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The six gentlemen who tied their score shot of at
three birds EACH Messrs Bayes and Wynne killing all
their birds second trial at three birds each be-
tween these two gentlemen resulted in another tie and
a final round shot, In which Mr.. Bayles
cessul killing his three birds IN fine style, while Mr.
Wynne missed his first and third birds.
SAMR DAY AND PLAcE.-Sweepstakes, SO entrance;
thirty yards rise; three birds each
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TIME.

SAME DAY AND TRACK.-Purse No. 8, 5000, for double
teams substituted for purse OF 81 600 for tree for all
mile heats three in hve $3.50 to rst 500 to second,
$50 TO third.
W. Woolsey's b. m Princess and b. m. Hart
field Belle. Observation-Disclosures. 2
J. Murphy's blk. &. Dick Croker and blk. &.
Ned FOTTest. ........-........ L
w. G. Trmble's ch. m. Music and &. Harry
Gilbert -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. dr.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

A regular ''shoot of the Long Island Gun Club, for
the club cup took place Dexter Park yesterday. The
day cold and lowering, the birds dull but the
shooting was very good large number Of the lovers
OF sport present and much interest in the result
was manifested This is the second time that the cup
has contested for the winner the previous oc
cason having been MI b. Talbot The following Is
the
SUMMARY.
DEXTER PARK, Long Island October IL 1875
Pigeon shooting; regular cup contest under the new
rules of the Long Island Gun Club entries
rs yards rise; birds each.
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TIC MuIutIs pau 10 To
THE RACE

The start was very poor, Ambush getting away
eral lengths ahead OF the others, Dauntess second
Mollie Carew third Cyril beaten before be made jump
Ambush was first the foot OF the blum but before he
rot around the hill Molie Carew in the lead Am
bush second Dauntless third, Cyril fourth The young
sters passed around the hill in this way, and
when they appeared in sight Molle Carew had
the best Of it by length, Dauntlcss second,
Ambush third, Cyril fourth. When the three-quarer
pole was passed Moe Carew was leading
neck only Dauntess second three lengths front Of
Cyr who was half alongth ahead OF Ambush Dauntcss
soon took the lead and Noble Carew being struck with
tic whip swerved across the track. Dauntess home
winner ~ tour lengths AMBUSH second head in ad
vance OF cyril who two lengths in advance Of Mol
liz Carew Time
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horses that never beat 1885, mile heats three nve
harness. 900 10 the rst $500 20 the second $500 to
the thrd and 5000 TO the fourth horse per
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TRoTTING AT PROSPECT PARK.

Park Fair Grounds Association brought but very
few spectators and the sport fell far short Of what the
prog ANNE promised. FIRST the programme was
the 2:3S class foR $4oO which closed with nine
teen entries, but only two started. The second was
the double race with three enrios for purse of
$500, but again only two started The betting was
very light Bessy ruling long odds for the 23S purse,
and Woolsey's team selling at to for the double
team race.
SUMMARY
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, L. l., October IL,
1S75-Purse No Z $500, for horses that have never
beaten 2:3S mile heats three FIVE, in harness; $3.50
first 800 second $50 to third nineteen entries
two starters.
j. Dougrey's G m. Bessy for Sleepy Mary).... / l
T. W. Welherbees b. G. Langdon .............. 2
All others drawn.
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THE THIRD RACE.
PURSE $500, for all ages. Two miles.

