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THE RACE.

Leonard was away irst, Zoo-Zoo second, Purycar's
ally third, Lottery fourth, Loungcr nth, Hibcrna
yixth. When the youngsters reached the half-mio
pole Zoo-Zoo and Leonard running side anG side
TWO lengths ahead of Puryear's aly Hiberna fourth,
Loungcr NTH and Lottery sixth Gong around the
lower turn Zoo-zoo showed in front by neck, Leon
ard second, two lengths ahead Of Puryears
ally; Hibernia fourth Loungcr fifth, Lottery
sixth. Tho youngsters passed the three-qusrter
pole In this way; but soon they got into straight
work the homestretch rapid changes took place
Hibernia showed second, aud Leonard fell back
Hibernia made gallant run up the homestretch, but
zooZoo proved too much for her and won the BY
length Hibcrnia second, two lengths ahead OF Pur-
years. ny, Leonard fourth, Lounger NTH and Lot
terry sixth. Time. 11SK.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Louis warzaur, young merchant, residing at No.
7s3 Lexington avenue, arraigncd before judge
Bixby at the Essex Market Police Court, charged with
having forged a check on the Germania Bank Tor 500
Eugene Kennedy, OF No. 15l Bowcry
Herman Shisck was committed for trial by Justice
Bixby at the Essex Market Police Court, for having
obtained silk valued at $2l from Cheney Brothers, by
means OF forgei order purporting to come IRON
Michael Kuttzman Il Co., OF No II Division street.
Israel Levy, keeper oil a bookstore at No ll9 Dvls.
ion street, VAS held tor examination AT the Washing.
tun Place Police Court yesterday for receiving got
watch and chain, value $3.50, winch had beon siolcI
from Joseph Silverman, OF No. % East Broadway
while the latter riding Third avenue thre(
weeks ago. The examination was set down Tor nexi
Friday.
In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday morning, Alice
plant of Benedict Lcrgercino, OF No IS Mulberry
premises II appears that Mrs. Maloney In
whcrcupon She for revenge Set fire to shavings
IN one OF the Railways, with the intention OF setting
fire to the building Fortunately tho lre dscov.
cred before It had gained any hcadway and the inccn
diary arrested The evidence CIV IN court to the
identity of the person who started fire veal
that His Honor dismissed the complaint
Peter Ryan, eighteen years OF age of Hudson City,
N. j., was also arraigned before Judge Murray,
charged with apsractinG from the vest pocket ol
James Duane, OF No AIS Warren street, Brooklyn,
while he passing along Fulton street, near Green
wich In this city He held for trial IN default or
$500 bail
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GOVERNOR TILDEN'S SUIT.

In the suit Of Butler against Governor Tiden, in
which IL is alleged that the defendant guilty OF mis-
management of the affairs Of the ST. Louis Alton and
Terre Haute Railroad Judge Batchford OF the United
States District Court has signed order extcnding
the Tor tho niIng OF defendants answer to the
October term The complaint was nled several months
ago tho filing OF tho answer has already been
tended a number OF times.
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Fagnn vs. Murphy Motion denied. without costs.
Lawrence Keyes.-Spencer 5. Martin, ESQ.,, ap'
pointed receiver.
Wentworth VS. saxton.--The defendant Is adjudget
in contempt See Endorsement papers
ADccasis Buim4n-Judgment Tor defendant.
Wells vs.. The Church Union Publishing Company
Receivers bond approved
Logan Ccugulu.--Order for Judgmen
NoTIcE. During the months OF July and August
1876 the Marine Court Chamber, Will be closed OF
SATURDAYS
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CREEDMOOR.
EIGHTH COMPETITION ron THE TURF, FIELD AND
FARM CHALLENGE BADGE.

