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The New York herald., 1874-07-10
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD,

S ASq?'SH G. SSh HasSH
10 SRAE SG K UNIVERsffY nH1fnsETT4 tLScE LsSTcktEr
9E HyHeE HeKsES ASR ARR
A"' AZ 1850 10 o'cLocR. HSR fhiDAi'
The business viii Be conducted on precisely the
@ ess,p iasps o or h Sease hsSs
the respect and confidence Of the business com.
%qn 81 Ru9S a6ts afse Is RELIABILITY
pH saEE Af Fl dcEodkA 3ahS rays rHI
; ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, I5X HANDS,
gait together one ho@se say
one can drive them are not afraid of ANYTHING war
LIGHT BARoUCHE, IN GOOD ORDER, BY
BAY HAMBLETONIAN COLT, l4x HANDS 4
years. kind in all harness; free from vice. never
nanal9d ior speed; promises to be very fast; war
TOP BASKET PONY PHAEToN, NEARLY NEW,
; BEATTIFUL SHETLAND PONY, II HANDS, s
years; kind in all harness; free from vice; little
GoTPE RoGKAwAY. IN GOOD ORDER, BY
! BAY HAMBLEToNTAN MARE, i5x HANDS
wears; kind IN all harness; free from vice; is
can drive her; can trot in three mnutes warranted
TOP WAGON, GOOD ORDER, BY DUsENBuRY
SS1rs hessF sm % VICE. aAsPs sP s
@ 'Ys SSoD 81 oHbEh use bv
Quimby. ,,
4
THksE coUPEs, CLOTH AND SATIN LINED.
TfHREE SETS COUPE HARNESS. COMPLETE.
SADDLE, Bride, Blankets, Robes, Whips, &c,
&c; also
DARK BAY thoroughbred trottlnR Horse l6K
hands, years. kind In all harness; free from vice:
not afraid OF anything fue, level open gait; very
stylish; can travel easily in minutes in every re-
ness, WHIP &c.
Tor ROAD WAGON, nearly new, city built.
DARK BROWN HORSE, 15h hands, years; free
from vice; kind in all harness; an excellent road,
family or business horse; warranted sound.
| TWO TOP ROAD WAGONS, IN good order, by
PoSY ESTABLISHMENT; gray pony Horse, IA
hands, 6years Kind in all harness; free from vice.
any one can drive him not afraid OF anything; war
rantcd sound.
&c. :. -
all harness; tree from vice; win stand without tying;
has been used by q physician; warranted sound.
| DOCTORs PHAETON, in good order, by Brewster
ALSO FIFTEEN OTHER HORSES DEscRIp.
ITION TIME OF SALE.
| A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEARLY EVERY
KIND OF CARRIAGE WAGON, PhAETON AND
HARNESS IN USE, AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE
ARCH. JoHNsvoNs MART
| 10 TO 25 Thirteenth street. near University place.
SALE AT III OCLOCk.
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THE TURF.
y 'udx dxrsk,rLf L, Z fsRK TsR "a
No. snsT RAn a.ys sgrS
James n; Goldsmiths br 6. Bateman. 0 ''''Ne'
John Wards Big Uncle Bill.
e. ii. simmons b. e. Cheston.
%osy 5aTew re Flora Lee
+ SSH,Rssf Salsaass = b. + n' nay Syssty ysa Maid
f. copSyerF, mover. Blk. ~ ,is 5sisEiIl Girl
p. BiscS's b. Z. Kossath.
g. A. Tanner $ b. g. Sat sHNE fsnpsz S4Y.
John S marSSSs mSnorSss that have never oeat2ss
lanes E q! soshIp scshppSsls be- Ss,,s Ms,n Wsss,.,
Y NJ 4 xsiap x%sIpps's 4 4 s; E"S5syn $SSsy bSs Ss's
L. H. Warner'ss m Angeline:
wiIiam ,!,a;,I Il Boyee'sp ": Bay Beauty.
/; S,IsS.aSi SsssSsif; sfssi sy Issy Pss$ssy
!. FowelIs Blk. II; g. g. Frani Frank
ShsSSS esSsf aSAS.SH1bsrsDAy 7 ssi1 5uayy
Mr. cities NdSass t9as 3asn never 'e''sA0
" saisys TSyomss ;; r. f. Lady yhi AnsssS ;sSs,, r.
SSssps 5Ssn T q ky say Td4sss. Tmss
w; s,ss.aS %sSeSsfss : SSs,y S%s!,sy oars%'
Z. Manee,s D. IN. Bessie B. aormery Guess so).
Z: Palner's b. 2. Bay Ben.
VIM. II. Boyce's III. Bay Beauty.
Vim. Z, Weeks Frank Wood tormeriy Modocko.
J. u. Gilett's {. m. Lady Dexter.
s. A. Tanners b. q. Gus tanner
No. Isl ,ooo-Horses thai never beat 2si.
Henry lie wland's hr, 8. Turabull.
VIM. A. Rosekrans' y IN. Lady Paterson
J. A. Chambers b. m Mosey.
J. II: pahman's b. III. Lady Dahiman.
Daniel Maces b. 8. kedwing.
Silas wrights b. m: Lizzie Keller.
+. iuqSSs sraaDSrys p; br s"s g. Berkshire Boy.
VIM. T. Weeks Wsldon Maid
Z .6: o. Gillsta,s Hastns g. g. Messenger essen & Boy
j. A. Curreys b. y. JerIco
A. Paterson's br. s. Manhattan.
Jack Feek's b. 9. Clothespin
A'''"' rRfkp HfS 6AxsTHHURspAy. JULY M
No 5-$so-Horses that never beat 2 SO.
1nnG Mr. Gi'IIes s.6;dgsth B; T. MShawA VI John hn;.
H. Caseysr. IN. Rosa sopburg.
John Wards b. &. Renell Bill
Edward Fiangan;sT n Il ouckss,n ' m Flora Lee.
VIM. McRoberts Motley Carew
r. Stetsons b. T. kaseIl.
James j McNaly's br. M Nellie Warwick.
Walcotts br m. Gypsey Maid.
p. Conover's bl. m. Catskil Girl
Jack Feek's b. g. George Smith.
Rome Whilpley's ch. m Lady Barnham.
a. +. Blacks b. 6. Kossuth.
s. A. Tanners b. 6. Gus ,I Tanner
No 6-s1,oOo-Horses that never beat 2:27.
Y Gases's br. IN. Lady Byron.
E. H. Reads IS IN. Berlin Girl.
Henry Newland's b. s. William TurnbuI.
N. IL. Whpples Dr III: Viola.
j. = Ander sons b. &. Ki ki.
T. K. Hradburys br &. Rerkshire Boy.
J. II. Dahiman's b. m. Lady Dahlman.
T. NJ. Blevin's spotted Colt
William g. Weeks x. &. Tanner Boy.
Daniel Mace's b. s Red Wing.
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4 -IMP0kTANf AsSfGNEE,S SALE
"A. OF ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR-
NESS &C.

