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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-01
READ, READ. READ
BE Convinced.

Key West Reina Victoria, loo.
Hey WesL Flor de Fumar, Zoe.
Key West LOndres, loo.
Fine Havana cigars. @ and Sc.
LAR A, Sc, at g
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-01
SPECIAL CARDS.

b HINsoN. DENTIST, $50 MAIN ST.,
D. Memphis, Tenn. Price for each plug
Fem one to three dollars in general. Artif-
jail set of teeth from fifteen to fifty dollars.
Pecial attention to directing children's teeth.
Also Treats all Diseases of the
a Mouth.
flee hours from 5 am. to5 pm. q 1xi-24
b ). .QUlGLEY, JUSTICE OF THE
. PEACE, has opened his Office at No. 1879
air siTf 81. 4l-66
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-01
$I so! 81 so!
Our Miles CATERS, 81 so.
KAHN a FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.

HAVE your measure taken for a
Flor de Fumar, five cents;
Figaros, five cents;
Escepcion, ten cents.
FRANK & DEssAUER, FOG Main street.
I3t
Ladies' side laced fine CATERS, 81.
KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Ton DEMONS, old reliable steamboat
FAINTER, IA Water street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-01
THEATER,

Under tho supervision of Mrs. ROsE P.
THOMPSON,
For the Benefit Of st. Lazarus Chui CHI.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-01

A SITUATION AS COM
ID Il ladv ~ %companion. by an intelligent
educated lady Of good family. Good
trence gives. Address
no NiSS Al. A. care Led0er ofice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Tue Scandaious Practice Of Taking straw
Ball In the Criminal Court.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 0,-wm. Birncy. as
sistant Attorney for the District OF Columbia,
has written n letter to the Commissioners c4ll-
ing their attention to the practice OF taking
straw bail in the Criminal Court. a list OF thirty
cases Is gwen. In which, after the most dlIl=ent
search for property, the judgment deDtor has
been found good for nothing, and In ~hich both
PRINCIPAL and surety are pronounced wholly IT,
responsible. II Is the dutY OF the clerks Of tho
court to inquire into the responsibility OF the
surets How this duty IS discharged II shown
by Mr.. Brncy, who says
The CLERK and Deputy CLERK OF the Police Court ap
pear to nave no system of takinR bond The printed
blant for atrlaNt to property n ncqurn " not nicd
W. or certificate 20 property n m the superintendent
OF AssessnlOns 10 often not required. suretes are
often permitted to sign initials OF only OF hrir Chris
an the nAme IA often not signed a. all BY the
party. and u written oy the clerk u sometimes ms
sDtlc0 There no mcmorga Ism o. the real estate OF
the surety indorscd ON the bond and, IN short the
whole business "a wrcichcdy managed. have brought
the e-sncrs In hnsiness IN the Cicrk uhcc of the
IL hl. commented on from the oruoh repca edy
the bN Judge Mac Arthur but the tui.
paht indifference and apathy anu carcleesness cone
unuc. and rather grow worse.
The existence ~ such system OF deliberate
neglect ~ The administration - Justice Will OK.
rla,u the escape OF criminals like Snyder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
AN TSEMENTS.
New Piav-"Thc Mighty Dollar" At the
Park Thcut-c.

New Piay-"The Mighty Dollar" At the
Park Thcut-c.
The Park Theatre was opened for the
season last evening, and new play represented
there in presence OF an audience which nlled
the house. This new play is called The Mi-hty
Dollar" and was written by II. 4. Wuolf Esq.
1t s comprised IN four acts, each Of which Is
set In one scene. The avowed purpose OF the
werk Is to illustrate " session life Ia Washing
ton" In moro respects than ono the attempted
Illustration, so far as any likeness H. per-
ceptible, IL u caricsture. The niece has
very feeble plot. hardly enough to con-
meet the several scenes. 1he dialogue Is often
ludicrous, not infreduently duh. The dullness
snoud he cut out of II at once, especially as the
performance last night occupied too much time
by fully one hour. The burden OF the repre-
sentation, tnat Is, all OF the piece in which the
auditor feels any lively interest. rests upon Mr..
and Mrs.. W. j. Florence. Mr. Flcreuce was OK
CO lently made up" and created great deal
Of sport. Mrs Florence had part In which she
could display her admired ACCOMPLISHMENTS to
advan taRe. These two very clever artists caused
a great deL Of LAUGHTER. Applause throughout
the evening was liberal and apparently hearty.
The scenery was uncOmmonly handsome. The
representation ended at so late AN hour that
further remark upon the new piece must be de-
ferred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
srARnS IRON rmE rELEGRarH.

