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sAN FRANCISCO.
An ExcItirg Rs' G.

SAN FRA:ClsC0, November l5.-An
exciting race, under the auspices Of the
Pacific Jockey Club, took place this
Pm. The race was TOR post stakes, all
agea, tour mile heats, with $1,000 in
gold coin added; first horse to receive
$1,000, second, $500, third 300. Five
or more subscribers were necessary 10
fill, and horses to start 10 make 3 race.
Another condition wss, that two or
more subscribers from East OF the Rocky
Mountains were required to fill, such
subscribers heing allowed 500 each
for travelling expenses. There were
four stsrters, viz: Thad Stevens, True
Blue, Joe Daniels and Mamie Hall.
Four heats were run In first heat,
Mamie Hall was distanced, the contest
helng being between Joe Daniels and
True Blue. The heat Was won by Joe
Daure's; time, 7453. True Blue being
second, and Thad Stevens third.
The second heat was won by True
Blue by elk lengths, Joe Daniels coming
in second and Thad. Stephens third.
Tine, sos.
The third heat was won by Thad.
Stevens, after a close contest with Joe
Daniels. la this heat True Blue was
distauCed.
The fourth heat, and the race, was
won bv Thad. Stevens; time, 1:46. An
immense amount OF money changed
hands OF the result, Eastern men losing
heavily.
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BROOKLYN.
Indignation Meeting Called.

BROOKLYN, November l5.-The Kings
county Democratic General Committee
will, it is said, hold & meeting 70. the
purpose OF making arrangements for 8
mass meeting, irrespective OF party,
VIXEN the citizens will have an oppor,u-
nifty OF expressing their indigu alton at
the Spanish massacre. 1t is said resolu-
tons will be adopted at the meeting
calling upon the Presidest to take i'm =
mediate action towards redressing the
outrage and Vindicsting the honor CT
the country.
Workmen are engaged in placing
vessels at the Navy yard, in condition
io7 serTiss
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but that there were executions on the
18th ia established. 1t is ascertsined
that there. were twenty-three British
subjects on board the Virginius, all told
and this is probably in excess OF the
number OF Americans. though the
exact status OF all the prisoners
cannot be determined tthis time The
Government has, however, a full list ol
the officers, passengers and crew. 1t
would not be at all surprising to the
authorities here il Great Britain should
send fleet from Jamaica to demand
reparatien for the murder OF her sub
jects, and should receive it before our
Congress meets. Meanwhile the hands
of this government are tied. The Pres
ident can do nothing, Congress having
the sole right to declare war and make
reprisals The Secretary Of the State
can write letters, but that is as far as
he csn %. The President could send
q ship OF war to Havana to
ask for an explanation, but q
written inquiry would answer the
purpose as well. So lar as
recent Cabinet meetings are concerned,
the reports concerning them are purely
imaginary, and words have been put in
the Presidents mouth which he never
used. All that can be said in this cou.
nection is that there has been from the
first a most perfect accord between the
President and the Secretary OF State.
The Secretary OF State is in constant
communication with Minister Sickles,
who has had several important inter-
views with the authorities at Madrid
but up to the present time nothing diff
mite has resulted. Therefore no really
important news ia looked for by the
Secretary for week or ten days to
come. Telegrsphic communication be-
tween Havana and Santiago has
been interrupted since the 23rd OF Oct.
when the lines we're broken
by 8 hurricane. According TO Spanish
accounts, advjces from our Consuls on
the island agree as to the date when
the wires ceased working, but the belief
here is that they were cut by the Span"
iards.
The statement put forth to the effect
that the President and prominent Off
cials Of the government have declared
themselves as reluctant to take any
steps calculated to bring about war
with Spain, because or the inferiority OF
our uavv,are wholly unfounded. While
they iully appreciate the odds
against winch we mus contend on the
seas, they are not only determined to
maintain the honor OF our flag, but en-
tertain no doubt as to the result should
hcstilites ensue, fully believing that the
superiority o. Cur officers and men over
those Of Spain, would fully compensate
for auy inferiori.y in our ships, as COM
pared with those OF the Spanish navy.
Indeed the President and his Cabinet
are fully 10 accord with the intelligent
sentiment OF the country in regard to
the Vlrginius affair, aud are doing ell
in their power to meet its demapds.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Railroad Accident.

