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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

The Mite Society which met at
the residence of Mrs. Hayden Thurs
day evening was well attended, the
collection realized seven dollars.
Mrs. Hayden and Birdie are adopts
at entertaining and their many friends
who were SO pleasantly received
appreciate their generous hospital
ity,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

PUBLIC SCnOoL.-Through the
kindness of Mr.. G. G. Morey, Principal
ofthe Public School, we are able this
week to furnish the following statistics
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

Wonder what's the reason the
Olympia Courier failed to come tc
hand this week.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

A protracted meeting has been in
progress during the week at the
Methodist Church.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05
The MCGrB ENY FAMILY.-Van.

The McGrB ENY FAM1LY.-van.
couver has seldom witnessed pre- ttier
sight than the McGibeny family presen-
ted as they appeared in the opening cho-
rus on Tuesday evening. On the stage
the boys and girls al perfectly at home,
and exhibit to a remarkable degree, the
complete training of Prof. and Mrs. Nc
G ibeny who are masters of the art of
music and its essential, physical devel-
opment. Frank, the eldest Is years
old, is a capital leader, and Allie the
the little drummer girl 81 years old is
the pink of perfection, the sugar of
sweetness, and receives the ad miration
of all. They are being enthusiastically
received everywhere they go.
LIGHT Howe have been Indirect
" informed that the Committee of the
City Council, to whom was referred
the measure providing for street lights,
have concluded that the moon is not
made of green cheese SO much as it was,
and that there is no valid reason why it
should not illume The corporate limits
every fortnight as well as every other
fortnight, and that Congress will
shortly be memoialized that the matter
may be reconstructed and adjusted.
"strategy me boy" ECONOMY is
wealth."
The amateur Press devotes its ed
itorial leader to s'much ado about
no,hing," squib at the gentlemanly
little proprietor of the Young Enter
Prise, because it has failed to receive
the latter paper in exchange. 1t is
wrong for the Press to thus impugn
the generous character of the little
publisher. If he has failed to rcndc.
the proper courtesy, it is but one OF
those mistakes SO easily made in
newspaper offices, and which re-
quircs nothing but simple question,
a why? from the neglc cted party to
secure at once tine amende honorable.
ATTENTION YOUNG AMERICA
We have been Informed by vigilan'
citizen, that the boys and young men,
big enough to know better, who indulge
, in the nightly amusement of pulling
down fences and committing sundry
other depreda,ions, have been spotted.
\ word to the wise is sufficient. Look
out boys!
The Mite Society which met at
, the residence of Mrs. Hayden Thurs.
) day evening was well attended, the
collection realized seven dollars.
Mrs. Hayden and Birdie are adopts
, at entertaining and their many friends
who were SO pleasantly received
appreciate their generous hospital
E ity.
RELIGIOUS SERvICE.-Judgc Bru-
nough and other laymcn from Portland
will hold service at the Methodist church
in this place on Saturday the 9Th inst.
Mt 7 o'clock p. NJ, on Sabbath IL A. NJ
and Sabbath evening. They will also
hold childrens sermon at the close Of
the Sabbath school, ut l 80 Pm.
The Oakland Cal. Daily Evening
Tribune is offered for sale; a fine
chance for a journalist who wants to
| immortalize himself.
A protracted meeting has been in
progress during the week at the
Methodist Church.
Wonder what's the reason the
Olympia Courier failed to come tc
hand this week.
For want of funds to keep it up
the public school has closed.
Personal.
Alexander McAndrews, County
Surveyor. after long stay away in
the country, made his appearance al
our sd,sctum door on Wednesday, on
. HE Vyav to S,,rvev n rood NJ Fern
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

country. Terms, $1.oo per year in
advance. Postage ten cents extra.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

The Oakland Cal. Daily Evening
Tribune is offered for sale; fine
chance for a journalist who wants to
immortalize himself.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

For want of funds to keep it up,
the public school has closed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

ATTENTION YOUNG AMERICA
We have been Informed by vigilant
citizen, that the boys and young men,
big enough to know better, who indulge
in the nightly amusement of pulling
down fences and committing sundry
other depredations, have been spotted.
\ word to the wise is sufficient. Look
out boys!
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-05

RELIGIOUS SERvICE.-Judgc Bru.
nough and other laymen from Portland
will hold service at the Methodist church
in this place on Saturday the 9Th inst,
at 7 o'clock p. NJ, on Sabbath IL A. NJ.
and Sabbath evening. They will also
hold childrens sermon at the close of
the Sabbath. school, ut l:3O p. M.
, 1876-07-28

