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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

platform Of equal rights, that the re-
former Of to-day, must plant his feet,
if he expects to stand, and this princi-
pie must rule in politics as we'll as in
ordinary business.
We hope, therefore, and expect to
see the people, without distinction Of
calling, moving carefully and intelligent
! ~ in such direction as they may united
" choose for the advancement of the
best interests Of the whole country. If
this be within the lines Of old party
organizations, we shall be glad, and if
it diverge so widely from the time.
worn track Of politlcians,-not Of prin-
ciplcs-as to avoid all of its meander.
ings, we shall not seriously regret the
new DEPARTURE" but our readers
should never forget that change is moi
always Improvement, and that it is
the earnest and intelligent pursuit Of
an honest purpose, rather than mere
success, which gives character to any
enterprise.
Since the foregoing Was put in types,
the Convention has nominated candi.
date for Governor, whom wc consider
worthy Of our most cordial support.
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A full assortment always on hand. Great
inducements to the country md trade. Give
US call.
AUSTIN, Mimi, Jan. 80. 1873.
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This establishment will be very much en-
largsd during the coming season, and every
thing desired in Ladder Furnishing Store
can b found upon ny shelves.
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Marine Disasters.

sBr FoRxosA Allen from Manila for New York. which
put into Batavia July % in distress sailed destination
June 10, having repaired.
SHIP AnELIE Fr), at San Francisco July 20 from Mar
seles reports of Cane Horn during heavy gales sprung
forenast June 49, carried upper and lower fore
topsal and forctopgaant yards.
BARK SMITH (Brl, Howard, from st John, NIB for
Liverpool which ashore Mud Islam q, Is on the
marine slip in Yarmouth, Ns She sustained consdera
bic damage her keel being all gone, stern split bottom
planks badly chafed, rudder braces broken, &c,
ScuR II CoUNcE, Moody is under going repairs at Bel
fast She put into CASTING the l4th inst leaking, and
after eparipg she started again but alcak
ond time. She bound from Bangor for Providence
scnn ANNIE FARSUx-Boston. July 29-The steamer
Ulysses, her first trip to Nahant this morning. ran
island Head, during dense fog The crew Of the schr
took their boat and saved The se was laden
with stone The steamer received no material damage
and proceeded TO Nahant
on the eastern Name lowed into Portland
July IS with machinery broken by US steamer McCul-
Loeb.
DEAL July l6-The Assecuradeur. bound for st John.
NIB put back to-day with master sick.
DuHpALK July lin consequence Of the neaps and the
pumps having failed 70 work on the bark Princess Of
likely that the next trial will not take place until she
springs.
sunk of Poxand Rock on Friday night is now reported
10 be the Hcpzibah, Trak, from Bangor for Tiveron
with lumber Tor Mr.. Charles Duricc.
HALIFAX July 2s-capt Ledwel Of the schr Anare Of
ma seaman named Yates, of the steamer Gresham, Of
Boston, was stabbed 5y companion IN sydhey narpor
Monday, The wound Is dangerous
Miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship City Of Brooklyn, from
Liverpool, has onr thanks for favors
Purser jacobson. OF the steamship Wilmington from
Havana, has our thanks for courtenes
BRIG CAsrAR WID-A CARp-New York, July 1-Thc
undArasued late master Of the Nsrua<ian h''s casp~
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steamship NeDtune Bake<. Bostop-H Dimock.
eamship Acushnet. Rector. New Bedford-Ferguson
Wood.
Ship Seminole, Marsh, San TRANSPORTATION Co.
ship City Of Montreal Mudgett, New 0rieans-Thomas
Dunham's Nephew a CO.
Cork-FuDch Edge Co.
Bark Hermanes tkop, Hauf Dantzic-Tetens Book
mann.
Bark Carl Imenses Nor), Haivorsen, Dantzic-Funch,
Edyo Co.
Bark Actie Nor), Olsen, Dsntzic-Funch. Edge 4 Co.
Bark Alice Campbell, Graham, Smyrna-Brett Son
Bark Anna Anna AUS aeOvanneIi. africa and oallao-
Brig Ann Mitchell tBr) Stevenson, Danzic-George
Bulley.
Brig Lizzie pslglish Bp. Stewart Gibraltar for or.
Brig Ella OBJ. Poole, Rio Grande do sul-oelrichs
BRIG Brig Marie H% Sophie Ger. Feldhusen Pernambuco-
Brig Gem, Pierce Barbados-D Trowbridge's Son Co.
Brig Edith Johnson Nueyias-Smpson, Capp Co.
Schr fora Ella, Johnson, Tuxpan-B Metcalf Co
schr West Side, Taylor, Corpus Cnrist-Evans Ball
Co.
sehr Angle Amsbury, Jones. Georgetown, DC-J S In
sehr Fanny Flint Warren, Elizabe thport-Jed Frye &
Co
Schr Lizzie, Leighton. Boston, Simpson
schr Alaska. Ihorndike, Gloucester-C L Hatch.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce, Phiadephla-Wm Clyde
Co.
Cleared 2sth-Bark Rocket Atkinson. Baracoa-J Agos
tun.
schr Hortensa. Norton, Demerara-Miller L Hough
ton
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WINNERS OF THE SARATOGA STAKES.
sReduced to three-Quarters OF mile.
tAier dead heat with Eclipse Siasher llY In 1854
The second Race.

