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9r. Mnhertin1l.

gfr. 10, g III y Il t q ~ 9 traBe,
j ter .Gomeprtia.6aue seaeniiber,
Ife Sdudd5e, nerpole Sranfbeit, Serttlopien, I'M
permosen, ShmerSen i'm 8iiden nn6 ale aasemeine
3ranf5siten su beilen Sur5e eit beebenee2ranfbei<
ten In &asen sebeilt. 8iireanftnnoen: Worsens
BON 8-I2, Nadmittags Don 20 nnb Mbenbs Don
60 llbr; eonnfags BON 9-12 1lbr Wiorsens II. BON
10 lbr Mbcnos. 4rh (Wdr329, t2WtRgD
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0ie befeu 6teinfublsn 5u ben rieorig
Hp,, MreiSett

&obIen BON ber r8altin,orer @ompasnie,S Don Der
rfsuIer<Bofonn @ompasnte,"
idwer unb raid brennenbe 9oblen-6e befen &oblen
auf Dem bleii9en Morfte
80 oerfauien
4arrenIabungs= g. eber Eonnenne ie.
Mudb rQuferrs' Boleuz" nnb Gumberldnher 8oblen.
8. :. Diaes uno ss5amss 0iass, asenten oer
"Saitlmorsr So1eI-A 7. .uHseasx x!lenoaenzs0" 0"p''
Soblenbof: Gde ber Rortbs unn nRaetfrn'
@froae. ".':z .gfOtt.14.1Sjl
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EzH NdHe! N6Ke! easM
,ur Reiie ins Auslano beorst innerbalb "a StunSen
sF-'r s. Hdines
1913 II gde Der 8aItimoreifr. uno B.=D.-apenue.
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81. Sabrgang.
sRe3ial . @oti3elt.
GUGGENUEIMER & WE'LL,
Manufacturing Stationers and Printers,
Rr. f55, sBeffs fsSaltimpreffrafe.

Gsrionen, tpel9e ibr @eibdft perdnbern, sosen,
9eieuidaften uno anbere. iuelde SGrebmnteriaIier
gebrauden tueroen pobl tbu1, menn he bel uns pors
ipreten uuo uniere 8orrdtbe our1ieber.
Seiratbs~, Beiuts> unb @inlaoun9sfarten sraoiri
unb aeorudt. (Iprl20, 12Mte.)
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0faberes iiber Oen @EOO pes Gaat,

Stem Oort, 8. Dtai. = Der 9ampfer
Ocean Queen," an 10. april ans ssplns
paa ab9ciabreu, lit bier eiugetrofRn nuo
brin9t folsenoen 8sri9t iiber ben Sob bes
ealerltaHliAea 6lotten s@apitans GroBmaa.
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Gtmas 0ntes fur &inntr p!
3autenbaB'S

Gbcfclaben> QBnrnt Nldtheit,
als unid,dbi aarantirt; bel alien Droguien 3u ba-
ben Yreis S5 @ts. bic Sha6tel. .Sebrisirt in
Qauteubad,'S beutidet Mpotbefe uno Rineralnoiiers
Depot, 3orooft,@fe Der gntaiu, u. Saratosaftr.
(Ssebr 1918 1 a.W.f1 a4e II,
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81 0me.p u,S o;sI

4euBerer NuSorud Oer@eiits8eili9tsit Der be-
trefienoen Sgnobeu; -ge9enieitige Stdrtnn9
i'm @lauben unS 8efenntnt8; 60rOerun9 Der
@tnigtet in Qebre mo Brari8 uno Seieitigun9
uorfommeHoer St0rung rerieIben; gemein-
idaftli4e Sbattgteit fir Die gemeiramen
3mede. - Qnitrebung elmer Au9ren5uu9 Der
SpnOGen nad) territorialergrenSe, UOrauSge'
ieet, ooB Die Sprad)e Hitt idetoct. = Serei'
niguna aGer lutheriideu SpuOOen 9lmerita'S
5u @lner rebt9Idubt9en ameritaniihz lutbeti
idleu Strdle,
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OtQutunten!!