SYRACUsE, November l6.-Testerday
morning coal trsiu from Auburn, on
the Npw York Central railroad, drawn
by two locomo!ives, colliied with a
freight train three miles west of this
CITY. The wreck WAS complete. A
fireman was seriously injured by jump
ing from the engine. Passenger trains
were delayed several hours, and pas
sengers were obliged to walk two miles
TO reach q train on either eide OF the
wreck. The train dispatcher mere is
generally blamed, as he ordered the
freight train to make time and neglect
ed to notify the coal train to lay by une
til the freight train had passed.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Identified

PHrLAoELPHIA, November l6.-The
woman rouud in the woods near Eliza
beth is the widow OF wealthy German
banker in Hamburg and the wife OF
the mau Krum who attempted to Kill
her. The pair arrived in this city on
the 9Th on the steamship Persia. They
put up at the Allegheny House and
let on Wednesday for Newark. Upon
arriving at Elizabeth be caused her to
alight. and then walked with her to the
oul,k'r;s Of the city, where he shot her
in the head. cut both her arms with a
knife or razor, and then setting tFe to
her clothing left her 10 die, but the
body was found by colored man be-
tcre being consumed.
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to have said: "You are aware that l
have been considered somewhat blood.
thirsty IN this matter, but the entire
Cabinet are now OF my mind. In the
Cabinet on Friday We were unit, and
if the American people are not satis-
fed with the measures resolved upon
at that meeting to vindicate the ma.
tional honor. they must be very hard
to please" He absolutely refused Civ
ing any information in regard to the
object of his visit here, but it is gen
orally believed that it was in connec-
ton with military and naval prepara-
tons now being made in view OF the
contingencies of war.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The President's Term 10 be Pro-
IOuged.

The President's Term 10 be Pro-
IOuged.
PARIS, November l5.-The commiss
sioners appointed to consider the mo-
ton introduced in the Assembly TO pro-
long the term OF Office of President
Mcmahon, made their report to the
Assembly to-day. The report OF the
commissioners supports the prolongs-
ton OF the term OF McMahon ten years'
but demands the establishment by the
Assembly OF constitutional laws for the
government OF the executive power.
The Monsrchists.
Negotiations with Count De Cham
bord for the restoration OF the Mon
archy and his elevation to the throne,
have been reopened. 1t is stated that
Count De Chsmbord has agreed to
make such concession as will meet the
views OF the Rovslists.
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NEW JERSEY.
The President.

NEWARK, n. j., November 10
Presiden, Grant and party visited the
Industrial Exposition last evening.
The President spent Sunday with his
mother, who, since her husbands s
death has resided with her daughter. in
Elizabeth. The party return to Wash
irgton on Monday.
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VIRGINIA.
Moyemen Is. OF War Vessels.

NORFOLK, Va. November l6.-The
flagship Worcester, Is guns, Command
der Whiting, has dropped down stream
and is expected to leave tomorrow
evening or Tueedsy morning. The
iron clad monitor Mahomsc is nearly
ready, and officers have been assigned,
to Commander Elk. Owens. She is now
getting coal on board. She has two
ineen-inch guns. 1t ia presumed she
will sail as soon ready. No other war
vessels are fit for service here.
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PRIDE AND POVERTY.
Keeping Up ApPearaBces-Fashioa-
able FolIfes OF the Times-ResuiIs
OF Toady ism.