TuH cu1Ca1oss 7M1nTr-FouRTI VICTORY.
This C!,!taeo and Cincinnati CIubs met ycs-
te,,lov for t},c slYt1 t,r,e ,lta scason ard the
,. ~. M .au ..,,.,, ~ a,.,,, hs,s hao a ~
result was muen 81 m'ght naye oeea e1pecsed'
despite the e9traofulnasy ast'ons o1 Deans WHO
| system Ut turning, which would not have
iIscredtted tic Gcrman socsety which takes its
,sa,na ran tiiat "rerrsise. "'e@ '~o 3''
Snnidinr sett]ci ths tos. aat,sfactor,1y. at'
senf III cnnnnents n hnt onty to nave thSn ~.
/ tired wft},out run. Guu1u atunu mnkiny a
Clean III. >' ''s y
Barnes Ied of will, hit which tho umrIro
ment ot everybody except barnes, who maiip
Hnnth 10 4Ills5 Hunr two ,ne., wcra mi a,,, ~
ress'so r ''s W Aasoa ot'a 'Ffi''e secpfeo laFea
'un T., thc .rcord ,,r,nr An,,r,. .srt N h,o,, am
Il, Ioncs, netTf.fnri.msi. %nti. III" ann" hnIm~
,auffed' he xdrkcd aro1tf,ii bomc. being "idcd hy
f,"r.,., nv a. lii ~, thc ftr.frui nrI.cf,,9" Iy
ttird jnni1,x ntotlurod No runs fors liz home
tn ,,i'ao rI n hi tisv i not gct a. ast ~ am
man aro,,nti to III, ninte. '~e1' WV
'"1 n tn sn1rth ,nnn1 nfter 1,nc, Ind ,,,,o ,n
t sftif,n ~ a. fntv hi wns fora,I t ~ ~
se.~n ~ narust iii Il Hwcasv n hs soo.rs S~s ~
~rss ~ III dnuh,a n,sv ia inter ti,rny "xn,
nesf sn,fg ans1 IL n1rs Rash t,trl w,s',.5 n"a5
M cotna srn m Hjcnn;s sf,oTt.r r. ~ t..ss
II sfho ffth lining was this eventfu, ono NJ tin
sao, . ,f.r hiut aruI ~. sn ~ -. XII "H"
OUTS ats1 ttin,sea VIII ~ w. 70 astt nsi9'
VA = aTs, s1,t '.sst t1issr s.,4P ~.
fhse In et,,1,a nn,,I ~ IT, tai r,,ys ~
1nsas III n9 as: xsry yea ss1aS q ; and sRydss
, 1876-07-28

II earned run Of the game, Foley being the
lucky man fIc vent to first on = safc hit, and
gono behin1 Tic t'at In tl,is fnnlng. JOKES rot
squafe1g on the ball, and sent II over 1I!nca'
lead lead, letting Foley al To Eoy around TO
put on thrce suns In their half Ut tho Inning.
f'ienn took 1rst on an error by l'oott, and
Darnca brought him home by one of tho hardest
ground hits Of the seaaon,--anc which bounded
and slid far enough Into right field to allow the
runner to get 70 third. Peters brought him
l5nc and was himself helped oYer the plate By
Anson's safe drive 70 left Geld.
In the eighth inn!ng, Andrus and Glenn hay.
Jag enadc eate hits, were sent lome by Bartscs'
sWo-hase faIf-fot1i.
In the last inning tho audience showed great
delight At sight d Peters in the piteher's
square. Heeuccceled in getting rid OF tic Wis
itors for ono run made by sweaay on called
halle, MI GRO! BY Anson, and q sate hlt by
Snyder. The Whites secured ono run BY haso
hits by MeVeY and Anaon, aud the game closed
wlth tho ecofd at II to 9, as is shown In the fol-
lowing tabulated
, 1876-07-28

