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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-08
Gold III New York closed at Il4I
|me tins last year, iii.


THE GENERAL MARKET was some
hing more sctive yesterday, as there
as better supply Of produce, and the
fanty arrivals u late haC reduced the
ocks. The board OF trade exchange
sd fair attendance; its claims are be-
IminR evident 10 buyer. Corn was in
. II supply; 600 sacEs Of white shClled
ID on change 81 4Sc, and rs sacks o,
4r-cOrn st 4Sa, while A. sacks more Of
T-coTn brought 40; holders generally
I ked Soc oats keep very uulet; they
scarce, tut aeslers viii buy only
rOm hard - mugth;H some car,
hicb would hardly grade At Nc. >,
re Offering Oh 'cls &c 81 a to As
ran Is No. active; 100 aass sold st
! 10, when shows no chang from the
sales. For 100 ssck5 q cO.u-bran,
was ollaiued, which is an advance
the isst sales. bus g., r. now reported
i the lot sol1 st SIG lsl got wet Oh.
landing Hayis We s. heavy fr low
medium gIa..trr-: 3 .1f 4 choice
Othy fad rea.y sale. Ga
ange loo b'lgs e gr.T ri, deliv-
tlaIl store, wee Sold
il, but for Taunt lots that figure
I'D be shaded COrHfaelf-Sales on
aDgs. including i8luf 300 barrels, q.
5. PJtdtOCg-On 'Chau ge and land
Gales OF $50 sacks Ohio river st
s. o; 50 barrels f;tto ~ 81 so; so barrels
higan pesCE blows, 81 20 were sold
b store; 10 barrels Of peschhioWs,
5. We publish this morning the Ts-
Of receipts OF leading articles dur
the month O. November which has
carefully compiled by the able seo.
~ of tae chamber Of commerce,
q 7 of Esq Among the n0ticeabls
/. les L contains IL the large increase II
Leu tursl implements, an excellent
{ |csti0n that the southern farmers ere
: eli1g on the say g. progress and inn
+ cement ~ Z aed rEsT- ia less falling
nan might be expected Bran, 3 "a
Z, aga'ls. 2l5i at the -au. tine last
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Removal
Trustees Sale.
Saturday, December IL, 1876,

IN pursuance OF the terms OF a trust deed
l executed TO me by George y. Rice, April
%, 1874, l will, on
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL, 1876,

in front of the CoMMANDANT's HOUSE, in the
Navy ard, proceed to sell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on a credit OF six,
twelve and eighteen months, the entire
NAVY YARD PROPERTY, with all the i'm
provements thereto belonging, the sale to be
mRne in lots, as per survey and subdivision
lately made by A. J. Murray, Engineer, and a
lot aud part lot can be seen at the counting
room OF G. W. Goyer & Co, 228 Front street,
and at the office of the Clerk and Master of
said court.
Many OF these lots have valuable improve
ments; and the bidder is especially referred
to the" Commandments House "a spacious
building commanding a splendid view of the
river, and fronting to the west on Promenade
street, which Is well paved. Most of the
houses are well built and have good cisterns
attached; and that portion of the property
fronting west on Prom enade street is among
the coolest and most pleasant in the city for
family residences. That part west of Prone
made street, and west of the vertical wall, is
suited to manufacturing purposes as well as
any piece of land in the country.
Parts of this property are under leases to
prices the leases running to 1876, 1887 and 1888;
all of which Will appear by the map, ard the
lots will be sold subject to said leases.
Purchasers to give notes, bearing interest
fIom date, with approved security, and lien
to be retained until the purchase money is
paid.
Immediate possession will be given to all
property not under lease.
The title is thought perfect.
Sals to begin at 10 O'Clock am. Of said day,
and continue from day to day till all said
land is sold. -aH Z. MCDAVITT,
Receiver and Commissioner.
Memphis, December 3, 1876. de3
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MONTHS. YE.sr ,,15DI~ - y T7--I--I5--