NJ n Sanford's b. h. Mate, by Au tr .lian, dam Mat
tie Gross years old lis lbs. (haywardl ........
John o. Donnell's CHI c. Miner by bennington, dam
by Lexington, years old, % lbs tSayersl. .......
K w. Sears Oh. C. Acrobat by Lexington, dam
Sally Lewis years old los lbs. tSparlingl 49,.
w Cottrilps D. G. Colonel Michigan, by Harry OF the
West dam Emeine, years Old, los lbs. (Swim).
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AFTER THE DEAD HEAT

AFTER HEAT.
Big goo goo soo aoo
The Matues paid sla 10 the first heat, and s. %
on the second
Revolt had the best OF the send on Lizzie second
Invoice third, Big sandy fourth The horses up
the quarter stretch at very moderate rate Of speed
and when they passed the Judges stand Revolt was a
head III front Of Lizzie r. Invoice third Big Sandy
fourth. Gong around the upper turn, Revolt showed
the way by halt length, but when they reached the
quarter pole she mad only her head In front, Lizzie
second two lengths In advance Of Big Sandy the latter
one length ahead Of Invoice Coming down 70 the
blum, Lizzie r. outran Revolt and showed ia front
she swung around the HILL and had length the best or
II as she passed out of sight, Big sandy second half
length in front Of Revolt who two lengths
IN advance Of Invoice When the horses appeared
in sight on the lower turn, Lizzie was
leading length, Big Sandy second three lengths ahead
OF Revolt the latter one length III 'front.' OF Invoice.
Lizzie X showed the way into the homestretch, but
Big Sandy was coming after her strainng every nerve
and muscle 70 oyerake her and the whip was also used
10 AID hin IN his Efforts He gained on the gray My
inch by inch until at the stand he even terms
with her the judges making dead heat between them
Invoice was only beaten neck by the winners she
having made capital run up the homestrech, and y IS
thought by many that II she had begun her run little
sooner she would have won the race Revolt was not
pad lourth Time OF the mile anu quarter, Zls7a,
which was very good on so heavy track The owners
Of Big Sandy ana Lizzie agreed to run the dead heat
OF, and this done after the steeplechase.
HEAT DECIDED.
Bob Swim was now gwen charge OF Lizzie X Clark
stun having the mount on Big SANDY The horses
looked well when sent TO the three-quarter pole TO
decide which was the best horse. The flag fell TO
good start; but Big Sandy TO the 'front.' and
opened gap up the quarter stretch of four lengths,
with which advantage he passed the Judges stand.
Going around the upper turn Lizzie r. was sent along
a little faster and she closed up the gap to two
lengths the quarter pole. Big Sandy came
down TO the bluff leading three lengths,
and he carried this advantage around the hin. When
hc appeared the lower turn he was leading two
lengths, and this advantage he maintained into the
homestretch, and keeping IN front won good race by
two lengths IN 2:lSa
TILE SECOND RACE.
PURSE $500, for two year olds beaten maidens
allowed lbs OF $500 to carry lbs Of ST. 600
7 lbs. OF $1,000, II lbs extra Threequarters OF =
mile.
STARTERS.
A. Belmont's imported b. T. Dauntless by Macca
ROM, dam Aress 90 lbs. Brown ............... 1
George L. Lorillard's br. Ambush, by Australian,
dam Dolly Morgan, 95 lbs tMcCarthyl ........... 2
10 Donahue's b. Mollie Carew, by Narragansett,
dam Chignon, 92 lbs. tSeotp ......,............
p. Lorlard's b. 6. Cyril BY Planet, dam Fairy 92
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMusENENss.-ErnsrP AcE-slAth column.

