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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-03
c NOTIFICATION.

SILVER CITY, LYON COUNTY, NV.
November .. 1872.
GEORGE SHERMAN 10 JOHN SPRING,
Dr., as Agent of the South Extension Of the
For moneys paid out, and work done in I'm
proving said claim from October 3lst, 1855, to
October 3lst. 1872.
Amount duo. 1856 80
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RENT AND FURNITURE.

4 HOUSE TO RENT, ELIeIBLY STU.
a ated IN Gold AN. with furniture for sale.
Terms favorable. Apply 1t this ofdee.
nolf n
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xxyE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w mn News Once hNlf Q ton Of superior
Type Metal, for journaling purposes In 2nar1
Mis, Hosting Works, etc. WIN DO sold atre-
auesd prices Tor cash.
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CHECK FOUND.

A CHICK DRAWN IN FAVOR oPJJoHN
- FLANAGAN WAS picked up yesterday IN
thereof By calling at this once and paying for
this advertisement. osf8 n
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LEGAL NOTIFICATION.

SILVER CRY, LYON COUNTY, NEv.
November 0. 1872.
CHARLES z. DELONG to JOHN SPRING,
Dr., as Agent Of the South Extension Of the
Columbia Gold snd Silver Mining Company.
For moneys paid out. and work done In i'm
proving said claim from October 3lst, 1866, 10
October 3lst, 1872.
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NkW YORK CONsOLIDATED

XIV Ohh anD
IN Mining Company Location Of Works,
Gold Hin Mining District, Storey county,
vada.-Notice L. hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held
November G, 1872, an assessment (No. y OF
Twenty-ave Cents per share was levied uptn the
capital stock Of said Company, payable inmedi.
tary, ut the office OF the Company, Room q
Haywsrd's Building, No. 4lS California street,
san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December,
lST2. shall be deemed delinquent, and VIII
be duly advertised Tor sale NJ public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
DC sold on MONDAY, the 3Oth day Of December,
1872. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenscs Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
seS in II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81, Hayward's Building, No. 4lg
California street, San Francisco, Cal. nos I'd
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DALTIMORR CONaOLIDATRD
d Mining Company.-Location Of works, Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, State
Of Nevada. Notice Is hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF said Com
pany, held on the 18th day Of November, 1872, an
assessment CNo. y Of Finy (S0) Cents per
rhare was levied upon the capital stock OF said
Company, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary. at the ofice OF the
Company, Room No. ~ No. 40l California street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which ssid assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF December,
1872, shall be deemed delinquent, and viii be
duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unlsso payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF January,
1871, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID T. BAQLEY. Secretary.
onace-Room No. 10, No. 4Ol California street,
San Francisco. California. nol5 I'd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

CUCCOR MILL AND MINING
y Company-Location Of works, Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that at q meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees OF said company, held on the
26th day OF November, 1871, an assessment OF
One Dollar ($D per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately in United States gold coin. to the
Secretary, At the company's ONCE. Room 9, No.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
January, 1878, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be madc before, will be
sold on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January,
1873, TO pay the delinquent assessment thereon,
together with CT SITS Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees:
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
ofice-Room5 8, No. S02 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, Cal. no29 I'd
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BEDS FoR SALE

FINE LOT OF BEDS AND BEDDING
A OF rood quality. for sale cheap; Apply at
Killers Restaurant, Main street, Gcld HILL
MOTT Iwk S""
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CAUTION.

THE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY STOCK
rold to pay the amount due on Assessment
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
= Storey. In Justices Court. Gold Hill,
Township No. 3, before A. 4. Putnan, Jus
ticc Of the Pcaee.-John Dunstan, Plaintiff. vs..
Keystone Gold aud Silver Mining Company, q
corporation, Defendant.-The Staae OF Nevada
sends to Keystone Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. a corporation, Greeting: You arc hereby
summoned to appear before me. Justice OF the
Peace In and for Gold Hill/Township No. 3,
county and State Aforesaid. AZ my once In Gold
nil, on the 31th day Of December, A. D. 1871,
A. 10 o'clock A. q. OF that day, to answer the
complaint OF John Dlnstin. wherein be claims
TO recover the sum Of Two Hundred and Finy:
eight Dollars. 10 gold coin, FOR labor performed
for You 1t Your request, A. per bill on die In my
oaicc. And you arc hereby notified that II you
fall 10 appear and answer the complaint ~
aforesaid, Judgment win DO taken against you
for the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty.eight
Dollars and costs OF sui.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county,
Greeting: Mako legal service sat due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Norem-
Der, 4. D. 1874.
A. 4. PUTNAM.
Justice Of the Peace. Gold Hill. Township No. 3.
mon I'll
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TOWN ORDINANCE.
ORDNANCE NO. ~.
Passed Augut 10, A. D. ls72.l

