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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Die Wstt8Iieoer Ser Hetu Dortel
Oonferett5 iiber ote 9uuttt0ftntt. /

H Hem Yort, 18. SUM. - Die MitQlle
Der Der Tiinften GOenue=@ =@ouferen, oriideI
folgenoe anfidlten iiber bic in Cincinnati ae
mahten ytomlnationen ans: @r. BrGfiberl
SopflnS 1T Der anii6t, baB Serr tSa1eS Ell
ebenio entpfeblensiuertber @anOi6at lit, al
6err Sriltom. Die Homination beS Grifers
1T in politilher Sinli6t spedmdbieer, al
neHn Sriiton nomirirt porben mdre: i
n1oralildler Stniid)t 1T bieIelbe ein meilrae
pollifdnOIger Sieg fir Die 9teform=8artci
Sn 2lnbetrad)t beS unbefledten @barafters De
GounerneurS SaneS ipiirbe er Die @anSibatu
oeiielben unteritiiben. @r-Brdiioent 8. 3
9SoolieD ertldrt !: SD itimme oen Sartgelo
aHitdlten oeS 6errn 9aDeS BET uno ldenf
oemlelben meilt ungetbeilte8 Sertrauen |!
Brof. GUNNER aus 9telp SaOen iagt: o. y&en
Der @onoent Die lbidt bate, einen Staata
mann ais eriten Seamten Ger 0tepublif Il
nomlnlren, 10 lit ihr 3ned perfehlt." Ser
90race gSblte aus Chicago erfldrt Die Rcmj
nation fir Die beffe, meld)e inter ben llmItGl|
ben 9etroffcn merben funnte.
EepnbIifantfdte R0ttiifattons.
Werfammlttn9en.
9tnctn O., II >juni. - SIN bd
aetrigeu republifaniihen 8atiTfationspe]
iammluug iaete Gen. Sarlan BON Sentuil|
ieine Delegation babe beretts pGbreno oa
abitmmung eiFe, SaDes= 6attT TtsationSzSeI
lanmlun9 abgebalten. Gr babe CO 9epubi
baB, als Sentlldp lelne Gtimmen aui Sa1e|
iibertra9en babe, iie gang unb gar Die gbir|
lhe Ses 0fanneS auSgefiibrt, Der ibre erf1
2Sabl 9eWelen lei. !Sarlau perlaS iooan|
cine ldngere 0epei1e BON 8rtton, IT pelde
iid) berIel6e b0dit erfreut uno bef-iehi9t iibe
oas 8ciHItat beS @onOentS auSlprad.
Serner tuuroen nod 9teoen bon ben S6
grenscOmbe Don WiiIouri, SGend DON Sl
otana, gSm. Srtou BON Wetuz9)ort uuo Nn
bern geba;ten. 9ttdarb Smith BON be
y@tnc. @aSette" ia9te, er iei fir Srtitou
9emelen, aber eS freue ibn, iagen Su f0n
men, SaB er au6 nit loape5 sufrieoel
lei. Srlitow iet ein Iuager Wann uuo fsun
nod bier Sabre parteu. @ouu. 6omarb Dol
Uttd]igan, uelder nit ieinen Sriidem bi
SIbne betrat, Urroe Johann uor9eitellt Uni
ielne Benertungen nit l1utcm BeifaG be
griibt. gtad1 Sertaguug Der YerIammluut
bra1te man Der Delegation BON Haiia6uietti
i'm y@ibiOnz6ouie" cine Serenaoe; ba ieood
fcincr Der Serren cnipeieuo mar, 10 biel
@auu. SanSarbt BON 8hoOe- -Sslaap ei1
Reoe. Gr periprad ben Sbto 'ern cine Ma
loritdt in gteu @u9lano, me iie uo9 ME Ell
republifanlifer @antioat erbalten babe.
DaS rep. gtatirual. grefutip. @omite mir
iid an 8. Snli i'll YbilaOelpbia permanen
orQaniiireu.
Sn glmira, N..D., ipurbe elm Sapts. Uni
8baeler @ampague Club prganiIirt. 81
BroolOence, H.=S., !no Die 6epubllfaner mi
Der domination auBcror0antltf SuirieSen
9onb. Gippitt ld,lCfte cine @ratulatious4O DE
pelde an Die &anbiOaten. Su 9telp>SrleanI
fano am Samta9e cine Qualifications Ser
iammlung inter Dem &orIite oeS @r=9oup
8armoutb ftatt, tuel9er Dem - Sidet" % ,OO'
Stiminen Wiebrbeit 5uii6erte. Sn Sal
Sranslsco iinO Die 9tepubltfaner suirieoeu, il
&anIas Ditto. Sn @lereiano, o., muro
eins groBe Gatiftfations= =Seriammluag ab9c
bnlteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
YtuS lGeorofn

