have never trotted
better than three minutes purse OF $500 for rum
ming horses, mile heats, and purse OF 81, 900, for
horses that never tr0tted better than 2:4O.
In the first event there are twelve entries Inc
Guiding J. b. Tomlinson's black geldng Billy DAVIS,
T. +. Broadway, Jr IS bay mare Starlight Nell, Samuel
Snnen's gray mare Lady Brown, Dan Mace's sorrel
mare Venus, w. G. Trmble's gray mare Cornelia,
Charles Backman's brown mare RacOa, M. Roden'a
bay gedlng Penobscot, John Minchin's brown colt
Small Hopes, George Il. Kings black gelding Ex-
pert, John Murphys gray gelding Victor. Harry
IIill's sorrel gedng Curiosity and George Hedden's
dun mare Belle OF Easton. In the running contest
there are entered Fanchon, the winner OF the Man
haitian Handicap at Jerome Park the present meet
ing, but she will probably not start; Tom Boston,
Gerald, Dan, Poor Girl and Tom jones' chestnut
geldng. In the 2:40 race are Dram Maid, Lady
Banker, Young Wilkes, Commodore. Racolo, Gen.
trail bay, Lumberman and Brown Prince.
Those desiring to leave New York to attend these
races can take either 745, 8:45 or the 10 AS A. NJ
trains from the foot OF Chambers street, reaching
Goshen In time to see all the races and return homo
the same evening, arriving here by haltp past ten
p M,
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
BASE BALL MATTERS.
The Great Tourna ment.

The thousands OF admirers OF the game OF basd
ball will this week be Afforded q rare treat in the
way OF an exhibition OF skill In batting and
fielding, such as they have not seen, per-
haps, at any previous time during the
season. The proprietor OF the Union Grounds, wiz
last six days, and has ohered prizes amounting t0
$4,000. The contestng clubs will be the Mutuals,
the Bostons and the Philadelphia Athletics-tho
three leading organizations In the championship
arena. The Mutuals and Bostons will ''0pen the
ball" to-day, playing for the first prize so0-and
II those who are so fortunate as to be present do
not witness rare exhibition Of the beauties OF the
sport 1t will be a little surprising. Play will ba
called at three O'Clock sharp.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
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DIR, ROSENZWEIa AGAIN.

In the Supreme Court. Cham6ers. before Judge
Ingraham, writ OF error was obtained yesterday
morning by counsel Of DR.. Jacob Rosenzweig. now
serving out Q term OF imprisonment In Auburn
State Prison, TO have the general term Of the SUI
preme Court listen to argument at an early day ON
tons OF the proceedings In the Court OF General
Sessions resulting In the conviction and sentence
Of RosenzwelQ on the Indictment charging him
with causing the death OF Alice B0wlsby by ab0r1
ton. II will be remembered that Miss Bowlsby'a
remains were found In o trunk OF o railroad sta1
tiop il being proved on the trial that the TRUNK
was brought from Rosenzweg's house. r
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

coming along on a Jog, won the heat by fouE
lengths In 2:2o, Rosalind one length ahead oi
George Palmer. #G WM
SECOND Heat.-Rosalind had half length the best
OF the send0ff, American Girl second half length
ahead OF George Palmer. American Girl trotted
away from the others and passed the quarter pole
In thirty-nve seconds two lengths ahead OF Rosa
lind, who was neck In front OF George Palmer.
Rosalind then broke up badly. At the halfmid
pole American Girl still led two lengths, George
Palmer second, eight lengths In front OF Rosaind.
pole American Girl logged leisurely along two
lengths In front OF Palmer. At this time Rosalind
was trottng fast, and she overlook George Palmer
on the homestretch and came In second by length.
American Girl the heat by three lengths. Time, 226
Third Hedt-Ths was very ordinary heat for
such horses. George Palmer had two lengths the
best OF the start, American Girl and R0salind head
anu head Rosalind soon broke up. American Girl
ieu 70 the quarter pole one length In thirtysevenI
seconas, George Palmer second, eight lengths
ahead OF Rosalind. From there to the end tkerd
was no change; American Girl jogging home two
iengtns IN advance OF George Palmer, who was
eignt ien&tns anead OF Rosand. Time Of the heat
SAME DAY-Purse 3,OO0 free for all a. 50o, ADJ
dtional to any horse beating 2:l7; Ill 900 to the
first, $3.50 to the second $3.50 to the third sa60 Ia
the fourth horse, mile heats, best three In ave inl
harness.
b. Maces b. m. American Girl n
, w. II, Rosand's b. m. R0sand. ..........,. q
ID. Maces br. g. George Palmer. ............. 8
-. TIME .ag
Quarter. Hail. Mile
First heat. IS 100 2:26
Second heat ........... 80 l:l0 2:26 !,
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
THE CENTRAL PARK HIaHwAYMEH.


