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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15
GROCERIEs /

Srashed sssar. Wash Elue. s.riiae.. s.it Railss.
5i-arin Candles and safety lra1chrr
4Allorss &c, Bouteiieau'l DranGrl q a o.
Ga In baskets and green clrra - =
y e-- st .iec- iialne Vine, Bavari1n Beer.
~ fAuis ale, QUARTS and ri1t1.
JEFFREY Ale. qlaris and pi1is : uIrtars A.
GERMAN ana Havana Cigars. lf i1I rII - e.. o-.l-
ments, In iols % -uii. ee-, &C.. &c.
Orders from he Oder hiand. Pso-,,,, r,--.,.f =.
Aa5ssi Rates 81
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. Na-iriui 1rlrEnda. No. Cf.
ClnEc. No. g.
i 1r.ais. 10. q n c'hsissiaSsssn, no e.
u sohn flrcssn. Nc.iG6 ~ Ntil+ aaa Ha
Is Kanoflcua 70. es Charlie Hiram, No. s.. p H Ka.
hrlarul 6, Cllrle Ahioon. ~. ca
y J. ". A1ero, No q. J W. kakaihahaoie. No. I'll C.
y Autoun "a = kaEaAku~ela, No "a, Kahee, No. IS,
- Alaikni. No, ~.
= Ean.usla Kakae. No Is, Knpuulal No "a
~ LnpanA, No. 50 and 81
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nx sasu-asr fhe ron aay or December at u O'Clock
uon siiaian Houss. sold by auction to tn,
lrses hilder the following Kuolakahua Plains
rass or Hou1iulu VIZ
- asa 81 ssI. sts. az. sss go. 40 al. So
= "a rL IS. z-s. la, rs. Ia I75 I76 IL, Us
"a st - ia 1at 4. les IO7. lss, $50. asa sg7
z so s-auulAr pieoe OF land Immediately malSai Of
IN uer hTdge waikiki containing 30 acres more OF
sesx
a. iht ae tne and place WI Be sold the lot contain.
IuE acres bordering on the sea front at
E.l and h0uuaea user si8e ny the lots belonging
Aluisis- q tile Inierior and Mr. Henry Giles
Tlle above lots N be sold separately Tor cash Maps
and pias may BE- seen al any time at the Interior oGce.
farthsr deias vii BE- made known The time OF sale
W. L NOEHoNUA.
Minister OF Interior.
szrurany. me aay OF February, is77 at twelve
nai1t nrou 3IHoiari House. VIII be sold At public
alcn b. f highest bidder for cash that tract or parcel
d stu-ie on sac n1rih uorner OF Nuuanu and queen
sFecs the Cy OK iaaouig. known as the Everett
Treuaisz' Flan 81 Tie above may be seen at the In
tersr 0f8ce
M Ire-sv VII ~ PVT up three ysl lots and pur-
rer vn b. Required by terms OF their tile deeds
r tp several lots 10 they build ali subst antial
he rnafsoue or brick luiangs within three years from
WI MoEHoNuA
Minister OF the Interior.
Ist-.ar Oairs, NOV is, Isse
-zE ialuuiuc persons have been this day appointed
euu O. take acknowledgements to CONTRACTS for labor
aer-a-uus rilh pToraons q an ..Aci 10 amend
lus1 and = ~ Tor TIE protection OF parties to
authorized By Section IsI7 Of the civil Code
approved ihe 2sth day or July, a. D. ls72r approved
si,e "a ss1rieuii.sr. A D. is-ss
Charies a. uicsey sasHvan. Maui
!. !. nalseaa, Waikiki. Maui
" Nerss5ure- NORTH Kohaia Hawaii,
2 EaiaL Norsh Kohala, Hawaii.
a. u. sznifb. Koioa and LIiue Kauai
2. IT, 8 Marian. Kan HavaH
Is D. NAusaila, waialua. oahu
W. l. MoEHoNUA.
Minister OF the Interior
M fsuorias banned persons have been appointed
rs - Re Boards Of Tax Appeals in accordance with
tas Aeio Agsusss. Is7l
OAHU
ESarairiu--i. AIrcullv. John X unauna-
llra ~ Nanfne-f L. NAH. II d. Crahbe
NyaIalai. $ y. Emerson, }. z. Kauwalu.
ke.aHrloa-' kelaiuna W c lane
knoiallsoko-M. lla'se5 }. Berauaha-
MAUI
Ialulun-I. Ahoio rlus- Hayselden.
NaluEu--s- ~. knlaeNakua. q. Armstrong.
NaEavlo ~ a. Ciarss J. Kapule.
rlara-T. Eariuiasaolc. : 2. Kanakaole.
Nofakal--S e. DWirht. j W Kalna
Laauai-f. n. Ilavselden. X Maaldna.
HAWAII
Tfln-lr. IT, Reed. 7. 2 sIsson.
fHIua-S ~. klrkuahiue. N. kckino
Kau-t. y spencer Henry Martin.
s kuua-S Kcerrzlno. :. ". kinn
y, Euud-if. y. Grcenrcil s. Haiuapo
kntala-lalus- MillIasrs = p. Chillinrworth
=. kuhala-Herry johnson. George Holmes
liarlaEuh--N. Kaaes- J. ". Mahiai
KAUAI
uauaao-Iz Erur. s W wilcox. 2 seka
Auahaln-c- ncriicniau T. Niuiohike, d. Nuuhiwa.
14hui--Wm. Lowell. :. X. HnpukA-
koioa-A n Smlih A. X. Mika-
Maluaz-G r. Rouell. J. Kamslenui
Nilhau--Is. kallalc. Ka0nea-
JNo. s. WALKER,
Minister Of Finance.
Flulucl Department, November a. ls76
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HARDwAREt