Oiannnten!!
IoRbare Sdtmuff fahen unb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yated, Bbilippe & Comps
0snjer 4al1enubren (etmas glegantes. J
aut elm ooaes aiortlnent Der befen
iilberplattirten QSaaren bel
Geo. gB. 8Bebb s 60,
f238-F Cd. Der Baltimore un6 2t9btfr.
Sarlor> &ronlen1ter,
Varlor=@ @banosliers,
Yarlor=@ banoeIlers.
OIDIiptbe cts GhanteIierS,
Bibliotbef. ebanbeliers,
Bibliotbets@ @banoeliers.
&tImmsrsg gbante!ierS,
a. @BSimmerz@ banbeliers,
gBsimmers@ @banbeIters.
eAush hurs Cbanb sliers,
SGushur=G Gbunbeliars
Sausfur<& &bGnbelters.
Que Nrtsn @aseinridbtunaen.
a55er= uno @ asrobren uno
Wepnratureu bet
ss- 6. 9. SapifiDu,
Hr. g. Holb=2ibertpifra6e.
fMnriJfQ1 SIR 4. .gfDrn p Qibertbffr.
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Mo6f, cine 9lrbeiterpartei,

9lem< y orf, 2. M!al. - 0as @or1ite
Der ,,@entral. .9trbetterzllniou" bon Nep=gort
uiro aui ben %. Dtai cine National. Gonpeit.
oentiou auslhrei6en, um GaHoiOatea fir ote
GrGiineutidlQit III nonliniren.
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n - Neue Wmfiase feS - >
Miniie'lfen 3eidlnfn>8u9es.
WartoIlier Dc MerolIaXGo o.,

@eiuberger's,
@einberser's
@1ub= unb Gttefel=2Gbe d , en.
Ger aan3e yorratb erer S6ub=Sabrf auf bem 9roz
gen Banterotts= aluttionSzgertuui setauft.
ltmsebcuere @nrtbeile,
ungegeuere Gnrtbeile
bei'm Gaufen pon a.
@tiefelm nnS 1buben!
9tiefeIn une Ghuben! |!
Sebes Yaar sarantirt |!
in
Meinberaer's g1uI> II. StieieqaSen,
Gde Der Gntau= nuS Sdratpgaffrakc,
Gfe fer Gutarp= Mnc 9aratOgaffrake,
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sS1tt ordtuIirt (S,rpeIrN

gtews0 ort, 3. Dtai. - Sine erbebliAe
Menihenmenge periammelte fib beute Nad)z
mittag IN Der Qffce Der nSribins,~ nm @ree1
teg 81 ietner Termination su gratultren. g..
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Baltimore
ikire eSmiaranee Office.

Oiitwea=Gde pom Soutb. unS Ssatertr.,
serft@ertfortw1brsao sesen erluR oberS@ @abens nsurd
8ranbuneli6 iomobI In bet Staot wtetm 2onbe, aae
arten Don @isentbnm, Wobu=, 9asen= unb 1Dooreu>
Sduier, 1an6elssiiter, AterboupIooutte, RobelE,
Sausserdtblhaften i'm Ban besriffene ooer tm8 fen
in 2a6ung beTnolite ssdbr8en3e n. (. 10.
Oas Direttorium beifebt ans fpiSenben Serren:
Wm. o. Sarriion. Wrdtbeut;
Geo. R. B6ers. .. D. &apft,
Dapib g. gDiljon, Z. Robt. Senfins,
SoEab Bennington, g. Worton Sterart,
ssraneis &. Sing, y. j. Hemcoru,
S,urp Carroll, Orpile pornt,
sR, 8. Steuart, W. B. Eonlor,
Wu. 8. Grune, Jsraet &oben,
Geo. {. Sarrion.
QppItfations<a ormulare uno iuettere HcGr:nt 1ber
Bic @eielitaft piro In Der Office, SdoDe:t-G1s oon
Soutb% unb Bateritr., erbeilt, no au aEe9at:riee
foiort erlebst merben. YerF1erunscn nerseu aui
ifaeao cine fsriit anseuommen, weide ocr Applfant
mhniden mag.
15an.1 ,1S,O Hr. Buptmurtb, Sefr.
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Sr. 6. .. Grant,

