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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


cEALED PROPOSALS.. IN DUPLi-
- cate. will be received at this ONCE until IL
O'clock NJ Of AUGUST SIXTEENTH, lsi5, ior
furnishing the following named supplies Tor
Indian Reservation in SOnineAst "eNsnA' BUD
Ject to the conditions hereinafter nsmed'
Bacon (heavy clear Sides, coin rates per u"
pounds.
Beans tBsyol coin rates Per l'o ibS'
Beef. coin rates per 100 lbs
Flour tself-rising, coin rates per lVo lbs.
Sugar icommon brown, coin rates per llens.
Coffee (RioI, coin rates per 100 lbs.
Salt lin small sacksl, coin rates per ~ iDs'
Soap (good washingI, coin rates pr ivo i"s'
Berley tgronndi. coin ratss per l'' u.s.
CONDITIONS.
First--The duration Of the contract shall con-
Time until June 20, 1876. and no longer.
Second-Bids will be received for supplies 10
be furnished by the contractors upon the hospa
River Reservation, South east Nevada' ana ln
such quantities and at such time as the agent
may designate: and all such supplies mus ~
furnished In such boxes, cases or sscks as fhslI
insure the same against loss or damage 70 ths
Indian service.
Third-The aggregate Of supplies furnisned
for any one month for the reservation shal my
exceed ! 900 TBS Bacon, $1,000 10; beans, ~
lbs. Coffee. 1000 TBS. Flour, 10, IDS; eslt' Hoo
fbs. Sugar. 100 lbs. Soap. 1900 Ms. Barley OF
1900 fts. Beef
Fourth--All supplies must be Of good iner.
charitable quality, and any found otner~ise sha !,
condemned must be replaced Without ioes VI
time TO the Government employees.
Fifth-Bidders will specify coin rates per iVV
TBS for each Of the articles above named, deliv-
| ersd At the Agency, Mospa River Reservation
| Southeast Nevada, and bids, TO be enteuaiheu
| must be for all of the kinds Of supplies desB
| mated above.
SIXTH Payment to be made by U. &. Indiar
| Agent In drafts on s. Assistant Treasurer a
/ San Francisco, California
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SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS-
ID SUED out Of the District Court in and
for the county Of Lincoln, and to delivered for
Judgment rendered In said Court on the oath
day of February, A. d. 1874, in favor of Frank
Wheeler ct al, and against the Floral Mill and
Mining Co. for the sum Of s766 SO.10O with costs,
interest and aecruing costs; and also under
supplemental order Of said Court judgment was
rendered In said Court in favor OF Wheeler and
Arnold and against said Mill and Mining Com
pany for the sum of 81 600. making the amount Of
Judgment 81 ,766 0-l00, with interest costs and
accruing costs In u. S. gold coin; and also for a
Judgment rendered In said Court on same day in
favor of ]. ]. Ha'pin L Co. and against said Mill
and Mining Company for the sum Of 81 .664 g.
100 and interest, with costs and accruing costs
in U. 3. gold COIN and also for ju igment rem
dered In said Court on same day, in favor Of J,
Eisenman Co. and against said Mill and Min
ing Company for the sum Of s25S 96-l0O with in.
terest, costs and accruing costs in U. \. gold
COIN and also for Judgment rendered In said
Court on Feb 10. 1878, IN favor of Andrew Snod.
grass and against said Mill and Mining Compa-
ny for the sum Of t2,7l2 26.lO0, with interest,
costs ind Accruing costs in like gold coin, / have
levied on the following property, to wit:
Description and boundaries of the properly
authorized TO be sold under and by virtue of this
decree, 30 far AZ ascertained from complaint and
liens filed in this action, and the public records
Of said County, are as follows: Commenc.
ing at = stake star ding on the northeast
corner of the Grave Yard and about me
half mile from the Court house, in the
town Of Phoebe. County of Lincoln. and
running thence north ~ deg. L. 40 chains
to post: thence north So deg. " 20 chains to
post: thence south - deg. W. SO chains 10 =
port; thence south So deg, T. chaips 10 a
post; thence 3 south 50 deg. ". chains TO a
post; thence 8 south sc deg. Z. 10 chains TO a
post containing rs Co 100 acres OF land, and be.
ing the property surveyed for J. G. Clark by the
| County Surveyor of said County on the 29th day
| August. A. D. 1872, aud recorded on pages l47
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Utah Southern Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 q. nj. and 2 80
O'Clock p. N.
Sandy nearest point TO Little Cottonwood
Canyon at $40 q. m. and $50 p. IN.
Arrive at Lehi at 8 8. m. and 80 p. m.
Leave Lehi at 9:30 q. m. and D. ~; sandy.
at O:5O a. m. and 6:l0 p. IN.
Arrive at Salt Lake City at ll:3o 8. m. and
p. m. a2n-3n
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Amadie Claresy and Louis Claresy.in the Saloon
Business. at the Miners Falcon, In Phoebe. is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Louis
Ciaresy will hereafter carry on the business at
said Saloon and will pay all debts Of the old
nrm and will COLLECT all debts due to the sams.
LOUIS CLARESY,
AMADIE CLAREsY.
Ttoehe, July 10th. 1875, jyl3-td
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TO the Unfortunate.

