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TNMAN LINE.-FIXED sOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal mail steamers are aPPointed to sail az follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, August 81 nj A. u.
FCITY OF BERLIN Saturday, August - at T. N.
FCITY OF RICHMOND ..... Saturday Sept. 4. at A. NJ
CITY OF BROOKLYN......Sa Saturday Sept. H. at 2 T. NJ
tCtTY OF CHESTER. Saturday, Sept IL at A. Nj.
and each succeeding Saturday pier As North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin $50 $50 and 800 gold
Steamers marked thus . have no $50 accommodation
Seerage $2S, currency
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at tho COM
pany's Office No. 10 Broadway -
For Steerage Passage at SO Broadway or pier 4oNorh
JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY on THE
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD
N. B.--No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can now be purchased through TO Saratoga.
Take Herald train Schenectady where carriages will be
Saratoga arriving there
In time for breakfast Fare from New York. including
delightful drive OF 20 miles through the country, x6 90
Close connections made Saratoga by rail for Lake
George Luzerne and Schroon arriving there before
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
l. NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare rsm New York to Philadelphia only 81 %.
Commencing june 2S, 1875,
leave New York pier North River foot Rector street.
For Philadelphia-9: 40 A. NJ and 3 80 z. NJ,
For Long Branch 45 A. M. 1, $3.50 and A. As T. NJ.
From foot 24th street, North River, l2 30 and T. NJ
Sundays, from 2ith street pier. A. M pier 4 ut 80 A. NJ
Palace through to Philadelphia on 80 r. NJ. line
WIN. s. SNEDEN, General Manager.
GTEAMERS G. VIBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
- sell through tickets board the boats via Churchs
stages from Catski New York Cairo 81 So East Wind
ham, Wndhan, Potter's Hollow 81 25 Freehold 81 rs
Durham, 81
THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO HAVE YOUR
Printing done is the METROPOLITAN PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT, 2ls Broadway, because, with the ex
ensye facilities the Office possesses work done there at
the lowest rates, and with great promptness.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
~ THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS
PARE 50 20.
NEW YORK nERALp

NEW YORK HERALD
SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
TIE GkAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING AT 2.30, MAKING CONNECTION AT BUF-
fAi.D AT J. n. WITH H. $. AND N. y r. r. FOR ALL
iOiNin WEST AND SOUTHWEST THEREBY ZEN.
ABhlNG PAssENGERS TO REACH CHICAGO At :
a NJ MONDAY MORNING, ALSO CONNECTING AT
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY or CANADA FOR
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST. ATTACHED TO
THIS TRAIN WILL. BE PASSENGER COACHES; ALSO
A NAtNEk SLEEPING COACH READY FOR PAS
sENGEkS AT II O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY
THE FOLLOWING PLACES -
POUGHREEPsIE, ALBANY, SCHENECTADY. SARA.
ToGA PALATiNE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, BUF-
FALo NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
BRIDGE.
Passengers reach all points North West Southwest
80 hours earlier than by other train via New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad the only four
track road tG steel rails In tho world combining speed and
safety with comfort. The HERALD TRAIN has the right
OF way all others.
Passengers b the night from New York can connect
at Albany NJ ocOck A. NJ Sunday.
desiring visit sharon Springs arrive there
O'Clock morning, remain IL hours nc the Springs
by the al train sunday evening, arriving in
New York o'clock Monday morning.
BY THIS TRAIN
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE, SHARON SPRINGS,
RiCHFIELD SPRINGS, THE CAfSkIILS. WEST
HUDSON RIVER WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH THE
NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TIME.
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DENTISTRY.