AN ORDINANCE Providing fer tho Levy
and C~olleetlon Of Licenses In tho Town
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TO MlLLMEN !!

San Francisco. November a.. 1872.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Dover has Dolla Warden dog.
Troy has croquet and a Seceders' church.
Chattanooga is to issue ten per cent in
terest scrip. ia
Grunting porcines infest the thorough
fares of Chattanooga.
A mail route is to be established between
Troy and Tiptonville.
The slung feyer,n fatal disease prevails
among the horses in Sullivan county.
SQUIRE a. S. Williams residence in Cheat
ham county was recently burned-loss
heavy.
Week before last child of James Fox,
Obion county, fell dead, while playing on
the bed. $3.50
A Kentucky horse thief, with three beasts
and a vehicle, was arrested in GAINESVILLE
the 10th inst.
Saturday Martha Brown, colored, while
drunk. fell downstairs in Knoxville and
brcke her leg.
A man near arjville, this season, has
picked and sold one hundred and ninety
gallons of black berries:
Market stIeet, Chattanooga, has lake
in Which several have dshed with cucumber
bait for the street committee.
Primary elections for Congressional can
didates, and probably for State Senator, will
be held in Stewart county Aug. l.
Saturday work was commenced on the
Memphis Exposition, which is to cost $751;
900, and be completed within six weeks.
jackson wants one hundred mowers and
five hundred men to cut down the weeds
and grass in her streets, so as to get sight OF
meat and milk wagons calling at the doors OF
her citizens.
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EEMEEENE AMENITIES.

If women, perhaps better than men,
know how to do things insolent to each otL'
er. so do they know how TO resent imrerti-
napeas. An American lady travelling in
Switzerland tells this dinner-table story:
/ had seen enough of travelling English,
of whom the party at the table was pr1ncl-
pallV composed, to know how to treat them;
so / entirely ignored their presence, placidly
Gazing out Of the window ,n the intsrFal OF
fba courses, on long, struggling st. Goarhau-
sen oppos t.. This had Its effect in the in
creased respect Of all glances, except
those from a pa r Of bold black eyes oppo-
site me, whose owner observed to her nus
band in loud tone, zone of the people OF
the country, I spppose.n NMy aeaF,"
murmured the gentleman, "taRe care,
the lady may UNDER tand English. mo
| Iikelvl'i in tone Of infinite disdain. "Oh!
| ali one can never be too careful. SO many
of our people 90 to Paris, don't you know, ina
the French must pick up little OF oEr IN
COZ sq don't think her Frennh,' remarked
| the LADY. her gaze still broadly fixed on me-
| She proceeded with some very free and I'M
pertinent remarks. At the CONCLUSION o.
| Tie meal l wanted some con1ture;
that stood near this lady, and the walters
had all left the room. looked directly a
her. and said in my best English; madame
NAV | trouble you to hand me tho7e ban
boHs?P Ifyou Gould have seen the woman:
| fsoA IL turned white, her jaw dropped
and she stared blankly, utterly unable Z
comply with my request. Her husband
snatcbed up the plate and handed it to mi
with bow, and l ate my eonfaction1ef!
with an innocent air, in the midst OF a deat
silence.
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THE BYRONs.
Another Scandal I'm the Poets Family
His Grandson Adyerfises His

