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moro prusonoo Of frozen dew that ia Of gtoatcr
bonodt than tho eongo1ation Of any fluid can.
not believe that 1t is hocauae Of the deposition Of
frostt but bocnso Of tho atmospheric ohangcs os.
sontial to itB formation. Tho oquiyn-
lonts Of oxygen, hydrogen. and nitrogen, IN
proportions to form puro air, aro phyao o-ollemi-
ca!ly tntf rfored with through tho prouoBs Of do
Guy of vegetable products. Tlis chango Of ut
nlosphoro {According to my viosB). together
with tho fact tint tioso pcraons suffering with
this form of diseaHe arc conBtitutfonally Hub-
jectod to more rnpid physo-ohemical changes Of
tho body than arc thoao Of any other tompora-
mont. Eithor does impovorish tic quality or
losson tho quantity Of sono elementary oon-
attuont Of the body, tho effect Of which Ia to
impnge upon tie normal action Of tho lymphatio
ByHtom.
potsonB of other tomporamenta arc froo from
attacks OF " Ry-Fevor" because Of those cou-
stitutionRl differences; tho chnngoa within their
bodies arc moro slow. That tho disease ia moro
formidable eaoh yoar-in fact, moro 1ggEaveting
to oaoh person suffering thorowith-in because
OF tho incronaing amount Of vegetable oulttva-
tion and subsequent necessary decay.
Accepting this theory, wo readily porcoivo why
tho medical profession haye accomplished 30 lit
tlo in tho way Of treatment; aud 1t is Bafo to
say that no local treatment, OF whatsoever na-
ture, will DO OF amy boneat, excepting as an oo-
casional palliative moaBnro; and Tint radical
treatment must be absolutely constitutional
ono. Yours respectfully,
DR. T. D. WILLIAMS.
CHICAGO, Oct, 49, 1873,
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!" RkY.FEVER."


To tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
B1n Tie several communications pub
1is4ed by you regarding this malady
"nay-Fover," seom to imply that tho medical
profession are either indifferent to the suffer-
ings Of those afflicted, or that they arc un-
pardonably negligent in finding romedy which
shall prove radical cure FOR tho disease
The probabilities arc, IN sither case, that these
suffering correspondents propose tho wAkingr
up" Of the meelca1 fraternity to this subject,
and driving them, If necessary, to tho point
whe1o they will devise md procure them relief,
Tie phenomenon Of "1ay Fever" differs
from that Of influenza, catarrhal inflammation,
&C., only in it's perlodieity and severity. Thcao
liagnoBtic OF characteristic dilToroutiala dopord
for their individuality upon tho constitutional
peoulari.ieB ot tho pationt; ana, If this be
truo, would inquire in what mauhor do
infusoria effect or cause tho disaaso2 Pro-
cisely In tue samo maunor aa docs tt oder OF 9
roso, vorbona perfumory Of various kinds, or
tho dust Of q railway.train, n,-all Of which are but
}nnprp excltanth to the oliactory nerves. From
IT, i a; apreEsnE usF / sse se: II POI
induce tls 'e the attendiaSg phenomSSiss 81
tho disorder; and, Furthermore, the simple fact
Shsp iptusoria, vibriones otc. are free oonhtit..
to ss Sustain tic thsoFy 81 tkois being tho eaHso
thorcof especially il We consider that, ID destroy
tlicee germs, it only requires al 1nhntosiual
Gluiitity OF oarlolIc eoid. II this theory IL tho
eorreot one. sad carbolio aoll doGB 1o wllat we
olam tint it docs, tho callBo boing remoypd tho
patient should ha restored lan}e ealately TO Aoalfh
but orboo se Or oqsa eaer fntepo so
effect removal Of tho diaorlor.