auguita q, @u., II. Stunt. = Gr. @ouper-
neur Sobnion erfldrt, oaB er feiu @anbtoat
fir SaS 9ouperneErS 9lEt ei, aber bem
Staate 6ieneu uolle, ruenn er bonn Golfe er.
pdhlt perSen iollte, - Gie farbigeu &epub.
litaner fenerten beute cine SaDes >9Sbeeler.Sas
Lutte oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Rod, cttt id,emolt6eS Werbrtd,en.

9 prIng gf1el 3, W{aII., II. SUM. = Ole
&c Sabre alte urperbeiratbete unb algemeiu
geabtete Waucp Sens, nabe @onwap lpcbnz
bait, wuroe ain letten 9onneritas abeno ip
brltaler gSeiie BON einem uubeianuten SSie
midte mlbbrau9t. Sbr Bieoerauftommen
1T speifelbaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
0erind,, etnc Rtr0e 3lt aetit5rett,

SouBoaIe, Eenni., II. Sn1li. = Sn
lebter ytad)t tpurbe elm Wtann entoedt, als CT
ebeu i'm Segriffe itanb, bic bieiise tatbolii6e
Stride an,uSiiHoen. Sine Sran enttedte ben
oerseidla9en, ebe iie 5iilie berbeirufeu fenute.
Dem Sraubitifter gelang Go Johann, Su eiltz
tomneu. Dieies III bielelbe STRIDE, IN mel,
der am lcBten Sonntase Der 8aumeiiter ge.
tSbtet uno 80 anoere Yeri0nen burd, ben Gu.
iamnenbrrdl Der @alIerie rerIet,t ruurhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Ste 0etp Oorfer Vertdyte entoe6en,
OaB 8ter ber0ttId1e1o TIT

tious .@eridt su AibanD bat euti1ieoe1, baB
9agerbier ein berauihenSes @etrGnf lit, unS
bic bieitJe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro baber bas
@eleb in Sesus auf oieies 9etrGnf lonobl,
tpie aui Die iibrisen itreng in Susfiibruns
bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
&Ott6Qert6t.

Smaba, 18. Suut.-Saerif 9mitb BON
0amion @ltp, gsebr., periudte geitern nit
Shlfe zines 8eJleitsrS einen geuiiien 5oweG
in ieiner 8obKuug gu perhafteu; als er in
oaS Saus eintrat, feuerte Solpea mebrere
Sdiiie ab, oura peld,e Smitb setSbtet uuo
iein Sesleiter bebenflif) oermunoet murOe.
Solpeu prrOe ipdter uerbaftet rino in oas
@eidnsnib ;u Blum Greet geitedt. @efern
4beno entriB eiu 6aufeu Biirger ben Di6roer
Der Sbbut oes 9eiauseuwarters uno hing TIN
on hen u1dlifeu Yauff1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
S6SfIid1er Gt1eubof,r. 1lufall

Brgn Wt 70 n, Pa., I8. Sllnt. = yin
SutiGer, gtamens g8illiam Suplor, wuroe
belte Morqen in Der Gdbe bieies Srtes BON
einem Sabnsuge iiberfahren nno augenblid.
LID getOStst. @s usrlautet, OaB Der Ser
ftorbene aus ciuer an9eiebenen, woblbaben,
hen Ganlilie in Werp. glnrf ftamn1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
9Mr@ Nuptauer ert1torOef.

