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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09
GEYBRAL FOREIGN NEWS.
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.
TUE BRITISH GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTED TO RECON-
MEND II TO ALL NATIONS.

TUE BRITISH GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTED TO RECON-
MEND II TO ALI. NATIONS.
LONDON, Tuesday, July g. 1873.
In the House of Commons, this evening, Mr..
Henry Richard member for MertherTydyil, and secre
tary OF London Peace Society, moved that in the
opinion Of the House Her Naiesys Government should
communicate with foreign Powers for the purpose OF
Improving international law, and with the view OF
tablshng arbitration permanent resort for the set
lbment OF differences between nations.
Mr. Richard in a speech in support Of his motion,
stated that he had received large number Of letters
from America expressing sympathy with his propo-
stOn. He proceeded TO show that the danger OF war
Kept 100000 OF men armed annually in Europe, render
ing necessary taxation Of S2,OO0,OoOOOO, and the
payment Of yearly interest on the war debts OF
s5OOOOOOO In addition this the value Of labor with
drawn from industry estimated 10 be $25O,oO oOOO
In Germany the conscrption forced emigration
which depOpuating the country and Russia, France
aud Italy financially crippled by the expense of
their enormous military establishments.
Mr. Gladstone opposed the motion. He argued that IL
would defeat its own object because the continental
nations held widely different views the subject. He
asked the gentleman to withdraw the motion.
Mr. Richard declined 10 Withdraw, and the House di-
vided
The division resulted n tie9s Yeas 70 90 Nays. The
Speaker gave his casting favor OF the motion,
which was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHoJo July sCArrLR active reespe 900 price, a,m Zoe
Choice sold Of 10 90 20 % ftrA
s6I 20 the oud price los averaging O 10 Good Butch
eT, COW, and steers sold az StD$5 u.s. shipments 'O0
OnO, msrke, fairly and prices 6rm bat not
uotay ghef Good at - SOG IS So Choice anf
Hrtra rs 55d o. IS; shipments 1900 a. a
sr.sp ouist a. steady local trsds sales Of Fair Shoen
St0S4 So .
W.rxRrovy Mass. Juiy a-Bss1 CArrLsReceipt, l09 heed
T1ps Was little feeling choice cattle AMI prices we're hrm
saes Of choice sloaSU q extra SsG ~ % erst qqaH
an a. 81 second Guatv $685. 50 third quality $5G s. so
snssP AMI LsBs-Reeepts si head The market was du
G vbt uppy kept prices from declining smb we're hrm Al
t 6gu II wool sheep IN lots $5G 81 extra, % %
81; Spnng lambs, s9l4c y n.
July a-There good 1ppy Of Beef Cattle this
eel and ,be the best grade Of bseTcs prices
ranged from per for fair 50 good aad common from V TO
sac y 10, gross . -, 49,, o,,... -.
NOT yer, changed hands al from &C. 90 ic per 10 Tor
fair good from s 10 % per head Far to good lambs
sold a. from to Toe per n, ,---
sO soaa 81 81 p 100 10 net for corn fed
inquiry but 40 cbanse N prices ~ Aeau
sold A. foa So 20 s1S per head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

Gen. Charles X. Graham has been appointed
Engineer-in-Chicf Of the Dock Department vice Gen
Mcclellan, resigned. s-.
The upper works of the steamboat City OF
Cairo, in port at New.Orcans, burned Monday
night The vessel valued at 600 and Is insured
for $1,000 .. ..
Manchester, Vermont, is now easily accessi-
bic by the New-YOrk and Harlem Railroad. drawing
room cars running all the through without change
IL may also be reached by rail from Troy in two and
half hours. This charming retreat, at the foot of
Equinox Mountain, among the Green Hills. has excel
lent hotel accommodations, good livery stables, Deat
ful scenery, and cool, braciDg mountain air
AS the ferry boat Long Island City, plying
between Hunters Point aud Thirty was enter
ing her slip the NeWYork side about noon yesterday
the passengers were startled by cry for help from the
river lad about years old discovered strug'
Cling in the water about yards out, where he had
been driven by the force OF the tide while bathing
James Fitzsimmons, u fireman employed on the bOab
seeing the dangerous position OF the boy stripped on his
coat vest shoes. and jumped overheard after him
lie succeeded I'm reaching the boy Just be sinking
the third time and with much difficulty finally reached
the shore. purse made up among tho PASSENGERS
for FZsimmOns, but he refused 10 receive ~ saving
that did not desire any reward for doing his duty
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DONEs1IC MARKETS.

