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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
THE FdLL REG1TTf At VAR.

-FOUR RACES on LAKE SALT0NsrALL-NAhfs OF IfE
CEEws AND THE OFFICIAL TIME.
tFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF fHE TRiBUNEl
NFw-U,yEN Oct 16.-The Fall Regatta of
'hc University took place this afternoon at Lake Saon
stal about FIVE miles from the city The attendance oi
students and civilians not as large a. last year,
owing To the threatening character Of the weather MI
T. Howe starter, and Mr. r. j. Cook as time
keeper. Four were rowed in the following order
the time given being Official:
The first shell RACE, cour'e three miles; there
being entries, one from The Law department, the
other from the Glass of 1877. The water was smooth
and the rowing good start, but rough water at the
take inerered the speed of both crews. The race
WAS easily won by the Law studcnts Their crew was
well trained, and presented Il fine appearance Follow
ng are the OF the crews and the Official time o the
race:
Crew Of Is77-E. y. simpson bow, G. l. Alyori, s.
Mervinc. A. w. Cote ". W. collin, T. e. Cooke ~iroEel
Law Cre~~v ii. Metcalf bowl, c. ives J. " Wcscott
A. \. Canayan, j. H. ward, H. H. Johhsloh 'Sio"V'
Timc-l9m rs.
The second was barge between The Freshmen OF
the Academic and Scientific departments; course, two
miles. In thshe Scientific students crew we're defeated
The rowing the Academic Freshmen was vigorous, Dut
tboy cpped their stroke They lcd At TIE start, and
came in ahead without being hard pressed. They were
greeted with the vOciTouS shouts Of their classmates
Following are the names OF the crews and the time:
Freshmen Crow +. Clarkscn bow b; :. 'aior, r.
STOKES. ". &. A~ay i. J.. Holmes, r. = liydc t~Ioh'
T. :. Rowland, tOXswain. Tme-l3m. 33liS
Freshmen Scientific Crcw-G. :. Hcgcman bow, ". -
too,man e.. G. IL Bourgeois, c. W. Hart, ". l. Hart H.
= IIulburt tstrokcl T. \. Vernon (coXswainl Time
IAN. i3+s.
rhe third = singe-scuil race over twoiGile
course There were three entries. Mr. II. Livingston OF
the class OF 1878, easily his time being 15m 2t'is
The other participants T. A. Vernon of the Seen
title school time, l6m. 33i2i.; aud w. A. Ransom OF The
class Of 1879. Timc-lGm. 1873.
The last and best rae, Of The afternoon barge
race between three concsng from the iaSses OF
1877 and 1878, ard the Law Department fhc crew Of
1877 won the race THIS ia the first victory for the class
Of lS77 her crews having always been unfortunate in
rcyoUs races IN, Of the crews and tie time OF
the race were follows:
Crew Of ls77saIne in The first race, with the add
ZION uI ttv alter "a cox vain. Timc-l3ln. lS-+
Law Crcy-Slme "a IN the Hrs. race, G. J.. sGnford
acting ~ cONswin. Tme-l3m. us.
Crew NJ lsTS-II Livingston bow, G +. Carter, W v
Downer, w. X. James j. p. Clark, \. ID. Chandler
tstro.e), Browncll coxswan). Tnnc-l3m. los.
The prizes werc for the she'll race six silver for
the .,ull race, silver cup. and for the barge race six
silver medals. The entire programme was carried out
successfully.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-'rhe Bcadicea was snc-
eessluy launched Il, the Portland dochyari today. She
Ia vessel of comparatively novel typ. being 10
wood WV"
HAVANA, Oct. 16.-FOur steamers have ar
rived here rec n5 with achievements tor the Spanish
army: The Government isdranng horses To mount the
recruits. The clloo,y IN mid form is prevalent
MONTREAL, Oct. 1G.-The sarcophagus pre-
pairing for the int,rnout Of GubOlds remains will be
completed in few Gaye. II il moi yet definitely known
when the burial viii take place.
ST. JONI, \. t., Oct. l6-The action Of the
United states Government in reducing The diaNbac ON
oil refined sugar eNperied li cent Ter pound has
half a ',lt per pound has taken place.
The Comtc dc Bruc, Charge IL A1arcs Of fine
Republic If san arino, was received 10y the Decazes
the French Foreign Minister The 5th inst. and cx-
pressed the good wishes ~ his Government tor tne
greatness and prosperity al France which from the high
cst antiquity has always hon0rcd san Marine with its
friendship and protection
NJ. Laboulaye writes as follows in sending
thc address of the Franco American Union Ia the French
press: You will certainly appreciate the spirit that
animates this work, the opportuuencs ~ our ,cnonsra
ton, the importance of showing the Amsrfr-7, pcople
that the eOuuy of Lafayette has rcmaired fathi To h,
old traditions This Is patriotic enterprise, intended AZ