sReduced to three-quarters OF a mile.
tAiter dead heat with Eclipse Siasher fly in l9A
The second Race.
THE SARATOGA CUP, value $1,000 (of which 5000
to the second horse), added to sweepstakes OF
S0 saS Play Two b mss and I'D
han, dam Dolly Carter years old NC abel. /
d. Mcdaniel & Co.'S CHI. h. Harry Bassett, by
Lexington, dam Canary Bird years old
John F. Chamberlin's b. c. true Blue by Lex.
ington, dam Balloon, years old (Barbee)..... 8
Rice & McCormack's ch. h. wanderer, by Lexing-
ton, dam Coral, years old u. Ross. a
Time, 4:10'4.
Wanderer. $1,000 l,4oo 1000 1,25o 1,15o 1000
$3.50 $3.50 oo sSS 500 500 $50 500 500 500
THE RACE.
wanderer got away best, True Blue second, Harry
Bassett third, 10 Daniels fourth. When they
dashed up the nomestretch to the stand and
passed under the wire Harry Bassett was leading
length, Wanderer second one length in front OF
True Blue, the latter length ahead OF 10 Daniels.
Gong around the upper turn the positions were as
before noted At the quarter pole-tlme, twenty
seven seconds-lIarry Bassett led one length, True
Blue second one length ahead OF Wanderer, who
was two lengths in 'front.' OF 10 Daniels. There was
no change OF positions down the backstretch ana
six SECONDS, Harry Bassett leading two
lengths, True Blue second, one length ahead
10 Daniels The horses ran around the lower turn
and up the homestretch In this order, and when
they came to the stand Harry Bassett led two
lengths, True Blue second, half leng h ahead of
Wanderer. who was three lengths In front OF 10
Daniels. The time to the three-quarter pole, which
made the first mile, was :53A, aud the mile and
qnarter, 2:21. 10 Daniels began closing gradually
alter the horses left the stand and as they passed
the quarter-pole making mile and nall in 2:i6A,
Harry Bassett led about three-quarters OF length,
True Blue second, hall length ahead OF anderer,
who was one length in advance Of 10 Daniels.
Going down the tackstretch Wanderer began TO
quit, and 10 Danies took his place. At the half
mile pole Harry Bassett led one length, True Blue
second, q length in front OF JOs Daniels, who was
three lengths ahead OF Wanderer. Time, 3:l5.
Going along the lower turn 10 Daniels ran to the
front and led to the three-quarter pole, half a
length ahead OF Harry Bassett, the latter length
in advance OF True Blue, Wanderer half dozen
lengths behind. Time OF the two miles, 3:43. So
Daniels, after getting into the homestretch came
away and won the race by ten lengths, Harry Bas-
sett second a neck in front of True Blue, Wanderer
a dozen lengths behind. Time oil the two miles and
a quarter, 4:10A.
WINNERS OF THE SARATOGA CUP,
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THE RACING.