4ss4TRsU5xENssn rts ss7stS SSISa
bILIIAkDS-.sEyKETn PAeR-Fifth column.
so1kD as tSs sH saGsr
sRo6KIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sAcosD
BgsIhsss ,PSS9EiTSS IirIEs-Sls,s P4e..
RsTAfE Fur
CLERKS xsD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r4a.-roursA
E50dHEss TsB column
aPa TsH t2 and
~, third eolnimnss
SSGSSThY r.SFg saaS Column
b wkH c HOUSES 70 IET1FUESIsHgD AND
EUROPEAN srEAAsnlrs-sncosD rASE-sscona col
EgEoPE1.sscosD P.er.POursn column.
kINE ARTs-vlRsr r4eE-siHih column
sok MONS AED TO
, snSosg PAeE-first column:
aELP WANTED FExALEs-sSTssSa '' PAss-rourth
HELP %1NrED-MALEs-srvnsrH P4ss-pinA col.
HORSES, eARRIAGEs Ac.-ErRsr PAe.--rhird and
h l,oEELs n,,GI rIa = FSh Column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAaH--sixth column.
asD s sSnn
MARBLE MANTELs-.sEvKSTa PAoE-sixth column.
MEDlOAL-SKvENrH fA0k-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DkEssAAKIAG-FIRsz PAGH-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Asn-
sixth column. NY.
MISC PAGE-Fourth column.
NAV PUBLICATIOhS--fIrTH PAGx--sixth column
YEkSONAL--FIRsr PAcR-FIrst column
PANOFoRTEs, ORGANS &C.-FIRsr PAeE-Second
PRoPOsALS-FIRsr PAsE-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
= RENr-SEcoND PAcE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Frst
REWARDS-FtRsr PAGE--Ftrst column
BALES AT AUCTION-SEvgSrH PAaR-Six tn column
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE
First, second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-SxvKSTH PACE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NoTIcKS-FIRsr PAaH-First and second col
sPoRIING-DoGs. BIRDS &C.-FInsr PAor--Third
L. column
sTORAGE-FIRsr rAcE--Second column.
SUMMER RESORTS-FIRsr PAcK-Flfth column.
THE TkADES-SEvRNTH PAGE-fih column.
THE TUkF-FIRsr PAcE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuKPOsES-SxcoHp PAGE
First column. l
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-srcoEp PAGn-Third and fourth
columns III.
UHFuRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGr-Second column.
WATCHES, JkWELkY, &C--SxvKxTH PAGR-Fifth
Yachts. sTEAMBoATs. &C.-EIRsz PAex--sixth col.
umu.
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QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA
FALLS.
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD

THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAN VII make ne TIP i tEGn MN YORK to
Sunday morning via Hudson River and New YorE
Central Railroad leaving the Grand Central Depot at
2o O'clock Actual running time 10 hours and the rate
OF speed 10 miles per nour arriving at the Falls at halt
past one IN the afternoon. Attached to this train will
be passenger coaches; also a Wagner sleeping and
drawing room COACH reauy IL O'Clock Saturday
night III
Passengers ny TINS can reach Chicago at
O'Clock Monday morning via the Lake shore and Mich
gan southern road by connection at Buffalo. thereby
Those desiring visit Sharon Springs arrive there
at O'Clock sunday morning, remain III hours at the
Springs and return by the lO47 train sunday evening
ARRIVING IN New York att O'Clock Monday morning
A limited number OF Tickets VIII be sold, and be
obtained only at the Herald office on the train.
REGULAR FARE CHARGED. NO EXTRAS.
n. B--For particulars and time table see advertise
ent under heading IRAXELLkR, = GUIDE
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CTIoN.-GEKTLEMEN's AND LADIES'
IA. Road and Park Establishments
at auction,

