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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-04
LMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HIGH WATER.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 3, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer City o. Richmond Bp. Mechlery. Liverpool via
Queenstown-J Dale.
steamer Republic (Br. Gleade Liverpool via Queens
steamer England Br. Thompson Liverpool via Queens
town. W Hurst
Steamer Italy CBr) Thomson Iondon-F W Hurst
Steamer Assyria (Br, Donaldson, Disqualification
Steamer California Dr. ovenstone Glasgow
Bros.
steamer Vile dc Paris FD. Calhoun Havre-George Mac
kenEie.
Steamer Mayhower, Davidson. Phiadelphia--Jas Hand
Steamer Middlesex, Hubbard, Bristo-H w Jackson
Son.
ship Mary whtrdge. Cutler. shanghai-sater Liver
more.
Ship IvanhOe DID, Luke. Iivsrpoo-Charles Wright
Ship Red Gauntlet (Br,, Swan Lverpool-chas Wright
A Co.
ship Liverpool. Lambert London-Grinnell Mnturn 4
Co.
Slip Sir Lancelot (Br. Hepburn, Misunderstanding 4
Bark Charley (sr) Robinson, Liverpooi-C W Bertaux
BARK Giuseppe Aassone ttaD, Meretto Cork for orders
Bark President (Br), Barker Hamburg-J Whitney &
nark I.eocadia Ger wenkc, Bremen-I Baetjer
Bark Carolina Casanova QtaD, Mazzeo, freste-John
Seager.
Bark Sole dtaD vervena. Napes-Funch Edge 4 Co.
Bark Lizzie Cameron (Br). Cameron, Savannah-Perkns
job.
Brig Albany (Brl, Aerarnan, Belfast Tucker
Brig Pa Aus soldatieh, Pireus (Greece)-slocovich
Co.
schr Adiie q Southland Doane Para-G Amsinck Il Co
Schr Jacob Ridgeway, Townsend, Para-Burdett
Pond
Schr ] X Lawrence. Herrick Decentralization 4 Asmus.
schr Laura Pride Br Stevens, Port de Paix-Brett, Son
schr Henry Buschman, Norris st Johns MI Fwhtney
60.
schr Lancaster CBr). Hatfield Halifax, NsP Nevius
SON
schr Watson (Br, Starkey Yarmouth, NS-P Nevius
schr Annie Currier (B. vanwart St John. NB-Heney
Parker.
Schr Allegheny, Maddox. Bangor-R p Buck 4 Co.
Schr Condova vii SON Providence-H w Jackson Son.
Sehr Goodwin, Williams. stamord-stamiord Manufae-
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
kEPUBLIcAN PRIMARIES ELECTION OF DELE
GATES TO SARATOGA