Pocket and Buthrr Knives. soisorr L isuthsr card.
linued spurs, Issuterns q e Isons
Galvanized C0ffugtre1 sheet iron. Z rrss.
Galvanized Pipe ~ SIZES GaVanlla1 Becrafr fasfe I.
luue, Timed -s-eepans. Best Ctarrdlll.
I'm Plates. B4nfaL IN. sheet lead and Ziae
Bnsht and oiled Fenee Wire. cos- q and
Hoop Iron, sizes; Rlvefs. auu1 Yellow
Aeta ana Nails Bar Iron, Con r1uier. sa1l e.
Biae<srnitns Cod, Printing sad ~ riroIh. f.r1r
Cordaee ADD PacElIlg. Toys. TusahialS
baaketai Paints aud Olls. Vienna lrrsit1re
Wan PAPER. crccteryl Causfic srdt Tar s1f rrfrn
Anchors and Chains, on Cas-8 and shooEs
Kerosene Barrels. Blrch Broouis
Oak Boats. ~-t
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In accordance with the provisions Of Section 232 Of tn,
Civil Code, have appointed PAM Ponndmaster for III,
above named Pound in the district Of io Island OF Ha
wall X KIP, Governor OF Hawaii.
ofice OF Gov OF Hawaii oclnher 2s 1s1G
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Thf following persons have been this aay appointed
Arsus q tats acknowledgement % contract for labor
fn a1ccr111re viii provisions o. Act Ia aneut sec
tons and 81 a Acf for the protection az psfies ID
cozlrarls Anthorsed BY Section 1sI- Of the Code
urrrvved on the -sh day Of July A. D. 1ss2 approved
IA Ia September. A d. ls7s.
6 " WLlcuK..-.- -Ihne and Koloa Kauai
VI MoEaoSUA. Minister OF Interior
Iztc-iur oines, Sorenlher 9Th isr6.
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hereby given that from and afer this date
who have lrriraton privileges in the city OF Homo
l-ir vi b. Permitted exercise the same from 10
czlrcE2 and fura 10 p each dzyy, and at no
Hlir tiMa 7t atN a tsaF
Al persons rzsznur the above viii be liable to for
Zen sar rrrgea and have their taps on the street
mains cetrE ROBERT LISaNAN
alIirc a. tie Ecrolnlu Supt Water Works
wafer WorEk. Nov. s, ls76
Arr-gve1;
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TO WOOL GROWERS.