A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN THREE
n hour-Impresson in the forenoon teeth In the after
noon Thirty fourth street, Broadway and Sixth ave-
nue. Coral rubber, very strong hesh coored gold SETS
Paina sets whalebone rubber sets Pumpers open fronts
Lip Lners Lip Depressers Regulators; nitrous oxide
mechanical dentistry. Take green from Grand street
ferry or sixth avenue cars Broadway Get on at
Thirty fourth street
EEwBRoUGH 1913 West Thirty fourth street
nR WHITE DENTIST, 1856 SIXTH AvENUE.-sET
~ OF Teeth 81, So Gum Teeth, $40. Silver Filling 81
cent? Gold and Platina ST. AL work warranted 4rs class
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LNOR NASSAU, N p,
Carrying the Mails
The steamship ZODIAC will sail pier 10 East River
Thursday August %, at ~ NJ Por freight or passage
apply 70 MURRAY, FERRIS 4 CO., Agents % South
akraaL New York.
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DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Line
The Steamship
KNICKERBOCKER, Captain Eembe
will leave pier No North River on Saturday August 21
at3P. NJ
Through rates given Mobile, st. Louis vicksbure and
other points.
Cabin passage $50; steerage SOS
For freight, at lowest rates, or passage apply VI
CLARK SEAMAN, ST Hest erect.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

A 7 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
"A extensive stock Of Slate and Marble hantes Wash
Trays and Slate Work Of every description ......
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square Fourth and Seventeenth st., N y.
CtTEWART's NEW SLATE MANTEIS, INLAID WITH
- tiles also marble and wood Mante elegant designs
prices low go and 222 West Twenty third street. near
Seventh avenue.
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DOCKLAND LAKE, WEST SHORE, THE MOST DE-
IL srabe Property around the lake-For sale from
thirty with without the Improvements property
OF GEORGE II. JOLLIFFR.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
LgAIE ANP TROY BT BOATS
street pier 49, North River daily Sundays excepted =
S35 and Twenty fourth street at 8 NJ spding At West
kin and Hudson Tickets sale for points North and West
ing day 81 Special trains and from saratoga To
Saratoga, $3 20; round trip - 40
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
for New Brighton Snug Harbor West Brighton Port Rich
mond and Elm Park Boats leave Whitehall street foot
of Broadway daily 80 30 $50 $50, lo:45 NJ,
IL As, . 80, 80, 4 80, 80 6 80 and 73oP.M.
Sundays, at halfpast every hour from 80 AN.
Fare, 10 cents.
Aston House cars leave vesey Street for ferry.
A -sARAToGA-DIRECT ROUTE VIA CITIZENS
Saturdays excepted At NJ from pier 40 North River
toga and return, good thirty days, only "a
A TTENTIoN RAILROAD COMPANIES l-PUNCH
board SLIPS 6 or m fei fR fssHRST f9s al Gfs
MENT Herald Building, New York, than anywhere else
A -A-oPPosIToN CATsKILL LINE
ANDREW HARDER Captain J II Pentn, and j. b. scHUY-
IER Captain C. d. Hancox leave Franklin street pier IS
North River every day Sundays excepted, at 7 NJ
TITIZENS' LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY, CON
- meeting with all railway lines North and Wes,Elegant
steamboats, Ieqye daily SATURDAYS excepted a. NJ from
sold over all connecting lines
CATsKILL BOATS UP TIE CREEK, PASSAGE so
~ cents; NEW CHAMPION and WALTER BRETT daily,
p. NJ, from Canal street; only line connecting with
Churchs stages for Cairo, Durham, WindlIam and all
points West.
NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
a and leave
River foot Of Murray street d9y Sundays June p tG
hotels in the city Halls Band engaged for the
I,oR GREENWICH AND NORWA LK-THE FAvoRITE
II steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves every week day at
80 T. NJ from Market street. pier 81 and foot of Thirty
third street at 40 Leaves Norwak at 30 and Greenwich
at A. NJ. Fare so cents.
DOR WEST POINT YEwBURG, PoUGHKEEPsIE
il Rondout Kingston, Cozzens', Cornwall, Milton New
Hamburg and Marlboro 6y ferry; The MARY POWELL
leaves pier 80 T., daily at 80 p. NJ. Sundays excepted
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM
IL pany's summer arrangements for 1879, commencing
A NJ TO 20 r. NJ with the exception of the four trips
from halfpast o'clock hatpast two o'clock, which
J. TALLMAN, Superintendent
NrEwBURG. CORNWALL, WEST POINT, CoZzENs
IN Hotel dock Iona Island daily Sundays excepted, by
ARMENIA from Brooklyn Fulton street AS
80 landing Manhattanvie, 9:55: Yonkers, 10 3D.
Dobbs' Ferry IL; Nyack aud Tarrytown (by erryboat
II inclusive returning each afternoon at 30 Re-
turning from Newburg 80 r. NJ rcachng New York at
6 80 and Brooklyn r. NJ
pRovIDENCE AND sToNINGToN STEAMSHIP Co
STONINGTON LINE
From pier 30 North River foot Of Jay street the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANsETr daily
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA daily except Sun
days at 7. NJ
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CUNARD LINE-B AND y A R. M. 5. P co.