kEPUBLICAN PRIMARIES SELECTION OF DELE
GATES TO SARATOGA.
The regular republican party held primary elections
last evening in the several Assembly districts through
out the city, for the purpose OF eectng delegates and
alternates the State Convention be held Sara
toga ON the Sth inst The elections generally passed
of very quietly 1t had been expected that there would
be some trouble in the Sixth Assembly district ac-
OF the III feeling displayed the last meeting by
some Of the members toward one another, but none
whatever occurred
The following the delegates elected
FIRST DIsrRIcr-W illiam orion General II f. Davies
Ahernates--Michael W. Burns John Robinson.
SECOND DIsrRIcT-Morris Fredsan, Pierre c. Van
Wyck Alternatcs-Denns Shea Joseph Flood
rnIRD DlsTRIcT-John Hoey, +. Delaied Smith Al
ternates-rhomas +. Geary James Fleming
FouRrn DIsrRlcr-wilam Laimbeer Jr Sherid IN
Shook Alternates-George W. Weed, John T. Dowlcy.
FIFrn Decentralization Lent, Benjamin +. Stiles,
John DeNres. Allernates-Joseph Murphy Charles
SIxrm DlsrRIcr-Georre II Van Mort, Elwood f.
! Thorne. Aternates-Frederck smzer, Charles Grcr.
SEVENTH DlsrRcr-John d. lawson, Cornelius Van
Colt. Frederick W. Seward Observation-Disclosures A.
Shields Edward Buss Andrew kInnes.
EIGnra DlsrRIcr-John J. o'Brien, Robert G. Nc;
Cord, G. Frederick Gmndcr Aternates-C onrld
Geb, Gustavus A. Ratz, Adam Kunkel
Ninth DisTRlcT-GeOrge +. Merklee, Gilbert j.
Hunter Andrew j. Campbell George f. Kasmire
Alternates-Georgc Bush, John W. Jacobus, Jonn
NJ. Costa Herman VI Meyer.
TKSru DsTRIcr-willam II. Lockwood Louis J.
Kirk, Joseph Rheinboldt Aternates-Joseph Schnei
der Charles Guenther, John Hughes
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT-Edwn d. Morgan, John H.
White John j. Townsend, Thomas L. James Alter
nates-Charles c. Pinckney, Charles A. Peabody, Jr,
James McAtec Robert Utley.
TWELFTH DsTRICT-.Iohn Hart Frederick Klein
Aternaes-Iohn Gangloh, Asa ID. Bennett.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRIcT-Charcs ). Spencer. Hugh
Gardner, Isaac Dayton. Alternates-Samuel Barclay
John II. Van Wyck. Andrew A. Schedler
FOURTEENTH DIsTRIcT-John ii. Brady, Joseph G.
Pinckney. Alternates-William ii. Falconer, John j.
kchoe
FIPTEENTH DIsTRIcT-Henry G. Leask, William Mont
gomery John NJ. Fisher. ADMINISTRATION Burtiss
Martin L. Rouse, William s Murray.
SIXTEENTH Decentralization Henry Anthem. Theo-
dore Kelly Aternates-John ID. Ottiwell Her
man q. Carter.
SEVENTEENTH DIsTRIcT-JoelW Mason, Benjamin X.
Phelps, s. y. SimOnson. Charles A. Flammer Alter
nates-Clark f. Whttemore, Cornelius Blauvet John
Curry. Louis Bremen.
EIGHTEENTH DIsTRIcT-Chester A. Arthur, Thomas
Murphy, Henry h. Rowland. Aernates-Horace NJ.
Ruggles, o. r. C. Billings u. D. T. Marshall.
NINErEESTH DIsTRIcT-Willam H. Wareing, Richard
II. Greene. Allernates-David NJ. Holmes, Andrew
Bleakley.
TWENTIETH DIsTRcT-AonZo =. Cornell, George
Opdyke, Jacob Hess John X Cecil Aernates-Wi lillian
Marsh De Witt C. Ward Herman Cantor Charles Whit
lock.
TwESTY-Ymsr DISTRICT lin disputel
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GENERAL CHARLES AUGUSTA FRossARD.


The Of the close Of eventfu career was
flashed the cable last night in these brief words
General FrossaTd dead "
General Frossard is the man who opened the Franco
Prussian war August 2, 1870, by attack saars
bruck. At the time he was IN command OF the Second
corps Of the Army Of the Rhine and although his
did good work August they defeated Spich
ern Heights on the 9th and forced 10 Metz
This defeat the means OF making FrOssard very
popular, and il not until 1872 when he published
his Rapport sur les Operations du 2me Corps de
lArmc du Rim dams la Champagne de 1870 " that he
hcved his name Of the cloud which had
left il since he deserted the field at Spichern. He
engaged in the battles Of COurcees MARSHA Tour and
GraveUtte AT the last named engagement he taken
prisoner and kept the fortress until the close of the
war. He educated at the Polytechnic School In
Paris aud IN the Military Academy at Metz Gradual
ing he entered the army in 1927 participated in the
Belgian campaign of lS3l-32 and was made a captain
for his bravery In 1888 he to Algeria and thir-
teen years later returned To Paris with the rank of
major In 1919 be comman led the corps OF Engineers
in Rome and In 1888 he made Director of the For
tihcations OF Oran, In Algeria. During the Crmean
war he acted as Chief Of Engineers OF the
Army the East He returned again Algeria where
he remained until 1859 when he ordered Italy,
with the rank OF general At the close Of the he
made Grand officer Of the Legion Of Honor, and
appointed Governor Of the Prince Imperial
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JACK CORBETT" AGAIN.
CAUGHT IN AN ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY-TERRIFIc
ASSAULT on HIS GATOR.