H. Road and Park establishments
THIS pay, SSNOnday(; July 2G ct u o'clock,
O' by W. SnNKfES and A sit nssnu'
the property three gentlemen belonging the club
consisting Of the finest and complete stock OF Horses.
Fe hsp WHIPS has BEEN at
auction this year No is the thoroughbred saddle Mare
horses in the country she has NIL of the saddle gats
trot inside Of three mln1es Is wsrranted so1na and
kind years old l5 hands high, aud Tor beauty and
50. Is qdys turnout, comprising one Of the hand
with heavy ,ai and name; years old sound ana Kind,
Tor harness or the sadde he cannot be exeeed he
aa new gas top 5 fSny and sn
as Ss. aqa lSs srsS @
hands 1s h S6 aa + pr gea and be
thorouahy broken 10 harness or the saddle this colt
cannot rot in minutes and % seconds The most Of
ranted sound and Kind.
o Saad sfGs sh Sound and
kind they fear nothins lady can ride or drive them
without tying ana the Of horse Is the best and safest
nGSSy FhestSm win gSs
TOP Road Wagon, good as new. No. light ITO pound
S 1 81 oT oHs ssps aS Se
mounted No II, set Of very light gold mounted Double
wool summer sbeets, fancy WAGONS, Mats Lap busters
% 10 Ibe 1h linen og Fv e NE n
No c extra nne leather Sets The wagons and harness
all city made ana first class ami warranted.
sale positive, rain or shine, the hiQnes bidder as
the parties leaving the city. Noce to
ersThe of gentemen's horses carriages solicited
Quick saIes and prompt returns QkO W. JENKINS
general Auctoneer, office No East Eighteenth
4 GENfLEMAN's ROAD ESTABLISHMENT
"A ON TUESDAY, A july AYo Il. Ar 10 O'CLOCK,
BY, Van TAssELL 4 KEAhNEY, AuGTInNEERS
STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVS.
BAY MARE. sired BY RYsDICK,s HAMBLEToYIAN,
dam AMERICAN STAR MARE, l594 hands high.
years old, kind and true IN all harness; free from
Vice very stylish and handsome, and Is war
ranted sound. kind aud true has been used on the
road does not shy or pull Is prompt driver; can
trot In TWO-rHIRlY sure, and Is now warranted
TO trot In
TWO.FORTY,
or no sale, and by proper handling will be made to
trut inside OF TWO-THIRrY; also
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON. six months old, made TO or
der by BREWSTER a CO. OF Broome street; and
hne single Harness. &C., &o
Robes, Blankets, Whip, &C. &C.
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A FOR SALE, A HAMILroNIAN TRoTTING MARE,
n. 10 hands high years old can trot mile better
gan three minutes or no sale also three other cheap
Horses suitable tor carriage grocery or EXPRESS good
trial aowed 10 be sold cheap Inquire nc zol wooster
street near Fourth in rear.
BARGAIN.-THE PROPERLY OF r. ROGUE,
N Esq, hne Patchen Horse, 10 hands, years sound
and Kind trots IN z'6O beautiful Abdallah bay Mare,
- hands, trots fast years Old sonno ana knc
order, best makers Private stable iM East Twenty
second DuaaA
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HORsEs. CARKIAGEs. &C.


fSBt 5SST5yh sAIn 90, o,x
FhaSE ASb RAn q SE% roHR HSfI TfOS
or rur 9hA xn G. PutF 6S ~
oARRIAdhssl 1ihxEss, sGASkhgs. s 3 &C.
WHO 81 sE g Pa sEA sh2H SafSA ESS SLY 3D.
including the beautiful and fast bay Tr9tns Mare
Dam s sa' was in S
pole and GO
Track in conditon, and trot in ~ pulled wagon at
present owner purchased asr; che Is one OF the finest
trottng mares TO be found: is handsome and docile;
be driven by any and warranted sound and
kind ana as represented c,.,o.. ,.,< ,.,.. -
years old sired BY fdsalls Hambfe tonan dam . Star
sure is free and pleasant driver; MAKES no mistakes
Ma nS ana as is nan Of0'n'r 10
without any exception the finest horses in the
and fearless driver beat to top wagon aud has
driven by lady; he is finely proporioncd and goes
great style ana as gentemans road horse stands I'M
Also fine fast and M reIa6e gray GeiSSns ~ hands
he is the rugged trotters to be found
tr9t in IiS Is very gentle safe for the most timd to
thing else he has bone muscle and strength enough tor
e vesy fast bSy Mare Laura IS% hlHb wears old
sired by Mambrino Patchen, da by Commodore she is
put ali her heats INSIDE Of q and ner or be tier dis
sound and kind
Also line Gedng l51s hands. years old sired
by Toronto Chief dam the Connors mare showed a
mile when four years old in 2:46: troed this spring
Fleetwood track mile in 2:39; he Is nne driver and
warranted sound ana kind.
One spring top Pony Phaeton top side bar Road
Wagon, full spring top Wagon light Trotting
Wagon, single and double Harness, Blankets, Robes
Sheets, &C.. air OF the best city manufacture.
n. B-1his will be absolute and positive rain or
shine limits Restrictions, and a full warrantee
gwen and ample time allowed purchasers Tor and
examination.
STOCK WILL BE ON EXHIBITION AT ALL TIMES
PRIOR TO SALE. WHEN ALL INFORMATION IA
BIZ OBTAINED.
REMAINDER. SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
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RoARpERs WANTED.

I ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD. TO A GENTLE
l. terms 81 per week; best reference. 25A est
TwentY-iourth street.
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spoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS. &C.

XNr AND C. SCOTT 4 SON BREECH-LoADER,
w. new last fall; guaranteed TO be q close haro
shooter; a bargain. II. q. SQUIRES No Cortlandt
street. near broadway.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.


BENEFIT or MR.. JAMES VINCENT.
(stage- Manager.
AATINEES WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY AT
RogINsoN HALL. SIXTEENTH STREET ANn
HI Broadway.
Coolest and best ventilated theatre In the city
Popular prices. e5c.. soc. and 81; Boxes IS 10 $40
Great aud continually increasing success Of
ROBlNSORS kNGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY,
Return Of Miss CLARA FISHER.
On MONDAY, Jny 20 and during the week,
OFFENBACH'S ROSE OF AUVERGNE.
To be followed by the immensely popular
CHlLPERIC,
with strong cast new scenery and dresses,
THE UMBRELLA DANCE ENCORED EVERY NIGHT.
In act the Partisan Grotesgue Quadrile,
danced by ladies of unsurpassed beauty.
Every evening ats saturday Matinee at q
WOODS MUSEUM. Woods
w EVENING AT g.
The Great Character Actor
DOMINICK MURRAY,
In G. W. Barry 5 act pay-drama,
being dramAtlZation OF the late
Fenimore Coopers Revolutionary tale,
THE sPX.
To strengthen the cast the author
q. w. BARRY.
will assume the character OF General washington
. The following artists are especially engaged
Mr. n. V. LINqHAM.
Miss GUssIE DEFoRREsT,
MATINEEs.oMonday.T Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
JACK sHEPPARR
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FINE ARTS.

"A having no room for IT. The front view of 50
Peter's at Rome, beautifully framed sIe bbys fees
AAply ~ ef7 MAdikou avenue
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HORSES. UAKI.IAoTs-. &C.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUFSDAY AM FRIDAY

A UoTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssRLL KEARNEY
IA llO AND ll2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUES.
, 1875-11-24

tho grant In tbs renoIt Itttnn to tbreo blncka Of
pro- ofty.. lying east Of Michigan avonuc nt:si
north OF A!OnrUo 6trGot, 1t Wns intended
to negative tho sisht Mf Tho rAs.tott" -
anything 0hthido IT thnt ~ .lltt tho ci Y
nbnn1tl net hs concluded by II. in tho s:l,,' Il
might tnnko. FROM asserting lts anthori.y uYor
tho other property o1,t .itle
EhtolhatIiy tho injunction wAs vAIll now A.
1t lg1 bean all tho tta. After tito IL o an o der
tn tic restoration of thu tecJrdN Of all tlcf-.nuu
nHr iir. Glover. tlIa former Observation-Disclosures.
l'Aa tl!o record 1t tnia injunciipn rc.torr'i ~
Mr lluyna ,ln,lersootl It, hu that It was IN full
farce noH. When REQ h alleged that IL ~As not
in furco, they did mt 1tslcrstand tho matter
rcclly,, hnnNosiny that the order of thu Court.
rrorrli!l. fnt TIN rrsturaton nf TIM rceorht 10
tHcvcht tH' decisions hrcnning null anl soid+
mad not bten comE lied with.
HA1TnEW LAfLt*,
"e!!-knosn capitalist, WA ncxt via!ted. Ilo
as 10 whothor tho unetion should bo t(1Hsols cd
hut ho did think tiero whs = Ennti chance L,
hcil iI!e property. and, in hin opiuiop eaN'.f411
wnH MI 1t WaH woTth, Az 10 tito riparian fIg!n,
lln tlnnght TINT M tho 1overntnent had takcn
tho hreakwater In hainl II would see thnt there
Wan no infringement or It's tHnncstv, a',A tl.nt
'o slips, wharycs, ard ducks would le allowed.
It lad been nai1, Indeed, that tho city hRA no
right 10 dis; ;ono OF tho property and tllst it was
lit1d bv the city a. Rort o. trust from tho ped
pic. Of caurao, the city had no right to abuse
tina :rust, hut IL lho people authorized thorn to
sell tho property. ho could not Eco tLat this
would bo ssatrlug on the individual rights Of Gill
zcnB. Mr. Latin Ind an interest in 100 iee. Of
property on tho Luke. Front, and, Hpenk!ng for
himself, he would ray "eeti tho propgtty for
tsO0. .01U !; That IL all It IL WORTH"
, 1875-11-24
An .EakhettCu1 smoke.

