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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08
Dlbpis Colnty Demo rratlc Gem
trail Committee Meeting.

The Democratic Central Commute,
OF Dubois county arc requested 90 NEE,
NJ the Courier Office in Jasper. on Sat
urlav MAY .. 1874 nj O'Clock. j. ~.
for the purpose of consultation aud nc
ton as regards the interests of the par
" in Dubois county. AMI determining
the time of holding county convcn-
ton. c. DOANE. Chairman
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Liye- there 4 man with soul 50 dead,
a urror 20 himself hath said:
f.. IA. ] more money had.
IorA uy ducs and buy nay bread?
Then -urh 4 man with tSraIt muststand
And .prcrd biz curse all DER the land.
See cliif iarve, and widows moan
inst u VI. purse with gold may grotH.
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NOTICE Is hrrchs given ilrat the nm
~ aet-ancl has been appointed In
II M * ~ the estNo ns Lcreiz liefz lite
ia Nuhei, ruNnty. Indiana. deceased.
said cstate rs supposed ~ hr solvent.
ELIZABETH pEiy. VI.
Nav l-t, i37l-3ws.
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~ Now York Siate has passed a
compuisor, education hi. II man ideas
are borrowed from Prussia.
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Ihe New D.ioans Jackson aud
Crcat Northern the Mississippi Central
and INC Illinois Central Railroad haye
been consolidated undcr ono company.
emitted the Now Orlcan-. ~ Lou ani
Chicago Railroad Company a lie hnc
extends from New Orleans W tmcag,
n II i'm be seen at once TINT this j. pow
egiui combination.
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survey Notice.

NOTICE j. hereby given aot the an.
dcr-igned will proceed vis ao
SURVEYOR OF Dubois county oN ie l3,h
day or NAY. 1874, TO run tNa Ne bn
tio hnundar.c ~ tgDun ~.
town .en'h ve west.
Ght nuoWnhlate tine viii a'.0 'e uu
tW the D.grnr~ ihorcot established.
irrua interested Wi. rlca. be present,
J BEAIN.
ApiN 2lih, 1874. 3ws.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

SD mar su 8opssben,. Weins Gls
tern ra9ten ME 5err Yapelyn raB Id
mad Ter 9simutb asfpmmen mare, UNI
mid BON meiner 8ranfbeit unp BON tsm
afatemiiden preisfampf su erbclsn.
Wsine 1i9tli9e S9wahe anp Wasers
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
THE BEECHER COMMITTEE.

The Meeting Last Eventng-A Myste-
rious Female witness Introduc cd
Testimony OF the "Highest Impor-
taucen Observation-Disclosures OF the Com
mitteemen.
The Inves rigating Committee ofPlymouth church
met at half past eight O'Clock last evening at the
residence OF Augustus Storrs, No. a. Monroe
place, Brooklyn. There was full attendance
OF the members. About the hour named u
barouche drove up to the mansion In ques-
tion and a stout, middle-aged lady, sttired
in black silk dress and dark turban. and carry
ing fan OF peculiarly large size, with which she
screened her face from the view OF the representa-
ves OF the press, who lined the sidewalk aighted.
she was escorted by General Tracy counsel for
Mr.. Beecner The couple entered the building,
and the members OF the press maintained their
solemn vigil without doors, waiting for the
adjournment OF the committee. IL was
near eleven O'Clock before the meeting broke up
and the distinguished committeeman descended 10
the street. The lady and General Tracy also took
their departure at that hour. Mr.. Sage, who was
questioned as TO the purport OF the evidence
adduced during the evening, decl ined 10 give any
information, but he assured the gentlemen OF the
press that the lady who had given her testimony
was not Mrs. Tilton. Further questions he would
not listen 10.
District Attorney Winslow, VIII o was conversng
earnestly with Mr.. H. b. Claim, was approached
for information upon the subject OF the evenings
proceedings. when he said with emphasis, "iou
cannot interview me, sir, upon any subject this
size OF the comet" 1t is believed that the
COMMITTEE READ A LECTURE
to the gentleman who dlvulged the s-exam1na-
ton OF Theodore Tilton, which was pu lished in
these columns yesterday. Mr.. Tracy having seen
the mysterious lady to her home, was visited upon
his return at mis- residence IN Montague street,
Clinton, and questioned upon tile all-absorolng
question Of the hour. The counsel declined 10
give the name OF the witness either TO say
who she was or who she was not He would say,
however, that the testimony ELECTED was OF the
highest Importance in the case and would have a
strong bearing IN the matter when made public.
The General said, with regard 10
THE CROSs-ExAMINATIoN OF Mr.. T1LToN
alluded to above, that it was wonderfully correct.
but he positively denied having had anything TO
do with its publication. He was asked whether
ton ton as having been signed py her while
In Ill health, and which seriously compromised
ner, was in existence. the General said, We'll,
you had better see Mr. Tton upon that subject.
He shonld know, il any one." The reporter said
Mr. Tilton thought ut might be lying round some
where.n The General wttily retOrted, "Wel, he
is lying around good deal himself"
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
THE BEACON PARK RACES.