4 -IMPoxTANr AssiGNEE,s SALE n
a. of ELEGANT sEss. hossss' e. CARRIAGES HAN
will sell ionN public sasSn f
10 at stable Ne s., q ss, STes, Jones street
by order OFT Edsa 10, int elegant Turnout
prominent broker Of this city is:,-. :.
road Horses iS high y years ss i old
arr aa sa
d'sas 20 u
ss a se and
admired aa wherever ney can travel sS gait
out ault trick bemish; hrsi class and noble team
none % better must be seen to be appreciated.
BLACK HARRY about I5Is high year. old; Sired BY
can S!'f has ssss e"
tTsrk w.6 saeS eT aayf and beat
road as9 emu & I s naeag
for a to
can beat ~ either single or double and do in style
.,,l B.!aess tTo horses make fine driving. rich.
beat , As together handily and make no mistakes.
AS ,.S Ia ana l Gandsome brown N bic ton Tr9
BY speri Zap fine
coming years old uaon showing green in the co"n.
Try was never rainsd on track since simply driven on
driver nsy gated and wa5rantea sound and kind
broken all harness either single double extra fne
Horse; very stylish; warranted sound and kind
Also one Ut the handsomest and best broken bay
Horses In New York about ls hands high years old
s s ee 'f
motive anything else; warranted sound and kind
together with elegant Phaeton Harness to
has been used BY Young miss the last year
Also one 1andauet, by " OOd Bros, top Brewster
WAGON. TWO Trotting Wagons best city make double
and single Harness, by Dupscomb; English riding Sad
die, two fine side Saddles, Blankets, heets, &C. the
whole comprising the finest sentemens turnout in the
city.
n. B.-This sale IL absolute and unreserved withou
limits restriction and worthy of the special atten
tion and full warrantee; tar trial given 70 all pur
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
THE TURF.