Again; 1t any form. Of gerln.llfo Ind TO do with
tho ss..use Of thls disorder. why docs 1t not de-
yeiop its pleasing snaoullHrlties upon other Nom:
pfknaa than those belonging t" theeo people Of
'Qne FecAll4r temperament 2 WlereIn uous .Nese =.
apnoar to b. lily substantial rcason for thor
prosouce In tho air, ,a,1d suhH6qiie4t lApapItion
upon the mucous membranes Ut these few, to
tho exclusion OF many others wloso mucous
1Anmbranos most aBHu. odlY do not differ In any
respeqt FROM ttAose feyorod with the presence of
Another point to consider 10. that nature pro-
vides the only cure known for the malady, nanlA.
ly: frost, the appearance of which H olntmed to
IS instantaneous In ith reliof. A few patients
Lave tntimetad that llo molus opora,,1l OF this
was in freezing tho gortns out" Still another
manor OF roiaf III to sock chal,ge Of climate -
trip to Meckinaw. There not being any grent
amount OF vegetation thoro, eerms are not sup
enjoys cessatlou Of hostilitloH until tho frost
appearH, WHOM 10 can Hafely return home, Frost
is not essential for tho oomfort Of % patient at
llackinRw, but, during the period Of INFECTION,
at hoae. It Is. Why3 What IL shoro IN tue
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THE REV. NARAYAN SHESAADRI,

Tho Rev. Narayan shesladri, Of Bombay,
India, whose addresses before tho Evangelical
Alliance have constituted such an attraction, .and
who is to speak this evening ut tho. First prca-
byter!an Church, deserves to ba ranked among
Ohicagoa most Interesting visitors. 'Ho is q
native Hindoo, q Mahratta Brnhmin, and there.
foro of the highest ;caato Having beuome con-
WINGED OF tho truth Of CAtnt1ahity, about thirty
yoars iago, 10 boldly avowod hla conversion, al
though Tint step was ll4a pferilee by him Of
evory earthly prospect. 1Io was baptized III 1s4g,
aud BOON, after begun to proaoh the Gospel
openly among bis couutrymen in Bombay.
For many years past he has Ind uuilor his care
an extensive mission fold OF many hundred
miles, embracing tho citips D? Indapur antl Jal-
Va, md many smaller towns. Tie was at first
pppoaed by all tho nativo arthotitlos and ovory
effort made to eionce linn aud eecnro his banlsh.
1nent. Quder English Law, howpyor, thia Ys9g Of
course impossible, At length hig own character
aud requirements, aud pyIdont charity aud usp-
tulness, not only conquered this opposition, but
won for him ,,nlyereal cetconl and influence. In
addition to his religious 1alors, lo haH lceturod
IN a'' T" "assas upon solontltlo subject haylng
procured philosuph!ca. 't'sn e.| iS'S III.
tor t.et purpose. 1Ie has projected ,4s.' ''1'
laRe for hs pnuror e9untrymou, and obtained
FROM ono Of tho nativo l'rinoe8 grant of laud
for ..that object, which shall 10 fet4t srso tor
twonty-lve, years.. His wife, also one Of the
fruits OF the bombay mission, q, nost aeyotoa
Qhrsti!an woman, hns always rondored him most
valuable assistance. She. has proved herself
competent to auperviae successfully Turning op-
orations upon a1l extended poale, ana her praeti~
cal ability haa thus boen Of the greateat aerylco
when, an in ti1nea OF war, tlloir largo mlsHlon
haH hoen dependent upon the indefatigablo o1or-
tionB Of Mr. Hhoal,adri aud his noble wife. Great
auccesb has attended, lts lahors among his cou"-
trymon for ii,any yeprb, " -
Mr. shcshRdrt was invited to Wait Scotland
last spring, and to DO proaont also at the meet-
lug OF tho Evangelical Alliance at New York.
Al these meotlpgs, aa might bs expected, he has
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THE INEBRIATE HOSPITAL.