OF Toady ism.
From the New York Commercial
= Advertiser.
Aristocratic psuperisn is quite pop
ular element iu all large cities. II
spreads out in the most surprising z
manner, and has the habit OF being con-
tagious. 1! steals upon one, like con-
aud generally stays by until
comes to the rescue. You
meet with aristocrstic pauperism daily,
and don't kDo. it. The peunjless tops
the needy aristocrats, and INDECENT lash
ionables are somewhat numerous. These
admirable two faced individuals make
lite oue continual stuggle. They are one
thing, and appear another. Pride and
vanity are INDUCED 10 st the cost Of
truth, honesty, and principle. Every iota
OF manhood and vomsnhood 10 sac-
riced for elegant surrounding and sum p
tuous living, and ali this home rplen-
dor wears such lordIy nien that look
ers.on never suspect it'a only gloss ard
show, 8 sort o. silver-plsted arrange
nent Time betrays the wsll-gusrd-
ed secret. Gilded poverty, like murder,
will com. out, sud the penalty paid for
oil this sham wsy Of living is exceed.
inrly severn. City lie is full OF calan-
tiles Perhaps there is nothing 80
distressing as the joys and soTrows OF
brisisss milliensirss. Thsss ,!egsnt
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Prof Hall's Magic Iompoand will Iorce the
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BALTIMORE.
Shooting ARRAY.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-Two COL
cred men quarrelled over a game Of
cards this afternoon. and one shot the
other in the breast, inficting a serious
uound
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Snow,

LOWELL, November l6.-A driving
snow storm prevailed here all day.
Sleighing is excellent in the northern
part of this State.
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\ hW BOOK agents, SSH te'Sy GySmE s2E

MARCH, r.. D., author of"NIght Scenes In
the BIDlo" and "Gug Fathers House" of
which nearly 1900 copies Of each were
MCURDY, 5l3 Arch IT., Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE BEST PAPER
T7 TTSsS

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and best illustrated weekly paper publlsh-
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ToADYTSN

are not uondrously beneficial to poor
struggling humanity. This foreign gen.
teel vice sppears to fnd favor in demo-
cratic America Society wears issci
mating charm, irresistible, and said to
be perfectly harmless, since the beau
monde has the khsck Of getting into
print. 1t is all innocent amusement, this
gossi ping about the Noodle family
going to Europe, and the Frtz Colds
brilliant silver wedding. The informA-
ton that Miss Silver is betro,hed to
M. John Henry Banker IL Q 'tsiny N
portant news. We learn with edmira-
ton that Mrs Lucy Snob was seen dr-
wing in the park Some kind friend or
society Journal informs US that Miss
Nellie Grant attends the chnrch that
her iatber is q member OF.
Toadyism 10 not exactly q baneful
elemnet in society, and yet ia influence
cannot be ssid TO exercise any very
aEtiDg good. This desire to be not c ID
is one great cause Of the people trying
to keep MP such brilliant appearances
npon notning-living beyond their in-
comes, aud becoming slaves to the
fashionable follies OF the times.
C. C. DE.
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Great illustrated AGRICULTURAL and FAM
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1873
@I,SOO,OOO

divided into y oC0 cash glfts, will be distrib.
uIed by lot among the ticke et-holders. The
numbers Of the tickets 10 be drawn nom
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
nom another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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PRICEOF qICEETs

Whole tickets $50; halves S2j; ientns, or
each coupon, 50; eleven whole tickets ior
500; nv ticket Tor ~ 900 ; ll3 whole tickets
Tor 81 600; ~ whole tickets for $4,000. No
discount on less than s5CO worth OF tickets
at a time.
Tickets now ready for SAFE, and all ORDER,
accompanied 10y the money pronltly nli'd.
ibeEal terms given 10 those who buy To-
sell again
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TE9S, T.. RRaNIETTE.

Agent Publ. LiDr. KY. and Mans. Git Con,
Public Library Building, LOUISVILLE Ky
J. v. L. RODGERS, Agent,
l06 Market street.
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Cincinnati Express.

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WHEELING AS
FOLLOWS-wHE EELING TIME:
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Cincinnati Express.
EAsT-LEAvES wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling wheeling
daily at.-.G.O p. Il. daily at 200 4. n. d.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Wsshh gton 'olumbus....2iO p. n.
City.....-...9:45 A. N Iandusky ... 6-25 T.. ~
Baltimore..lO3 30 A. NJ. sundays excepted.
st. Louis Express.
BAsT-LRAYLs. wEs1-LEAvEs.
Wheeling wheeling
dailv at. 525 A. NJ daily sT......9 81 An
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Washington Columbus. 5:5r T. u.
City.........8i5 p. n. Sandusky.. 1925 4. ".
Baltimore. 1000 P. NJ
Accommodation.
EAEI-LEAvKs. wEsT-LEAVEg.
sWheeling wheeling
daily at.-.9 ID A. y. daily at-...6:SO l.. n.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Cum berland.s:2o 4. M.lIlnesvtlle. -. 1918 l.. II.
sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philadel.
uhis, New York and Boston. At Wash
ington City for al points South.
West bound trains make direct conrec.
tion for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
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NEW npvERTIsEMENTs
Grandest Scheme Ever Known
FOURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Public Library
Of Nontucky.
l2,0eO Cash Gifts SI,500,0OO
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift
S25O,000 for $50.

