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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-03

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNI
~ and Carpets till September l. at b. NJ COW
PERTHWMT co.'s, 100 and l57 Chatham street to re-
duee stock Great bargains in walnut and painted Chamber
Suits bargains in Paror Suits great bargains
ht Carpets; great bargains in everything.
D. VI. COWpERTUWAIT 4
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MARSHAL'S SALE-PETER BOWIE. AUCTIONEER.-
1M this day, IL O'Clock, the auction rooms,
No IL University place Of Eighth street the
entire contents of Paper Collar factory, consisting of
Cutting, Moulding Punching and other Machines, Shang
and Betting Dies paper Collars quantities of paper Boxes
Letter Presses Desks Scales iron rolling Truck
Baskets Stoves, Tables, Labels.
Also large patent oyster Range aud Broier, Monese
Duparquet, makers. MARVIN r. CLARK,
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VNEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.
w Port Royal, 5 c.; Fernandina, Fla. Brunswick,
Ga. The tavorte and well known steamer HUNTSVILLE,
Chester, Master having superior accommodations for
will sail Thursday September 2 from pier No.
North River at p NJ TO above ports making connection
with all points South and Southwest Port Royal the
Florida and Brunswick railroads.
First class passage Fernandna. 500 90
First class passage Jacksonville % 80
First class passage Augusta 20 90
Through tickets issued all points South and Southwest.
Steamer MONTGOMERY, Farcloth, Master will follow Sep
TENDER 10. For freight or passage apply to
HERM. GELPCKE, No. 8 William street.
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OLp DOMINION sTEAMsn1p COMPANY.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturday at r NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the com
panys steam lines to interior points North Carolina and
Virginia
Newbern and Washington, N. O. via Norfolk, every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. '
Lewes Dell daily except Saturday, at p NJ connecting
with Delaware and Maryland railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills Of adnr all ponts nj
lowest rates Insurance 70 Norfolk &C. "a per Freight
received daily at pier 80 North River.
General Offices, 1917 Greenwich street, New York.
n. l.. MCCREADY, President
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail at r. NJ from
pier 3 North River foot Of Cedar street. for Havana direct
CRESCENT Thursday. Sept
COLUM Tuesday, Sep II
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
WIN. p. CLYDE co. No. g Bowling Green.
hckoler. Lulng Co.. Agents in Havana
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MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANVELS.
A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
~ An extensive stock Of Slate and Marble Mantels Wash
Trays and Slate Work OF every description.
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth and Seventeenth ST. n Y
CET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METRoPoLT.
VI TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2I5 Broadway.
You will find II advantageous
GTEWARTS NEW SLATE MANrELs fNLAID WITH
- ties also marble and wood Mautels. elegant designs;
prices very low 40 and 222 West Twenty third
Seventh avenue.
w D. 4 A. s. NICHOLS-25O ENTIRELY NEW
w designs marble, slate and wood Manteis, manui'e-
turersirou Cresng Stable Fixtures Fence Crates Weather
Yanes, &C. wholesale and retail Send Tor catalogues %
Hudson street, opposite Worth
ANTHOLOGY.
A NINE BRIGNOLI TELLS NAMES SLOWS LIKE
~. nesses, marriages, SOC ~ 81 loV vest AWeh
ty-hfth street.
A TTENTION CONSULTATION on BUSINESS LAW
N enemies losses absent friends love marriage aud
DEATH pay unless satisfied No DO sixth avenue.
Nine. SINGH, Clairvoyant
NINE. COLLINs-A RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY
Il Claryoyant, 275 Sixth ayenns near Ssventeenthst
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hort LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE
boats leave Canal street every sunday az 10 and II
A. NJ , and 80 Z. NJ, and daily AZ 10 A. NJ, ,, Ia
and rs r. NJ landing daily and sunday Twenty fourth
and Thirty fourth 10 minutes later Fare l5c.
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A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
~. Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at b NJ COWPFR-
THWAIT 4 co.'s, 155 and l57 Chatham street An i'm.
mense stock and low prices.
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NATIONAL LINE
IN From piers Nos "a and ~ North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
ITALY. Saturday sept f. 80 A NJ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND Sept. A. 30 AN The Queen Sept 1877 80 AM.
EGYPT. Sept. ii. p. NJ. SPAIN. Sept %, p. NJ.
Cabin passage $40 and 80 currency at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest Apply
- 'AS N''''''' ". j. HURST, Manager.
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no CHARTER-THE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOR
excursions picnic parties and sunday schools Apply
at No. AZ Fulton street IN the afternoon.
TTICKETS, CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS. POSTERS
and all necessary Printing for excursions parties balls
&c, done in the best style and low rates AZ tha
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2lS
BroAdMnv New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