ERANClS BUTLERs VALUABLE STOCK OF I'M
y ported Dogs, Poultry. &c. are selling at sacrifice.
No Peck slip. N. Y. N. BMedcines for all diseases
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SECOND HAND TOP PONY PHAEToN. 1 SEC.
~ on ond band vicTSria, % Broome street Brewster top
Park Phaeton, Coupe. Landau, ] Caleche, top ana
open Express Wagons sulkies and skeletons by Cafery
~ road Wagons, by Dusenbury, Brewster and other
city makers & gig four seat rhseton by Lawrence
styles single and double Harness, Sheets Whips &c
WM II. GRAY, 20 ana % Wooster street.
A FOR sALE-THE HANDsOMEsT TURNOUT IN
IA. the city black Horse l4h hands high; can trot in
3.i0 be driven by the timd child or LADY, also
pony Phaeton, very handsome with gold mounted Har
ness, Blankets, Robes &c. has been used but n few
times; reas for selling owner leaving city for six
months on business Can be at LAG West Thirty
ninth street, near Seventh avenue.
A PONY PHAETON FOR SALE-FROM THE BEST
"A city maker has been used but six times; also Side
Saddle and Harness. viii sell cheap Apply at No I6I
East Twenty eighth street
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A AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
IA VAN TASSELL Il KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS
successors to Johnston Van TasselD,
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
l10 liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAH
FOURTH AVENUE.

FOURTH AVENUE
Hvhs1 EF B1FsH asD 4Hp sES4
Twertyfour to foryeght hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE Of Il FfIs Il osfSsSsi SATs sSHlDAr SALE
92S HST kyb FoHnTH hTEsur
GENTLEMAN's TURNouT.-BLACK HORSE, i4s
hands high years OLD kind and true in all harness
roadster trots in minutes; fears nothing and war
fos Brown sAP EHxSsGErox1As y STALLION, SIRED
$ies's HamSleeaian, dam black thoroasSreS Mare
Ss reeor
@ The h ID dam @ hands o high and
e. pssd SSsi
in the country he is warranted sound, kind and true
aud '?TSS;fSS Sy SsSis u 7 pHSass; snd
excellent TOAD OF general busnssss use and Var
''afS isS9 % + fiPfSs ihS STEVENS
" fGS da ss!snssr Of
ri
he %a n s
ks4P Fs SAaas AsB sY1Hr f5 q 2sYss q1Yss OLD KIND
a n s so ss from vice
SSAS 9 SrS5TSb FST $SSiSS n1a,
stylish way rsass for ladie; atHe
ana children; fear nothing and warranted sound
PONY PHAET0N, WITH RUMBLE SEAT
BAY HORSE, l54 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true n all harness. free from vice; very sty
sh super or horse lor family driving and warranted
sound. Also set Harness and
TOP PONY Pr! NETbN. SET DOUBLE HARNESS BY
DnnscomD. set single Harness by Dunscomb and
TH6RoUGHBRED CHEsrNuT.soRREI, MARE. IS
hands high, old; kind and in all harness
free vice. very stylish and handsome; very sIpe-
rior road mare and rot in 30 sure has great
durance can be driven by any and warranted
sound. Also set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON
BROWN MARE, i5A HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD:
kind and true IN all harness. free from very sty
sh superior roadster and beat 10; sold only Tor
want Iise.
Tor ROAD WAGON.
sORREL HORSE. I6 HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD
kind and III all and under saddle free from
vice. stylish and fast traveler superior horse or
family driving and warranted sound.
ROCKAHAY IN GOOD ORDER.
BLACK TROTTING MARE, BLACK HAWK STOCK
l51a hands high years Old kind and true In all har
ness free from vice. superior roadster; best
any day In every way safe ana reliable and can be
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BENSON
BAY HAMBLETONIAN STALLION, SIRED BY
Major Winfield, dam star mare, i51s hands high Ave
SEVERAL 0THER HORSES DESCRIPTIONS TINE
OF sale.
Top and no top road Wagons, Phaetons, Rockaways
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
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UHH"Foo' rA"h'
LAST DAY-SUMMER MEETING.

