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\ DNlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.

BY virtue and in pursuance Of n decree
" l4e tnSn Gerry Court Of Noxpbc" county
IN mo 9t1te of Mississippi, innda ut the
'aIt MARCIA term thereof, the undersigned
W 9I.Ri,Aiilrator of the estate of William r.
FqihdHXtcr, deceased, will, on
Monday, the First Day of December next
between the hours prescribed by law. pro.
coed to sell, before the Court House door.
y! Tue town Of Macon in said county md
StHte' at public auction, to the highest
oluuer' on a credit Of two equal payments,
one due and payable on the first day of
January 4. y. 1914, and she other due
S"u peS!lge On tho first day Of January,
a. w. $40, the following described valta.
az nS' It, clSy property, to-wit That portion
~ M ltn NoFth: East quarter of Section 83, in
lownshlP 10 of Range II cast in the said
town OF Macon in said county and State,
upon which the calhoun Institute" is
situated, North of the lot lately owned by
Joseph +. uolberg, East of WAYNE
street, South of Nh. Martha Bucks lot.
anu Sp west Of We GQsteED Inc Of said Section
~, e'|tNlh'hG scEen acres more or less,
hnVlnS thereon the large ard eommodious
Sch9ol building Of the Calhoun Institute,
wi'l o%mt'hoqses, cistcrns, &c. Said prop
ortg VIII Fe sod free Of dQYer or other In
Fbf pnrnnHser or purchasers
wiz DC required to give bonds, with good
nlu sufficient security for the payment of
sum OF money for which said property
may % struck off, according to the terms
OSCAR G.. RROTURRS
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faculsV w. +. Ferns authorlzes Us TO say
man can bear to be entiTslyjg&s2s Stock OF b9'k''
feeling such e~njOyments; it is only 70 ,hsn ryrr
cause they are not used to taste Of whaa
ie excellent, that the generality of peO-
pie lake delight in silly. and insipid ~
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ny 0 TICE .

Parties who arc able to ,,e n,'''
Bills slspld he "tlo to pay ,s Ia', .Ii
are indebted to mo o" '"F w 10
Stable accounts ARE r'q" Nv arsr
settle promptly, These = now
md that shortly.
Sept b-tt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

bg. Clarence J. Prentice, son Of
the late Maj. D. Prentice, was
thrown from n buggy lately, in
Kentucky, and killed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

| have taken IL
opposite ,"1 Livery stable
reads ne old Hotel, and am
CO ~ i%urn;sh outfits at vory
r~tSos@""o'e rates. My new ON nibus
viii make regular trips to the
Depot, and take passengers to any
part Of the city. Call and try me.
Accommodation, Promptncss and
Chcapncss are my rules.
/. ETHEREDGF.
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STORE HOUSE FOR REy
-
r. RUFF.
A Attorney at !

Commissioner In ca
Will give special aotcmdd
examination and iuyc.6g
land titles and to estates Of,
persons, aud furnishing
thereof; aud dragging wa
Deeds, Mortgages, LAID.
litle Bond ,rticlc, OF st.
Assignments, and o,hcrjm.
in writing uccrSsar% or rel
business transactions he.g;
li"s ti;cryto.
Rg OFFICE directly ovorI
Office, in brick O0iIdios {
Of Jefferson Street,
Macon, Miss, Jan, II, Is
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HEREAFTER we propose that tho
State Government be run by
"opinions." They are so lucidly
given, $50 clcari in their great Office, "
that We find in them a panacca for
all the political obscuritios that veil
"the situation" from common Oh
servers, Let us have a code OF
opinions, and be governed thereby.
Our statutes arc 50 wry.necked in
construction that they misIead and
divide the poor inteIlccts who have
been retired from public service
and replaced by the astute negro,
and the philosophic carpet bagger.
We give below " an opinion as is
On opinion" from ointment lawyers
and j%urists, OF course, OF the city Of
Jackson. We italjcjse o little, in
order to make the opinion clear It
our readers /:
JACKSON, Mss, Nov. 10, 1873,
The undersigned having exam,
incd the original Fec and Salary
Bill, approved October 22d, 1873,
on file in the Secretary Of States
Office, are Of the opinion that, il It
takes efect at all, it does not take
effect until SIXTY days after its
approval,
Signed: S. A.. D. STEELE,
GEo, l.. PoTTEs,
j. D. FREEMAN.
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RESTA T,
MI