Rr. 2S, Seorc=xibertpf fir ake, Baltimore,
turirt po1tdntis Gnsbrilitistet, 4nrobrcnefz zgnt>
alabuns, besinnenee S4utnoiudt aur,et5rtisteit,
Bnluit Der stimme, @atatrb uno ale aeioen oes
SaIies, Der eunse, Der SarRmese, ees 1lutes, bsr
SsqrsoSen Ssq P5shssn aroSSsn Ssa.
{ dbspdbs Gusenz unS Obren Sranfbeiteu u. (. 10.
Or. Grant beilt atle u ebel unb TT bel 2as
ooer bel gtadbt ium Beiute BON aronten herett.
f9nuio0 tSFl
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nguangelji4. lutberiiAz Sgnorals Comic
S e. SSpfeitiituiB,

e. g)eFfnntnlK.
Die ySnnobals Gonieren5" beteunt Itd) 5t
Den tanonlIdcn Strften Oe5 2llten uno gieuen
8eitanlcnts, alS @otteS gSort, unO Su Dem
SetenntuiB Der eUangcliih lutberiid)en STRIDE
Don 1850, genannt uGOncOrOia", ais 5n benz
ibri9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-04

VSGWVut$SV OVvFSKNW
AL perjuHeR, Elm rein pe9etabllbes Eripardf, sdn5
lid unifdbii&, iebch ipunoeriam turirenee &i8en
idafter In obeneenannten 2eioeH beHtenb. Btr Stbe
iein ba es Gin SeilmitteI unter bem Hublfun giebt
ueies In wenieer sdllen ieine Ssilnas bepirft ali
RiIler'S DpSpeptin, uno III Der @isentpimer be-
rett, me2n barum eriuht, bic yfamen meprerer nnfe
rer tesporrasen6en Ginmobner ansuseben peIt
ourH ben 0t6rGnh piefer beflbmten Wliytur ibre @e
iunbbeit wteber erbaffrn bobeH. 0t4ige bitter Gdu
maren troniite Dsspepfie pon beg j9liHMffn Err
welde uoa unIeyfn behen 4ersren otne xrfoIs bebaa
bei:, ietod eui& ben VebraAW eiaieer 6lai@en Dps
u. q. &Rtger,
oleiniser GteeatbnmtT
n. ~, Ss0Ordrtff ffrd6e
1dnden 9spsuiasa ~ babfn. tept.26,lS.t&pl y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-04

pie @emeinSeSeputirteu eruanut peroen ioa.
ten, nm fidl nit 9ele9aten Der gltnHeiota'
Bic snnoSe uertagte baraui inter @sbst
bis bsute SOrmitta9. (4. .. vs.
Stus TloriSa.-Oer 0Oaperneur ais
stnaefIaater Dor ben Sbranten
Der Gcfctgebni9' mn. ~
Salla6aiiee, Sloura, 8. Wa'. - SrI
llnterbauie wurOe Der slntra9 geltelt, um Il
ll6r Wlhtags ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
aen ReeO aui,urufsu. gtaf aHna9ne pes
antraas trat mn II llbr bas gbobe gsrltt"
;Riammer. Stid)tcr Gmmons, ais Aoootat
R's., beantragte Die 6reignbe oeS An9etla9,
ten, aui ben @runO bin, oaB Der SeNal l'a
i'm letten CONNER Uerta9t babe, o9ne elIen
4ufid,ub oeS BroseiieS 81 9epagIen, lpu"
tS@ea er }no}ssHmot SI[ e bat Id 3st ans, ani bic,
IAN ,G;p,nouA III ertninPru
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@einberaer's ShuhlGbe,t,
Otfo Oufer & 8rubcr.