Rryy,to Ju, s-Lake Rail imports for the p bour'
Flour 700 bb Wheat $3.50 bush Corr, ls2o bush Oats
2g0 40 bush; RYE bush. Canal Shpmenb-Wheat 5o3
bub Corn 4 bush Oats 100 2l5 bush Rye 5000 bush Rail
FIpots-Wheat bash; Corn. 67ss bush Oats, t3p bush
Csi Pbts Iul lOic; Corn Slc; Oats SIC Flour quiet
Western Spring. So 75as IS: BAieT' 81 2sessi Amber
,sl., Of snail lot. Mi~.ufes No. Spring At 81 y
ono,d-Dnlnih No spnug 49, Milwaukee 40. Spring 81 90
NTspkee N, Suring Jld y. Chicago 30 Spring , ~
Gbs CapsiA 81 G5GSl 10; White Michigan 8 bSG 81 Rf
com 6rm; 1909 bush Cboc No at 'e eO bnsh No
r O lover: ,ales Of $50 bash No BE 800 bush No
AZ 33e RE nominal Barley steady Canada g9s
Va WeStern e0dg5e Barley 6rm Western, 6leSl TO-
PINE Winter l00 81 Isl Prime Canada 81 0 Sl 20
RE Nilt held at sc. Other articles unchanged
WtINIsRrot 8Sprits Turpen1ue quiet st fie Rosn
esdy STRAINED Grade Turpsntne quiet at ~ Tor Hard
and 4 s,s yellow Dip and Yirgn. Tar steady at ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, issued this morning
will contain q variety OF interesting matter not given
in The DAILY The following partial list OF its con
tents Caldwell Of sprngfeld-POem by Bret Harte 90.
Intellectual In1uenceA Letter to an Intellectual Man
who desired an Outlet for his Energies ON EIu
cation 49, ylcr's History OF Amherst College Boston
Literary Notes Lines found upon the person OF Fred
erick ". Lorng. TRIBUNE correspondent with Lieut.,
Wheoers expedition, slain by the Apache Indians.
Preparations for tho Centennial Celebration General
Notes Insane Criminals Home Interests Humor-
Gus The Humming Brd-a Poem. The Coming Pear
Crop Effect OF the DrOuth on the Crops Texas
Cattle Australian sheep and Wool .Fazakerey Sew
age Farm. Liquid Manuring. silk Culture Unsue-
cessful Diagnosing Diseases Farmers Wives in In
sane Asylums Dairy Topics Topics Of the Time.
Where shall we Borrow the Money Hillside Plow-
ing Feeding Grain TO Farm stock. Bad Boys and
Birds Nests Hired Men the Farm. The Root OF
the Matter Mans Fight with Nature. 90. Clippings
from Contemporaries go. Inquiries Answered Farm
News and Notes Editorial Notes. Foreign, Washing
ton, New-York City and Miscellaneous The
Murder Record Political. Indian Affairs college
Commencements, &c. Tho leading Editorials are !;
The Wreck OF the City OF Washington The Plain Truth
About It, Mr. Buffers Panacea, Robin Hood IN Congress
Marrying Title Freedom Of tho Press IN New Orleans
etc The Weekly Weather Chronicle, the Dry Goods,
Horse Live Stock Grain, Provision. and other Markets
are carefully given in THE WEEKLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