AS& IA GG
W., opened his Restaurant, aud will
Proyldo his tables with all the luxuries o.
tme season. 0y&ters sosryad in all styles
rlsh, game, .&c,, will be coaked IN any
way Whenever they can be had.
aDn Hand:
bologna and other kinds of Sausagos,
Lager Beer, Cheese, Canned Fish.
nc Bakery can supply families with
GakeS' Light Bread, RuskS and Pies at all
Holiday GOoagl
Toys GQGfqetiqRery, Games, &c, Sc,
10" on hand aud more coming.
NO CREDIT
~ ono need call without the monoy. |
sannGt employ a b~ook-keercr, and have no
w 70 collect small Ncc6vGts and must
nave money instead Of promises to pay. =
Al indebted to G. MARI on old scores
W!ll call and settle immediately. caJ
S'tS no further time IN these accounts.
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They have an ocean House
in Meridian. This is certainly
"a notion" for an inland town.
Meridian is a little ambitious, but
she might have been contcnted
with a Lake House."
VIVA a pity it is Nast's name
was not James instead Of Thomas.
Our funny fellows could then call
his Harper's Weekly cartoons Pic
torial Jim.Nast-ics.
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| Chpnccrv Court Of No!2ao3 a
itulos Monday Oct OH !
The State Of Mississippi, or's7
Noxubce County, oS', ~,
at his Office in vacation on N''
Sixth day of Octqbgr ,''@'
Mary j. Carr oi Il ,s' ' "..'
. John a. Carr. said Comps
This dny came on 70 ;. b,
matters OF said Bill, and It 'o'
the Court that tie said jei'..''
/. Carr is not an iuhaOIl p !
but resides in the State Of l5A'l \
his post-otHrc, according to 'l !. n \
nation Of snid Complainant -
said State Of Texas, A., nj,
Il is therefore ordered that p'
be made in the Macon b.,'p t
paper published in the ioE ,' ". +.
said county, citing anI IL ', IN,
said defendant, John x, C"fG VI.
II term of said Court to D, ua n,
Court House in the tow" % @,'
se,ond Monday Of DecenS'F' .
h,.u, tn nlnol NlsNet Z
to lbe said Bill of sad C', NH cI
thai The said Complainant WIZ
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ID 7 Ii Il O M A.
AWARDED BY THE
American Institute,
T0J W MCKEE,

sa3'3'aa'!ag asi EIatag Machines,
at is Ingenious and will meet the want.
OF every nlatron in the lind"
Exhibition of 1872,
John i. uayit, f. A. Barnard.
l., hrc. Secv. President.
Samuel d. Tillmnn, Corresponding Sec'y,
New York, NGyumbor 20, 1872.
This simple and ingenious Machine is A,
useful a' the Sewing Machine. and is fas,
becoming popular With ladies', in the place
OF expensive Neeile.work, its work being
ul't'H more handsome, requiring less tim.
and not M tenth part thu eys,ens
- ; n"w complete without it.
4 Machine with illustrated circular and
lulI instructions sent on receipt Of g, OF
inis9ed IN silver plate for $50.
Address.
Inc MCKEE, MANu2AoruRGNG Co.,
500 Broadway, New York.
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j. K. CANhTT,
JAS. ~POINDEXTER, Re
W. L. EER-

". ~ NLitMfAii Eh,
Attention is also directed to the follow.
ing SECTION of the Registration law
IAH BoarJ Of Registration. in MI matters
pertaining to their Registration, shall be-
ronscrvator6 of the peace, aud enpown~,1
to arrest ana cause to be i'm ..nn. -, ,h.
"nen Necessary, all person,
'"GIllig or preycntingt their rcgistration.
mtlmldating, threatening, or fraudulrntl,
contrlvlng to prevent uny person entitled
thereto fgHT tegiotering, creating riot, dis.
turOahces ar l%uarrcls vt the pieces of reg.
'NtraiIon, or otherwise interfc ing there.
W!th to prevent or delay the Registrars il,
tao discharge of their duty, md nil such
oH1hses shall be punished MS mlsdcmcanor,
under the criminal Code AMI suil Regis
trlFS are empowered 10 call upon all Shcr.
MS ConstabIos and their deputios, and nil
oth'r pence officers, and, when necessary,
oth'r cltiznns, to aid and assist them in
enforcing the laws mn public pcgce, and
SURPRISING disturbances and preventing
the o%ifenses enumerated and this section
shall be published and posted with every
notice to hold " registration.
J Il. CAVRTT,
JAS. r0iSDEXRTE, Registrars.
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v n.