The Fourth Grand Gin Csucert suthoriz
ed by specia act OF the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place in Public Library Hall, at
Louisville, KY,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER s, 1873.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving OILY 5000
for sale IN the United States, where lUO,oar
tickets are divided into ten coupons On
parts and have on their back the Scheme
with a full explanation of their mode oi
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed in this
country. the uuDr cedented sum of
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LIST OF GIFTS.

The distribution will bepositive, whether
all the tickle : are sold or not, and the Il OOJ
gifts all p?ld In proportion 10 the tlcke's
sOid-all WnSDld tickets being destroyed, as
nj the first snd second concert, and not
rCnrtgln ol I'm Inc drawing.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh E, z.

~ R1RxC ON AND AFTER NOV.
60 SsszSSSx 2nd, 1878, Trains. will run
follows:
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Secretary Be!knap.

Secretary Of War Belknap wss in
this city yesterday, and left for Wash
iugton in the evening. he was visited
during the day by several military men.
with Whom hs held prolonged confer
snoes, To ons OF these be Is reported
National Republican., 1873-12-19
rms cU,c,yo Drga,oiTyoN.

Tho Chicago tclcgrams have already announced
the ricl that the cliy treasurer, David A. Gage,
late proprietor Of the fremont house, but more
ro1cntIy OF the Pacific hotel 10 dctaultcr In alargn
amount. Tho Tribune Of, that city contains the
.dctails showing the amount to he about 400 900.
Allegations were made that all was not rght
with th5 trcasuTer's cash account during the re.
ocnt municipal campaign, hut his friends believed
them ~ have boon made Tor electioneerinR elgct.
Hsgc challenged scrutiny IN order to bun tho
authorities. The matter was, however, referred
to the finance commi!ton OF the city council for
who had held the Office two years, was defeated
Hut the colnmittec, Consisting Of Acting Mayor
Bond aud Aldermen Sherwood, Ogden, Megen-
Miss AMI McAyoy, proceeded with the invtstiga-
tIon. and found that the books In the treasurer's
otncc agreed with the books IN the oomptrpller's
They drew up q report accordingly, and aiter be.
Ing signed By. Messrs. Ogden aud Mc1cupls, II
mission to the council. Alderman sherwood, u
mrmbcr of the committee, had been called to
Minnesota by the death ofa sister.
not satisfied that all was right He went into the
corresponded with the amount called for by the
3omptrollcr's books. Mr, sherwood then asked
isseu nGsrc "S n %SSS saa s aa
III. i sRssfg5pd a:Ssa er he S"af books
bank books away, and that they had not been
written up for several months. He Nho elsrkl
hAu cuttfcu tnc uttuuccH rs bhfe
Esyo them TO him, and to the best Of his
knowledge tho accounts were all straight.
Mr. Sherwood Insisted that tho bank
books should DO exhibited fully written up.
Soon alcr, Mr.. Sherwood received u note from
Mr. Gage requesting him to call at the Pacific
hotel, az he dcsircd 10 see him. Tho result was
On interview, during which Mr.. Gage confessed to
tho delalcation. rho Tribune, which sustained
Gage for reelection. says tho Developments am
ply ylustify ''all the charges brought against him
BY hts opponents In the recent city election. II
also ias,laSs change ~ the city goysrpmen,;
having disbelicved the charges preferred against
him until few days age, when we learned the
Teal facts from one Of his bondsuien, we are now
FREQ TO acknowledge that the Peoples party were
right from the beginning 50 far as they made
