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TuE ELEt:rl0N DAY HOLIDAY.
IL taf f.<ti,sr Of Fhe th,eaao 7sftHns;
Gn,CA,,,r Oct. al sae IN iato paper q sug.
eoation to business mcn to gtvc en,rly ycs half
holiday on election day to cuahlo them 10 vote.
thuh tho E,,g4esllon II II Rooa QUO, but tho
ttnublo h tllAL tho business uell are too fnll OF
"b,!alncpH 10 net OIL 1t. they will calf tho nan
uIto wrGtr It a I'D fool until nftct election is
over and tho ftt.da County or othcrwiao) in tho
hands aud rtnder tho control Of some act Of no
'llicai llacklogs and thon when thoy feci N
Their rockets thu result vi tho e&ectun they will
clirsn cyer' one for nut turuiuH out to vote.
Wnulle 1t not lit tho mark to mako election day
national hull1ay7 dnn't know that this
,sonsd 1nent matters muc}', but give Il fos what
tits worth. UsE ANXIOUS 70 forE.
, 1875-10-30

,,rnTcriy. htr. tllt;H n al! "rrt:g nrn ,nIHst
tasc ru.st'n tn Il 'uht Mr. Il"Els,:. E'nd faith
lr.'M tin itr "ha hr liTss az 1T III" T., r',nsrht
s,:,i n,cest. the ilufiin1tirn IL thu aa: n tho
c.ntea, fm t.nnw that MIR. 1lc'ing is
"Rlnaru ti.h.cr."
To rar flat Mr. Nashiaeten llcting nsni1 my
fnonBv fDr tts nEu nr any Qua tlEa'a nHr'Hrta N
III .lrtf. l"fiuve l,e worked for MS actively.
honestly. an'l ,ncft ca!c1cntlv. aa me political
Trend s,rIs Tor at,ntl,er. l}lt ncvor gavo him
Il ,I1nr for nur ls:rlH,va III 10y fc.
ttS mr. intrnart1 tn prejudice n,cn who do nnL
know the parties. and TIN making Ut Hleh
charges. nvrl, in hncll heated personal coutust
NJ Ia HOW going ~. IL uniust Aab!u. ntd certainly
tlcstruys tlla th,wrr of tito press.
lm eul t1,fcr III regard to tin tropriety OF
circtn. Nj. ftcsinr. t,1tt | heIieyn you Will
a.;Eoo MI! 1no TINT tla mstuod Of attnck ia III.
fa,r and improper. ioarS respectfully.
j. Y. t.1:MoSSE.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
Judge Cooke.

This impartial judicial officer held
our Sessions and Common Pleas
Courts, to the satisfaction Of all lmr-
tieu. TO the members Of the Bar he
WIS uniformly courteous, and en-
doavored to mako them feel comfor-
table and easy under his administrn-
tisn Of the law. HIS rulings OIL al
points we're quick, and had the truo
legal ring about them, while all his
charges to the Grand and Petit Jur-
ies were explicit and to the point
Ills many friends in this County are
profnsc III their praise Of the dignity
lie exhibits upon the Bench, and are
satisfied that old Orangcburg County
has furnished to the judiciary Of the
State one Of ;!s brightest lights. Long
may Judge Cooke wave.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
Sherif's Sales.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions TO me di-
rcctc,l, | will sell to the highest bidder,
nj Orangeburg G. H., OH the FIRST
MONDAY III November next, for cash,
all The right, title and interest Of the De
icndants in The following property, viz:
All that plantation or track of land in
Orangcburg County, on the East side of
Cooper Swan y, containing 100 acres, more
oi lcss, and hon,ldcl on the n. r., by lands
Of the Estate Of W. H. Smoak, on the n. w,
by lands Of john +. IIarzog and on the
5. W., and S. f., by lands of - wcstberry.
Levied on rs the property of Ihad. G.
Andrc.s at the suit of kcubin Tomlinson.
At tic: risk sf Gorn,cr purchaser, NIL that
plantation IN said County containing :}Il
acres, more or less Bounded bv lands now
or late Of j. II. O'Cain, Sarah BOARD, 4.
w. Miller and g. Board Levied on MS tho
property of j. T.. NJ. Follyest nj The suit of
l.. J I. Frederick.
2 Horses, I Wagon and | Dray, levied on
AS thc property ofJ. W. Larcy, at the suit
Of Marion & Go.
o';:s:tG;s ;:s;''',; oe3!'fS I =, cA'x,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
Solicitor Buttz.

