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The New York herald., 1872-11-01
cen seventh and Eisnth avenues, four orna-

street. between Seventh and Eignth avenues four crna
mental lamps. INC.
street between Fifth aud Sixth avenues be fenced in
That The yassn G ao 9a m s es se West Sas CO
street about q second avenue be fenced in
rae s f s, ana Sn d s m
That street lamps be lighted IN Iwenh-ninth street,
' That to- on 5 both side i F street from First
sidewalks be tagged aud redagsed.
That the sidewak on the n9rth side OF u Forty ninth
That me siisyslk both sides ID o. sneth Street.
That be built D Eighty first street, from First
That Tenth avenue, from Manhattan street to l55th
b paysS w trst Pa s
be- paved With Belgian Or trap.block pavement.
@ sf seac and and n M m front S Of @ s
chapel on the southwest corner Of Madison avenue and
That street lamps lighted in Second avenue, between
s smn and u sy e sres .., from
Lexington TO Filth avenue
seyentyninih 10 EshysS street "'s'"' ''
That seyenty.frst street. between Second and Third
That street lamps lighted on the south side of Fifty.
That laaps Ss shtsd avenue east side
Ta be shd m street from
Third avenue % second avenue avenue - -
THAT lamps lighted in sixy.fcrn street, from
Tnat two g9ueyard lamps ne placed in front Of the Cor
sixth street, street, between second and Third avenues.
THAT Fatty siYth street from Frs avenue to avenue A.
That seventy-second street from Madison avenue TO
Firth avenue, be paved with Belgian or trapblock pave
That sixy.,hird street, from the Second avenue to
the East River be paw with Belgian trap block pave
ment
be paved with + Belgian Or ran,blech pavement
nue., be paved Win Belgian or apblock pavement
That seyenivhrst from Third to FIRST avenue, be
That First avenue, from Sixty hrst Ninety-second
river be regulated and graded The curb and gutter
stones set and the sidewalks tagged.
street be regulated and graded the curb aud gutter
stones ones set ana The sidewalks Gaggcd % rer,o
be regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones set
That Eighty second street from First avenue to the
East River se rcgated and GRADED the curb and gutter
That siTtieh street from @ ps, aSenue TO avenue bs
That AT street street lamps lighted in Fourth avenue the
ht NE u On @ i e as a ea doh
T Fiat issh street nom Fah avenue % Manhattan
street be regulated aud sraded the curb and gutter
That l2s street rom First avenue to Third avenue, be
paved with Belgian Or Or trapbl1ck pavement e, RIA, ).
That l2h street from First to Third avenue be paved
That llih street RON fhir Fourth avenue, be paved
That on both sides oi iSst street from Fourth to Fifth
avenue curb and gutter stones be set aud The Sidewalks
Thai ilsth street from avenue to Harlem River, be
zach by the GLOWING s'S Vote ~" y
AfTmativeA assistant AldermSn stacom, oBrisp, Gal
@ o seSsr Ia cSnaGf ana e fS SpnSn o""sSy
AMENDED LAID OVER.
That second from % street TO mare
amended by substituting granite for Belgian or trap
o'"'" '"'" '''A MICHAEL ''t J. NELLY / S CLERK
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
NsACEtIS ER y.

LNGINE AND CAR FOR SALE-A BAXTER ENGINE,
IL ych horse power mounted ina coee car, scltpropcl.
ling suitable Tor stcvedorcs work u he used dunn
my. Apply to JOHN ROACH son, foot Ninth street.
East River.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

L,oR sALE--A NEW scOW AND sPiLE DRIVER.
complete. Apply ut College Point saw Mill, College
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
BILLIARDS.