u II O'Brlen's court, on Wtss Ilasrt.
son street, between ncsplaincs and 1ln1-
ktesi, vhcre the visitor Al almost any ttno
may sce the ga1ne played 1t its best It has
been thought advisable 10 form IN association
Of hand-5Al|ests for tho purpose OF advancing
Tho interests Of tho game, and yesterday several
prominent iriahmen met at O'Brien's. hntt
several games which warmed them up consider
ably but did not cause them to 1ose their tctn-
rcts, and IN tho evening tho pruprietors Of tho
three courts In this city rat down together,
talked over tho prospects,, md decided to organ.
ixe an association. Tic pEop1!ctots alluded
court, Pete Condor, who has piacc
at The corner Of Cologne sud Dccrtng streets,
and Meesrs- Cnrmody and o O'hfallcy, wljnse court
IL at tue corner OF Chicago avenue and Frankl1n
street. II was decided that the members Of the
association sfonld be divided jn&o three classes,
according to their relative degrees Of proficiency
will form the club. Each e1ass will offer frst,
second, and third prize for good playing at
tournament which tho mannEerb hopr they will
bc able to hold In about a month. Bcvcral
"hroahs Of boys" have received the project
with great faror, and there will be no ttfao Lost
III organizing the classes and getting to work.
a meeting will bo held ne1t week for the pur-
pose of Gia&sffying tho players. and within
month Chicago will witneas the Development OF
mother ptasU Of sporting.
, 1876-07-28

Jones, I; Ke.sfcr, l.
Three.hnse htta-B.fnes, !.
ss'si q iEo Wiz I'll s11;'PSns Sns:
A4dras. /; 0ien99, 1-chisaso, s.
oien lcheagS. 5oas. :sa sooib Mejts oosS
2; ksss[ef, !, Pessson !; Snyder, 1--Clncln-
nascs % called balls-swessy, l.
Pasted hatis-AnSon, l.
Wild pjtches-UeAn, /.
Uanssa1W. Walsh, Louisville. "''0"''''
There wcre ono " two thiogs in the game
that deserve moro than easuI mention. Tho
first was thu extraordinary actions Of Dean, the
livery. ,1hlen consisted ID fasing Sc second I bssc @
With The ball In hand, and then, turning quickly,
letting IT. COME In the general direction Of tic
stand. without any idea where It. really waa
going tv land. Tllnt this was only a foolish
cagos made moro hits Yesterday III psdportip1
to the ttmes 1t bat than they did Tuesday. Tho
trick. OF style, Or Whatever It wRs, had, how
gG Sssa seft wa neaa Or az osr piass
men with the bali when they werc In their p0.
sition. Anaon, Hines, and others Of the nlnc
werc hit, and the latter was injured. 1t is not
alleged thnt Dean meant to hit them, but be
he hail much better faco ubout ar.d net like
raan or tcavc the position. Considering the de-
livery lie had to face, Foley played BY all means
tho Fest game of bis side. ue and Gould arc
s'iit Ths aedag o leeor ' q t t,e Gaieagos show.
Anson III tbs best Light and the audience at
tcstcd their apprcciatiol Of ts work very beartI-
ly. Iu ak jnnture at third he naslsfed ft,t,r
times, and two OF thcsp plays were OF the most
brilliant order, especially h!s o,ucky stot, of
jnncs, liner in Tho thiTsi inning. His two nrrnra
werc msdo aiter he went behind liz bat. Tlis
chanre. which nut White on 1irst and the unis
ynrsal MrVcy on third, took Mage In tiIc Eayenth
inning. and worked we'll, thoneh McVey xos
evidently much wfotll because nobody Would
Iii one whcrn ha rul,1l ret It. In thf last In.
,,frr 1nhn pnul potara Hfth m tfa 3fst ~ Thf
, 1876-07-28
A. FIENU uATLED.

n 1sNU NhlAEDs
Saeet<A 1'.1sdtcA to 7ne 1ft6uRe.
NEw YoaK, July 27.-The statement Baa
mado to the Brooklrn pollco Oh TucadaY that a
girl Lad been 'bratally outraged by three men
the previous evening at picnic in Broadway
Park. According to this report, Kats Smith
was sitting with two young men In tho pask
Wien policeman aud mau III plain clothes
sat down near them. After talking few ,n.u-
utcs, tho policeman accused one OF the girls
fhaads, Kenhasdt Tecehman, Of immoral COL
duct, and ordered his companion to arrest lin.
THIS WIS done, but TeechmAn was released be-
fore leaving tho park. Meanwhile, the police
'naa took tha girl into custody, and conducted
her outsidc Into q vacant lot. There, a.
alleged, hs threw her down and outraged her.
When this brutal ut WIS accomplished, and sho
WAS about to depart, three other men, ons Ut
uao1n she knew, sprang from somo hiding
place and. III turn, violated her per-
Bou- Yesterday morning the girl was brought
to the Nlnth Sulrprcctnct Etntion- House.
Being confronted NTH tho Officers on duty Mon-
day nfeht, Miss Smith Enthusiastically pointed
out Oilicer G. W. Dc La Hunt ~ thp police
man who had outraged her. Through tho
activity Of the lsoiice John Kenney waa arreated
last hight skulk1og. Ia the rear Of Broadway
pAIk % one uf the brutal a8ssllaats,
and confessed his phare in the crime.
0dccr d. IL Hunt, who Inns served a police
man Tor oycr twenty Years, denies tho truth Of
ths charge. Both prtsoners we're nrrugned
befOrp Justice sclnler tlEs n1oFnlng, pleaded not
guilty, md were committed. De La Hunt was
afterwards admitted to hail In 81 ,5W.
, 1876-07-28
YACHTING.
frasT ArHuAt4 RACE or TIN GENEVA LAxx
YACHT CLUB.