&ads1, ! wero unmannerly 10 talk thco down,
c'eol to offor thee smoko for recompenao.
Ess its my pipu on tho listIa stand between
H'lhdoSa Tho Japanese tobacco-box, carved
asaua'cs figures from a section Of burnt bam-
M stahds guard bol,nd it. Ono flank is de-
'staed BY 81 oddly designed Hsh-fccoiyes an
a',tela full OF tnsteles protects tle other.
M .ss III y hhcd genial Rtow from tho crimson
Ssa. eod.edged. which drapes tho stand, and
@ssln4ta {otihly with The afternoon sunshine,
,ane tlpb Itself 10 OF unusual 6tze. carved into
ssaat Of humsn facos very peculiar
~ shsch prosoke1 at once amilo and sigh;
,In tesss years have not weasied Ut 1t, for 1t
sssa q sfcr.tIesA !utsl est and euRgcAtfon. The
aneRt ate shaped " a bold haul but guided
~ ~ nisses'y BkIlI. as well as profound knowl-
i.s iseslad feeling. UgI,ar the faoa could no. we'll
w stu ~ ugliueas thoroughly human. A
49, 'oH eHd projecting, tho foundation Of
~ Ct curling rams horns, oyos
- s,,.osslp .os.p.set, expressive 1,, .. pstAet.
,,.e @a slmoEous 1etreatln9 chin. A weak sin1,lo
si1s,a sisiis,a o'or the features not broad. hardly
.ss.Ieli rathcr az IT etrisiug to retloc. tho
n, t'@sns .s, Which their ungain1lueBs might or
n n naoeser deaIgnea this ppn Wss m artist
s1' * SHo had luoked into tue human heart.
~ atsf,a from tho tubacco-boS. Tobacco
II. ha Intellect and smoke the
ts.'.., Manifestation OF fekiudlemept
=. fo, fot Low many Orators, think
NV sosl!oFs, az pulpit tusntatess even, have
n, ~ po"eF to soothc, besnlle. iaepirs, that
A.s,.s ,s.ssaaeaaonsssstive. but subtly potent on
nnst = Sfoa;essssl ;' lio noSer tpeats tho great
IL q u ns llfe ho lies Guild and dead npon The
tr.a, eat NJ soe brief lours OF hls lire sre full OF
FMs . aae. Tho ofteneF wo arc under tho spoil
Ii, l.. 'uSeesa eloIuenco, tho 0lteuef ArfEsa
, 1875-11-24