CAUGHT IN AN ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY-TERRIFIC
ASSAULT on HIS CAPToR.
Detective Thompson, of the Central Once while riding
a Fourth about six o'clock last evening
noticed three men, OF them the notorious Jack
Corbet try the side door OF the drug of Isaac
Hatch. Of Twentieth street and Fourth avenue
The officer jumped of the car and he did three
men disappeared in the hallway. He then went into
the drug and told the clerk To be care
full, there three thieves hanging around
the place. In going through the store 10 the rear
Detective Thompson encountered Jack Corbett, who
coming from the direction OF the outer yard The
detective endeavored to hold him, but he managed
eude his grasp, and ran down Fourth avenue tho
officer In hot pursuit At the Of Nine
teenth street the detective drew his revolver and
ordered him stop, which order Corbett imme-
diately obeyed, and, walking toward him, gave
himself up and went quietly along for about
half block in apparently resigned mood.
suddenly, however he turned on Detective Thompson,
struck him with his clenched first in the face and
catching him by the throat butted him over the eve,
brows with his head But the desperate was length
brought 70 bay and taken to the Threth station
house, where he was searched and large brass key
found IN his possession, which II ascertained fitted
the side door OF the drug store.
Later on in the evening Jack brought to the Cen
tral Office by Detectives Thompson and Titus He
Mragned before Inspector Dilks The Inspector said
TO him, Jack, you are here again" Eyes, " an
swered JACK, they have got me here a suspicious
what you doing in Fourth avenue :" asked the
Inspector.
II trying to get away with that drugaists I'll
but hadn't the right men with me
After this little cooquy Jack was escorted into the
detective Office where his and description we're
taken and charges OF attempted burglary aud assault
a officer preferred against him He was
locked up in the same cell which be had occupied about
a week ago when arrested on suspicion Of being tho
murderer Of James H. Noe He viii be arralgnod At the
Tombs Police Court TO day.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