bOsIOH, July "a, AoI%.
The Beacon Park races were concluded this az
ternoon with one regular race on the card and one
handicap sweepstakes.
The Purse race was for horses in the 2:29 class
and the starters were-The b. 6. Honest Billy, the
CD. m. Flora Belle, the ch N. Fanny and the VIII.
G. Baby Boy.
Before the start Billy was the favor1te at the
pool box, selling at about even against Fanny, the
second choice, and the teld.
The first heat was contested mainly by Baby Boy
and Belle, both doing some breaking, the gelding
beating the mare IN 2:34.
In the second heat they were all together at the
hall, but Belle soon after went away, anu won
from the Boy by an open length IN 2:3l.
The third heat was won by Fanny IN 2:S4, VINO
did most OF the trottlnR, ali tue otnerS aCtlug
The fourth heat was very similar to the third,
Fanny never being headed after the word was
given. Time, 234s4.
The fth teat was won by Billy, he beating
Fanny by mead. alter warm race from the
ree.quarter pole home. Time. 2:36%.
The sixth heat was won by Flora Belle in 2 :36,
and the seventh by Honest Billy, although botn
Flora Belle and Fanny beat him out tri1e, but
they were set back Tor running.
1t then became too late to trot ana cne contest
was postponed.
The second contest was trotted between heats,
ana was sweepstakes ior $500 between the S. z.
Horace Greeley and the g. m. Rosa Bonheur In har-
TDe latter won the first two heats. but the exer-
ton was sufficient TO send him back. Greeley WIN
nlDg the last three heats.
sUMMAkY
! SWEEPSTAKES OF $500, mile heats, three in dve.
! H. Sargents S. g. Horace Greeley.....
A. Ramsey's &. m. HCsa Bonheur......
Time. 2:501z-2 52-2 :46A-2 :46-2:50 50K.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
FIRES.

Henry Schmidt, OF No. Christopher street, pro-
voked FIRE sensation by tumoling phial OF sui
phuric ACID in n box OF sawdus. Any quantity oil
smoke, but no damage.
There was harmless pyrotechnic display oil
sparks over the roof Of No. 929 East Thirty.third
street at five p. NJ.
From some unascertained cause vigorous fire
was started on the first noor OF the two story
frame house No. j74 Eleventh avenue at thrty-fve
minutes past twelve r. Nj. 1ne building is owned
by A. NJ. White, and the fred floor has been oc-
cupied by c. A. Sebastian a dining room. Dam
age 10 stock and fixtures $1,000 to building 81, 500
and 10 stable IN the rear $500. No insurance.
What might have proved q disastrous nre was
happily eXtingulshed at 1--WE minutes OF three a.
NJ. on the premises No. IL Platt street Damage
inconsideraDle
An uninsured five story brick building at No.
Gold street began TO vomit name from It's top
moor at halfpast lOur A. NJ IL was extingulshed
alter damage TO the extent Of $4,000 mad been oc-
casioned, equally divided among Holland Co.,
brass founders; Belknap SON, paint manuiac.
turers, and the propretor-name not ascerlained
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1874.
CLEARED.