Ill. and the phelan Collcnder Combination Uash-
IONS manufactured and tor only by the inventor aud
patentec, II. w. CoLLENDER, successor to Phelan .t
loIendcr, 1SS Hloadway. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

GTATIONARY, PORTABLE AND HOSTING ENGINES
- aud Boilers steam Pumps shaiting Plcys, Betting.
No Surtcyant Blower; Machinery bought sold and cx-
changed WILLARD DE BENOlSE, 50 Dey street.
lEANrED-A SECOND HAND HARRISON R0TLER
w OF 80 10 20 horse power Address box lI1 ,ost Office
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

DrLLIARDs-JoHN DEERY CNOw MATCHED FOR
The championship, and . Maurce i,s,, baS iorbalI
DEERY BLACKS billiard parlors, isj sixth avenue,
corner Thirteenth street. Admission free.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

rT'HE OFFICE or SECRETARY. WITH A Liberal.
salary, will he given in established business,
capital OF SsO0D) to be secured by first mortgage bonds
also the Vice Presidency for purchase OF S2O stock at
SIC. Apply 10 GRiGGs, CARLETON CO., 9S Broad
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

DEsK ROOM TO LET.-A FIRST RATE CHANCE
~ for advertising ag MS. Apply the office OF the
EVENING TELEGRAM, No Ann street
The New York herald., 1872-11-01
NESTCHEcSTER COUNTY PROPERT!
For SALE OR TO RENT.

A 7 TARRYTOWN, NEAR THE DEPOT.--TO LET
n with immediate possession, handsomely aud full,
furnished Houses, at nominal rents until May longer
all modern improvements. hot AMI cold wafer bath
furnaces, de- also furnished and shed Houses for
sale, with nice grounds; elegant Residences Farms ANA
Building Sites, full view OF the rivcr good invest.
ments Apply to :. EMBERSON, $50 sixth avenue, near
Thirty-cghih street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-01

no LET-IN EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND
i avenue, TO gentlemen, without board spacious and
handsomely furnished Rooms, connecting il desired
bath gas and CRATE first class and elegantly
furnished family strictly private: home comforts &C.
Address u box 2.69O Post Office
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
the STATE.

A prisoner escaped from the Georgetown
Jail on Sunday last
The Eastern Queen is now running between
Lewes and New York
The freights on the New York boat from
Lewis have this far been small
There will be an excursion from Harrington
to Lewis on the 7th oi August next
Three children have died of dypthera at
MillsbOro within week This disease is quite
prevalent in Sussex county
The Sussex JournA says the anti reeley
Democrats Of that section are rapidly falling
into line and announcing their deter mi ion
to vote for Honest Old Horace"
Greeley CLUB has been organized in
Georgetown. The following are the officers
q. W. Willin, President; VIM. Tam, Vice
President, Dr. e. II. Richards, Treasurer;
David Purnell, Secretary; and Chas Tunnel,
Corresponding Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
Qua NElc MooRs.

Nearly all the wells lu Lewisv lille have failed
kennsst township is infested with sheep kill
ing dogs
A Bucks county farmer imported three Ho.-
stein cattle, few days ago. They are doing
we'll.
A Berks county farmer sprinkled hs potato
plants with ground plaster, and rid them OF the
bug"
jas. Dudenhoffer, OF West Chester had his
h,nt nearly cut of with circular saw OF, Tues.
day last,
The garden Of David ". Crosby Of Lower
Oxford has succeeded in turning out beet IA
inches long ''3E -
In Lancaster county many wells have failed
and the farmers are hauling v ater in barrels
from streams.
The recent rain storms have considerably
damaged the roads in many places throughou,
Chester county.
John Peoples OF Phtenixviil-. had twn of his
fingers mashed one dsv las, week. under trii
hammer in the Iron works
The r. Il b. C. Il. Co., have donated
snftleient quantity of stone I" build The new
PIesbyterian church st Avondal-.
The town council of X emmett Square have
surveyed new site for the water works, 10 ID
located in Jacob Planker,on's meadow, on thu
Red Clay Creek.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Business Notices.