Horace Twisa waa ons Of the readiest and
Dsasn to msko lis wsy in iondon "meu soc,ctx IT.
which. he eventually did very auccsasfally, III
naturcd porsons considered his tlsut step III 'Lo
right 1ireolion to haya boen repartso made ia
tue crust~roon OF tho opera, wh.ls standing
Eisge. 4 man 10 NAB with saying, "Look at
that lat Lady L---i iHn's she like great white
cabbage 7" "Yes" answered Hotace, IN y dis
cteotly loud tone, .'abs II like one. I'll heask
fably TO the Using baenster, begged hlm to aao
Ter 10 her carriage, aud gaze him tho sutres OF
IL houhe. Lord Clarendon subsequently put
him III Pafliameut tor h.s borough Of Wootto,,.
pass*t sud tor short tlns ho formed part Of
'ships. us Vas clsssr, AmiAble, aud goot-teua-
pered, and had every qualification for success in
soelesy.-Atrt KtUl1!e i" tn Atta"t.o for becsas-
hSr
, 1875-11-24

4 traveller lately returned from Wichita Kau.,
describes the customs prevailing iu the DISTRICT
Court there ~ anything but impressive. A large
atgu hung IN conspicuous place announced
mo 9tposIn9 Allowed" lhs Judge sas with
hlH cbAlk tipped back, and LIS feet among tho
law booka and the INK botslas ou bis teE1 su.ok.
lug - capaeloua neerschaum pipo. Tho jury
lounged comfortably iu thar box. uinu Ut then,
suao4lag vigorously. while among tho Bar snd
the speotAtnt9 every other man had 4 lighted
Ct tho courtroom Hss alsaoes blue.
, 1875-11-24

Enn "9NId <"f1.} ENt&1prtst.
ak. .,.',. ' taa chsusman mho 10 IN jail Ut Eu-
ltt,,.. aog M sho action Of tho Grand Jury upon
ela b. hsa sau nouaebEealing. is highly dlsguutsd
t+u 10 bssa bs''snsa, tho Ssnsani bays. Who ap-
h4lottnnssa sa atssttcd him In the lsst lour Of hls
a'eoaa hnt L. "a Iopeatsdly seut tor Cele.stal
~ fev d,o sooe OF tAom responded 10 b,s calj.
naltuds a. r. a&o wh'le bsoo&t,n8 oYer Tie In.
tesps.stInnn% n% Celestial brethren, Ia : moment
seed hs cn. ~ so4xad butchaf~knlfs and
ssssa ia d. disna Ssess 81 70 tho ecaip, aud as b
VI y. s..s44aata "Da chtn,n,nn9s ~ n9st1 n. ~; 4;
, 1875-11-24

r+,,ht.room was reported taken tot ahont 5000 bn
s.,t 4o oto BIT csen, and 2, 900 bu oats, Thn prop
s,.rr,,rca took rho1t nt 7Ac, and corn en- private
..., the PROP 1aaho coro On rr!rntn term* both 10
rn0,lo TITO Psfllico. wheat to black oci Oh private
..,. Aud tho rrid3con Gals IL aarri,, IN addition
ttts u,al1 previously reported for herself and eGn
~ ~ In tho Afternoon tho achr 1'ridRewaer was
KIN fr 3$0N Du wheat to buffalo OIL rrsate terms.
MILWAUKEE.
sn.rr 1cre no charters fnan on The 99'l. Csrrinrs
- ,.btna rc on silrat to uufTatu, aud 13Ac 10 ia.
rsa c.~x~*,>o
N, H.ralt Of Monday says: 'Msttsrs &re tu1l
ii arowiug tho ls close, wltrh
10 sbous tho 5ah !nst - I'll insNrancs expires ut
-, unon that day. Freights arc nomtnaliy fkc On
.n Ind 7c wheat to Os~eRo. To linfIain. at5c on
~ Or weat Hack walnut lumber s. 10 10 Tho Latter
s.aed port. There are ~ rate, to Canadian ports.
Xr 10 .y 10 tata h,.ek %a,t ,umrr IN, sea "
t1afaio st y3.eJ per thousand"
, 1875-11-24

NEW Yonx Nov. 23.--At i n,eoting Of tho
Produce Exchange today tho following sesolu-
ton was adopted:
Reso{rtd Thst tho seller Of property has the right to
demand psy syuIrut tor that property deAvefybf slo
tn buyer.