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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
Edhordt ana Selected B.,,,

rinc r"'u' InursdAy night.
The leaves are turninc loo.
this fall. Oeing 10 the late dron.l
have riPeued earlier lhan usual ''4
Among bushes changes
week. the Press reports =. II 81
Grocer Norway, sold toL.F. p,'
This is the message a C,m4
sent TO his father the morniny a nm 'a ID
ton: Republican majority in mr. '.e.
of one over last year-wsi,b, D'l'4
pounds " ''' 'N''Ta
To our readers who w.b
agricultural Journal. published
this State, we recommend ... W.
hm FarDi.r. Foru.iiee -1l c.. rs
see another column.
TIE State muster was he.I,,p
wick last week There W.. , l.-
tendance. Gen. Chamberlain r,,.'..
the troops Thursday md .ha G,,..
did likewise on Friday.
The County COMMISSIONS.
accepted a room provided by mn, c.
Of Fryeburg for com. r...
Do..mhor torn, ,.plb.t.,. '.i 4
- w. .'-'' .. .-1' b 3D.
oeo no''co III "'''eIus'D- columns.
Among the arp1iutme,,.
made nv Gov C.rro-
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to-. - H. N'N'' OIL Bovdon &. :
ITri,eI Sui GIN 49, " ''e.N Cd .ae
Mai1o Distrie,. in place orc .'
cry, Esq, who has removed 60 Bon
70 ''''' '''''' 49, 0"'' ~ % 'l" f,..
-- Inc terms oi Jadge Appleton. C.rl
= u'.i . hpu 'uIgo D'cA'fNon, Associate
Go ON W.dn..1,. ~ ~ ''Eefro'
them. The CounciI will meo, ' W. ~. !
1871, when they vii doubtless Be c5-.
IL u's"'
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ua' oecn so'e Td is 4 cInl.dA'e i-o.
nc seI ,D No"el e'S'"nH' Dis'uc. g.,
H,Pp''u.,',i.o,.n 't a. o'ue' ID me DcI,e
States Military Academy ~ IVES, po-
va - = . = "UN''u W / eolIS Aes
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II =, ''' ''.lie
wv - - ''''01 -'''''''' 'eceli'i.
Jefferson Washburn OF P4ris.Ad
abled soldier. il selling nbo,o,r,,b.
H. ,-,.;don,;., oa.,,.I7.o pos
- '''' 'A''o-
uSo'u' ID 'n'f a''.''-' nc VIII nave
stand IN the Court House during the i-.
week OF Court. after which be wi'l ,,..
,hro,.L ,Looa,.,-....;.l..t,-.
who deal with hmm may tee, ,t,,.,t,-
.i.i..o ono-,hr 90, :. ~. -.
49, SO "'' '-'''' +.
support MS iam'iY'
-Mr. Solomon Chase % North Pr,
has presented rs with a mos. nj r... M.
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and lnest we ever saw. H. has r4.e
from - 10 50 bushels the ua,, season
s,l will sell them 81, w.o,a.,.s..- .r,...
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o,htI"i'c. Inc tusnc' are 'ett p'ol
tie thinks he has gathered Eve tU...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

How They HEARD FROM MAISE.-The
New York Herald says OF the great
Republican meeting in thst city Monday
night: The meeting was extraordinari-
II enthusiastic, the names OF Grant and
Hayes being cheered 10 the echo when
ever they were mentioned. The most
enthusiasm Was manifested. however,
when Colonel Ingersoll read a dispatch
from James G. Blaine. announcing that
the Republicans had carried every county
in Maine. The effect of the reading
OF this dispatch was electrical, but
when Colonel Iugersoll announced that
il was signed by that knight OF political
chiyalry," James g. Blaine. the scene
that eHsued fairly beggsrs description.
The entire audience sprang TO their feet
as one man, and IOr several minutes the
cheers were dealening, while men APP
plrently beside them selves wildly threw
their hats in the air. and even some OF
tue ladies', catching the infection. rose in
their places and waved their handker-
chiefs enthusiastically over their heads
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
Real Estate Transfers.