xsrt,r =, oH"s'@ "1A@
s..,,c, rs.n,tr. ~ ~. 1..,.
furru, 10 W. ~. .. 'gs"' T..
ANa-' 'fo't "u'J ".~ufeas ptcpaf'
ataons arc maktos hcfe foF tho hrst annt1af race
Of the Geneva Lake Yacht Cfut, which will
come oil On Saturday. Never etuce the oreanf-
1.ion Of the cub thee year. aso s. so ,aus
.o.e1est oecn "aaneelea n yachting by sss
members shd tic citizens Of the village as At
present. Nothing will be left undone to make
the race euccess, which Is assnrcd xhen Il i.
nndcr.tood that auc,, ,to-,fng r.,t1.,o.a -. ~ -
~ na,'re.,. saAt ~, eaeu 1 s0us ee4slemeh a. N
, 1876-07-28
MAI. RENO.



fsuctal belief.
9pec1ai NEpotch tb 1as 7sssans
ST.. PAUL, Minn., July g,-Jobn Frctt, for
mcrly policeman ia this city, recommended by
Ills arQuaintanees here aB reliable, furnishes m
account OF Ma}. Rcno's operations ia the battlc
Of Little Dig Horn, differing from all others In
the assertion that Reno, from the effects Of
liquor, was unablc to direct Ills command; that
Capts. Denteen and Welf saved all who we're
saved: TINT soldiers nrd others were united Ia
accusing Reno Of cowarliee, and laying tho rt,-
sponstbility Of the defeat anil Custcrs Heath to
hlnt. frctt was truin elnptnye, who gA,ae up
with train after Rrno's charge. and his aasef-
his own admission that during thu day
preceding the battle, for aome Offensive arswer
BY him, lIeno gave hun 9 slap 10 the face. HI
asslste1 To bury tho dead, anlt though he served
III the lutte Wat, aud otieo saw 1,bUU dcnd tn
harrow spacc, never saw sight 30 llorria. The
bodies had been greatly Aiutilated, aad wsre
In nll atagcs Of decomposition. A Ger,nansbofn
soldier uau1cd Ackerlaan ilad by actual count
soventy.aye well-dc6ucd wounds On his body.
HIS if1iiba wcre cut oE. Lieut. Mc1ntosh's ecAlp
was torn anu cut OIL from the forehead elcar
buck to tho neck, Many dead Indians were
fauad, 4nd tito aaldtara generally believed tho
Indian loss was nusA heaY|er than The whites.
, 1876-07-28

k1ARIEE u1SASTEKS,
San FRANc1scot July 27.-Tha ship Santa
Cfara, arrived to-day from New York, reports
being boarded In the Struts Of Lemaise by Dir.
tsh bark soutiern Gross, who were going IL 4
small bout to Usl,mofa AllssIon etation, IN
Ccagle Channel, for asststance. Tho Southera
Grosa wss then anchored in Uoree Ruada Ia lis
trcss, leaking badly, with only one pump avalla-
h1e. the Captain III, and tile Mate in Charge
Tie boat oltaiaed provisions and ammunition
from Santa Giara atII proceeded OH her way.
The whalirg bark Illinois, OF this port, was
run down In the Arctic Ocean By the whalcship
Mareugo, md sunk instantly. All hands Yere
drowt!ed. The rest Of tho c1ew mere listriput-
cd &uuuE the Gegt.
, 1876-07-28