Sales, $500; l0;l5, opened quiet
*Rnd stesdy; 1920, opened firm; 16:45.
strong; 1920, quiet and firm; ! 40,
s'ea iy; 3:l5r barely stesdy at tie sd.
Nance.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tsIe-
gram reports: hollands, 6gi: Orleans,
S-l6d; sales, y coo bales, Of which 500
.FeUe Amencau Uplsnd nljdiIing same
aime last year. : 9 l6i. The tone OF the
nsrket firm thToCaheut. Receipts Were
y. 500, Of which Is $50 were American.
Liverpool arrivals wsTe 32i higher.
The movement. az al tGs ports was } &
i Orted Sc follow up 20 Monday: No az
EivRis of port tiijngg Yesterday.
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? UBLIC SALE
OF THE
MEMPHIS
MAYNARD!
an L0TS g. SnRDIVsSTnNS
80 LOTS & SUBDIVISIONS

IN OBEDIENCE TO s DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court of Shelby county, made
in the case OF K. s. Adams VS.. the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad Company and
others, will, on
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This Last same Time
Week. Weez. Last Year

fec'ts since F'y fIGG| GnsU 72S2S
fXp'tsG. Britain lOS5i| sgl = IO7S'
|xp's TO COuuut 21557t 2 SOP 2Bssl
Oc X ......-......-...... Ga $50. 5EG--| G2luIs
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Carroilion, November %, 1876. de4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-10

einsel9Iasene Scrfabren erboben werben
tanH, uno 10 Ianse lie nidt anberudrts
rber seltellt iinb, iteben ibnen aae pom
gelste seitatteten prouiiorii6en @taBres
sen gu 9ebote. Sn alien Giuiltlageu lit
Der feititebenbe &edtiat, baB sic Yars.
lbaft seniiseno iein iou, I'M bsu getras
Der 6oroeruHs nit 3nien unS Soften Su
Ssden, uno uon bieier &esel wiro u9t be.
Sii9li9 Der !5Obe Der seiorSertsn Summe
absesansen; anbernfallS piiros Ser Ssz
tlaste i'm GerbdltniB Su Ger @rOBe ieiner
Vetrii9ersien proiitiren. sSn Oielem Sale
werpen Sc, ,OOO, 900 uno mehr nit ,3inien
pom april 1870 uerIanst, unb Die Slrss
ldaft, bic beoeuteno nieOriser lit, ais ibsrs
trieben bod Gnseleben weroen. Ueioe
glntrGge miiile er Senna6 abmeileu.
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aGe anseisen ienbe man lpdteiteus
aIontas 2Norsem elm.
9O6 Ar6eiten aGer Art prompt rra siGM
ansssfa6rt.
Sffiee Ser @a;stte
go. 442 aHainilrabc, ,.uiideu 4. II. s.

ans Cuba wirO semsloet, Bag Sic
dsbsuen Slpii3en Fusrto Yuncipe uns
@uamero sinen sroBen TRANSPORTING err
beuteten uno Gle balbe Gstorte tampfuue
fdbi9 ma6ten. 9tabe &emioos triehsn
uno Ole Gnbaner cine ipaniide 9tbt6etluns
binter Die Teci6an;unsen snrid uuo err
benteten ibr gepdt uno i5re &risssmunis
tiou.
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2reise Diet Anzeigen.

Srisssn fur Sieaes, ectterisn @lidsfp,s ,e ais sus
@t'Fe ssr 'atb. Sirts iumser hnssn feine aaiaasme
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-31
BOOKS & STATIONERY
DR.. j. COILS BROWNIES
Q CHbOR CD Y NJ Il
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made, THAT
the composition Of CHLoRoDTSE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is. Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented by DR.. j. coll
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff. and so
named by him and has baied all attempts at anal
yss by the first Chemists of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
ished Ii is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name. save DR.. J. C0LLIS BROWNIES s
CHL0R0DYNE, is q spurious imitation.
CAUTION Vice Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
u REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain cams the systm restores the deranged ne-
tons stimulates healthy action Of the secreons Of the
body without creating any of those unpleasant results at
hours aud times when requisite Thousands Of persons es
tfy to marvellous good effects and wonderful cures, while
medical men exto its virtues most extensively using In
terry Diarrhea coiics Coughs, Asthma Rheumatism, Men
ralgia Whooping Cough, Cramp llysteria, &c.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated to the College
Of Physicians and T. Davenport that he had received in
formation the effect that the remedy ofany service In
CinIera was CIILORODYNE Lancet Dec. 81 1864.
DR. Lowe Medical Missionary India reports Dec 1859
nearly every of Cholera in which Dr. j. COLS
BROWNIES CHLoRODYNE was administered, the patient
Extract from Medical Tes Jan II 1866" chorodyne Is
prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners OF
it would not thus be snguiary popular did II not
supply want and I'LL place."
Extract from the General Board OF Health, London as to
its efficacy Cholera" So strongly convinced Of the
immense value Of this remedy that cannot too forcby
urge the necessity Of adopting 1t in all cases"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words " Dr. j..
COILis BROWNE on the Government Stamp. 0verwhem-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer, J.T.DAVENPORT,
80, Great Russell ST. Bloomsbury. London.
Sold in Bottles At Is. I'D, p. Cd, and Is. Cd.
WELLS 52l-6m
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"A Arms on ADvmErrarro-
a'';: T:.S.::Ii H;s:f5;s Sc : -. - r