@beDennt, sYpOming, II. Suui. =
8ebber, Elm Ga9t- giebbdter, pnroe am Is.
.. Mts. uabe StOnsp am BiattflufIe BON Sn.
oianern ermoroet uno Tfsro uno &eupluer
pes uugliidliden gefoblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19

Da mein Sobn Seiurtt Sdultbeis, atter29 Sabrr,
mein Saus ytr. 26i, OfzWonnmeutftrafe. perlofien
bat, 70 LIT elm SeSer braseno 9ebeen, irseno welde
oroindre aleiber an, bdlt beoe sduitern bob. bat
Elm Brano Seien an Der ltnten Sete bes @efdts uno
inter benz Nrm, LIT bartb6riq uub uidbt bel pollen
Geritanoe. 8. 4d,nItbetb,
SIR. 26l, Yfouumeutlra6e,
ga,Ifip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
d, d,,uussreikia ameritouifdbe SoteIs bran

0ldtaaooreiBts ameritanifdse eoteIs branns
<*ten i'm iesten Rouate ab; tte Srdnoe bdtteu nerz
6iitet peroeu tonnen, uenn Die 5otels ben o.
ttfdeuB sebabt bdtten. 8ebr.
9aa, SIR. 92, @arOenftr., . alto. (Wai29, ,2Utef) }
zte .E EurefasE Epul Setoe1 III Die be-
Sitebseite. 8one 9roBe, scborlse ednss uno nols
fommen slatt. vile sroseren @eiddite nerfaufsn
bieIe(be. (Uiai26, tDitHJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
0seousirfe @iieub0htt N0l,rpxefSc.

Stncinnati i, 18.Sunt.-9ie y vatlantic.
Great Beitern.Sabn" bat bic Sabrpreiie fir
Die ptnz uno Serfabrt ron bier na6 gtew.
Dorf nm peitere 50 re6u5irt. Gin Billet fir
Die Heiie mad New. Dorf unb suriid foftet
lest S25, mad, philadelphia $24. Die Slete
iiuo fur 60 SQac Qii(tiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
tI4rof,. ,.uo aletn.Weriauf.

| N1beIstleberbise, Sorhduse trimmings nno 2az
paser. Mrtifel a1er artea su pcrdie6eueu yreien.
Der srobte Ysrratb uno Muswabt in Der Staot bn
ausemeKenen Yreen in Nr. SO, Ganooerftr.. bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Gfienbafltt.1lnalii6.

@barlefton, 9.z@., II. SUM. = Sin
Spe5ialsu9 bes anberion>3 3wsises bern @reeHz
bile @olumbia'er Sahn" mIroe in lester
ytadt in Solse eiues 9eleiiebrud,s BON ben
SdJienen geldleueert. Sngenieur, CONDUIT
tsur, Seiser uno 8remier runrOen get1otet uno
Elm anberer Angelteuter idprper oerIett. Conf
hefnlh iidl Hiemnt1h nIf hem 2une
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Selesrapbii4e Sepei(beit.
1niamhsS S)tDeihsM

se,i@te Der saiJoeiirteu BreIfe~ fir ota "9or-
reipenbenteu.al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Gon0fnfrte Mildl

C0n0fattrtc Mll1
iii
elmer neueu Sorm tdglid friid bon tbrer Gabrit
pon gorL Benuf.,
burh Die
BALTIMORE CONDENSED MILK co.
empIan9eu.
9 Il rean:
Nr. 70, gSeit BalttMoresS StraEe.
(Juuit6, 3 Rtef) g. ~. GantieIo, @eidditsiabrer.
Baltimore
9ire c9aGaranfe Ofife,
Siomeitz @de Der Soutb= Inb Water,Stra6e.
Diele @eie1ihat periidsrt iortlpdbreno scsen9,er>
Iuft ODER StdSen burtb Srauouuslid ionobl in Der
Staot, pe TN Yanoe. Glle Grtcu BON Gtgeutbun,
aBobn=, &aoeuz uno gSaarenb1uier, SanoelSalter,
Aderbau@ Yrooufte, W0bem, Saus @erdtbibaiten,
i'm Ban be9r'fiene ooer i'm SaIea In edouug befnos
Iide Sdbr,eu9e II. I. 10.
Du5 Direftorium befebt aus jolgeuoen Serren:
g8 9. Sarriio on. Srdfioent;
Oapto .. Wilion, .. Uorton Steuart
1rancs 3. aing, V. Il. Wewcomrr,
Senrp Sarrou, Srpue 0orpiS,
N. 9. Steuart W. u. Gaplor.
Ism. s.. Stuue, @eorae Z. SaniIon,
s.. D. aapIf, y. hilbert Yiders,
z. &obt. Sentu5, Oieuoeo @oben,
aSin. s. Yeuuinston.
Gpplifatious Sorniuldre uuo iuettere Hahridht
hber Die 9ceHibait miro in Der SfHce, SHoUeits@de
Der SoutG= mo DaterittaBe. trtbeilt, no aub ale
8uitrdae loiort erleoiat mtroen. Beriiherun9ea
Deroem aui lr9egb cine Srlit anaeaomneu, ipeldae
Der Appltfant punibeu mag.
(Sanl,1SD IT. ySecowortb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
@tnoer= &utthen