CUNARD LINE-B. AND y. A. r. NJ 5. p. co.
~ NOTICE.
With view to diminishing the chances OF collision the
of this line take specific course for ali seasons OF
the year - -
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston crossing the meridian 30 43 latitude or nothing
TO the north of 43 80 80
on he hoeward passage crossing the meridian of so at
a. latitude or nothing to the north Of ~.
From NEW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
ABYsSI MIA. Wed, Aug lS SCYTliIA. Wed, Sept
AI@ERIA... Wed, Aug % CHINA. Sat- Sept 4
Steamers do o carry steernge passengers
Cabin passage $50 500 Sl3O gold according TO accom-
mediation. Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at lowest
rates Freight and cabin Office, No Bowling Green
Storage Office III Broadway Trinity Bnildingl
CHARLES G.. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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CITY real ESTATE FOX SALE.

MAPS DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS or FROPEkrH
ll Circulars Catalogues aud every Kind o Ltn,,n
sheaplv done at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsiAB
LISlIMENT in the Herald Building.
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

NOR sALE-BELOW COST on EASY TERMS A
cottage with modern improvements situated In the
Twenty third ward in first class neghhohood convenient to
horse or steam price. 5000 $1,000 remain for
term of wears For full particulars address JAMES : PAR
SI ALL Washington avenue corner OF 10Th street. Nor
rfsa Ne York
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DRovIDENCE AND sToNINGToN STEAMSHIP Co
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE
From 80 North River foot of Jay the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT daily
Except Sundays At 7. NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier % North River. foot Of Robinson street. the
steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA daily except Sun
days at 5 i. NJ.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

IrARM FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
interest, At Morrstowl, n j., city limit' good
and outbuildngs and fences flowing spring fruits
&c, easy. Apply to W. IRVING CLARK, 2i2 Pearl
street
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49, - --. -. - 80 w Ia ~
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FOR CALIFOR-
IL mia, Japan and China, from pier ~ North River.
FOR ASPINWAI4L.
COLON August H. IL NJ
Connecting for all Central American Pacific ports
EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE CHILEAN EXPOSITION
AND RETURN
good till March, 1876 1851, gold.
OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY 1921, gold
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEkING September
For freight passage apply at pier ~ North River
II. j. BULLAf. Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
~ These FIRST class steamships will sail r. NJ from
pier 10 North River foot Of Cedar street for Havana direct
as follows
CRESCENT Ihur day, August ~
Tuesday August 81
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodate
WIN p. CLYDE CO. No. G Bowling Green
McKeller Lulng Co, Agents in Havana
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COM.
For st. Thomas and Brazil
The elegant side wheel steamship SOUTH AMERICA
1000 tons burthen, Captain L. Tnkepaugh will sail for
81 Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia Rio Janeiro
on Monday August 70, at o'clock NJ from pier North
River -
For freight passage apply TO
WILLIAM r. GARRISON.
No Bowling Green
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A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT-DAY BOATS
n C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Festry
street pier 80 North River daily Sundays excepted at
49, and Twenty fourth street at A. NJ, landing at West
Point Cornwall Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rhnebeck Cats
kill Hudson Tickets sale for points North and West
Trip West Point Cornw ali and Newburg return
ing 81. Special trains and from Saratoga To
Saratoga 50 20: round trip, s. 40
, 1875-07-25
CANADA

