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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, February Al P. NJ
In the suit of Paulina C. Towle VS.. the
City of Sacramento, the United States
Circuit Court has rendered n judgment in
favor of the plaintiff for $41, 100. with
interest from date Of issuance of bonds
sued upon. and which will aggregate
about 100000.
The Spring Valley Water Company in
sists upon the payment, by the city. OF
their water bill of $1O3, 500. The Board
of supervisors have acceded to the de-
mand, and $92, 600 of the amount will
be paid immediately.
Eighteen inches Of snow fell at the Big
Tree Grove January 3Oth-the first of
the season.
The total rainfall at Murphy's to Feb
ruary I'd, vas II inches.
Gold 115; greenbacks, S8H@89.
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-,ie-re;ief of E. Perasicil-referred to
the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Stearn, from CoMnlittee ct Storey
County Delegation, reported taFofAD'y
Oh the bill to incorporate the town OF
Gold Hill. a t@ =,
Assembly took recess until z 20 clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly bill for the relief of the
widow of Matthew Pixley came up.
Mr.. Grey moved indefinite postpone
ment.
Mr.. Prague explained that the bill was
intended as q recognition on the part OF
the State of, the party who had lost his
life in defending her interests. That In
Justice and humanity to. his widow his
services should be recognized.
Mr.. Street desired to know what ne
cessitv there existed on the part OF
any person to interfere and aid IN the
suppression of an instruction, ii in
case of his death, the State should refuse
70 do Justice to his widow or family?
Tie subject IVES debated at length
further by others, when Mr.. Street moved
to amend by reducing the amount from
81, 600 to $2,5OO. The motion prevailed
and the bill was ordered engrossed.
Mr.: Owens bill for the relief of the
Imperial Mining Company ordered en-
crossed,
Bill fo1 the relief of E. Perasich also
ordered engrossed. !,
Bill to pay Alexander Leport for wood
furnished to last session of the Legisla-
ture. Referred to Committee on Contin-
gent Expenses.
By Mr.: Crawford:
Resolved, That the Controller be au-
thorized to issue his warrant to the Ser
ceant-at-Arms for one thousand dollars,
which amount the Sergeant-at-Arms be
instructed to deposit with Wells, Fargo
& Co., to be drawn upon resolution OF
the Assembly on the Contingent Fund.
At 3:45 the Assembly adjourned.
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OH Dcw lhiln Appea|.


A bill making convicts competent
10 testify against other convicts is
somewhere in the misty mazes of
legislation-in the Senate, we be-
lissess 1t invites discussion upon it.
self and upon the general subject of
testimony. IS we'll. While we can
see4o injustice IN permitting one
convict 70 bear witness against an
other, We must confess that we can
see no sound logic in excluding any
man, not au idiot or q lunatic. from
The witness box. Nobody ought to
believe what he disbelieves; and it is
quite - easy to judge of the credi-
bility of . witness whether he be
jail bird or . preacher Of the divine
truths. No class, not even convicts,
have . monopoly of lying; and there
are men who never saw penitentiary
who have been known to get up a
corner on perjury and sell it short
for truth. Then why should so
helpless man as he who has been
ground through the harmful life of
. convict be bereft of all incentives
to self respect by being excluded
from so cheap q place as the witness
box? What is there Of Christian
charity" in law which brands a
man a. one who is not to be believed
under oath when an oath is one of
the emptiest forms of civilization?
Broaden your jury box; make the
air which pervades your Courts more
natural and less redolent Of vain and
soul1ess forms; and Danish the lie
that because man has been SO un-
fortunate as to be sentenced to
term of penal servitude. his state
ment, taken for what it is worth land
that il the true valuation to be put
upon any mans testimony must be
excluded from all testimony in order
that society may be protected from
the effects of wilful lying. We pro-
test against visiting outlawry upon
any man who has been made the sub
ject of an Exemplary" punishment
for the penal laws of the State do
not contemplate anything less hui
name than punishment for examples
sake. This is q sensible sort of con-
olusion:-That while there is not any
class of entirely credible people, it
is equally true that there is no class
of men or women whose word is to
be regarded as valneless. Lying is
not confined to any such a narrow
monopoly as the small community of
discharged convicts; and truth is
subject to no highly respectable
"Ring."
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
Second judicial District. Of the State Of
Nevada, in ana for. the County Of OENsby:-
MARY E. MAYERS, plaintiff. VS.. FRANCIS
MAYERS, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District of the State OF Nevada,
in ana fer the County Of Ormsbt, and the com
plant filed in said County Of Ofnsby, in the
office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sekds' greeting to
FRANCIS MAYERS, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In m action
brought against you by the above named plain.
tiff in the District Court OF the Second judicial
County Of Ormsby. and to answer the complaint
filed therein IA copy of which accompanies TINS
summons) within ten days exclusive OF the day
of service) after the service on you OF this sum-
mons-if served within this county; or If served
out of this county, but in this District, within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days--or
Judgment by default will be taken against you
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of said Court forever annulling and dissoiVlnS
the bonds of matrimouy heretofore and now
existing between yourself and the plalntln
uDon the grounds of desertiOn and failing TO
,rovitie the common necessaries of life, and
awarding the care, custody and education OF the
miriSr tfild, Charles. to the plaintiff, ana LOT
costs.
and you are hereby notified that if you fail t.
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will apply TO the
Court for the relief prayed.
I GIVEN under my hand, and the seal OF
/ the District Court of the Second Jndiciai
District of the State Of Nevada IN anu ior VI
rL.s1 the county Of Ormsby, this Sd day OF
February. in the year of our Lord one
/ thousand eight hundred and seventy three
7 TT. EDWARDS. Clerk.
VIM. Patterson Atty for plaintiff feo'swlm
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CARSON CITY, February 4, 1873

