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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
A DvERTIsEMENr FOR NEXT OF KIN OF BEL

A DvERTIsEMENT FOR NEXT OF KIN OF BIER
"A nard Reilly, deceased.
Pursuant decree OF the High Court of Chancery in
Ireland made In the Of Michael Dillon and
the Right Honorable Her Majestys Attorney General
Of kim according 70 the statutes the distribution
interstate estates Of Bernard Reilly late OF Drogheda In
OF his desth the nth day Of October and partic
uary Edward Reilly Tor Edward B. keilly), who served
In Company Of Second Division united States lnfan
try Army OF the rotomac In 1858 and 1864 and who
forwards at Greenville Washington county the State
OF Mississippi IN America in December 1862 Margaret
Refill sister OF said Edward Reilly, who was last heard
O. IN me montn OF January 1855 ct Gloucester In the
tyes Of such said next Of kin dead by their
solicitors on or before the LIST day OF December 1873
come in and prove their claims at the Chambers OF the
Dublin and in default thereof they will be pcrempo
ry excluded from the benefit tho said decree Monday
forenoon at the said Chambers the day appointed for
Dated this 10th DAY OF June 1873
B. z. wIiITESTONE, Chief Clerk
JOSEPH WILLIAM FOLEY, solicitor for plaintiffs
No. 20 Lower Ormond Quay. Dublin.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-TIiE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
at this office during the week ending Saturday, July
IL A. NJ. and on Saturday at II to IL NJ.
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster
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A 246 SEVENTH AVENUE, MR. AND MRS. ROSEN-
n BERG pay for Clothing the following prices For
Dresses - S5 for Coats ~ to s2O tor Pants 81 to
o.; also CarpetA Call on or address as ABOVE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FORTUNE FOR S5-sEE ADVERTISEMENT ON
"A page TO- Grand Gift Concert State of Nevada. Send
for circular A. BROWN, Agent, room e, 81 Broadway
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
u DIT.

Set Ser Sauben5u6t tptrb Der anf>
merfiame Sarmer, namentli6 tDenn er
Die 'Gaubenmait 1Dftematti6 betretben
mill, ietn Nu9enmert bauptiG6lt6 ant
cine getptiie SOrte i60ner groBer 5dnsz
tauben rt0ten miilen. Die geD0bnlt6e
Selbtaube nG6rt ft9 stpar faft bas gan5e
Sabr binbur6 ielbit, alein iie peruria9t
AUDI auf Dem Seloe groBen S6aoen
pG6reno Ser Saat5ett unb Grnte, uno
brtn9t nun fleine Sun9e, Die es nt6t
nertb itno, auf be1OnOere Weiie gemditet
5u tperben. Die 9roBe 6austaube oagez
gen bringt Sunge bon GROCER maitfGbtger
Broportion, berldBt Die umgebun9en 0es
@e60ftes nt6t, muB aber neben benz,
pas ie ieIbit iu6t, nod tGglt9 etnmal
grfittert tper0en. Die Saube legt uro
briitet bas gauge Sabr binonr9, tDenn
Iie i'm @inter etnen re6t warmen Mnf7
entbalt bat. 9eS6alb lit IS mobl angez
bra6t, BEN S%aubenbooen Iber einem gez
6et5ten Simmer an3ubrtngen, mo-, tpenn
m0gli6 bur6 etne Seffnung in Der 0ede
StubenpGrme 6tneinSieben fam. Die
an BEN 8Gnben an5ubrtngenoen yfefter
millen Dfters geretnigt un0 Der gauge
9taum altsgefegt unb nit frii6em Sano
bei1reut tperben. Q(u9 bart frti1es
3rtntmaIier ni@t feblen. Bum S9la9ten
pG6lt man nur iunge 9btere, bte Done
ftGnbtg aus9eitoppelt 6aben uno befteoert
finb; our Sort3u6t lGBt mani Die er1te
8rut i'm Srlbiabre ansFtegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
Observation-Disclosures.
G6metme aatf Der gSeiSe.