~ business Cards. when prspaid Jor ore yraT, are
allowed discount from these rates which are for transient
Advertisements. when paid or charged quarterly
NR-Au foreign advertisements must Be accompanied
with the ray when ordered IN, poce viii b aken o.
them The charges given IN the above scale and
remances advertisements subscriptions may pe made
n postage stamps or coin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-31
mo Triumph or Nature.

i,' Bsalay suhsH Hnadorued, ad0rned "a, Ior;-'')
"He loves ne not she sighing said;
He cannot say I am not kind;
i must be that my hue ofheAd
l. not exactly 70 his mind;
Il must he that m, skins too fair,
Ny ewes Of TOO insipid blue,
Ana that be don't like auburn hair.
Aud 90. TO prove I'm fond and true,
let Ara my poor defects supply,
F1r his Gear sake I've sworn to bTEi"
She sid; she dyed her trcsscs brown,
In patent huid, black as jei,
t. ooandls-strhightae-s sniooihed them down,
Aud stained herself aecp brunette
her cyes with hdgHa round the lids
in Oriental languOr dropped;
Her dress. as taste or keeping" bids,
Was dark and rich. and widely hoop'd.
But still be passed Indifferent by,
She sighed, &" For him once more III prTln
This time she aim at being blonde,
A. any saxon dame % old;
She powdered, roursd, her hair, TOO. donn'd
The sheen q Aurioomous' gold.
Yet. be. IN GOODNESS turned aside,
Tho twice f1r him this maid had nrEn.
In deep despair she rushed avhy,
And dof-d her artificial charms;
Aud when De came again next day
lie took her fondly to his arms
10 trembling JOY, and mild repuooc
Her tale she told; her grief expressed:
lie said. "For this kept aioof;
like your natural aspect best,
No change % charms M heart and eye
And with thee IN live and dieI'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-31
PLANTATIONS.
MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sugar & HHoIasses
NOW COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
IN titles 20 ,Tuit purchasers by
529-3m c. BREWER & CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-03-31

KAUPAKUEA PLANTATION
OUGAR NOW COMING IN and for sale
- in quantities to suit purchasers BY
52s-sm AFONG 4 ACHUCK.
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81. 1875.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
=. A. SCHAEFER

a GENT OF Bremen Board O6 Underwriters,
N Agent Of Dresden Board Of Underwriters,
Agent Of Vienna Board Of Underwriters.
Claims against Companies within the jurisdiction
Boards Of Underwriters will have be eert
ded 20 BY the above agent make them valid. 529ly
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ns- shipping supplied ON Short Notice. -6t

Meats &C. delivered parts Of the city without ex-
charge l52s 3ml L. H. BOYD.
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DILLINGHAM; g. Co.
PITCH

SToCKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HF BBLs.
- Wilmington Pitch in bbls. For sale BY
6 BOLLRs & co.
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TO WOOL GROWERS.

DHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO
i buy WOols at good prices. Woods coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
freight f529-Sml C. BREWER / co.
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Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
"A above, direct from the packers For Sale by
l5e BOLLES & CO.
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Star Cnnner Paint.

TN GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS
II For Sale By c42J BoLLEs GO.
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VEGETABLE, FRUIT AND POULTRY MARKET,

Adjoining the Family Meat Market viii be prepared to
promptly and satisfactorily fill orders for everything
quse furnish the tables with all Substantas and
Delcasies the country affords.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
stratford Hollow.

