New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-03
The election was one of the most quiet and
peaceabIe ever held in Georgia. with the
single exception of the difficulty at Macon,
NEW YORK.
jerome Park Races-Reform No,n;n,.,o,,
for Mayor-smuggled Diamonds seized,

Jerome Park Races-Reforn, NOniDation
Tor Mayor-smuRgled Diamonds Seized,
NEW YORK, October 2.-The fall mee4ino
at the jerome Park opened to-day.
The tfrst race was for the Manhattan
| handleap sweepstakes; entrance $50, $500
added; one mile and quarter. The fol-
| loving horses started: Preakness, Ortolan,
Louise, Brennus and Sue Rider. The race
was won by Fanchon, Tubman second, and
Monarchist third. Time-2:I3.
Inc second race was for the jerome
ssga6es s,s6e Tor three year olds $l00 entrance,
sIoUO added; two miles. Won by Joe Dan
leis; Mate second, Time-3491R.
Inc third race was for the Nursery stakes
LOT Two year olds; $50 entrance, with $1,000
ADDED; one mile. Won by Litters colt
Wildidle. Time-l:48a4.
Camerons Elsie had a walk over for the
lonrth race, the private sweepstakes for
foals Of 1868; four miles
Inc nth race was for purse of $780, the
second horse to get entrance money, three
quarters of mile Fadladeen. Nema.
Elsie, Lochiel, Wheatley, Harry Bassett
and Hattie O'Nein started. Harry Bassett
won 9 easily, Elsie second. Time-I:1734
Inc sixth race was handicap steeple
Ghase Tor purse of $780, second horse $500.
1ammany came in first, with Lobelia sec
ond and Astronomer third
~ foA- 9tottnbf san JaelnG0s Arrived
out-Caspian and Deutschland.
The municipal reform organization have
nominated W. F. Havemeyer for mayor.
Two thousand dollars worth of diamonds
were seized. They were smuggled from
Havana
Evening. closed at l14A, An extra
Dond purchase caused a rise in governments.
l15B; 1864, I15B; 1865, 1875; new Il4&:
1867, ll4#; 1868, l14a4; new fves 1lO2s
ten-torties l08ls. Southerns quiet and
steady; Tennessee skies, old 7234, new 72a4;
Virginia SKIES 44l3, new 48; consoli-
dated 5O12, Louisiana skies so, new 48;
a leVee skies 48, eights 60; Alabama eights
gu, hVes 90; Georgia skies rs, sevens Sc;
North Carolinas 81, new 10, special tax la:
South Carolinas 40, new 23I9, April and
October "a.
The application on behalf of Mrs. Viele
ior the modification CT the order giving
General Viele the custody of three of their
children, was decided today adversely.
There were fourteen offers of bonds to-
day, amounting to about So, 16S, 100, at from
LIES to 1882. The government this
afternoon bought $3,000,000 at i1I.49 to
1925.
In the Bienville investigation to-day some
fresh evidence was given by Edwin H.
LaWlor, cabin passenger. He said there
were thlrty-two persons in the boat in
WhIcn ne leIG the steamer. The boat leaked
badly IN two places. The second mate
rowed up to them, and though they told
him they were sinking he put four more
into their boat, and then they capsized, and
the second mate rowed away. Subsequent
y the boat was righted and they got in.
When two miles from the steamer they saw
her suddenly blow up.
The Board of Health to day instructed
their attorney to prosecute the New Haven
Railroad Company for bringing dead body
from Vermont into the city without per-
nit, in violation of the sanitary code.
The funeral obsequies of Dr. Vinton, at
Trinity Church to-day, were unusually
solemn and impressive. The attendance
vas velY large.
The Tammany Hall general committee
his afternoon filled more vacancies result
ng from disatfection.
The subcommittee of the Reform Asso-
iation met to-day and named a committee
# fifteen, with Judge Pierrepont as chair
nan, to wait on William f. Havemeyer
ext Monday evening to tender him the
omination for mayor on behalf of the va
ious reform organizations of this city.
The Mutuals defeated the Atlantics in q
'ell played game to-day by ten to two.