Another scandal I'm the Poets Family
His Grandson Adyerfises His
Wife.
The following appears in an advertise
ment in the Daily Ne1cS:
"Lady Wentworth, my wife, having
ceased TO reside under my roof,
and living separate and apart from me,
l hereby give notice that she has
no authority to incur debts or obtain goods
on nv account, or so "a to charge me or
any authority whatever to pledge my cred
it. And will not be answerable or ac-
countahle for any debts or liabilities which
she may incur.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1872.
HWENTwORTH.
"Witness: VIM. HY. COOPER, SLincoln's
Inn Fields.n
The above nobleman, Lor6 Wentworth,
is the eldest surviving son of the Earl OF
Lovelace, and might, did he so choose, as
sumo the courtesy title of Viscount Ock-
ham. But inasmach as through his mother
Ada, the daughter of Lord Byron-he in
herits the Barony Of Wentworth,
he elects to be known by that
dignity. Lady Wentworth, a lady
possessing exceeding beauty, IS the
daughter of the Rev. George Heriot,
and sisterto Mr.. Heriot, who lately married
Mdlle. Musurus, daughter Of the Turkish
ambassador. The announcement in ques-
ton has. to say the least of it, taken society
by surprise. 1t has also oeeasioned very
| considerable regret, the more so because its
appearance is believed to be not only I'M
necessary, but most PROFESSIONALLY pre-
mature. In the present instance hear it
asserted that the unhappy estrangement
| alluded to is one which both can, and very
likely will, easily yield TO the judicious ma
| diation of friends. Indeed, it is said that
little, save this very announcement, now
| stands in the way of a reconciliation.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The French Band regaled 5000 Cincin-
natians last nigh.
Nebraska city reports destructive fire
Sunday, caused by lightning.
Goldsmith Maid runs at Cincinnati FRI
day.
Miss Mary Tulle, of Louisville, jumped
from the Ohio bridge yesterday and was
drowned.
A slight frost is reported ip some parts Of
New York,
Five thousand Swiss Joined in the nation
al festival at New York Sunday.
Spotted Tail is again cumming around the
departments at Washington.
The marble cutters of New York are now
nine weeks on the strike.
The potato blight has appeared in Eng
land.
1t is said King Amadeus had an anony-
nous warning of the recent attack on bis
Eerson. It is thought the parties arrested
were concerned in the assassination OF Gen.
Prim,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-23

HoN. IGNATUs DoNNELLY has formally
declined the Radical nomination for Con-
gress in the First Minnesota District, and
given in his adherence 10 Greeley and
Brown. A contemporary says this sort Of
thing is of almost daily occurrences; the
GRANTEES are stampeding like rats from
sinking ship, and unless they can be check
ed in their mad career, the doorkeepers Of
the Greeley camp viii have to hang out the
card-"Standing room onll!' But mean
while let the revival go on; the camp will
lengthen its cords and strengthen its lakes,
and give to each and every convert hearty
welcome, and an excellent opportunity to
see and participate in the salvation of the
Lord next November.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

A Young Lady, with Wagon and
Horses, PreciPitated Hundred
Feet.
WHEELING, W. Va, July 2l.-This
evening at 9 o'clock wagon coming down
fa,Sali1e Hill' road with load of returning
-icr tckers. slipped off the road bed; The
basseIipers. with the wagon and horses,
came tumbling down the bill. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barn6aodt, sou, and COS eph
Rbcde and Lizzie Karne, were ID
fba wagon. They had reached a point
About t&o-thirds of the way down the mn
wbeJi the wheels of the wagon Slid aro9hd,
ooir q over the embankment. Most OF most
IN the wagon jumped out; but Miss Karne
was unslle to do so, and was carried GOWN
With the wagon, which came TO level place
stsr,,t halt way down toe bill, and LOGGED
Mrs. Ba-nhardt was found TO be pretty bad.
~ bruised, and Miss Karna was badly cut
and b7lis, about the head, besides having
phe arm and leg broken. The party had
been attending family picnic. Strange to
saw, the horses were not in the least hurt,
although the fall was nearly hundred feet.
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CoTroN is more active in New York,
with an advance to 22Ic for middling.

THE Democratic press Of New jersey
comes forward in an unbroken column TO
the tpport Of Greeley and Brown. The
Trenton True American comes out frankly,
as docs the Newark Register and the New
ark Journal. The New Brunswick Times,
Elizabeth Herald, Somerset Messenger, Sus-
sex Herald, Hoboken Democrat, Jersey
City Herald, american Standard, Mount
Holly Herald, Paterson Guardian, Railway
Democrat and the Orange Chronicle, are
all outspoken, and are unanimous in de-
clsring the nomination the peoples choice,
and hence worthy of the support of all.
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OHIO.
More M9b Law.