Hengehold & Coz extensive coal dealers, OF
Cincinnati, suspended yesterday.
Thomas Hardy aud John Ilannngan were
OF SAL boat.
Mes,rs II. T. Thornton. A. Nlyeu, and nenJ.-
min Winner dol,Eaic tu the DcnOctHtc STATE Ca
VuutiOn IRON sullivan county
THE wsmsutta Mills In New Bedford resumed
work yrtterDay. a. = reduced scale Of wages Tscro
was no trouble with the operatives
Weston began "a walk Of 100 miles, 70 bo ao-
mpl.ned IN t~cntywG n@nrs a. tue 0ali GROUNDS u
A disease similar to the Old epzo6tio hnn
ergk op, aaIg1s ne e1lllc nrsT Alg.; n !. forV
The Direct United States Gable was completed
sundy, and cOngratuatOry messagrs from the L1a-
Don m,nsser to tue manager IN tnis country wore
tsnsnnlttd.
Cornwall, ~ent TO Mathn. ycsternay. Ne vii owts
ssnge seul raoo for professou4s IL the seneca Laks
regatta on thursday next.
The schooner Minnie Kinne Of Philadelphia.
from Perth Amb9y f9t fsl. ki'gr @l'h no ton. OF
Of Point judith. Tue verec aad cargo viii prouSb1
De n total Ots,
Ccurt IN Saukec esIcriay Cenrd The SS,an 81 'Ss
auorncys for shook sud Palmer Tor au lniuncu n %
the Mckee RANKIN troupe
Returns received al the Treasury Denartmenl
S s,9S tAt th 0i 1 ounces 81 oTs s,r os
VA, 1na 9e ,9e s9Ss9. @ OF Sg ~ I'
=, At the Narraganseit Gun Clubs grounds IN
kewpot yesicrdy, the 5000 suhsvrlpdoh cup shot
atro t35 hnIrs ws,s nns!ss9 G2@pe!'oT. y ns
the winner
Lew Day committed suicide at Porter, No., on
heavily loaded via 0ucEsSot. lie ,sd Que end q
sealing ttont tns Sree'sc. di.eS.Tss iss
gun BY drawing tho muHsc towHr . MS right orrasl
Ins heavy ch.fse pas'Od cntlreJ Grou-G Ii' body.
killing him instanty
Inflammation Of all kind, i. in'fantiV ,rrsstea
s'ut,2zs,. ''"" "'@ '' '''''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
JOrrINGN AnDrr rOWN.

Tho breakfast at Delmoncos In honor Of
Barry sullivan has been put over 60 next Tuosdsy,
Fourteen YulntcTa OF tho EKclgc law were re-
Quired by Justice Oueroourg Yesterday TO give 900
UAl.
DrR T. stevens, chief examiner OF accounts
In the Fiuance DePattient has been made CoecOr OF
Cly keyehue.
ElIot Geo aged 70 yesrs, fell from n second
story windoS OF eit Faet Thrty-oghth street ana
Killed, ycsterdoy.
Horace NJ. lIastings has been appointed an
rsi tant In lhe cNil department Of tho u. y. District
AuOrn,ys othce
Detective william Henderson, for four years
connected N tae Mercer street station died on Sat.
u day. lie Will be Ourled today
The New York Society OF Practical Engineering
will meet IA room ~ nu per UnlOn on the evenings OF
tho IN, btn on aud l',h lnst.
The Count Ludwig l.. Thier, cashier 60 Mon
aieur Henri care, ~ 2S Union Nqu rr VAS artested
last nIght charged with enbelHnng tl.VoO
DR.. II. T. Helmbold began proceedings yester-
day against the kirkbridcs Hospital Of Prunsl n ania,
Tor lega Incarceration. LAYING his damages Al tsJOOOO
Several hundred Mem nOntcs reached this port
yesterday They went T. Ore nDaam BTOs. Cos
baukihg house with seventeen drafts eggren atnR 500
900. Tney are en- route Ior DAKOTA
A little child aDout years old was run over
In trout " the SUN Office yesterday afternoon bT car
No. 100 OF The LetinnO hyenu0 lne ana narrowly
eeoapoJ being INSTANTLY kiled. few minutes ateT the
lAnghse',
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
STR1CUSE.
The Delegates that were Elected by Order oi
John Kelly Last Evening.

