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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

India had ifs BuddhA, China . Con-
fucius, Penia Zov0aster, Europe Potter
the Hermit, and to-day America has
greater than ali, ~. n, The Immortal, -
whose grand mission IL, the cause OF
truth, lining the veil, and removing the
pressure. With joy We announce to tho
people Of our town and county, that on
the 6rst Monday In April. the greatest
philos0plsr Of the age, 81. n, Tho linz
mortal" will address them. His theme
will be Truth. his object TO Lin the
Veil, and Remove the Pressure. We
hope that ten thousand people may be
hero to receive the truth, and hare the
pressure removed, and the dark veil
lifted from their obstructed vision. A
mighty revolution 10 ct hand; c0lnm0-
lions wild and fearful are about to be
inaugurated; the great centres Of power
and wrong are soon to - upro0tod by
the tornado Of truth; all to be guided by
that mighty engine Of intellect and
philosophy, J. n, who, having lenlov-
ed the pressure and lifted the veil, will
cause tho mild sunshine Of truth to cast
its benign rays upon . people cOntented
and prosperous, and whose grateful
heart will place J. n. far beyond the
"Father Of His Country"
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Near Hamlin'a Landing. Council Bend, Ark,
March Sd, 1877, Charlie +. Clampit, son Of N.
E. and James +. Clampit, aged months and
day. :.
In Trenton, Tenn, of pneumonia, last Mon.
day. Mrs. Polly Dowell, wife OF Caleb Dowell.
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CHEAP LAND.
CHEAP LAND

On half in good stock. the balance on time.
fivedifereGt tracts, some Of them have "a
plenty Of cleared land for almost any family
fae Very best cattle, sheep and hog range, eX-
lent water and timber. Price to suit tho
times. Apply to ]. W. Page, or W.Q: Withes
spoon. lccp l'S
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In order to spend your money to the best sd-
vantage call at Mrs. n. ]. Bryant's EXPORT.
UNI OF FASHION. where she receives New
Goods daily, by Express. Of the latest and most
desirable styles. You will find her goods Of q
superior quality and cheaper than can be
bought anywhere in Columbis or Nashville.
Thankful for past'libersl patronage solicits .
continuance of the same. Patterns both for
ladies ami children at lowest Eastern prices.
Stamping and Pinking done to order.
Respectfully,
March s, 'f2H MIS-. II. j. BEYASr.
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Narch8. '72tf MRs
WrnasarA Naehap.

No. c5 aad q North College street. Nashville
Tenn. has the largest, handsomsst and best
selected stock of Furniture ever in the
South. which he sells at lower figures than any.
body in tho trade. Give him call. He packs
very carefully FREE OF CHANGE. g,-.
Nov. 3.-tf. -. ..
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You will appear, ct the Asylum, in
full costume, on this evening. at half.
past seven O'Clock, for Inspection aud
Review, by the Right Eminent Grand
Commander, Sir George Stodart Black
ie. Work will he exempliied by con-
ferring the Order, upon Rev. A. w.
Smith and Messrs. Sam. d. +. McEwen
and Thos. +. Fleming.
By order Of the Eminent Commander.
LUClCS FRIERsON,
Recorder.
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For Rent,

On the premises Of the undersisnsd. in the
suburbs Of Columbia. q comfortable DWELLING.
with four rooms, and Q bssement. with sta
bic, yard and garden. w. s. RAISEY.
Dec. 22,-ti. ~
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S1UV X
- NOTICE.
Wood Lawn Farm.
Stssd Stables, 2 l-2 Miles South
i ~ Spring HiX, Mawry Couss-
~, Tessessee. - --,,~a =.


This celebrated horse will serve limited
number Of mares at $50 for The season. n
mare proves not in foal, will return go of the
money or mare can be returned next season
ents. RATHER took the sweepstakes prem
INN for the best Trotting Stallion. at the Mau-
q County Fair, last fall; is beautiful bay l6
hands high.
PEDIGREE.-Rattler was sired by Biggart's
kattler, he By Sir Henry, he By the Garrett
Horse, he BY Imported Leonidas, Dam by Hide
Horse, be by Longs Magnum Bonum, Grand
Dam marc of Messenger blood. Rattler's
dam, Dairy Maid, was BY Hills sometimes
called vermont) Black Hawk, grand dam a
double Messenger Mare.
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March s. fs73.Sm
NITClIELL'S SEED SOWER.