l.. {. HAmblen to David Black. land in
Bucktield and Hebron; Il ,nney 10 ID.
B. Robinson, farm in Sumner; n. W.
Mason to d b Grover, - acres land
in Bethel; n. H. Palmer to Este Heath,
80 acres land in Bethel; j. W. PIngree
to Goe. \. Hall, real estate 10 Waterford
lower village; c. L. Twitchell to Moses
A. Mason, real estate ia Bethel; OILS
Hayford 10 LOWS d. Small. s. acres OF
land ia Peru; \. IL NJ. Churchill To- Albion
Tyler. farm in BuckfelJ Suah l..
Morse u \. Il NJ. ChGrcml, farm ia
BncA field; D.ul Clark to L'v. c Hag-
bleu ct al, acres land in Pliis; John
NJ. Deshun to II. J. D,shon, store and
other buildings - CASTOR Mis- village;
4 X z. Kaight % s. e Knight, farm ID
Peru; VIM X. G.ueae Coz a X. p. K1i2h.,
farm in Peru; Mary G. Biicy to y y
True, enc undivided Ali part Of the + our
ing Nil an! property connected al South
Paris c. Davis - Geo Berry. farm in
Wooislock; Dl,iIJIrdsn to S K. Ellis.
ten acres lald % Paris.
WM X GREENE. Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
vtturO ttmutrat
PARIS. MAINE, SEPTEMBER 70, 1876.
Newspaper Decisions.

q Au, person who Who takes paper regularly
r.uD. tbe oGice-whethcr directed 10 his nAiac OF
.saihtr's, or whether hc has subscribed "f not
Isl lt-u1usible for the payment.
D. Ii Is uelsOn orders his papcf di,cohtih"eu'
B., must pay all arrearagcs, Or the publisher may
r.rtiuae ta send 60 until payment is ua,,c, Nnt
,..fi,.t fhe whole. amount, whether tlc paper is
3. !. u IRON the office or not
81 The Court have decided thatreiusias 10 take
new -pauers and periodicals nom Uhc ppes ot'N''
,., removing and leaving them Uucallcd Tor, Is
.,-l.sa f1cis evidence of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
narpers Monthly for October contain. the
The Machine Was Worn out.

why Not because il was not well bniI, but II,
was wrongly run. Thousands Of men who have
run down long before their threescore and ten
years are accomplished ight have been renewed
into sprightiiness and vim IL they had tried the
well known Peruvian syrup" which contains
among It's compounds the ProtoNide OF iron so
conOlned mat II assmulates with the blood and
lhFlgoIates the whole system. This syrup has
proved eihcaclous in thousands Of cases and will
90 everybody good who uses II. All druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

TIE Register came TO US Friday ex-
hibiting the remains Of John e. Talbot
at the head of its columns, that its read
ers might view the corpse before it was
buried beneath the $4,000 republican
majority. By the way, it will be well
for the Register to reauauge its figured
gains, by deducting q couple OF thousand
OF so from them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

For once the rttucu' OF n election
have no, been returned too large, 10y 9
victorious party. Tuesday morning lNst,
the republicans claimed from Zen to
twelve thousand majority Wednesday
it wen, up to thirteen and Thursday 60
fifteen. which is about the figure st which
il viu rtmeiu. This shows tha, The
party was not very sauguiue. aud lid
not expect So large results A. tie dem g.
Gratis credited them WIKI, in adyaree.
Hence The victory is Particularly crafty
ing on every side.
The victory is complete and decisive,
and is really. be uprising in favor OF ere
lo,m" which has been 50 loudly called
during the pas, few months ]; shows
TIA, the people have confidence in re-
Publican leaders. and that they axe not
ready to ,ru,; The opposition party With
power.
As usual, democratic papers are claim
ING ,ba, 50 great o. victory may oc attIib-
uted 10 The funds Contributed by Office
holders for election purposes. The
charge was never more is'se than /, j.
this year We know that in This section
there were scarcely fluids enough raised
10 pay bills for printing and forlhe trans
por.a,iou OF speakers; and 10; single
voter was piled either with cash or goods
by the republican committees. Work OF
Legitimate sind was done. IL order to
bring out "a tai. yo:e,aad ,heresuit shows
that The democrats were equally active
in that direction, TOT the vote is larger
than any ever pOued IN The State
with these facts before Us, ii Is but fair
TO conclude. that at present, the repub-
Ecau party il Maine holds, and that it
viii continue 90 hold 81 majority Of the
voters, unit. some great national or State
issue may arise Every iudUcemeut hes
been offered doubtful and Discontinued
voters 70 persuade them u join the demo
cratic rauhs. They have been told how
corrupt The party in power Is; how heavy
their taxes are, and that the present
busiue, depression is due to republican
miSru,e Ga the other hand, they have
been promised reform by the democrats,
relief from taxation, with money easy.
and plenty as the leaves OF autumn.
The Independent and intelligent masses
have replied We cannot trust the psIty
which wa untrue to the nation 10 It's
hour OF peril. Your promises are value
less. and your reform Is pre,euSe."
Names great victory vii have q very
perceplioie ,ttec, upon The other States
which are % vote between the present
time and November /, is evident that
the democratic party has expected to
draw the people INTO & belief that 4
change Of administration was necessary;
and that his view bad obtained a strong
hold on the public mind. they had no
dOuU,s. Bullt has failed TO exhibit itself
ei,her 10 Vermont CT ia Maine. sud the
tendency OF their vote Is 10 relieve and
dis-ipa,e such impression wherever 1t
has been harbOIej. As this vas the only
foundation Tor their hope Of q national
victory, the party is now as a house with
large portions OF lis underpinning re-
moved, and as the winds OF November
blow, it will tall 10 the earth with crash
that may be heard throughout the world.
We append the comments OF various
papers on The result as viewed b. those
outside the State:
-r,.-.,.,., So. N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