Second District-Patrlck Lysaght. Mark Lani-
Tnifd Di.trcl j. sleyin. ". II. Rooney. d. Knabe
Y urth Dstrict-James u. Mulry. Thomas she'll, Eu.
ward H. Shandoy.
Ffh DisTict-Edwlu H. Meade. John Kelly, Henry
Sixth Dlstric-T j. Campbell. Gilbert H. Wood, John
II. hughes
seventh Dlstrlct-Peter ID. oiney. Vincent &. Kog.
Martin I. McMah N
Eisnth DisIrIct-Edward d, Gale. Manton Marble,
Oscar II. BOgart.
Ninth District Edward Gion. Samuel A. Lewis,
George ". MOuOD.
Tenth District ct-John W. Reynolds, John ". Gneut.
r. owen Murphy.
Eleventh DisrOt-Augustus Schel Peter Trainer,
IA nlefenlur.
Twelfth Distr Ct-Hcnry WOltman, John keenan,,
VIII m W, Cook,
Tufteunth District Christopher Fine, Patrick Glib.
nCy, blchaTd andgan.
Fourteenth District John Reilly, Jamos DAILY Peter
Oiiesl ie
sixteenth Dlsrict-Edward Cooper. Augustus
Frenci. NJ u, JOhD 4. McGOHAn,
Seventeenth District-John B. MastersOn, Frederick
Snyth, Leo {. DcsaAT.
L. ghtorn h Dis uct--JOhn Kelly. Wm, c. whitney,
Tn :. Cooper Lampocll.
Nineteenth DntrlCt Thomas OCallAhAn, Thomas
Dunlap, GcTl nin llauschc
Twchteth District-wam II. Quincy, John Hayes.
ID. &. Gavin.
.Twenly.nrrt Dbtrct-Hush II, Moore, WIN. A. BoJd,
Tne Flrst AID Fifteenth Districts chose delegates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
THE ALAniMA CONTENTION.
A pieu for u Comprch cn-ivc, FnliGhtened. aud
Non-PariisRn Constitution.

A pieu for u Comprcb en.ivc, Fniightened, aud
Non-Pnrtisan Constitution.
MONTGOMERY. sent. G-The Alabama
Constitutional Convention met hero to-day
Gen. l.. L. Walker wos chosen President by ac-
clamation. tue Republicans and Democrats all
voting for hin. His father was President Of the
Convention which adopted the Constitution in
lsl9. under which Alabama was admitted into
the CniOn. In bis opening speech Gen. Walker
said
consistent. enli.hen d. and partisan, alike just TO
all classes protective OF all equal its
burutns in tts bcLCnts. The q the last de-
Gaze have eliminated from our Institutions the only
tact vii broad significance and Lcorporatc l1to the
Constitution thr national splrit ana the national as OF
tbe pcrtecl pohtioal nnn clNll egnnntn an nen ot
whatever race. co or or previous condition. kpuuh
can institutions rest upon the common integruce OF
TIE people there ore Uf the hlgh duties u Re
publican Government tie euuVntiun Of the
there NO CiNl4lyatiuu without iutCllig nee. An
eninent ttitesula" rud that the power g
provide against 3, esihli,s possibilities uften he
fact-. Limit thtr fore. the le lie awe power ~
taxation - tA ~ irum huhlrlOu tue honor and
credit - hc STATE. lhe sput OF the hcontiOus
reputable iudividu charnC. tris cs have been maze
the hAut & government ana government has deg nrr
Into mere instrumcntaliy for tie hdyauret NJ
OF personal ambitions anu the promotion of personAl
aims IN Nay tnut would hsye rhockcd the primitive
smputltr- Of tut Whp conceived and illustr t,d
their y,s the great problem oil he government On
As lar n. We may In due defcrence TO circumstance
let limit III, uuties oi government 10 tc ends Of
government, VIII Il may he summed up n th' general
phrase the fu protection Ot the rghIs of persons aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
Opening OF a Season Of Opera Boune in the
LJceum Theatre.

