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FIRE This Morninr.

Early this morning the kitchen in the
rear Of the residence Of Robertson Topp,
on Beal street, was discovered on FIRE.
The engines got out, but not in time to
save the building, an old log affair, sur
rounded by a shed. The loss was nomi-
nal.
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ScRIBKER, Popular Science, Galaxy,
Harpers' and Eclectic, for August; APP
pleton's Monthly for July. and full line
pictorials and dailies, at Billy Lieben's
news stand, 1851 Main street.
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no the editor Of the ledger:

Having been informed that report
is in circulation that / am opposing the
election of C. l.. Anderson TO the office
of Sheriff, / wish to say that the report
is without foundation. | had difficulty
with Mr.. Anderson on the evening of
the 18th inst. Of strictly a personal
character, and while still entertain the
opinion then and there expressed, it is
not true that ! oppose his election or
that of any other gentleman on the
Democratic ticket. | shall support the
entire Democratic ticket, as have in
variably done heretofore. | am for
measures, not men; ior principles, not
policy. This is a contest between the
white man and the negro. Can any gen.
tleman falter for one instant on the day
of eleetion9 Respectfully,
j. NJ. HARRIS.
Morning papers please copy.l
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Attention. Finer Guards.

You are hereby ordered to report for
drill at your hall, A Adams street, this
Thursday evening at o'clock sharp.
There will also be other important bust
ness transacted.
By order of P. c. ROGERS,
LIST Lieut.. Comd'g,
W. Il. JoYcE, Acting o. S.
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$40 to $lOOO-Invested in Stocks
and Gold pays 200 per cent. a month.
Send for particulars. Tumbridge & Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
HAVE.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
4 property, liz acres, with good, modern
built frame cottage-hous in q beautiful for
est grove. with four rooms, front and back
retc all under fence in good repair, and q
young orchard. Situated "a miles from Court
Square. If any difference in value of ex-
change, would be paid in cash. A bargain
can be had by application TO
T. 7. STRATT0N.
127-t $50 Main street, Waldran Block.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG.
1000 pairs mems half hose,
sc,

FIVE HUNDRED cords dry slab wood at
81 50 per cord at our mill.
1871 VENABLE & RAWLINGS.
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KAHN g. FREIBERG.
Clothing department - 200
fine Alpaca Goats, So 80.


Jimmy Corwin has the latest papers
from all quarters.
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speciaI Notice.

A meeting of the General Committee
for the reception and entertainment of
the Texas and Louisiana delegation will
be held this day, July Both, at p. M, at
the Cotton Exchange, Every member
is expected to be present.
F. S. DAVIS, Chairman.
THAD. S. ELY, Secretary.
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wATERMELONs. wATRRMELONs

The finest in the city, at
R. c. MILLER & Co.'S,
l3l 1884 Main street.
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Go TO Coleman's cigar house and buy
his fne-cut and Rosa Concha cigar.
They are both excellent articles.
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BARBouR's fine grspes, at reduced
prices. 1871 OLIVER, FINS1E Il Co.
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AN ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE
The Thread of the Weed,

The best flne-cut in the United
States can be had for cents package
at COLEHHAN'S
Rosa Concha Cigar Depot,
200 Main street, near Washington.
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FOR SALE.

Tor sALE-PIANos, ORGANS AND MU-
N steal merchandise generally. Tuning and
repairing promptly attended to at S75 Main
street. I'LL
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E3OR SALE. PINE PIANOS AND OR.
IN gans. Great inducements for cash. Sold
on monthly payments at reduced prices: Call
soon. ll06tl MERRIMAN x WILCOX.
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NOR RENT-FROM JUNE lsT, RESI-
4 dence No. 139 Madison street, Greenlaw
Block; contains II or IA rooms. Apply to A
g. Dennis, 1872 Main street. 67-f
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EOR RENT "A DESIRABLE BRICK
residence Of ten rooms, situated at Ne. 81
Linden street occupants leaving for the sum
mer. Will rent low TO a good tenant. Some
boarders in the house who wish to remain.
Inquire at 70 Linden street ll3-t
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NOR RENT-oOTTAGEs, oFFIOES.
stores and sleepinT-rooms and boarding
houses. MoRAE, MYERS u SNEED,
25-t 279 Main street. up stairs.
TOR RENT-ST0RE NO. 244 FRONT ROW 1,
Il lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
to L. LAWH0RN q CO.,
124-t $50 Front street.
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UOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, ABOUT
Il thirteen thousand feet Of lumber, otoi
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Obituary.