About 500 attended the celebration in
BurnSide's grove on the Sd inst, and
about 100 couples danced on the floor,
day and evening. The fantastic parade
in the morning was grotesque and anus
ing, and the whole thing was successfully
carried out to the satisfaction of all who
attended. The grounds selected are very
favorable for public entertainments.
The prolonged controversy relating to
the location of n schoolhouse in this dis
trict was brought to close on the Goth
ut, after an animated hearing and dis
cuSsion before the County Commissioners
who ignored the location previously made
by the district on the Hyde lot, and pro-
ceeded at once to set their stakes on tho
lot owned by Z. f. Merrill.
]. NJ. Buffers has purchased u lot of II
W. Bishop, and is going to build nice
set of buildings on the same right away
having the material on the grount
already.
James Curtis is building new house
and ell.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10

G. J. II. Murdoch, L. 5. to y. C.; X. /.
Heath, Il. :. TO V. g.; ]. 4. Callahan, l..
s. to V. c.; .. H. McKeen, Marshal
Judge Kingsbury, Of Portland, delivered
an address, followed with remarks from
Hon. JOS Kiddcr, of Manchester. Both
gentlemen were eloquent and interesting
and were quite often applauded. 4 large
delegation from Abram Lodge, Bethel,
were in attendance, accompanied with
their band. On their arrival ut the sta
ton they formed procession aud were
escorted by Glen Lodge to their hall. A
delegation from Coos Lodge was also
pres cnt. At l-2 o'clock a procession
was formed ut Glen hall and marched to
the church. After the ceremonies were
concluded the members with their ladies
repaired to the Gorham House and par
took of one of Bro. Galatians choice sup
pcrS. Glen Lodge is in very thriving
conditi N, its funds being something over
5000, with no indebtedness. The present
number of membership is 81.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
West Stewartstown.

OBITUARY.-Ann Jcncttc, conSort of
Oscar Worthy, NJ. d., died at West
Stewartstown, June 81, 1875. The sub
ject of this notice has been great suf-
ferer for the last twelve years, and her
suffering increased as the years rolled on.
The disease with which she was afflicted
was chronic rheumatism, which distorted
her person, drawing her limbs out Of
place, and which finally rendered her
helpless, not even being able to feed her
self. Notwithstanding the relentless
grip Of this terrible disease, as long as
She was able to sit in her chair, she
assisted in the household duties. Day
after day did she busy herself drawing
rugs, when her slow and painful move
ments told plainly that ambition and a
desire to help was struggling fearfully
with fate, nor did it yield until fate had
palsied every finger.
Mrs. Worthy was not a member of any
church, nor did she ever make apublic pro-
fcSsion of faith insChrist, but she was dcCid-
Gdly religious in her turn of mind, and new
cr seemed so much in hcr.elemcnt as when
conversing and listening to conversation
on religious subjects, often requesting the
writer to come in and talk and pray with
her. Though she was somewhat given to
doubling, she evinced degree of faith,
trust, and confidence in God, which en-
couraged her friends to hope that she was
fully prepared to go to that world which
knows no pain of body or sorrow of soul.
If there was any one religious faith that
seemed more clear to her mind than an
other, it was that commonly held by Adj
ventists, as she greatly enjoyed being
carried to their tent meetings when held
in the place. Her flesh rests in hope OF
the resurrection, when this mortal shall
put on Immortality.
4. 3. RUSSELL.
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main, as in the preceding case. Conse-
Quently there will be no term OF the court
held at Windsor.
The June term Of the Orange County
Court, at Chelsea, the Hon. II. II. Powers
presiding, finally adjourned Saturday
morning. During the past week the
Court has considered two cross petitions
for divorce between DIR. William IL. II.
Howard, of West Fairlee, and Catherine
Sumner Howard, who left her husband
two or three years ago and has resided at
her fathers in Dalton, N. II. The latter
died June ~, aged eishty-two, and was
well known as a large land proprietor,
stage owner and hotel keeper. More
than 100 witnesses have appeared in these
divorce cases. Saturday morning the
court granted Mrs. Howard a bill, giving
her the custody of her minor daughter,
Catherine, $4,000 almony and $1,000 in
trust to the child.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
Gorhann.