bel y einrit StmarS,
IT, Ell, Deit= Baltim orez, Eabe ebarles StraBe
GIN proBes Miortiment nIr BON ben heitrn Gabrl@
fanten, nm Sc uno auimdrts.
Setnrtdb 9dltpars.
SRI. 2lt, Beitzgaliimores, nabe @barleSftr.
uf5,2i,7.33.9.f5,d.7.9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
I1eberSdltu ettetlltttta.

Sgrone, Ya., IS. SUM. = Gin i9we=
rcr 9tesen fina gefern an, Su fallen, unO es
reguete ohue llnterbre6uu9 Die gan5e Naht.
Die Sliifie iinb infOlge Defen bod anses
idnoaen, uno bic @iienbahEeH erlitten burh
g8egidpsmmen BON Srliden uno 9dmmen
betrd1tlideu Sdaeen. Der Serfebr aui Der
y8alo. Gasiez z8easf0ater Sabn" lit HnterbrO.
den; cine groBe .3ahl bon arbeiteru III nit
Der &eparntur ber bei6doigten Steaeu be-
idlaftigt, un6 man ernartet, oaB Die reselmG=
Bigeu Sabrten morgen pieoer aufSenommen
ueroen f0uueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
mo en-! 0entoen

| b Ran sebe Su 6. g8. SreIanb in Ser. 83
Wore.S otparo iiraBe, uuo taufe feline Si.25
S emb n-etsenes 6abritat-oou Wamiutto= =8at,
| tun unb feinem einntn; aui Sefeluns su otmelbeu
Bretie, (Sunii3, ,3Dlte1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
&etn Gd)mers! Retnc 0efabr! &etu
EehISdhIddl

Die "Colton Dental Association" ift INNER ers
iolsreid, 3Sbne obne Shiaersen aus5u5ieben. Ote
sr6sten 3weifer fonnen iib bon oisier Gbsticts in
ben 3ilnmern Nr. 81. gSeitzSasettefrahe, Ioes,
aeuseu. (San. q. 6 Wtey)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19

2ede 5dd,er burdaus iuaiieroidt semadt burb
Die Appli,run9 BON Iron Clad Sarb uno Iron
Clad t. Cute Ddder, burtsebeuos nit
BET Iron Clad s al rbe beftrden, balteu fib pdt=
teno 10 Sabren o6ue .psitere Soften. Sefddbiste
Ddber, BON 8leb5bmieoen oils untau9lih ertldrt.
tpieoer berseittat uno ibr 9ebraub Guf Sabre oer=
langsrt burdb ssbOrises autreiaen nit Der Iron
Clad=S arbe un0 q EN- II betuirft. glle grbetz
ten sarautirt. Wadirase bon Saus=gisentbinern
aeuiinibt. SameS 0,c4aiRe,
(Mprtlt ,3Ntf) Nr. 80, Siio=poaoapf fraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Maixine A.,

MalX1no
siu porSi9Iter ndbrenoer arifcl fir fleine 9inSel
uuo Snpalibeu, oas einSise mabre Subitut fur0iut.
termlb, 5ubereitet po1 e IN II Gins s., Npotbeter,
unO bel alea Orosuiiten Su baben.
". s.. 8tptpn & Bruoer,
(Suua2, ,3Uhe, i.c.E.F) Gn9ros=ISsnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
gttae Ss0ttiIie ertrNnfets

Suntinstou, Ya., 18. SUM-. - Seute
Morsen friib iab iifl cine 6amilie, ans 30,
bio 8ceo, 6rau uno stuei SObnen beitebenb,
gespuHgen, ibre 8obnung 5u &oalmont,
nelde bon elmer llebsridwemmuns beOroht
mar, su psrlafiea, unb lpuroe bel Sem Ser
Jude, cineH anseidwoaenen Sergfrom su
iiberidreiten, BON ben 8ellen iOrtssrlfieu.
Nqe Ster ertraufen. Die &sihen oerlelben
tplIr0en unterhalb an'5 llfer Qeipilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19