SIS DGre 1ebr piin{9enstpertb, tpen1t
6ur6 Ger5u6e nn0 aufmerfIame Geob>
a9tungen bic @rgebnt1ie 6es Wet6enlaiz
lens Der S9tpeine feitgeitelt piirben.
@S lit etne Sadie BON nt6t geringer Wt6z
ttgfeit fir BEN Sarmer, tpte iol6e
S6meine>G ace gu 3ii6ten, bic o ben
altf u~nieren SetOen tpGbreno Der SDm>
mermonate tDa6Ien0en @rGiern ntdt nun
BLOB leben, ionbern aud gut 9e6eiben
unO an Sletf6 3unebmen. 8ir ftnb lbers
5eugt, 6aB eS tpefentlt6 CUR @einn0bett
ieben Tbteres bettrGgt, tpenn baiielbe
minbeitens cine 3ettlang i'm Sabre fret
auf Der @etoe umberlGuft, unb 6a BENZ
ielben 3u iol6em 8e6ufe bod Elm groBeS
Stii6 2an0 sur 8erfigung geiteQt tper@
ben muB, lit eS UNI 10 mebr BON Wt6ttgz
fett, cine S6tpetne : STAGE at bdben, Die
AUDI CUR 1elben 3eit am pprt6eil6afteiten
6abur6 5rntmmt. @tntgermaBen meroen
mD9l ale S6netne gut Oaran baben, al
letn eS frGgt It6: nel6e am metIten ?
@enn ite auf Ser @eibe um6erlaufen,
beoiirfen 1te pentg Yflege unb Qluftparz
tnng, uno tbre 3unabme IN @etDt6t 11no
retner @emtnn gere6net per6en, ais gu
trgen0 elmer anoern 3ett, tDenn ite auBer
Dem Sutter, baS ite cDniumtren, me6r
9trbett un6 Q%lufpartung erbeii6en. SIS
nGre 6esbalb iebr tnterefiant, 6ur6 Bic
@eriu6e feft3uftelen pel6e @rten
S6tpeine unb nel9e @rGier in bteier
8eaiebnng in Der 8raris ben grOBten Ge@
mimi ~brtnger.
Gin anOerer 8eriu6, Ser CUR ielben
3ett angeiteat tperOen t0nnte, tpdre, 8u
ergrInoen, tpel6en @etptnn @etreiOe>
Sitterung ne6en ser @et6e bringen
wirbe, alio genau feit3ufteuen, piebtet
gfunb Sleti6 our6i6ntttlt6 bur6 etnen
8ui6el Weli6forn er3telt nerben, tDertn
Oas S6Dein petoet, pte btel bel Oieier
9ace, tpie ptel BET tener, tpte piel BET
bteier 9lrt @ras, pte bel BET iener.
SIS mag BET nmfaiienben Geriu6en IN
gegentpGrttger Sabres5ett beretts ettpas
fpat ietn, bod tmmerbin lit nod 3ett gez
mug, tpeni9itens e%inselne Nnbaltspunfte
bon @t6ttgfett feftSnite1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
s&artoTeIn+

Sm Iebtidbrigen Sriibiabr itelte i'd
etnen 8eriu6 nit Dem King OF the Earlies
un6 Der Early Rose an. 9aS Geinltat
mar, 6aB in einiqer 8~e5tebultg Der King
of the Ear1ies bic Early Rose tbertraf, i'm
@a,1aen aber Der llnteri6ieo 5u @unten
Ser Iebtgenanuten Sorte ans3ufauen
i6ten. Sd lteB 8etbe brobretf tperben,
e6e 1te aufgegraben tpuroen.
IS 1T bebauptet DDr6en, boB Der King
of the Earlies s%eittger oufgenommen
tperben f0nne, ais bic Early Rose nnb beis
Ter fir bic Gafel Jet ais feline @oncnrren@
tin, tpenn 8etbe nod grim beransgenomz
men tperben. go ma3te t6 in oteiem
Trii6ltng einen Geriu6 nit N'tdlt6t bterz
Glf nn6 fann lagen, baB faum Elm unters
I6ie6 3mii6en 8ei6en gu entorfen TT.
&artoffeliorten an3uplanSen. 9te Marty
Rose lit 1i9erlt6 cine boot tpertbbEue
Qco1tIttion in unierer Srit6fartoffehh1
Site, unb fie i6eint allentbalben gut sm
aeDeiben, mo- nun Sartoffeln fOnnen an@
oebaut tper0en. Sabre nn6 Sabr5ebnte
m0qen pertret6en, ebe etne Sorte err
seu9t nirb, Bic I'M Staabe tpGre, 1te9ret@
Sic Early Rose bon ibrem iebtgen Blabe
an Ser Spite nnierer Sri6fartoHeln 5n
berorGn9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
Ser WehIth6M.