Gorham.
Many of our families celebrated the
Fourth by camping out in the vicinity. of
trout brooks.
Col j. r. Hitchcock and lady have ar
rived home from California.
The hardwood growth of our hills
show visible signs of the work of cater
pliers. No serious damage, however,
has been done by them in our immediate
valley. One or two passenger trains
have been stopped by their being on the
rails in the vicinity of West Paris, on a
grade.
The crops are looking finely in the val
ley, and the prospects are good for rich
harvest.
The Odd Fellows Lodge had public
installation of officers OH Thursday even
ing last at the Methodist church. Grand
Master OSgood was present and conduct
ed the services. The following named
are the officers for the present term: j.
W. Greenlaw, N. g.. b. Pratt, V. G.. L.
w. Evans, Sec; r. Clifford, Treas. l.
! Woodman, Warden; w. b. Greenlaw
Conductor; N. Stewart, /. G.; j. Ior
rocks, O. g.; Il. Y. Vernon, X. S. s.; G.
Hewey, j.. S. S.: f. Wheeler, r. S. to N
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10

Auroras ............2 / 3 0 0 p o. 8
Umpire, White, of Dartmouth College.
Scorers, Tubbs of Lancaster and Hammond,
Colebrook.
Time of game, , hours.
THE FIREWORKS were displayed on
Bunker Hill between the hours of . aud 10
in the evening and made very fine ap-
pearance. The crowd which gath cred to
witness them numbered as many probably
as that at the Riding Park to witness the
races during the day, and when the last
rocket was sent up and the last Roman
candle burned the assembled multitude
departed to their homes evidently feeling
well satisfied with the days festivities
1t is matter for congratulation that no
serious accident occurred during the day
But little drunkenness was observed on
the street, and we learn that no arrests
were necessary to preserve the peace.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
Dan ChiIderS.

This colt is full brother to Dan Rysdyk, and for
style, beauty, and action cannot be surpassed.
lie will make the season at my stable in Ian
CASTER, n. ii. Terms-$lO to insure. All
mares disposed of will be considered in fOal.
GEO. NJ. STEVENS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
Victory.

The picnic at South Victory, on the Sd,
was success. The Sunday School at
that place was present, and addresses
were made to them by Geo. A. Appleton
and Others. Some presents were given
to the superintendent, Mr.. Russell, and to
some of the teachers, thus showing the
kind appreciation of their services. Pa
triotic speeches were made by Geo. Rus
sell, of West Concord, Joseph Gleason
and Others. The dinner was excellent,
and most abundant. Quite number of
the soldiers of the war were present and
added much to the interest of the occa-
sion, and all we trust felt that they had
spent pleasant day.
CRANKY.
The Isham place has been bought by
Ed Lemon for $780,
No celebration on the Sd A small
party went out to Cow Mountain Pond,
and enjoyed the day sailing on pond, etc
State at Large.
Schuyler Colfax has declined the in
vitation to deliver the address at the State
fair, which begins at Rutland September
IA.
The widow of a pedlar named Stanton,
who was shot by James Snow, of Walden,
two years ago, has recovered $1,000 and
costs from Mr.. Simpson, of Greenboro',
who sold snow his liquor.
The hearing, at Windsor on the injunc-
ton of Solier & Shultz VS. the Vermont
Central Railway Company set for Tuesday
in the United States Circuit Court, was
not heard, tho defendant consenting that
the temporary injunction shall remain nm
I'll some future session of the court. III
the case Of Burchard & Page VS.. Wait ct al
case growing out Of an attempt toIbreaf
the lease of the Vermont Valley Railroad
10 the Rutland road the defendants have
also consented to let this injunction re
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
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Bloomfield.

Messrs. VIM. and Henry Burbank are
making repairs on their barns which will
greatly improve their appearance.
Mr.. Fred 4, Stevens, of Columbia, n
H., has removed to his house by the saw
mill. He expects to have his starch fac.
tory ready for business this fall.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
lancaster, n. II. June Is, 1873.
Saturdays Sports.

The ebay we celebrate" occurring on
Sunday it was decided by the Riding Park
Association to have their races on SaLur-
day, and by common consent that day
was observed as the anniversary Of our