CARSON CITY, February 4, 1913.
MORNING SESSION..
Assembly convened at II A. NJ.
Speaker pro tenn in the chair.
Roll called-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Messrs. Arnold, Lyman and Wallace
were granted leave for the day.
Mr.. Andrews, from the Comanittee on
Claims, reported back the bal for the re-
lief of the widow of Matthew Pixley,
recommending rs reference to- the Com
mittee of the Whole. Also bill for the
relief of E. Perasich, recommending its
passage Also bill for the relief OF the
Imperial Mining Company-passage re-
commended.
Mr.. Stoddard. from the Committee on
Counties and County Boundaries, re-
ported back, with Recommendation to
pass, an amendatory Act concernsng Dis
trict Attorneys, by which salaries are
raised.
Mr.. Savage, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported substitute
for amendatory bill concerning revenue
for the support of the government Of the
State of Nevada,
A minority report was handed in by
Nessrs. Savage and Randall, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, recon-
mending that the bill for the relief of
the Imperial Company do not pass.
NOTICES Os RrLLs. rgt D..
Mr.. Bruner gave notice of bill to tax
borax lands.
Mr.. Hart, by leave, introduced bill
concerning wills. ..
Mr.. Stoddard introduced bill to pro-
vide the State. Capitol with historical
paintings.
Mr.. Prague, bill concerning the tres
passing of stock. Referred to the Com
mittee on Agriculture.
Senate concurrent resolution to print
$50 copies of the report of the Senate
Committee on Centennial Affairs was
passed.
SECOND READING.
Assembly bill to pay Alexander Leport
for wood furnished the State for use of
the Legislature. Referred to Committee
| of the Whole. -.,--, -
Bill for the relief 81 the Corbett Bros,
referred to Committee on Claims.
THIRD READING. ..-
Act to compensate Registry Agents at
general elections. Lost by Is to 16.
Assembly memorial and Joint resolu-
/ ton, introduced by Mr.. Crawford, Of
Lyon, in reference to swamp and over
flowed lands (askiug that the passage of
an Act by Congress extending to our
Sfato tho hanef;ci 1eoislatiOni whereby
swamp and overlooked lands we're grant
ed to the State of Arkansas and other
States.) rs
Assembly bill to make appropriations
for seventh and. eighth fiscal years was
amended and ordered engrossed.
Bill for the relief Of the widow Of
Matthew Pixley, IN bill for relief Of tie
Imperial Mining Company; also bill for
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COUNTIES,

H1sHORICAL PAINTINGS FOR THE
CAP1ro1.-Nevada, as d State has
never yet done anything for the en-
enlargement of art. Mr.. Savage has
introduced o bill into the Assembly
to provide the Capitol with historical
paintings. If we are not mistaken,
this is designed to secure the serv
ices of c. b Mcclellan, the Justly
celebrated portrait painter, in the
direction indicated. If the bill is
what we think it, we certainly hope
it will pass. s.eH -aE
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A ISLANDER REFUTED. Visitors often
complain that they can't find good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
L. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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WHEELER s. WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
az Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
SON. M. P. b. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the, said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
,Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler 4
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
featured:
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EUDEKA-A SENSIBLE COAIPRO-
MISE.