9erienige Iog%enannte Wte6ltha1, fnels
der bduftq an BEN 8lGttern Ser 8Gume
Dprfommt un6 tpo6ur6 btelelben gefrduz
left eri6einen, lit bur6aus nt6t ais ein
NIT benz Sbal1 aus Der 9uft ~berabgefauez
net Stoff gu betra3ten. Oteie @ri6et7
n1ng tptr6 Dtelmebr bur6 Glattlduie ber7
uria6t, tDel6e etnen 1IBen flebrtgeH
Stoff ausi6etoen, Der Ben 8lGttern etnen
glGn3enben 1eber3ug berletbt. Oa ote1e
S1ter6en 1t6 rebenbet Dtern1al bGuten,
10 bletben Die beitaubten 6Gute an Dem
flebrtgen Safte bdngen unD btloen ben
me6larttgen ueber5ug, ben Der Hnerfab@
rene fir Wtebltbau bGlt.
Se6r berl6teben bGpon lit fOlgen0e @r>
i6etnung. Sft itebt man auf 6ulienz
frii0ten unb &obl, DEFENDERS aber auf
iungem &lee i'm Script einen fetnen &nz
flug bon blGult6er SGrbung. Islander
Sarmer 6Glt btes ebenfalS fir Elm 8efalz
len Der Bfan3en, tpeS6alb bet tbm tpoDI
Die 9egel gilt, ben Tbteren fetn befaaez
mes Sutter gu geben, fon0ern 6aiielbe
bon ben SDnnenftrablen erft abtrodnen
gu Gaiien. N6er aud bteie @ri@etnung
tit bur6ans nt9t ais Elm aus Der Ntmoz
1p6Gre berabgefaaener feuGter Stoff gu
%betra1ten, 1onoern bic uriG6e hterbon
fin6 mad BEN neueften INSTRUMENTATION
l1nteriu9ungen fletne Btl5e, Die aaer@
bings Der @eiunbbett Der Ibiere nnter
I'm i6Gbli9 perben fOnnen.
@lebnlt9 berbGlt es it6 nit Dem feinen
blduli9en Quite, Der i'm 5erbit an
Bfaumen, 3weti6gen, 8etntra1ben,
&o6lblGttern &c. tpaDrgenOmmen tDtro.
2tr9 bieie 8tlOun9 tit tein @%r5eugntB Der
NtmoipbGre, fetn Webltbau, ionberm
mnB Dielme6r ais Elm Der 8fan3e etgens
tblmli9es Brobuft betra3tet per0en.
Oerielbe befte6t aus etnem 1ebr fetnen
1leber3ug aus @a6s, mel6er an Der
SberflG0e Der Srii6te nn0 SlGtter aus
gef6teben tptr6. Die Aer5te balten ote7
len lleber3r1g fir bO6it i6G0It9 nrb gez
BEN Die 8ori9rtft, benielben bon ben
Srii3ten 81 entfernen, ebe man tie 9e>
nteBt. ni9t iotpobl besbalb, petl oas
gSa0s unDerbault9 lit, %ionDern btelmebr
aus Dem @runbe, neil anf benz gSa6s
bic in 6er 2uft f9pebenOen Ptl3ipnren
baften bletben un6 in Serbtnoung nit
Sem let9t gd6renben SafGe Der Sri9te
au manntgfa9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u1b &rantbetten NnlaB geben fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
R1tr fMr Gtk=Sett1ten.