Gcfe BON Sutaip= Hno &aratc8afr'
uno
(4pril5, ,sMte, ser. .fO3, Bea.Ssaltimorefsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-04

Dier rGDno0aI Gonfsren8" it leOi9lib eiu be.
ratbeHner &8rper in alen Saden, i'll De(6en
i6r nidt Don idmmtli9eu IL cOnttuirenoen
Gpnooen cine entIbeOenOe 0emalt Uerlieben
iit;-allen bic @elamntheit Der in ihr uertre-
tenen Spuooeu bat iiber bic ltuiHabme tir6z
liher SGrperitaften in ben SerbanO Der Sp.
nooal- GonferenS" 81 eutiheioeu, unO fam
uiO iolde NufHabme npr ourt 3uitinmenoen
SeihluB aQer uerbunbenen Spnooen 9eitez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-04

Die Gouftitution Der y ySpnooal. Gonisreu3"
tritt in Strait, naAoem ie BON idmnltlihen
betreffenoeu SquGoen Ourfb SuttmmeuSen
ScidluR beld!i5t 1T; = and t0nnen aaein
ourdl iOldeu 8ti9luB Serdnounu9cn Der
Contribution @iiltiatsIt mo Srait crlangen;
- Die rSpnooulsGOuiereus" bat N1ad)l, ii.
rem StatnteI iold]e 9tebenbcitmmunQen bel.
sntiigelt, weld)e peOer beu @ouilitutioaen Der
betreffsnben Spnoeen nieberipreder, nod
Saden Der SanoOalcOnpeten5 in ibren &reis
aieben.
&rdies Siedel BON Der Minn.lota.Spnobe
bat am Sdluiie nod Oie Spnooe, inn III gc-
tatteu, oaS &rluden isiRef 5pnooe I'M Alt-
nahale in ben &erbanO Der 9guooalcOufeyeus
nod in Der geltrigeu Sieuug Su Ueriidf1ti+
gen, oa er lpegen Sranfbet genGtbigt ict,
ldon am nddfeu 0torgen abaureiien. Seiue
Sitte purNe ae!pdbrt mo CT pon Der Spuoee
gabeten, Der @eriammllIng eineu tiIr,en leber.
bid iiber Die @eihfbte ielner SnuoOe Su 9e.
ben. @S wurbe oarauf bslbloiieu, oaB ls SIpei
Ssls3ateR Der yllllOuri- SqnUre aus $aaorcG
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RDspfptikfr,
per3tp etfelt ut1t!
Nufmunternbe @unDe fir GudJ
beriihmfe8 s Op8DeDFu

Epspeptifer unb 2eibenbe an 2eberz suno Ntasen
RrlafbeiteH melde pon onbern Nraneieu teine 8eiie
runa er9alten, tinb etngelaben s1.ss. Z. <
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Sir6lde gebre uno Brart8 ! YerbGltniB
Der BreSiger mo @emeinoel Der eiuen SpuoOe
OeS Serbanoe5 5u benen elmer aEoeren; Ser.
bdltuiB be8 ganSen S6rper8 mo einjelner
Gbelle OeSlelben Su ttrd)liden a0rperi6aften
auBerbal6 ieine8 SerbanoeS;- an9elegenbei=
ten GuBeter uno lnnerer, ioluie @migrauteu.
MllFoE = &ranten unO GalIenbnu8sS sSa1e;
-lutberlife Qlteratur in Augemeinen unO
lutberij9sS Srattateu'2Seieu inlouncrbeit; -
Safe Der 9tuSbilOung bon YrcOigern unO
S9ulebrern uno Oer9letfcn.
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Sdblms Der SonSrntion. = gSas
Gd,urs faQte.