Adamson's Botanic Balsam does not dry MP a
cough and leave the cause behind, but it loosons
and cleauses the lungs and allays irritation Tins
removing the cause of the complaint. Its pleas
ant to take and works to a charm. Price oplv a,
cents, sample free
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

Many imagine there Is no cnre Tor BiIghps Dis.
ease Of the Kidneys, or Bladder and GIandnlsr
Complaints. They in error. HUNTS
REMEDY promptly cures these diseases. Men.
tai and PHYSICAL Debility, Diabetes, Dropsy, GRAY.
el' Dissipation, Female Irregularities and Com.
plants Of the Urino-Genital Organs, are surely
cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

on TriaI.

Uuu mI,ber notice. chs oNroED DEMOCRAT
will Doe sem, ;1 any address postpaid, three
months. ODD trial. f1r ~ cents. Those who wish
% continue their subscription ancr they have
tried o., may forward $50 90 tins ohice, on re-
o,ip, OF which they Will De entitled to the paper
Tor one wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

The following persons are authorized Agents
for the OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They VIII rcceiPt
far cash and attend CO orders for job WorS' Al
eers may desire
(I,Yery Postmaster In oxford COUnty.)
Albany. j. ID Loyeioy Aniover. =. a Bod
wei: Bethel. Poster X HCrsey, NV. Woodbury. ;
I.r1,vnieli. ID y Frink: Buckield j. a. peCe,-
Ter, " Atwood, Geo. ID. Bisbce Esq.; DNnelt,
ZION. r. g.. Harlow; Fry eburg, 4. Z Lewis, b. W .
McKceue; GilcJd, Ihos. WIiEht 4. j.. hl1Ae
Hanover. A. *. knapp, Hebron, A. q. hiiIan :
,Iirlu,. h. A. Nad-Wortb; Mason, n. n. Brown
Mexico. Henry IS Park, Norway George T.
Earnhgtn E~.t.. oxford. iteV. =. A. LOCKWOOD.
A., h. HawSe.. Peru, =. g.. Ha1uv- Porter, I.
Hcdiou. isaac l.. Frcucu. kuwioru, T.. II uutcl
u,: sweden, %. Sanders, :. Waterfront =, "
shaw: Wuoj-tocs. % e.. uoushtUn, tranAAn y
Milton Plantations. q. "A. Thornton.
Agents viii deduct thcr commission oei0re
seudln. moneys tO tai, Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
MARRIED.,

la Fishkill on the Hudson, September : hv poy
Charles w. Fritts Edward T.. Paris. ESQ Of S.,v
&c. OK city and Miss Mary |. Dubois, daughter of
IN" late Charles Dubois of Fishkill -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

We wish to thank our correspondents
and those town clerks who we're so
courteous and prompt in forwarding
election retures to this Office. Twenty
tour hours after election we had heard
from all but two towns 10 the County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
M0lIlerS