THAD. s. ELY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
The following we're the leading scores obtained among
-.tt ..I -.
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.

The sports of the College Regatta at Sara
toga will last nearly week. On Monday ana Iuesudy'
July I3 and a. baseball contests between Yale aud
Harvard VIII take place; wednesday, July IS, there
Will be the sing e-Scu Among the entries Tor tulS
VIII be Mr. Anslcy, NJ. Wilcox OF Yale Mr. Deycns,
bow of II Awards OF last year, and MI T. L. PM
lus Of Cornell The Freshman also takes place on
IN. day Yale and Princeton and Brown vii! contest
tins race the latter crew having bccu admitted to the
contest both the Princeton aud Yale Freshman crews
assontine On Thursday the great University race viii
take place at D. u with Eue entries. The places OF
e crews at the start have been drawn by lot as follows
Trinity l. on the east looking north TO tue nish Prince
ton Cornell g. Yale 4, Harvard 5, Wesleyan G, Column
ba 7. Dartmouth g. and Williams o.
The following rules have been OH tally laid down FOR
the races of Wednesday and Thursday:
July l5-Siuge sculi race.
Freshman race lmucdittely thereafter
Juiy To U.lYers!ty race; 1 OCIJCA
Forty minutes before each race gun VIII be hred 10
Thirty minutes later second gun will be fired draw
Zen minutes later the signal to start Will be given.
NJ delays VIII bc encouraged or allowed; ana the
crews in line viii be positively st1redat tho tune named
All races shall be started Ill the following manner: The
statter snail ask the question, " Are you read y aud
receiving reply aTter Whiting at Ieast hle seconds
snail give the signal 10 start by tHe trug OF pistol.
Crews will rendezvous the east shore of the lake
near the starting line III ample time to prevent any
Persons designated to hold the boats at the starting
line are 10 report board the steamer at Moons Dock
AT l O'Clock on the day OF each race.
Mr. W. G. Hale has taken Mr.. Fowlers place as NO.
in the Yale boat and will not pull IN the single seal
race as contemplated Mr. Hale is III fine condition. and
weighs l53 pounds Mr Fowler remains substitute OF
the crew. President Grant Il expected at Congress
Han during regatta week. Concerts Of the Yale Gee
Club will eniyen the evenings of Tuesday aud Wednes
d,v A grand ball at all the three great hotels slmu-
taneousy, will take place on the lNh.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR REGATTAs.

THE OAKLAND BEACH (R. H. AMATEUR AND PROBES
sIONAL RAGATTA-THE NATIONAL AMATEUR ROW
ING REGATTA AT GRAND HAVEN, MICH.
The programme for the regatta at Oakland
Beach, near Providence, r. l., Is gwen below. Tie
races will take place Aug and T. aud all entries must
be made before Aug. with f. j. EuGelhardt, 81 Park
row, New York. None but members in good standing
OF amateur boat clubs who have never rowed In a
regatta open 10 all comers will be permitted to compete
IN the The entrance fee, TO he returned
to all tarter $50 for fouroared boats and 2j for pair
and sing le-oared boats:
First Doublescull working boats, 10 feet. 3
miles prZt two gold medals. value $50. single scus
professionally, miles; first prla SlJO second, f0J
faIroared (Imateur), miles; frat prze two massive
regatta cups, value $50; second TWO gold modas'
value $50. n
prize, goli chronOgrlph watch value 500; second,
gold medal value $50. FOurOd professionally, mics
first prize 500; second. s4O.
Tne National Amateur Rowing Regatta OF the Grand
Haven and Spring Lake Rowing Association, open to all
amateurs will take place Grand River and Spring
Lake Mch on Aug. II and H. The Grand River is a
straghtaway mile course, free OF all ohstructons and
well sheered spring Lake, also well sheltered, offers
a straieht-away two-mie coarse All entries must be
made before Aug and fee Of S2) to DO re
turned to starters, will be required Tue distance to be
pulled m the slX-Odred VIII be- three miles, Onctud
arlf miles and return the distance In all other races
Will be miles, one mile and return. Przes Ill be
awarded hc first and second boats IN every race ana
another To the presenting tac best appearance IN
the grand review Tne programme Is ds follows: FIRST
day-CD Double scull shells, C) JInOr single SOULS. ~
FUuI-Jdrcd sacls; second ddy-(D Grand revIc", %
senior sinsIc scUlls, (3) 5IX-Oarcd SHELLS.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
RIFLE PRACTICE.
TIE FIFTH REGIMENT AT CREEDMooR