t..., geo5-Eolus was first away, with StOckwoodhnd
& Nsrrvnlau abreast and Katie Pease last f0urlengths
Iobjud the after jumped aside the moment the drum
~, tgi,ped and her Jockey lost one foot out OF the
t,rn hiding the entire heat in tal manner otoGh-
wood osened gap of two lengths at the quarter pole
Wovrv,5sn heuR length in advance OF EOlus VINO Was
sSi 80 Iengths i'm front Of the fav0rie Ihey ran IN
THIS order along the and pssi tne ha
mole without any change occurring In their POSITIONS oh
he over sde Iohn merryman moved nearer he ea1oI'
soewood the latter being lengths ahead OF Eous
and Katie Pesse AZ far Dehhu uhS w sstrafch and
A the horses dashed up the nome stIebSh nnu
passed under the string stockwood was ieaui NV,
latter from Tous and the fayOrite the same dstaueo
behind Atsthe clubhouse turn, Kate Pease Dcg4n "
close the gap rapidly and John MerTyInah lsnne tb
beaten At the quarter pole she got even terms "s
StOckWeod az that point on the baoh-streteh she ~.
head IN trout but stock wood raced WIN hot pt
the half mile pole and half way along the lower SroIn
at the last turn, Katie Pel3e ienBth AhoAu ~
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Don Carlos has ordered the arrest of the
Cure Of santa Cruz.
E. L. Plumb has arrived at Havana from
Mexico, en- route 10 New-York.
The Swiss Federal Assembly has elected
Herr Zeglcr Of Zurich President.
The Canadian Government steamer Druid,
with the Governor-General and party board arrived
al Gaspe. Quebec, yesterday
Eighteen Norwegians, belonging to the Ger
man Arctic Navigation COmpany's service, who were
ON spzbergen were found dead by the party which
went " taeir relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09
An EXCITING YACHT RACE.

The challenge yacht race in Gowanus Bay
between Lima and Idle Hour yesterday afternoon az
racted considerable attention from Long Island yAch
men. AT 800 O'Clock stlf breeze from the southea
was blowing hut II sNsckened considerably before ths
starting signal was given nyi3g start was tnau"'
and &C 35il5 the Linn y was Off Her rival was Only
four seconds behind and the start was Ntnahy even
TIE t2gEse vac ilew stske-RoaI cd the L'as lssA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

Extreme asis the pressure for capital To forward
nhed railroads COUNTRY large sales OF the fst
Vermont Dvoa Of the Portland and OF
the best
tes limited SO 600 mile aud stand on
bas OF subscription SHY miles oil
te ron are finished local business On the residue
s.syea mlesuuch done. Tbs line the shortest nom
fb v.tsr rival line being nsteen per cent longer
must through baness from tb. s. Lawrence hones
The Dominion aud toe seboa No other road in the
otrT can compare attractions The tnsncs agents -"
The line are Fairbanks the renowned manufacturers Of
,.ghiuy na.hae. -lHes York Commercial Advertiser.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHIsGToN. ID. e.. July 81 a. IN. }
a.. fhs ,1nei n hours.