Mothers can secure health tor tne.s .--.
dren and rest for themselves by the u'e OF cas-
oiia, perfect substitute for Castor OH. 10
absolutely harmless, and l. as pleasant 20 .-A'
As honey. For Wind Collie, sour stomach. Worms
OF Constipation for yonng or Ola, there .- 1't--'
like 1t. II is certain 1T IL speedy, il g. cheap
Caked Breasts, Rheumatism. >tai..'
Swellug., spraius, Sun joints Burn, -'a.-''
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone ana muscle
ailments, can DC absolutely cured ly ,he Cen-ll
Liniments. The White LinIment BE- for The 4---.'-
family, the yellow Centaur Linment De- io' 'P4'
ned, lame and strained horses ami animals
mayo BIN
\ GOOD Domestic sulphur Bath can be .1.ii.
B.prepared by taking q cake Of Genn's Na..I-.
soap iltO the bathIub. Such an eXpe'.'al WILLS
use a slang phrase knock tie spots 81 Sly
tim of cutsneOus hlsmi .hrs Sold eve NLri''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
Supreme Judicial Court, Sepfem-
Der Term, 1876.
Hon. j. A. PETERS. JusTIcE PRESIDING
j. 5. WRIGHT, ESQ CLERK.

The September term OF Court con-
venes to-day. This is usually the longest
and most largely attended term during
the year.
The docket contains 81 civil and Al
criminal eases. beng an increase oil IA
civil and IL criminal over hast tern.
There are no cases of special intere 5. to
be tried at this term.
a NEW Grand Jury has been sum.
moned as follows:
GRAND JURY.
Albany, +. p. Dresser.
Andovor, Samuel Marston.
Brownlield, Asa w. Mansfield.
Buckiield, Chas. Ii. Berry.
Bethel. Lorenzo S Smith.
FGyeburg, John Ba,chelder.
Greenwood, Stephen Mitchell.
Hebron, Alden f Murcb.
Hiram, Roscoe G Green.
Norway, Abner +. Jackson.
Oxford, Sullivan Fuller.
Paris, S ,muel ID. Marshall.
Peru, \. j Churchill.
Rumlord, Thomas +. Smith.
Samuer, Harrison Brnncy.
Waterford. Samuel Warren.
The following venires Tor traverse
Jurors have been returned:
TRAVERSE JURY.
Bethel, Geo. W. Haskell.
Hiram Young.
Buckield, Nahum Moore.
Fryeburg, William Gordon.
Hartford, Benz +. Robinson.
Hanover. Almeron Roberts.
Hebron, ID. ID. GRAHAM.
Hiram, Eli Clemmons.
Lowell, Barnes Walker. ID.
Mexico. Hazen !. Virgin.
Norway, Geo. A. Brooks.
Oxford, Fayette Bicknell.
Paris, Geo. w. Hammond.
Seth Benson.
Peru, +. p. Gibbs.
Rumford, John IL. Howe.
Stow, Stephen Chandler.
Sumner, William Churchill.
Waterford, Geo. W. Rand.
Woodstock, Ansel Moody.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
BORN.

- In Grafton, August l6 to the wife Of Albert
Br9oks SON September 10, to the wife of James
o. Ienney, twins boy and girl
IN BUckleld, September 3, 10 the wife of Edwin
NJ Churchill, Esq. daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
OUR TABLE.

The September number of the Maine Gene
alogist and BiograPhrr contains tkrfch OF
the late j uhn Neal with portrait; and account of
Mai or George Bern OF Falmouth, aud some ct
hi- dC-ccndCrt-, "a list OF L. early marriage iu
Turner Me between l.,i aud 1870 kiitcry Family
Records; sketch of Daniel Fl0gg, the barefoot
philosopher. Early Augusta EpitAphs Notc- and
queries. This number begins a new volume and
now il good time 10 subscribe Terms 81 ~
per year. Address W. Is. Lapham, Editor, Angus.
"a, Maine.
In Creme ie la Creme continues 10 maintain
it, reputation rs the best AMI highest.toped uu-
sical journal published in America. II contains
sheet music worth from :! to -. each month.
making value Of nearly t15-all for a. J. L..
Peters Publisher, New York.
Harpers Monthly for October contains the
conclusion oi George Elliotrs Daniel Deronda ;
TIE fourth part OF Woman Halter: Mrs CraIk's
The Laurel Bush, and Julian Hawthorneis Garth
all continued. There are also excellent short
stories. The illustrated papers cover a great va.
riety OF subjects. j. II Bcadlc contributes one
upon the mining region in Utah j. Guernsey
iarr9tcs The thrilling story OF Benjamin Robert
Haydnn's career; Martha J Lamb give, 70 very
interesting description of Newark. Emily Y Bat
ley contributes fascinating paper about old lace
LYMAN Abbott describes the peculiar domestic
customs Of the East. Mrs. Mary Treat gives "a
another paper on the Carniyorous Plants of Flor
lus' ana james Payn contributes gOssipy article
concerning the late Harriet Martincau, accOmpau-
leo ~ her portrait. The poetry OF the number is
contributed By Paul II. Hayue. Rachel Pumroy.
neien > COnant and Louise Chandler Moulton
lie Editorial Departments are up 10 their usual
standard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