This faithful prosecuting officer
dispatched All unusual amount Of
business during the recent Court Of
Sessions, and ridded our county Of n
good many desperate characters by
his vigorous and successful manner Of
prosecuting. After Court he enjoyed
few days recreation in the country,
which ne trust made his love for this
county stronger then ever. Solicitor
Bnttz has been faithful and diligent
officer, aud VIC have assurances from
all quarters that the people duly ap-
preciatc his laboys. We would that
he would make his home i'll this
county.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
% ORANGENSUHs HsG.
IN PHolsArL Cn1.Rr.

IN IiOBA ri. COURT.
E,partc Jewclla 3. Thomson, Widow; and
Eleanor Thomson, Minor Child of
Charles Il. Thomson, deceased, by her
Guardian
I'D Littm Jcwclla s. Thom. on.-Iefition for
Homestead, &c.
Public notice is hereby given, that
Jewella S. Thomson and Eleanor Thomson,
above named, Widow and Minor Child Of
Charles II. Thomson, deceased, have ap-
piled by Petition to ME, as Probate Judge
for the County Of Orangcburg to have their
Homestead and Personal Property E1emp-
ton appraised and get of, according to law,
out Of the Estate ofthe said deceased; and i
will act on said Petition on November
tenth, 4. D. 1875.
Dated at Orangoburg, South Carolina,
this seventh day ofOctober, A. II. 1876.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
Judge of Probate.
Orangcburg County.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
Disollltion,

NOTICE is hereby given that tho partner
ship existing between ". l.. Lewis & !. V.
Bar,ln, under the firm of w. T.. Lew is s.
Co., has this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts owing to the said partner
ship are to be received by the said w. f.
Lewis, and all demands OH said partnership
arc to be presented to him for payment.
August 2lst 1878.
W. T.. LEWIS,
|. v. BARDlN.
.ut 81 lt
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
FOR s a LIE.

y Valuable Farm within the corporate
limits OF the Town, containing thirty-scvcn
acres Of hest wooded and planting lrn,ls,
one-half under cultivation, all necessary
buildings and all new, built only eighteen
months ago.
For terms &C., appylo
r. D. WOLFE.
oct 30 I'M
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
For Sale or Rent!

The Store and Dwelling of Mr.. w. T.
Muller, on Bronghton Street. near Russell,
lately occupied by Mr.. Frantz Briggmann.
\ Fine Store, with BAR attached, OH
lower Story, and a comfortable dwelling up
Stairs will, good on,buildings and rich
Garden spot. Also, For Sale, l Building
Lot, on South Of the above, with Stable and
good well Of water on promises. Apply
JAS. II. FOWLES.
oct l6 At
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30

DIED-In Orangeburg County S. c. on
the 2lst OF October 1875, little Lula
kchrcc,, Daughter Of Jacob II. and Clara
Zciglar, aged ~ months and 26 days.
Grcyc not, bcrcavcd parents, that your
dear little Lnla was SO early called from
you to her place in paradise, which we arc
all struggling to attain.
A FRIEND.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30

Ey virtue Of the Judgment herein. will
sell al Orangcburg, &. IT,, OH the first Mon
day in November next, at public outcry,
for cash. All that plantation or track or
land tless two hundred and four acres there
Of sold to Campbell Footman,) situate
lying and being i'll the County Of Orange
burg, bounded by lands Of G.. W. Sellers,
G. ID. Sellers, and John y. Stroman, con
tanning seven hundred acres. more or less,
being the lands ofthc Defendant purchased
from John d. keitt. Purchaser to pay for
papers and recording.
Orangcburg G.. H.,
Shcrii's Ollcc, Ell. CAIN,
October 9, 1875. SOC.
oct 6 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
For Sale.