~, We are glad to learn that some
propositions looking to a comprom-
ise and an amicable adjustment of
the question of dividing the territory
OF Lander county are favorably en-
tertained. The bill which provides
for the creation of the county of
Eureka has passed the Senate in such
. shape a. to cover the principal
points of objection raised by its op-
ponents; and It would seem as if its
passage in its present form would be
advisable. We allude to this mat ter.
not q a partizan Of either side hut
70 notice the fair and equitable pro-
visions Of the bill as amended, find
ioR,ih IL the embodiment of some
principles which should constitute
pGst of all bills of this nature. In
The first place the bill itself fills the
various Offices in the county; and
much - there might be objections
urged to such . mode of doing, it is
the only method permitted under the
Coustitution-as was found upon in
vestigation when the White Pine bill
was passed. In the second place it
u provided that if certain number
of 6esa tide citizens shall demand it,
an election shall be held In August
I StikA but aaless tsntsh q call Is made
in, time. the matter goes over until
the general election in 1874. Third
u, the Legislative representation is
evenly diyidsf between the two
oountiSs-each having one Senator
and two representatives apiece. As
. good mcdeb for dividing up the
vsst area Of some of the older coun-
ties this bill is worthy of q favorable
consideration by ths present assem-.
bly, and Of imitation by future legis-
latures. Under the bill as amended,
Lander will elect Major McCoy's
.Sue1eSSor:. and il Cassidy should re
sien. his successor would be elected
bv.a ipiut bsllot Of Lander and En-
reks. Otherwise Eaxeka will elect
id 1874. II s g. . -
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TIE bill for the relief of the bond

TIE bill for the relief of the bonds.
3aet, Of z. Rhoades has been, BY the
Senate ordered engrossed. We hope
thxt this means that it will be passed,
1orwIils there arc abundaut reasons
for the pro posed relief, there is not
inrIyt,la chance Ia q thousand that any
ching bat additional expense to the
.0eefe vill result from further con-
1inued lsving OF the matter.
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vEEY TEbE.-Our friend John R.
says the longer you live the more you
know-and lie IS Hight. Look out for
smart Alecs'' and ''cheap Johns But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if YOU want custom, made suits from II
good responsible firm, call on J. E.
Dealy, Carson City. agent for Joseph
Fisei, merchant tailor and clothier. San
Francisco. j17tf*
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THE ". Il r. n. r. C01dPANY ARE
i anxious to take due precaution against &C
cideuts and loss of life resulting rum cumming
Of their trains; and theyt.te this method OF
warning Parents and Guardians against tho
dangers attending IRE TOD common practice OF
Children playing about their Cars and locomo-
tiyes. Those having in charge the business OF
the Company nnd ii impossible 70 raasuADs
boys. Who frequent the terminf 'nd stopping
places of the road from climbing upon the cars
and enRfnes, and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to more decided measures II
these .nnoyances are continued. Recent acct
dents. which ase wholly ssribable to the care
,essne.s OF persons jumping on and Of the cars
,vhen in motion, should be warning enough In
themselves. II. M. YERINGToN.
,.1H .'r .ia eupesintsadaut.
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HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, 1922 : cou-,
pons ST. 10 each. Agency at Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
seutation. Look out for counterfeits.
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SCHOOL MoSEYs.-Saperintendent A
Y. Fisher has furnished US with the fol-
lowing abstract Of the first semi-annual
apportionment of school moneys for the
year 1873:
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.0N SUNDAY; TE 5asS e;,.: 2, Il ds .cas
p>nted SIX-SHOOTER PISTOL. National Arms
G.. No Is, $751; The finder will be rewarded on
delivery of the Pistol to the Barkeeper at the
Ormsby House. fe4-3t"
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MINING STOCK REPORT.