Datente meroen fiie GrRnoer ertptrtt.
GIFT nod @rlansnus bes Yatents iptroen @ebdb'
rea berec,uet. o. s.. T. y. Z. Soparo,
Rr. 18, SecoubfraBe, Der Boft seseniber.
(6ebr2, t2Dlte) 3peiss in Baibinston, De
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19
Setnr. s. &artmann.
| Srlpart Gud, spansiq Yrosent in Strumpfz

Getnr. 8. %attmann.
Sripart Guh sman,is Yrosent in Strumpts
maaren, 9anbi9uben uno llnterfleiSern.
Oamen=, Serrenz IL. SinbersSancp= =Strnmpfmaaren
ber Iesten Uiooe, tdslidb erbalten in
Hr. f39, Dea>Sattimtorse, Spiideu Soutb
uno @olpertirobs. (Dlaii6, ,2yltef)
OF. Roberttom. Wr. 10. Sao.Gu ia nftra 81
~Ote6anoelt Ipe,ea ane aranibeiteu Der urin Or
game, o,sauii9e S1mdte. uerp6ie Sdrpdte. por'
,eltises alter uuo aIe Nerpenfranfbeteu, WeIGe
Don iusenSliden linbeonuenBeiten berriaren. 7arsz
lib entltanoene Srantbeiten ihnel turirt. Serren,
pelbe iit Dr. r. anpertrauen, t6unen ftdl oeriidert
palteu bab fie niTenibaftlib uuo aufridtis beban=
belt peroen. 8iireauitunbeu: SIP ubr Wa9s., 2-f
ubr gaad,nl. uno 6-9 ubr abos. CSebr2l, t2WteD
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DaS 8oImeS 'tdbe Vatent. -9te sDampfs9ep
ptdlseiniSunsS>8efelif
seppi&e burbsebenbs seretnist uno renoz
pirt. Sett, g Sdbmus unb W otten berausse
bradt. gBir baben iiber ole Standardization
gen triumpbirt. GoImsS & GaAaban,
(Mpril1 ,3Dit) Nr. 8, SDan=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-19

gSien, 18. SUM. = Ser G5ur bat Oie
@iulaOung ces SaiierS bon Seitreld, ibm Ell
nen Seiu6 auf S6loB 0tei6ftaOt ab5ultatteu,
augeuommen. @r miro am "a. D. 81. auf
9teihtaOt aufommen unb am "a. mieoer abs
reiien. Nfan eriuartet, oaB @raf 2tuoraGD
Der 3uiammentunft Der 5erri4er beimObnen
miro.
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&dsiTS 11nfan.

Ybi1abelpbta, II. 5uni. - Der
Yortsmoutb, N,s5., befimmt, lief am IA. 5.
Sits. auf Der rSoe Slosaer"= =llutiefe i'm uute%
rem Oclamare fef. Dos Subrseus ipurSe am
gta9mittage oelfei0enSa9ts luieber flott, mar
ieoob bnrd] bic erlitteuen Seiddbiguugen led
geworben, uub r1riBte Sebufs8eparatur bier
her suriidbuQfirt meroen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
RUNNING AND TROTTING.
THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUE RACES
IN W4SHINGTON.
Fine Days sport-Inspiration Leads in the
Three-Quarter Dash-BiII Bruce Wins tue
Mile Heat Race-A Rafting SteepIechasr.