The line storm began Sunday night,
rain with heavy wind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

Il insures nearly every Northern and
several OF the Southern States for Hayes
with tho same ratio OF gain. a very
gratifying feature OF the triumph IS The
election OF the whole Congressional dele
CATION in spite OF Discussions among the
Republicans in several of The districts
which threatened possible defeat. Mr.
Blaine has again displayed his tremend-
Gus energy and magnetic power Us a
leader and given slight indication Of
the turOre with which be would have
swep, the country as our candidate tor
the Presidency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

Tais most gratifying result virtually
decides the Presidential contest in adj
vance. l. knocks the foundation out
from the Democratic calculation and
tOpp.e - over the sGpsrs,ructure OF Demo-
cratic hope az one blow. The Democratic
hope rested wholly upon the assumption
tina; he people want q change"-sn as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
At I. 900 YARDS.


TORONTO, Ont, June q. 1876.
Tho following special cabIcsram is published in To-
days Globe
ssI.oSpoS. June 81 1879
''Thc lacrosse teams played at Windsor before tho
Queen and Court and Prince Leopold and Prince Cbrs-
tan to-day The weather splendid. Tho game
private and only ono goal was played, which
was won by tho Canadians The Queen gave portraits
OF herself TO the Canadians and the Indians, along
with tho oyai autograph
Luncheon atcrward served at the Castle.
''Tbo Indians presented Her Majesty with birch
wood basket. who graciousIy accepted the present
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
Tbc lacrosse teams played At Elton before the school,
The game drawn, time not permitting the players
to finish.
They play at Manchester tomorrow and on Thurs
day sail By the Allan boat.
GENERAL SUCCESS.
ssThc visit has been a most successful one in every
respect, and tho expenses Of the teams have boon
cleared"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

hiefJustlcc Horace Gray, Of the Supreme Judicial
Court OF Massachusetts, arrived the Brevoort House
yesterday and will sail for Europe day in the steam
ship Bothnia Sir Douglas Forsyth. OF England. aud
Baron won der Hoydt, Of Germany, yesterday arrived
Mt tho windsor Hotel Sir Charles Reed, or London.
Centennial Judge for the Educational Department, u
at tho Hotel Brunswick. Lieutenant Herbert wipsow,
United states Navy. Is at the Westminster Hotel.
George Jerome, Collector Of Customs at Detroit is
staying a. the ST. Nicholas Hotel Thomas Dickson,
President OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
is at tho Gilscy House Lieutenant William w. Gill
patrick United States Navy is quartcred at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Theodore N. Pomcroy and Elmore r.
Ross, OF Auburn n. r., At the Windsor Hotel.
Dewitt c. Eis superintendent OF the Bank Depart
mcnt arrived At the Hotel Brunswick yesterday from
Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
ENGLAND.