EMILY FARNUM, ll0I TONS built at Portsmouth. NIL
In 1854 sold Francisco 70 in the
lumber trade. for $4,000 gold.
BARK Abbey HoLxE DR. at San Francisco Aug 20 from
Newcastle NSW had light winds gout except Aug
%. when 10 miles SW Of Farralones had strong NNW
gale, during which carried maintopgallantma
BARK ORIANSA DR., Callens, from Quebec 26th ult, for
Greenok timber laden threw overheard deck load At Bic
and proceeded
BARK ECUADOR (Br) st John NIB for Liverpool. which
ashore Bria Island has been examined by the Port
dead wood gone forward the shoe gone both forward ana
about ~ feet Of the keel gone forward and 10 feet at
chafedsoe Of them nearly through to the tmbcrs hey
that the damaged plank be taken aud the
keel and lower piece OF stem be taken out for further exam
nation The captain reports Oinch Iineh anu one
Oinch hawscr badly chRcd and quantity ofuos and
badly and destroyed lot Of tools lost and boat
left on the Island
Of chbueo harbor and purchased by George
Mcleod together with has been taken on the shoa
and Is now being lifted for sea-
Sem JOHS II CoUScE, from Hoboken for Lynn, went
assistance, without damage aud arrived at vineyard haven
sem MAUD wEBsTkR from Bangor Me. into the der.
guys the lighthouse. az Middle Ground Long Is
the derrick and disabling the chr The latter u.
oosed from the guys by saving them the next morning
Cant Kofoed of bark Thor. Phade pha from vigtut
had found about July 2O pierced by four bullets
pistol was hand The Winogenc being ice bound Capt
autwsrd passage Ii supposed that no committed Sui-
eide
U,ty.x Ms Sept 3--The Anchor line steamer sidonian,
Glasgow and Liverpool, which arrived here this morn
ing experienced very rough weather OnatermAser "'ay
was washed overheard ON the oath ult
IAuScHED-At Boston Sept l, from the yard Of Mr.
Abie love barkentne OF about go tons not yet
AZ Baltimore I'd inst schr Maggie CLARK from the yard Of
Tbos Co. She was built Tor Patrick ClArk ~a<
-
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept 2-Anived. bark Margaret Evans CBr
Hurry. Philadelphia
Sailed 3D. bark County of Richmond D, lie Blanc, New
York
BRIsroL, Sept 2-sailed brig Clara Pickens. Coombs
United States.
BELFAST. sept s-Arved. bark Thorwald Dutch Chris
Jensen. Pensacola
BFnGES, Aug 3o-Aryed, brig Annie DAM Brown. Balti
more mot previously.
BREMEN, Sept Arrived EiA GER. Schultz New
York
CARDIFF, Sept s-ArrivSd chr Robinson Glover New
York; also the Maria ~, from Boston.
cApz-sailcd, brig EvIe Allen Cs. Azevedo New York.
DuSGESEss Aug 9o-oa. brig Five Brothers, Thurlow,
from New York for stettin.
GREESocK. Sept 2-Saied bark Champion (Br), Allen,
North America; brig G Sherwood (Br), Harper, do.
GHEST Aug 3O-Arrived. bark Perou (swe) Frederksen
Paseagoula.
HULL Sept 3-Arrved steamer Othello DR. Rogers, New
York.
HELvoEr Sept 2-sailed George Jones (Br), Por
ter New York
HAvRE, Sept ARRIVED bark Malacca (Br). RIVAL West
Coast South America
LIVERPOOL Sept 3-Arrved ship II L Richardson Ander-
Sailed I'd banks Emily (Br Riddle North America; Milo
(Br), Robbins, do.
LONDON Sept ARRIVED brig Sterling (Br), Thompson,
Wilmington. NC, vim Halifax 3D. barks Umgeni ir Scar
gle New York; Heinrich Rodbertoo (GeD Kroger Whining
ton, NC
Also arrived 3D. ship Lancaster Leland New York; bark
II /. Routh Martin, do
Sailed Sd, ship Advice (Br) Wallace North America.
LEGnoRS, Aug 3o-Arrived, bark Hornet Hopkins Pha-
dephia
Sailed about 3oth bark Lucille (Br. Andrews. Phadel-
phia
NEwRY Sept 2Saied bark BattIeaxe (Br Craig United
States.
PKSARrH, Sept 2-Arrved. barks San Anna Maria dtaD
Maresca, Boston; Eblana (Br. Scott st john NIB brig
Suovo st Michele GtaD, Siano, New York
QuEENsrowS, Sept3 3. ii AM-sailed, steamer Germanc
(Br). Kennedy from LIVERPOOL New York.
Arrived 3D. sehr w l. Bradley. Chase. Matanzas