To PFC Nc PARTIES A fine assortment OF
English pickles aud sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
ana romst.,e catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobst-r-, Sar-
dimes, Pckled and Cove Oysters, &c, &c Also
Matthew, * Lstour7 celebrated olive OILS, at
OWMAN'S, the Gtocer's. 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles Mason, Dexter. Valve. Wilcox and other
glass stone ami tin tight Jars and cans cheap,
at BOWMAN'S, the 'itocer's ith and Lombard
l. II Foulk, No. lo9 West Second street, has on
hand d tne assortment Of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced IN ilic, at low
prices, Je. =.
Cheap Coal.-Stoye <5.15, Nut t4..5 per 224O
pounds for cash only, yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feh2l-tf WM }. BK OWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Conm'Lote " iiliam C. Nicholson UsN
died in Philadelphia, hur~iay evening ,,ed -
William NJ Converse, a leading D+moc,,, :.
Crnnsciicn'. died Oh Friday at Norwic .f,.,"
lingering illness. -''' :
Msv"r Hal, Of New York, and Msyor Yn,i
oi leddo, japan, tthe latter being in San E,.,
e'seo, Lave ''tem exchanging t.ls graphic car
tesies.
Al Nias,r, Falls, Friday, 10y and srl
children oi u fisherman, ~-re 10 the river IN =
'rna'l boat, ~hrn h'sh Wind drive il in,a n.
raplds, and they were carried over the fsN..
Dr. Thomss Hin, ".e Of the u4ube,. of,,.
Aysssiz ScItnllfc Expedition to South Amsric,
wrn,- that il ba- not Resulted a. fsvo,shv :,
~as exp ct'-d, owing 10 the inferior m.nns, 1,
Which tie ship wz- furnished. They ernec..a
=" leave on their return 10 San Francisc, JnI,
9th. '
The Democratic Executive Committee y,
the Hid Congress District of Alabama h.
issued a call for a Convention, to mset .,
tirrctan Bradley County. on the 18th of
Ansnst. The Convention will nominate q
| candidate ior Congress for the lid District
and candidate, Tor the state Legislature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Jean Lemonne the Pari-ian journalist, has
written a lie OF Eugene Sue, the novelist, which
contains some curioui dsclo-nrts about the pri-
vate Affairs OF that wonderfully successful writer.
LetnOiune, who va for many wears all intimate
friend of Sue, say that the latter took strange
~ morbid interest in cruel and bloody scenes.
He never failed to be present at an execution in
Paris, and watched with his opera gla7- the face
OF the doomed culprit from the moment lie APP
peared on the sc.iJ!1 10 the bloody end One
day he went to England for the sole purpose Of
witnessing iiogglng scene, and he often regret-
ted that he had never been able to see Russia
knon,ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

FELL FROM WlSDow.-Last night about nine
O'clock, a man named John Ferguson, residing at
No. H. Poplar street, fell from the third story
window aud was instantly killed. He had gone
"ur ia the early evening aud returned shortly be-
tie the accident very much intoxicated His
~ii- accompanied him to the room and began to
persuade him TO retire, but he refused, and took
seat ty the window. Having occasion to e. TO the
stole. she lett hlm for al " minutes DurIng heI
absence II Is supposed that he attempted to rlse
aud er'ia- the room when he staggered and fell OH,
the window. Coroner Woodward held an inquet,
THIS morning and the jury rendered 3 yeIdict lG
accordance with the above facts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
pondence of SeSSrz and Piessen.

New YORK, July Ex-senator Carl Schurz,
in letter to the tribune, says that the letter
quoted in his st. Louis speech, concerning pa
lronage in connection with the San Domingo
business was addressed to him by General
Alfred PleasantOn, late commissioner of in
ternal revenue. ut was written" says Mr..
Schurz, "in reply to note from me, of the
contents of which have a memor andum as
follows: ASK PleaSant0n whether he renem-
hers conversation he had with me concern
ing San Domingo, III which he said that if |
would support the President could have all
the patronage l wanted, ETC., and ask him
whether he was authorized by the President
to do so General Pleasantons letter in re-
ply is quoted III my speech. have since re-
celved from General Pleasanton the following
note:
NEw-YoRK, July 25. ls72-Dsar General, of
course l have no objection to your giving my
name to the public. In explanation Of the fac s.,
as well as Of yourself. desired you should be on
good terms. and that you should understand that
there was no personal feeling in the way OF rea-
sions mutually satisfactory.
Your statement Is correct that the President
wanted your support for his San Domingo
scheme, and that you could have had the patron
age OF the Government for giving It. That was
the distinct Impression the Presidents conv.rsa-
| ton had upon my mind, and communicated it
| 70 YOU at the time. II the President positively
denies having had any such conversation, reg ret
| u, but ! may cohsole myself with the reflection
that this Is the first time that anv statement Of
mine has been questioned, while the President
has had occasion before this to distrust the &C.
| curacy OF his recollectlons
E.r Truly yours. 90.
A. PLEAsoNTot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