HOUSE aud LOT on Market Street West
side, between the residence Of Mr.. Alhrcch@
aid MIR. Ezekiel. Apply to.
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
nj Office Of Mcssrs Izlar & Dibble
ret Ii I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CO., COMMISSIONERS,
OnAscEnrra CoryTy

Orangcburg, s. c.. October 9TH 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received I'M til tile
9th day Of Novemb next for the rebuild
ing entirely new, the River Bridge near the
Town of Orangeb,irg, known rs the Orange
burg River bridge, also bo.l, Bridge.
known as Cav Cav on Bull Swamp Read,
now to be Rebuilt of entirely new material
to the lowest Bidder. for particulars,
apply To this office.
liy Order Oft the Bnad.
GEO. BOLIVER,
Clerk.
oct Q A.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
Rolled to the Front

GRANGE STORE.
The Highest Market price paid for
Country Produce, s,'ch ii, Corn, Peas, Rice,
rindrrs, Eggs, Chickens, Iowles, Hides,
BecswaS, TaIlnw and Wool.
Fresh Gros rics &C., always OIL hand
a full and complete stock Of Clocks
Jcwclry, Cutlary &c, ut reasonable prices.
Repairing Watches, Clock1, Jcwclry dc,
done i'll the best manner and at te shortest
notice and ut prices to suit the times.
T.. EZEkIEL.
oct 16 ".
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
FAIR NOTICE.

The accounts Of Estate Of DR.. F. s.
Fersner, and I. d. Boyd, have been placed
in my hands for collection, and if necessary
for SUIT. Parties interested will save
Costs by calling soon.
". II. GIRARDEAU,
Trial Justice.
oct 9 1875 If
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30

Judge Cooke has Leen holding
Court in Orangeburg, and lie Nr'cs
and Times is delighted with him rs a
presiding officer, which satisfies us,
we shall hear Of our Judge being i'll
some scrape or other very soon. Why
don't our Judge stay at home, where
the broad wings Of the News can flap
over him, and keep all things
straight. Grcc"r,2e Dolly Msus.
IF discharging duty faithfully upon
the Bench, sending criminals to the
Penctentiary, being cl"spcd by the
hand fy hundreds ofadmiring friends,
attending Baptist Associations and
enjoying the fat of the land, be
"scrape," our Judge, as friend
6pcights calls him, is in q devil of
fix.
"Our Judgc!" How prepostrous
"When Greek meets Greek, then
comes the tug Of war"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
FOR SALE.
MIR. SCHTFELHX

VIII open his photograph Gallery over
the Old Bank Building, Monday October
l1th, and will be prepared to make
photographs, Fcrrotypcs, Ambrotypcs,
Pictures ofevcry style and all Sizes Special
attention paid to Copying from old Pic
lures. Enlarging to life size, or reducing to
suit, rings, lockcts, or brooches.
i. A SCHIFFLEY,
Photographer.
oct Q td
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
At New York Retail Prices.

Stock already complete receiving goods By
very Steamer
All ask that with long enough examine
stock and useless further
Cheapness o Better Goods
All Buyers who judges Of goods invited call and
examine onr Stock before purchasing,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30
EXCLUSIVELY DRY G0ODSHOUSE NTHD COUNTY
Now Of surrounding

Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Fancy Goods,
Notions,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Cassiners, Jeans,
&C., &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30