Cabfuat Appointment our CentaAs
niRl-C0kslo Shipments to EnElan&
8pseiat Dispatch to 7hs Chacads Tribune.
ToRoH1o, Ont, July 24-Mr. 8. C. Wood.
Member of Parliament from South Victoria, hrs
bsen takea into the Ontario Cabinet and ill6
tbs position Of Provincial Secretary and COM
missioner Of Agriculture, just vacated BY tho
Hon. Archibald MeKellar. = veteran Reformer.
Who for number Of years was the recognized
lesdar Of the Reform party in this Province
He is nov getting old, and ii Is understood
that he ia to be appointed shaa1,
the neighborhood OF $1,000. His SUCCESSOR.
AFR. Wood. is = gentleman Of education and vary
opnlar, though not long in public life. Tha
lobe says he will be Welcome addition to thu
Ministry.
man named F. J. Widdowes, m employe h
Archbishop Lyuch's palace, has just been con.
victed Of che unnatural crime OF sodomy, and
sentenced to imprisonment with hard labor.
The Globe strongly advises = full represents
ton OF the industries Of Canada at the Phiade1-
phis exhibition. and the Governhent Commis-
sionsrs are about to hold q series OF meetings 1t
various towu6 throughout ths Province with
Tiew OF attaining that object.
Toronto papers contain long obituary notices
Of Sir Francis Bond Head, Goyernor Of Canada
during the Rebellion Of 1887 and 1888.
Spaeaal Dssrat=h 10 71a< cdkaae 7t7oune.
OTTAWA, July A--An official communication
Addressed BY G. J. BEydes 10 tho Premier, beiDa
IN answer to the structures Of Mr. Potter On ca
madam railways, has been received 1t tho da+
pArtment.
Special Di.path 10 1ns chseags r. founs.
MONTREAL, July 24-One hundred and savsn-
ty-dve head of cattle, tho first Shipment are ba-
ing forwarded to England This is tho beginning
OF Snaw trade.
, 1875-07-25


The facts and figures OF this cod-dshing exuur-
zion to Block Island. mentioned ia Wednesdays
Repubioan, are wonder even to old dshezmsn,
and are fully authenticated as true. Seven Of
thu enere party OF fifteen ware from Aar1dsn +;
Brdaey, Capt. Bunnell Edward Miller, Jr.,
Grovnet Curtiss, Frank HITLER. and ". 4. Eel.
eey land one-J.> Higgs-wAs from Chicago].
At Brantord Point the party boarded the
stAuneh Iittis schooner yacht belonging
70 Commodore Oliver =. Miller, Of w6on
tha party wars invited guests In sixtoen
hours time tho fishing grounds, about 80 miles
outside Of Rock Island, and 12o miles from
Braufo7d, wsre reached; lines we're dropped At
about o'clock, aod Immediately tbs fun began
So briak was the work that BY II o'clock, in less
than nix hours, twelve lines had taken about 100
ash, Weighing over 1000 pounda- The heaviest
cod taken Wa twenty pounds. Nr. Ed Miller,
1r., eaugnt >ons weighing si1teen pounds 1t II
o'clock sail VIA made, with dne bseszs up, and
Branford Wa reached 1t o'clock nsxs morning.
suct rseard,-4, ooo ponoas OF ash. with twslss
Ints, In only fortJ-nvs houss from Br1nfosd
Poipt.-bsat tbs b&at rocofd ths old hahasnnsA
es4h raoku In t1snk3 IN JaGx
, 1875-07-25
PEDESTRlANtSM.

