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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05
HORSE NOTES.

running meeting will probably take place at
Narragansett Park early in the fall.
DR.. Weldon's old mare Flora McIvor is taking
daily exercise on the track at Jerome Park. She
looks as fresh as a four-year-old.
Mr. Cottrilrs horses, consisting Of Saucebox,
years; Frank Ross, years; Magnolia, years, and
Sweepstakes, years, left New Orleans on the 25th
ut. en- route for New York. They are expected at
Jerome Park tomorrow.
There Ia already good deal Of excitement over
the anticipated meeting OF the two 'cracks"-Harry
Bassett and Longfelow--at Long Branch on July 2.
At present 100 to rs is freely offered Harry Bas
sett but the admirers of Leamlngton's son stand
out for a longer price.
The Californian trotting stallion Alexander has
passed into the hands Of Mr.. Livingston, and has
been matched against s. B. Whipple's Ajax to trot
q race mile heats, three In five, for $40 600 side.
The match is to come OF in sixty days.
The HERALD has repeatedly called the attention
OF those who have fast trotters and enjoy squirt
behind them to the fact that Eighth avenue, above
125th stree Is nowt the only trotting ground left
this side OF the Harlem River, and that after rail
track has been laid on that avenue aplace to speed
horses on this island will no longer exist 1t Is
learned from reliable authority that the Eighth
Avenue Railroad Company will extend their track
in a short time from its present terminus
to 144th street, and that the avenue
will be graded This will be death dow 10 all
speeding on the island, unless as 1t is hoped 1t
will be done, sixth avenue, above the Park, may
be covered with gravel or loan OF sufficient depth
to make 1t soft aud springy for trottcrs feet
Mr. Law has already purchased part Of block
ut l55th street. between Macomb's Dam road
and where the Eighth avenue will run when
graded, for q depot and stables for the
railroad company. After these changes take
place trotting horses will be at discount, except
with those persons OF leisure who have time to
| spend on q two hours trip before reaching the
other side OF Macomb's Dam bridge, where the road
| Ia adapted to speeding. The Eighth avenue should
nifty, as 1t Is now the only road left them on tue
island. The authorities have given the pubic
| skating ponds, ball grounds, museums, menagerfeS,
curling ponds boats on the lakes and other Opp0r-
tunties for amusement and pleasure but have
entirely ignored those who love fast driving.
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4 tho regatta, ufth tAslr two now sheIla when =
struggle Tor superiority " expected 70 be above tie
average.
FOR tho GRAD National Regatta ON tho Potomac
this summer demOnstratv0 efforts are being made
az u exhibited by the appointment Of the following
citizens committee at Washington "A. r. Shep-
herd, Halet Kflbourn, Major A. o. Richards, william
Dickson, Francis Wheatley, Samuel Cross. u. q.
rant. n. w. Gait r. A. Shinn, James L. harbour
and Franklin Philip, with II. G. FAINT ~ treasurer;
on the part Of the press-Phiiip Julien OF the re-
p,sotscan; Frederick A. Aiken OF the Dasty Cn50nI
cte; John Dunn, OF TIE Patriot; William L. Collins,
OF the STAR; Dr. Frank Howe, or the capital; d. O:
Forney, OF the Sunday Chronicle; J. Gallagher OF
the Ss1nddv Gazette; Captain /. N. Burritt OF the
town Courier.
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BOATING IN VIRGINIA.
The Undino and Chesapeake Clubs OF
notwithstanding Race for tho Cham
piOnship.