HynopSlS Tor NO EtI , = "O'I' Nt..,J,,,
The barometer has fallen since Monday
barometer has moved from the ONO valley eastward
over the Middle Atlantic states the barometer has sen
over the upper lakes and Northwest. o., e. 49,. -, 4.
The temperature has fallen IN the Gun states anu ~
less extent the lakes northerly winds lTeslh,
partly cloudy and clear weather in the CUR states
easterly winds with cloudy and threatening weather. IN
the Middle States nOrtheastery Winds win cloudy ana
threatening weather IN the missouri anu MsSissipp'
valleys light local rams reported from the SCUM
Atlantic coast aud very generally rains from the mldue
Atlantic States.
Probabilities
on Wednesday for the Gulf states northwest an9
southwest wind. with generally clear Wealhtr anu loca
rains the Eastern Gulf coast For the south Atahto
states higher temperature and local storms
For he Middle Suites HoTipeSerfy c'nds ana etedT"g
,rsdfher "a,
For New England northeast winds ana cloudy
weather followed by westerly winds and clear weather
i,y Wednesday evening. $1,000
For the lake 70 gon northeast and northwest WINDS
partly cloudy weather followed by numerous local
storms IN the upper lake region ana the Noi'"estp S
wednesday night
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To- ...al4G0 A242O SJHJ
The last and largest pool tins race Dur hased,
il was rumOred about the course through Mr. L. j..
Philips. famous az the Branch rs a"beung man.. for
a combination of sporting men, consisting OF Thomas
Murphy Cross Town Carey (the Albany famous lobby
isD, John l. Davenport, United states Commissioner
and Senator James Wood and Assistant District AttOr
ney Lyons. and John Chamberlin the famous " club
man" of the Branch. This rumor caused sudden ces-
"wanderer was to vim No more pools were sold
after that.
grand stand three times when the drum WAS tapped
Hubbard took the lead, with Preakness and Wanderer
next and Business last On the lower side, Business
rushed past his horses and cut out the running at
lively pace; Hubbard, Survivor and Wandercr
following in the order as named Asa they went
under the string the first time, Business
was loading SURVIVOR two lengths win Hub
Business who was evidently making the running in the
interest Of the favorte held his commanding lead to The
quarter pole along the backstretch and 10 the half mile
pole Preakncss and survivor running Tapped with Wan
derer fourth and Hubbard last On the lower stretch
Wanderer cut loose and quickly passing Survivor Freak
ness and Hubbard Joined issue with Business At the
stand Wanderer led Survivor neck the latter only half
length before Preakness At tue turn the fayOrte drew
clear and as the quartere pole was reached had his
neck In front Of Survivor tho latter having Preakness
at his saddegrths Passing the stand. Wanderer was
half length ahead and az tho clubhouse turn he was
two clear lengths ahead On the far side Wanderer was
leading six lengths with Preakness Survivor and Hub
bard Tapped on eacn other SO great the lead now
of Rice 4 MoCOrmck's famous horse that 1t was APP
parent ne had the race hand and indeed the issue
never IN doubt, for Wanderer galoped leisurely
along, and the by 20 lengths Proakness beat
Hubbard length torlsecond place Hubbard thirn. 20
lengths before SURVIVOR ana Business last Time, $50
The winner is handsome dark chestnut 10 hands III
hight by Lexington out Of Coral He was bred by the
late Mr.. r. A. Alexander of Kentucky, and sold when
yearling to Mr.. ID. Swigert The latter brought HIM
East years ago, with kingher aud Annette but
going anss. he did not run at That meeting Last year
started eight S TsRS gG that nS ne eSs make
an exciting race with Harry Bas5ett.
THIRD RACE Monmouth Cgp-Yalue sl5OO add %
tgerpsske Of each the aud she
third horse $50 o I've miles aud hale
MeComeFs ch Wanieer i've yea' by Lexington oa Of
NJ H. Sanford b. Preakness. bye
d. McDanier Hubbard four years by Planet OF Minnie
Mansfield ....'''
j. Crouse Business four by Revolver dam Syn...
Chamberns Survivor three By Vsnds dam by LsI
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Club House, South Brooklyn, to and around stake-
boat OF Oyster Island This course was sailed three
times For the first two miles the yachts were almost
side by side, an occasional pud fav0ring one or the
other according TO position At tins end OF two mes or
the Idle Hour began % pull ahead and the inter
val gradually wldeRed. Not long after. Lima 3
caught favorable puff and rapidly closed the gap she
mile between the two yachts bat at that moment her
throat parted causing delay OF 10 minutes at
the end OF which time the Idle Hour as far m adj
vance az the Lima had been before her misfortune
The Lima was well sailed that she urich
that she had lost and the Idle Hjur barely won the
race The following Is the actual and corrected time
the two yachts:
NaRs b. IN. "a m
Idle Hour ........... ........' y " - -
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Tot,ls........... 40 3l5 rs 1916 1850 LIS 1915
The start was from the halfmie pole and after Two
failures the lot dispatched in struggling order
vandalite was the first away with Cofees bennington
lv second Erastus Corning two lengths behind them
Aaron Pennington next Regardless fifth. Beatrice and
Theodore SIKH and seventh and CrOuse's Persinmon
last Around the into the lower stretch Nandate
and Cohees FLY close together, with Aaron rem
nngtOn third, Petty Larceny fourth Regardless next
and Belmont's pair close up On the lower streteh
Beatrice rushed past her horses and was thrd ~ the
sweep into the hOmestretch, with Regardless ~ her
quarters and Theodore close the latter When larry
into the straight in, Vandate and C0nees nllY'
after racing together few strides parted company,
Beatrice came with tremendous rush, cut down van
daite sho standing STILL and although Regard
less made resoute challenge she shook the latef on
and won ceYery by length, Regardless beatng van
dalite neck for second money Time, "a seconds The
winner Is handsome, racingike lilly, ana Is engaged III
the Ladies' Stakes Monmouth Oaks, Alabama ana Dixie
Stakes next year.
RACnHOpefu Skesvslue $500 added IN sweerssfos
Of $50 D. tSOyesrOds the second 10 bOJ sHl
the tbirf horse 9 80 Of the STATES; half mile
August Bebnon's Beatrice BY Kentucky dam imp Berniee
T. MSrfs b. Regardless BY imp Eclipse dam Imp BananV g
b Ltuis Cos Y,ndate BY Yands dam Vesper Light b.
August hlDopts b. Theodore By Kentucky imp Camilla
D. Persimmon, BY Revolver dam by Daniel the
George Ayress Corning Lightning dam by Nora
John y ChAmberns ysgOth, bTsieTodi dam Vanda by
r. Morst by imp Eclipse slsshe Bsrbsy
John by imp. Lexington dam Jessamne Pofer'
H. McGTsh b. Aaron Pennington By Tppersry dam Lue Fo-
r. p fahs en- Petty Larceny Tippery Ths creek
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plSSEYGRRS 4RRIgED.