In pursuance Of the provisions Of " An
Act entitled An Act TO amend the laws in
%ioI"t'o" TO Nasl.tfat,"d, sad for other pur-
poses, approved April 18th, 1873" the
Board OF Registrars for the county " Non
mes Guy appointed and quail ii d, ri @
notice that they will convene nj the C3n I
House, in the city " Macon. ON
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER lst., 1878.
and will remain in session for fifteen dsy,
sundays excluded for tho purposes .,'
forth in'said law. this session closing
OCTOBER 18th, 1873.
In addition thereto, the Board will moct
again prior TO the election for the c,rrrc.
tlo3 and revision of the Rogiat,atiQu. The
sad revision "comi.luriug Friday, Octohrr
"Istl 1878. The Books Of Registration
VII be 9Hen flpm 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, until /:
o'G,9ck, p. NJ, each day.
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Chsnccry Court Of No{aa,3 !
ltuIos Monday, Ot1 OH
, 1873-08-17
THE CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUNE SUNDAY AUGUST II, 1878.

$500 to tho aascond, ontrancc money md s5o to
tho third. Tho following started Dosslo Leo,
Arizona, Hubbard, and oi1oy. Hubbard was tto
fevorito at 9 to / against tho, fold. md soon
attor tho start took tho load from Deseio Loo
md kept It till entering Oh tho home strotol, on
tho Inst milo, when ehe was Joined BY Arizona,
and m exciting finish took place, Arizona vim
ming tho lEut llant by length. Hubbard coming
I,, m aoeo1lsl, nnd Dcsso Loo aud Oloy diBtRnccd.
Time, 7:649l.
Tlle roHult Of the frat hoat made Arizona tho
favor1to ut to l. IIubbnrd took tho lead at tho
start on tho eccoud heat, but soon surrendered
1t to Arizona, who kepti 1t to tho finish, actually
running away from Hubbard on the lost milo.
Time, d:284.
In tho Third race for $500, milo aud throo-
qnartora, for ell ages, Boss Twcod, Wandercr,
and DusinoBa atnrted. Buainosa. won by three
lengths, Boss Tweed second, and WandeEer bud
third. limo, 9:1215,
Tho fourth race was stcop1o chnao, froo hendl-
enp, sspp,, for all agos .oo about throc milcs,
third: Blind Tom, T5ado Wind, viloy,
Irado Wind second, Notary Public third. Time,
b:4o. Notary Public foil, but lis jockey ro-
mountod and took him over tho courao for tho
third. Viley rofuaod loapH and retired.
, 1873-08-17
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Aug. 1G-CoTToN-1u modeEhtc re-
quest, weak and irreKular; uplands 1889. Futwo
foasd a~ s,3ss 1s's .AuN
II I is.53o Deeetnber, % % II s-loo. .1'' ' 4|''s
MISUNDERSTANDING o.e2e hr1s; mn rkot
ehango s4.os@5.5d for saporane Western and tate
50. 0.l6@0.45 for common to good extra Weater and
as T. sae,ss tsf sosd %e to sass % %ise1 81
1sE tn soso to EEL st1 ooa
t3.16@a.5o for Western. Wleat-Recepts. 1854
market 19s, stsaay Ct f'l 5or
wankee sl559l.Go for new red Weatorn ) $3.50 for
moro sotvo but unchanged. zroy quiot. Matt more
active st p5e@tl15 seopts eo lps b. ahtn
Ply aud m9erste inquiry At S4s9c foc aseamer Vest
mixed and yellow Western 7a@1oo forllito Western;
63@65e for heated Western MIXED. Receipts oats,
63.644 bu in moderate request ,and prscea without
IIAy-Quiot apd steady. at s2opoa2a.oo for primo
Ilops-Quiot. aud without material change.
LEATHEls-Quiet and steady, ut 2s@:alc.
Woo1-1n good demand and 1rm,; aomestio fleece,
aaooEn1Es-coiiee gaiot and worry nr1n Riot 1ox@
2le Sugar auios aad l,. firm tsir to good refining
pErnolEuM-Quios; Crude, o8cNc.; refined, 1e,6
TunrEarMk-Qutot, ut 43c.
l'Rov1sloSs-pork firm; now mess, *18.25@1a.9o.
decided change. MiIdes quiet. Lard qies and un-,
changed.
Mnrs1s-sianataet,,re copper steady; insot dull,
moro. Tia iron dull. without decided change. BAR
dull and heavy. Sheet quiet, at $l7oo In gold for
NA11H-ateaay At s4.76 for cut, and $e.25@o.75 for
clinch.
WulsKx-Dscidedly frmcr, at p9Xo9sI.oo.
PHILADELPHIA.
, 1873-08-17
PASSED nowN-props ChicaEo, Michigan and
bargds, Fny and bargcs schr Mcrrick.
W1Nn-Northwostl
1llinolr River ami Uit1il,i News.