The Undino and Chcsapcnke Clubs OF
notwithstanding Race for tho Cham
piOnship.
NORFOLK, May Q 1872.
The allabsorbing topic OF conversation here at
present is the coming boat race, to be rowed next
Tuesday, 18th inst, by the Undine and Chesa-
pcake Boat Clubs, for which the respective crews
have been in active training for over month, the
Undines under the care Of Mr. John Hebrew, OF this
city, and the Chesapeakes under the discipline OF
the old veteran, Ted. Faulkner, from st.
John, NJ B., who also trained the Undine
crew last summer for their race with the
Potomacs from Washington. Nothing similar
this side Of the Potomac has ever excited so much
interest the coming race for 1t Is to be the test
of merit between two OF the crack clubs Of the
hitherto almost entirely unknown In Dixie, but
which now bids fair to become, as 1t should, its
most popular source Of amusement and exercise.
Norfolk has taken the van in boating so far; but in
all the cities South, with the proper facilities to
afford 1t, the spirit OF emulation has taken root,
and ere long the honors which now rightly belong
to the North will be nobly cOntendcd for by South
ern Oarsmen. The following are the names and
positions of the crews
J1ldine Cre1C. Chesapeake CretO.
VIM Weber, bow. Geo. Taylor, bow.
J, c. Lynch, No. q l.. w. TaZwel, No. 2.
J. Rourke, No. 3. J.C. Baker, No. 3.
J. G. Carroll, No. 4. W. II. Hardy, NO.
J. McMinamin, No. s. Geo. Mcintosh, No. s.
]. A. Herew, stroke. Fred. Hardy, stroke.
Edward LepaQe, coxn. II. I. Moore, coX'n.
Average weight, l52 lbs. Average weight, 14S lbs.
The Chesapeake's boat, built by Blakey, of Boston,
is ~ feet in length and % inches breadth OF BEAM
while the Undne's built by Th0ms, OF New York,
is 40 feet long and % inches BEAM The Chesa-
peakcs c0lors are light blue, and the Undtnes dark
blue. Mcssrs. H. b. Nichols and Charles Johnson
have been selected Judges The course three miles,
some sat OF COlOrS.
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C1ahs. Lat. IL Sd. an. 6lh GA. "a. So. Oh lOth.
s Baltimore. % 8 9 9 9 9 8 =
Umpire-Mr. Ferguson, of the Atlantic Club.
Time OF gamc-Two hours.
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... .o-,, -. ri, everv valley its stream, every

sent forth Its ri, every valley its stream, every
river its food, and SO the avalanche OIL tue
naon,e ia here:n This legend will adorn tne
front of the evergreen portico facing SCUM.
IN the western end will be Inscribed Inc
wards National Democratic ConVentlon''
1s72p Over the main entrance of the theatre
will be the following SOUND Democratic le2eno:
.uThe Constellation rs sti1l the: object OF o9S
reverence, the bond eEeur union OF delence
IN danger, the tsodrce Of our prosperity m
peace.n-TAndrew jackson. Over the en-
trance nearest Howard street will be Tue ioi'
lowing motto: '.The whole art OF the govern.
ment consists in the art Of being honestr
jefferson. On the trout Of the oulldlng l1ll
above the first story there will be f9pr quo!1a;-
,ions from Washington's farewell address,
serving to stimulate the natiorel and patriot
ic spirit of the people who revere che name CT
the father OF his country, and are mindful OF
the legacy of liberty which he has leit TO
them. within the theatre, coats Of arms Oh
all the States, furnished BY the same decora-
live artist who at Philadelphia transformed
the Academy of Music into flower garden,
and who is, by the way, Democrat VIII
be tas' efully distributed. About the, INTERIOR
everpreens, flowers growing in terra-ootta
vases, hanging baskets, and other choice or
nsmaats, will not be wanting; while the por-
traits Of washington, Jefferson and Jackson
Charles Carroll, OF Carrollton, and Henry Clay
will be placed in conspicuous places.
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Reputation.