~ IL
NEh Commercial. San Francisco. IA
rnvste entrance on Commercial strcos. IN
Lasohsned IN 1854, for the treatment
u sexual and Seminal Disease. such
q donofrhes, elect. Structure, syphilis In al
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency' etc. etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing, and CELEBRATED
Legs, etc, successfully treated.
DIX. dlbboN has the pleasure Of announcing
that he mas returned from visiting the princinsI
Hospitals OF Europe, aud has resumed pract,cs
The Doctor has spared neither time nor moneS
In seeking out new remedies, and has returned
with increased facilities for slleviAting human
suffering.
Seminal weaknssa
Seminal emission 10 consequence Of selt
abuse. This solitsi, vice, or depraved sexual
Indulgence. is practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrlng certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien.
tito medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance.
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head ring.
ing in the ears, noise like the rustling OF leaves
or rsttling OF chariots, uneAsiness about tho
loins, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
oiunted intellect. loss of confidence, difndence
IN approaching strangers, dislike to form new
eoquaintances, disposition to shun society.
1ss q memory, pimples and various eruptions
soout the lace, hectic hushes, furred tongue.
tano breath. coughs, consumption. mig t sweais,
mouomania and frequently insanity, II RELIEF
e ~ no. Ue.Mnea you should apply Immediately.
elected by his new and Scientific mods ~ ,rs.sl
ing disease. which never fails Of sdsctius ouicl
and radical cure. 'f1ss
Cured at Home.
Persors 2 distance may be CURED At
HOME, by addressing . letter to DR.. 0ffbon.
stating case, symptoms. length Of time tina Az
.Ase has continued, and have medicine promnsiv
forwarded, fires from damage and curiositv
any part Of the country. with full and plain
Psrsons writing to the Doctor vii, piess, Sta,
the name Of the paper they see this sdyertise.
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MDbel. Sdrgc! 2um6cr!
m Sasoer Sbmbert,

0lnfte StroBe, slu. Marft unO MOsart,
,siat tem seebrtcn publtumpcn Stattunb 2anb
biermit ersstrnt an, pae sr lets N 3 b el altr
9lrt pcrrGtbie bat. Tesaleiben 9 d drse oUn
aQen G5rGken prn SrIS uub Netaa unc i'll jebsn
Styl. Iass gut unb biai9.
@ub bate id tets eutes trUdents Nus s-
sol, unb anceree 9 MATERIAL, bas i'd
III ben niebrisnen ct. Ypus prsiien. ausi4liee-
lid Der 8ra6t, Sertaufe.
au6 bin i6 Naeut fir bic ct. 2cuiS
Strnepare 6 rmpans unb Serfaufe pecn
1atrifate (Gjlailrte irtcne @aitn II. Slumentcpte
Don Ierre ptta &c. J, eini6lisblid Der Gradt, III
OF. Qpuis VreiIen. % 6 9 d bert.
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Sanf= II. sSntailOz6ei6dft
Knanih, NachOd & Kuehne,
Lib 0rn N q h g n D or I.