,entees-S Senator Edwards Of Ormrby,
on account If Illness. and Senator Piper
Of Storey. who had not yet returned.
The roll was called. and bid passed over
the Governor $ veto by u vote OF II to
AT HIM AGAIN.
This seemed 20 lie had day ion the
Governor, and it see med that the Senate
intended going after him i'll dead earnest .
The overriding of his veto Of the rail
road hill seemed SO easy. that they M
mediateIy called up his other message
vetoinc the hill providing for the mort
gazing Of personal property. This veto
was also cinched 10y Il vote OF - to }.
ANOTHER oNE.
The message Of the Governor vetoing
a bill. at the last session, providing for
the segregating a part of Eiko and add
ing it to Eureka county, was taken from
the table, on motion Of Senator Cassidy.
This was the signal for pitched bat
tie between Senators Cassidy and Cohn
Of Eureka and Eiko. respectively. Sena-
tor Cassidy said Eureka only wanted
small slice of Elko. about - miles
wide by 10 IN length.
Mr.. Cohn said it WAS at least - miles
in width.
Mr.. Cassidy then went up to tie map
and showed how things stood. The
members all stood around looking on,
like poor boys Mt cash auction. aud
said nothing, but looked on with con
siderable interest at the tilt between the
two Senators.
Finally, the Governors veto was sus-
tanned 10y a vote Of "A to lO-lI being
necessary to override the veto.
Senator Cassidy gave notice OF recon-
sideratlOn.
More Senators were present today
than any previous one during the
session. since the Senatorial election
more business was transacted and u
longer session held.
Adjourned at 1 30
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A Man Garrot-d in the streets ~
Carson.

Last night all ut . clock as a man
named CLihault, Canadian Frenchmnn.
who il connected with the V. 4 L. Il. l..
Company WAS going from his work TO
his lodging house, and while passing
through the dark parts which lie be-
tween the rear Of ellison y Barber :
Grocery Store ANA the Freight Depot,
he was suddenly assaulted. cboked and
held by a brace Of foot-pads, and rubbed
Of S57. This lis the first Instance of the
kind in Carson. 1t had better be the
last. Fun's fun, but We wont stand
this kind of thing here.
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cArI1nI. EKorNp.

The Speaker announced the following
committee TO consider SENATOR Hobart :
substitute Till for the improvement Of
the Capitol and erounds-being one
from each county in III. State:
Spencer. Of l-mera'ia. Van Sickle. Of
Douglas, Hayuie, Of ormsby, Gray, Of
Storey, Beck. Of Washoe, Morrill,, OF
Lyon. Buckrer, of Humboldt. Watt. OF
Lander. Gearhnr, Of White Pine, Wren of
Eureka. McGee. Of Nye, Sanford, Of
Churchill. Van Hagen, OF Lincoln. and
Dow Of f.Iko.
Adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

Ed. APPEAL: Mrs. VIM. Withero. for.
marty Miss Maggie Stoker of this city
died at her residence on East King
street last sunday morning. She was
but twenty wears Of age, and leaves a
husband and baby son, with many warm
friends both here and in Esmeralia
county to mourn her untimely death.
Her funeral will take place to-day at II
o clock A. NJ. Funeral services at the
Presbyterian Church.
she calmly sleeps "a, r last rern-e,
Like with,red leaf or faded rose
over her forehead. pale and fsIr.
Flow her trpsal Of sunny hair
Her small white hands ART laid at fest.
over her tranquil. lIfel.ss breast
Her voice L. stun. and come what may.
No smile will gladden. her lips to-day;
For all llfes JOYS and cares are through
she bsde them all last adi.u-
And passed away to that Bright shore,
Where all is Joy for evermsr..
Carscn city. Feb =. 1875 pFA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

Ror,ss,rir-Mr Pendols has completed Ills
,n,pro,, n.n,s a LIS ,o,Ilnr LVti.s.iiv No. ~.
Mig 1t at, opi este the L. >. and Offce, and
will here after Inn II day cid night. Mir. Pen.
slpls has curcd The services ii one Of the very
l..st cooks la san FrsDcisco. who VIII superiI.
tend the Ii. chen, and l.Ulit. Walters will sttend
to customers. livery oeiicAs y the nsrket sncrds
viii lie served At this place. lhs brst brands Of
table AMI other wines can sho be had. Give
the hothssrie Q trial.
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ASSF MBLY.