son, Philadelphia for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM, Sept l-Saed, brig Alaska (Br), Tucker,
philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 3-Arrived, steamer Leipzig (Ger)
Hoffman Baltimore for Bremen.
SLIGO, Sept 2-saied brig Mabel (Br) secord North
America.
STOCKHOLM Aug 3o-Arrved, bark Johann CSwe) Ny
strom New York mot previously.
SINGAPORE, Sept 3-Arrived previously bark Nehemiah
Gibson. Bradford, Newcastle, NSW, to load for Boston
ST HELENA-Arrived, ship Nancy Pendleton, Pendleton
Coconada for Marselles
Sailed from -, MARY Tacker," United States.
LONDON Sept "a telegram from Buenos Ayres says
broke board schr Lotte kots and that the vessel
scuttled.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BRIpcKwATER. Ms, Sept l-saied bark Progress CNOr)
Cow BAY Sept ARRIVED brig Somerset (Br) Haley Bel
Havana Sept 2-sailed bark W f Anderson Brandt New
York Sd. steamer City of Mexico Sherwood from New
HALIFAX, Sept 2--Arrived briggs Countess CBr) Brine
Demerara Queen Of the West (BrJ Ham do; Sd
MArASzAs, Sept ARRIVED, brig Machas, Bartlett Port
MusauAsn, NIB, sept ARRIVED bark Abigail OBJ, Ray
mond Gioueester Mass ss; Inn
from New York.
QuEBEc, Aug 3i-Arrived. Canadian tBr Miller
,,sIJonSs, NJ. Sept Arrived steamer Nova scotian
ST. Ions NIB Sept a-Arrivcd bark Brothers Pride tBr,
Brown Iralee via sydney. cB' Algeria tBD Brown Lon,
vlcIoRIA, Aug 25-Aniyed bark Albaera CBr), Banks
PER STEAMER MANI
ASTwERP Aug l9-sailed, sarah. RILEY, America .
BREMEN Aug Io-Arrived Rhein 81, Brickenstein New
CALCUTTA July 22-saed Duleep Singh Lloyd, New
DOVER Aug 2I-of Terpschore, oerichs from New York
GRIxssY, Aug 22-saed Coquette Lauretzen San Fran
cisco
GLOUCESTER, Aug 23-sailed Carlo Lauro New York; q
GRErSocK Aug 2s-Arri,ed State of Pennsyvani o..
GhSoA, Aug ls-Arrived Prudente PorinelIo, New Or
leans
GRGESrI, Aug l3-Saled Maresca, Ciento Philadelphia;
HAsrlSGs, Aug 22-Od, Maria Louisa from Nieuw dep
HAvRE, Ang 2l-Ceared, Forrest Eagle Homer, United
States
IsLK WIGHT Aug 22-Of. Constance Law from Ant
werp for Philadelphia; 23d Shamrock, from Hamburg
New York.
LIvgRrooL, Aug 22-Arrlved, Bothnia ts) Noodle New
York Nevada s). Jones' do; sd Indiana ts Clark Pha
delphia.
Sailed 2Ist, Carolina Moor Charleston Marena Glouces.
ter Mass I'D, Won der Heyd Michais Wilmington Nc
23d, Nymphen, Hegcnsen. Philadelphia
Cleared 2st, Emerald Isle, Marin, New York; X Kim
ball Humphreys, SANDY Hook.
LONDON, Aug 21-Arrived. Star of jamaica Sack New
York NJ Cam, Cam, Quebec.
Cleared 2lst Oulton, Wilson, Callao; 23d Clara r.
Galuboyc. New YORK.
Entered out 2lst Goddard Johnson Boston, Guiseppe
Rocca Paas, New York; Amecitia. Runners. do.
Sailed from 'irayesend I'D, Olympia, New York
LsDoN, Aug l4-Sailed, Proteus McCalder, New York
18TH Trumpn Gibbs. Rio Grande
LEGuoRN, Aug lS-Saled, Eliza, NOrdbom, Baltimore
Virginia l. Stafford, Curry. Malaga
MAnsEiLs, Aug l9-sailed Nuoya EmaCelestina, Star
PORTLAND, Aug 2I-OG, Assemta, vivadi, from London
for New York
ROTTERDAM, Aug 2o-Cleared. Janneue schrier New
York.
sALcoxBE, Aug 23-oG, Lightning Watson from London
for New York
Sr MIcnAEIs Aug 5-Arrived, Amisade, Mero, Boston.
TRURO, Aug 2l-Saied Auelia Peake. Pascagoula
lExkL, Aug 2lArrved. Lillian, Rumbal Philadelphia
WANNA, Aug l4-rrived Inkusria, Pereira, Phladei-
phia. '
BREMEN Aug lSThe master tWischusen) OF the Niagara
arrived here from New York. reports having passed Aug IT,
In lat 10 y, lon "a W the of apparently
British American schooner drifting her cargo The
had an elliptic stern painted black with yellow riband
bowsprit painted white, aud white poop with house. The
masts were broken OIL about feet above deck but
name to be
MAILMAN July l3-Ship John Cushing, for Foochoooo
which sailed hence June % and put leaky with
be
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DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK.