TTJHE uNDERsIGNED CONTIHuE To BUY
n Woods at good prices Woos coming to market this
Spring particularly desired 70 make freight,
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Licenses Expiring in Nov 1876
RETAIL

OAHU.
] Y. NuElt Queen 81, HonOlnlu
: & J. Eurphy, Fort s.. Honolulu,
. --u'Nrll. csiruer King and Richard SIS. Honolulu
4sea Roberts Maunakea 81 Hanoiulu
9 surHltol a Co Nuuanu Honolulu
q Ihus- a. Thrum- Merchant -. Honolulu
q Atour A Achnce. Nuuanu s. Honolulu,
= NnEuni Furs 81. Honolulu,
. one ein. Beretauia Il. Honoiuin.
= T. Ca1lenlla-ef- Nuuanu St Honoiulu
u IL r Hullisicr Nuuanu 81, Honolulu,
% Tong 10. Nunauu II Honolulu.
y ~. frunciscn King -. Houoiulu.
= iaaunE Nam ulaknhno. Honolaln.
- Ton ki1i- Emma a. Honolulu,
= Aha Robinson, nakaSa- Honolulu.
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csUPREME COURT OF THE TrAWATIANIs-

=
- LANDS. Ia Probate. In the % mo guardian
ship OF the minor children. Of the late. W. ~ lad.
ceased Order or notice Of petition allowance
counts discharge, and nna distribution q property AZ
Chambers.
ON reading and fling the petition. % Iaseph q. Carter
Guardian Of the minor children % W. ~ tatld late q
Honolulu, decreased, where he asks % BE- dl1rharEsc
from his Guardianship aud hts sret'es from 40 nart1er
responsibility such there being properly In BE hauds
uuaccounted for.
tt is ordered, that FRIDAY. the isf. day o. nECEif
BIER. A. ID. 1875, ocock A.. 81. haiase
Justice. at Chambers. In the Court House. Honoiu.
be and the hereby Banp0intd ne time and Place
for hearing said pettiau. and that al persons Interested
then and there and show cause u any they have.
why the same should not BE- granted And that MS order
In the Engsh language. be- published ne flau4lan
Gazette newspaper printed aud published u Houoiuu.
for three successive weeks previous 20 the ume ierCn
appointed for said hearing
Dated Honolulu II. L. this 2alh dsv q October. =
d. 1916 A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest: Justice % The -upreule Court
JSo. L. BARNARD, Clerk Il the supreme Court us-lt
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SuPREsIE couRr OF I'VE HAwAIIAN

SIRAEME NOAAE ~ nNlE AAAAAAAM
- fslands-fn Probate AZ Chambers. hefnrr NJ Jus
tce udd In the Of ne Estate ofJOHN ROB
INSON, late Of Honolulu deceased Orscr % Dntc- q
petition FOR allowance % accounts, dcnar<e and luz
distribution OF property.
ON reading fling the dciiiion and accuuuts o. r. a.
Robinson and J. n kelii<anlklc o1ccuiIlx and
Of the viii Of John D. Robinson. iaie % Hunuuu.
deceased, wherein they ask be allowed sf.fll s. and
charge themselves with $3.50 s.. and that the same
may be examined and approved. and That inai order
may be made OF distribution % the property rsalnnz Pm
their hands the perssus thereto entitled and disnar-
Ing and their anrctcs from all further rcsporoii
such.
is Ordered That Friday, The 18Th day 81 npce5er.
A. j. 1s7d st ten ocock 4. ST. before the sad Jester
Chambers, I'm the Court House. at Honoufn b. -nd ne
hereby Is appointed O. the te and place fr 1at-
ing said petition aud accounts and that al persons Inter
ested may then and there appear and shu any
they have, why tine should BE- <ranted, au may
present evidence as TO who entitled 10 the sad pp
cry And that this order la the EnEish and HAWAIIAN
languages, be published IN the hawaiian Gareti= and
Knokoa newspapers printed and published la Hduiuu.
for three successive weeks previous % Tie time itren
appoin ted for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, this 81 day q November. 1855.
a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest; Justice of the supreme Cuurt.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH
ING AND sHAwIs.