A Quarter OF Il YEARS. Doings at the
VVnSlAingtOnian HnOlMe--Thc ClAss Of
Men who Go There, mud Whtlt kKc-
cunles Of Thonl,
Tic Board Of Directors Of the Washingtonian
Homo, corner Of Madison and Southwestern avo-
uuo, held their quarterly meeting last evening,
Mr.. A. D. Uagor, Superintendent OF the insti-
tuition, submitted his second quarterly report,
from which it appears that from April to
Oct. l, 103 men wero admitted. OF these, 49
were admitted after July /. Tho Oldest porson
was G3 years; the youngest, 81 years OF age
tho average age boing 400 years. The natiyity
Of the patients Is as follows: England, II /;
Ireland, II; Scotland, s; Wales, Il franco, 1 ;
Germany, !; Sweden, j; Canada. a; and
G4 natiyos. The trades aud professions
represented arc % follows: Statesmen,
II; clerks, II; bookkeopera, 81; mnchiniBts, 8;
plumbers, Q; trank-makors, 8; contractors, 8 ;
MERCHANTS, commission merchants, 2; law
yers, q; fur dealers, q; tinkers, 2; saloon-
koepers, Q; grocors, a; Journalists, a; and one
each of the following: ahrt-cuter, artist, stair
Luildory, cutter, type;dresHer, butcher, spccula-
tor, frnit-raiadr, potion buyer, pork-pncker,
clplm agent, hardware dealer, druggist, aour
inspector, manufacturer, tragedIan, co}lcotoy
nouldor, cabinet.maker, teacAor, printer, can
fABdtpr agent. euitort anu I1mbor DEALER,
Ffv 80 % Ss aaoyo ost PatonS wSro in tho In
not known to laAvo drank Bihoo being aGlnittol
to tho institution. OF the twenty TINT Ind
drank, soyon aro now sober men, with a falr
p!Het1 ot yct reReha IN liz pbint from wllch thoy must
atart IN order to I've . life Of HohriGty,
Tho number OF patlenta ut tho Institution At
any QUO tisle, has varied from u TO ,-4avcraG-
luz about 10. In addition to the regular pa,
tsonts they lad 6lyen shcltcr to many poor
Tho time spent at the Homo by patients Yarlea
from !. fsY 1ays to several ,nonths-the average
lime siifos April having boen aboE! aye wcokH:
Hinco tsloir laat:,seppaG ,1l9Y hayo continued
fitting up hnd repalring tll6 HONS, which is now
In d aute comfortable condition. 'Tlio paisido
has been painted, now a!doNalk laid tho waBt-
of4 yirg and front porch newly. ,1tlderpinned,
and hb9eral etker minor improvements mado III
and around tiib 1lal,sGt ;. =.
. Tho phyaclan'a report for the q,l4rtss ending
bcpt: 90. 1879, te % follows Admitted t6ltdapi:
County Poor .Hou9e, ; sent to Alexian Hospl.
tai, ! sent to relatIona, 2; doing well and at
work ln g9qA position, 40; doing woll and III
search Of altiatlmns, d; Icubtful, z; drinking,
+ =; unknown, 4; making afotAlolyl,
Tho Troasuror reported III follows, Neceipta
From board OF inmates, sDlD.82; from City
Of Chicago, 81, ,839.o0 for interest on loans,
sirnsss ets ns a%3u1t rs ashsssgsd for b9asd
Amount uncollccted, s7Bb.92; balnnoe ID troab.
ury, S84t.43i outstanding bills, none.
Tho report Of tho Executive Committee con-
taineu nothing Of Importance, except the
recommendation to tell tha p.oabnt property
aud erect neT1a Oh q EaEo desirable site.
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III, aaa, $40, tor |tht appointment of Commits.
sioners, woro diamlBsou,

~, a21, S4J, tor the appointments OF Uomn1ia1
s!0n0Is' were ,,,n a;smlsse4, nnneqs ~ na,rr /
=. William Korr William Warner. md Robert 7.