tribute OF honor To the glorious memory 81 our fathers
ana to draw closer ire bonds that mite v to friendly
and aarcons of the tinted states W. h" ,,
question arises VIII be unanimous In support.
According 10 information received by the
Paris correspondent OF he London Times Garcia Moreno
the late President OF Ecuador snatrd by Nom
beers of secret society, which has branches an over
South America and even In Europe. Lots were drawn In
select the murderer who entered the Presidential palace
ut Quito one OF tie accOmplices, officer who was
caught iiteI the asr3Ss .LtOn told by
90 the court martial before whom he was tre thai Ma
lie would be spur. H. he would give The OF his
associates MY life, he replied, would be worthless
fof If yon spared me my comrades would not 4 would
rather be shot than ponlardcd."
The Strasbourg papers, says The london Ncrs,
bring some details OF Capt. Boytons fresh csp,o,t
floating down tho Rhine from Bale TO strn sbonrg Uo
greatly distressed by tho violent back currents and
said he found the river than the Misssppi tb,
ONO, or the Missouri He rCcOunts that mailing "A hoof
man 10 Know where ~ was the seeing the wafer
an lheApneaD'e Heating black mass, rOwed away sen
claiming, Tho dcyil!' On arriving al k,Ll Ianf
Boyton was carried violently by the rapid current agais
the bridge OF boats aud sank for few seconds lie cano
out o the water much exhausted, having taacn many
more hours than he had calculated 10 perform The IL
flpsa
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The XIth Assembly District Young Men :
Republican Association held meeting on Saturday
evening AT No GAG Eiehave. and approved the noni-
nation Of Frederick G. Gedney for civil Justice.
The denominations Of Recorder John n.
Hackett and Dstrict-Attomcy BENJAMIN X. Phelps were
approved al a meeting of the workingmcn Of the Thin
tcenth Ward Saturday evening at NO III Bfooie't
The Independent Democratic Association OF
the IVth Assembly District ON saturday evening M
No 165 East Broadway approved the ticket Of the Re
publican County Convention.
The Republicans are to hold mass meeting
at Cooper Institute Friday evening. and addresses
win be made by the Hon Roscoe Conkling and other
prominent speakers.
A Republican ratification meeting was held
at the Village Hail. in Toenve, Staten Island, on sat
urday evening, which was attended by both E'publi-
cans and Democrats. After remarks by knccani
Townsend. the Republican nominee for Assembly from
Richmond County L. Bradford Prince Of queens t0unty,
nominee for the state Senate addressed the lcng at
lcugth.
The Eighteenth Ward Council Of Political Reform
held an adjourned meeting on Saturday evening
at No 200 Thirdave. Henry Wilson declined nOmina-
tion for Alderman Henry T. Rowland, the present in
cumlent thereupon given the support OF the organ
izatlon +. II. Jenny nominated Tor the Assembly
for the XVIII Assembly District.
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Vsalla Cal; BENJAMIN r. Bonner, Marshal OF the Cnicd
States for the East District Of Missouri
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Il, 1873.
Yesterday an insane coored man wont to the treeu-
tive Mansion and demanded to see the President lie
said he had been discharged from Maryland Penienary
where he had been unusy confined aud that the fres-
dent was his father by signs and he wanted MN 10
ayenge his wrongs A revolver was found upon his
person He said certain wanted to take his life. lie
was taken in charge by the police
Nsevera kilograms we're received ut the PostOce Dc
parmen yesterday, from prominent persons In Bridge
port urging Col Knowlton TO accept the Posimastersp
Of that city. The commission was made on al once ana
Col. Knowlton will leave next week for Bridgeport
The Sunday Herald announces that it has reason TO DC
levc that Gen. Humphreys, Chief Of Engineers, VIII
I've retired. and he succeeded either by Cen Pake
Gen. BabcOck. Such n change, however, Is not cx
pected at present among the officers on duty mere.
DavIdge Fendal attorneys for L. J.. Lewis, trustee
OF Jay Cooke Co., have brought suit against Cen FRED
erck T. Dent for 1867 81, loaned him by Jay Cooke
4 Co. before they became bankrupt.
The President has recognized Francois Lavgne, Consul
lar Agent OF France at Memphis, Tenn Gabriel dc
Jebonrg VeeConsu OF France at Richmond. Va saliva
dor dc Mcnd0nca, Consul OF Brazil at Baltimore.
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MALPRACTICE IN CANADA