l have the right 10 sell in Many County
this renowned seed Sewer. II Il great IN
provement on all other seed sewers, and every
farmer in the county Ought 10 have onr b.
one season alone the smalcs. farmer win save
the price of the machine, which has been
put down to the extremely low figure Of live
dollars. Call on me, or at the hardware sore
Of j. N. hayes 4 TO-, Columbia, where yoIs
will find the machine.
,cb .. PR. III. JOYCE
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GEoReE ". Polk, has on his place ct A sh-
wood, a lot Of Thoroughbred Durham Cattle.
which he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
Address him at Columbia, feb2
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. RARE ANCEI

We will sell for $4,000, one fourth cast,
balance one, two aud three years credit inter
est from date, THE BIGBY COTTON MILLS.
situated Is miles Southwest Of Columbia, in
faury County. Said Mills contain J76 spin
dies, with oil necessary machinery in good
running order. The machinery is driven by =
j5 Ovcrshot Wheel, with water sufficient To ru,
as much more machinery if desired. There arr,
about 80 acres OF land attached to the mill.
with plenty of Chestnut Oak, Chestnut. UicL
ory, &C., and a splendid location for Tanvar,I
Also, good Grist Mill site, with dam aIread :
built, aud new pair Of French Burr Runners.
all for the above amoaut. Address az Nj.
Pleasant, Tenn.
RlCkETS Il HAGAy.
March s, fS73-Sm
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MARY County Farmer Club.

The regular saonthly meeting of the
eiuI will take Pisos pp tp-morrow
morning i'm the County Court Room. A
full meeting il earnestly requested
THE question for discussion is "Seed
Coru.h aud every member is requested
10 bring samples Of the corn he ha'
raised.
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Short Horn Bull, CALIGULA,

Red, bred BY Chas. w. Innis, near Lexington.
Ky, got by TroubadOre (7SS;36 out Of Imported
Caruati0n By srn Of BunIpre (I80O5) she out Of
Sweet Pea by Tiberator (7l4o) she out Of Sweet
Maid BY Prince Albert (4792.) -
She out Of Vestris by Marion Comet, IiFel
Sut Of. yesta Plato, l2S5j
Venus by Bedford, iI7OIi
Vesta By Isaac, Ills1
" ." .R0'abella !y N Wsti. F!a Light, Isss Esq
By Cuttley's Grey Bail CoTinthian, iPs
COPIED from Stock Register.J
Will serve cows at 80 for Pedigree and 6
for grade cows.
l have spared no expense or pain 8 in getting
the best Of stock and hope to be sustained in
my undertaking. Call and examine nv stock
We take great pleasure in showing it, don't con-
slider but come and see, we will give you hear
y welcome. Good pasturage at 5Octs. week,
grain fed at 81 week, good fences, and will
take best possible care Of stock, but will not
be liable for stock left with me. II is express.
" understood and agreed that the get Of any
ofthe above stock is pledged for the season,
and lien retained ON the get until the sea son
isipaid.
have offered the following Special Prem
Iums for Rather Colts, to be shown at .be
Aaury County Fair this fall, on the day tro,-
ting stock is to be shown; For the best Horse
Colt els; for the I'd best Horse colt SO; for the
best Filly colt Els; for the Cd best Filly colt
Go.
March l6. lS12-4f.
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Capt. Henry c. Lee, now of Jackson,
Tennessee, brother OF General Fitzhugh
Just after tie war Miss Johnston, daugh-
ter of Senator Johnston, of Virginia,
and niece of General Joseph K. john
ston. Their oldest child Is a bright,
beautiful boy Of three summers, whom
they have named Johnston Lee, thus
possessing the name of his two uncles,
the most 1llnstrious characters IN
American history. We trust that the
dear little fellow may add renOwn to
the name already immortal.
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NOTIONS, FANCY a oons'' 4

The most Of my stock has been purchased
before the advance in the eastern markets.
Being determined to sustain tho reputation Of
my house as the best and cheapest place to
s1 e'Sm my I %s 'a'''mis sEh "
Sept2.
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Fer Rent Or sole.

The house owned by Rev. DR.. Pise, on
Hampshire Pike, adjoining. Judge Archie
Hughes place on the east. Enquire Of
Col. j. ". DUNSIkefoN.
ian 10-ff oil.
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ReAeaAeR

One ticket In the Msury County Real
Estate Distribution secures you Q pass
age to Athens and back free Of charge.
1t only costs you two dollars.
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l,aah G0AAa.