Wallace commenced a SUIT by attachment
against J. +. Merchant for %, 70o:36 duo o1,
note and for goods sold on n fraudulent repro
eeIltatton enl s by Merchant that he waH worth
Ihootioro Nehbu,rll, instituted suit in ns-
sumpsit ngainst Charles Chou, Valentino Klst-
ncr, aud Herman Esohenberg, for e5,000,
:, ln Tho matter Of tho petition OF q portion Of
tho residents to bo disconnected, d motion waB
natlo to dBlniBs as to tho Town Of Lake Ylhw
and Joseph Moolton for want Of Jurisdiction.
Tho oaBeB OF Daniel D. OakoH md othoEa
against Lyman L. and Charlos Curtis woro a,tb-
mtttcd to Court and judgment ronderod for
platntlif IN one ease for 97,811.20, and in tho
other for ESQ, 8,75O83.
Plat, Thorn & Maynard commenced q suit
by attachment againat tho Konosha Hardware
Company for 1,490.84.
a judgment was entered In favor OF tho Mid
dlobury Woolon MillA against Haskell, before
Judge Tree, for 90, ,12B.
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formed contra1 figure. No nuch representative
of uindoo Christianity. no such representative
Of tho fruits of Chrlstinn m1BsionH In Iudla has
eyor been Hoen among uH.
Ho speaks English faulttcssy, and Ia markod
everywhere by most rof]ned mnnner. ulH ,ln-
tive costume, which he conttt,iob to wear upon
which lo is regarded. Tho mooting tonight
viii afford to tho Christian pooplo OF Chicago an
opportunity OF lenrn,ug Of tho position Of Chris.
tfauity In India from ono Of her own SONS, and
ono Of raro education nud oloquenco.
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claims to be ontitol to Ills onrniuga About
month ago, Ovurrocser md james AlcNleholas
conspire1 together to dofrand complainant
out Of l'is 4haro-one-tlii liid-nnd hia soma
rockor Inns collected about $4,000, out
Of $4,000, tho whole. amount, niid rcfusoa to
Hharo with complainant, ylo. therefore, ahltp ati
Rcconnt, and TINT tho uity OF ChtonEo may DO
The Injunction Tas granted, Under bond Of
9l,0o0, by Judge Wllliams'
ANOTHER oAspY-a1AN IN TROUBLE,
James e. Tyler, 3. v. Phillips, mud jacob
Wcil iavo filed bill tn chancory, IN tho Circuit
Court. nEainst 7. L.. Clarity, emily man,lfac.
tnror. COMMITMENTS state that dofo,,slant leased
tho hrst iloor anu Iaaomont Of No. LOG VanDuren
atIoet; Oh tlo corner of glark from them, from
ya'y a lSiS 70 May l. as7s on The condition TINT
t5o 5u!ldia whie il ia now low i * 1s per- cont
iMo a aaot1o!ndant, 1! contrary to tho lease, which
allowed Linn TO sell confectionery Wholesale md
fetall has takon u0wn some doors, and torn up q
IalIs5lnB the rato OF Insurance. not oaly on the
building, bl!t on tho property Of tho tenants
snoreia, anu nlaklng y dlionle 20 fesaln them or
procure ew oos. Uonrlatnnnta sheroioro nsk
sucn operations, when a Was granted On nlang o
bohd III tho sum of s'l,0oo.
LINCOLN rA1eK IN COURT.
Dc1den T. Culver, sanauol N. Nlckoraon, Will
Il. Hale as Commissioners Of Lincoln Park,
complain Of Julian 8. Rumsoy, Treasurer and
County Collector, for that, whoroap thoy tho
complainants purchased in May, 1872, Of J. Y.