We had rainfall this morning, which, with the
deluee Of sunday put the track in terribly heavy
condition for the FIRST race and fair time was out
Of the question. Up TO ten O'Clock 1t was supposed
that the racing would he postponed but at that
hour the sun shone out brightly Tor a short time
and the Managing Committee ordered the races TO
be run. There was not a horse owner or trainer
who would not have joyfully hailed postponement,
rs it is always dangerous to horses so heavy
. track. After the two-year-od race rain came ON
Rgain and the track became worse Three events
were Oh the card, the first being the Saratoga
Stakes for twoyear olds, dash OF three quarters
of a mile; the Saratoga Cup, dash OF two miles
and quarter, and a selling race, dash Of mile
and quarter.
The Saratoga Stakes had thirty-eight nomna-
lions, ten Of which came to the post These were
Dennison Il Crawfords chestnut dlly Julana, by
bennington, dam Julietta; d. Mcdaniel Co.'S
Arlington out Of Oakland's cam; Hunter Ira
yers' bay colt King Pin, by Lexington. dam Ethan
Lass; Hunter a Travers' brown hlly Vengeance
by Cenior, dam Nemesis; A. Belmonts i'm
ported chestnut colt King Amadeus by King
OF 1rumps, dam Amethyst; A. Belmonts gray colt
colt Battle Axe, by Monday, dam Ruthless; f. Nor
RS bay nlly Regardless, by Eclipse, dam Bar
oarity; M A, Littell's bay colt Reform, BY Lean.
,ngton, dam Stolen Kisses, and Hunter d Travers
pr9wn nly Vesta. by Asteroid, dam Lila.
n nser u entries had the call slightly
Ia iayor There were very large amounts pending
On Tue race: In many instances stable was
matched against stable while IN other wagers two
Stas1es would Nc taken against the aeid-Huntey
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passed under the vire Artist was In 'front.', Chick g
bddy second, Ortolan third the Leamington colt
fourth. Sue Ryder fifth, Cray Planet SIXTH W'1e Sap
around the upper turn Chicksbiddy passed Artist
and then showed the way TO the Quarter pole
fourth, Business nith, wine Sap sixth, Sue RIDER
seventh, Gaey Planet eighth, wheatley NINTH At the
hall mile pole ChlckabidNiy led two lengths Artist
second half length ahead OF Business who was half
length ahead OF Ortofan the bennington colt fifth,
Sue Ryder sixth, Cray Planet seventh, Vine Sap
eighth Wnsatley NINTH Chickablddy continued Ito TO
homestretch, Artist and the mare
having the race to themselves, as all
the others were out Of haing distance at that
time. The race up the homestretch between
Chickabiddy and Artist was very exciting. me
Old mare, however, proved too much for the young
colt, and she came home winner by half length.
Artist six lengths ahead OF sue Ryder; Business
was fourth. Wheatley filth. Gray Planet sixth, the
bennington colt seventh, Wine Sap eighth, Ortolan
ninth. Time OIL the mile and O quarter, 2:13H. IL
was said that the last mile was run In :46.
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LAND SUIT AGAINST THE FEDERAL Gov
ERNMENT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July &c. 1873
The heirs Of Jacques c. Lamorgan have entered
suit in the United District Court for this district
for the confirmation OF their title to very large
tract OF land lying in St. Charles and Lincoln coun-
ties, IN this State. This suit is brought under the
act of Congress Of une 10, 1872, which authorizes
the Dis riot Courts to take Jurisdiction of all such
claims and decide upon their validity and provides
that where land has been sold by the United States
the claimants take the same number OF acres OF
public lands subject to private entry at 81 Is
per acre. as lands covered by these claims
have been sold by the United States The suit is
against the United States only and viii not IN any
manner disturb those citizens OF st. Charles and
Lincoln counties who now claim the title.
jacques c. Lamorgan was q prominent citizen OF
the Spanish colony OF Louisiana and resided in st.
Louis. He rendered great service. to his govern
him Tor this service and for losses sus
tanned by him the Lieutenat Governor OF the
colony Don Zenon Yeudeau, by decree of connec-
ton OF March &c. 1884, granted him this tract sup
posed to contain 44S,000 arpents OF land.
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After q few attempts the youngsters were de-
spatched to q very fair start. Regardless leading
tribe. King Pin second, Battle Axe third, King
Steel Eyes seventh, Re orm eighth, Vesta ninth,
Feur Ange tenth. They ran up the fractional track
at clipping pace, and as they wheeled into the
still led, King Amadeus being second, Battle Axe
third, King Pin fourth, Vesta fifth, Vengeance
sixth, Steel Eyes seventh, Reform eighth, Fleur
Ange ninth. Juliana tenth Around the lower
turn the pace was sharp and the youngsters swung
into the homestretch in the order before given.
Alter running up the stretch short distance
Regardless ell back and Battle Axe made his run
at King Amadeus; then Steel Eyes was moved up,
and alter one OF the closest encounters ever seen
Steel Eyes landed q winner at the post by head,
Battle Axe second, head in front OF King ANA
deus, who had made all the running from the
start; Vengeance was fourth, Vesta fifth, Reform
sixth, Regardless seventh, King Pin eighth, Fleur
Ange NINTH Juhana tenth. Time OF the three
quarters OF mile, Pm, which was capital
ming on such track
WINNERS OF THE SARATOGA STAKES.
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THE STORM IN JERSEY.
Great Destruction of Property In New.
ark-Est1matcd Loss 100000.