Ser Sur fir 9ennen, Ste iiben tppuen
5u elmer 3ett, mo iOl6es benz Gi9entbaz
mer ni6t genebm tit unb er itelteber @ter
legen ftebt, 9tebt eS cine fol6e Wenge,
baB if6 nit ben beri9tebenen 9tesepten
unb grten ober i6le6ten 9tatbi6ldgen
gan3e 8dn6e pilrOen fIuen lafien. Sin
neuer, ortgineler Gorl6lag 3u bieiem
8e6ufe 1T folgenber: Wtan Iebe ber6enne
zines NbenbS 2-3 &i6letn ms Neit
nno laiie tbr ote1elben AUDI ant nd6ften
Sage; Damn nebme man ie i6r ploBlt6
fort; 5as 6ubn miro ieBt nod ettpa 5pet
Sage berum9Iuden, 6arauf aber BON
9teuem nit Gterlegen begtnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19

iibli9e 6aar enttpideGn; 6iertn lag Die
gtotbmenotgfeit, baB Sic 8ferbe tpentg
6ett aniebten unb t6re i6lanfen Sormen
be6ieIten, mas bel iibermGBiger uno fortz
OauernOer@ras ober Seufitterun9 ntdt
Der Sail geuelen ietn tpiiroe. Sn Der @re
baltun9 Der Gtgentbimli6fetten uno
8Or5ii9e bes GoQ6lutpferOes ltegt Die
yt~otbtpenbtgfett Ser Gennbabnen.
@s pdre bemna6 tpeoer %anpenobar,
nod rationeu, bur6 edit arabti6e Bieroe
auf getp0bnli6em 8ege bic STAGE perbeiz
fern 81 poaen, oa Die Natur ntrgenos
Sprunge letoet, %ionbern nur uebergdnge
bebtngt. Sbne fold etne fInitlt9e @r1
5iebung nno 3I6tung wtrb es ntemals
moglt0 ietn, etn Sbter 81 proou8tren,
tpie mir es iebt IN benz englii9en SouS
b%lutspferbe beitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
SOtMSAa0tt1tett.

SEEM Oorf. Is. @ug.
6ier angefommen fin6 Sic Oqmpfer
vSren1en" BON Sremen un6 v6ammorta"
BON 6amburg.
Garbtff, Is. Mug.
Der 9ampfer D@lamOrsan" lit bon
Seem Oorf angefommen.
Qneenstptpn,15 Is. Nuq.
Der 9anpfer uSapa" bon Stem Oorf
lit angefommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
Sm grecinct 9It6ens in Ser @eeenb

= oSlH BTRCIIICI NIDEII9 Ut UII WtBEHU
BON Qertngton &D. fin0 Dor %etntgen
g{G6ten Sic !SauIer bon bret farbigen
GSantilien BON &ufluren ntebergez
r., mt moroen. Die Sarbtgen, BON De-
NON . pei Ie6r alt unO i6pa6 itno, rettea
ten EN- ,Pnr 0as nadte 9eben. 9ts gta@barn
5GifSsrn :, 'efe Tarbtgen ais feiBtge un6
$3.50 fw oettp. 9aS 9DuiSb. 8olsblatt
meint nam: re fre6er tpie6er in LESTER
9eit Sic !$uf[ltrSe n unierm Staate tperz
Sen, 6elfo elei6slAl tiger i6etaen nnfere
Stdats6e60r6en geg>'H Oeren &reIben 81
tperoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
SenneHee.
atfaMiaS.

lItlt Jt q, 70. Nlg.
Gin llnteriDertff bon Wonrpe @ountb
nuroe am %pergangenen Samitag bon Ell
ncm 8aufboloe, ben er 5u ~Derbaften
iu6te, eri6oiien.
Sn Ni6monb, Gonofe County, tpurOe
0e5ttrn ytat6an BIRD bon einem jungen
Wanue y}amenS Sullipan, nit mel6em
ct i'm Bro5eB lag, iud0renO Der @eri9tsz
fiBun9 erl0Dflene
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19