Co.
Steamship France (Br), Thompson, London-F W
Hurst
Steamship Macedonia BD, Laird, Glasgow-He nderson
Bros ~
Ship vi.count (Br) Nicholson, Livespool-Arkel, Tufts
Co. .
Ship " Stetson Moore, London-Grinnell. Minturn
Co. ~
Bark Pcppiua dtaD, Ancons, Glouccster-slocovich
Bark Empress Ger. Pehsw, cork-Funch, Edye
BARK Rocket Atkinson, willcmstad Ouracoa)-rhso
Bark Carib Townsend, st trox-P Hanford 4 Co.
Brig Thorobecke tDutch) Walhers. Cork Tor orders
Funch Edvc Co.
Brig Eastern star. Foster Demerars-H Trowbridge's
Brig Guiding Star, Moore, Hun.
schr Burdett Hart Allen, Charleston Glider
sleeve Co. -
schr acob Houseman, Rider, Norfolk. va-Isaac r
Staples
Hand.
Steamer Mars. Grumley; Phlsdelphla1Lw Kirkpatrick
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Of cruelty and torture. She hopes that he viii
escape the scanold, but sensibly believes that he
should be ccnnned during the remainder Of his
is boy OF unusual Intelligence, and In his de-
meanor and actions there is everything TO indicate
an attractive but premature manhood. The father,
an emp.oye In the Quincy Market, and who has
lived by himself for several years, Is now engaged
IN attending TO the newspaper and periodical
business carried on by Mrs. Pomeroy and ner BOYS,
but he will surrender IL when his vile and Charne
are released from Jail
THE coRoNEKs INQUEST.
AT an adjourned session OF the Coroners inouest
this afternoon the surgeon who made an autopsy
OF the body presented his report. IL Is stateo III
the body; that the clothing OF the girl was terribly
cut aud torn, showing evidence OF 1earui
struggle Tor lIie and that in the region OF the
abdomen and genital organs she was earuny
lacerated. The officers who searched the cellar
lor the body shortly after the girl was missed were
put upon the stand but their testimony ahountea
TO nothing except the statement that they DeleVed
the search OIL the premises was not thorougn
one.
THE PUBLIC FEELING
against the officers who searched the cellar IN vain
is very great and they Will probably follow cap
tain Dy er IN his retirement 10 private lie.
The Coroner, who Is investigating the case, ad-
dressed note TO sheriff Clark, the CUSTODIAN OF
the nend, asking permission lor an inteIsiew WIN
that the boy cannot be forced TO testify against
himself adding also that the accused was opposed
TO being interviewed by the Coroner or
any member OF his jury. One OF the jury
men suggested that the boy could be pro.
duced as "a witness under any circumstances, and
then he could discriminate whether or not ne would
testify for against himself. Alter some coDsuta.
lion the opinion was unanimous among tne IuIy
that such was the excitement prevalllne among
the people 1t would be impossible 10 protect thc
accused from lynching during his transit 10 ana
sion OF the Boston Police Department the investt-
cation was adjourned until Monday.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
SARATOGA RACES.
Unsurpassed Field OF Three-Fear.Olds-
The Pools.

SARATOGA, n. T. July "a, IS74.
Never since the opening Of the races at this
favorite resort has there been such field OF three
year.olds as will start tomorrow for the Travers
stakes Nearly all OF them have been winners,
and the pool sales appended shows the value at
tached to each by the respective hackers.
THE POOLS.
Attlla, S125; Brgand, S145; McDaniel's entries,
s125 Puryear, $120; Reform 500; Stampede, se5; ;
Steel Eyes, 500; Acrobat, $50, and Aaron Penning-
ton $45
THE SALES FOR THE OTHER RACES
are as follows:-T one and a quarter mile dash
springbok, s425; Nate S2lO: Dublin, SIS; survivor
$50: Catesoy, $40. In the Flash Stakes, for two
year.olds, Willie Burke, 500; Bayminster SIS;
Caroline SOS: Hunter & Travers' entries, SOS:
CALVIN, $50, and Ravenna $40.
THE EVENINGS SELLING.
Alter an evenings good selling the pools in the
Travers Stakes closed as follows -Attla, $500;
Brgand, $120; Rutherford and Grinstead. 500;
stampede, 500; Reform, $95; sue Washington
colt and julius colt $50; Aaron Pennington, $55,
and Acrobat $50.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
THE MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASES,
Dangerous Illness of Mrs. Burke and Her
Subscuucut Death.