CINCINNATI, July pat Sidney, Ohio,
an unknown man covered with blood was
brought into town who after recovering con-
seriousness and gaining strength to speak,
said his name was Fear, Of Vandalia, Ohio,
that on Saturday night he was robbed of
800 and beaten, and that Mr.. Taylor and
Mr.. Wickers were the men who robbed
him. They We're brought to him and iden-
tilted and then thrown in jail. A mob and
vengeance was threatened and it was with
difficulty that they were saved. The pros
pect of the mans recovery saved the pri-
sODnre
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FOREIGN.
GENEVA.

Five Cruisers Ruled Out-The Florida
Disposed Of-The Alabama Taken up.
GENEVA, July 22.-World Specialize
claims for damages caused by the vessels
Boston, Sallie, jeff Davis, Joy and Music
have been dismissed by the arbitration.
The demurrer of Great Britain concern
ing the other vessels is oYerruled. The
case of the Florida was concluded to-day.
The decision, it is believed awards $4,000
damages of her depredations. The Board
took np the case Of the Alabama to-day.
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MR.. GREELEY AND JEFF. DAVIS
Raj. RnND. - = : .----.

The following manly letter was written
by Mr.. Greeley to citizen of Washington
at the time he went on the bail bond Of
jefferson Davis. 1t speaks for itself, and
needs no praise:
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE, New YORK,
May %, 1S67.--Dear Sir: 1 beg you not to
feel concerned about me. / shall stand
straight up to the rack, and, though ex-
pect TO lose good many subscribers, Imean
TO be vindicated in the end by the good
sense and right feeling of the people, North
and South. know what is right, and l
have acted accordingly; and | trust to be
better understood in the end. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
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WASHINGTON.
rhe pr,oaigaI.s Retnrn.

T WASHINGTON, July 22-The President
viii reach Washington on the early lrain
tomorrow morning, and there will be a
cabinet session in the evening. Notices are
being sent to members Of the cabinet in
Washington announcing this fact. 1t is
not definitely known how long the Presi-
dent viii remain in the city, but he wiz be
here for two or three days.
LONG BRANCH, July 22-The President
left this evening for Washington to attend
to official business.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Radical Ku.KIux Held for TRIAL
Grants Henchmen Abetting Them.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 22.-The trials Of
the colored Republicans for intimidatirg
colored Greeley Marshal Cross continue be-
fore United States Commissioner Best.
Two cases were tried to-day in both of
which the parties were convicted and bound
over in heavy bonds. The bonds are signed
by Supervisor Perry, Collector Young,
United States Commissioner A. W. Shotier,
and eight more leading politicians. 1t is
believed many more warrants will be issued
to-day fer the arrest of alleged conspirators
in the Cross case. .rt
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the Democratic party has done without
dropping its historical identity. I honor the
patriotic spirit ofthe men who achieved SO
tremendous a revelation, and IN the great
work before us hail with joy and cordial
ity their alliance The party that has done
tins cannot return TO its old grooves. It is
impossible. The first attempt would shiver
it into atoms.n ....I D., ,,rva y y
The meeting was very largely attended,
the Temple being erammed foil, and hun
dreds went away unable TO get in. Mr..
Schurz's speech elected frequent applause,
and the audience were very enthusiastic.
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THE MILLERS' WAR.
Serious Melee in WiIliamspOrt, Pa.

DtTIVuS Melce IN WAAAAdiAcpVA1 ne
The Strikers Assault and Scatter the
POIice-Numerous Broken Heads
The Military Called out.
( WILLIAMsPoRr, PA, July 22.-The
strike of the mill workmen in this city has
assumed serious phase. The strikers as
sembled at about 10 O'Clock this morning
and moved to the upper mill yards. At the
mill of Filbert & Otto the police were drawn
up in line to guard the place. The crowd
assailed them with brickbats, broke through
the line, and went into the mill. From
thence they went through all the mills, the
men who were at work fleeing through the
lumber piles for tteir lives, Several fights
occurred, and many men were wounded.
One boy was struc& with hand spike by
the foreman of mill and was seriously
wounded. Four policemen were severely
w,unded. The strikers then moved on the
mills Below the city, closing those which
were at work.
The military have been called out and
are now parading the streets. Great ex-
element prevails. The strikers will meet
tomorrow morning at half past nine.
Some shooting occurred at about Z O'Clock
this evening, but it was not of serious
character. s.--ers.-.-.- '''.'''
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ARKANSAS.
The Campaign Opened-Mtlitia Arm