All goods sold after this date will be
due ON the delivery of the goods.
Jan. Il, '72-tf. w. f. MOORE.
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Great BARGAINS fOf Cash.

w. +. MOORE has reduced the prices Of
his entire stock Of goods, SO per cont.
this day Tor cash. Call and sec him, he
is In earnest. -..-r r.-.-..
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LQek,s aEoFtune,

And only costs you two dollarsEto try il
in the Maury County Real Estate Dis
tributiOn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

The best thing ever aaered to the pub
Estate f. a i S L only cost q 90
and gives you chance at 5000 prizes,
valued ct q 90 to s25 600. Be sure to try
yOur luck,
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Reel Essale Trrnsfers.

Heirs of James Jones, decd TO ]. Z.
Dixon, 1875 acres in Sth district
81 400 %: .,.
u. w. Luckett TO =. K. Alexander, )
seyes ln 29pd district-$3W.
s. N. Hesllsy TO Marion Eockrlil, 46%
Uriah Galloway to J. b. McMeen, ii
acres in 18th district-el65.
Thos. 5. Stone to d. w. Stone, 591i
acres in - district-e".
Up. Crutcher TO A. r. Crutcher, 49,4
acres in 18th district--$900.
]. y. Agnew to Edmond Jones, Il
actss in 9Th district-sl23.
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a Card 70 ~ re,-er P.srs.s and

A Gard % ny Former Ralf0a0 0ad
Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer. and posted
myself on the latest improvements in Photos-
raphy. 1 am prepared to do % good work q
prices to suit the times. Please give ne . call
ct the old stand. .s...-..
....e II. P. SlAvY, Photographer,
Oct, 6. Colombia. Tenn.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized 10 announce Hon. RO
BERT MCFARLAND, Of East Tennessee, as q
candidate for the ONCE ofJudge of the Supreme
Court, made vacant BY the resignation Of Judge
Nelson, and which be 10 now holding by sp-
pointusnt of Gov. Brown. Electie1 in August.
TO the People Of Tennessee: -.
In response to the expression of popular
desire. sufficiently general and influential to
control my action In the matter, hereby an
Judge Of the Supreme Court, made vacant By
the resisnation Of Hon. T. 4. r. Nelson. Elec-
ton 6rst Thursday in August next. =.
----. J.B. COOK.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

Miss Olive Logan, the most charming
OF lecturers, was announced for this
place, for last Wednesday night, but
did not come We made the mistake in
making the appointment. She address
ed a large audience at Lebanon last
night, and will speak at Nashville to-
night. Her lectures are perfectly fasci.
mating. Miss Logan is graceful, modest
and brilliant, and is held Ia high esteem
by the literary world. Apply 20 r. NJ.
Frierson, ut the old stand Of Mckinney
& Smith, for tickets. She will lecture
hsre Monday night, without failure.
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The Faculty.

Principsl-MKs. II. II. WHsYEsiDEs.lt
Teacher Ql Mathematics and Ancient Lam
guages-NHs. n. n, GoRDos.
Teachers in Literary Department-MHs. NJ.
b. wnrssIpEs, Ms. N. N. GoKDos, N IS 3.
u. GRANT, MISS BLANCHE FARMER.
Teacher Of Music-MHs. n. d. PoRIIR.
Teacher of Drawing, Painting and other
Ornamental Brsnchcs-Miss SuE u. GIANT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

We are authorized 10 announce Judge
THOMAS y. JONES Is . candidate for Grim
inal Judge for the Counties of Maury, Mar
shall. Giles and Williamson. Election first
Thursday in August.
We are authorized 10 announce Col. w. 8.
AcLRAORE, - Q candidate for Oeiniual
Judge il the district composed Of the counties
Of xaury, Williamson, Giles and Marsha II.
Election to occur first Of August.
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N JOsPEH,

Has this day opened large stock VI Fall
nd Winter Goods, such as
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

A correspondent says that if the Hen
ryville boys would put a foot-log across
Buffalo river, they would do a good
thing
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

If the lsdies of our county 70 TO NASH
willie without calling on Thompson Bro.
& Kelly, they will have gore i'm vain.
Bruce Cochran, Of this county, is en-
ployed in this store mainly to wait on
Maury County ladies, and we advise
them to go there when they visit the
City of Rocks,
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage Licenses Issued.
}. w, Moore aud Nancy NJ. Moore.
j. r. Wakefield and Elizeheth Ladd.
i. II. Stephenson and Rachel Page.
John Brown and n. A. Scribner.
James p. Raugh and Melvina Scott.
X. NJ. Jacobs and Salie A. Simmons.
John Prewitt and Oma Holcomb.
joe b. Tomlinson and Ella J. Wilks
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