Yesterday morning Coroner Woltman received
despatch from DR.. r. Sturges, in attendance upon
Mrs. Burke, employed as cook at No. s East Thirty
second street. stating tnat she had been taken
with sudden change or the worse, and was
falling gradually. MIS- Burke Is OF the persons
alleged to have been poisoned at the time with
John Powers and his sister Anne, both OF whom
nave since died, AS Mrs. Burke was not out OF the
house with the others on the day ol the alleged
poisoning. the impression naturally prevails that
If she mad partaken Ol IOod impregnated with poi.
son it must have been done at her place OF resi-
dence. It was there that the deceased parties
and Mrs Burke partook OF chOwchow.
At three O'Clock r. NJ. Or. Surges appeared in
person before coroner " olman az his oiilce and
stated that halt an hour previously Mrs. Burke
had died at the residence oil her employer. An or
der was gwen lor the removal OF the remains TO
the MorRue.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
as Sessra s Ssa:, Earl 10 %h CO. Rogers
1Son 1eSs CO. suy JHv E 2 af passed ship
AssF' sg S fs July with
via Nassau 10Th, with mdsc aud passengers to Alex
BARK Frugon, dc Veto d'al Pcraso, Sligo Al days in
Bark simpatia titaD. Garzola, Limerick 40 days. in
Gen estsmusGs Hamburg 81 dry
bergs, between 60 and 70 feet high
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Bolivar, Lawson New Bedford for New
Brig Belle of the Bay, Noyes New London for New
schr l. : Barnes. Barnes. Providence for New York.
sr Go" rf%
Sehr Oorw Tor ,r New s SE
seSr ,S, Bra..s, Tyron, Portland tor Sewyork with
Nara Aaepids Kent ra RIVER for New ,1 YoTh In.
n sr F sew York
sehr er s'FG Webi Kelly Fall River ior New YORK..
Scnr Julia Brown, Higgins, charlesiown' Mass for
Schr ii Dverty, Nickerson, Providence for New
%chr Island City, Allen Gloucester for New York. with
''is' scSr % Vim s! irs lyrre Providence New York
sh S Laphs 'S'
sehr Harriet Gardner; Miller; stamiori ior New York.
:. schr 5 Buckingham, Mack, New Haven for New
schr N9Sssiy SesessSn Lypn o5 New yatH YORK
Schr q Stanc!in Frame, Quincy via Port Morris FOR
New York. win stone TO order;
ssaF oF fa'fy MaasST2S sE York
:. ,chr veioeipedc, foscrs Georges Banks for New
scGr Z Ghanscrain, smith Boston for New York.
Schr Messenger Keefe, rhomason tor New York;:
sshr W t a s Sf New York.
sehr Laura ray smh, H cromwe Tor New York. with
ScSr Gem Thomas Widca, Point for New York.
schr Ella Po@e Patterson faI River for New YORK.
schr Judge renney Rch New Bedford tor Port John
schr c Asken, Meade, Stamford f9r New York
steamer Electra, Young rrovldencs for New YORK,
with mdse and passenger.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Bolivar Lawson. New York for New Bed.
Bark y Haven. Haven, New York for Portland.
Brig charles Miller hil,on, New YORK Tor 81 John, NIB
@ee Miscellany; 49,. -. vo..s,,
schr forest Home Kent. Weehawken for Roslyn.
schr Midnight Hopkins, wechaw ken for Havernii
scnr Essex, Fish. Elizabethport for Providence
seSr tra.aer Asrd Balin9re IoT ardss nor,
seT e state nSGs N yt 0r SfM
Schr Madaga.car, Carrier New York for Boston,
sF sGF Grs TsSsa sfT s%FS Pk
@ eGT 2y %k fSa%F
SRr Vixen Sew yo T PGpx 6r
dencc
Scnr Morris Doliver. Rondout TOR Newport
Schr Black Warrior. stevens, New York tor BanRor.
schr u Wilson. Wilcox New York Tor New London
Schr Emma. Fitch. New York for Noank.
Schr Gildersleeve, Young, New York for Green
port.
schr Rachel Jane Eaton, Elizabethport for New Bed
ford.
Schr r G Mcclellan Carr Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Daniel Russell, Carl Port Johnson Tor Middle
town
Schr Emerald, Jones Port johnson for Sag lIarbor
steamer electra, Young. New YORK tor Providence
Steamer Delaware, Smith. New York Tor Norwich.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
Maritime Misc ellany.
so-For disaster to steamship City OF ouatsmala zee
general news columns.