A season OF French opera bouffe was
opened at the Lvceum Theatre last evening by
the production OF Onenbachs last opera, Mud
anne rArchiduc."
II IL almost needless to reassert the supe-
riority Of the French language for opera boune
The vivacity and mischief Of this class Of music
are so far heightened by 1t that even poor opera
Is almost rendered good. But the performance
| II evening did not require the added attrac-
tiOn, for Mile. GeOnroy with her troupe, did
full justice 10 the dramatic points ~ the opera
to It's roirking music, and certainly to Its spice
OF nuughtines'.
Mile. DupN made her FIRST appearance In
America In the part Of Fortunate. and won the
good will Of the audience. The uther men bcrs
of the troupe sust incd their pAr.s equally we'll
A crowded house we proof Of its appreciation
10y frequent encores, TO which the artists re-
spOndod willingly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
NEW Frauds ~ WASHINGrON
Forged Certificates OF the District of Colum-
bra board OF Audit.

WASHINGTON, sept CA street contractor
named varney was TO-DAY arrested warrant charg.
ing MIN with obtaining tl0e ny selling a certificate
issued by the Dlstr ct Board of Audit for fl7O to H.
Davis, and purportng to be endorsed by Davis. trustee
with intent TO defraud Several other certificates Of
the Board Of Audit false endorsements IN cir
cuaI on ana Cases found whore duplicate Cettin
have been Issued Tue names OF All Sho are iln
pdcated In this business not yet Known but II ~
asoerancd thAt the cerncatcs are genuine, anu that
they have been stoen from tno otc. a. tne Board OF
audit where they presumed 20 he kept until the
own,r calls for them, Tue names OF the Ownors
t0rgea On the anu hel were then sold % Tue MARKET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
A GOTERNMENT RAILROAD.
Quebec and N ontrcaI TO be Connected by Rail
along the ~. Lawrence.

QUEBEC, SeDt. Our Provincial Government
has determined on building the North shore Rail
way Itself For the last twenty nve years the project
" connecting Quebec aud Montreal direct by railway
on the norta shore OF the ST. Lawrence has KIND
OF Will-o.thewIsD in our political and hnancial world
Tue last scheme was combination Of Government
subsidy by means Of debenturos with the grant OF
lands formerly made. but this did not answer Ald
finally the Government took hold and prevailed the
company 10 surrender s charter II Wll require some
eg,slation to complete the arrangements and vote
Nill be required TO COnnfm the coutract which II
said, the GOvcrnnent has entered into IN tue pres
ent contractor the Hon. Mir. hcGrreyey. II IL eXpec
that the local Parliament Will be Immediately SUN.
moned some say for the end Of september 10 cousideF
TINS business aud to make similar srrah2 emcnts tr the
Northern Co OnlzauOn ROAD another raiiway which 10
being rapidly constructed DetNeu Montreal aud Ot.
lava. TINS undertaking has be u pushed with more
activity than the Quebec and Montreal ana lts drec'
aid not C arly the necessity OF surreuderng
their position. But the tNO to be cOnneCcU aud
work together the Government thought IL should have
DLLIL nnI III llLIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
THE AMERICAN TENN.
A Bsssuet at Observation-Disclosures bv Vice
frc-,. Wilson. Gen. Hawiev. taen. Porter
q, w. Brooke, w. q. Barrett. and Othor.

q. w. Brooke, w. q. Barrett and Othcr.
At the dinner to the American rife
team, last evening, Col. Gildersleeve responded
to the nrst toast. He said that less than two
years sso most OF the rife team had had no ex-
perience with the weapon which they had used
so successfully. A few OF them had been
accustomed TO shoot we'll with tho old
target rifle and H. was not much over \ year AGO
that American manufacturers had produced a
weapon suitable for long range. Any distance
less than 71O yards he called short range. The
suited In victory, and 10 retain the glory then
won digent practice and hard work were neces-
sary. Tue lesson Of 1874 had taught the British
and tho Irish that American marksmen and
American rifles were not to be despised, and
they had prepared for the match Of 1876 with
more than usuai diligence.
Vice President wuson spoke highly OF the
modest and gentlemany way In which the VIC
tons had behaved abroad.
Gen. Hawley said that the team had owed its
success to unity Of action "a well as diligence
ard skill that their shooting had proved that
the breach loading arm, properly constructed
and cared for was superior to the muzZle-load-
Inc, and that long range practice was the best.
Rife shooting was a sensible and manly sport,
every state from New Orleans TO DacOtab, from
New York to the Golden state.
Gen. Horace Porter delivered humorous
apovc oh In response to the Army and Nav :"
Charles W. Brooke spoke for Ireland, W. O..
Barrett for the Irish rifle team, and Gen. Town
send for the Nation l Guard.
Among the guests were Mavor Wickham, Col.
Fred. Conkling, Capt. wilgate, and Gen. Chris
tiansen. Prrsldent Grant Gen. Sherman, and
Others sent Letters OF regret.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
TRlGuDriN MAMARoNECK.
Killing his Brothcr-in-I.aw nnd then shoot
ing his sister.