The rain storm that visited Philadelphia be.
tween midnight aud daylight, Friday, was very
heavy in the neighborhood OF New Rork, doing
great damage there and in brooklyn and Jersey
City telegram from Chicago announces tina,
heavy rains have prevailed throughout the
Northwest during the past two days, doing con-
siderable damage 10 the::cron~. Cincinnati tele.
grams show that the storm was heavy in Cen.
trail Ohio. At Van Vert, Ohio, house de.
moished and two persons killed and several
others injured,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

man who was told by clergyman to re-
n-mber Lots wife, replied ,dst le had trouble
enough with his own without remembering
'aher mems wives.
The way for young ladies' to avoid chappy
cheeks is for them TO first avoid cheeky ch ais.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

IHE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN TICK
EL;-NEw YORK. July rs. "A World Phifadel.
phia letter says that the Pennsylvania State
central Committee have had IN their posses.
SION for two weeks letter from Gen Hart.
ranft, Withdrawing from the gubernatorial
candidacy, # in the Judgment Of the committee
they think it wise. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
SOCIETIES..
xExrINos THIS kvExISa,

Mechanics Lodge. No 1. IooF. a, Odd fe-
lows Hall. 81 and King
Minqua rnbe, No 5, . r Al. at Red Mems
Hail. AIS Market ST
Jefferson Council. No. 10, OU A NJ, 81 Mechan-
les Hall 2l9 King St.
La Fayette Lodge. No. ?, X Of p. at knights OF
rs thiAs Hall. oil Market st.
Asbury Lodge, o OF q I. a. fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Goldsmith Maid won the race at EXPOSITION
Park, Cincinnati. Friday, the time being PIG,
2.l72 and III. la the first two heats Lucy
was not more than a hall second behind her.
The track was little heavy in consequence Of
rain yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

The new stables at The VIII, u
superior to Robert Borner'-, and ces, sse
sooVVo' And ihe funds for blild;r, H., 10y
a',st'acte'l from the new S,,te Tln.,,,.rs s.rs
without The rh.dow NJ authority and in y; ''
non OF t." Rut then DR.. Grant ,LinI. ,n,.
o' ne Horse department than OF the S,,,. n"
Ptr'meh'' and II IL only natural that he .bo,,i,
rob the latter for the benef, Of the form.. =
iresldeni who knows ncre VI horsr,n.n.A;,,
'han "' '-ta'e@nanshir naturally wan,s = .l,hIs
ghverntuei,i e'e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Cow kiLLEp.-The DIT train for Baltimore
last evening, while passing HedgeviIle, STRUCK
aud Instantly killed COW, which wa- walk ms
along the track.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

SALE or MoSEY.-At the regular mont hly
meeting OF Home Loan association, last even
ing, $1,000 sold at 20 per cent. premium. and
$22UO at l6.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RELtdIous There will be no services in the
Fm,i Presbyterian Church Rev. S. II. Mckown,
PastOr.i to-morrow
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

REWARD OFfERED.-A reward Of 900 has
been offered for the detection of the incendi-
AIRY who applied the match which caused the
great confiagration at Rising sun, Md, on
Tuesday week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
Dyspepsia DESTROYS the Teeth,

Unless its effects are counteracted by that
pure vegetable tome and antiS-ptic SozoDOST
No bodily disease can impair them il this an
tidote to all corrosive elements that act upon
the enamel is regularly applied.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

fkuIT The fruit shipments yesterday amount.
ell 10 fifteen cars to jersey City and five TO Phia
dolphin, Principally peaches.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