Cloth, Buckssin. Flannei. Coftaa. ae
r.. q. Monkey JneEafa ue4cy Wool ll1nEat. Al ri.a.
Cotton and Hcrae iiiaakets. QuItl. Ee
Burinps Wool Pack Canvas Ounny. i.l--
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AEau, KEuhako North KonA-
MoLoKAl.
- AEzul- Kupeke. MoloiaL
A. =. C1uEharu a %. KnunalaRal Nolokai
WHOLESALE.
IL Z. W1ts-house. Queen st. Honolulu
SHIPPING.
! Gco- wlizzs, Honolalu
VTCTUALLING.
AhRoue. Nuuann 81 Honolnln.
FIRE ARMS.
s. Anea uc-sc-l. Kcua. oahu
AUCTION.
Jas wopas Hawaii
g Cllzs ~. Cooke. oahu,
!. u Harpkcst Maui
:. Il. n. sreeuwcI- HAWAII.
CAKE rEDDLINo
An Hu.
J. An p.
Al Eaua-
- ak
- ku1 HAl-
BOAT
! Nzns Nc. :. Eane. No s Keola. No. ., KaIkipesa
Nn-ll
: Ks-ssiA, No II, Kanuela. No. Il. KAluA, No. Is
Esnafauui 30. II
Kualas1 40 No. Is Kekiyl No. Is. Haupu, No. IL
l.iIalna- Se- a Kuai. No II, Geo Ka1aa, NJ. 20.
q kaEoioho, 80. 81
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On C,aur. W-ai6hinu. Kan.
9 ChuuE Pen, f'unairn. Maiohinu. Kau,
c AEnu- kluhakn, North Eona
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WI sEoEHoNUA. Minister Of The Interior.
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Another Nuisance.

Honolulu, Nov. "a. 1876.
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1ualsu1.errls1r's 0rH-e. NOr. u. IssG.
Arfrure4- ~ g. Meeh1aua- Minister Of Interior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08

extended reference 10 the approaching Derby. In
almost every instance the turf prophets seemed TO Be
convinced that Lord Dupplns Pesrarch must prove tho
winner OF the great event At EPSON But 'Blcys," Of
Belts Life, considered the Mineral colts chances very
excellent and OF the opinion that his stamina was
better Than Petrarch's. He says
lset me come AZ to the point by stating that
Gus adversary. When this youngster. whose name
VIII appear on Wednesdays card is at Epson,
critics WIN very likely express disappointment He has
nos the elegance and style OF Petrarch but Is OF
the thoroughly useful stamp that win not be 'done
with" until the post passed. IL strange with what
reverse The Middle Park Plate FORM" n.y. think ho re-
versed the Middle Park Plate form very de-
sSsSly indeed whom he met Madeira the
fortnight later in the autumn and not oay
beat her tout OF sight" but completely galIoped down
defeat and that by head only That his friends had
good cause for setting down the Middle Park Plate run
Sy 81 ~ Tho
which i 10 worth mentioning was run course
longer BY furlong than the Mode Park Plate DIS
lance Both N his winning race, In has autumn GAL
lops with cGrueus, this spring when put together
with tho Artemis COLT the Mineral colt has gwen
unmistakablc proof OF his stamina. and that
he will stay every inch OF the Derby course do
not for an instant doubt That he has not Pctrarchs
fine dash OF speed Is probable, but speed alone win not
sustained struggle between the two shall expect to
500 Mr. Baltazxs colt hts formidable rival down
anu Wild. Ino young buccaneers are running very
well at present and last Sunday the valuable Austrian
Derby at Vienna was won by another OF Buc's" soma
Good Hope Il will form an odd coincidence y the
greater Derby OF Wednesday next falls another
child OF the same expatriated sire.
must end as | began by taking
Pctrarch and the Mineral colt the two between
which tho final struggle should he ! have not tho
audacity TO couple the, and mako oerabv sure OF
success At the expense Of my readers contempt and
yet, TO my fancy, their chances evenly balanced
that IL 10 only idea that the stamina OF the Mineral
colt may DO better than Petrarchs that makes me give
him the preference
How noar ''Bicys" hits the mark tho HxRALD's
special despatch by cable OF the inst narraing the
Mineral colts victory, best tells.
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BILLIARDS.