Among the latest aspirants for the Repub-
lican nomination for the GoVernorshlp IS
that consistent and remarkable jurist, Judge
Thomas Jefferson Mackey; Rumor says he
is soon to take the stump as the champion
OF repudiation. -
Repudiatien.is also beginning to be seri-
ously talked OF by the groaning taxpayers OF
our sister State -posrplundered North Caro-
lima. The Wilmington Journal, one OF her
most influential presses, openly urges that
the North Carolina Constitution be soaniend-
ed as to permit the repudialion OF the State
debt. 1t says:
According to the statement of the treas
nrer. the principal of the debt on October /,
1869. was $40. .sO0, ,O45-wiLh interest past due
on that day of 81, ,ss45s6 rs. The interest on
principal from Octoberl /, 1869, to; October l.
1872. amounts to SIS, 1885,. .00s 10. To comply
strictly with the constitution, II it Do ho'
changed. 1t will be necessary, therefore, TO
raise at one time Sc, ,5s6, ,6o4 S6. to pay OIL oack
interest. The value 9f the real and personal
property of the State, according to official re-
turns. is about sl25, 600, 900, 1t will, therefore,
take six dollars and eighty-fve cents on every
hundred dollars worth of property 10 the
State to nay back interest alone: II every
man. woman and child In the State of North
Carolina should each pay Into the Treasury OF
the State the sum of seven dollars and ninety
nine cents, the aggregate amount would bare
J; oe sufficient to pay off the Interest due on
the public debt on the lst oil October next".
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The Radical State Convention will nomi-
nate seven candidates for electors oi President
and vice-Presldent of the United States, for
Governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Secretary of
State, State Treasurer, Comptroller General
Attorney General, AdJutant aud Inspector
General, State Superintendent of Education,
and for one member Of Congress from the State
at large, and will choose Estate Executive
COMMITTEES" of four persons, and one person
from each county who shall act as County
Chairman, aud one from each Congressional
District, who. together, will constitute the
Estate Central Comuittee" tor the term of two
years from their election; and whose duty 1t
will be to manage and conduct the ensuing
campaign.
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fNT SION HOUSE, %
GREENVILLE, 8. G.


This popuIa IT Hotel is now in fine order, having
been reftted and put inthe best condition. Per
Sons Wishing TO spend the summer In the noun.
tains or South Carolina, enjoy D ,nne climate and
pure mountain air, can at tnls Hotel nrd confor'
table quarters. -. .!'..n-,: .,.5......?
The rooms, .eghS 10 number, are large, well
;ventilated aud fnely furnished '.;iG.: - r..rh
regular corps Of polite and attentive waters
always on hand 10 attend: to the wants olitl
guests; their promptness and eficieney cannon
be ex eled. -,i, .s'..t p.l!.r.', q. .rh
lso connected with the Hotel, where parties car
0btsin bugl1es, carriages, ph@sons. hscks and
sad6le.horses. at very reasonable charRes. =" ~
|. Caesaf's Head, Flat Rock and Chicks springs
are put short distances from IGreenvile. Afour
n, rseiOeach leaves the Hotel. three; itme8a wees
O., sf1ordng,a good opportunity OF Visiting Z tse
Mountaius of South and North Carolina, FAfe
yery reasonable. A line OF Hacks viii soon .3e
started for Cstar's Head and Bnck Forest hoteis
d Excursion tickeis' can.be obtained over tnl
Greenvlleau Columbia Railroad Tor hall pncs
for parties visiting Greenvile: during the sammel
from Charleston and Savsnnahl.iI1I, !! 10
-. I.'f.:.. j. L. SOUTHERN, TProprles0hg
Creeuyi.le. 8. O., July I'd, 1879. .july8 .mw13!
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ANEW ROCKBRIDGE lALUM SPRINGS,
in ,ROCKBRIDGE co., VA. j. ...i. 5s2:

This new watering Place Will pc open for the
reception OF visitors on the lsT DAY OF July.
The waters have been long aud lavoraoy
known, but until lately no, improvements pave
been made for the entertainment Of the pubic.
A ioinr stock company. chartered uader the
name OF the JORDAN 30CKBklD9E- ALun
SPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital
Tne Company have C0mpieted cthts seasons new
AID elegant Hotel, furnished throughout 10 tue
yery beat style. 'r2!gG ,:-rf ~ G8mGa:.f .;.!
Tae mineral waters are both Alum and Chsly.
beate; the former being efacacious IN all CHROME
disea .es, such as Pneumonia. Dyspepsia, Chronic
DlarrhRa, chronic Dysentery, Scroiula. inoiplenI
Consumution, Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngftis; ano
the latter as yeneraifuntc and is Of greaI vsi9e
in those affections which are peculiar to ,tns
female constitutions The accommodations VIII
be nrst-cass In every respect
ROUTE The Springs are eight miles rom GO
snen, on the tine of the Chesapeake and Onio Kaii'
road and within eleven 10 thirteen hours GI klcn'
Mond, Warrington and Baltimore 6y fal; Oos
n. G. Harmsnfs elegant Stage coaches VIII con-
meet with the trains twice dayAt G0shel Depot
Board per- day, So; four weeks, 500; 1 E0r y Ipfa
ther particulars apply to " u. 9uLUeX} :!'
Richmond, 1unA1mo
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The Herald says that Major John 8. Wiley
tona of the purchasers OF the Laurens Ball
road) and Colonel James P. Low visited Lau
rensville and made an enort to sell the rail-
road. The price asked was $4,000. This sum
was declined by those proposing to buy, when
it was reduced to $4,000; but this sum also
beiog declined, it was finally 3duced to
s5s,OOO. But there was still no sale, 80 far as
we have been able to ionru. rne parties Pro-
posing to buy offered $50, 200, but declined to
raise the amount. So stands the matter al
present .l...
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1ERms OF IHE!RERa.