TIE FIFTH REGIMENT AT CREEDMOOR
The target practice of the Second Brigade OF
the Frs. DIVISION begun at Creedmoor yesterday
the 9th Regiment, Col. Charles s. Spencer commandlng
occupying the range during the day. The regiment
turned out with about 80 but Il would appear from
the Inspectors that all did not take part In tue
shooting. Arriving at the grounds one OF the hgst
orders OF ClI. Spencer, was for the removal
OF sundry lager bier yenders and THIS 70
the members, who mostly Germans, at nf5t
seemed rather a harsh measure. At nOon after the
shooting at the $50 yard Idngr, recess OF thlee
was taken and ample opportunity given for the
ENJOYMENT of tner beverage. with one OF TWO
executions all their places again III good Ol"cI
wnel the rollcalI was sounded later the day Capt
Douglas, OF Company X, 8ith Regiment, acted a.
gade nspccOr ana $50 took part In the fdC
at thc 2a4y,rd range, OF which number l7J iued 10
qualify tor the yard range. IHe following tau'e gives
tHe Hamber Of tue various companies al ne 'duHes,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10

Tinh Arenue H0tel-Associate-.lu Justice Joseph T.
Bradley Of the Court Judge CamposI ssl
Gsorge sheridan Of HexOens, C. H. Norham ol hr2I sn
Judge Armstrong of Ottawa Canada Gsey o
Stoekon and family OF EegJcIscT Amdrk HoHt-Sehs "
M stewart of Nevada. Hon. T. W. PsIk OF vermont hu o.
N.choson Of the y. s. Marine Corp h2Ndh o.,
P,b,t ~ TeIas Grand H0bt-Bhop l. r. henlncAeh "
prodeuce sor w j. Hgnes oi Arkals
prof Tracy Of ULiyetv Erero0T Hous -ff"i
perc. Of n ,rvard College Erereu House-Cap~ v" WAGON
: .m.hip PSuha Nos-FOk H0b'-DaAIeI Douk-eiH y" A"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
THE INDIANAPOLIS RACES.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 9.--The 240 race, for a
purse of 200 to the frs $3.50 to the second and $3.50 TO
the third three heats OF which yesterday
nni,hed this morning. The race won by Bob
Hunter, I'm seven heats beating Little Alfred Lotte,
Itle sam and Russell In the order named; best time.
q,54 A heavy this afternoon caused postpone
Iurrt OF to-duy's programme until Saturday. Gold
smlih Maid Fullerton, and Red Cloud trOt TO morrow
fnr "A nurse OF ky,5lO
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10

THE MONMOUTH OAKS STAKES.