DuAs ESSN~f
Cincinnati, 3. Wiai. - gta6oem
man rem eriol9reaen GanOioateu brei be9ei=
iieriepo6s aussebra6t unb aud)Srn. Shur5
hattie bod)lebeu laiien, muroe laut na1 oenl
Senator qeruIen uno oieler ia9te:
,yaitblrger! Oleie GonOent!on bat mid
nit Site iiberbauft uuO i'd babe ibr ipe5iel
fir bic @eDulo Su Oanten, nit pelfer iie
nletne YrdFosutur ertraseE bat, pGhrenO id
mein Yeies periudte, nit @eredti9teit uno
uupartelli1f,it Die Serbanolun9ea oieleS 9rOs
Ben uno laBt uns einseltebent aiemli9 unrubt.
9en S0rpers gu leiteu. (SeMbter.)
gSi babsn lest uuier gSert setlau. unlere
Bhiht wirO es jest ietn, benz Hanoe bic YrIn'
,ipten III erflaren, melt)e mir III uuierer9latt=
iorm nleoer9elegt baben, ,un0 init alien uns 3u
G5ebote liebenoen &rdften fir Die GanDioaien,
we(fe mir nonlinirt habenr bei benz anterttaz
uiI4en Solie au mirfen.
SD babe bereits rpdbrenb bieier @onuention
10 piel gelprod)en unb iperDe i'm 0aufe Der
Gampaane nod piel mebr ipre9eu miiiisu,
paB Sie mid gewiB entl9ulOigeH ruerOsn,
menn id) meine 9teoe in perielbeu g4eile
ld,leHe, rpie i'd meille erlte 9eeOe ldloB, In
benz i'd ben antras auf SertaguHs Hnter>
iiiee."
Sie Convention nertaste iif sine die.
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a)0ie@lieoer Der y ySpnOoal s@onrrelt5":: -fe
finS tbeil5 itimmfdbtge, tbeilS uug beratbenOe
@rlere iiu0 ole bon oeu betreffenoeu SDnooen
oa 3u Oelegirten Breoiger uuO @eTeiuOepepu-
tirten, 2eeterc aae 9luueeHpeu, pel9e entpe'
Der itebeuoe @lieSer Der betreiienOen Sguooe
iinb o0er bod in Sell nddli 3uUOr ab9ebaltes
nen SpnoOaUariammtungen ais @smeinOe=
Oeputirte iunsrten. SOrldufi3 1T jeOe betrei,
isnOe SpnOOe, rueldle ud)t5ig OOer inter ad)tSig
;ablt, iiulmberchtigt; ie ulersi9 itimmfdbige
SIieper iiber adtsis perlei9en Oas &edtS spsi
ipeitere Sertreter Sl rudblen; ebealo isoer
gruAtbeil bon uierSig, ierod thinner Brcot-
ger nnO 0eputirte III sleld)er QnSabl.
b 3eit Der AbbalHn9 - a4ldbrlid i'm
Sui.
c) g,amte oeS S5rpr8 fir Elm 9abr aus
o:n SbeOlo9en gepabltsr Sorheer unO ein
Sdlreiber, lowie S9asmeIiter unO je einStea.
o.: treter.
d Stean9s5eit : bodfteus ie9S Gage.
q Spuffitutinu
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ieiucn bon NepzDort bierhergeifidteu. ae-
ifuGen Yarteifuedlteu gii6ts iuilien. Wtau
iprid)t bier gGl5 ofien bon Der MGgltdfeit,
OaB am @nbe cine oemofratiidle Gonucntiou,
obne iel6f cine Nominatiou ;u MAIDEN, 0a.
uis Der llnterifiieuug Der Oimofratie empfeh-
len msroe. YOr bier Sabren opferten Die
Stem =Dorfer BoItifer Sie Sutereiieu Der De.
mofratie, inOem tie @6aie fallen leBeu, beute
ueriufen ite oaiiel6e, inOem iie uns ben total
unprattiiden greeiep nit uu' ieiuen SSmen
aufhalieu. K.
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nat surface, In contrast to the surrounding broken
boulderA. This proves it TO have been inhabited
long ago. Governor Langf0rd estimates fifty years
as the shortest possible period In which such
mass OF detritus could be made. II may have been
hundreds, and long before the pale face" even
looked upon these granite giants The only known
attempt previously made to ascend the Tetons was
iaied, although provided with rope ladders and
other means or assistance; so Mr.. Stevenson can
undoubtedly claim to have first stood on this, ono
OF the highest peaks OF the Rocky Mountain range.
HIS aneroid barometer read 1927 showing
A HEIGHT OF ABOUT THIRTEEN THOUSAND FRET,
trian9ulatton result Of Ii, 400 which, allowing for
the effect OF the rare atmosphere on the aneroid,
is probably the more reliable height There were
curious things noticed during the ascent In the
morning numbers of grasshOppers were seen frozen
apparently TO death on the snow, while the warm
sun OF midday resurrected them from their cold
sleep, causing them to jump In q lively manner.
and undauntingly attacked US during our progress.
Professor Bradley reports the entire peaks to DO
composed OF granite rock with OF trap cross
ing the sections. The foot hills composed Of the
detritus from the peaks and OF tertiary formations.
OUrCROPPINGS OF THE QUEBEC GROUP
were noticed during the ascent Some hity species
OF Arctic dora were collected on the mountain sides
climate even during the Summer. Indeed, the
force OF the wind was so great at times that the party
sought shelter behind ellis, and several returned
Dareheaded. Camp was reached long after night
fall, all descending in safety, but weary In the ex-
tremc; and so ended one OF the most successful and
important days OF our explorations. entrust this
to the hands OF passing trapper to mall when
reaching u civilized post, not knowing when, II
ever 1t may reach You, let sc1ing the hrst means
Oh informing the HERALD o. this achievement.
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HERALD THURSDAY 872TRIPLE