ssrror disaster to steamship City OF ouatsmsla zee
general news columns
Our Acknowledgements are rendered to purser Pauen,
OF the steamship City Of Havana. for favors
BRIG cHAs MILLER. Hilton. from New YORK for ~ John
Ng wenI M a'hSre s on ooS ROCK he 'ae
BnIe T SHELDON Hatch, from New York for Bruins.
wick ca put into snyannah h inns INST ;bs mayns n prng
Monday.
senn KsIoH, from wilmington: NC, bound ,ora
ana pGT @i & s She has
three tect OF water in her hold.
wTTs rAws shns G sst before
SsS double % tie time T usually sf alS%ed IN making
has been consumed
ns Eli Ss Jesa s
sold TO parties In Steuben FOR $50
Il4vAsA, July 2-steamship CITY Of Mexico from New
aSan ss "%a % the rspGFs
probably aoat to-day. Also that the wreck Of an
p by % caoe
Fc.da Sns mnF sn in dangerous position IN the track OF
NoH,oIk July 2s1schrs B i steemsn and Anna ABEL Bell
for repairs
Curtis Bro'hers srs building fine smsed ID sShr at
nfr BdSa CAPT az sa pSs @ her. nd
Others She is 80 tons burhep 2s feet IN length and 80
3 e a1G M a Is iS ns GEEK NTH
and m win rcss u dry She win be ready
Fishing sehr q c9ms with large whale 1 tow
sss a ss
23d Chas Sherrer. Chescbro for do.
SpOken-Junc &c, lat 80 80 n lon 33 ~ W. bark John
West Manchester, NIB. bound westward.
spoken.
e,:aoD ssD sHv sff s 4sn % o''0 for San Fran
ship sydney Dacres (Br) from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco. July H. lat 81 n, Ion lS6 w.
Ship Mary GoodcIl sweetscr. from Greenock for Rio
JaneIro. juno Z lat 8 50 S, Ion 70 w.
ynns Snp 10 s. M ion w from Newport for oaa0
Ship King Phi'p, Raw!ns. from Baltimore for san
Francisco June l9. lat - 36 n. Ion IS -
BARK Olivari UtaD, from Sligo tor New York, July a.
lat 40 80. Ion 6a
Bark Linda Stewart, from South Amboy for Portland,
July q. off Pollock Rip
Bark Navcslnk, Barstow, from Hamburg for New York.
July q lat ~ ~. Ion 10 %.
Brig Julia carney IRON Baltimore for Portland July
"a, % miles Sc OF the Highlands.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
THE JERSEY BIGhMY TRIAL.
The Jury Out All Night-Verdict OF
Guilty-COughlan Escapes-Another
Indictment for Perjury.

The jury in the Coughlan bigamy case, as stated
in yesterdays HERALD, were locked up for the
night In the Court House at Jersey City. Judge
Bedle allowed them to have supper however, at
eleven O'Clock Previous to that they sent request
that the Court would remain, as there was pros
pect OF agreement. The Judges were tired out at
midnight and left the Court House. Yesterday
morning. at twenty minutes past ten the consta-
HES IN en- arue OF the imprisoned Twelve an
nounced that the jury had agreed. lhe
Judges took their seats on the Oench ana
directed the constabes to bring in the jury.
After the usual question was put the foreman an-
nounced that the Jury found the prisoner, James
Coughian guilty, with recommendation 10
mercy.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
POST 8 ORIPT.
SATURDAY, JULY 25-3 A. W.
ARKANSAS.
Grand Denomination In Favor OF
Brooks-The Military Prepared for an

Brooks-The Military Prepared for an
LITTLE Rock, July 24-n r NJ.
The demonstration so lar has passed on without
disturbance. The procession, numbering about
700, passed through the streets shouting Tor
Brooks, and are now hearing speeches. Six
hundred special police are on duty in charge
OF sheriff Congressman Taylor and your
correspondent visited the State House just before
the passing OF the procession, and found all the
troops vgant with guns in hand and two Par
rotts stationed in front OF the principal entrance,
loaded with grape. Congressman Haynes, Colonel
O'Sullivan and Sheriff Oliver addressed the meet
The New York herald., 1874-07-25

steamship W A scholten Dutch, for Rotterdam ships
City OF Montreal LverDooli Srathearn (Br do; barks
Tide (Aus, ork Nuova sama AUS do; Mozart Ger,
Bremen; Evelyn tBr), Maanzas; Hosea Rich Havre
Hunnus Ausl, Amsterdam Regina del Gin tAusl smyr'
ma brigs Lane. Bordeaux, Robt Mex Spearing Brl,
ST ago and Cieuuegos Favorc, Port SPAN; Eastern
Star, Barbados; schr Hand Kingston, Ja.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