Suscfai Dispatch to The CAtcaHo 75ttunt.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, Aug. 1o.-Thc canal.boat Frederick
was toved np from, por last evening, with f0r
Ohlcago, and to.t!ny tho canaboat Gold lso departed
with 1M1pber for Peru. Tho Frederick, from Peru.
aud tho John Carter from Laalle, both with for
Chicago. rnBsed hto tho canal and tho Gold nod with
lumber for Perli, paertd out Of tho canal Eght fcet
and Al1 inchca Of water Tho merRlll Of Lock 16.
No report OF tho atagn at wnter.
Tilcto Ia much complaint on The part Of canal men
Of tho lack Of teatna totow their boatH.
CANAL OFr1oE. Cll1oAao, Aug. Id p. m.-AnntvEp
Atlantic, Norris b,7c0 bu corn. $500 lbs timothy
pccd oirsy Quocn, ottawa, o00o bi corn Barge No.
2, 1anllo, lot tons coal Gen. Mcclellan, rsnlic, e2od
M Willow Springs 10 tons Ice; sligo, Willow sprinas,
Carpenter, sag 30 yls stone; J. H. Walker, Lemont,
90 ytla Htone Harry, Lenons, % yhs souo; Advance,
Lomont, 90 yds Btono; Col. Manning. Lemon % yda
st"no 1ollnnco, Lenont, 80 yds stone IT, L. peaalec
1oMont, IS y,ls stone @. ". Walker, Lcnont, 60 yla
stono Admiral, Lo1nont, 80 yda stone CnBhman L.
mont, rs ydB stonp; Arabia, Lonl0nt, 81 q yas atone
ool Martin, Iemont 60 y1g atnne; w. A. Steel, Le-
mont, eh yda stone; Cunatitntion, Loulont, "a yls
Rtono; CommorcB, Otawn, 5000 bu corn.
utsAREpJeDnio MorrfH, 10 brfs aalt, 1850 Tia NOR
chnn1isci Nantna I4af,ac, IS thus conl, 1,428 lba
Hsrclnn,isS ",t, s; Oak Loaf, Lomon Light. Traveller
Cn1oAao, Aug lo-o r. m.-Ann1yzp-J Harrington,
Willow Springs, 81 tonsico; Monsalk, Laallo Go0O bu
corn.
CLEAnEp--Wayc, Norris, A2,015 It lumber, Pop.
Wlalc. A07 brls salt, Henry; 3hrls salt 0,o5o lbs s.
dries Laallo; 81 ra lime Ottawn. Frien4sh,p o47 brIs
aa Henry; 100 Iris salt, Ottnwa 10 brls salt Cllnu-
naflon. Prop. Btorm. $40 brla salt, Henry Atlantic
Morris, 90 kings mills,
, 1873-08-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Financial Noxvss
NEW YonK, Aug. lo-a1oney closed up easy At 91633
Foreign exchange dul, with actual bustuoss At 1osf.
@lo8H for bankcrn' 60 days sterling; 1034s for sight
Geld active opening at 1l5h, advancing to ll6k,
The o1osing sales ut tho highest figures Of tic
day do clcnringa were heavier than for long tlme
past which reflects the activity Of yesterday, Nates
paid for carrying woro ~, ~, g. 4, g. md rer
cent to flat. Bpccio shipments for tho week $saB 7D1
Of which 81 200 Was a1lver coin and tho romninder
oliver bars.
The calling IN Of SIG, 600 $40 bonds of 1862 t,y
tho 8ocrotary Of tho Treasury was In obelienco to
notification from the Syndicate TINT thoy had received
that amount OF new subscriptions In Europe. Tho
called bonds nre held chiefly tho other side and will
be taken UP largely thorc by the Syndicate, that tho
Government will not havo to halite much money in
tho transaction. Probably thrce-fourts Of tho f6-
100000 will bo exchanges, md tho balance paid of in
cash.
The Assistant Treasurer paid cut to-day $4,000 on
CnBtoms rccc4pts for tho week, $35l3342. This i,-
ports for tho same umo amounted to 3G,07O 442 Of
which 81, COS wezo dry goods and $aso3,74 gen-
oral merchandise.
Ooyern,nents dull, mud no material changes.
State bonds quiet ut nominal prices.
HALLWAY aud Embellishments speculation quiet, and.
with tho exception of few casos, tho changea light
The uufavornbo bank statement hntl very little
effect the 1naret but just before the close ygor-
ous He1lng movement wha noted IN Pacific Mail,
and Atlantic Pacific preferred. Pacific A1ail opened
At ae eSsS S% 81 OIL t ao Segs t.
rose from ~ TO 21K, and afterwards sold down to
2!A@29. WeateEn Union sold at g11i(8914; Lake
shoIe at o4@g3!aGs9314; Eric ut 59H@69A; ohios
at o9k@3o; Northwuater11 Common at 60A@o5A@
27al@27x. Other changes arc un1mportans.
Sterling, 1OBH,
, 1873-08-17