FAEM CHALbENoE BADGE.
Shooting resumed at Creedmoor yesterday for
tho tho for the celebration the
national holiday. The match OF the day the eighth
competition for the Turf Fieid and Farm challenge
badge. The weather was exceedingly oppressive, and
there Was little wind. Tbcrc twenty eight
entries and the average OF he shooting very
COOL The badge won for the second lime by Mr..
d. r. Davids. by score of iortyiour out OF possible
nny points A protest was entered by Mr.. Robertson
against awarding the badge 10 Mr.. Davids me
ground that he had violated the rules not Notifying
Tho scorer before firing his first shot that
desire any sighting shots The protest gocs before the
Executive Committee OF the n. r. A. Below ure he
scores q those making the average inncrs and up
ward Two sighting and ten scoring Shots allowed
nj 200 Yards.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Yesterday game Of base ball was played between
the Eureka and Madison clubs which was closely con-
tested throughout and by the latter by score OF
7to6 Another game was played between the staten
Island and Namcless clubs, and was the nrst game
these clubs have played together this season IL
also nrst time the Staten Islanders have presented
their full nne The Namcicss ouhelded aud outbattef
their opponinents, though even their batting was
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ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

The grounds Of the New York Athletic Club situated
at Mott Haven the sccnc Of two lively contests
yesterday afternoon between the members Of that
organ ixat,on tor tho club medaIa The contest
sisted Of two l00-yard running races A milo
and one mile walk we're W have been contested. but
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LACROSSE.
ToRRoNro. July 8, 1873.

ToRRoSro, July 3, 1870
A lacrosse match for the championship OF Canada
was played here this afternoon bctwcen the Torontos
and onlarios the former winning in the second, tolrd
and nfth eamcs
The winners viii plav the shamrocks, Of Montreal,
two weeks hence
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ROWING CHALLENGE REpuDIArED.
NEw YORK, July 8, 1876.

To THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
In your issue OF July appeared letter. signed
"Atnlcte" which stated that the OF tho New
York Athletic Club were willing to row any bond dde
amateur In the United States You will obIge us
by stating that the said letter entirely unautho
rzed by any officer OF the club OF crew
While will be always ready To defend the
coiors OF club, neither they members
TO be thought capable Of manifesting such "a vain
glorious disposition the lucubration OF the anony
nous Athlete would make them guilty Of
w. f. SINCLAIR
President New York Athletic Club
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tended.
Messrs Hyde and Rathbonc and General Dakin prac-
ticed during part Of the day at long range.
All the grass Ia burnt Oh tho range BY the great
neat and the young trees are dying TOR want OF mos
turc
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fSya Heat Busy Bee was first away, Acrobat
Sscond Chesapeake third, Colonel Neigan fourth The
The New York herald., 1876-07-09
FIFrY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
pOrITrCJANs' oUAgRFI,

POLITICIANS QUARREL.
John r. Owens, a OF the well known uptown coal
dealer and Custom House Official arraigned in
court charge OF assaulting Theodore Kerner No.
$3.50 East sixtysecond street. and using vile language
toward him. Owens, while under the influence Of
liquor entered the Post Office Sixtich street
and Third avenue. OF which Kcrncr is superintendent,
and on being requested to leave refused and used
threatening and indecent language toward him. kcr-
and the prisoners father are members OF tho
American Republican Association OF Twentieth street,
and both striving lor precedence, are naturally
inmical The prisoner arrested and arraened
IN court where Judge kasmirc told HIM that he need
not presume upon his fthcrs political lnfu ance AS
his treatment would be the same as If he were tho
humbest OF our citizens He scahingly rebukcd him.
and said that we're he the father OF such son no
would Instantly disown him He held him to keep this
peace 1900 bail, aud warned him that he appeared
agsn before him he would make such complaint a.
would send him 10 the Penitenary.
AssArLTISo HIS FATHER
Konrad Geschwindner. of No 306 East Forty ninth
street. charged with assaulting his father with
hammer He TO ths City Prison for ten days
a charge OF dlsordcrly conduct
CRAZY WOMAN.
Carrie Wolff of No 800 First avenue, hurriedly ran
up officer Davis Of the Eighteenth precinct, wha
patrolng his post Friday last, aud said that
woman named Kate McHcnry hal leaped through her
window and was hiding in one OF her bedrooms. tho
door o. which she locked. he officer went upstairs
and found that she had not only locked the door but
filled holes with paper nat. AZ she ailerward
said, the robbers should not ind her For said she.
al been attacked by robbers who would have Killed
and robbed me II did not hee" Evidently being
crazy Justice Kasnire committed her 10 the care OF
,hc Commissioners o, Charities and Correction
THE OUTRAGE ON MRS. WRIGHT.
George J. Guse, the expressman who was charged
with having outraged the negrcss, Mrs Wright, was
brought to court by Detective McGowan of the Nine
tecnth precinct and after denying all the charges
made aganst him. committed without ball 10 stand
his trial
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engaged III he se.isuas ~ssA IN examining
the roas~n's " sh~ r#sa+ hath nrs, a.2n
saii~~ faf insree'sun. An sAmrfrA r~s~
may eensssn MT, bundles "a ~hil~ feathers
4-sasaa unly n ~hirh ~ill w. l~ss~r,ly
long, In'lsiri~d specimens and t~sh.ts
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knp~n - fsminA. nyo,.kA krs,icna, ns,,..
and dfah. sng~ih~s with sh~ beautifully
fieh and n,lky hls.k, The function II ~
sampler l. h ~ completely 'hrnnsh the
various qualities -alous a hss~n and N
calculate how much nan~y ran hs go, out
Of the dne white l~.tfe,, feathers. and then,
In descending scale. through III. va,ions
qualities. until total IL arrived II by
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follo~s that considerable AislIsy n rrquIr~d,
and mnrh time must ~ invested ,~.forr
the heavy coss % case ran ~ sisksd.
The value of ~ ostrich feather dcl~nta
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Far R:uM:.
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AxEcporn or ocoxxELL