AucTIoN-Ugle Miller advertise a sale Of
horse, cars and wagons 10 take place Oh Thurs
day al . O'Clock, L. NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Car SHIPMENT. The Jackson 4 Sharp Co
shipped, this morning by the Wilmington 4
Reading Railroad, two tirst-cla,- passenger cars
to Syracuse. N. Y, ior the Syracuse i Chenang,
Valley Railroad
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

one OF the Saratoga letter. writer's complains
that III" men dress worse than the women at
that fashionable watering place. They have
actually taken to wearing alpaca coats Bad
habits certainly, but exceedingly conf or able
IN hot weather.
Bev. Brown Emerson died Thursday evening
al Salem Mas aged o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Nj Stanley, Of the New Iprk Herald who
has succeeded IN discovering Dr. Livingstone, il
said To be- native OF Deub sh. His mother
keeP- tavern IN -. AaaPh and is very proud
OF her son, but states that his name is not Stanley
but Thomas -pIaIp John Thona- He adopted
the former name before he started on his Afri-
can expedition. Early in life Mr. Stanley en-.
igfated to America, and becoming connecte ed
with the New York Herald, acted a. lis cor
respondent In Aby--nia with the expedition
lie Is said to have paid vsi, 10 his mothe
since his return from Ahyssnia--L Dali,
Sew-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

To CAPE MAY.--The tickets for the excur-
sion TO Cape May are selling At rapid rate. As
4oon as they are disposed Of the friends will be
aprsed of the i,c, 30 that they may not be dis
appointed on the morning OF the 9th, expecting
10 90 aboard wnen the number is sold Though
it might look unkind in the committee to refuse
a passage 10 friends with baskets in hand full
Of the very best that taste could dictate and
hands provide, such will have TO be- il they are
too late securing their tickets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

NOMINATION ELEcTION.-The ReIul,licar
nomination election for candidate iur the office
OF Mayor Is being held this afternoon. The can
didAte> are Captain +, } Dougherty, formerly
Chief Of Police, now Assistant Postmaster, X
1. Fraim, formerly Re- lister Of Wills for thi'
county, VIM. :. haye-, member Of Council ION
th. Fifth Ward, and last hut not the least ex
Alderman Vincent. Each candidate is conf
dent Of success, and the majority for the foru
nate man will not be very large A full yot,
will doubtless be pollsh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

Pic NIc.-A party Of ladie-, in the Western
part oi the city, started for jersey, Yesterday
accompanied by their children, making quite
all excursion party. Arriving at the wharf, they
found the boat had already gone, hut being de-
eEdsie, aud stent the day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

EXCITEMENT.-La,t evening a dog fight
created considerable excitement on the lower
side of second street. between Market and
King. Seeing a small crowd collected to watch
the fray, Others rushed to the spot under the
impression that something serious was occur
ring. The crowd was Increased until nea rly
the whole street was filled. 4 general laugh
was raised when th,. ca,sc OF the commot ION
WAS asceTtalurd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

PEKsoNAL.-John II Publ Esq, has gone
to Point Pleasant, \. }, for few weeks
recreation.
Mr.. Peter Il lIuestrd, member of Council
from the First Ward, and lady, started this
morning, for "a tip. down East They will
soJourn few days with friends in Connecti-
cut, and then visit Boston and Cape Cod,
after whi.fl they will pay flying visit to
Niagara, and return BY way of New York.
Rev John Collins McC abe, ID. D., Rector OF
St AIMS Church IN Middletown, left home
last Tuesday to make visit to his brother,
Rev. James d. McCabe, in Urbana, Frederick
county, Nd, purposing to be gone about ten
days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

SLEEPY Hollow. This is the name OF the
sleamer that Mr.. Smith has chartered to convey
the excursion party up the Hudson River on
Thursday of next week, August l-t 1t is a fine
large boat, fitted up in elegant style with every
accommodation, preiecily reliable and makes
good time. Mr.. Smith has also secured the ser.
vices OF a first rate caterer Of New York and
everything that is ir season will be served up on
the European plan at moderate prices. Tickets
ior his popular excursion can be- procured al
Boughman, Thomas x Co.'S Book Store. Re
member il only takes place one day aud the fare
l. only S3.15 for round trip
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27