113 8roa map, g e NJ Or I.
QSe6fc1
in teIicttasn Nuantitdten nnb ~ ben tiaieffn
Iaaes- Gcurien auf tie meiifsn pIdse in Ient'db-
lam, Seitnrsib. tsr Shpsi; 5rdnfreih, 6cl-
lamb, 9etain, S6weesu, Nrrptsen, DGnsniart,
Ruelane, uHsarn &c.
Nussablungen
turdb tie pchdmtrr. irpie per 3rIesrapb in allen
pliseu IeutfcbInnts, ter g bpsia, Seifrtihs &c.
frsi ins 6nus. GinFailiruna ron Grti6aftsn anb
Jrrterunsen isber art in allen 3beilsn GurcPa's.
Greoitbriefe
fir Geiisnbs sur Ssn"suns in alien Stastsn
gurora's.
gencraI. N9entur Der @bler 0infe.
Tamsfsr erlier alafIs ,niiten Reip grrf nnb
Santurs.
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Wuer= nnO ODrlCHU4H OClIHHY,
Scraus9rstbru peu
SS. S9. Gclrmuun, Wtilspaufcc, eSis.
.3sitIdriit fir
@auNmirtbidoft &icb,udt, Sbitbau,
Slumcn> uub Sieueniudt uuo 0en
SnmiIienfrciS,
CrihCut isit Rem Sabre 1870 regclmGBia anfan9s
jsrtn Ncuats. Ter @trnnsmsntSpreis trtrd9t
Rei SrrauaSdbluus ,inrluiire YCrtp)
MIR IS Scnts per Jdbr
Seize Nummsr entbGlt Sriainalartifce iiter bic
Hsrl6iteCRCn 3weige Ter Sell nnb @jartcns
Nrtbidaft. Gclfs~ unb l6anSmirtbi6aitihe
NufidBs, lrtre Irritigeu esmcinniislitea gsIrltrH
nstit 5autraticnsu. NHit Der Ieeemtcrnummsr
istir Gin JnbnltSnrrseituiB IIwie Gin llmi6la9
4cIitfert. lisie edit cutlt.amerifaniidbe 3sit-
i9rlrt pire bcrcits Won ebr pielen ecutIden vdne~
mWtbrn, 0jdrmern unp lriratleuten in een Ser.
Staateu 9elelcu unc fiuect iiterou cine freune"
lbe NufnQbmc. Grrtcnummern pereen Hnents
Sslt;d al ir9snb cine 2lbreiIe perinnrt.
AusEunft crIbcilt unb 9efsllungen tcirrgt III
err Sfficr tiric3 Slnttrs
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Sermii dlte 3 eft III u9en.
Settion l Sie @cueralahembIee Dice
les Staates iou nienals in Die uriprunG'
Ii9 ourd ole Sereini9ten Staaten
poraenommene OtspoTtion uber Gruno
uno Sooen einoreiren, nod in cine
Heaulation. peIde ser GonareB fur
n6thie befinben mag, um ben SeFstitci
ioldlen @runoes uro Yo6cns ben bona
fide &dufern su Td)ern. Seine Steuer
ioq auf SenSere'n;9teuS taaten geborige
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

tne "old Hundrsdthn on the Plymouth Rock
by the Comet ana IdIer. the next yacht
was the Madeleine. followed shortly afterward
by the Peerless, but the latter was losing ground,
as she was jammed so close on the wind that her
speed was Considerably impeded, and she finally
had 10 tack IN order 10 weather buoy No. 81. the
Meta was following 10 the track OF the Comet,
and also had 10 tack TO letcn buoy No. 8H The
E0era came along next, followed by tne Breeze.
At IN. 4Sm. the Madeleine tackled TO weather
buoy No. Sh, and just got away with sheets
Lifted o lew seconds ahead Of the Tidal
wave. The Wanderer was the nrst OF the keel
close on ner heels II big Dutch ship. named the
Shakespeare, OF Bremen, and handled by some
lubberly pilot, had ct come down and forced ner
give sheet in order 10 avoid o collision. The
lunkhead OF pilot was entirely in the wrong, as
he was sailing the snip before the wind and the
yacht was close hauled the Alarm finally passed
the Duoya few minutes ahead OF the Rambler.
which bfauyht IN the rear. The yachts were
timed around Lne buoy as fQllOMa:-
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NAVAL AQUATIC SPORT.

UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AMERICAN SAILORS
TuaoNa AT THE OARS.
LIMA. Peru. May 20, 1875.
few days since the energetic executive ofHicer
or the onward, the United states storeship in
port, arranged race between one or the boats OF
his ship, punng twelve oars. ana famous boat
OF the ram Huascsr or the Peruvian navy. The
stakes accounted TO three hundred hard dollars.
and toe distance one mule, or nearly. the Hu.scar
came la nrst, but tue Willy Amencans were ratRer
overoyed a. the result, "a they hope 10 induce tue
vctors TO try their strength VIII the crews OF the
war anips Omaha aud Richmond. organizing q
grand regatta for the Fourth OF July.
sANGrfNE or ULTIMATE SUCCESS.
In sucn q case the men Of the dinerent Ameri-
can vessels are ready 10 stake even their tobacco
allowance on the result.
Is IT AN AhEGicAN INTERNATIONAL MATCH
As the crews OF tue Peruvian men-of-war are
mainly composed OF iorelgners the race, II IL
takes place, cannot De considered "a between the
elder sister and ner younger relative In tue family
OF republics; sllll the naRs covering toe boats
are brought IN direct competition.
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Coming home the Madeleine passed to wilma ard
OF The Ider and followed after the Palmer, bur the
latter was Iully three miles ahead. AT 81. S2m.
the Tidal Wave carried away something con-
nected vii h her maintopsai, but the damage was
SOM repaired. AS the yachts came Dy
SANDY HOOK
they looked very picturesque, with all their light
SAILS bellying out N the wind and LAYING down TO
their werk with the lee rail- under water.
The Palmer was long way ahead or
the neer ana showed such Q lively pair
OF heels that there was very little
cnanc or any thing catcning her. The Vision was
doing well, WIN her balloon mead canvas pulling
her through the water &C Q ligntning gait. Tue
Comes appeared 70 have the rest or her class COM
lorta0ly settled, as the Peerless was luIy twenty
minutes penind. ana the Meta another twenty on
70 that rae Active was sailing ike . witch, and
would have looked like winner In Rer class il she
hao only sailed over the riRht course. Experience,
however, 70 good thing. aud one can rest assured
that Mr.. Hunt will know tue course or the next
regatta he sails In The Madeleine disposed or the
Idlcr very cleverly In the Tree wind, and the Tidal
Wave was also closing up on The latter. Toe
Wanderer looked ike tue winner OF the Keel
SUBSCRIPTION Cup. as the Rambler was d We minutes
behind nsr At the Ligntshlp ana old not appear 70
have gained anything, coming free. The steamer
Fleet ushed down 10 the southwest spit ana gave
The excurslonists view OF the yachts rounding
for home. The Palmer was nrst rouna and
started wing AID wing for home. The yachts tDat
were timed rounded as follOWR.
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me kletcher remained benind TO
START THE STEAMERS,
and as IL was deemed advisable to give the sailing
craft plenty oil time TO clear the Narrows tue
the three boats tnen came up uader easy strain,
the Lookout on the INSIDE near tAe cub mousse,
the Ideal ia the middle and toe Lurline on the
Long island slde. Tney passed between the club
house aud the Fletcher AZ I'm. lin. los all In q
line and were given whistle 10 let them
go. Tne little screws started with q
wnlrl and they were soon booming along under
full steam. Tue Lurline appeared 10 slip away the
the Ideal, and the start gave every indication OF
close race. Tue Fletcher then steamed mp after
wnicn was bringing up the rear OF the racing
yachts. Tne Alarm appeared 10 be getting away
from the Two o1nsS ksel boats, the Wanderer and
passed under the stern OF the Wanderer.
Inc, Alarm was doing weI 70 wind.
bringing up the rear OF the cenIreDoard schooners
and carving her biz club iopsall in handsome
style. Oh buoy IL the Madeleine crossed the COWS
OF tee laler aud at 12n 40m. the Aadlo went the
starboard tack ADD stood toward Coney Island.
l2n 45m the Ideal Leading, followed uY the Lookout
ana Lurllne. Tee Active was SAILING remarkably
wen and gave promise OF showing great speed,
ana the Madcap WAS also cracking along
at gait that rather staggered the
Kaiser and other sloops OF known reputation.
ties a. she disposed Of the scneoners one By one,
and BY one O'Clock was Leading tie 1set. Tne
Vision was also going well ana taxing revenge on
the Addie FOR the defeat she sanered on Monday
last The Comet ana Idler were having u close
race, out the FORMER proved little TOO mucn Tor
the latter, beating 70 wlndward In the light
breeze ana smooth water. Tue Madeleine
Was not sailing up to her reputation
ana could not get away with the loler. SuortIy
before arriving at the SOUTHWEST spit the Active
led tue neet. followed 81 toe Vision, Madcap,
Kaiser aud Addie la tue order named. TIE three
Keel scnooners were having quite pretty race
Tor their subscription cup, but the Wandersr ap.
peared 10 have tribe tae oest, notwlthsta lug
y gallant 1gnt MAZE BY Commodore Klngsand In
tue Alarm.
THR SOUTHWEST spit.
The breeze was suII IRON the southwark and
the Acnvs came along leading tue neet, trIne 10
windwsrd OF tue Vlsioa. Tae captain oftns Active
gagged things 10 nicely, and, passing between
the can aud spar buoys, lifted sheet ana slipped
away as u RoiuG Tor the hook rhe Vision came
next, nanled ~ close on the WIND. 70 Lstcn buoy
So. rue Active appeared 10 nave forgotten that
tue sailing regulations oruer4u oil yachts
70 pass % the soutnwera oI Luoy 81. Tae
Madoap came next, followed shortly afterwaru
by the Kaiser wilhelm and ABIDE. tue KAISER had
TO tack ana make suort asretcn 10 the south.
ward IN order ~ weather puOy No. 50. rhA Magic
came next and, although NOT Ia the race, received
warm Welcome irOm the dlnerent steamers
gathered around the buoy, In nonvr of tue many
victories sue had aonieveu over the same course
4 ne PatAer vas tue dist scnoouer that passed tue
puos aud Commoaorr ToQgsr imnsdiltsly s;artea
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CLOSE OF THE TERxx DAxs' SHOOTING TEs
TIvAI.