DEEhFooT fAHK
LAST DAY-sUMMER MEETING.
FRIDAY, July TO-
No, I. Purse $SU. Tor horses that never beat 3l0
p. Nance enters s. & Warsaw
A. +. Olds enters ch. g. Mohawk Bro
George Wright enters 3. g. Uncle joe
+. Ii. Heard enters ch. N. Ellen Mary.
Owner enters b. m. Lady Bianch
j Ward enters b. K. Uncle Bill
j. WatersOn enters br. g. Doubtful
C. II. simmons enters cb. N. Lady Cross
Thos- Evens enters h. e. Charlie
w. r. Laid enters e. m Flora.
Sami. STOW enters b. m. Nelly.
j. IL. Goldsmith enters br. 6. Bateman.
+. s. Hall enters I'D. Gussie
Owner enters b. m. AIDA b.
SAME DAY
No. a-Purse of $200 tor double teams
Wm $. Thoms enters Dr. z. Phil O'Niel, Jr and Ink
jas Page enters g. Farmer Boy and John.
Owners enter q. g. Pollack and Sweetmeat
Peter Nance enters b. m Bessie h. and Yellowstone.
Peter Nance enters g 3. Warsaw ani Bessie B.
Races will commence each day at O'Clock sharp.
Cars leave Fulton and Cathe rine ferries every Ave
minutes Or the track direct.
WIN. MCMAHON. Proprietor
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THE QUEEN's HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN
i This well known first class hotel. having recently
changed propretors will now be found one o. the most
comfortable in the south OF ireland. Being situate close
70 the landing stages aud railway depot will be found
most convenient TO American tourists arriving by the
several stcamcrs
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THE HERALD FOR THE SUMMER
RESORTS.

kESORVS.
ITO NEWsDEALERS AND TIE PUBLIC.
THE NEW YORK HERALD HAVING ooMP1ETED
ARRANGEMENTS TO RUN SPECIAL TRAIN BE-
TWEEN NEW YORK, SARATOGA AND LAKE
GEORGE. LEAVING GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
EVERY SUNDAY DURING THE SEASON AT $50
A. H.. FOB THE PURPOSE OF SUPPLYING THE
SUNDAY HERALD ALONG THE Lane, NEwsDEAL.
ERs AND OTHERS ARE NOTIFIED TO SEND THEIR
ORDERS TO THE HERALD OFFICE OR TO THE
UNION NEWS COMPANY Is PARK PLACE, WHO
WILL HAvR CHARGE OF DELIVERING THE PA.
PERs.
AND HARLEM.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
no P. M AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
BERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
l2e5 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
rwEEN THIRTY-FIRsT AND rY-sECoND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE. 22s THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or l24TH
STREET ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 1850
p. ~, AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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7 ONG BRANCH RACES
- Monmouth Park
commence July and continue July H. H. 16 l6 and
lR JOHN HOEY President
WIN. T.. RAYNoR, Secretary.
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commence July and connue July g H. H. 16 l6 and
wx. E. RAyNoR, Secretary. ''''"-
DoOLs SOLD THIS EVENING AT JOHNsON's I1s7
J. Broadway corner Twenty eighth street. on the
Long Hruncl races; also Paris mutucl pools Also on
the Argonanta and Atalanta crews. 7. B. JOHNSON.
i Broadway and the 40 boat from foot OF Rector
street, by U. J.. MARSHALL, Auctioncer.
DosTERs FOR HoRsERACEs, MEETINGS, &c
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2ls Broadway, Herald
Building.
VROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.-FRIDAY, JULY
l. TO- at O'Clock p. NJ, match for $500, mile heats
best three in five.
John Murphy's g. e. sorrel Jake, to wagon
j. Barns Or. H. Belle Ut Georgia. formerly Ida Fulton,
in harness
Same Dav
match for 500, mile heats best three in ve in har
ness
Thomas Ogle's g. &. Sorrel Tom.
Admission 81. WIN. II. VAN COTT supe rintendent
1914 LONG BRANCH RACES. 1874
July 4, I 0, II, a. 10, Is and ls
The stanch and commodious steamers of the New
Jersey Southern Railroad line will run as follows
Leave New York, foot OF Rector street. pier North
River att and $40 A. NJ. returning from the park i'm
mediately after the close OF the races each day.
On the 9:a0 trip extra boat will be in readiness to
relieve the regular boat in of excessive crowd
Fare for the round trip. including entrance TO the
' CHAs. P. MoFADDIN. General Ticket Agent
". s. SNEpEN General Manager.
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS CORNER BAKERY FOR SALE
"A Best business location in Brooklyn; will sell at
great sacrifice: owner has other business
MirCHELL'S store Agency, u Cedar street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A FAMILY TURNOUT FOR SALE ChEAP-HAvING
~ no use 9r III large pay carriage horses; splendid
seat Phaeton Rockaway platform spllngs; doabie Har-
ness &C. entire establishment Tor onethird OF its cost
Apply 70 JAMES NJ. GAVE 69 West Twenty third street
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A KfNDLING WOOD YARD, IN BEST RUNNING
"A order Tor sale at once-No reasonable offer refused
rs the has other business Inquire at 4s0 East
Houston street. of Goerck.
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A VERY BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BAY HORSES FOR
n sale-l51x hands; warranted In every particular;
cannot be exceiied used three
Address H0R. rs, Herald office.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
four to iortyeigh hours given TO purchasers to
test warranteeS
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRIDAYl SALE
AT II O'CLOCK
AT OUR TEMPORARY SALES
ROOM 96 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
RETXEEN BROADWAY AND
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A RCHlTECTURAL AND ENGINEERING DRAWING
n TO classes Of eight pupils terms moderate Call tor
circulars at i6l East Seventy and select
your course. EDW G. MILLER, Architect.
BOARDING sCHOOL-AT WILTON, CONN; HOME
- comforts; healthy location; thorough instruction
81 years experiences; terms reasonable. Address
AUGUSTUS W iIILOCK
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