House met pursuant 10 aulOufnmeht.
Speaker Dovey in the chair.
Roll call Quorum present
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tevis
PETITIONS.
The Speaker submitted petition for
the relief Of the Kansas sufferers.
REPORTS.
wren, from the Judiciary Committee
reported favorubly on the bill amending
the charter of Virginia City. with n
further amendment restricting houses
of prostitution to prescribed limits.
Tho bill for the reliof ot John \.
Thacker. i'll the sum of $1,000. was Ia
vorablv reported back. also, the Senate
bill for the relief OF the COrbett Bros.
in the sum Of S729; also, that in favor
Of Matt. Rinckel. in the sun Of 81 22S,
for beef furnished tho State Prison, in
1869
The bill paying the State Militia $80S
for coercing tho surrender Of tee State
Prison in 1872 was reported back with
out recommended
CoSCUEKEST REsoIUIio>s.
The Recorder of Eureka county WAS
AtauSeu iVs'O ~ .o'NAe-s
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Nv Wren: Relative to the formation
of corporations. II authorizes u ma or-
ity of ths stockholders to remove trus-
tees and ether officers.
BY Dow: Regulating treights and
fares on the Central Pacific Railroad. 1t
establishes uniform standard If char
ges per mile on the entire length o! the
road. and makes the company Iespon-
sible for freight to the distance naned
III the way-bills issued.
BILLS PAssfD.
Senate bill lesalizing the Issue Of Eiko
county bonds.
The House then took recess for one
hour.
Aneruooa >esstOn.
The Assembly concuTied ia the Sennte
q the bill authorizing
sheriffs to work larceny criminals gu
public works. The bill nov goes to the
The Assembly also concu,red in the
Senate resolution granting the Clerk Of
Lihtoiu SoouAy GA AAS'iso' N"'e W ~
sence.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Beck of Washoe-E edistric,ing
the State, as follows; Senate, Storey, 4
members; Washot, /; Ormshy. /. Doug
las. 1: Esmeraldn. l; Nye. l; Lander. !;
Eureka, /; Lincoln. l.; White Pine, 2;
Elko. 1: Humboldt. /. and Lyon and
/. Total, IS.
Assembly.-S Storey, 10, iinstead Of IL
as now; Washoe. .: Ormsby, 2; Nye.
l; Lander. .; Douglas. /; Esmeralda, .:
Eureka, 3; Lincoln, :; White Pine. 3:
Humboldt. 2: Lyon, 9, Churchill. l.
Total, SO.
There arc now % Senators aud 50 As
BY Notwithstanding the reduction
OF ores. 1t allows persons to build re-
dsction and melting works on govern
ment lands.
By Nichols--Amending the Act incor-
porating the city Of Austin. 1t divides
the town into wards.
BILLS rAssKn.
Providing tor revenue for the State
government.
Bill providing for the manner Of MS
sessips railroad property.
Senats bill for the relief of John y.
Thacksr, in the sum Of 5000. fox "
resting murderers in Humboldt county.
A notice of reconsideration was given.
PkIvATK AANGINGs.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing his approval Of tho
hill requiring the execution of coz
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

THs WRONG MEN.-Mr. H. +. Rice.
agent for Wells, Fargo l. Co. at this
place, yesterday received dispatch
from Jim H., ner at San Francisco that
the men arrested in Oregon ~ Small
and Mcdonald are not the men sought
for. The dispatch states that he. the
deponent had just received the photo
graphs of the arrested men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

No1nE.--- The undersigned nre nov
prepared to furnish Pure spring Water
ana plenty Of it. on Carson, Curry.
Orn,sny ani Nevada streets. at roason-
able rates.
RlCs / HIM.
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MAnRlED.