James Fisher, iaboror OF Mamaroneck, was
shot and aim Instantly killed on sunday evening BY
ms brothcr.in'aw, Edward Weeks. fellow isoorcr.
They both lived IN the same house. on what skaown as
the strawberry Farm. l; IL year since they guar
relied but they became rccOnciicd and Sunday they
were drlnkL together. At about o'c'ook Weeks.
who tutnNcated began talk with his uncle WI.
liam. Hi thicktonEucG St,crantNs amused sitter
chid, wno minicsrd I'm uhtil ls gcN ptuitk =, and
tlrrdt ncd TO strike her Her mother int rfcrcd
nnd he thrcatrned her. FISHERS uttcuuOu at
tractcd hy tnis, ana ne told Weeks thai he should
nutncr strike the clHld nor call tiV mother names
We, Is retroateu into The nall. Fisher follow o. aud
Mceks suUt him a. 'nc cast lie dicdin icw ninu,us
Tncn turnug tn sister. Weeks area at ho tnr u.
let gOiug b tween Two fingers Of hcr hand. taxing a
small pccu from each. The uuileTCt then ran down
tue patch to the wpOts snd escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

An exhibition OF the workings OF " Talpey's
selfRegulahng Fire Escape" was given in front OF
Frenoh's Hotel yesterday The machinery IL tKoeea-
hgy simple, merely consisting Of wheel aud a.
endless rope or chain, the wheel being attached 10
beam, one cnd OF wni~h IA thrust into = window The
fugitive " IN the Ham pats ais loot into sti rue.
anu by pulling tho parallel rOre lowers himself to the
ground. The ch aiways IN position, ana as macy
as can nnd agrasping place IN ra ud tranht 70
the ground. Brakes are 40 arran Scd within the pnt
ley ihat the speed Of desgenling person may -
graduated about twelve seconds for each hundred
faal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The Kepnving Of Pcnp-ylvnula Avenue.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.-Certain persons who
were identified with the late Ring making streHu
Gus efforts have the commissioners decide upon re-
paying Pennsylysnis avenue from the Capitol to Fat
teenth street. The last proposition comes from j. H.
Aorrin & Co. supposed 10 10 OF NV ORR, who unsr
proceed WITH lhe rcpayng the asscn Of tue prup
eriy holders be obtane aud the COMMISSIONED sgroe
& othcaly recommend TO Congress tut making OF an
Appropriation to pay for the NOrK The Kng IN mani
csg great sulcnde m tuis repay Ing OF Pchnsy
avenue aud srNln their utmost to have The wOrk
nngun befOTe (VnErcss can pass upon IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
BKOOk IN.
rh. prr ,lc echooln reopencd yesterdnr.

Nv N TVVlTIVHVU NV0VVIWWVs
On the Union base ball grounds, yesterday.
the MANUALS beat The Atiantcs, sos
The volunteer fire companies OF East New
York last eveplng huAl arrangements Tor disband
ig account ~ the tuNns refusal TO vote 80 wv 20
give them water supply to usc NJ nrcs,
In connection with mortgage foreclosure In
the Brooklyn supreme Court yesterday II was said that
the Kings touuty ManufaCufin4 Company doing bust'
ness AZ GreenI Oint 10 ins )lVent.
Peter Dacey, bartender at Court and 0arnett
streets, RrOuklyn, locked last nj ut on charge
Of strIkng Barney Mc6OYern of S3s llAml ton avenue
the mead with brick at midnight on Sept. 4, aud
f.ta,ly inJuring hin.
John Dobson, aged 7, Of 10 welworth street,
Brooklyn, over killod ~ Flus llnK aVrnne
last evening by wagon driven 0T Darius Eastm n, an
employee Of l.. u. smith VI e3s Nassau street. The
driver wRs lOe6ed up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
THE RED oLOUD FRAUDS.
The Work Of the Nebraska Senators aud
Representatives.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0.--The nftb letter OF
the Marsh.welsh sere- IL IN type, and will appear to.
morrow. ItsNess history o. the Red Cloud reserya.
ton the scene OF the frauds revealed by Prof March.
The hrs agent was not nominated by the church but
BY Gen. Logan for eminent political seivces, and then
be the fraudulent practices. The letter shows how
agents ore erut away from their rcst rvatons and
frauuueni vouchers lied by employ aad paid aud
no reclamation uaae when agents have glVsn notice oi
the frauds.
a letter from the Interior Department TO the nrst
church agcit for the u Couu Agency shows that ID.
j. MUCann. the notorious freight Contractor was sent
AZ the r"oUust Uf hc Nebraska Senators aud repre-
sentatlVcs.
Mr. esh says l., sausncd that the church elerteu
due uiigcuoc, hut no npouts Ia exposed situations IN
supported hj tOscuvrs can iOng resist
th evils OF the Iuuau Rns backed Es II Is BY the ln1e
rlVT Department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
A C,,.ki,I Temperunce Lecture.