The attacks Of the Ncws and CUur-
ier upon Attorney General Melton,
and the Comptroller, r.. G. Dunn,
are rs wanton as they arc tamnable.
1t saams that cur Charleston con
temporary is anxious to divert crili-
cism from few Of its pets, and thinks
that the quickest and surcst way to
accomplish that end is to cndcav.r to
blacken the characters Of gentlemen
who are ,lcservcdly popular. If the
Neus md Courier wants to shield
those who are conspicuously famous
for their shortcomings in office, il:
should pursue different course than
that which has chara cterizcd its con-
duct for the past month. Can that
paper not pursue its way Of indepcnd-
ent Rcpublicanism without SANDER
ing those who do not pandcr to it's
wishes? Would it not shift sales if
Melton and Dunn were to say: "Wc
nre not capable of attending to the
duties Of our office, without thy
advice, oh Ne~s and Conriy. Give
us thy wise counscls and We will
bless thee for ever more Such is
our opinion. The astutc Attorney
General and Comptrollcr Dunn seems,
however, not to care big lump Of
sugar for what the "S,an who gets
behind tic church" l,as to say:
"fIow easily is noble spirit disccrn'd
From harsh and sulphurous matter that
fiics out
In contu'nolics, makes a noise, and stink,r,
The papers are pitching right into
j. Douglas r, bcrtson, for his conduct
in selecting the new text books fer
The public schools. Right. Knock
the devil into him If he deserves it,
and ne doubt not TINT he does.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-30

oct .
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-01

niME INTO MY ENCLOSURE AT THE
Y rule Ranch, six miles east Of Winnemuc-
~. in April last, one BALD-FACED MAJ,
ahoat six years old, color black, Win Tour
white feet, ebod n front, and very gen.le,
with no brands. The other is ChES IN -
SORREL., branded E" ID " on right mp anu =
ain brand on leferhip The owner Is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take tneh'
away. JAMES SLoAN'
klosn's Ranch, August ., 1s7s-aus lia
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-01
3,64o Spanish Merino Sheep
'iiaT FOR SALE.
vuyyE. uNpERsIaNED OFFERS !

vryHEs UNDERSIGNED OFFERS wH9
COR sale at his Ranch in the aEsS.tSy
pn,l RIM Country, near Cornucopia, $500
Two Thousand Ewes. Sixteen Hun sss'sss'.s-
dred Lambs, and about Forty sevei-elgh.hs
snanish Merino Bucks. Buyers are re-
fsrred to N. Levy Co., Winnemueci' rs ,ney
nave purchased my wool for the ias' 'hreo
Also Fonr Tracts Of hrst-elass Bottom iaha
for ssla containin1 from 600 10 l,eOO acres
aa.s with fine wafer privilege to each piece
Any norton of this property will De sofa
separately, or all in the bulk, to SUIT puroh's-
ers. TERMS EASY, :, ,ha
Cal, on the undersigned at the Ranch IN the
R,,ll Rnn Country, near CoinucopIa; 90,
puii ,a i' .ss j. @. WILSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-01

n,RTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Winne-
n,ucca, are hereby notified that al ap-
,,ncations for the same, or on business
r,,lating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
mx- Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notined 20 attend 10 the
aoi5 n y. II. HASKELL.
, 1875-09-26
THE WARD WILL CASE.

Exciting Scenes Yesterday in The
Court at Detroil-Henry 8. EVard
Threatens to Shoot Writ Dexter
Counsel for the vidoxy-Dexter and
the opposition Counsel Indulge in
Plain Talk.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 25.-The Ward will case
made no progress to-day more than YVES nads
by continuing tho arguments as to admitting
testimony relative to SRiritua1ism, and the bear
ing upon the mans sanity and competence to
conduct business affairs.
When the court adjourned this afternoon, and
before the audience had risen to leave tho
room, Henry 8. Ward, son Of the Captain,
eprang TO his feet loudly and violently de-
nouncing Writ Dexter, who had just closed, and
threatened to blow his brains out. He vas
carried ont by his friend, just al the Judge
ordered his arrest. In the course OF Dexters re-
marks be alluded to the Romeyn charge that Mrs.
Ward aud her relations had worked upon Capt.
Ward go as to have him appropriate most Of his
property to her aud her children to tho datri-
ment OF the children by Capt. Wards first wife,
as the charge OF slanderous tongue RomeYn,
ipterrupting, inquired ii Dexter applied those
words to him. and Dexter replied that be did,
and held himself accountable to Romeyn for
them in court or out Of it,
The style and matter of Dczter's dsnunciation
excited breathIess interest," and he Has applaud
ed .8Aea be had concluded
, 1875-09-26