POLICE CAsEs.-Dorsey Stevens, col. for
the larceny of 81 90 from Mary NJ. Riley, was
held to bail in the sum Of 800, for appearance
at Court
-Four cases Of drunkenness were disposed of
this morning. Fifty cents aud costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-27
9alntfrs aud 6lasitrs.
JAMES FRANCE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND SHIP PAINTER
PAPER HANG EIs. &c,

No 5I2 kINU STREET.,
Next door below Post Office. Wilmington Del,
Would respectfully inform hi friends and public
generally that he Is now prepared to do all work in
his line such a. House Sign and Ship Painting
Draining. Glazing. Paper Hanging. &c. All worn
lntrusted I" hi-care viii attention
~ Country work sttsnded to.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
NEW YORK HEkALD SATURDAY. JULY g. lS72-TRIPLE SHEET

Chsmberlln's chestnut colt wheatiey, by war
Dance, dam plstsr No. 20 Prior, and zeb. Wards
bay nliy CynthianA, By rpperary, dam By imported
neld sttwo TO one previous to the start He won
the raoe In Cantor, Jury second, Brcnnus third.
wADn HAMPTON
u . noble looking colt, nearly sixteen hands high
OF dark brown color, with white pOstern on his
on hind leg. He 10 nney formed, cOmpactly built,
with great range and easy stride, and although he
had nothing to make him run In this race, we think
that IL will take nrst class colt TO beat him two
miles with lilo lbs. up. Wade Hampton, however,
has plenty Of work before him this summer, and the
public Will have frequent chances OF seeing him
run In better company before the snow falls The
following are the details OF the days doings -
THE FIRST RACE
HURDLE RACE Tor all agos welter weights two
miles; eight hurdles; purse 5000 nrst horse $3.50,
second horse 500, third horse $50.
D. j. bannatyne entered ch. b. Mlesian, by
Mickey Free, dam BY Wagner, years old. 154
Joseph Donahue entered br. b. Blind Tom, by Star
Davis, dam Margarine, years old, 1853 lbs,
R. shea entered br. 9. Astronomer, by Asteroid,
dam Miss Carter, years old, las lbs, Robinson.
John 7. Chamberlin entered br. 8. lmpecunious,
byTpperarY dam Lucy Fowler, years old, l4S
James Thompson entered b. m. Lobella, by Bonnie
Comm q Lawrence entered b. T. Jim Tisdale BY 1
Revenue, dam Louisa Jordan, aged, l65 lbs,
Coffin b Lawrence entered gr. z. Lochinvar, by
diversion, dam Bridget, years old, 16l lbs,
w..
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
THE RACE.


Brennus started away with the lead, Jury sec
ond, Cynthiana third, Wheaty fourth, Wade Hamp.
ton nftn. Going around the turn Cynthiana ran TO
the front, Wheatly second Jury third, Wade Hamp.
ton fourth, Brennus nitn. There was no change OF
place on their journey down the backstretch nor
around the lower turn but as they came up the
homestretch Jury ran to the front and was two
lengths ahead OF Wheatly when they passed the
stand, Cynthiana third, Wade Hampton fourth,
Brennus NTH. Jury then ran rapidly away from the
others, and four lengths In front OF Wheaty as
third, Brennus fourth. Cynthiana fifth. Jury kept
the lead down the backstretch, leading at the half
mile pole two lengthsi Wade hampton second, the
waiting until he got into the homestretch to cut
down Jury All the other colts and tllies were
beaten before they reached the three-quarter p0le
As soon as Wade HAMPTON entered the hOmestretch
he passed Jury, and coming away on strong gal
op, won the heat by twenty lengths. Jury was sec
ond, two lengths In front OF Brennus who was ten
lengths In advance Of Wheatly; Cynthiana fifth
The time was 3:55A.
And thus ended the first summer meeting az Mon
mouth Park.