Apropcs of the Occnn~ll Centennial,
: Dublin correspondent, TELLS an Anccdots u
the IAberAtor which sptly illustrates hin
wonderful Acuinrn. O'Connrll WAS defend.
Lng prisoner Who WAS bsing tried for =
murder committed III the vicinity Ok Cork.
The principal evidence was stron.iy
against the prisoner. tni onc ccrroiorative
circumstance mentioned wan that the
prisoners hat had been found near tho
place where the murder wN committed,
A certain ~iiner. s~ore positively thAs tho
hat produced wins the ons which wAs found
and TIM, II belonged .o thu prisoner, Whose
nams Wan James. .By virtue cf your
OATH" said odonn.ll. "xre You positive
that this II ihs aAine ha,i" .lee," waa the
rsply. "Dil you examine I, carefully In.
fors you swore IN your Information that II
was the prssenef'sf "f~s." SNOW, let ine
rs~," said O'conneli, ~ h. took ~ III. hn,
and Lesnn IL examine Ill. insilc ot II with
the greatest carr and d~liberution, aud
sl~ls nlnntl tho name OK Janica slowly
thus .J.a.ln-e-s." "Nuw. % you mean
tho.e lsiter% we're In thu hat when you
found III" demanded O'Conn~li. II do"
~AS the answer. "pd you see them therai"
Il dbl" .'rhls II III. rnme ha'i" III Ia"
*Now. my l.or,l." said O'Connrll. holding
The hat np 10 lhe ll.neh. "ihel~ IL All end
Of this rasei there |. no name whatever
inscribed In the hat" The result WAS the
instAnt ae1ntinl of the inan.
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EAllTM WORMS.
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Thrs insignificant and nnatsrnriiv~ cr~a-
tur~r ars ii the greatest b-nrsi, 10 shc fields
which they inhAhi'. though many hnvs
supposed 70 ,hs contrary. Tksy As~ v~ry
humble but efficient servants u ths Axri-
cul,nfisi, and far from Inlnrng hia
meadow and hi. garden. they devote them.
relyrs With lraIrworthy A~sidui,y 10 turn.
ing over TIM sol 10 greater depth and
mor~ thoroughly than can IN dome with
ths hest appliances known 70 sca@ncs.
'lhss~ animals tfor No they arr classified
by the nAturAlIss) Ar~ searcsiy more than
Anl,nAsed tubes. They psem 10 lIvs by
taking earih sni eaithl, sabssancesin In ~ ons
end and pAesIn. them ont nj the other, This
simple lrocssr of digestion h aided. how.
ever, by mucous rscr"iIon; and the worm
has ! habit. when h. hHs iillci himself viii,
earth, of ascending ~ ths s,,rfNcs. turn.
ing around and working himself back Into
thr ground. TIL. operation unlosL- hint
and ,he rrpeert rs,~atei Ny millions ci his
follows eAnno, I'm, have highly henrhci1l
effect upon ihe quality u land. II II sstl
hy Mr. Darwin ihni these worms have
b~~n known 10 cover fi.ll 10 N. d.pth u
thirteen inshes In tin course VI eighty
ysars. A slnM praseas 10 i,e sure, hut ~
ARE MI ihe lararsrrs II Mature, Thir.howsv.
er. Ia not MI ,hat ,hsy 10. They carry their
shafts and galleries ~ depth II s.vsral
feet. and rrsra Anl in,.rsec. IN MI dircr.
iIons. lnar~ning TIN ALL. opening N 10 thu