in Carson City, February :. isiS. by Rev.
James Woods. Nj. ben. amin Tee to A,ss Clara
AsIksrni.
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F~r~u~cw R"ard-
1850 ophir rs. II, s9h. 81
1860 Mexican 20. -, Pa. pa.
lli6 Gould n Curry ID. II. Is h0. l6%
2550 Best K Belcher AZ, Az, Al, 45H
255 Savage -. 90 ~. %
80 Chollar g.. 63, 81
$50 Hale X Norcrass 81 4 40 40, 39a
COS Crown Point 20. ~. - bin. -
2a5 Yellow Jacket =. a.: "A b.. 10
775 Imperial g ss. 9. 81.
AIS Empire Mill :, a
5S5 kentuck Is. ls4
40 Alpha l5S. ISIS. l5s,
$50 Belcher So, 35s. "A. 3j
ass Confidence Is, l6 K b5. Ii
265 Con Virginia 40. 4o5. 42G. i22
s65 Sierra N-vada ll't l2'. II
27sO California 81. 80. 81 X, 81
rs Exchequer $50
80 Seq BeicLer Slh
$50 Overman 81. 50, IS b20, "a
IS Justice 20. -
lass Union Con *, s.1si
235 Lady Bryan -, 4, IA. A.
iS0 Julia .. ;. a..
l61 Caledonia -. 10
40 Knickerbn cker ~
Evening Report
295 Valley a = ls'o. ~
coo Raymond 4 Ely 50, so*, -, 80
10 Eureka con l4e
500 Wash 4 Creole I5c, 62Hc
260 Flag 2's.2a
635 Belmont
$50 Newark $50. o. ec
40 Rye Patch 81, g..
80 Fldorado
80 q Chariot ~
so Chariot Sitc
So Globe Ia
- ) Baltimore :, 6t4 ~
$50 Bullion y, 26. u 4, 2s's h's
a.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

CoSrRoILEE HoBART is entitled to our
thanks for copy. IN cloth, Ut his very
able aud instructive Report.
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80 North Justice 5, 81
THrATRIcAL.-A midwinters nights
entertainment, toward whose larger en-
joyment Miss Sidney Cowell contributed
tho largest and most charming parts, last
night, was matter of no ordinary at
traction at the Carson Theatre. 1t Is
nuite ont Of the order of necessities to
sav that the fair star was entran cling in
Josephine and Jenny Lind. 1t
affords US extraordinary pleasure To ALI
nouncs that tonight Miss kATnERINB
Rooms, the eminent Tracsdisnns. will
appear in her great part OF Juliet IN
Shakspeare's great tragedy of Romeo
and aliet." This will be treat which
no discriminating playgoer will deny
himself. We are requested to state that
Mr. PIper's entire orchestra will be at
the Theatre tonight. as, also. that 30
long as the present most excellent COM
pany is sustained. it will continue to oc-
Gu, ' the Carson Theatre.
LEcTCLE ON MAHGAkET FULLEh.-We
bad heard. through the California and
Virginia papers Of Little ssllie Hart,
but We never had the pleasure OF seeing
her before. If there be anything to
Judge by in the CLEAN of . clear blue eye
surmoupted by II wavy wealth of auburn
hair, "A winsoms smils and as dainty .
little hand a. ever Was pressed by editor
ial hand. then is Sallie Hart an enchan-
tress. Sho actually came. like a ray OF
thuAder-cloud- escorted sunshine, Gen.
Clarke was her gallant protector and
seated herself like a sweet. healthy little
angel. right slap down on an old spawned
stool in our dingy old sanctum, yestsr-
day. She's square-up blessing, sallie
is, and there can be no installing of it.
Well this blessed fairy lecturer will de-
liver, on Thursday evening, at the As
semblv Chamber. a Discourse on Mar
saret Fuller We know, as veil As il We
had heard it, that this will he an inter
estinc entertainment. The Subject of
itself is enoush-let alone the charming
lecturer.
MIS-. HELM hAKELk the very pleasing
lady whose coming among us WAS al
most unhefalded, as it were, took our
musical connoissieur, by surprise. con-
templates al early retNru here. We
congratulate those who have, and par
ticularly those who have not, heard this
gifted lady in her songs and recitstions
upon this promised opportunity to grant
Il rehearing Her comm. will be duly
and couspicuously announced.
THK Ivy CLUBS sheet and pillow case
party viii take place Tonight. Any
body ,sho thinks it will not he mag
,.ificent affair should Immediately b<
furnished with passports for the Far
West. 1t is useless to urge any man.
woman or child Of saltntory age 10 he
md appear there; rather tho effort
should be to restrain the anxious and
expectant. fun-loving crowd. Tickets.
- 30.
Tbs Torn Verein Ball take place to-
night. 1t is needless to say what the
hearty lovers OF solid fun and zestful
jollity who comprise the Carson Turn
Verein will make this splendid night
at their Hall. They have made extra
preparations. They know all the crooks
and turns of sll-giving. They will
have first rate baud Of music and a
first-rater supper. catered by Henry
Kaiser.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

BIsHoP WHIlAKFR SUNDAY MIGHT
SrRMoN. We intended TO use our notes
of the Bishops most excellent discourse,
anti. Darwin. at st. Peters Church. on
Sunday night. but space forbids for this
issue. Will try and get at it tomorrow
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