WILLIAM Z. GRAY RELEAsED--LEoIErATIv
DISCUSSION OF THE ExrRAprrIoN QUESTION
IycoNvESrESr--coSsuLAR cHASaEs--pARLrA-
MYxTARY ELEcrIoSs--PARTy BALANCES
Ioxpov, June 81, 1875
William Z. Gray, the New York forger brought
before Justice Sir Robert Lush, In the Court OF
Queens Bench at to-day, application
for hts discharge under a writ OF hsbcis corpus.
Justice Lush said he objection to dscharg,ng
the prisoner bu; he believed II usual to give
tho Attorney Gencrci notice in such lie would
therefore dctain Gray until the Home Office was
communicated With.
WALKS OF COURT.
Al hapast one O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Lewis,
OF counsel for prisoner produced letter from the
Home Office saving that the Grown did not intend to
instruct counsel TO oppose the prisoners release.
Justice Lush remarked well tho two months
have cxpreu,n aud Endorsed the writ ofhabcas cor
pus Gray then bowed 10 the Justice and walked out
OF court with hts counsel
WHAT TINE FREEMAN, GRAY, SAYS ov HIS FAST OPERA
Gray the alleged forger denies the truth OF the
sationsI statements published in American newspapers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
ENGLISH AQUATICS.

sCULLERs' CONTEST FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
or THE rHAMEs-TRIUMPn OF AUSTRALIAN
MUSCLE AND sKILL-A DEsP ERATR AND CLOSE
STRUGGLE
LONDON, Juno q. 1876
The sculling race for the championship Of tho
Thames and ST. 900 side between Joseph Henry
Sadler, champion Of England, and Edward Trickctt
champion OF Australia, took place this afternoon on
the usual racing course from Putncy to Mortlake.
THE coLoxisr WINS.
The race was BY Trickett,
THE RACE.
Trickett had the best station at tho start but Sader
held the lead the first half mile, when Trickett got
level with him, and going TO the front, reached Ham,
mersmith Bridge four lengths ahead.
DESPERATE STRUGGLE THE FINISH
From that point TO Barnes ensued most deter
mined race, each alternately gaining the advantage
but after desperate struggle the Australian won by
four lengths
THE BETTING.
Tho betting previous to tho start was TO 4, to
and even longer odds in favor Of Sadlcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE HAVING PLACES Al
THEIR DISPOSAL


THEIR DISPOSAL.
WASHINGTON, Juno q, 1915
The following members OF Congress will have al their
disposal appointments to the Military Academy West
Point for 1s77:--
William W. Wiltshire, Arkansas; Philip Cook. Georgia,
II. r. Harris, Georgia NJ A. Gambler. Georgia; Thonni
W. Bennett, Idaho; 7. J. henderson, Illinois; s. A.
Hurbut, Illinois; H. c. Burchard Illinois; A. T. Steven
son. Illinois; j. G. Cannon, Illinois; j. X. Eden, Illinosl
H. Kerr Indiana +. Landers, Indiana; VI. q. Hunter,
Indiana; J. II. Baker, Indiana; J, O. TUFTS, Iowa;
H. q. Pratt Iowa; James Wilson, Iowa; W. A. Phil.
lips Kansas; J. II. Goodkin, Kansas: I. l. Jones,
Kentucky; W. T. Frye, Maine; J. q. Blaine, Mainei
W. j. O'Bren, Maryland; 4. J. Hinkle, Maryland;
r. s Frost Massachusetts; Charles p. Thomp.
son, Massachusetts,; A. s. Williams, Michigani
H. Wadron. Michigan; W. b. Williams, Michigan;
H. b. Strait Minnesota; II. ID. s. Money, Mississippi:
r. $. Wells, Missouri; q. H. Morgan, Missouri; r. r..
Bolt, Missouri; j. b. Clark, Missouri; X Hamilton,
New Jersey; A. w. Cutler, New Jersey; A. A. Harden
burgh New Jersey; II. d. Metcalf, New York; q. N.
Beebe New York; II. II. Hathhorn. New York. w. II.
Baker New York; A. N. WaddclI, North Carolina; A.
North Carolina; NJ. Sayler, Ohio: l. I. Neal, Ohio;
q. Foster, Ohio; W. A. Southland, Ohio; J. y.
Cowan, Ohio, i. Danford, N. Scales, North
Carolina: William Robbins, Ohio; W. Townsend,
Pennsylvania; A. II. Smith. Pennsylvania; J. ". Wal.
lace Pennsyivania; J. NJ Thornburgn, Tennessee; II.
" Riddle Tennessee; J. NJ. Bright, Tcnncssne J. j.
House, Tennessee; L. O. Mills. Texas; John Hancock,
Texas George w. Hendce, Vermont G. G. Walker,
iowa. J. 7. Harris Virginia.; l.. B. Caswel Wisconsin,
g. 4. Hooker Mississippi