VNANTED-A BoGARDUs DRY MILL, LARGEST
w nze, ana Blake Stone Crusher; both second
hand Address with particulars and lowest cash price,
box T2S New York Post ONCE
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FOR SALE, SPLENDID CORNER LIQUOR AND
~. Lager Beer saloons, Cigar stores Restaurants.
Lodging Houses roadside Hotels Livery stables; best
business locations
MiiCHELLs Store Agency II Cedar street.
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A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR
"A Sale. Inquire OF A. ERNEST, S57 Bowerv
N OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE FOR
IA sale or exchange tor Jersey City Property Apply
corner Cedar street and Palisade avenue Jersey City
Heights.
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w ANTED-A NO. OR NO. SECOND aAND HOT
w water Pump, in good order. Apply at IS and 10
Lispenard street
, 1874-04-25
Acknowledgements

W ANLEDNING af at h|idtilvarende
"a Forligelsescommissair i Christiansteds
Jurisdiction, Bankbogholder Alfred Creagh
under 8de dennes er afgaaet we'd OGDEN vii
der vare at foretage Valg paa ct MedIem
til Christiansteds Forligelsescommission /
hans Sted og er en- VaIgliste fremIagt /
Retshuset / Christiansted, hvor Borgerne
og In%dvaanernei Jurisdictionen indtil t6rst-
kommende 4de Mai kunne afgive deres
Stemmer for en- at de i Henhold til Forord-
ningen 7de December 1898 2 at Pr9si-
dentskabet foreslaaede 3 M9nd, nemlig:
D'Hrr. Detailhandler w. Clindinen,
Kj6bmand w. Heyliger Og const. Kon8eIl9
Bogholder L. r. Petersen.
Prasidentskabs Secretariatet, st. CroiX
den 18de April 1874.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1874-04-25

FINDER 7de April d. A. err Told
VI c%ontrOlleur J. Moore meddeIt
Constitution til, under Toldforvalter
Anthons Fravarelse med R~eisetiIIa-
delse, at fungere som ToIdforvalter i
Christiansted.
, 1874-04-25
AUCTION.

MT the request of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court in behalf Of the
, 1874-04-25
EI Q U Z.

VREDERIKSTED, ST. CROIX,
gUHE above Establishment is situated
A opposite the landing place command
inga view of Harbour, Country, and Town,
and is newly fitted up for the accommodate
ton of Strangers.
The Establishment can be rented with
or without Furniture as a Hotel or Family
residence,
Parties wishful of trying the business
can apply to r. j. ROBINSON.
st. Croix Frederiksted 22nd April 1874.
, 1874-04-25
Total $429,786 OF

Balance of deposits $49,55o 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
The Fall Elections.