Iarwoll, fractional Sections 81, 40, II, for $780,
00O. containing about "a acros taking 1t in trust
to bo hold as public grounds i; by such purchase
for public ,lHe tho promises became oxompt from
taxcs., Attor such purchase tho land was az
Collector on suoh adnossment adyortiaca to sell,
Tho Commissioners, therefore, ask mn injunction
to restrain him, Which WINS allowed BY Judge
Farwell. on d bond Of 81, 400.
rNJuSor1oN AoA1Esr FoREc1osunr.
rhomon nj. jordan flloi yolumnot,a hill In
tho Circuit Court, late Saturday night, against
Catherine l.. Dodpo. runri]jan Of tho nsteto nf
J. q. Dodge hor husband, who il insane; An-
drew a. Brown A. J. Ayerfll T. l. McKinnnn
John ", Marsh. and John d. Dodge. Com,
plninant alleges that in 1879 ho purchased about
six aoros in the north u Of tho south 4 Of tho
ii rovinr In onoh nhn,,t s1p Gnin on1 r;,r;,,n,
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ODD Fellowship

NASHVILLE, OCT. 2o.-rho Grand Eneamp-
maht RI Odd Follows met loro to-day, with 2
g. T. viii sssemSle In It'll this 1 oity on Wednesday,
morning.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

schr Mary cark. Perry, Rockland for New York, with
= schr William Brown, Golden, Providence for New
sshr sshr Loon Rafferty, Cape Ann for New york
sehr Hannah Brown, sackett Providence for New
sehr Brave, Foss Portland for New York. with lumber
to- S HssmssiIne Ham yssse, 70 Leu Co NJ. v,,.
sehr Mary Emma. NieSS!s Sorthport fer New York
sclr schr Helen sesrl Proyidence for New York
v sehr @ @SsSTse Brsinsrd Crockett ROckand for New
ssSr sh q lTSasns.on. Sod Spring for New York:
rrsS gr se% YORK. Sr
schr Augusta. Lawrence, Salem tor New York
V sehr Chas L lowering Hathaway, Providence iOr New
with lumber % Wilson Godfrey " ''. ~. -
sasss sa
Schr F rh sheridan, Murphy Taunton for New York.
as for New New York
schr l. 8 Barnes, Coleman, Rockport for New York,
:, sehr Fair Wind, bowman Woods Hole, Mass for New
vssa schr General Sheridan Steward, Piymouttor New
schr ii Potter, Potter s Hartford % for New YORK
v sShr it Richard hard Morre dedney Green~ich for New
Steamer Albaross Davis Fal River for new York. with
steamer Electra, Mott Providence tor New YORK, with
steamer Thetis Gale Providence for New York. with
''''' anu '"'''"Ae' BOUND EAST.
Steamship Bolivar, Lawson. New York for New Lon.
Brig Florence May tBr Cochrane New York for St
John, NIB.
Brig Florence tBr), Munroe, New York for Port Gale
donia, CB.
schr Vim Young, Young, New YORK for Portchester.
Schr Memento, Weeks, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr L Hatch Fitch New York for Boston.
Schr Commerce. Troy New York for ROckand
Schr Elm City, Kelly, New York for Providence
Schr Charles Northam, Hubbard, New York for Bos
ton
schr Garland, Lindsey, New York for Orient
Schr Gamma Brown New York for Salem.
Schr Henry Clay. C0nkn, Haverstraw tor Providence.
Schr Rice, NickersOn, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr Belle, Simpson, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Harp, Wyman Port johnson for Salem.
schr George Kane Peterson, Haversxaw for Provi-
dence.
schr sallie Chartre Trefethen. New York for Taun
ton
schr A Baker, Whalley, Amboy for New Haven
Schr Hunter. Green, Ezabethport for Providence.
Schr j GOodspeed, Gorham, New York for Somerset
Schr Floreo Hale, New York for Salem.
Schr Rankin, Hail. New York tor Salem.
schr l. VandervoOrt Kelly, Port johnson for Provi
dence.
schr J L Leach Johnson Georgetown, DC, for Alyn's
Point
schr Henry Castoff Dupont New York for Edgartown
Schr Success Richards New York for Providence.
Schr Alleghania New York for Boston.
Schr r Dean, Macomber, New York for Fall River.