TIE MONMOUTH oAh7 SlAhf7'
Tho next was exclusively for three-yearold hlhes Ike
its EPSON prototype. II is a sweepstakes OF SO each
play or pay with 81 900 added, by the association; the
second to receive $780, and the third 500 out OF the
atakes; one mile aud half There were SO nominations
50 that the stake was worth S2slo SIX were weighed IN
-COttu's Bauucrctte and BOuayentnrc Uuc ldt'r we
winner of the Ladies' Stakes at Jerome Pdr MOTIFS
REGARDLESS COfces Ida Wells; Belmont tOlhtrs,, ana
Eeynolss Christine. The two representatives, ol Cdp.
Cotnl were great favOrtes, Countess beng next III
demand while Ida Wells ranked next. R'g fdcSs was
not faucied Mr.. Morris his trainer TOT altoush
she has grown INTO he ooS ~ ~ l.N - ~, she
has been lame recently, aud they ana hot oecNe sue
could win. The pools sold aS pei"W' -, ooo
Cot,nr el:ry.s 81 900 81 200 Nari,s eltr7. lA5 5z1
Ig one p5ol IN Which tn. fyorite was sold against the
field, the former brought $50 10 tle la.I.I ~; ,
with Countess next, ida Wells tEirI, aId BhaVeutGc
rrf christine neg the last. on the lower turn id1
Wells took the second place aud Countess the third ana
"A. they passed under the innerette was leading
Uy q couple OF lengths with her stable c3npinion u "a
aycnture second Ida Wells tlrd and CountcS, fourth
Regardless being the next Ia.I ran ioi hi 'le it
without change except thlt Couh, ip strc,cb
Wells Of the third place. Ca tue OWtI slc,ou
Capt. COttrelPs pllr were rHh',nE ,n n,"a7c"is
head. and BON puuihg to"dr' .H'I. opt,' - =.
Intrad of going rght along and keeping thc gap thtl
had olcnc a. Wde az po'.lpt lno p p.g -, ,'o,i,V moi
DOOR one throughout, ANA IL seemed s'idhIc P''S ~
=, ,r.p thp ptre with OF the $50 leading LuI-'-
Even after they turned Into tie homtss'I,c ~ "p ~
ptircd any ODDS tAat boii', ,ehtuto a'it ~, pio ~.
Suud toe first aud second; bat Midway up h'h" "g9'
came with a steady rus next tie ilis an oc,o' u
land, Bondycntdre- lHc ui' ~ "a 'i,.,
cIe rode s:rIc'ly tue trainers Ort'is-todtI arouse
uly with the spur sne 'u i,-rh i'ih ." "i'' az
u"n'l'sotlrc's eforts 10 reacn Mr.. Morr,s hy were
uut,iilna Regardless WINDING ~ tufte Pt''9 na ID"
length BauucIcttc third. Countess Ioutth, lud "cs
M and C.rlsiIue last. Tie time very poor
mouth value wv e'i 20 a
ss,.s1es Of $50 each. p for hhes d 4'l - mics 80
p.-,..,-
" CottrU BiaavrtIe b. Hirr, Of Tie "est aeA Mag
O..
" tni.rs D. Bsau,Te- br LtNag',G Jam banner
A. R,Io1,s b.. Counties uy kata'E oam L-d b'.'in-
4 Csfe. M I- Wells %, i-4tiC. dsu Jr'stlA' ri..'
J. W ilIl IL nod. ch oh-ae by Aa.tshaa. dam Ia G'la
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
A NOVEL INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING MATCH.

The Amateur Rifle Club Of this city has re-
celyed a challenge from the Amateur Rhe Association
OF Montreal for simultaneous match their respec-
tive ranges. The match will probably take place on
Friday next There will be IS competitors from each
club The team from the NewYork Club will shoot at
CreedmOor, aud the Canadian team at the range near
Montreal. Both viii shoot IN the presence OF umplres,
Who will be selected for the OCCASION and whose names
are guarantee Of their fairness and ability 10 I'll the
no.l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
Both sides were retired without scoring In tho prst
nninc hnt In the second by bad throw Of Holdsworth

inning but IN second by bad throw OF Holdswortn
TO first base the Muuals scored one the Philadephas
again being banked Neither side scored In the next
two innings hut Ia the h the Mutuas, by four clean
hits added four more 10 their score, ana as me
nt MATTHEW'S was very effective, not a Philadelphia
player had been able to reach first base Inc MuIudis
the score stood 70 i'm their favor. In the sixth inning
after the Mutuals had been banked, the
by three base hits aud very bad mum OF ny pail W
Alter this the playing and fielding OF both sides was
snarp. The Mutulls unable 10 score again, "hc
the Pbladelphias made one coming out the vctors by
the close score of 10 S. The following Ia the score;
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
PIGEON SHOOTING.