PROM LIyBRPOO-H ,teala,Atp Sararli, JAY Mr. ES,a
o. is n Roberts, AlsL Da0c.n w. H. Gardner Prof 10,
ir s iusub family. c. Lussa Deus Mahoaey j. In0up.
- - lin Storage.
FRoA LIysaPOoL IN slsHnlp Cy o. LoRion Jui' gver'
D. Ness James Mage Ecgeisank PoL Helkei.
a., ,.a Joan 6sanhs r. DO1fc Aua Iohn Shee,
" DrfIy4ssg Cbsr-i KEW NJ Vas Wssercn . T. tskr a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

Mrs James Heath of Newport, y. H., com
rntei suicide "a that YESTERDAY.
James w. Chittick, age Is years. was shot
through Edward Reilly age II IA Phepha yea.
tsriay it is supposed the shooting was accidental
go The schooner MomentO. Capt. Oakley, from St
Johns Western Shsre with fishery shppues
va, totally srecked night spd all hands lost
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Tribune Lecture Extr. No. =.

THE METHOD OP CREATION
AN gARs2Sr PROTEST AGAINST
TIKI OARWISIAS THEORY
TW.l', Lecture, delivered Prof AGAsSE bes Asssa 81
Comparative Zoology Cambridge. Mass. containing
rsooud.e aonnalon concerning Anu l pnaei i.l
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81 Pei hAsss "a kKlBuSk LsGtVS1 kXgeA 81, .. -.
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Time 81 seconds.
THE SECOND RACE.

The second race was fer purse Of $500 for all ages
two mile heats the winner take $3.50 the second $780,
and the third horse $50 There four horses entered
all of which started. These were d. Mcdaniel q Co.'S
chestnut FLY Katie Pease years, by Planet out Of
Minnie Mansfield 81 pounds; ID. j. Dannatynes chest
nuf horse stockwood5 years, by Asteroid out of Ala
mana ia pounds; T. W. DOswelps bay horse EOlus,
ears nv feaminRton ont OF Fanny Washington, ia
bounds and +. NJ. Halls bay horse John Merryman,
Yers by Eugene of La Rose, ia pounds Tue beau
t,i 1Iiy Katie PeaSe, having the Ladies' Stakes At
Jerome Park and the mieheat race OF the meeting on
the first day, both victories having been aGhsved IN
we're laid ON her beating the Held
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TIE STATE or Trade.
HAVANA EXCHANGE