Fine Days sport nspiration Leads in the
Three-Quarter Dssh-t,II Bruoe win. the
nIiIa H., n.c.A u.,,l,.. s,a..,aa,...
"'' hea' ""ce "s''""H H'eep'ec""se'
WASHINGTON, Nov, 1.-The oDeninr
49, $500. -. -, -. ..- . -, =
uay races OF the autumn meeting OF the Ma
tiOnal Jockey Club, postponed from yesterday,
drew n large number of spectators Tho
-. - - -, =. -, -, ~
weather was clear anu "arm' ana the track IN
good condition.
ne nrs' race was uasn OF 'nree-Puar'ers Oh
mile for all ages The starters we're Leaning
ton second Matador First Chance Courier
s,uh,,.,,, Ina,,,ra,,nn ua, N and padiada, N
- ' "' , 49,
Inspiration sold as the fayOrite' Rood start
WAS made with Fadladeen I'm the lead and the
o,hars ,n h,,noh Ma,ador n,sssad toruard
others III punch Oiataoor p'esseu ior""u
ond Courier third Firat Chance fourth and the
49, -, -, =, - -, 49,, 80. -,
others toRether' coming AROUND tue tutn' ln-
spiration went to the front and held II to the
aniab uitb rouriar sacond. First Chanca SIM
ba.,, ua,,do, ,ao,,no,or saoond Nav u
oeauI hatauot' bennington oeoohu' NAV Dr
and Fadladeen In the order named. Time, 1.16A
sooond race. mia be,,s Tar ali agas. pu,.. sso0
,,, 80 80 49, -. w. ai' $50
Inc starters were Bill Bruce, BurRoo' Rose, FAD
ladeen, and Hatteras. Bill Bruce sold a. the
,,y,.i, C1I,,oa,, H.. -, A., ,h, -, 81
$500, ' 'ou y" ~ '"o ''u'' iV'
ioWed by biil Bruce, Burgoo' Hatteras ana Nose
In the order named. Before reaching The quar-
with Burgoo leading on tue back stretch Bur
200 held the led, eoseiy pressed by Bill Bruce,
with IIattoida and Fddladeen two lengths away
pssk aud neck, aud Rose still well In the rear.
At the half mile Bill Bruce went TO the front,
with Burgoo at his flank, aud Fadadsen aud
Hatteras following well together. Hatteras
then ran TO the third place. Coming down the
home stretoh Bill Bruce was nrst Burgoo SEQ
ond, Hatteras third, Fadladeen fourth, and Rose
NTH. BurRuo aud Hatterds made desperate
rush Tor BIZ Bruce aud captured him, but DO
soon Tegained his position and came TO the
score three lengths ahead OF Ilatteras, with
Bursoo third, Rose fourth. and Fadladeeu last.
lime, las.
In the second heat Bill Bruce got away FIRST,
BurgOo second, Fadladeen third, Hatteras
fourth. ana Rose attn. At the quarter HHtterds
had passed to third place and Rose to the fourth,
while Fadladeen had fallen to the rear. From
THIS there was no change OF positions to the
hnish, aud Bill Bruce came In two lengths
a ead, an easy winner Of the heat and race.
Time, l:4OA.
he tnird and last race was eteeplechase,
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THE TROTIING.
The First Dav Of the November Contests
Good sport in Fleetwood.

About FIVE hundred persons assembled
in Fleetwood Park yesterday. The nrst trot was
sweepstakes for $3.50. mile heats. best three 10
i've. in harness. q. Walkers blk. IN. May Bird.
A. Il. De Hart's b. IN. Hannah D., and ii. $.
Feeks's Oh. =. Bonner were entered. The horses
got away together. Hann al ID. showed in front
at the quarter in 80. seconds. They trotted
down the back stretch with May Bird at her
quarter. aud Bonner close behind reaching the
half ~ l:l5 AT the turae quarters Bonner mad
the best uf II, and he went under the wire
winner by Two lengths in .:@6}s May Bra Sec
on1.
In the second heat Hannah d. took the lead,
ana passed tie quarter IA 81 secs and the nall
IN lusS sne hrld the lead around the tower
tuin ana up tue home str~tcn, winning by two
lengths IN 2.3. In the tuitd neat IA 4nnah ID.
rushed to tue front. reaching the quarter IN
~ secs, aud there broke. ~ inner trOtteu strong
hnd passed tue mali IN l;llS a length IN font.
- the nome stretch suarp struggle ensued,
homer breaking; Nav Bird Vent over the score
and Won by length IN 22s la tue fourth heat
Hannah ID. was aSain IN front at tue quarter IN
a'e secs, but made "a Uresk at tue nall la
llls. May BIRD led D. neck, and went nome
winner by a length in 2.25S Bonner second,
In the NJ heat Hannah ID. went to the front.
followed By May Bra, aud passed the quarter
m 70 SEES; AZ the half Ia llla. A splendid trot
up tue nome reich resulted IN Bonner Winning
ON three lengths IA 10 In tue sixth heat IL Az
nan ~ Took Tue lead 10 the quarter 10 80 secs;
Bonner second AT the half IN l:ll5s. In anag-
nihcent nnisu May Lird won the neat and race
IN Us.
tur the match for t2C0, milo he ITS. best three
~ Ave. To wagons, W. h. Weeks X. =. Iauner
hoy aud joan Splans en-. y. Planter started.
me horses were sent away with Painter Ia front:
passed the quarter IN ~ seconds, AMI the nall IN
llj Planter won uy a leGsth 10 2:isN. In the
second heat. Panter started welt, bat br0Fe
Tanner Boy took the le at the quarter ia IS
seconds. and at The half IN l:l4 X nner lrot
Was never seen they went neck ami neck the
enti stretch. Tanner BIv won by a length IN
2;NH. In the third neat. they tro ted together
10 tue quarter Ia 3ba seconds, aud to the II in
ll2A; a close struggle around tue lower turn
resulted IN victory for Tanner Boy by a length
IN 2:2sS. In tue fourtn neat, Planter took the
leau, Out broke, and Tanner 10y dasned To- the
'front.' at the quarter IN 35]s seconds. Ihe strug-
but tanner BOY cullared Tim, anu in the lower
turn urew away. aud went hone winner OF tue
heaI anu r~ce % tNO lengths Ia ~.
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STRIKING A CORRUPT PARTY.
Delaware's Eloquent senator swinging the
Reform Sledge.