The Campaign OPened-MtIitia Arm
ed.
LITTLE Rock, July 22.-Arms were sent
by the Governor to Pope county on Satur-
day, to arm company of militia. About
one hundred Of the latter were reported to
be camped near Dover yesterday, and the
Sheriff and bis friends, charged with the
late killing, with them.
Benton Brodie, well-known citizen be-
low here on the river, was shot and killed
by an employee this A. NJ.
An insane man killed blind man, an
inmate Of the county poorhouse, with an
axe, last evening.
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FRANCE.
Thiers a Superannuate.

New YORK, July PA Paris letter to
the World says it may be reliably asserted
that Marshal MacMahon has consented to
accept tie Presidency of France if Theirs
resigns or dies. Trade is stagpant in Paris.
Thousands of shops are closed for rent and
a monetary crisis reigns. Many of Theirs
old friends are deserving him.
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ohIIdren Hurled alive.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 22.-T re surface
near the Baltimore Shaft of Wilkesbarre
Mine cayed in this morning, swallowing up
a house occupied by two families. Only
two persons were buried, both little girls.
The mine was idle.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COM
MITTEE.

Joseph II. Wsggoner, Esq, of johnson
county, is appointed member of the
Democratic Congressional Committee for
the First Congressional District
-a t-.. 3 81 JOHN q. BURcH,
Chin Dem. State Eek. Com.
NASHVILLE, July p, 1872.
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Helen IOsenhine.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 22.-Josie Mans
field, who is here to testify in the Barnard
Impeachment, was refused admittance to
Grand Union and Congress Hall.
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FHE TURF.
Ehe aCIeyeIand Races-A Nashville
Horse Wins.

Ghe ACIeyeIand haCes-A
Horse wins.
CLEVELAND, o, July 20.-To-day's
races closed the meeting Of the Cleveland
Club. The meeting has been complete
success in every respect, The decisions OF
the Judges have been especially well re-
ceiyed. and the meeting closes with the best
of feeling among all attending. The
weather to-day was fine. the track in splen-
did condition, and the racing close and ex-
citing. About 5000 people were present.
THE FIRST RACE,
hest three in five, for horses that never
trotted better than $50, purse 81. 600; 5000
TO first, $500 to second, 500 to third; four
teen entries, eleven started. Ellick was the
Eavorile In the pools, but was drawn on ac-
touut a lameness after the second heat.
The race was won in three straight heats by
Jesse. of Nashville, Tenn. Time, 2:39aa,
g:3g} and 2:95. The second money was
taken by Harry r., of Detroit, and the third
by Merry Lass, Of Buffalo.
SECOND RACE.
Horses that never trotted better than
2:25, best in five. Harry Harley was the
fayoriis. The following horses started:
Derby of Buffalo, n. Y; Mohawk, Jr., of
Sbrineiield, Ohio; Harry Harley, Buffalo,
Ny; Elmo, Philadelphia. Tie race was
won by Derby taking first, third and fourth
heats, Mohawk taking second. Time,
2:25s, l:25,,: 2:25a and 221. Mohawk was
awarded the second and Harley the thrd
psney. limo vas dtstanQed ia the hrs
heart.
THIRD RACE,
running, mile and half heats, heats two II
three. purse 500; S425 first horse; $500
seccrd and S75 third. The race was Wo1
by a Bigaroon, OF Chenille, Ohio, in TIVE
straight heats. The second money was Ia
ked by Nellie Bush, of Scion, third b.
Tom Aken, of Kentucky.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at Y. for the old issue and 10
for the new.
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UNION AND AMERICAN
TERWS on SUBSCRIPTION.

GoLp touched 114s ia New York yester-
day. but closed firm st l1416l14s.
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There were 1874 persons punished in
London last year for cruelty to animals.