DAvEsrolsr. H., July 27.-Charlea Renltf
was formerly kewins-machlne agent here.
About years ago lc forgca tho name Of bls
father-l-law and was arrested, tried, and sent Ia
tho peni.cntiafy for two years. He d Lotharia
Of very dangerous stripe. lila nrst wife III
married and deserted In Montezuma, H., and
his SECOND here, In thu Pcattentiary at Ann
1nosa. a married lady who visited the prison
with other religious ladies became iniatustel
with him. and the two wrote letters to each
other, Whcn he got cut Of prison be found an:
then deeatnped; not, however, until he had IN.
anced respectable young girl to run away with
him. They went to Lyots, wheIe be deserted
her. Tie fellow Is frst-ciass vufaln.
, 1876-07-28
Maximum thermamttzst 81, 1iDjmuIu. q.
okNBhALl oBsxnTATlbNb.
far J,ttx 5.1t ihntnn
TEtEGRAPHiC NOTES,

NEw YoaK, July 3K--In the suit Of the St.
Louis, Alton Il Ttrro 1Iaute Railroad against
SalnueI j. TfIdan md others, the order hcseto-
fors granted extending Tho tiine tor tue defeui-
hss bosn changed to the Gsst Monday in August,
FALL R1vAH, Masa., July a1-Notlscs have
been posted Ii ~ The mill4 announcing 4 te-
dQcttou at about 10 pr ea1t-
, 1876-07-28

Ths eopsrtnstshlp heretofore existing undes The
nanas, style, and description Of Louis Parrot y
Co. d!aaalysd On July FL lost, hy mutual consent
Of the arm, combating Of Louis Parrot. Jean Che"
ysslstr and Alfred Pa1Eot Leats fsEsat *lshd1w*
from the ar, and Il no lou2os Fssponsibls for any
dsbts shAt saA1 b eqottss&d BY q eadss tas nAne
Of add afRs. tQUIs tAARVT.
, 1876-07-28
A STRANGE DEATH,

dTtc7W UtSPd{cA 70 1h& 1FFhNNE.
DunuQuR, H., July e1.-John McGwinn, a
wealthy citizen Of Benton, Wis, died to-day
from the et1ccts OF an taacct sting In bis hand
that occurred week or ten days ago, Ills as1n
Hsas asnputatel yesterday, but too late to Baye
h!s life. liz was we'll known in turf circles, aud
was the owner Vt the racing mare Flora Miller.
, 1876-07-28

AEIkIEA.
nAaoNa1 10 Oct ANOTHER FAT yaos rup
LtoNa PAW.
LONDON, July 23-6a. u.--Tl,o Macs Made,ta
special says thc blockade Of tho ports Of pa.
honey ras declared On tho ut Of july, Tho
br1hhh nsHof-war 6pitaful IL stationed At
Why9ah, and the Ariel vt I.lttle Popo. Tho
loved thirty days to lend and depart, Il l. not
Intended to attack Dahomcy from tho sea. Al
Nailnbfc iorce will 70 lu 4 nall-boat to Porto
Novo, and thcuca To tho Capital.
, 1876-07-28

Pants, July 27.--1t ia stated TINT praidcos-
hacafahon at Cabinet council rcpudisted tho
schema which had been attributed to him of
forming Ministry from tho minority. ue 3D.
heres thoroughly to the Constitutional position
hcrctoforc taken by him.
MATRIMONIAL.
:, The 1snes' Paris special says Il ls,runored
that Gen. de Ctssuy is about to marry Nias
hiding, m American. iaIiy.
, 1876-07-28

pP%Veu8
sr. Louis, July g.-About 7 p. In. wednesday
eome person eutercd tue dwelling Of Mr. George
nurgoun, . miles southeast Of Carthage City,
No., and commenced i}rIng ut him before hs
could get out Of bed. Que ba11 penetrated tho
right lung, tniicting what Or. Carter thinks
will 10 fatal wound Some time ago Burgoon
separated from Ills wife, and sued Amos Sanders
for damages for scduciug her, which has cnuaet
other two parties. Sanders wns arrested Oh slls-
pieio1, but expects to prove All allhI. Both men
were previously Of good scpute.
, 1876-07-28

lnspoN, July 2.-Tha "Fl5ing Dutehmap,A
fast train, running At full speed between
Taunton and Bristol, left the track Near Long
Ashton. Tho engineer and fireman were kill
ell, anu It Is tenrea that number Of passengers
were also killed. Tile traIn was wrecked.
, 1876-07-28
SUPERSEDED.