CLOSE OF THE THaxx DAxs' SHOOTING res
T1vAL.
TIE annual shooting festival OF the New York
scheutzen Corps, which has been in progress dur.
ing tse past three days, az jones' Wood and wash
ington Park, was brought 10 q successful conclu.
sion yesterday. Large crowds OF visitors were
In attendance 10 participate In the fes-
Invites there provided for them, and IL
is estimated that more than 1000 per.
sons visited the grounds during the day.
At six O'Clock the close OF the contest was an.
nounced BY salute. A procession was then
formed. aud Mr.. George Wenle, the victorious
marksman, was conducted to the Belvedere,
where, with appropriate ceremonies, ne was
crowned KING rne coronation ceremonies were
conducted by a committee oil forty young ladies,
dressed IN white. At the close OF these tne
New York Saengerbunde, under direction OF Carl
Bergman. chanted the coronation marcn.
Some iorty prizes were then distributed. Tne
Kings prize was a gold medal, valued about 500,
anu 500 ia gold. The festivities In tue evening
consisted OF q ball az the Belvedere. The park
was brilliantly Illuminated on the occasion, and
an occasional display OF fireworks enhanced the
scene OF festivities.
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LONG ISLAND SHOOTING CLUB.

meeting OF the Long Island Shooting cl1D
was held last night at Its rooms No. wllougnby
street, Brooklyn, Mr.. Robert Parks in the chair.
The secretary, Mr.. N. " Baylls. read the minutes
OF the last meeting, alter which the committee on
bylaws rendered It's report. This committee had
been entrusted with the duty or amend
ing the rules for shooting BIRDS from
trap. A long discussion upon the manner Of hold
ing the gun over single and double Dirus was held,
which finally resulted In the adoption OF the Hurl-
ingnam rules and also IN the adoption OF the Long
Island rules, with some slight cnauRes In the latter
The question OF holding the gun 10 the shoulder
1t Was determined That the piece should not be TO
the shoulder until after tue word "pulln IL given
DV the ahoofer.
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The regatta resulted as fol0ws:-The Palmer
WINS the first class schooner cup, beating the
Madeleine by 22n 25s. acLual time. Tne corrected
time cannot De computed. as the Palmer has TO
be remeasured. The Wanderer wins the Keel
subscription cup, beating the Rambler oy 9m rs.
actual time. No corrected time was returned, as
the Wanderer has TO be remeasured The Comet
wins the second class schooner cup. beating the
Peerless Dy 17m 53s. corrected time. The Vision
wins the nrst class sloop cup beating
the Addie by 3m. 9s. corrected time. The
Madcap wins the second class sloop cup, beating
the Active by 2m. 49s. corrected time. Inis was
very creditable performance for the Madcap, az
her canvas was only stretched on Tuesday, and
the regatta yesterday was her first appearance.
Tue Lurlne has the honor OF winning the cup IN
tine steamer race, beating the Ideal by 10s.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE IT, ls75-TRpLE SHEET