It is very lucky thing for Mr. Zines. Of the
Chicago Club, that there has never been any
suspicion Of his honesty as q ball-p1ayer, else
there would hare beeu good grounds for charg-
ing him with peculiar play, and with feeling IN
interest in having his club lose As 1t is. however,
there is nothing mora to be said than that Hines
played the worst game ever shown bY profess
sional in Chicago, and that through his errors
the White Stockings lost their eighth game with
the philadelphias. Hastings threw ball after
ball into his bands, and they went out to the
centre fielder as il Hines had been o wooden
man and the ball had bounded of him. Tho
new plarer Of the nine, Brady, also helped the
fout, and to him and Hines may clearly
be charged the defeat. Brady is
strong amateur, and will make 3 good player
with trimming. He showed good batting powers yes
tefda., and put in creditabo threebase hit for his
portion. Apart from the two named, the Chicagos
played god game and by their batting and fielding
deserved TO win. The fact thzt the should have
stood 1t to in their favor, is evidence Of this.
The Philapelphas made fair though not superior,
showing. Zettlein was by no means effective un-
him to pitch as he willsd. Meyere and Fulner made
good record, and Snyder is credited with the CAP
ture Of si1 men behind the bat.
Mc. Aston IS umpire was . success in m intel
Igent Of the rules though he may thank
lis stxIs that he had nothing very doubtful to pass
upon.
The muffin character Of the game renders IT entirely
Of \ detailed account, and the necessary
facts are accordingly submitted in
TTYF
, 1875-09-26
THE TURF.
NEW PARK AT CSC1NNATT.


The inaugural meeting OF tho new driving
park at Cincinnati will be held On the 9Th, 9Th,
7th, and 8th OF next month, at which time
5000 in purses will be hung up. This sum is
divided ae follows: 1890 to minute class,
$4,000 to go 81, 500 to 2:45, e2, 500 to 225,
81, 500 to 2:95 $1,000 to 222, $4,000 to 2:34, and
$4,000 to the hee-for-a1l. Besides These four
running purses aggregating $4,000 are offered.
Tho enterprise Of getting the park for Cucin-
natl is the result at the efforts Of 1Ir. George N.
Stone. who il President of the Association The use
ct Mr Stones unne is guarantee th1t al promises
made TO the public and to horsemeu will be redeemed
TIE LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, Ky-, Sept 15.-The hrRut attendance
and best running Of the week characterized todays
racea at the couIao Of the Louisville Jockey Club D.
Jackson'a O1nore. Capt Cattreu's Stampede and Col
Ne1ig3n. and 4. B. Lewis Vandaltte started In the
drst dakh Of mile, unerchants' stakes the last en-
Try being the favu15.e. The r1ce By Stzupede
Vand.e, the favorte, falling behind in the lat mtle
Col Eelizan was second Va1d.lite third, and oxore
Last, Time, 7:s3.
In the second race, handteap for al asos and dhsh
Of ~ uea, the eutries Ea ID foous thu pools aell
Ing In ths order harmed William Jennings, Yer,
d1gris, D: MccAtyh vols.geur, Meeil-
hsas Novelty, G. G5x5asees Tolcaao. Kesne
Nchards' k,:ie, James nss Pythias, and atchisona
Grenoble- TO the surI1hs9f ese.5 body, Volcano Won
olds PROVED the ex11ne md interestine al tho
week three Emile heat1 to be run to decide it.
Si1 starters got of yery Mei The {aYorite E;n0 a.
foaza, teing about third but coming ms shaad
1snc:y. until down the t6&ne stretch. when Georue
d1a;sa.a hugsed and dnally czraa in winner by Ea
, 1875-09-26