DETROIT, July 9.-The shooting for prizes
at the Driving Park closed thisevenng d L. Dubois OF
Detroit the rst prize; J. j. Hall OF Saginaw the
second; NJ Hall OF Toledo the third; ID. L. Moran the
fourth; s. Horn the nth; j. Chinckney OF Gallon Ohio,
the sixth; C. G. Cadman OF Detroit the seventh. biDg gle
and double birds sweepstke shooting Will DO the order
Of the day tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION

BosToS, July 9-P. b. GoOdsel of Boston,
for himself and others. has applied TO the Supreme
Court injunction restraining the trustees Of the
Boston Hartford Erie Railroad from Transferring
that property to the EewYork and Now England Ball
ROAD C9TpoIstt2l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
BASE RALL.

The Philadelphia nine added another VIC
tory their list tie Union Grounds yesterday by
defeating the Mutuas OF this city for the fourth time
this season In mpionship game. Play WAS called
by Mr Hastings OF the Hsrtfords at S53 abont 1000
peTseps bsiDg present. wiz W. Aytaals q W. bal
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
THE UNION PACIFIC BANKRUPTCY CASE ENDED.

BOsToS, July 9.-ln the matter of the Union
Pacific Railroad and the petition for its bankruptcy.
notice was to-day filed IN the United States Circuit
Court OF the withdrawal by the pettioning creditor Of
his appeal from the adverse decision OF Judge Lowell
thus ending the case IN favor OF the road.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10

a PETITION TO FOKECLOsE MORTGAGE BONDS.
BRIDGEroN, n. j., July "a bill bas been
filed in the Chancery Court ut Trenton. against the
Brdgeton and Port Morris Railroad TO foreelOse 100000
First Mortgage bonds The Hon. A. w. Marley has
appointed receiver aud entered upon tue duties
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
ALE OF THE VERMONT AND CANADA RAIL

SALE OF THE VERMONT AND CANADA hAIL'
ROAD.
BosToN, July 0. The stockholders of the
Vermont and Canada Railroad held special meeting at
Bellows Falls, VT. yesterday aud voted to sell the road
the Central Vermont Railroad Company for 100000
payable In bonds having 80 years TO run, with interest
at the rate OF per cent per An animated dis
cussiOn took place upon the prObty Of the purchasers
and their capabity 10 pay the agreed upon. The
stockholders OF the Central Vermont Railroad also held
meeting at the same place, aud concluded TO ratly
the action Of both boards OF directors.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
CRICKET.

The Manhattan's second eleven will take the
D. ID. boat Saturday for Staten Island, 10 play
sSIs ylla We Ejstsa Elsaa ssSeAl sleYsa,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
THE SELLING RACE.

When the start made, Quits always active on her
feet, jumped off in front, with Carver and Theodore
next and Kadi fourth. Coming mp the stretch CHE start
was from the three-quarter pole Wizard ran into the
second place, ana they went past the judges stand
these two were leading length separating them with
Kadi third The latter took the second place before
reaching the quarter pole, Wizard beating retreat ana
on the hacstretch Carver became third. QUITS SIN lea
by couple OF lengths the hamlc pole, exciting the
homes OF her friends she would retain her adVan
tagc TO the end Carver there becoming second ana
Kadi thrd with nothing else In the race Qnts lead was
reduced to a length at the turn INTO the hOmtsIelch
and the moment Caryer'> jockey called upon MN he
rassed UIIchcock's lilly ami gallopcd home an easy
winner by four lengths, KAN beating outs Tor second
money Ufca was fOurth. Fisigoth MIA. and Ihcod0l
ast Time 2:13s The victory Nj Cohec blue iacIct
ami stars was a popular one, and be received many
hearty congratulations on hl' success
F,Rsr RAcR-Sing psrse SlO) one mic ari quarter
J. Cod-e b c, b. T. Carver yea by LgLlns, can La We
tine
l. A. H,hco,k Qu years. by hcne a. Ioum'iA.' ="
Wizard Vo;h Uc1 Ihsodors AID Vo-'leoi s' iSH U1' 'Nse
not IL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
HOME NEWS.
ppouIEpST ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUPs. IN BRoAD"Ai
g,u-rb, Sooo-s6' 3 D. n.-85' Hliuigbt-75'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
The Atlantics of Brooklyn met with the most

signal defeat they have received this season al Boston
yesterday, when the champion Boston Red Stockings
defeated them easily by a score OF IL toO.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10

Isl, 2od a. 4ib. Jih. 9th. 7lh. slh. OH. Total
Mqiassl.is.:......99 st,tasl,.s.. 9 O.
Umpire Mr. Hastings Of Club Runs carmel Muiui
Phiad.lpa |; pitched By Cunmuss IL b. AaitleW IL
Time Of game hour and 40 minutes
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
BROOKLYN.