Schr Franklin, Vail, New York for New Haven.
Schr Herbert Manton CrOwel, Port johnson for PrOv
dence.
schr Ancona (Br).
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 6, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Manhattan Br), Price, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Lord Give (Br, Urquhart Liverpool-snow
Burgess
Steamship Virginia tBr), sadler GlasgowAustn, Bald
win Co.
Steamship New York (Ger Klugkis Bremen via South
Steamship City OF Dallas, Boger, New Orleans-C II
Mallory Il Co.. -
Steamship, South Carolina Beckett Charleston-J W
Quntard & Co.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC-Loril-
lard Steamship Co.
Ship Crusader Br), jenkins, Liverpool-snow Bur
CESS.
Ship Sovereign of the Sea. johnson, San Francisco
Sutton h Co.
Bark l. G Biglow (BD, Raymond, Dubin--Bovd 4
Hincken.
BARK salus (Bp, Poland Penarth Roads-McMurray 4
Dammarell.
Brig Helen Rowley, Davis, Lisbon--A Abbott
Brig Marie (Dutch) HANSEN, st Martins, &c-H Vata
BILE n Son.
Brig Ese'le (Br), Hill Cienfuegos-M Houghton.
Brig Gaselle, Small, La Rochelle-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Bessie tBr), Hackcu, Sydney, CB-Jas Ward h
Co.
Brig Ada Hail CBr). Johnston, Halifax, Ns-D R De
" Wolf n Co. ~
Brig Pedro, Bahrs, Jacksonvie-John Zittlosen.
Schr Gertrude (Br). Kelly, Nassau NP-Joseph Eneas
Schr Carrie Bunnel, Rukham, Baracoa-E Puig h Co.
Schr l. Compton Rogers, Norfolk, Va-Isaac r Sta
Piles.
schr G N Rogers Cubberly 3altmore-w Chalmers.
Schr Elm City, Kelly, Hnrwich-Ferguson Wood.
Steamer Vncland, Bowen, Baltimore.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
PIGEON SHOOTING.

National Championship sweepstnkes for
the Lorillard Badge-Six Contesta nts-
Postp0nement ON Account OF Darkness
Each shoots ut Twenty-eight Birds
Brown and Hudson Ahead.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August Q, 1873.
The National Championship Pigeon Shooting
sweepstakes for the first acquisition OF
the magnificent national champion badge,
presented by Mr.. Louis L. Lorillard, Of
New York, was commenced to-day at Glen
Mitchell, but not finished. The rules under
which this badge shall be shot for are such that as
often as once in three months the holder can be
challenged, and the stakes are to be $500 a
side. All the matches for the badge are
to be shot according to the English rules
which have been slightly modified, at fifty birds
each, from five traps placed five yards apart
thirty yards rise and eighty yards boundary Both
barrels are allowed to be used and the amount OF
shot must not exceed one ounce and quarter.
These are the general conditions for the champion
ship matches; but to make the first contest for
the badge, an event Of more than usual interest
arranged by the donor, the conditions being 500
entrance, play or pay, half OF which is to De
aooea & 10 tne Paage ana t1e otaer thS man .U e0
and the trophy the subscribers were to shoot at
forty birds each, under the rules, save that the
birds were to be furnished on the usual terms for
the shooters
There were six entries for the event, these being
H: Bogardus of Elkhardt, Ill. Abe Keinmsn, OF
Chicago, Ill Ira A. Paine OF New York; Miles
o. YaTay NM Of msre
who. with the consent OF the contestants, was per-
mtted to take the place Of E. Garrison OF the same
place. From this list Miles Johnson was allowed
to withdraw In consequence OF illness.