Cine bejabrte 0euti6e, Namens @t6z
bOl0, tpel9e erit fiir3li6 bon cincinnati
bierber 8og, ftarb beute WOrgen eineS
grdBlt6en Sobes. Sbre &leioer tpuroen,
pdbren0 ite etnen Geiiel bonn Sfen abz
bob, Don Der Slamme ergrtfen, nnD
ebe man tbr 81 6iilfe ellen %fonnte, tpar6
ite 10 i6reGli6 Derbrannt, baB i6on na6
elmer Stunbe ber SOD etntrat. Die I'M
9ludli6e bate bereitS bas 80. Sabr 5lt>
rilf9elegt. .3pei S06ne bsrlel6en ppbe
men IN Cincinnati.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
Celearapbi(0e gepe(6en.
Senti0IanO.

2OnbOn, Is. Nug1it.
0epef6en aus peri6tebenen @egenben
OeutI6lanOS tbetlen nit, btB Die @bolera
n1elr nm iih nreift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-19
SMinoiS+

MIf0n II. Mtg.
Senrb S6netoer un6 6eiien SHUTTER,
Srau &oiaS6 nei0er, purben amSomsz
tag Qlbeno bon einem Tra0t5uge iiber9
fabren utb iofprt getDOtet.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

form manual labor will entitle member to the
award provided in the event OF death.
Charges having been made In some OF the
Chicago papers against R. M. Hough Co., eleva-
tor owners OF Irregularities In the issuing OF grain
receipts, the nrm to-day asked OF the Board or,
Trade the appointment OF q committee OF investga-
tion, which request was complied with.
The Elliot block, in Newton, Mass, owned ~
j. W. Bacon. was destroyed by fire wednesday
night The fire originated in bakery occupied
by G. Barker. There were four stores on the first
noor. the upper part being used as public hall
Mr.. Bacon estimates his loss at $35,0O0, stock and
all ~ a. FN ~
DR.. West. OF Dover, Del, who was recently tried
for the murder Of coiored man named Turner
and acquitted will be tried for arson on the 27th
Instant and it is understood that he will be do
Tended by ex-senator salisbury. His health con-
tlnues excellent, and he expresses confidence Of
his acquittal.
Mrs. Miriam Kirkland, lady OF some literary
talents, and formerly newspaper correspondents
met witha serious accident at Cold Spring, L. l..
about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning. Her
horse became frightened and unmanageabe ana
threw her from her wagon among pile OF stumps
and stones, causing serious cut on the fOrehoA0
and injuring her internally.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
THE MORMONS.
Brigham Sending His PrOselyting
EmiSSaries Abroad.
The Prophet Again Elected President Of the Zion
Mercantile Association and Cur
rency Not Plentiful at Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct Q, 1873.
The public session or the Mormon Conference
and private meetings OF the priesthood termi-
mated last evening. The departing missionaries
were set apart and blessed to-day. The burden OF
the discourse was money and the fashions OF the
sisters, the Saints were not paying their
tithng and the daughters OF Zion were
threatening the existence or polygamy and
the Kingdom in following after the fashions
OF Babylon. Brigham's health is declining; he
only spoke twice and distinguished himself by hos
tlity to free schools and life insurance companies.
He announced emphatically that he would oppose
legislation In favor OF free schools and all his
influence everywhere against them. A teachers
association OF the best educated men in the
Territory had been in session week. and 1t
resulted by asserting that those who cried loudest
for the free schools were those who paid no taxes.
neither had they any property to tax.
Thrty-two elders were called on mission, princi-
pay to Great Britain and Scandinavia; only three
OF them for the United States and five for the
Sandwich Islands The fighting apostle Joseph L.
Smith, goes to Europe.
BRIGHAM GOES INTO TRADE AGAIN.
At the last April Conference Brigham telegraphed
to the NEW YORK HERALD that advancing age ad-
monished him to retire from the direction OF finan
cial affairs. Fl. 8. Eldridge, a banker, succeeded
the Prophet in the Presidency OF the Zion CO.
operative Mercantile Institution, but at this
Conference Brigham has thought 1t necessary
to resume the place. The Deseret Neaos
has published statement that this institution
does annual business OF nearly 81, 100000, but in
its half yearly statement. just published,
1T exhibits only $4,000 assets over its
liabilities The latter aIe put down at 81, 100000
and assets only $2,C6SoOO, made up OF mercantile
stock $3.50 COO. and the balance $685. 600, supposed
to be in fixtures, notes and accounts
A large portion of the discourses has been call
ing for the patronage OF the saints here. and in
opposition TO the commerce Of the Gentiles.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
here are still seriously depressed by matters
East. The scarcity OF currency greatly embarrasses
mining operations. There has been over hall
million OF lead and silver bullion piled up here
within two weeks and can find no purchaser. The
suspension OF the First National Bank has fortuna
tely been almost nominal after the first day, as
they have continued paying all currency checks
under $780, That bank has heavy
currency shipments en- route, and will be in full
blast within a few days. and stronger than ever.
Sister Eliza Ann Young, Brigham's seventeenth
resumes the prosecution Of the Prophet on the Goth
inst. She has secured able counsel, is strongly
backed by friends and will prosecute with great
vlgor and determination to gain alimony and
divorce
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