ark-Estlmatcd Loss 100000.
In Newark yesterday afternoon the storm ragged
with great fury. causing great damage to public
and private property the total loss being probably
not less than one hundred thousand dollars. About
five O'Clock the sewers in Market street burst, and
soon the cellars and Easements along the line were
filled with water. Three barber shops were washed
out S. Bernstein, shoe dealer at No. Al Market
street, loses about $4,000, he saws, in damaged
Van Patten, druggist in the same street, loses
$500; Scheur h GoetZ grocers, $4,000 worth OF stun
F. Gerth, another grocer, considerable sum, and
many other storekeepers lesser amounts. Scores
Of poor families living in easements were likewise
driven out by the flooding OF their houses. Some
of the streets Tor q while were turned into noun
tain torrent chanpels. Fruit and shade trees,
shrubbery and garden truck suffered greatly.
stone dwelling house on Lock street, corner of
Nesbitt was strnck by the lightning and badly
damaged. The inmates escaped unhurt although
sick lady was frightened nearly to death
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY OoNvooAT1oN

Chancellor Pruyn Opens the Session
Cornell Distinguishes Herself Again
on the "Grcat Question OF Dineren-
tials.''
ALBANY, July 20, 1878.
The Tenth Annual University Convocation OF this
State commenced this morning in the Assembly
Chamber. There was quite large attendance Of
those interested in the cause OF education and a
number of ladies were present. The ConvOcatlOn
was called TO order by Chancellor John v. L.
Pruyn, who was attired In the robes of his ONCE
and prayer was offered by the Rev. W. d. Wilson,
Of Cornell University The Chancellor then de-
ivered his annual address, after which Professor
d. s. Martin, of Rutgers Female College, read a
paper on 1.-The Relations OF Christian Educators to
the Scientific Problems OF the Present Day" Other
papers were read by Professor Wilson, Of Cornell
University, on 'Diferentials and the Method Of
Finding Them :" con Modern Education" by Pro-
lessor Cornelius O'Leary, Of Manhattan College,
'Principes and Methods OF Education" py Pro-
lessor Joseph r. Buchanan, OF the Eclectic Medical
College, and on ''rhe Science OF International Law
with Reference to Peace Arbitratlon," by Rev. Dr..
Niles, of Boston.
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WINNERS OF THE SARATOGA CUP.
The Third Race.