In the pools before the work began Paine was
the favOrite, Kleinman the second choice, BOgar-
dus third, with the others selling as field. When
twenty-eight birds had been shot by each darkness
came on and the shooting was postponed until TO-
morrow morning The assemblage to witness the
event was large and the utmost interest
was evinced in the result. The three noted
shots, VINO were at first the favorites were beaten
| from the commencement OF the sport, and long be-
| fore the pOstponement was announced Brown and
Hudson had the call in the betting, with Keinman,
latter were then two birds behind, and Brown and
| Hudson even at that time The following, 30 lar
as the shooting has progressed, is a
SUMMARY.
GLEN MITCHELL, Saratoga, N. Y, August o, 1879
National Championship Sweepstakes iOr the first
acquisition OF the national champion badge, pre-
sented by Mr.. Louis l.. Lorilard OF New York;
500 entrance play or pay under the English rules
40 birds each, 80 yards rise so yards boundary, IL
badge and $500 to the second best contestant
Referee, H. w. Miller OF New York.
!, as9 ns@:S! ! a!..s J. o-So'al ss
N Hudson-i, Q, i, i, 1, 1, o, /, oo,1,1,11,1,
L fisa, ! 81; II missed + T. O. l. H. '-r''' rs;
s;j'ss Il y y S'.sss u, J. = -Soa' ss|
paipiJ1'i i i. T. 4sss Is, 1ea, Iii it,
~ bGsarSns1 l. ho9s si s. klIjeS is
1a5:s1Jl 4osai IS; killed, is;
sDenotes killed with the second barrel.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Steamers.
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTH OF AUGUST
The New York herald., 1873-08-07

chusetts; H. Benford Of virginIa Miss A. Lathrop,
OF OHIO; Mrs. NJ A. stone, of Connecticut; W. Phelps
OF Minnesota Daniel Reed, Of Missouri e: H. Fairchd
OF kentucky W. X. Creery, OF Maryland John Swet OF
California, and w. Calkins, of New York The Conn-
cilors appointed from each State which has
sentative present and are "a follows:-
N Az Large.b O. Northrops John Eaton. Jr, and O. s.
French VermO%t Joseph White MasSschusett;. T.
e. L. Farnham, New York; H. ", Pierce, New
Jersey; q. r. Beard, Pennsylvania; M. A: Newell,
snysn West Virginia. 3 + yaypss Virgins. Alexandsr
Q. w. Walker, Georgia; j. G.. Gibbs Florida; Miss
%a;siso Isassia Babeock MisMs,s;spDi Broyq
sshakeliord Ksntueky' D. hanke Ohio so1 C;
Woodford, Michigan; z. A. Charlton, wisconsin A. Arm
strong, Iowa. Benlamn Root, Jr Missouri; r. H. Will
Hams, Kansas, and A. r. Benton, Nebraska.
The New York herald., 1873-08-07
Second Day Of the Second Summer
Meeting-The Events and the Entries
Pool Selling.

Pool Selling.
SARATOGA, August Q, 1873.
The racing will be continued tomorrow, with
very fine programme, the first race being for the
Kenner Stakes, two miles, for three yearold colts
and FLIES, which will probably bring out the follow
ing starters :-McDaniel's Springbok, Hunter 4
Travers' imported colt Strachino, Governor
Bowie's Catesby, Grinstead's Waverley, Belmont's
imported colt The lll-Used, Genn's Merodac, Coz
trilrs Alice Mitchell and Hunt Reynolds Whisper
For the second race-a dash Of mile and half
for all ages, to carry 100 pounds FLIES and geldings
allowed three pounds-the entries are Wanderer,
Arizona Boss Tweed and Eous.
For the third race-a selling purse OF $500, with
allowance-the entries are Donahue's Business,
Jones' Wynn, Buckley's Chickabiddy, Aloway's
The Moor, Carroll & COar's The Nurse and Ortolan,
Doswell's Fadladeen, Sanford's Bingaman, Wal
den's Minnie W. and McDaniers Kentucky Zaidee
1lly.
All three OF the races promise to be good ones,
and considerable money is being bet on them,
especially on the Kenner Stakes, OF which the fol-
lowing is about average