Lou1avILLE, KY, July .7.--It ts generally un-
aesstooa hero tonight that Col. q. G. Wharton,
DlssretAttouey, will be succeeded BY A. 7.
Wood. Col. Wharton hAs been az active officer
tor seVen years, having previously, served for
sstna to the Presidency be zealous1y advocated.
, 1876-07-28
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

eAN FRAac,aco, Cal, July GA Victoria
dispatch says Tint slntth, q member from Cowi-
eehtn, has been appointeI Finance Ntnfster.
Humphreys says he had not resigned. II Is
generally .supposed that be has been requested
10 sesigl, but decltucs.
, 1876-07-28
CUBA.


HAvANA. July T.-Joscph @. Moore, United
asates Consul II Trinidad, died On Tuesday Of
yellow.fe4et.
, 1876-07-28
FhrKExZLENrrNT.

EL.zABEru, N. j., July N.-erem!ah Fair
banks, tue acting Cashier OF tho State National
Bank, WIS arrested lalt evening, charged With
cmbczzliug the funds OF tha institution.
, 1876-07-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

AAthma+--.It IL uselos4 to 1e4ctlbo tho tor
tuEss as sp9Am0dlc a4thmn. Thoaa wha have auf.
ii. Jonas Whitcombss Isnsdy III never fsilrd u
aNosd immediate relief.
, 1876-07-28
Death Of 3 Celebrated I.tonea

UHNtH QE 3 NU1V1E"IVs& 471uueNHS :.
Tho Dublin Geological Gardens lays sustain.
ed heavy losa in thu death Of beautiful lloi4
cas- known by tlls tftto Of "OId Girl" 6he wal
boru In the Gardens, OF aouth African atock, on
Sept. 4, 1s59, and died on Oct. 7, 1B1o After sfx
Wgeksf Prostitution from chroutc bronchitis
During Tier long and honored career sAe pro
seutcG tho Gardens with 81 cubs, ul which shs
aetually reared 30, loaiug only !.
, 1876-07-28

NhANN AA8 HHt
Enecfdt D!xpdfea 70 1As Tribune.
HHANp HAVEN, Mich, july e7.-Thc result Of
the races here to-day Ia o. follows: Tbs Arst
1eet VS. va won i9 20 b. s,lser 1Ieels. owned By
and fourth heats wero won by Morrill,, owned BY
Wallzer d TO-, Ut Co1dwater, hltgh.
The pacing rice was won by Tom Hendricks.
Best time, 3:e8. Owned by z. F. Chase, of
Grand Haven.
aAnATooA, NJ r, July N.-The second day
Of the Saratoga Rnclng Association's first meet
ing was 1narked BY fair weather, a daabing as
8ctab'y Of spectators, and q fast track.
were only four stasters: BeimoMt'a Patience,
o1cDarlels' Blister Of MewTt Harnoy's Athcleu,
and T. Lorillard's Mcrclless. Patience grew so
bg D favorltc that the three other starters laa
Aferrlless took the lead, With Patience Gloss up.
At tho hone-stretet, Pattcacc was on easy
tortns, but Merctlcss drew away, aud won.
Time, 3:DQS{; DISTANCE, mile and one-eighth.
The sccond. race was tirre,,quarter-tnfle
DASH. Khalnmauthus, Yorkshire Lass, Insptra-
tion. Mattie A., and Orion started. Matte A.
, wo.., y2sksaifo ,1s 81 Loss aecohd' Rhadamanthus
The third race was mile and futlongs. In.
voice, st. Martin, md Big sanly started, and In
that order thcy came ID. Time, 2:67H.
The fourth race was . steeple-chaae. Four
loxses started: Trouble, Doubtful, Kntio r,
poass 3D. G,iFh Fh ossEs Ss ESs a Ssss Saast si9Ss
wrong and had to 20 back.
EN0L1sH RACES.
LONDON, July N.-The race for the Good
wood cup, to-day, .was won by New uollund,
Temple bar aecond, and Pseakness third. Biz
This race was magni1censly contested, md up
to tho Last quarter It looked ns though Freak
ness would certainly provo winner. ue could
, 1876-07-28

Nav Yonx, July 27.--John o'lscilly, q junk
dealer, was found murdered aud robbed, last
night, ucar the Vest End New Jprsoy depot o.
tlG PennsylYaula Railroad.