SELLING RACE, for all ages; one mile and quar-
ter. Horses entered To be sold for $4,000 to carry
their appropriate weights; Tor $4,000, allowed
lbs. for ST. 800 u bs Tor 81 900, 10 lbs the winner
10 he sold at auction Immediately alter the race
Buckley Tully's CHI. m Chickablddy, by Austria
Ian, dam Kate Hayes, years old, 80 lbs.;
$1,000 IN. Haywood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. y. McGrath's Dr. c. Artist, by Asteroid dam
FAIRY, years old, So o0 s3 lbs (Minigan) ....
ID. Mcdaniel Co.'s b. f. sue Ryder, by Knight OF
~ George dam Clycera years old, 80 lbs.
d. j. Crouse's ch. c. Business, by Revolver dam
Syren, 9S lbs; $1,000 tSparlinR) ...............
j. +. Chamberlin's oh. h. Wneatey, by War
Dance, dam 10y Glencoe, years old 90 lbs;
$l,00o tlughes).. Observation-Disclosures.
A. Belmonts z. C. Gray Planet, by Planet dam
Eagess. years old, 81 500, SO lbs. (Evans)....
X. W. Cameron's CHI. c., by bennington, dam Re-
becca, years old, IS lbs. 81, 0O0 ivan Brunt).
NJ A. Lttel's b. m. Wine sap, by vandyke, dam
Nina, years old, SO lbs. $1,000. (Donohue)....
Carroll n Coar's br. h. Ortolan, by Donerail, dam
Canary Bird years old, liz lbs; $500
NJ. II. Saniord's br. h. Bingamin, by AsterOid,
dam Raw Leaf. ll2 lbs. Al. 500. DR.
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THE CLEVELAND RACES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio July 20, 1873
The races opened here to-day under favorable
auspices. Mambrino Gift won the 2: 34 race, doing
some splendid trottins. In the 1927 contest Nette
carried OF the laurels The running race was
by Leonard. In the 2:34 race there were entered
with Mambrino Gift, Stewart, Maloney, Minnesota
Chief, Barney Kelly, King William, Belle, Gold
trot were entered Lady Blanche, Young Morris,
John II, Red Dick ana Gomez. The entries in the
running race were Nette Bush. Leonard, War Jig,
Daisy Dean, Mcintyre, Cakes and Jimmy.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Catherine Heilin, OF No. 153 Franklin street.
Greenpoint, disappeared from her home on Tues
day. the 23d instant, and has not yet returned.
She was last seen, in company with two men, at
the corner OF Mulberry and Canal streets, on the
way to Bellevue Hospital. The men who were
with the lady in wagon told her sister-in-law
Mrs. Nolan. that Mrs. hefilin was unwell and they
were conducting her to Bellevue. Inquiries since
made by her husband and relatives have failed to
discover any Glow to her Whereabouts. and II Is
feared she has met with foul play. The police have
been given the matter in charge ana are making q
vigorous search for Mrs. Hefin.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Nevada QBrl, Forsyth, Liverpool via Queens
town-Williams Guion. "
Steamship Ismsilia tBr, ovenstone London--Hender-
Bros.
Bros. ~
=, steamship Columbia, Curtis Havana--wm Clyde 4
Co. ~ -
ACo. -''
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, Petersburg ana
Riehmond-Od Dominion steamship &C
Steamship Co,
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 187-TR1p1E SHEET