CATsKILL, sept. 5.-Janes Farrell and Levi
Law got drunk in this village last evening" ana started
70 ride home 10 wagon drawn by two horsca At eau.
tcrkls nackVI the team ntO strenIn, aud, with
tac uUgses, we're urOwned,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
TIE AMERICAN TURF.
Exciting stecplechnsinR In Rhode Islaud-A
Rider Thrown.

PRovIDENCE, Sept. 6.-1wo exciting steeple-
chase camo on at ssohuset Point, Newport, this
afto presence Of large crowd. The nrst
was hAudlcap betN een DOnahuos Deadhead and Tor.
tces Woodvillc, and was won by Deadhead by
ana houltcrs. The second race for gentlemen
n ana Mas .plendldy ntesten by Meteor shuug T.
TluE, and l.tr ntr. Tue rGrT ut Meteor VS. thrown
but MOI sedoutl injured shsughraun won OY aien-th
ke-uluie serOud.
The wife OF james MahOny, master mechanic OF tho
ola Colony Sltanrhip Company, VINO Attendrd ~ sec
tie races, wa thrown from buggy aud seriously IN
"A e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
The TASTES, Time ON the American Turf

LEXINGTON. sopt. G--The fall meeting over
the Kentucky Association course commenced to-day
with hne weather. good track, good attendance, and
unusually good sport Tho hrst race mile heatr, for
throCyeal-plds, VA Oy klchArI ~, Clark q Grin
stcad's ca. I. Dy GllrOy. Tine, li39l loo.
Tie second race, one milc ana tulnus, wac won bi
Robinson MJtgan's Bob WIOicy, IN l.bi THIS is the
fastest race ever rnn ia America BY two The
nrst tur'ong Ia thirteen seconds, ana the mile
from string TO string In lal the whole dit lance M II
rate OF lilia TO the une. Bob NoOey Va bJ imported
LeAningtun, dam Item, by .rNingon
The third dash three quarters OF lle ior
two yeaI I.Oid Niles was won bI j. A. GnnbtCalb JN
net. by Lightning, In l.lf,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
THE CANADIAN RIOTS.
Prepa raiions TO Prevent the Burial Of Gui-
bord's itemnins.

MONTREAL, Sept. 0.-Thousands visited
the scene Of the late rolous gathering yestor-
day. The grave OF Guloord's wife, which wns
recently opened for the reception Of GuiDord's
remains, being the chief object OF attraction.
1t is rumorcd that Systematic preparations are
being made by the Frcnch Canadians In and
around the city TO prevent the bur al, and that
arms are beng transported to hid the belltge-
rents. IL IL alleged on good authority that pre-
c.uttonary measures are beng taken by mem
bers Of the Fronoh Canadian Institute to
rcyent the raising vt GuiOOrd's remains after
being Inferred. Mr.. DOutre mas received sew
eral threatening letters, and numDer OF his
friends now guard nis home nightly. No allu-
sion WIS made tu the riot IN the Catholic
churches Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07

Theota Conrad, aged 10, VIA on iday last
scalped while attending to machine In the Bushvict
avenue baggng factory. Her long black hair eau ut II
the whee and IN instant tlo lock, wers torn out
by the roots, taking with them patch OF the seals
eight inches long bi four wac, extending from
forehead across the top eide IN near
" to tho neck. laying the skLi bhr,. SO sud
tne accident tna the girl did not X for ZONE
ments what had happened to her. Tn, phYsciin, In
ten TO operate upon hat little sctlp remains -
OOtAln Tor the stripped pOrtIOu.