There good attendance yesterday afternoon at
Deerfoot Driving Park, and the $500 purse brought
strong Geld to the post In the betting Ellen Mary had
the call with Lady Woods second choice Edith third
and Jim, Lady Annie and Sherman in the field Lady
Woods the first heat, and then Edith, keeping
Woods, and Edith secured the fourth In the 800
Sweepstakes only Wlsey Boy and Kitty put in ap-
pearance, Wsey Boy the first, Kitty the second
and third and WIlsey Boy the fourth The last heat
rOtted nearly in the dark and the judges post
poned both events until to-day at two 7. VI. match
between Love and Nellie Gender and another between
Edith and Lady Woods, both wagons will also be
trotted to-day The following a summary of yester-
dav
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AST1-TAMMANY DELEGATES.

The Tenth Assembly district electors opposed to Tam
many Hall having met to elect delegates to Syracuse,
with J. j. Chnch in the chair the following resolutions
were offered and adopted -
Whereas the the democratic party, national
State aud city due mainly the proper appreciation Of
labor and the paid to industry therefore be il
Resolved That the action of Mayor Mickhan and his
Commits reducing almost pauperisIn the honest
and deserving laborer demands and should
condemnation.
Malcolm Campbell John A. Dinke and W. p Mitchell
then elected delegates TO Syracuse.
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS BARRON.

yhomas Barron Of the most respected OF the old
New York merchants, died at No II Washington place
the 3lst ult, at the age of eghtysx years He
born Woodbridge ~ j. ia the first brick house which
built in that State. For many years his early
lie he carried on mercantile business at New Orleans
He subsequently returned to the North, and settled in
this city, where for the last forty years he has been
largely Interested IN various commercial enterprises
beng heavy stockholdcr In all leading railway
companies Mr. Barron never married. He leaves
estate estimated at from 50 900 900 81 600 OO0
The funeral took place Yesterday at Woodbridge y. Y
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adopted distinguishing CostOn night signal for
board yacht showing while burn
ing the eoos red changing from one TO the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tans OF vessels upon seeing signal will obge by pre-
pairing any marine they may have Tor tho ship News
Department Of the HERALD
H3-Pesons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York by addressing such vessels care
of HERALD yacht. pier No East River. New York
Letters received from all parts the world aud promptly de-
hvered Duplicates are required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shpmasters informed
that by elegraphng the HERALD London Bureau NO 40
Fleet street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe the arrivals at
and departures from European and Eastern ports 81 Ame
can and all foreign vessels trading with the United states
the same will be cabled this country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
terranean will find the Paris Office the more economical
and expeditions Tor telographing nows.
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SAILED.

Memnon (r). for Liverpoo barks Themis Nor,
Queenstown Famouth Marie Gerl, Stcttn Atlas tNor
Philadelphia; brgs II Jones, Gibraltar; Nellie Cay, st
Johns PR; Manuel Sp CadE: Guisborough (Br), Port
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yVINcHEsrEws SPECIFIC PILL

certain and speedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY
WEAKNESS &C thoroughly tested for 30 with
feet TWO 70 So generally sufficient "a
effect radical For further information &c nd tor
CIRCULAR 81 per box; six boxes -. ny malt seearsg
sealed with iul directions for use.
Prepared only by WINCHESTER 4 Co, ChsnalsaA
80 john street, New Horh
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. Finished fourth: placed MIN Tor running
SAME DAY-rHRD RAcE.-Conditlonal purse of
81 900 Goldsmith Maid with running competitor)
Time TO beat her own record of 2:l4 obtained at MyS
tic Park mile heats and three trials 81 600 to be given
her owner Tor the attempt and 81 900 additional If Time
IL beaten
ii. y. Smiths b. M. Goldsmith Maid (Budd Doble).
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
OF sEPTEMBhR
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SPOKEN.

Bark Thomas Pope szandsr from New York for GASOOn'
Jaly ~, Las AZ n, Ion 10 w.
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Bs- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIouT.-Tho Nay YoaE
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SAME UAN--ENTkA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF VIZ,
for all ages mile heats catch weights and no dis
lance S75 to the first and $50 To the second horse
NJ. Days b. m. Lorena, years old, by Re
volver, dam Gentle Annie Observation-Disclosures. l
W. T. Knapp's b. g. Leamingtonian. .............
lime, | as 1-l:47A.
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TnE. gHEArEsr rAIX .nELIEvEn IN rnE WORLD

Il Is DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LGNIMENT. an inter-
nal a. well rs external remedy has been warranted for
over - years aud not bottle returned cures chronic
rheumatism, sore throat, pains la the limbs, buck aud
chest Group diarca collie aud spasms No should
90 20 without IT, Sold by the druggists Depot 10 Park
Place
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SAME DAY-FOrRrH KAcE-Purse No. II, OF S4OOO,
free Tor all mile heats, best three in i've in harness.
81 900 to the first 81 900 the second $500 to the
third and 800 the fourth horse; entrance ten per
cent of purse and five per cent only II declared out;
closed with six subscribers Of which two declared out
Benjamin Macc's gr. e Hopeful. ............. l
VIM. lOvells b. m American Girl. ............
c. ;. Green's b. m Lulu. Observation-Disclosures. dr..
Budd Dobe's b. m Goldsmith Maid .......... DIR.
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SAME DAY-SEcoSD RAcE-Purse No. IL. OF S! 00O
for horses that beat 22S mile heats best three in
five In harness; So 600 10 the FIRST 900 to the
ond 5000 the third and 500 to the fourth horse the
Association adding $3.50 to the fifth and $3.50 TO the sixth
horse entrance ten per cent Of purse and i've only II
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CHARTER OAK PARK.

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