b1cCRUMon tho f0t tnstt nt 1e7 Mo!lnWk.at., Lizzie
A., only chllt OF George H. and L. II. hicCrn, agod
months and day.
~ Huntington pal parora rleasooopy.
oLEVELAND-At AdriAr, Mich, Aug. IL, Carrie,
xiie ?, " f. e {goySlana .; tlst ~, saa
daughter o tho late btyron tally Esq., Of tho toard
o who supervised tho construction OF the
Eric Canal
DALEAuR. 49, At 6.16 p. NJ. Of elolora after iii.
o nino hours, Florence H., beloved wife Of William
Il, Dnio. ,
Fonoral from residence, No. o3 Durus!do,s At p. m
cH milwaukee, tWis.), Now York. and Dublin tIro.
land) papors pfoaso copy.
OSBOHN-Aug. II, in this city h1ny infant daughter
Of lIonfy A. and ANN @. Osborn, ogcd wocka and
days.
- Groom Bay twis> and CoopozstoHn IN. W papors
please copy.
Naanii wifo Of john johnsat, Ii ioi 67th yenr "
Fucrel at Thornton, Cook County Monday, Aug tB at
u O'Clock IN.
BLA1R-Aug. 49, at Monmouth, Ill.,, Of consumption,
Mrs. Isabella f1lnts, formerly Of Chicago.
iiur rouatns Will bo thtorred 1T Rosehlll OoneteJ.
PrrTAWAY-Aug. Is, Selma, Hifo Of JAtnos Fittauay
lnto Of Covontry, England.
MAGuIKE--Aug. Is, Cathariue, daughter Of John and
Urtdgct hfngutro aRod months.
Funeral by oarao Calvary Oemotory from tho resi-
donca Of hof mother, 8Q4 J0lIssun-at. -.'S
, 1873-08-17