IHE DAVIS TRIAL CONCLUDED-FviD NOE FOR TIE
DEFENSE D!sPROVED HE PRISONERS SIN
FENCED TO DEATH.
TOROSrO, Oct. 16.-Thc trial of Davis and
his wife for the murder OF miss Gilm0m By ma practice
concluded to-day. The evidence for the prosecution hay
ing closed yesterday servant girl Of Davis WAS brought
forward for the defense who that article. 81 cloth
ing which had been identified Miss GilmOuls were hor
own The falsity Of this statement proved by asking
her to ~ on pair Of cOlscts which among I'll, 1t
was found that the cOrseis did not 1T her being nearly
slN lncLes too narrow The jury after absence OF
hOur anGOrj minutes retuineda ycdct of guilty against
both. The prisoners wore thea sentenced 10 De han4cd
GA Wednesday The Sh of December The Conrt IN pa 90
ing sentence, hc,d out no hopes ~ mercy.
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HOME FROM TIE BLACh mus.

PROB JgNNEgs PARTY Ar -CIiEl ENNF-GoLD N
POSTS THAT WILL PAY FROM 50 no - Ms
A DAY-sGIICt LTUEhL POEMS OF TiIF COUNTRY.
CHEYENNE. Wy. T., Oct 17.-l'rOi. Waller j.
Jennev, chef Of th2 geological expedition of the
Black IIiils and hi, assstanis returned to this
point yesterday They have spent five months "a
the Hills and have made quite a thorough exam
nation Of the whole country, mapping II from
BcllefornclIc to the Solth Fork of the Cheyenne
River The Professor reports that gold fields cN-
tend 30 miles north from iianey's Peak, 20 miles
wide containing gold in quantities that
will pay from - to s. per day to the man,
and that there are bars numbers Of
streams that will pay much More than
that The water supplies are ample for working
purposes and fully sufficient to carry water from tie
top of most Of tie bars and allow the taIngs TO be
readily disposed Of. The gold Is coarse, good, and
easily separated from the gravel and sand The Pro
fcssor has with him an of coarse gold that two
men obtained on Spring Creek with ten hours labor.
An ASSAY shows il to be 81 fine. worth $40 Az in
coin 70 the ounce Prof. Jonney corrOborates Gen.
Custc. : !. ror as 10 Tie Black Hills. and says that
they will support thousands of miners when the
Government opens them to settlement. The valleys
are all adapted to agriculture, and the hills and
canOns TO stor-Iaising. Tie rainfall IL plentiful
and timber abundant. His official report VIII he
made from New-York. probably before Congress
,TG
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WASHINGTON.
DISTRICT JAIL JOB.


ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WILL HELP TO KEEP
ALIVE THE MEMORY OF DELANo, MUILEfT, AND
SHEPHERD.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE physicians OF the
poor of Washington have memOrialized the Board
of Health the establishment of hospital for the
poor of the District AMI in doing speak of the To-
cation of the Amshouse, near the eastern branch of
the Potomac, where at present accommodations for
a small number of the sick provided They say,
placed az it is in close proximity to extensive
marshes emitting unhealthy masma, bordered by
the river, il is Objectionable from a sanitary point
of view. And yet it is a fact that within
stones throw of this very spot $535,OoO OF funds
belonging to the United States have lately been spent,
and $67 900 more are asked for to complete district
Jail 10 accommodate 800 prisoners The selection of
the site, though nomnaily made by ii. ID. Cooke,
Columbus Delano, and Chef-Justicc d.. X. Cartier,
"A a Special Commission, is believed to be due, III
point of fact 10 other Influences the character OF
which may be coniecturcd when il Is known that
Moses Kelly the Sinking Fund Commissioner OWLS
more than OOO. 900 square feet of ground IN that
neichborhood which be holds for purposes of specu-
lation and that Alex. X. Shepherd holds 100000
square feet more IN the vicinity. A. Il. Mnllet
was tie expert and professional adviser in regard TO
the crtion Of the site.
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ASTI-TAMMANY SENATE NOMINATIONS.

At a Convention of the Democratic voters OF
the INth Senatorial District who opposed to Tam
many Hail. Saturday night at No. 50 Clnonst., John
Morrssey nominated Senator in opposition toJon
Fox. committee sent Mr.. Morrissey letter stating
that though they acknowledge that he has never sought
the position yet because his voice has ever been raised III
defense of the lgboring and his protest has been
made against the oppression of Tamnany Hall, The
incpendent voters OF the WITH Senatorial District
gardinc HIM Their champion, claim the right by IMAM
imOus vote TO call him into the contest ~ their candi
date The Senatorial Convention OF the With District
nominated George Hcncken il. The With District Con
vcntion adjourned without making nomination. Charles
ID. Blauye having So out of So votes on an informal
ballot.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.

BosrON, Oct. 17.-At II meeting of the cred
itor OF e. VI. Cox, wholesale boot and shOc dealers,
terday the assets OF the latter shown Ia he
SOB 425 aud the liabilities ~22j, Dos The firm offered
40 the dollar, which offer was held IN allegiance.
Providence, II. l., Oct. 17.-Tnis morning before
aybr broke the house NJ Dwight Tyler I'm
iswoi Conn., placed pistol Ia TyleIs head and cllcl
HIM To give his money $3.50 The robbers also stole team
pursued Hope Village H. L. where they left the
team disappeared.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. lie. :. Brown, proprie-
tor Hotel planvis, and formerly Of Brow
Hotel Bloomdeld killed himself with carving knife while
tempora nly insane at PiAnvie this forenoon.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 1.-THE Palace Hotel was
formal, opened last evening 10 the public.
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OBIIUfR Y.
CORNELIES L. EVERIrT.

Cornelius l.. Evelitt, President of the New
York Glsiigbt Company, died yesterday morning at his
residence this city. lie born in lsOS, and nj an
early age catered the office Of the Company Of which he
aftorward became President and was rapidly promoted
After serving a term secretary, he was elected Vice
President and subsequently President OF The Company
For nearly half century h. has been connected with
this Company and for many years prominent in its bust
nee, interests At time he President of the her
camille Literary Library, aud for 20 years
tary and Treasurer of the second Company 7h Regiment
National Guard. At The time of his death he also
Wee President Of the Broadway savings Bank aud
director the Stuyyesant surhnc" company. He was
married twice, but both and his only child have
been dead several years. He WAS very correct and
methodcal ia all his habits, and hi strong common sense
and wei Known prObity cansCd him ~ bc sought after
rs "a trustee and oi estates requiring prudent
and ,killiu management. lie literary I'm his tastes
and given hospitality His charities 10 worthy objects
were numcrOls and dispensed after careful inquiry. Ia
ms death Company Osts valuable officer. and the
city AN old citizen OF recognized character and ability
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GRIMES AND CAsuALTIEe-BY TELEGRAPH