TT. DAILY N.vsSby msD one year. 50; 81. 81
,ontss q: three months 81 90. ser4ea ~ snr
M - AZ r1eHrrss ossrs week, payable TO tne oaf
| r,r. or Sc year, paid in advance at the once
~ TsI TsI.WTzrIY NEWS, published on Taesoays,
rsn-.as;s Sna Saturday. one year 81 Blk
~gTT :wrrTnY Nsws, one year 81 SIX copies ''
s,o. :, Ten copies, TO one address ~. .n,.
ni1.aoRrr1ons in all cases payao "a ansauOe
and M naper continued after the expiration Oh 'ne
time. paid fer ,,,, ,r.,r ronnr,
Roar.,ine, 10, not exceeding 20 words, 70 Genus
ssch: insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 80
lords. 10 cents each Insertion; over 80 and MOI
e.oeeding 10 words; 80 Gel y each insertion.
RHnrzrANGEs should, b. made by Postomct
Meme, Order or by Express. II this cannot oe
dons.musscson against losses BY mail may oe
secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay
able ito the order OF the proprietors OF THR NEWS
or By sending the money in registered ietsef'' -
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON w.,
- 10 90. No. lie East Bay. Charlese0n, e. y.
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The Albany Argus calls attention to
the fact that, although Grant was nominated
on the 9th, and aponth is nearly past, 'ye'
sthere has scarcely demonstration OF ap'
''proval, beyond the purchased tabieaux at
.Phlladelphia, been made in any part ol
'the country" The people have not had
time. They have been too busy occupied
with Greeley State conventions and mass
meetings.
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su1r,uer Resorts.

4 ~ NoTICE.-OUR READERS WHO az.
PROPOSE TO SPEND THE SUMNER MONTHS
IN THE COUNTRY. AND PROPRIeTORs OF
HOTELS WHO MAY WISH TO FILE THE
PAPER FORTH USE OF THEIR GUESTS,
CAN HAVE THE DAILY news SENT By.
MAIL FOB sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS PER
MONTH: .s>.i .i-h''a,s5 80 >'i-.--I~' i 4
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~NOTICE. - GREENVILLE a N ID
COLUMBIA RAILR0D COMPANY. - = %
The state, ex Relattone the Attorney Generals
P,aintlr, vs.. the Greenvlie and Columbia Bail
road Company, Defendant.
JAMES @. GfBBEs, JAMES R. PRIEaLE and
,-ethers, Plainlins, va. the Greenville and Colum
blarRailroad Company and others, Defendants'
The undersigned having, By order Of bis Honor
Samuel W. Melton. circuit Judge OF the FIN
Circuit dated June 18th, 1872, been appointed Rel
cree on the above stated cases to ascertain and
report, among other things, the amount OF IN
deotedness OF the uSeenvilleand Columbia Ball
road Company, with authority by advertisement
to require all creditors to establish their respec.
tive demands before him.
Notice is hereby given to all and singular tpe
creditors Of the said Greeavtlle and Columbia
Railroad Company, whether holding bonds OF the
nrss mortgage bonds or certificates OF indebted
ness guaranteed BY the state, bonds or csrtia-
Gates OF Indebtedness Of the second mortgage,
non-mortgaged bonds OF. claims OF any other
character, t present and establish their respec-
tive claims before the Undersigned as Referee, at
his office in. Columbia, South Carolina, on or be-
fore the lss day OF october next. AZ which time
his report on such claims viii be made up and
submitted to the Corrt in the said cases. =
..- co. ai1f JOHN 8. GREEN, Referee.
Columbia, 8. d, June 10, 1872. jun27.12thll
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THE Laurensville Herald is mistaken II.
thinking that THE News ever advocated the
domination OF Greeley and Brown at Balti-
more. On the contrary, this paper has
always advised that "no nomination" be
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"Straws Show" &c.