Hassan II. Wheeler, who was elected q
Charity Commissioner Wednesday, resigned yester-
day as a member OF the Board Of Elections.
The hat store of Furman Il. Mutt, at No. 300
Fuon-st. broken into by burglars early yesterday
morning, and robbed Of goods valued at $780, No
have been made.
At meeting Of the Board of Health yester-
day afternoon. It resolved TO issue permits
after Dec l. 1874 for the slaughtering OF cattle Brook
lyn. except la Hudson-aye.
The proprietOrs of the milk stables at Bliss
VILE have been complained Of by several persons ho
have gone before the Grand Jury and testified against
them Ii Is believed that they viii be indicted.
The Safest. and Elm-place Congregational
Churches have agreed to consolidate. The legal steps
10 cOnsummate the union will be taken Immediately
Both buildings will be advertised for sale aud he one
that will bring the highest price will be sold.
On next Monday, in accordance with the
Legislative act passed May a. 1874 Kate stoddard
will be taken before Judge Moore. who will appoint
10 determine the question OF her sanity II
is generally believed that she viii DO committed W the
State Lunatic Asylum.
James CaIW9ly, YA0 Ess axgestsI tYg s0..
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10

LYON's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is the
original 0uy genuine powder imported 10 America Sold IN es
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
POLICE NOTES.

The body of an unknown man was found IN th
North River At Pier No. 81. yesterday
Charles Conway of the steamer Doris fell over
board . edneSisy night aud was drow1ed.
Ann Constable aged years, was shot IN the LEI
Pier No. l. River. last evening by unkuo~n BOY
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10

Assure relief fforasthma-W REMEDY
New-York tribune., 1874-07-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.

THIRD pAY-rHE SELLING RACE WON BY B.
CARVER; THE MONMOUTH OAKS STAKES by RE
GARDLEss: THE MANSION HOUSE STAKES BY
TOM ROWLING AND THE HURDLE RACE BY LIME
STONE.
The large crowd of visitors to Monmouth
Park who went down by the morning boats from the
city Yesterday 10 the races might wen congratulate
,be,nsevas on exchanging the hot sutry atmosphere
f EewYork for the cool refreshing breezes which pre-
vailed on the course. The antlcpatlons OF Drolhs
hot day at the track similar 10 that eNpc-
rienced two years ago. when Harry basset anu
IorgfcIlow ran their memorable race for the
Monmouth Cup which were generally enter
tanned by the visitors, were not reaiIzed for the
temneroture was decousy cool and II was one OF the
peasntes, davs Of the the attendance far ex
ceeGed the expectations OF the managers OF tne Asso
ciiton and meeting promises TO De the most sue
cessful one ever held at Monmouth Fafk' lhere were
many ladies present, and the clubhouse was ned WIN
tho families Of the members Of the Association Tne
racing itself excellent aud III tee out oi tue Iou
races of the day the favoutes were beaiena result
,toh ia olvavs hailed with the accamations OF the
pulic VINO care nothing about the monetary interests
depeudent on that class OF horses 50 long as they wit
ness an exciting contest. Tde starting vas decided
u,proyemcnt on the two previous days ana gave gen
eral satisfaction.
THE SELLING RACE.
This was for n purse of si01; one mile AMI quarter
The winner was to be sold 1000, and If entered TO
be sold for $3.50 an allowance OF Ave pounds In weight
WAS made If for $500 ten pounds were allowed Eight
borses ran: Iittes wizard, 95 pounds SanfOrds Kad
1ol pounds CoGse's b. +. Carver 9S pounds Chamber
u,s Viscoth 81 pounds; waden's Utica. lOj pounds;
Bclmont's Theodora II pounds ItchcocHs Quits, 95
pounds and Van Eostraud's Conductor lOi pounds
Kadi Carver Theodore, and Qnits were sold well up
the pools averaging as below