Spring styles. Straw Bonnsts and Hats. Bon.
net and Hat Frames, just received at Mrs. II.
j. Bryant'e Emporium of Fashion. mchSti
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

Major Fslcopnet's railroad surveying
party arrived at Sawdust Valley on last
Tuesday, and passed through on We'd
nesday.
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June /, 1871.
ENGLISH AND
AL GLASS

ENGLISH AND
~ CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
A frst-class school will be opened IN tho
new house below DIR. Towler's, nearly oppu-
site the Nelson House, on February 5, 1872.
TERMS.
Five dollars per month for English Branches:
81 W for Classics aud higher EpsTish
Branches; payable at the close Of each month.
Incidental Fec, 81 " per session, b. be paid
upon admission.
JOHN SLOANE BEECIfER.
Refers TO business men in the city who have;
studied under him. I2-u-
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Fer 0alO o. 0ent.
One 6ns House with six fooms. on nish Il.
also, very choice City Lots, On Collsss street
All on reasonable terms. -+
March e, ls72-tf. J.B. STEELE.
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s.eeo Prises I S.OO0 Prizes r,

Oct. 6. Columbia, Tenn
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LAND POSTED.
The undersigned do hereby warn all persons
premises. All offenders will DO prosecuted l.,
the extent Of the law.
y. q. ALEXANDER, JE.,
II. Ii. ALEXANDER,
G.. w. ALEXANDER,
A. j. ALEXANDER,
REUBEN POLK.
June /, ISL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-23
THE COT RTS,

Police COURT, Judge SasU-TO day,
Annie Watson, charged with profanity; forfeited
Boyle, and F. Slater, charged with driving
through funeral procession; Clarke fined s.,
Boyle discharged. and Slater forfeited collate-
raj. judith Grandson, charged with swearing
carrying concealed weapon, 20 wit: a knife;
also charged with cursing and swearing; -.
Henry Fitzhugh, charged with failing To have
number of license on cart; SO. Mary Lilley,
charged with profanity and vulgar language;
So. Mary Jane Quigiey, same; So. Addison
Armistead, cursing and swearing; IS. Mrs.
Ann Hurley, charged with profane language;
case suspended. Daniel Lee, charged with sell
ing liquor without license in Unioutown. A
mar named TippeUt testified that he al paid 8
cents drink for whisky there several times.
Always drank the "best they had in &c 10use,-
vas under the influence Of iiduOr W 5n he drank
there. young man named Smit who is en-
ployed at the place OF business of Lee said that
he had sold liquor by drink, half pint and one
pint; sos. VIM. Nelson, charged with selling
liquor without license; case suSpended
Sebastian Aman, charged with refusing 10 sell
TO and entertain VIM. II. Foote. colored at his
restaurant; continued until tomorrow. VIM
Sharp, a one armed man, charged with assault
ing James W. Green, black man. 1t seems
that Green is q Grcelevite and Sharp Supporter
OF Grant The Sharp man event for tie Green
man, when the latter accused him o. having
fought in the war tor money and not patriotism
He had lost his arm in the United States service
and couldn't stand IL. and went for Green: a
John Sullivan, assault and battery on EdwarS
Reidy. Sullivan threw stone or piece of brick
bat, striking Reidy, knock ing his left eve out:
& iO0 or six months in isIl. The Judge remarked
that as complainant had his remedy Tor dam
ages in civil suit this fine could not be regarded
as full measure of punishment. Charles John
son, charged with being disorderly in The North
charged with being a vagrant aud disor lerly
and POcket-bCOk snatCher IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-23
Extensive Enbezzlemeuts of a Bank
Clerk