their campaign on the demand that tho city
moneys he counted. Mr.. Gage Is defaulter.n
1t Il believed by tho Tribune that Mr.. Gage has
property sufficient 10 secure tho city. In connec-
ton with his official bond, and demands the i'm.
mediate commencement OF suits against both him
and his surcties, for tho purpose oil realizing tho
amount determined to be short. Tho interest on
the city debt, amounting 10 something near the
amount OF tho dcfalcatlon, falls due on the 1st
proxino. and must he met from other resources.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
RY 4. McB. TIMONEY a CO.,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auetloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
8NDSih hsrREfTs. p PkHTof i.6rS 81 N squNnE
ys Sw MrS2yE8 riNn,Ii8,,lpy ~ Tw0'srokY FRANE
BY virtue ofa deed OF trust to me, dated March a.
A. d. isea aud duly recorded In l.iber and u, No.
10, folio No, 1873. one OF the land reedTdsfor wash
mgtou county, District Of Columbia, aud Al the
written request OF the party secured thereby. VIII
srl AZ public auction, In front OF the premises, on
MONDAY, the I'D day of December, A; u. lsis, Al
In square nun bered 80 ~ the same are designattd
Warrington, ii. q, snd eSutalnsd vii hin the FOL.
lowing inetes and bounds; Beginning fer the same
on New Jersey avenue, o. the northwest corner OF
said lot, aud running thence enthusiastically Al
right angles With said avenue one hundred and
lwcnty-lix li26) feet and eight 81 lachest thence
east sixty 6ol frcti thence solth sixty o) feet ave
aud quarter t6}) inchesi thence tonthwesterly to
said avenue one hundred ard eighty-two Nssl feei
ten tio inches, and thence along the llne q said
place q oeginning.ths same containing s,lsS
Ternls Of ssiei Que third cash balance In six ana
twelve months, for which the notes OF the par
chaser, bearing tep per cent, Interest, sccnrei BY
deposit of sico on lie day of ss, aud al ssa1 sy
,aic afy not compiled with In seven days from t,t
dAy Of 1as, the tusiee rcsoIyol the right 10 resel
lhe Properly Al the risk aad cost OF the deAaltial
butehaier, ks, ave days advertisement In one oi
BstS' '''A' a'"'B1gSR $sS%,nSSl Etiss.sss'
dsoi.M,w ,wsF&a' ANslloasst'.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
dci2.dSds
NV "a n EA0NrU
nY n. II. WARMER.
- Real Estate Broker aud ArctiOneer.
IA seventh ,tregt, bet cen u and II street,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF 4 THREE.sToRY AND
BAsENEST bNlIK DwEIt.lNG AND BACK
BUILDING. RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BE.
7 rIWIIIffniSS NSiNrh AND TENTH STREETS AT
Nv Virtue or deed OF trust, dated April T. A. n.
!si! sad duly recorded In Lleer No. Us, folio 2so
inc DlsIist Of Columbia, And ty direction Of the
rnblic auction, lD front of the premises. on SAT.
ORDAr. December q. ls7s, A. O'Clock p. NJ, all
that piece OF parcel Of ground known and desctibed
Aarinsu's recorded subilvision cf original lot
four % 10 eleven ny inclusive, In square numbered
three hundred aud sixty-Iour, 1854, Improved by a
oa.liirs, ThlspToperiy I. IN an improving neigh
hoghooi, ana eaers a hne opportunity for aprohi'
able Inv cstment,
Il ten per cent. from October T. lssa, Slth expense
of SALE in oA,hi balance At Elk And Ixelye months,
lcrsst from lhe day Of sale, And SECURED ~ deed
Sohysyasslhs n sS.. d 81. pafspa.sr. Tss hun:
Of sale Ifierms ef sale are not compiled with ID
ten days AFTER sale tile trustees reserve the right to
rkEen AZ lhe rst and cost OF the deauitng pur.
@Sfs DeEspapsrs published IN he City Of wssSss'
S'' RoBERT p, popaE, !r,u..s.
! ass.w,r.s.s IRbSSb9bEL, ss?.paa,