MONTREAL, Oct. 1G-To-day steam.bargc ran
INTO Loci So on the Gachine Canal breaking c gate and
iucrupng navigation. The repairs viii Il"bd'N ht com
pri.d Tuesday next.
AuBUnN n. y. Oct. 17.-Charlcs Sonthwick, the
murderer of William Hare Cayuga Comfy, ana lisng
innrss The nero Of DE Wit Ieneyck, war
sentenced Yesterday the 10 piisOl for life the latter FOR
year.
WAsuINGToN. oct. 17.-ExplOsions Of Illuminating
oil reIr 1plosye continue here Three have
occurred wthin the att three days severely burning '"o
persons.
STANFORD. Conn. Oct. l7.-Gldeon Ferris, "a
wealthy resident Of Greenwich was Ruled ~ STANFORD ff5
evening. by be- Z O'Clock train from NewSofk
W.smNGTON Oct. l7.-Durng the last five
ront known r. "dog days" the p0undmastr has
capturcd aud Killed 2,222 dogs.
TopoNro Ont. Oct. l6-William Peters, a lunatic
n a waitng 10 transferred the asylum hanged himself
80 The bar Of his cell yesterday.
BosToN Oct. l7.-Eliphalet Joncs boarding
house keeper nnmtrd suicide Friday hight owing to
financial enb1ff 1ssneDts
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orr DOOR SPORTS.
RAcING AT IrEoME Pack To.DAY.

NNN TNN 4 IT TViE TNTN IV-I'lI
The last days races OF the Autumn meeting
Of tue American Jockey Club will be At jerome Park
to-day They were postponed from saturday. account
of The rain contests OF much interest looked for
and tn delay had the effect Of increaSn" the amount Of
money WIgeIcl on the racing, considerable additional
lctn having been done 1t the pOOlTOOms on SATURDAY!
The fact that tLc Fan meeting of Tie Maryland Jockey
Ciuh hczii- tomorrow may diminish little the attend
ancc ~ jerome Park to-day. some own'Ts OF stables
viii probably Doe INV Hing To wait until L. NIGHT bulur'
starring for Baltimore. II viii also Interfere somewhat
with the plans Of men who have horses engaged III the
early races OF the Maryl tun, Whch are entered 10
RIM IL The CLOSING contests at JcI ONE Iaii.
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ARcTIC EXPLOR ALTON.

RETURN or TIE PtNDORA-uDINGs OF TIE .IFRr
AND DISCOVERY PROSPECTS OF AITAINING 4
NIGH LATITUDE.
SOUrUANPTOs. Oct ~, 1873.
The steamer Pandora, fitted ont Ivy Lady
Franklin has returned 10 spIteaI she brings lettr
which Capt. Mares deposited at Canary Islands The
Alert and the Discovery arrived there ON the 18th Of
July and left again for Smiths Somi. They left UpCnst
the 22d OF july and Cape York the 18th OF July
The season was very Oren one, and there every
prospect Of attaining high latitude. All were well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18

PROHIBITION NOMINEES FOR STATE OFFICERS.
A meeting of the Prohibition organization
was held on Saturday evening at Morris Hail. at Sixth
ave and Twenty-third-st. Charles Graham presided
The Chairman of the Committee on Nominations re-
ported that no city county ticket had been adopted
w that time and II recommended that the parry
ghould support either the Republican or Democratic
tickets the ground that neither bore the name OF
man opposed to the traffic in liquor The Committee
recommended the following nominees FOR state oieerF,
and they were approved:
Secretary Of State-George T. DusenbnTy.
COntrOiier-AlphODsO A. Hopkins.
Attorney Gcnerdi-Ely I. Marsh.
TredSWer-StepbeD Il. Ayres.
state Engineer and UrceyOr-Ge0rge a. Dudley.
canal C0mnissiOncr-Ira Bell.
STATE PRISON Inspcctor-J. Is. Gibbs.
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,roE BAYARD eFRENADED At RALEIGH