800 onhir, 45.4@'s. 4l}4 s1o. IS, Is b3o. IS BIO
Az Al b5o. 45, 46. 45.
33s Gould and Curry, Is, 15h, 15k, 15A 49,
3a5 Savage. IL, e. bjO. 6O1s. GIN BIO. u = b3o.
$40 choilar, ST, s7x, So bs. s7H. s.. SIX. So
b5, SO 3d.
go Crown Point, 100, 1o2 bso. 1O2. 1o4 BIO.
AS Jacket, rs. 76h, Is b30, u. 75h $50, 70 bSo.
u b3O, 76k.
,e g Umpire 1%sss':' hi7' X, 7. o'o.
1870 Kentuck. II.
ll9 Alpha. 4s "a = s TO 90 =. 90 ~ u, =, a.
10 b3O. 89h BIO.
$40 Confidence, 10. -.
10 Con. Virginia. So. 57k, 81, SIX. 50 bs.
40 Sierra Nevada, l3, - bf0; H%.
50 Excheq uer, 1917. =
- 81 Segregated Belcher. 20; =. 70. ny. u.
135 Overhaul. 62h, 81, 6Ak bS0. @ II
rs es Is. 2eH bso. ash. ask. 2sk bs.
100 Julia. ~:
70 KnickerbocTef, *, ~.
200 A A. md ~ Ute H. az az II, hao
Es IS s ssH,a. hi, tou; ,sa, ,o bso, ,os eso
$50 New Yofk CoK. IN:
4s5 woodv,,le, .5h;,5A hso: g; 81
200 South Cvermar, 70 cts, Is cts
Jul A1Aulvs o6, O7a, oD'
Evening Keports ..,
9e5 Valley, IGN, 16sa. IL. Eh, 1871 $50. 1861.
9l5 hammond, 81, 50, a.. SSk, 874j 80 $40: 50
$50, 80 bio. 80 bSo, 81 bso, 90, ss $50. SsH
COS Eureka Con-, 1oA, 10. 1oS;;io,s bsb. 10 500
800 Phoenix, scots, IS cts. bf0'
50 Page, Ia.
IS Flag, 9.
$40 Hunt, 5, AZ.
300 Adams Hill. scots, ,
% Peavine, 4Octs.
425 Ivanhoe l 4 bio. IL. X, bio,
1925 Chief Hill, ), 81, 81.
100 Ingomar, 9Octs, 49,.
100 Belmont, ~.
2s5 Phoebe. lO4. II b3O, 1oz $50.
100 Jackson, 65cts.
20 Alps, ~.
SO Washington and Creole, II.
$50 Newark, 2A, ~ bio. an. :-f
Is Arkansas, ~.
355 Phoebe Phoenix, "a, "a, "a bO.
200 Chief East Ex., 75cts. =
200 Columbus. 8.
100 Charter Oak, q. .~
los Standard, az.
1878 Independent. x, ia, IL. ~ b3c,
1900 ellis, hcts.
$50 Cederberg, 7 b3O, b5,67s.
so Golden Chariot. Az. .-'
10 Gilmore, SD.
40 Minnesota. IL.
300 Virtue, 81.
eco Crown Point, 1ol, 1903 bso, 1o4 bao, lo2.
$50 Empire Mill, TX. ~. ~, ~.
1000 Imperial. 8 b.. 81 b3O.
IT'S Curry. 15h. 1874 b3O.
24O Jacket. rs y, IS $50, TAN, "A. TAN bio.
80 Chollar 81. 56k,
go Belcher, 81, 81 y. 50 b3o. ssh b3O. q.
- 49,
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IN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCT0
~ Der 7, 1872,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

for RENO; eVssitetins with Eastern end western
bound rssseAter Trsins Of the c. p. r. r.
, 1873-09-19

the aght-coated y. T. Jameson. Tho speech Of this
party MAJ violent denuneiauon, In Tho choicest
b..gle-blast ldngsgato, Of tho press Of Chicago,
9TH Tn xa ry upon TnE onIoAoo
linn organ q Tho CITY," This Tho only truthful
atAtonlo1it ho ade regarding tho paper. Thonccfor-
ward tho hpooclca wero Of tito elcvstod dorBal kind
Every ono In turn got his or her back ur and
TIE ExciTEMENT ouLM1HA1Ep
Whan E1r. Cottet nlaie tho Rtatcnlcut That Mrs.
woodruff had coufdcl to lin that sllo had pros-
utntod herself to several lcn,ling n,cn
of Nuw Yo'k City for tho esko of powor. hirH. Wool-
nnoS nm aS"ited her he. ant ttn, haekoa up by tho
sat'o but carefully avollel anything ike Nh explicit
dcnial, which must have bccn very annoying 10 the
Go!ohgl. After couple of frcc-l0va rprUcIles
goae through, dosntoplng nothing now, anntonca or
Otherwise, Judge uolbruok permitted 10 mount
tho rossrum nlil road
THE PROTEST THE a1NonlTy PORTION
of the Convention which, nfcr announcing tho inten-
tton Of thu siGncrn to Withdraw FROM tile uonyentio
etntea thotr reasonR for 40 doing 70 be, M brle that
tho Woodhul hs aoou 1s ae wns elected President Of
tho Association, treated Tho elcotton Endorsement
Of her aspirations to the Presidential chair Of tho
United Htates, and contiucted horsof accordingly !:
Tint falling III this aspiration, md being abandoned by
her associates in the Noilan suffrage movement, aho
became tho sst ayoeste Of ffoSoye
10 an eoment foreign 10 true md
ruro sr!ritnnl!sm, aud abhorrent TO tho
yiowa, sonti1nenta and aonaihillsioa Of cultivated
q. snd rotanod aacie.y. Tho protest waa signed by
Cincinnati, O.; WI. shhw, Iowa Ed 7. Il. stowart,
Insns; q. L. 8. Jonipor, LAWRENCE, Kan. Mrs. DR..
". H. ui!l, Detroit A. B Waterman, Waukcgan H..
conan; i i. Longaloro, n. D.. Philadelphia MTa.
john ". Oochranc, Joliet, III. Dr. i. r. Iarnum,
Michigan ". L, Thornton, 8. o. lliss, Michigan.
, 1873-09-19