We print elsewhere in to-day's NEWS slg-
ni6cant article from the Southern Ceh on
State politics. The Cell supports Grant, and
claims to be the only Republican paper pub
lished in Charleston. {
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The Beaufort Republican says that it is
likely that Judge Willard will decide against
the Revenue Bond Scrip. An appeal will be
taken to the full court, which does not meet
until November-whlch is bad for the Scrip,
you know.
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MS IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
CoUNTY.-Ex parte BAILEY & COMPANY in re
R. J. DAyANT, Commissioner, vs.. the Trustees Of
the College Of Besufort-Pursuant to the order or
the hon. U. B. FARMRR; Judge In the above stated
case. notice is. hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors OF WILLIAM q. WIaa
that said Court has limited and allowed ninety
days from the dsts of this order In which said
Creditors may prove their claims before the under
signed, Receiver, at his office, In the Courthouse,
at Beaufort. ID. u. JUDD,
90. @. G. P. Receiver.
peonfort q n. lima ID. 1877 - jun2260
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~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYEi2THIS
superb Hair,, Dye Is the best in the world. PEP
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only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 10 Bond Eneet New York.
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BTAKE3AYER'S PILLS FOB ALL
the purposes OF purgatve, for constipation, in
digestion, beadacpe and liver complaint. BY
universal accord, they are the best OF all purga'
tives for family use. ]uiyo-ssnsua
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s- SPECIAL NOTIOE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having opened q Branch Grocery on
sulllvan's Island, is now prepared to furnish the
residents tand those intending to ioeaee lnete
during the summer montns) with tneir supples
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attenails
In person to the business, can guarantee Sall'
tac,,nr tn all who may wish TO pstroniss iri, ne
Very respectfully, r! L. oNEiLlA;
!
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Tbe MafleStn1t aems'
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1879.

.5r,Mr: . Il [ Wul1AM 3. snn1oss, Jr., 10 the
travelling agent for THE NEWS, for sousn
Carolina.
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nj LFFIOE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
FrRE-rRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, 8. o.,
JULY / ls72.-Notlce Is hereby gten to all con
cernedthat Returns OF all Real and Personal
Proper within the limits OF this County shall oe
delivered at this office between July 8, ls72' ana
August u, 1872, for the year commencing July
I, 1917, verified by oath Of the perssn whose duty
1t ia tolst or return SAID property possessed BY
him, OF under his control. either asagent; parent
husband, guardian. executor, administrator
trusted receiver, officer, partner, factor or holder,
with tie value OF such personal property 30 held
aud controlled. IT Is made the dug OF the ooun'
~ Auditor to add nny per cent penalty thereto
;or fslnre or neglect to make return OF property
wIthin'the time given to 40 do, "and must be op
servedp SAMUEL L. BENNETT,
In yf-mf3m2 - =. County Auuitor.
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UlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASsOCIATED
j. . with him In business Mr.. CHARLES r.
Walk, The manufacture. OF Engines, MCCARTHY
Gins and Machinery In general, will hereafter Dc
carried on under the name and firm OF SMITH d
Walk, at the old stand cast end Hasel street.
iuna5.lmo J. RALPH SMITH.
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~1F You WOULD HAVE NO GRAY
hairs use BALI 81 s1cILIAN HAIR RENEWER
the only sure preyentye. july8-stuth3
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~ PENSIONERS OF THE SOUTH
Carolina Society please call on the Treasurer, NO.
? Rroaa s,reet al e' t%..'' tulys
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~ CHARLETON, JULY s, 1S72,-
EOTIG.-During M absence from the State Mr..
OF. PAEKNN vii act as my Attorney. the
Painting business vii be carriedron as usual at
the od Stand, in Horlbeck's laleEi under the
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