Vermont went republican yesterday by about
the usual "off year. majority, but In conse-
quenee Of the Interpolation of the temperance
question into the canvass the democrats elected
few Of their candidates for county officers and
members CT the legislature. Messs. Hendee
and Joyce, republican candidates in the First
and Third Cor gressional Districts. are elected,
but in the Second District, where there was a
boltiDg republican candidate and democratic
candidate in opposition TO Judge Poland, it
seems possible that there is 10 choice. The
legislature, which elects a successor to Senator
EdDuLds, Is largely republican, a. usual.
Maine holds her fall election Sept. 1fth, and
the nominations are as follows
RsIEtlicGn. Fenccrdt.
Nelson Dingley, jr.,@ Joseph Titcomb.
Congress.
I. John II. BnTleigk,& BOn Bradbury.
p Vim. p. Frye PhiiO Clark.
3. Jsmes e.. Biaines% Edward h. O'Brion.
4. Ssmi r HeTsey,. GOTham l.. Boynton.
5. Eugene Hale Charles SpOfiord.
- For reelection.
Last year the vote for governor was Ding
ley, IS, C6i; Titcomb, 81 Sl6; Joseph II. williams
(inCep eDdent,) 2,l30. The vote in Seotember,
1872, for governor was I'll Oh republican, 81 7Oi
opposition; and that vote was, with the excsp-
tiOE Of one year, (1S6S, the largest ever poIled
by either party in the state. The legislature
elected last year stood, on joint ballot, 135 re-
publican and As opposition. The legislature
now TO be elected will choose a United States
Senator, and the veteran Senator Hsmln, now
forty years in the public service, will without
doubt be his OWE successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
W here Co Advertise.

TIE STAR has now q circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined. reaching every household In the
District and . wide range outside. The result
IL that TH8 STAR affords unsurpassed sdvsn-
tages as q medium OF communication Between
all classes Of the community, in the way Of the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
The Banner State.

special Correspondent OF the Cincinnati
CcmmerciGI, who has been investigating the
Gibson county horror ana other atrocities IN
Tennessee, comes to the conclusion that in 10
section OF the civilized world is murder so fire.
quent as IN that state. In China and Japan,
where We are wont 20 send missionaries the
laws are enforced better than in Tennessee,
and murder IL far less frequent. Ii is doubtful
If Mexico iiself, supposed to be the most law
less OF countries, can compare with Tennessee
In TIE lumber Of murders committed during
tie past eight months. In that time IN the three
counties OF Rutherford, Sumner and Gibson
alone, there have been thirty nine murders,
Concerning the Gibson county butchery, hs
Gays the n.iIe the facts come out the palmer IL
l. that the murder OF the sixteen negroes taken
from the jail at Trenton was some OF the mos.
unPTovoL6d, deliberate, diabOlical, inaumin
cold b.OOdtd. aid barbaTous hat ever occurred
There have been murders lust A. bad, but from
Adams tine 10 the present there were never
any worse. There could not be. Every feature
Of this case is particularly atrocious These
IIiscItrs had Lot harmed Single Individual,
black or white, in person or property. Their
only offence was that they had threatened to
arm themselves 70 resist the kaklux. That any
OF them had even fred upon white men Il very
doubtful, indeed, and we know that even was
such the case, no white man was hit or hurt
The circumstances al point TO their Innocence
even CT that, for none OF them tried to getaway
before or after arrest. They ali protested their
innocence" AIdyet, the correspondent aids,
Lo arrests are made of the m1Tderers and none
will be made unless outside public sentiment
drives the people there TO do it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02
The Star by Mall,

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion Of II, may have TIE STAR sent to
heir address for such time a. they desire, at
he rate Of nifty cents per month. Orders, &C
companied BY the money, should be cent to the
business OIL e OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

IL is said that the Brooklyn scandal has in
jured the sale Of Beeeher's 'Life OF Christ"
The feeling seems to be that he is not familiar
enough with his hero to be a competent biogrs-
pher-that he probably knows more about the
ether POtentate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-02

Ut. Hall, Of The Journal Of Heath, says that
early rising in civilized society always tends
10 shorten hfe-" We know OF three or four
young people who agree with DIR. Hall exactly