TIE LOR1I.LA1lD CHAMPIONSHIP BADGE.
TO the Editor Of the Nc,o Tork Herald:
SIR: Having challenged 3tr. Harvey A. Brown, Of
Cleveland, the winner Of the Loriilard Badge tho
18th OF August laat, who has faicd up 10 ibis limo to
tako my notice make any 10 said ohallongo,
The badge, emb|ematio Of tho championship passes to
mo according TO tho conditions governing tho samc.
Whilo greatly regretting that anything should have
occurred in tho to disturb tho entente
diao that should always exist among honorable sports
men, will stnto heru that would much sooner havo
preferred to meet Mr. Brown III tho field to contest for
1t, 70 Us to haye allowed tho public opportunity Of
to aki1. Mr. Browns refusal to defend tho badge
Is the moro tneonrrehonsibo when 1t is taken into
confederation that lo requested to challenge for 1t
Immediately after 1e had been declared the victor at
Saratoga. 1lc gayc mo oVory assurance ut TINT tinc
that 1st would dofcna IT, and he allows 1t to 20 by
default, did not wish to gain possession OF the balgo
unless Eas tho better markaan, aud would, beloro
stated sooncr havo lost nftor fair trial Of
skill but TINT am forcaI into tho possession Of
1t, would state TINT ! prepared to defend It
ugainst ali unlcr the conditions governing tho
snmc-against nllaeurn vol o. professionals. In
conclusion, would state that 1t Mr. Brown wishrs to
defend his now barren cl.ansnioneiip reputat!on,
we'll l-knowO gentleman amateur Of this city las
sjgnihod his willingness to meet him for
$2,600 0 side, at 1U birds each, according to tho
Eugnsh rules, 30 yards rtso. Hoping h1r. Brown will
communicate through tho proper chnnnel mud antor-
tain the aboye proposition, 30 Oh TO- giVe tho shooting
fraternity opportunity 10 Ree II lie ropcat his
very cxcollens performance ut Haratoga,, renlnln
yoiirs truly LIZA a. PAINE.
Nkw YoAR, Sept IL, 1873.
, 1873-09-19

THE TURF.

TRorT1Ha MATINEE AT DEXTER FARE.
Despite tho chilly winds md threatening clouds,
yesterday afternoon, asBomblagoo Of 600 porsous
attended the trotin8 matinee at Dextor Park and
vol repaid for the Inconvenience they had to endure.
Thcro were several races, and MI Of them amateur
In every doai' tho horsea being roadsters and tho
drivers their owncEs,-young nlcn who arc not con-
neced With the track md lave no know!cgo track
tricks. Tho first raco tho principal ono Of tho
afternoon Fyo West Sitlo horsee that beat threo
minutes hAndily competed for pool-purHo Of $500.
Tloy were George E. White's hhy mare hack Walnut;
". j. browns bay Gelding Sleepy Dave; Thomns Nc
Na,nnra'4 black gG1ing BILLY black Dunplrey bay
gol!ng Phil Sheridan; aud r. Drannocks bay goling
uutternut. Tho first two heAts wero won by DlAck
Walnut. sheridan took tho third, but 1t Btllb-
se1uently asccrtanel that no was not carrying
weight, It was not given to bin,. Tho thcn
by Black Walnut, hor beat ttmo being 1853. Tho
other races we're between alower horses md for
Buall money, and were not worth reporting. The
pool-bo1 over which Mr.. Fox prosiilcd had nearly
2000 under Its Lid whom tho aport to end.
Tho crowd was unusually orderly, and everything
passed of quietly.
THE NARHvILLE METRIC.
NAsuvILLE, Tenn., Bppt. 1B,-TAo full meeting Of
tho Nashville Blood Horse Association commences
tho 29th inat, There already hero 100 horBes ill.,
cluding Franklin Nice'a and Robinson & Morgan's
gtables with sonc twenty-five thirty other horses
set to arrive. Tho prospects hayo neror beon moru
1ntering for fall meeting. The Turf Congress atako
Ia creating grca excitement among turf men, aud will
doubtless bo III exciting race.