James Hayes the man formerly Of WATERFOWL Z
Jefferson county, this State, who was assaulted in
Central Park by unknown highwaymen, and, aftep
being robbed OF o large amount Of money, shot
through the hand by one OF the gang as tofora
fully published in the HERALD, died yesterday
morning In ST. Luke's Hospital nom the effects d
his injuries The police are now engaged In scarchJ
ing for the perpetrators of the crime; but they
seem to have little or no clew to work up0Il.l
Coroner Young has the case In charge. The rela-
tives OF Mr.. Hayes have been notified by telegraph
OF his DEATH and are expected on to take charge Of
the remaipa
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

First Hedt-AnerIcan Girl went on nrst Rosa,
lind second. George Palmer third Rosalind trottcd
fast around the turn, and at the quarter polc was
q length In front OF American Girl m thirty-nve
around the lower turn R0salind broke up Dady,
ana American Girl passed the halfmile pole In 10
ten lengths In front o George famei, wno was nve
stretch George Palmer cuired his leg and broke up,
failing ir the rear American Girl passed the three
quarter pole ten lenaths IN 'front.' oi kosannds anu
The New York herald., 1872-10-08
STREET CAR CASUALTY.

Atthree O'Clock yesterday AFTERNOON Becky Bro
phy aged twenty-one months, daughter Of 0ficer
Brophy, OF the Central once, Brooklyn, residing In
Sixteenth street, near Fifth avenue, was run over
and instantly killed by a Fifth avenue car. Thomas
uevoy. the driver. was arrested
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

TIC HrSt race VIII COIn6 OH pHnCtual1y 1L haI11
past one O'Clock p. M. The course can be reached
~ re UIK y ana Ar 20
noon and hafpast twelve p. M. IL can also be-
reached by carriage through Central Park, Ma
combs Dam, Central avenue, by Bloomingdale road
to Kings Bridge, and by Southern Boulevard, via
Third avenue Bridge; also by Third avenue and
F0rdham horse cars.
The New York herald., 1872-10-08

HUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION, Oct. T.-T40T-
rIN0.-Purse $4,000, for horses that have never
beaten 231 81 $50 to the 6rst $3.50 to the second,
$500 to the third and $500 to the fourth horse;
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RRf.AMv An vnN

A dater da nsrdi, IL d<cembre, IN tnin
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s'adresscr aux gsgeats G.-S. Landry,
Westwego, on JIM. KNIGHT, D0naldson-
G..W..R. BAILEY, surintendast e6e6saL
W.J. PHELPS, agent g6n6ral d fret
l6l71.
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Nos bommes d.Etas frsppsnt I toutea
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de couleur. Encore moins ie mar.
chand. don't le gros de la clientele
consiste en- citoyens affranchis, ct
qui certAinenent ne saurait tprou.
yer on montrer du dedain pour Ia
tres grande msjorite de ses ache.
teurs. Interrogez le boulanger. le
boucher ct les membres de toutes
industries ct professions, ct voyez
s'ils ont souci de 10 question de
race ct des theories dc Darwin ou
d'Agassiz sur l'origine de Pespece.
II y . dams chsque paroisse IN jsry
de police l peine nuance de blanc.
ct des fonctionnaires publics contre
lesquels il longtemps ete de mode
de bouder mais les plus scrupu-
leux. quand ils avaient On jeu le
plus mince intsret, quand ils vos'
latent obtenir q plus insigniaante
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humbles solliciteurs dams le camp
ennemi. LxgslitS I mails ellie rouls
ct grossit CONNIE On torrent, ct ID
gtnsration future se demandera
comment % devsnciAre NIT tant Dc
faeons I l'acoepter Do nom, lorsque
de fais elle svsit tout envahi. Lea
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dites, font semblant dc confondre
l'egalite Dc droits politiqueset civilt
svsc l'tgalitt socials. mais % NEST
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sacrees, ct lss mours suptrieures
! toutes leo lois proficient Pndi
vida contre toute intrusion dan,
con domicile, contre toute atteiuta
! % souversiDett personnslls
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de l'antisas muraills, tie oomitl
du pari dc ID r6forme . raisoo der
deblayer le terrain. L'abolitinn d,
l'esclavage . etc Il proclamation d
ID libcrtt dcs blas,cs dams 10 Sad
toutes ses Consequences leur ssron
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su quslqus peine J nous en- aperce
voir. ! cause do ltbraalemsnt st d,
trouble de ID transitioa. et. pare
que mons avons essuys lea ptatre,
Dc ledifce oa = posttrits ssra con
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d'audacs 40 oomitt central do psrti
de u reforme, pour emettre leo
propositions suivantes Nous
Icroyoas savoir que 70 peupls do 10
Louisiana . 6M par apercevoir ID
cause Dc ses troubles et qu'il .
rssolu de lee extirper. Une union
Lcordiale " Stre maintenant formee
sur b programme dune sgalitt
parfsite." Et plus loin: ION ne
pourra certainement obtenir l'af-
Reimbursement do ID Louisiana que
par ups combustion des efforts do
touts potrs population, blanche ct
do ooulssr. oooptrant energique.
tmsat ! ct important objet. ou-
bliant lee di6Srends Of lee prejug6s
d. passs, n'aysnt envue que Pave.
mir do lEtat, st rsconnaissant Sin.
osrement que, dlsormais st pour
togjosrs. Il ny aura do distinction.
M politiqss d civils. entire lee
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