THE LAST OF THE TIE 0AMEs-DALY THE VICTOR.
The last OF the tie games was played last night be
tween Rudolphe and Daily, resulting In a victory Tor
Daily by score of 800 1853 Tonight the 600 point
games in che tournament commence. The first
bout will be between slosson ana Rudolphe. The
match between Cyrille Dion and Maurice DAILY for
stake Of 81 000 1000 points up Will open ~ Tammany
Hall on Monday next Five hundred points will be-
played each evening Rudolphe is matched play Shat
fer for stake Of 000 Sexton Is MATCHED TO play
shacr and bets 81 600 $780, In the game last night
DAILY won the lead, but failed TO score. Rudophe
rolled up AZ his nrst play and sat down after sim
pie miss DAILY mado 10, missed, and next put Ia a
well played OF Is. Rudopho added but point.
meantime, 70 his string, tho game standing %, ~ in
Days favor. On the sixth inning Daily mado foul
and lost chance for good run; but the ninth he
made 81 and tho eleventh the gamo stood 100 107
The next inning Rud0:phe made 81 and missed
simple shot with the balls In the favorable po-
stion. This brought him within two points OF his OPP
poncnL Daily took the lead again with run or ~.
which demoralixcd RudoIphr. who missed an easy
shot AFTER scoring2 Daily played again and made q.
Rudolpho scored . solitary 1. From this point Ru-
the game with 25 on the sixteenth inning.
The following II the score.
Dalyo 10, O. IS, ~, 81, 2, O. y. q, II, 2 Q.
1880
Average 10 ID
0, Plea
Average 10.l7.
the evening.
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references question the Secretary said that
Mr. X 8 Bussing Dr. Of the Nereid Club,
had accepted position OF reieree Tho report OF the
Treasurer showed balance OF over 500 HAND after
paying for all the prizes The Committee on steamers
and Bargcs reported that they had engaged the
steamers Only Son and William Ttiamer
small tug has also been secured for
the Regatta Committee and the members OF
the press. IL also arranged to have barge which
will be moored between Florence dock and McCoombs
dam bridge. The Committee on Prizes reported tho
medals all made'and on exhibition with the other
prizes. rho following is list ofthe entrles:-
yoR rHE DIAMOND SOULS
NASSAU Boar CLuB-Jamos Wilson.
NEW YORK ATHLETIC cLuR-w T. NcCready.
ArALASrA Boar CLuB.-P. G. Alderman and Eben
Losce.
JUNIOR SOULS.
N.,s., NJ. n pcc,a ana w pots,.~~
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PETRARCH.