ST. LOUIS, July -, 1874.
John I. Carlisle. aged twenty-five, was hanged
to-day at Marshall, Saline county, tor the murder
Of George Mckee two years ago. Carlisle was q
very reckless and desperate man, and Is said to
have murdered three other men besides McKee,
The New York herald., 1874-07-25

SUBSCRIPTIONS may be forwarded to:
w. BUTLER DUNCAN, II Nassau street
thAS. II. MAESIlALL, 80 Burling slip
LIEO. ROOSEVELT, 90 Maiden lane.
CLD. II BRODHEAD. - Wall street
EDWARD KING IL Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
MInGELi.AVEDU3.

A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N OF tcrcut states; legal everywhere: no publicity;
no ices in advances advice Tree. Commissioner of
every state and Notary Public, FREOrRiCK l. KING.
Ctunsctlor at LAW. Jj5 Broadway.
BSObUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
~ States; legal every where; descrtou &c sufficient
cause; publicity required; no charge until divorce
granted: advice Tree
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. i9i Broadway
DHEUMhTiSM AND GOUT-RED OR BRICK DUST
IL sedimc produces acute attack gout and rhc
matism, and Is evidence OF the blood being poisoned Nv
uric acid The reason Is the stomach liver kidneys
unable 70 perform her duties The great
pronounced Carlsbad Nichy, ais ana other Euro
pcan waters dangerous Tor such patients but the Be
THEsDA MINERAL SPRING WATER Is a specific IN all
such cases Hundreds OF cures the proof. Full Dor
way, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship James Foster Jr uowes, from Liverpool June H.
wi tn mcse TO Ii Marshall n Co.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
SHIPPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
| Salts. Desttnatson. o!

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
THE DEXTER PARK RACES.
Last Day of the Second Summer NJ ,eting

Last Day of the Second Summer NJ seting,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July "a, 1874.
This was the last day OF the second summer
meeting at Dexter PARK. The track was in rather
poor condition. owing 10 recent rain. In spite OF
threatening weather and occasional showers
during the early nart OF the afternoon nearly four
thousand people were present. There were four
races, two trotting and two running. The follow
log are
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RaCE-Trottng race Tor purse OF $1,000
Tor three minute horses; 5000 10 nrSt, $50 10
second, $3.50 TO third
Ben Mace's James Howell, Jr........... 5 l
B. Browns Little Jake.
George iarnsworths George F..........
General Ecntleys General Judd......... =
sam Cooks Rose OF Washington.
NJ. J. FORBES John ". Hall. dr.
X. Williams Memorino W Walker.......... DIR.
j. f. Peck's Randall. ll..................... dr.
lime, 2:3l-2: 27ls-2:3l-2:3 :321t.
SECOND RAcE--Irottng race for a premium OF
So 500: Glass; 2:2o horses 81 600 TO the first 1900
10 the second and $500 10 the third: mile neats
best three IN five, in harness.
j. :. Wade's Red Cloud. l
A. Goldsmiths Gloster. er......................2
Frank Van Ness ST. James. es.................3 4
r. w. Martins Nettie .............:........4
Time, 220-2:24--2:21%.
THIRD EACE-Runnlug race Tor a purse OF $1,000;
$3.50 to the first $3.50 10 the second and 500 TO
third: all ages two mile heats.
Ed. HarrIson's Falmouth. years old ..........1 l
James X. summers Rocket, Years old. .....
Fred. Lloyds Captain Hitch years Old. 3
). NJ reynolds Venus, years Old. ............ DIR.
Time. 3 AZ. second time not taken.
FOURTH KACE-Consodtlon purse a run OF about
200 feet less than one mile ana tnree-quarIers; !;
single dash: won by Cleaner beating Emma NJ,
sweet Bay ana Venus In order named.
Tomorrow Goldsmith Maid and Fullerton trot
against time. Best time ever made on the track
The New York herald., 1874-07-25
THE POOR CHILDEEN's PICNICs.

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