At the Fourth Judicial District Democratic Con-
ventlon, in Saratoga, yesterday, Judge Jesse cay,
OF Clinton, received the nomination.
BusEong & Brothers, bankers, Of Reading, Pa,
suspended yesterday morning They will keep
their bank open Tor the adjustment OF accounts.
The Third National Bank, Of Chicago. H., which
suspended September 81 resumed business on
Wednesday, with gratifying results to the officers.
Joel Cook, Sr., aged eghty-two years, died in
Philadelphia yesterday. He was at one time an
Alderman OF Philadelphia from the Chestnut ward.
The banks of Augusta, Ga, have resumed cur
rency payments. There have been heavy receipts
OF cotton, but money is too scarce TO move the
crops.
Chicago yesterday observed the second anni-
versary Of the great connagration by a partial
suspension OF business and a liberal display OF
bunting.
Joel L. Redner, an old and respected grain COM
mission merchant, OF Philadelphia died In that
city yesterday. The Corn Exchange Association
passed resolutions OF respect.
The republicans of the Senatorial district COM
posed OF Dutchess and Columbia counties, n. y,
yesterday nominated John C. Hogeboom, OF Hud-
son, Tor Senator, by acclamation.
Captain Allen A. Cobb, OF the schooner L. r. Fur
Der, OF Boston, died suddenly in Hampton Roads
yesterday. He had been on board another vessel
and took dinner, returned to his vessel at one
O'Clock, and died hall an hour afterwards
The King OF Norway and sweden has presented
Captain Mcleod of the ship Chill, OF Yarmouth, N.
s., through the swedish Consul at HALIFAX, with a
splendid telescope, suitably Inscribed for saving
the crew OF the Norwegian ship Byron, wrecked in
December last.
The different Posts OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, in Middesex county, Mass, had a grand
reunion and parade in Lowell yesterday. They
appeared with full ranks. A dinner at Huntington
Hall followed the parade Many private and public
buildings were decorated.
The Conductors Convention at Boston yester-
day amended their bylaws so that no member OF
another insurance association could hold Office In
the CondQctors' Association, aud Inability to mar.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
THE FAIR AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Oct. 9, 1873.
To-day has been the annual gala day OF the fair.
Business was almost entirely suspended in the
city, and the day was almost universally OBJ
served as holiday. The gate receipts of
the iair show an attendance OF nearly 75,0
The success OF the Exposition is assured
beyond question and has far exceeded the expec
tations. The special feature OF the day was the
trot between Goldsmith Maid and Glasten: but it
being utterly impossible, with all the police and
the special force organized Tor the occasion,
to keep the track clear Of the immense
throng which Hirly OverhoWed II, only
one heat was trotted, and that in very
slow time, neither rider being willing to risk his
horse or himself in such an unruly and excited
crowd. subsequently another trial was made in
the arena OF the amphitheatre, which was wit
messed by fully 600 people, but the circle was too
short to show nigh speed. The Maid took the
M of
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
THE AMENIA RACES,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct. 8, 1873.
There were fully 5000 people at the Amenia Fair
to-day. The show of stock was very fne The
races were an interesting feature OF the
day. In the 2:40 race five horses
started. Tanner Boy won the first heat.
The second was dead heat between
Tanner Boy and Gulnare. The third heat was won
by Tanner BOY; the fourth was dead heat be-
tween Gunare and Tanner Boy; the fifth heat was
won by Tanner Boy. The race was then postponed
until noon tomorrow.
Time, 2:37-2.3S-2:37 ls-2:3s and 2:37
In the 2:33 race six horses started. Clothespin
won the first heat, captain Jinks the second and
Clothespin the third and fourth ana the race
Time, 2:37, 2:33, 2:351 and 2 $50.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