RALEIGH, n. c., Oct. Ex-senator Thomas
I. Bavard was serenaded saturday night at the 1al-
horongh House. lie was introduced by Mayor Manly
uc did not entcr into partisan politics, bat asked the
peopIc Of North Carolina 10 acti 1876 upon the prlh
cple that party rickery Is not politics. DHt tha ou! 10
the country * next to devotion TO God; he wanted the
mon NJ the South united, not for Southern pre-
nouderance or Southern control but to secure the hrs
great princi,,lc Of happy union the equality OF the
states: he urged the people OF North Carolina to cut
vote GOOD will between the sections aud hoped the
people Of all the states would do likewise lie e"henueu
amid great cheering The Senator was escorted to tho
do,,o, nv the Two military companies Of the city, the
route being illuminated by bOnires.
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NOMINATIONS IN SUFFOLK COUNTY.

The local nominations OF both parties III
Suffolk County completed, are as follows: Member
of Assembly, Samuel b. Gardner, Dem; Nathan ID.
Petty Rep County Treasurer. Joseph H. Nevins. DEM
Stephen Is. French, Rep; Distrct-AttorDcy NIlan
Wickhan, Dem; Thomas Young, Rep; superintendent
Of the Poor VIM T. Hulse, Dem; L. Hampton Milford,
Rep: Justice of Sessions, John D. CoOpCr. Dem; Moses
H. smith Rep; Coroners. T.. Forest Preston. Barton d.
Skinner Ebenczer r. Jarvis. Dem; ITeadwc L. Ireland
David III. IIailock. Edward Hanml Rep School Com
mssionprs Isl District james Halsey. Dem; Horace
H. BENJAMIN Rep. Hid District Thos :. Mount Dem;
s. Orlando Lee, Rep.
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THE PERUVIAN REPUBLIC.

4 LARGE CONTRACT FOR GUANO EXECCTHD-BrsI.
NESS IMPROVING.
LIMA, sept. 20.-The Government Commits
soners have RANGED contract in Paris for the sale OF
100000 tons Of gHano. No particulars are yet pub
liahed Financial matters haye improved in consequence
Of loan from the banks. Government paper has risen
in value, and an easier feeling in business and financial
cirrce nrc ,nils.
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BRooKLYNs CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
REPORTED INTENTION or PA. SCHROEDER TO WITH
Ill. l.a.N-I

REPORTED INTENTION OF p. A. SCHROEDER TO WITH
DRAW PROM THE CONTEST.
A rumor that ex-COntr0ller Frederick A.
schrocder, the Republican candidate for Mayor of
Brooklyn had privately announced determination
70 reconsider his acceptance Of the nomination,
and TO withdraw from the MayoraIV contest
gained some circulation yesterday. reporter
waited the house Of Mr. Schroeder last evening 10 make
inquiry concerning the report, but Mr. Schroeder was
absent The reporter informed, however, that Mr..
schroeders family unaware Of any such determine
ton on his part. Some leading Republicans
declared that there "no truth whatever
IN the rumor, and that they were "eh'hnslaSue
in their dc sire and efforts TO elect MI Schroeder
Other. -ad that the not without i0undauoh
& Mr. Shredder had been urged 10 withdraw either III
favor OF ex-Aderlnan h. I. BackhOuse, the nominee Oi
the Independent CITIZENS and TaNpayers Association
o. of Gen. stewart L. WOOdfOrd or John T. Henry
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ROME, Oct. 1.-THE newl appointed tar
linal NOhili Vi'cllcSchi is dead
GREAT SALE OF PURE BLOOD CATTLE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. IA correspondent
referring the sales 81 pure bloOds i'll the Blue Grass
lios states that never before in the history of short
horn cattle has there been large crowd and 50 inter
o.tng a sale the grand one at NneWOOd. BIDDERS
were pr, sent even from Great Britain. FOrty-iOir
I've cows and hcii,rs brought T5S2l0, ami 20 imported
ones So .22j-a total for 81 of SOB 49, Four
native bulls sold Ton SLID and i've imported ones for
-I2 3OO total for rinc bulls of rll,Oi5 The total for
~ animals S23, $40. With the exception % thc
Now YORK Mill. SALE Ibis rs considered the greatest
Ilu1nn iln mr. rnuIiuclf.