AN OFFICIAL ESTIMATE OF LORD DuPPL1N's
CHAMPION JUST BEFORE THE DERBY
In order to show how general tho opinion in
England, prior to the Derby, that Lord Dupplin's
Pctrarch could not lose that great race the following
from the London Sportsman. Goth ult, IS given-
Tho keeper ofthe match book has given his prophecy
for the Derby. Each season y Is the practice OF the
Official named 10 make free handicap OF the lending
In England and Franco. and tho latest
production in this way made known to-day. An
has to>be declared for the Tues
day-the day before tho Derbybut tho event has not
to be decided till the Thursday in the
Newmarket Houghlon Meeting With animal
like Pelrarch deal with the compiler Of the
weights could. OF course, do than
give Two thousand the heaviest impost and
Lord Duppn's colt asked 70 conccde pounds TO
Skylark and like amount to the Mineral colt while
pounds Is allowed Tor the beating which Pctrarch
gave julius Caesar in the Two thousand Braconncr
is deemed the best OF the French colts, but the hand
capper makes II out that he n two pounds inferior to
Count Lagranges Ono Thousand heroine, Camelia, who
Is supposed to be able to concede five pounds Levan
who Is second iavoritc for tho Oaks The handi-
cap will, usual, present widely different appear
ance when the accepances made known but in the
meantime Is sufficient TO note that the keeper OF tho
match book thinks Petrarcn so far ahead OF those Of
his age that from bis handicap the deduction may DO
made that he considers tho Two thousand winner
likely 10 win the Derby.
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THE HARLEM REGATTA.


MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE HARLEM ROWING ASSOCIATION.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Harlem Rowing As
ISOLATION met last night the Knckerbocker Cottage.
on sixth avenue. There q full attendance, tho fol-
loving members being present.
r. @. Brown Nassau Boat CLUB; ). G. Goodwin, Co
umba College; Q. l. Rivcs New York Rowing Climb;
/. Neville, Nautilus Boat Club; c. O. Peters. Stock
Exchange Club; H. W. PcckwclL DauntIess Boat Club;
j. G. Barnett New York Athletic Club, and J. c. King.
ATLANTA Boat Club.
Mr.. r. q. Brown, Of tho Nassau Boat Club, was In
the chair. On motion II decided 10 hold meeting
OF the delegates Of the Harlem Rowing Association
next Monday evening, 10 act upon change OF sec
ton =, article XII. OF the constitution IAN
contestants In the regatias OF this associa-
ton excepting such rcgattas rs shall be dis
tinctly CLASSIFIED professionally shall DO qualified
amateurs. accordance with the definition adopted
the National Convention OF Amateur 0arsmen held IN
New York, August IS 1Ss2 IL proposed 10 abolish
the above section. the question Is already provided
Tor IN section IL, article l:-.An questions Of elig
bty. qualifications or interpretations OF the rules
snail be referred TO the Executive Board
whose decision shall DO dnai." In relation 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
THE HENLEY REGATTA.

From the London Sporting Gazette, May q.
The stewards and committee have finally fixed this
regatta for the 10th and 30h June, the dates originally
chosen They state that they regret this fixture should
DO nconvcnient TO some OF tho Metropolitan clubs, but
the prcponderance Of evidence favor Of change from
tho days to which tho meeting had been altered tvz,
22d and sd june apparent from tho communi-
cations received on tho subject that It left them
alternative This is doubtless quito correct II
evident that the day following Commemorntion day
would do unless Oxford crews were 70 be shut
out entirely, which would simply to spoil the
gatta but ii seem very clear why was nccer-
sary for the stewards TO bark back and rcnx the
days that they knew 10 be most objectionable 10 tho
London division. 1t would however be most irregular
10 please everybody and certainly Henley would not be
Henley without grumbiing contingent to curse the
committee.
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PRINCE OF WALES ARABIAN HORSE
s.ALEP."