The Arions had their regular mee,in.
last night Now's the time for con
cslt from them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

TIE Presbyterian Sociable last nigh
was II grand success. More oi 1t to
morrow
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

PRoF. JACOBSON, that prolific mu-ica
genius, ha, written =" The Ivy Clul
Polka" 1t will be played ahd dance,
tonight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

Mrs. DoCroR Low FINCH, u celebrated
clairvoyant and test medium is nov at
the residence of Nj. IL. :. Mason and
will remain their for some da, = for CON
sultation during that time. She comes
here reputed to be able to p,rform very
marvellous things.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

That enthusiastic hunter. Nr. DeNsuf
Of Fox Jeweiry establishment shot sew.
eral white rabhits--or hares, father on
the hills west Of town on Sunday. IL
showed us one that weighed 81, pounds.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Daniel Baxter. the alleged companion OF George
Van vesor, the clerk who stole the $4,000 from
the once OF the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. was arrested oy Omcer smelly in
sherman, Texas, yesterday.
The inquest In the Of Francis O'Nell. the
lad who was killed February by falling from
an engine OF the Hudson River Railroad, was
finished yesterday at the Coroneris once.
the Jury rendered the following verdict
"Deatn By injuries accidentally received
from falling on the tender and engine on
she Hudson River Railroad February s. on tenth
avenue aud we would further recommend that
law be passed TO compel the Hudson River Rail-
road Company 10 employ special watcnmen 70
prevent the recurrence o. suca accidents"
Early yesterday morning John Campbell, hack
driver. residing AZ No. 400 seventh avenue, came
into the Filteenth precinct station house with ms
under liz badly lacerated, and stated that three
unknown men hired him ~ Union square TO drive
them 10 the corner 81 Grand and Mott streets, ana
wnen near that locality they algnted from the
coach and attempted 70 run away without paying
MIN. tie gave chase ana caught one OF the men,
and a tnsse ensued, IN winch CampOell was
Knocked down by MS assailants, VINO, In the
struggle bit MS under up neariy OF. The man
then made MS escape. CampDeu was attended ~
a surgeon and lett Tor nome.
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HORSE NOTES.

At m iye~ YORK Turf EXCHANGE BOOKS have
been opened on the Jersey DERBY Stakes, the
Monmouth cup and the Robbins STAKES all three
events 10 be run at the Monmouth PARK sprng
meeting. the Jersey Derby Is for colts ana nliies
ioals or 1872 one ana a half miles, and Tor II
McGratn's Arlstides and Chesapeake and Welch's
Hyder All stand AT the head OF the betting quota
tions, to / being offered against them, TO
against saunders vassal, u to / against James
A. Bayminster, MeKo, D'ArtEan ana Asteroid,
while rom this figure up 70 40 is offered on the
others. Tue Monmouth cup, TO be decided the
second DAY OF the meeting TWO miles and
the head Of which IN the 0nds stands
sears Acrobat 4 TO l being offered against
MIN; then came Balankeel ana Nandalite, to /;
Preakuess and mate, 7 70 4 Saxon, ShylocE,
Rutherford and LIZZIE Lucas, 70 1, the others
ranging rom II up 70 70 10 1. The ROBBINS stakes,
for colts and nlIes ioais Of 1872, two miles, has
tnrty seven entrees McGrath's Chesapeake lead
ing tue list to 1. Next IN order are Hyder All
ana Nassal, to James A., Lizzie X. and MekO,
10 70 the balance ranging from IL up TO 35 70 1.
Mr.. James McCOok, 81 san Francisco, purchased
recently n Kentucky, to De taken to the Pacific
Slope, Pa MallOy, $500; ResOlute. Sl,3O0 an
sherwood, amount paid not named.
General John ~. Harvey, Of -. Louis, mas nine
horses ~ training. Ihey VIII be sent 70 LOUIS
VIE, Ky, In Anew days and remain there until the
close 81 the meeting, wnen fney c0me East Tor a
summer tour. The horses are Usage, bay mare.
4 years, by Pat Maliuy, dam Kate Leonard; Gas
cOnade, chestnut colt, years. by Piantaganet,
dam Kate Leonard; General Harvey, chestnut
Helen Ward bay MY, years, by Piantaganet
Il dam Kate Mard: OI tn, Drown colt, years, bj
Pat MallOy dam imported sunny south Alton
4 nav colt Years. ~ Pat MaNo,. dam Alta N"la