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Font WAYNE, lud., Aug, 18.-The celebrated
HonBhaw murder caao nt Winchester, Ind, was
concluded in tho acquittaI Of acousod, who stood
Eenstneps special OF this evening says tho vor-
dict giYes gonoral satisfaction. The defenBe
was conducted by Con. Tom Browne aud the
Hon. J. Enos Nolf.
, 1873-08-17
Nguril,n IhiHnAters

DETROIT, Mioh., Aug. 10-The ecloonora
Etnn, Of Chicago, and Clifford, Of Eric, collided
Of Thunder Day Island this forenoon. Tic
dstna Lost her fore Bail, main sail. square yard,
matn rigging, md had hor rall stoyo In, ard holo
through tl,u deck lost QUO man was leaking,
with about foet Of wator In hor hold She is
loaded with coal for Clfcngo, and will bo towod
to tho ct. olnr lslvcr: Tho Clifford lost hor jIb-
Doom' Ie' nob.strap, and outwator, and Sustained
much,
, 1873-08-17

LIVERPOOL, Ang. 10--11 o.. 1n.-Market Ill tchangcd.
L1yEApooL, Aug. l6-2 =. m.-Dreadstu. is quiet.
Market unchanged: Lard. 30s. -
o3,s@o23{; account, e25l@oezs 6-20a Of '05, o47;
do 'e7 s5:; 1o;4os, %; now 20 o. u M2l,s; Erie, 47-4
11vEnrooL. Aug. 49, Eyenlng-Cotton qu:et and
steady; middling upland, B7sd Orleans, 01Sd. Sales,
10000 bales American, COCO balea speculation and
export 1000 haios.
Dreaastu0s quiet and unchanged. Beef, .s4a Cd.
Lard. 3Qe.
, 1873-08-17
pGrSolin14

Hpectal nfspateh 10 1Hs Chfcaao Tribune.
WAs'sIN6ToN. Aug. 1b.-nisilop Fuloy, OF
Chicago, now stopnlng in Baltimore, is rapidly
improving IN health.
WAsuINaroN, Aug. 16.-Bsoreta1y Richardson
left for Long Branch tonight. 10 will return
on Wednesday.
Attorney General Williams will leave tho lat-
, 1873-08-17

DETROIT, MIeh., Aug. 10. pAssEn up-propa Onta,
Anna Yonng, Colin CAtnpholl Ann narass. badger
buel,nn, Burlington und barge, Vienna aud barge |;
bark l,ruo'on; HchrH Atmosphere Atanuto, Warning
ton H. Williams D. ltaker lIarrisan, John Jowttt.
lAssEn DowN-prora Molltana, milwaukee,, ". VIII
lis and Lar9e, Fountain City, hlnyfowur, Gordon,
Camphell, " nalleMiao y schrs Southwest, B.ae Of
IIup0, Holt, Hchuylkill.
WlMD-NorthWcst.
DErAolr, htiah., Aug. TO-, EvERiNa. PASSED Ur-
Props prs'isillo md bargss Lowell, Archie rchra Il.
+, QAlll. All1 Ht. Audrey.
, 1873-08-17