A.--The Elastic Truss Company. 0S8
Broadway incorporated in 1861 cure RUPTURE and
have annhiated spring Lately the finger.
pad fellows steal the and sell worthless rupture
BELTS and bogus elastic trusses to Ignorant persona
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
R PENNSYLVANIA POSTMASTER
ARRESTED.
ANOTHER

BALTIMORE Oct 0, 1878.
A special despatch to the american, from Cum
berland, says tnat for some time money letters,
passing through Fannellsburg (tulton county, Pa.)
Post ONCE occasionally missed reaching their des-
tination. and were never again heard from. Sus-
picion rested upon James Miller, Postmaster. and
detective was ordered to work up the affair.
A decoy Of money letters was sent, and the de-
tective having gone to the town yesterday and
Becre ted himself last night near the Post ONCE,
caught the official at about two O'Clock this morn
ing In the act of robbing the letters OF money.
He was arrested and conveyed to Philadelphia to-
day. The prisoner Is brother to Espie Miller who
is in pcnitentiary Tor robbng the mail on the
South Mountain Railroad, on which he was agent.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rear Admiral Parrott, IN command OF the
Charlestown Navy Yard has been ordered TO take
command OF the Asiatic Meet, relieving Rear Ad.
mira jenkins, whose active service win end in a
few months.
The United States steamship Taapoosa arrived
nj the Washington Navy Yard last evening, and
was anchored In the stream No communication
was permitted from the shore with the Polaris
survivors. n.. y. -,
The sloop-ofwar 0ssipee, captain waters, VIII
noon to-day The 0sspee is destined for service
In the south Pacific squadron.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

Further subscriptions Will be thankfully received
by this committee.
RICE, STIX CO., Comm;,toa
MENkEN BROS, NJ SoInietev 1-,, :,
A. SEESEI4 son Il CO., W.. Wh;. = s,. t,,u 20
b. LOEWENSTEIN & BRO, "A''o ''ee''
The following appeal to the charity OF the Jewish
members OF the community has been forwarded
for publication -
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF B'NAI BIRTH
NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 1878. !
To BRETHREN ORDER:-
The terrible ravages made by the yellow fever among
fellow citizens in portions o. the South appeal 20 the
heart every feeling the that tell
untold suffering and heartrending misery. In such
calamity social and sectaran boundaries vanish
only tire suffering fellow creature, and every effort must
be made TO bring relief and succor promptly and iDer
ally. Our order has always gwen evidence that be-
nevoence, OF its cardinal principles is never evoked
without munificent response. We request there
iore meet in youi lodges possible and make
such contributions toward the relief OF the plague
stricken sufferers may within your Contri
buttons should be sent 10 A. f. frankand, l95 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn We beseech TO make speed.
NJ ELLiscRR, secretary JULIUS BIEN, President
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
THE CENTRAL NEW YORK FAIR,

UTICA, N. y, Oct Q, 1873.
The second day OF the Central New York Fair
saw over $4,000 people assembled at the grounds
The day was splendid and the exhibition very fine,
more entries having been made ana put on exhi.
btion than at any fair ever held in this State.
Over 5000 entries appear on the Secretarys books
and nearly all the entries were on the grounds.
The purse for the best drilled military Company
was taken by the Bacon Cadets, OF this city n
comparatively new organization. The Hurdle
Handicap was won by Victor, Blind Tom second
and BacKbird third after q neck-and- neck contest
which was very exciting. large attendance Is
exnected TOMORROW. u