Hv,xa Ju sRrhsngs ercited on n.i Stse o. av' 'sr
- ,gi nenur short light premium DAYS. gold t
90 short sgh premium London 81
PAN. prsmiIm.
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NOTWITHSTANDING Friday July e. By Tho Rev. Co srUs
Geer d. d. DIne Herr 0f Newr v j. 10 hiss
Pll. r. sherman. late Of Her.Orleans Li. No cards
a. The Legation End BDi>
con. Cbn,b Par. by the L. Keith George lhfcueE ~
B5,op 10 Isabella eldest 0fhe lac Atibsh G9uis st
this city.
An Notice, IT Marriages must be iHdOrs'd 9th fFH
nage aud address
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ig7 GUS 90 ~. az. uo0r 0~
ssRV Hoot.... sb Cows fsaui ~ H-n lat frrg PH
.n,'a wArsH Daf--P
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CHOLERA.

blFMPrus, July 8.-There WAS enc interment
from cholera to-day.
CINCINNATI, July S.NO cases OF cholera nave Deeh ~
ported here since o'clock yesterday afternoon.
NASHVILLE July s-Ths city is now free from cholera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

ToDAY's RACING.

The racing to-day is Of an interesting character. II
begins with hurdle race for which the only entries
George West aud Shylock, the former being great
favorte at the odds Of $50 to So selling one
mile and quarter, follows for which the entries are
Bingaman, Utica, Wheatey, b. G. Carver, and Buchu
Bngaman IL the fayorte. The third race the Mon
mouth Oaks, which, like it, English prototype 10 Tor
eeyearold lilies exclusively. There 81 entries
OF which eight or more will start. There are Mr..
Cottrels ny Sally Watson, the winner OF the Pckwick
and Louisiana stakes the Fortuna and the COtrel emp
She also ran Katie Pease for the Ladies' stakes
Mr. Corners Sunrise, who won two races NJ Jerome
Park and Utica this Spring; Mr.. Waldens Minnie W.
MIR BemOnts Electra; Col MCDantels Electra; Mr..
McGraths Tabitha Mr.. DOsWeTs Lizzie Lucas, aud
Mr. Searss Anneke Hall.
The following pools were sold at Chamberlains in
broadway laat night
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5petial No!ltes

Post-Oice Notcc.Tre mails Tor Rncp. inrnf -esk
inc SATURDAY. Jalv ~ 1873 sl s WEDNSs
DAY Al y m. TIT 2SDAN, u iui sArURDAr
at n and I'm rHOA L. JAMES. Posiasses
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IImt-J.Hl JiFo,
TIE MONMOUTH CUP.

The Monmouth Cup the third and last race OF the
day II is sweepstakes OF $50 each, play or pay, with
81 800 added by the Association the second horse to re-
ceve $780, and the third $3.50 Of the stakes The dis
lance two miles and half. and there were thir
teen entries ont OF which the following five started
d. Mcdaniel Co.'S chestnut colt Hubbard, years by
Planet of Minnie Mansfield 1.-THE dam OF Katie Pease)
NJ. H. SanOrds bay horse Predkness, years. by Lex
ingtOn, Of Bayleaf; D. j. Cronses chestnut colt
Business, years, by Revolver, out of SyTen; John
F. Chamberlaus bay colt Survivor, years. by Nanda,
dam by LeXingtOn; and Rice * McCOrnicks chestnut
horse Wanderer, years, by Lexington out OF Coral
This was good field OF horses, all OF them winners
Wanderer had the twO-me race Al Jerome PARK
such hollow style that ne at once installed as
favOre. Preakness, the strength OF his successful
running at jerome Park strongly fancied BY many
good judges, and the young colt survivor was quety
backed by those who had him run and win at Bat
more and jerome Park. Hubbard was not in general
favor for II was known that Col Mcdaniel did not
fancy him. Pools - follows.
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MARRIED.

True aud False sceucs, speech cue Fpa" s'sqis' ~
p,r,s gods.b ia rzsUSk LECvUkE Extra We ,