THE UTICA RACES.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
UTICA, N. T., Aug. l6.-Tho third days rnces
on tho programme of tho Utica Park Association
were trotted to-day. Tho weather continued to
DO unfavorablo, with showers ali through the
afternoon.
THE 2:24 RACE
was won by dloater in three straight heats.
Time, 2:24, 2.22sl, and 2:2c11. He sold fayorite
at odds Of three to against tho fold, and tho
only question WIS as to tho second horse in tho
against tho field before tho start, and after the
first trial Susie had tho call. Neithor won, rs
Hotspur finished next to GloBter in tho second
md third heats, md thus got second money.
6usio third, J. G. Brown fourth.
THE $3.50 RACE,
for purao Of 81, 600, was more exciting, for the
reason that Castle Boy was tho favorito at 100
to 90 against the field. st. james, who beat
Castle Boy ut Buffalo, was victorious again, win
ming the raco in three straight heats. Timo,
22l, 2:25s4, and 2;90. Brother Jonathan, who
,sas second IN each heat, got aecoul mouoy,
Castle Boy third, nnd Lady Dankor fourth.
POBTPoNED.
The frae-for-All, the 1888, and tho 6.year old
races aro put oyor until Monday. Il IL hot like
ly that Olomentino will start IN the 1888 race, Us
aho iB ontorod for RICO on Tuesday, and with
Ohioago Boy and Bay Henry, will have to be
shipped on Sunday night.
Tho following arc tho summaries of to-days
raccB
UTICA PAnH, Aug. 18.-rurse, $1,000 for horaes
that mover beat 1885, s. 900 y ra 500 to second,
goo 70 third 5000 to fourth. Mlo heats beat ree IN
fv6 In harness.,
J: McKeos b. g. Drot1er Jonathan. ......,...,".9 q
9. N. Forgusohs i. n. Lady banker.
nsn Msces g. IN. Heaherbloom. ..........-....4 8 8
4. Pattprsou'a bs. .. Manhattau.
AIAu A1aEGb 4lAkHss&
J. X Ieavitts ol. 8. Star Of rhllsdelphia
" NJ II, orawiosdf4 u br n. Annlo Collins,
sA 4'"' TimemsaSs; uss aa;,;; a:5o.
Bame day, purse $5 900, for horses that beat
1a *aoo to aTss $50 to second $3.50 to third,
ness.
Alden ool1s1ntha b. 4. Glostcr. !
~ Mlaa pobbs, y. g. Hosspnr. ?
Alc1. Lewls 1r: 8. ]. G: Brown. ............3
9. n. Fergusona br 4. Grown Prince. .........A 1 3
!; H.. J.. no%Sn's nssa'n ~ p. E. nen Elagler.
NJ. IlodeA'a br. q. Triumph.
" Il. orawiarsis t. 8: W. Goaic;
'F"''' 's Mmea:4; y; Il aass 9say.
THE sARATOa0 RACES.
HARAToaA, N. r., Aug, 18.--Tho attendance as
tho aat day Of tho meeting il large, aud Lo track
III IN good condition.
The first race waa for d purse Of $500, III
mile FREQ handicap for all ages. The follnwiug
aorliz, Mooro's Minnie n. Qate Mimic W.),
sunrlne and Connor's Loamngton Colt. III the
pools to-day Alilnie H.. wAa tho fAyorito, bring
ing $50 to 150 for Eoius, who won by iivo
leMgths, Mimic coming In second and Joe
Danies third. Time, 202H.
Tho HDcnnd raco was for pnrse Of S3, 900,
fous-Inle hoass, Tor all ages *2,60O to Glnnor,
, 1873-08-17
An Old EoMd Isctsvccn Citizens OF
IEAnkus.

KANSAS Cry, Aug. 1o.-Tho Hon. 8. A. Cobb,
n. O., Of Kansas was arrostod in Wyandotto
T. this morning at tho instance Of r. B Taylor, whom
was charged with perjury, but had MI examina-
tion bofore tho JuBtico and wns discharged Tho
mattor grew out Of political quarrel OF long
standing.
, 1873-08-17

ST: PAUL, Aug. 16-seoretary Delano and
tho Indian Commissioner loft tho city to:day to
visit tue siaa!ton Indian Agency. It iB the pur-
pone OF secretary Deluno to remain Aoale timo
on the frontior for tho purpose Of obtaining
personally knowledge Of thecondition and wants
Of the various Indian tribes,
, 1873-08-17
WRESTLING.

New HAVEN, Aug. ia wrestling match bo-
tween Homer Lnno, Of Now York, and William
8. Kcnnody, Of Tits city, for 81 900 and middle
Kennedy. He won tho frat aud third falls. Tho
ammo partios. have arranged another match for
$500. .
, 1873-08-17
GENERAL NOTICES.
Route of 2. T. Bnrnum's Process
sion, Monday, Aug. IS.

Leaving The grounds. Madison and Elizabeth
sts, tho limo Will proceed ns foous Down Randolph to
Doap'ancs; to Harrison; to Hhstod to Archurav. to
T~enty-aocondst.; to Wabash.av. to Harrsonst.; to
Clark; to jackson; to Doarborn; to Washington; to
Fh.av.; 10 1ndAna-nt. to Doapaine1; to Randolph:
to Clinton, to Madison, thonco to grounds.