1t 3 o'clock on ne1t Friday afternoon Daniel
O'Lehry will again commence tho arduous task
Of walking $50 miles in thirty-two consecutive
hours At thA> Exposition Bnildine Of this city.
Hhving now fully recovered from the effects OF
his late undertaking, 0'Leary feels confident OF
his ability to accomplish the selt-imposed
task lie recently failed to bring to q successful
close. Nearly all the Arrangements necessary
for carrying out the walk have been perfected,
and, as on former occasions, the judges and
referees will be selected from the most respecta-
BILE and influential men in the city. To any
local pedestrian walking 80 miles in tho aame
time it takes O'Leary to go over 100 miles OF
object being to give = fair trial to
the many young men who aTe now
competing against each other for nonors in
feats Of pedestrianiem. At present 1 host Of
secondclas pedestrians are in active training,
and it is thought that either Billings or Ennis
will bs the Ruccessful competitor for the purse
THE AMATEUR.
John Ennis, IN amateur pedestrian, started to
walk 100 miles in twentv-four hours 1t the West
Side Rink yesterday afternoon. Late last nj ght
he waa Ahead Of time. and appeared to b. in
fair way to succeed.
, 1875-07-25
TIE ROOESELLER9.
Tho Exchange and CleaxtnY-Houae u
SucceA1~

The Exchange and CleaxtnE-Houas u
Success
NEW Yohx, July 24--The Bookseller E1~
change and Clearing HOUSE Was promptly closed
At noon, and ono hour later the greater part o4
tbs goods OF Leading dealers were removed from
tbs eales1ooms. The attendance Of buyers thia
morning Wac very Large, and the greatest acts-
ity wss apparent 1t all OF the stslla- Yesterday
afternoon about forty large ordetg were received
from s. 4. Clarke l. Co., tof Pittaburg. Thesa
the Committee declined to receive under rulo
which requires the actua1 presence OF tho buye8
or accredited representative when making pux-
chasts, and + dispatch was sent Mr. Clarke o7
the facs This morning Mr. Clarke made his ap-,
pearance aud made his purchases.
Members Of tho Exchange appear perfectly
satiAied with the result OF the weeks work, and
havo requested the Committee on Exchange to
call An extra session for the aals Of holiday
books in October, 4 formal meeting Of ua
Committee to consider The matter will bs hsld IA
: few days.
The number Of buyers present during the wesk
WIS nearly 200, and it was the largest Gatha1in1
OF the uade ever held in the country.
Members Of the Exchange identified .uofs par
t1culariy with tho Catholic book txxda, hold
meeting, wheu addresses by nfr. Murphy, the
Baltimore publisher, and hr. Kehos manage Of
The Catholic Publication Society, looking ito h
more uniform government Of their trade Tho
amount OF saias Tor tha weak il estimated ~
4400 G0o. 49,
, 1875-07-25

Ths members Of the PrAiris Shooting Club ars
invited to meat Il Dexter Park on TussdAy, 1t
O'Clock. to participate in shoot previous 10 tho
pigson-natch st Thomaa StAgg'a On ThoesdAy
nsxt- AL a1e requested to attend.
TEE AMKRIcAs cHAxp1oEB IN KFo1AND-
LokDox, 1cl. 34.-The members Of the Ame1i-
can nhA team witnessed ths concluding ahoot-
Ing at the Wimbledon meeting to-day. Maj.
Fulton received ths Wimbledon Cup hunn hi
Pttneta6 LnhbA ia 41aat3aeuf vaxs A4pA
, 1875-07-25
THE TURF.
FE UNI
COMING RACES At FORT WAYNE.