taxed on 70 the northwest end O Nyassa and then @
some 5000 feet higher than the rest OF the lake.
We shall probably hear that the author Of this feat In
reticsI dscoSsrsr me Nile Mymperect
ones nom the Obseryatory Thus 0clungo Alto,
d n Angola was h.sd ~ seven sets q lunar
between bet the moon and stars, and probably q
IW attitudes Of and stars in ALL made risk of and
sometimes actually suffering from African fever Six sets
showed from ono TO three minutes each side Of long
minutes TO The The thrown aside aud
seventh adopted, because Portuguese said that he
thought that spot might be about midway betwctn Am
6aca ana the sea- Ambaca he had never seem and the
not making the spot perceptbly the Imaginary
idways and no one had observed these before
In our day will observe them again Other freaks and
gentle were @ ana 20 my
grafton my positions have suffered probably unknown
70 the council but that Is all the more why
should adhere 10 my resolution to be the guardian of my
fS M an pubcatlon regret this because
might lead to the entire loss OF the discOveries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
. NEWARK's NEW POLICE DEPARTURE

Tie police force OF Newark was yesterday devided
into two sections-one, the largest to remain at
the old headquarters and the other TO take posses
sion OF the uptown station, which is at last ready
for use The new precinct Is named the Second, and
will be in charge OF Captain Dwyer and a force of
about forty men. The new station Is in the ArmOry
building in Orongc street, and the public demand
for Its establishment found expression several
years ago In the HERALD, rs also the urgency OF
providing the city with a suitable armOry. Tho
police are happy over the new precinct 40 1t relieves
the crush at headquarters. 800
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q,
L. s. Sammis' 8. g. No Name. .........3 Q I
j. H. Phillips b. IN. Fanny Osborne. Q
Oweners b. m. Lady Annie. ......... 1 3 8
ID, b. GOl's blk. e. Mate. ......... DIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12

PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, Sept 10 and IL
Purse S125 for horses that have never beaten 1885
rniIa hnata hest three in five harness..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.