London Sporting Life, Nay "a, that His Royal High
the Prince Of Wales has placed his recently i'm
ported Arabian horse, "Alep," in the hands Of Mr..
Fotherg Rowlands "Our Special Commissioner"
who at Epson last Monday, had the privilege OF
seeing tho horse-stripped-withn few hours Of his
arrival and pronounces him to be most beautifully
shaped ANIMAL remarkable for his excellent limbs, and
gifted with far better feet than usually character
isc OF tho Arab The horse bay, black points
aud white hind heels. Owing to the effects Of long
journey his coat somewhat 'open but as hc had
his head we'll IN the manger and seemed in thorough
health 'sOur Special Commissioner believes that
will exhibit the famous "Pitt Place polish"
During heightened turf "Alcp has known de-
ieat twice, and whatever may be the intentions Of
HIS Royal Highncss with regard 10 him We must con-
grstuatc the Prince OF Wales having placed him
undcr such experienced charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
VIENNA RACES.

SUNDAY, MAT 21.-THx AUSTRIAN DIRE =, for three.
year olds entry $3.50, h. n colts lilo iba lilies los
lbs the second received 1000 OF the stakes and
the third saved his stake One mile and half rs sub
scribers.
Baron Ed Oppcnheim's b c. Good Hope, BY Buc-
cancer, out OF Gorso; by King Tom, out OF
Blooming Heather, by Melbourne, Ito lbs
iwilson)
Count. I'd. Kinskys Dr. 9. By Buccanoer out Of
Catastrophe, lilo lbs. .(GrImshaw)
Prince Cxetsvcrtynskis b. c. Hirnoek. by Ostre-
ger, cut OF Graua Ito lbs. ............ lwebber)
Baron O. Springers b. C Caroiot by Buccaneer, out
OF Fern. ITO IDS. .tCorser) Z
Prince J0h Liccntenstcin's ch. C Prince Freder-
tick, ~ Blair Atho, out Of FREELY, ITO lbs
tprior) 0
Count T. Festetic's ch C. Eberhard. by Breadai-
banc. out OF Beatrice, lilo lbs .(Smart 0
Count Joh Sxiarays CHI. c. BlDor, by Buccanecr,
out OF Fancy, Ito lbs Observation-Disclosures. Madden) 0
Count A. VEINS c. Exccllenx, by 0strescr out OF
Miss Partridge ITO bs. (Entwstle) o
Imp. Stud Kladrub's CHI q. Justice 10 kiadrub, by
Blair Athoi, out OF Chxperon lilo ibs. tButtcrs)
Count Apponvl's CHI c. Ossian, by Ostrcger, out OF
ST. SOPHIA Ito lbs. ...................(W Nv. Long,
Count II. Henckcl 5r's CHI I. Elena, by ga aman-
der, out Of LAT Trial, los lbs. (Busby)
Count szcchenyis b. c. Exhibitor, by Ostrexcr, out
OF simple susan Ito lbs ............. ctcaI0 0
10 against the Catastrophe colt and 4 10 against
Bbor. ko The Catastrophe colt out the work. and
this way they ran 10 tho distance. when Good Hope
drew 60 tue 'front.' aud, coming on, cevery by
thrcc-quartcrs OF length; length between the
oud and third ana mock between tho third and fourth
Prince Frederick NTH aud Eberhard sixth Value
Of the stakes fll, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
REGATTA OF THE NEPTUNE ROW.
ING CLUB.

Tho opening regatta OF the season Of the Neptune
Rowing Club, Of West New Brighton, S. l., will como
OF Saturday, June TO- the course OF the club.
An interesting programme OF has been arranged
and tho competition is expected to be lively. The
first OF tho day. single scull handicap will be
started at three O'Clock. The przo will be gold
medal, and tho entries Robert L. Lehman, Oliver
I. Johnson, I. r. Keator and James H. Riley. Riley
allows Lehman and johnson seventy seconds start and
Keat0r thirty seconds. The second race will be Tor
the Junior single scull championship. In this A. q.
Sharp, A. Bodino, A. y. Shane ana W. L. James arc
entered. Tie third will be between two four
cared bargcs and the fourth will be between Mr..
Beckwiths four-onred barge aud James H. Riley,
in single scull, tho latter allowing the barge two
minutes start The will commence promptly at
three O'CLOCK and will Q two miles with aturn