COMING RACES At FORT wAYNE
Special Dtspateh to Th< Chicago TRIBUNE
Fort WAYNE, 1nd.. July 24.-The programme
for tho fall races Of the Northern Indiana Aaso-
cation wss issued to-day. The racss will open
On Tuesday Sept. "A. and conclude Friday. Sept
IT. The programme comprises, the first day, !
half-piie running rAce, best three in dVe purse
300; running, mile heats. three in five, purse
920O; and 2-1nile single dash running race. purse
81 900. Third day, threeminute troe, purse $500;
2:90 trot. purse 5000. Fourth day, 2:50 trot,
purae S400; BPS trot purse 5000; 1884 trot,
purse $500: and 2:40 trot, purse 5000. RntEies
will close Monday, Sept. 6.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, n T., July 24--Tho first nesting
Of the Saratoga Racing Association began to-day:
Tho weather is fine, the attendance Large, and
the track in good condition. >
The first race Was for the Traverse stakes, s.
yexr-oldB. Immediately before tho start, the
horses in the pool sold as follows: Hatneys en-
tr.es, $3.50; McCSrath, '$240; Grinstead, S2l5;
boswell i Camock 500; Mcdaniel! $35; Puri-
cat $50; Belmont $75; Claoaugh+ s70 The
following we're the starters: Ozark and General
Hazney. Aistjdes and Chesspeake. D'ArtaGnan,
SmArtia, Klngbolt> Matador, Willie Burke, Faud-
hall. and Warwick. The race was Won by DAT
tagnan in 3:0e}<, tho fastest time On record for
3-yeAr-oid6 carrying full weights.
The second race Was sweepstakes for all
ages one mile aud T. quarter. OF nineteen on-
tries, four started, with springbok - tho favor
ita. The pool was: Spiingtok. 81, 100; Olit-
ipa. $3.50 A1hte, $3.50; Grinstead, s165. The
raoo ~as won bv Grinstead. by length Spring.
box second Ohupa third. Time, 2:es51-the
fastest recorded.
Tbs third raeo, for = purse Of $500, vaa
selling race. for all ages, one. mile and three
quarters. The st2rtsrs woro King Pin, Kadi.
JACK Froes Carriboo Picalo, and Msttle ". Tho
race Was won by King Pin. Matus ". second,
and Kadi third. Time, 3:0714.
The winning horses to-day. DA1tagan aud
Gtinste&d we're ridden by tbs same jockey.
Barbee. ,Kingpin. winner Of the selling race,
sold for 81. 505-S5 advance on his entry.
, 1875-07-25

Wiil He Lecfure In the West 1-Let.
-x-... tit xx-.f.
<e1 Aio1n 1a.n "IAS'
8pAe7at CofTexbosad1AcS q 1h4 Ghacd0s Istote'es
| pEs Mo1SKs. H., July 24-It haa been cur
,art,v ,.,or.ad +b-,,ohon+ III. Uoe+ thar Nr
1"n.'' tepot l00 AAoa60' ~" ~" ,A0s 4"A
Aocke had made engagements Tor III 1ectu1es
49,; rn.:.
oeen aes1gneo 70 Oe8 noineA" An1s
announcement created considerable 4tten-
+;, .ra :, b.v. rart.i,tv .bonr IL
on, et
r. H. Nr1sto~, secretary OF Inc CensfA 1o"a
n}strict Apricnltnral. Rnrietv wrnta to Mr.
- 80 -. =. :.
bescner 70 SECURE II pose'ole' 81 aoo1esa y 'ne
Fair in Septarnbaf. In the letter he congra3u-
, 1875-07-25

one<1e0 07fDdscA % I14 Eh3Cd0S 1f7b1n1.
HI11ADALR, Mich, July "A novel perform
ance vss enacted hero this afternoon man
named @ 9. Thompson, who il claimed TO have
made numbar Of attempts to sedoca young
girls In thia place, WA ridden On mil through
tho principal streets amidst tho cheering and
scoiipg Of hundreds OF SPECTATOR Arrange
meats had been made to treat Thompson's part
net, + man named Brakeman, in tho samo wsy,
but he seczesed himsalf IN hotel.
Both Of them would have been showeced
with rotten eggH- but they promised
10 leavs Town X onca. and p)aoad then,aeIyas
under the Protection at Sheriff Lamb, who
shielded them from the indignation of tho mob,
pending their preparations to depart Ths affair
4 generally oondsmnsd BY respsotshla people ~