Tho Unfinished Vrot of Tuesday Decl-
ded-W. Fl. Ripley tsae Winner.
The trotting race commenced ON Tuesday after.
noon between w. H. Ripley, Lady Shotwell, Eve
line and Norwood was concluded yesterday by Rip
ley winning the sixth heat, Evpine having won the
fifth. 1t will be remembered that Lady Sh0twelI
won the first two heats of the race and W. II. Rip
ley the third and fourth, when darkness came on
and the trot had to be postponed until yesterday
afternoon. People began to muster at the Prospect
Park Fair Grounds after noon, and at the hour
named for the contest to be resumed oil who had
money on the race were in attendance. The pool
seller sold few more pools on the event, with the
stallion the fav0rte at two to one over the field.
w. H. Ripley won the race, but not until Evelino
had won a heat. II Lady ShOtwell trOtted her best
yesterday she Is not mare for a campaign. But il
looked very much like as II her driver chad seen q
man. during the night, as little or no effort was
made to win. The following are the details Of tho
two heats that were trotted yesterday. with q fun
summary of the race:-
THE POSTPONED RACE OF TUESDAY.
FtJrh Heat.-Ripley had the best OF the sendoh.
Shotwell second, Norwood third, Evene fourth,
the latter having broken up as the word was given.
Norwood went to the front around the turn, Rip
ley breaking up. At the quarter pole, which was
passed in forty seconds, Norwood led two lengths,
Evene second three lengths in advance OF Lady
Shotwell, who was six lengths ahead OF Ripley, the
latter having broken badly again. There was no
change OF position for two hundred yards; but then
Evene went to the front and led one length at the
hafmile pole in l:191s, Lady Shotwell second, one
length ahead of Norwood, who. was four lengths
in front of Ripley. Lady shotwell and Evene trot-
ted head and head to the three-quarter pole, and
they came yOked into the homestretch. but then
Lady Shotwell broke up. and Eyellne came on and
won the heat by length, Ripley second. half
length in front OF Lady Sh0twel, who was four
lengths ahead Of Norwood. Time Of the heat 2 :s7.
State Heat-The start was good one: Going
around the upper turn, Evene went to the front,
Ripley second, Lady Shotwell third: Ripley and
Evene then collided without injury to either. and
they trotted head and head to the quarter pole, In
thirty;nino and quarter seconds. On the back
stretch Eveline drew away from Ripley and led one
length to the halfme pole, in 1:l7M. Lady Shot
well one length behind. Lady sho.well then broke
up and that was the last OF her in the race. Going
down the lower stretch Evelne and her sire, RIP
ley, side and side, and they passed the three
quarter pole yoked. Coming up the homestretch
Eveline broke up, and Ripley came home winner
by half a length, making the heat in 2:35A.
The following lisa
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS. Sept. 10 and IL
Purse $685. for horses that have never beaten 36;
milo heats best three in five, in harness.
j. II. Phillips blk. 8. w. H. Ripley. l l
II T. Eck,S q. m. LADY ShOtWell... 1 1 q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
TR0TTINa AT HALLS DRIVING PARK.

Four trottlng races came or yesterday after.
noon at the above track and everything passed OF
harmoniously. We give the summaries Of the
races only, not having space for detas:-
HALLS DRIVING PARK, Sept 11.-Purse $3.50, for
horses that never beat 2:a5 mile heats best three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
rRoTTINc AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The trotting event OF yesterday at fleetwood
was for horses that had never beaten 1850, and al
though the purse offered was small one 1t was so
divided as to give second and third money, which
ways gratifying to drivers and owners There
Is az entries for this rece six coming to the
WIZ seSen w. (. Weeks gray gelding Tom
soolo, 'neso p',.e - 'svrel mare Fanny, A. O.
Wonder, John Murphy's 81. .,o Harry sho,1or,.
whltson's bay mare Lady ia .srner;s Chestnut
brown mare Datfodil Henry u. " mare Craav
mare Saratoga and Peter Manee's gr. sortunateiy
Jane. Saratoga was the iavoite but UNI. heat
for her hackers she was distanced the frs. '~ht
Tom Wonder proved the victor In three stra,,
heats. The following Is
Summary.
FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRISANIA, Z. T., Sept II,
1SI2.-Purse $780, for horses that dever beat $3.50;
mile heats, best three in lve to harness-S6O TO
nrst, $50 to second and $40 to the third horse.
w: y. weeks entered gr. g. Tom WONDER. I
Jonn Murphy entered 8. m. Fanny. ......... D
\. =. Whitson entered b. m. Lady Jane....
Harry sheldon entered br. m. Daffedil...... dis.
Peter Nance entered gr. M Crazy Jane... dis.
Henry Gamer entered CHI m. Saratoga...... dis.
John Rogers entered gr. q. Gray Eage..... or.
TIME
Quarter Hail. Mile.
First heat. AZ III 2B
second heat ............. az l:Z2 Z:p
Illfu neat................ I'll i'S@ Eau
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Cincinnati Market.

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