by whip Clay, S27s, N. LIttman; Captain. by Ken.
tnckv Clay. $3.50, G. r. Dunn Pilgrim, by surplus,
$276. f. Rennoios: Sunset, By Legal Tender $685.
A. Selleck; Mermaid, by Ashland Chei, 500, John
Enterprise by Blue Bull. $240. J. Mayoee; Presto,
by Mamorno Medley. sl70, A. selleck; Woodford
by Mambrno. 1925, G. Dickinson: Regulator, "
CLARK CnieL $3.50. II. w. Belcher; General by
Young ST. Charles. $780, G. A Snotwe; campo
corous, oy Morgan Rather, $50. J. Mclaughlin.
The bidding was not as spirited as was expected
owing 10 the TACT that IL was rather late in the
season, and z, eat many OF the lovers OF fast
horsedesn are at present out or town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

First Hedt-Edtth was the layorlte at TO
over the field. Fanny G. was 1rst away, Sleepy
Mary second Judge Robertson third. PrIvateer
Maid fourth, PAT Maloy Filth, Edith sixth. AT the
quarter pole, which was passed in tnlrty eight
seconds. sleepy Mary was leading, Edith second,
Judge Robertson third, Fanny G. fourth, Privareer
Maid nfth Pat Malloy sixth. Edith trotted TO the
front the lower turn and at tue half-mile pole,
time is led two lengths, Judge Robertson Sec
ond, half a length ahead oil Prlvateer Maid, Sleepy
Mary fourth, Fannie G. fifth, Pat Maloy sixth.
Edith trotted away from the others on the hill
and was six lengths in front at the three-quarter
pole, Prlvateer Maid second. Judge Robertson
third Edith came on q Jog home, landing four
lengths ahead OF Sleepy Mary, Privateer Maid
third, Fannie G. fourth, Judge Robertson fifth,
Pat Maoy sixth. Time OF the heal. 2:ssk. The
Judges placed Sleepy Mary third
Second Hedt-No betting ON this race after the
first heat. Judge Robertson had the best of the
send.orl, Edith second, Prtvateer Maid third. Pat
Malloy fourth, sleeping Mary nith, Fannie G.
sixth. At the quarter pole Edith was Jour lengths
ahead OF Priyateer Maid, in 361 seconds; Judge
Robertson third, sleepy Mary fourth, Fannie G.
nfta, Fat Malloy far behind, having broken up
badly. Edith was TWO lengths ahead Of Judge
Robertson and Privateer Maid at the nalfmie
pole, In 1:13a<. and coming on steadily won toe
neat by three lengths on jog, Judge RobeI tson
second, sleepy Mary third Prlvatesr Maid fourth,
Fannie G.. fIth, Pat Malloy sixth. Time, 2:33k.
Third Heat.-Editn was first away, Judge Robert
son second, sleepy Mary tnird, Pat Malloy fourth,
Privateer Maid tilth, Fannie G. sixth. Edith went
TO the quarter pole frst by two lengths In 81
onds Judge Robertson second sleepy Mary third.
Privateer Maid Iourth Fannie q. nlth, Pat Malloy
sixth. There was no change oil place 10 the hall.
mile pole, IN :15k. and she came home an easy
winner ny length, In 2:36h, Judge Robertson sec
ond, Sleepy mary third Fannie G. fourth, Privateer
Maid nth, Pat Mailoy sixth. Judge Robertson won
Live second premium, PrlvQteer Maid third prize.
THE SECOND TRoT.
SAME DAY-Purse $4,000, Tor horses that have
never beaten 2:24; 5000 to the first, 5000 70 the
second $500 to the tnird $500 70 tne fourth; mile
hears, best three In Eve. In harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
SALE OF TRoTTING HORSES.

Messrs. Barker 4 sons sold &C tner auction
mart, srosdway and Thirty.nintn street, yester.
day, the uotting stud OF colonoi P. J. Connolly OF
Germantown. Pa. The following are tue names OF
the horses sold and the amount they brought.
respectively, and the buyers :-Adniral, BY Gold.
dust, s76S, !. TrimoaI; stockholm, BY Norman.
5000, y. Thompson; Friendsnip. by Red Eagle,
$500, Q. II Morris; nope well. py Delulonico, With.
arawn' Ssauty ~ CJrisau, wtsnor4wn; Starlight,