4 Travers', for instance, against Belmont's and
all the others combined. The race was one OF the
the arst second anu thlrd-Steel Eyes, Battle Ay e
and King Amadeus being the colts in front.
me Saratoga Cup had fifteen nominations, four
OF which came to the score. These were Jdce 4
McCormack's chestnut horse wanderer, by Lexing-
ton, dam, dam Coral n ye Years SSld John +
ington, dam Balloon, Jour years. old; D.
Mcdaniel 4 Co.'s chestnut colt 10 Daniels, by
s0S so9s us
Mcdaniel & Co.'s entries were not backed up SO
won the race Asyry Bassett second r True blue
third The defeat OF Wanderer "bent' some of his
hackers considerably The race was capital one
from start to iinish
The selling race had ten entries, comprising
Carroll CoaT's brown horse Ortolan, by Donerall
dam Canary Bird, six years old. 102 lbs. M. H.
Saniord's brown horse Bingamin, by Asteroid, dam
Bay Leaf, five years DID, lo2 lbs. Bnckly Il ruly's
Kate Hayes, SIX years old, 90 lbs A. Belmont's
gray colt Gray Planet, by Planet, dam Eagless, four
Artist by As,eroid, dam FAIRY, three years old
SO lbs; Nj. a. L.tte's bay mare Wine sap. by VAN
Mcdaniel c Sa bay gVf sns Rva =. BY Knight
| OF st. George, dam Gycera, Jour years OLD
90 lbs. d.. J. Crouses chestnut colt Business, py
| Revolver, dam Syren, four years DID, 81 lbs. j. r.
Chamberim's chestnut colt Wheatley, by War
Dance, dam by Glencoe, and r. w Cameron,s
and Business were the favorites In the pools the
winner Of the race, Chlckabiddy ching low
HKllTc. OIle CtUtdi race, uehtlHg Aieies Wv"
lengths sue Ryder, fielder, being third.
The following are the details OF the running as IL
came off,
The First Race.
THE SARATOGA STAKES. for two year olds $50 en-
trance play or pay, with 81, 900 added tnree-quar-
tiers or q mile.
A. Belmont,s g. C. Steel Eyes, by Planet, dam
F. Morris 5. c. Battle Axe, by Monday dam
A. BeImont's en-. G. King Amadeus, by King Of
Trumps, dam Amethyst (Hannone). ..........
Hunter & Travers Dr. f. Vengeance, by Censor,
dam Nemesis Wan Brunt ................... 4
Hunter Travers' br. Vesta, by Asterold, dam
NJ. A. Lttle's b. c. Reform, by bennington, dam
Stolen Kisses Donahue) ..................... 9
F. Norris b. I. Regardless, by Eclipse, dam Bar
barity (Sparling) Observation-Disclosures.
Hunter & fravers' b. c. King Pin, by Lexing-
ton, dam Ethan Lass GRAY. ...........
ID. Mcdaniel Co.'s b. Fleur Ange by Lean
ington dam by Arlington, out OF Oakand's.
uam ". hlnR) .......... u
Dennison h Crawlords ch. t. Juliana, by Lean
ington, dam Juletta (McClellan) .............. 10
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Steamships Columbia, for Havana; Zodiac. Savannah ;
Wyanoke, RICHMOND, &C. Regulatory Philadelphia; ships
pro,nus Rnenos Avres. Rocket Cnracoos Actie non
Dantzlc; Constance GBr), Sligo; brigs / Merryman
Havana, Havana; schrs Frank Treat Santa Cruz; Peter
MITCHELL Port Lemon; Hiawatha, Laguayra; Henry Mid
dleton Port au Platte Frank Howard Para; West side
Corpus Christi; Cora Eta, ruxpan
Wind at sunset WSW fresh.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs AT PoUaHKEEPsIE

PoUGHXEEPsIE, July 20, 1879.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias OF
the State OF New York convened here to-day. One
hundred and six lodges were represented. The
report OF the Grand Chancellor shows that nine
teen new lodges have been started in the State
during the past year. At the annual election to-
dav II. G. A. Sauer, Of Peabody Lodge, Albany. WAS
elected Grand Chancellor. The grand parade win
take Mace on Thursday.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. July % 1873.
Exchange dull; the United States sixty days cur
rency 30 81 premium; London, Ga Is premium;
Paris, 46 n Al premium.
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N. II. Sanlord's br. h. Bingamin, by Asteroid,
dam Ray Leaf lI2 lbs. A. 600. d


Chickabiddy was first away, Gray Planet second,
Business third, Cameron's bennington colt fourth,
Wheatly nfth. the others close up. They dashed
up through the mud TO the stand. and. % they
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark John Bouiton OBJ, Lindsey from Laguayra q
days. with mdse to Dallett. Bliss q Co.
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DRICEs CURRENT FOR
II CODORUS STEEL RAILS,
made from native Steel ore at various rolling mills
throughout the United states.

neerence as for three years the Della.
ware division single track Of the Erie Railway and othst
'A"''sI osEfR \. sTk6NG, II Broadway, New York.