NOTES IND COMMENTS.
Tho Hartford Post has the following: The Chi
caEo nine for re will Include Fred Waterman, the
former basemau Ut the old Cincinnati Red Stock
ngs." This is intensely untrue.
The Philadc1phas 70 from here to st. Louta where
they will meet the Browns Monday and Tuesday.
They will also play in Cincinnati this week, probably
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
The new men Of the New Haven nine, to replace
those in Canadian 1ais Trenwih, formerly third
hase1aan Of the centenni4ls Libby first basenaan Of
the Cheseas, Of Chelsea Mas8 Pabor and Cassidy OF
the Atlandca; and Munzell the ceutre-fatdeT Of an
Auburn, Il. T., club
The clubs already announced to enter for the caam-
piouship next year foNowa: Americas, Ath-
letic, Atlantic Boston, Chicago Cincinnati, C1eye-
land, Hartford louisville, Mutual, New Haven, New
York. Philadaphin, Red Sox st. Louis, and Washing
ton,-1Ein au-of which at least third will disband
before the zeeaon is It fs also said that profess
Eiona1 nines will be organized in Providence and
Buffalo
The closing of the seasnn OF professional baseball
In Chicago will be pshcd this week by games
Thursday and saturday with the st. Louis club.
These games will be the seventh and eighth OF the
r1es between these cubs and. each has won three
out Of the six Completed they will be Of interest se
Ting the question Of the Western championship. The
ninth and tenth games will bs played in ST. Louis dur
ing the following week It is to the credit Ct the
ageuent OF the TWO clubs nsed thAt they have been
in unity during tho year. and that no hard feelings
have grown out Of the rather acrimonious discussions
which hays attended some Of their gau1e8.
, 1875-09-26

frnsten to this beautiful belief WAS agreed to
follow and watch him. Il ia disagreeahe to 60 into
det:ils, but truth is mighty and must prevail Mr.
Lyon paused at the door and looking upon the cook
stove when it WAS red, observed thereon pan con-
and q famished party tie amsli thsreof was
sar"rr. Hr. Lyon looked stealthi!y around
bs 5ans tnns tbs as he .nS xf eusd o
biscuit, tho which he then applied to his lips. Now
tho average reader knows well how rezeheroua beast
ns hot b*sa H. Ike op s
honey in the mouth and gall in the entrats III Lyon
h.d just bitten into the savory biscuit when With N
bis exit into tie rms of t6s adtnirins assembly. An
cult. anybody who knows the Admiral fully appTe- r.
ait wasn't done" Gen. Sherman had
essa ens s fsr xs saeS. and ne on
10 long voyage wss Indispensable. With hard. vul-
tureke eyes the passengers regarded Mr. Harris and
House sandwiches What f1ightful episode Of canni-
b7iiam might have cma1ed the doings Of tho day but
for the succeaafu rounding Of the By the
FEolic cannot be guessed 1t but sigh Of Infinite
lief Of hope and trust broke from everybody u.s. after
the third attempt the handsome s1oop aneaked round
the host ut 4:a345 and then. letting out her sheet
After waiting for half hour longer for the Lucy,
the tug returned, overhaued first tho Zephyr, beating
about for the stake boat, and then the FFolc. The
Lucy rounded the 6take-boat at hrs Al min. The
other boats lacked about during daylight and drfted
back.
After IN infnits amount Of drifting about and the
consumption Of much time and wrath, the boats sue
ceeded in getting home, and the prizes declared
to the Froln and Zephyr respectively first and second
In the first class and TO the Lucy and Lincoln, first
aad second in the second class.
soUL1-RAcEs 1T sTEuBESvIILE- Q.
SrEuBEEy1ILE, O.. Sept. o5.-Ihe hrst singlo-scnn
race to day, between Robert Herbot OF Stcubenrie,
and Acock. Of Chicago one mile straight ahead, 500
side, very close until within 700 yards Of the
stakeboat, when Altcock upset, losing the The
water waB rough
ben7te, and John redgrift oi Chicago miles, mile
and half and repeat, $i00 side 1t the first st.rt
Pcdgrif fouled Peal and called back At the
on, redErft leading two lengths ut the turning boat
On the homo stretch Peal gained rapidly, passed his
opponent, and came in two lengths ahead, winning
the race. Time not given
Denn,arsh ard redgrift aro matched for Smile
next Thursday At P m for $50 eide or more,
Denmark to give Pedgrift so yards the start.