A FAST WOMAN IN NEW YORK AT THE EOT
TOM OF THE TROUBLE.
George kingsland, in whose accounts heavy
deiaulr was recently found, had been employed
as bockkeeper of the Hudson County national
bank OF Jersey City for a number of years, and
held the entire confidence OF its officers. He
was member and the treasurer of the st.
Marks Church, and his family was well known
and respected, his father being a prominent
public man. a short time since leave of alb
sent was granted TO young kingSland to visit
Europe for his heal tn aud handsome present OF
money was given him by the bank to assist him in
making the trip comfortably. Hesailed accom-
panied by his wife and the Rev. j. F. Butter
worth, his pastor and present rector OF St.
Marks Church. Prior to leaving he requested
fellow clerk not to look over his books, or at
tempt TO make up his balances as he would re-
turn in season TO do the work himself.
After his departure, however, the cashier
directed the August balances TO be prepared.
About this time rumOr reached the bank OIL
GERS that Kingsand had been intimate with a
fast woman in New York, and inquiry justified
the report. A close examination OF Kingslani's
books was at once made, and discrepancies
were found in the account, the first, to the
amount of 81 600, being in favor Of the bank.
Further investigation brought to Light series
OF false entries, which showed an abstraction
and loss TO the bank, as stated by the Off GERS,
OF Si1 600. The president of the bank, John
Armstrong, and A. A. Hardenbergh, the
cashier, informed a Tribune reporter that a
part OF the defalcatiOn lies in the account kept
with kingsland as treasurer OF st. Marks
Church. He deposited small sums, and added
TO their figures on entering them in the books of
the bank. The balance of the defalcaton re-
suited from his receiving deposits early in the
the cash book, but not on the leds EN-. Y.
TTiba.s, 22d.
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G. E o z G. E T o WN.

TIE WEEKLT COAL TRADE.-The traie this
week has not been quite as good as usual
Nearly the usual amount has come in. but YES
sels are scarce and in demand. Freishts are
good, there being no change since last week
The receipts aud shipments for this week, IS.
timatirg. viii he rs follows Borden Mining
company, receipts, $500 tons; shipments, 800
tons. Agnew's wharf, receipts, $50 tons; slip
ments, So tons. RAYS docks, receipts, 4 $40
tons; shipments, 2,65t tons. Consolidation com
pany. receipts { S56 tons; shipments. $3.50 tons.
Making total OF Il $50 tons received and II 90
tons shipped: against i6,4S7 tons received and
1882 tons shipped last week.
wEEAr SALEs.-2y5C0 bushels ct from sl5l TO
sl.65S.
CLFARED-Steamer T c. Knight, Tull, for
New York, with ,20G barrels hOCr and assorted
merchandise for New York.
FLOUR SHIPMRNTs.-The -four shipments tn :
week amount 10 2.5l5 barrels, in different lots,
to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston.
TEARING DowN.-Workmen this morning
commenced the demolition OF the house. on
Bridge street, between Green and Agueduct
streets, with orders 70 have the work completed
and the rubbish removed by the first of next
month.
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An INFANT FATALLY INJURgDIN ITs Morn.
Frs ARMs.-Gustavus Fritz keeps lager beer
saloon at NO. ii3 West sd street. On Saturday
evening last, Mr.. Fritz, with two friends, was
sitting in his saloon drinking beer. While thus
engaged stone came crashing through the
window, and then another and another. Fritz
ruffians standing on the opposite sidewalk, hur-
RED away for the police. During her husbands
absence Mrs. Fritz, carrying her daughter, four
years old, in her arms, went to the door. Just
as she stepped into the street a stone, hurled
from the opposite sidewalk, struck the child,
fracturing its skull. The child died last even
ing One John Corey, arrested on the charge
OF assault, preferred by a Mr.. Sherman, was
Identified as the person who threw the stone at
Mrs. Fritz. YESTERDAY, Coroner Schirmer held
an inquest. The jury rendered verdict against
GOrrey, and the coroner committed him to the
TOombs to await the action of the grand Jury.
". /, Star. 22L
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THE SARATOGA RACES YEsTERDAy-Tha
hrst race at Saratoga yesterday, free handicap,
Tor a purse OF SEQ for all ages, one mile, was
won by Elsie. Ortolan second, and Echo a bad
third. Time-1l6E. The second race for a
handicap purse OF $500 for two-year ODDS one
nile, was won by McDaniels Katy Pease, who
ueat Merodoc counle of lengths easily in 1.50l5 4;
Minnie W. third. The third race was a swee1''
stakes for three year olds, 500 entrance, with
SEQ added. Winners OF 81 500, FIVE pounds: of
$500, seven pounds; of over 30 900, ten pounds
extra The two miles was won by Hubbard
easily by dozen lengths, Nevada second, and
Buckalew third. Time-3:53
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DEATH OF BALTIMORE POLICEMAN FROM
PISTOL SHoT.-Otficer John Christopher of
the Baltimore city police force who was wound-
ed by pistol shot last Monday evening during
an ARRAY between two colored men returning
from a picnic at Gainesville, died Yesterday
morning. A jury of inquest was summoned
and after post mortem examination a number
OF witnesses were examined, but without arriv-
ing at verdict the hearing was adjourned
until SATURDAY..