lesteruny was gaia uay LOT the DEM
ocracy OF Newark, two large meetings being
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nelu' AFTERNOON anu evening" III tne SPACIOUS
new Institute Hall IN Washington street. Long
bofora I'm. ,,eatings ,v.ra oalIad In or,er the
'O '"0 u'o''"k9 WV N w N Wv
hall was packed.
In the afternoon senator Hazard said that In
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.uis canvass u Wouiu seem tuaV 'he hepuol'ca"s
have no project, no vision beyond the day Of
elaction Thav do mot Lnovv tbev do not cara
ny ~ w.
Wndt comes AFTER that " ne DAYS OF honesty
and cconomy" he added, were pissed, aud
Tho ova oil, ,,,, Az, ,o,L,,, D.. ,ha H. ,,hon
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tue nation snail he Tree from DEBT. we need
calm council: not personaI attack. How are
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power what are the fruits OF their Ad-
minstration, che results of their government
WHARF ,ha aooo,,n, o.. ,.t, ax,..,,.,,,.
"",o 70 ''' "OV"u"' 'o' .uis eAH"a<an' GA
penditurer In the senate I've heard Mr.. Bout
well and Mr.. sherman INTERCEPTED az to the
discrepancies In the statements but they could
not or would not account for them. Enough,
twice over, has been paid into the
Treasury To wipe out the national debt.
Inc way out OF this deot Ii no royal or
primrose path: 1t must be by steady, hard
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TROOPS NhEDAD ~ nRooKArv.
Coiored Boys In Blue Attacking Democratic
Meeting Pistols Drawn aud Fired.

As procession Of colored Boys in Blue,
on Tuesday night, was posing 6l smith street,
BROOKLYN. whore the Tnlrd ward Democrats
were being addressed by W. ID. Veeder, Prof. o.
T.. Branch aud others, a delegation with a stall
wsrt negro At IT. he d ant the ranks, CRYING
a." Here's Democratic In meeting let us burst
It up" Mr. W. +. Osborne, the Chairman, said
Yesterday that the col red men were armed with
pistols aud swords. aud morched In "a though
intending to take possession OF the heaiquAr-
ters They were resisted by those inside Of the
meeting ana by several policemen. In the
metnwhile the dfumuers outstde kept up
a ain that drowned the VOICES &c ala the speak
crs. he speeches " re- stopped until tue mon
Ntrc forced ptck and into the street. they
saulted "A WON N VINO male $ me remark about
the disorder of the men, knocking her uuwu. A
Colored man end nv r q To- trimple ON her lie
vs. knocked dow bv a white mnn. Inc same
men stopped st Get tarn 81 tGruHtiug uGruiug
torches into tue faces Of tue horses ana striking
~ them WIKI their swords. A. the procession
was moving through IN" Jackson Hollow region,
the coiored men were jreted at by Tue r,ugu-
along the sidewalks 1ne colorrd men made "A
charge with urawn feyOlyer-, CHASING the men
into vacant lots. Two or three pistol shots we're
ured 10y tue cUlureu men.