nir and water. ANIL, III short. loin. MI tina,
they cnn 10 h.lp vegetation. without rrry-
ing nrn !, Or injninT i,s roots W she
.lghir.l drRre..
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sisns kris lsvvshsa |. sha~A is tho sign
~hhh sasv~utls have abandoned Alta.
grslief .na ~hssh harf ~ np~aAsss is',s
rsssls hung na' The ~ell hsn~n pc n
m hnliaiieh II nnr formerly h-la N The
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oasritlr the rhar ~ seen a. done ~i'h. 10
anneanee that sh~i~ Nss = Vacancy for
ratleni Wishing H. " ",,icc,i.,l" The
foundation foi ,he Company ~ BARRIERS "
nsesii~d 10 ~ earl, la'e ~ The reign ~
Edward Il ealnarsan, hut ,he hfsi Royal
charter ~aa granted I. The barber Sur.
gems b, E,l~arti ". and his nmiabl.
hrolher il,e luke II ilnuros,rr For potn~
unexplained r~a@an IN. BARRIERS and eur.
.~ons did mol pull very ~.ll together, md
The ru,Hsons ~v.t~d the ronMc.'ion, bui 10
Mnrh inrnnvenirne~ arose from the ieHl.
on@y n thu s~o companies 'hN, they wet~
reunited by thu Art III. H.nr, VIII, under
The name ~ Masters nr Governors II tho
Mystery and rom,nnnrl,y ~ BARRIERS and
Surgeons of London. Thls document
bonnd ihe associated crafts drmly together
I'LL the year l7ta. when thc surgeons finally
departed !" Tho Old bailey, AMI ruh-~l',cns-
~, In 1900, formed ,hs body now vol
known ~ The Royal College Of Surgeons
In Lmcoln's Inn fields. - al Ms Ytar
Rmad
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nr. Henry Santhcll. nm oli mnn of sixty,
lives With hir ~.t,.in Inv in Detroit. and IL il
raii that the aged pioneer ln~ temper like
= lrar poked W with ln, ri,chtork. llc
grnnis aud rnnrl~ around ~ everything and
everybody. aud there l. 10 peace III the
houre until bis cye- and mouth arr clp.4cl In
slerp. liz tupk new tack low da,- aso.
and threatened % coMmit suicide II his
whilns We're MT h,morsd. The innily did
not think hp would d such thing. bu. they
were rather -oi. on him TOR few day.
O,e night he soi snmc odd noson In his
lleai. mud tho la,nily Aa.ly rrfuscd,o crafty
II. liz raii l,e would take poison. bu, they
were h1m Alang In tie nigh, hc VA. heard
gioaning and rolling around. having M IT.
tack II billnls c,lie. and tic family reused
W under thu idra TIM, hc Ind taken dead.
|, dase liz waulln'. ny hc hadn't, A. he
wnntcd n ha,e revenge IN thcu. The hoy
ran fnr I,rtpr. tIc woman hunted tor
mustard. nna the &on.in.law dashed about
lor eKg~, Il, got couple. lnoke tho whites
into tcA.cut,, and ordered tic uld n.an II
open his poiaso trnp. did man woullnt
but be xsr .nkcn by the il,roa, and n,adc ~.
The eggs wcrr followed hy mustard.
liz shut hi- gum. together. but tho -onin.
law mt down "n him and jnblsL Tie end II n
toosh.br,,sIl into l,is mouth until he opened II
When she nld nnn heard them cail f,r iel,ii
water ha sald II wa~n'i en.c Of poisoning. but
they rainnlrd tho toothbrush ~ his gums
again. md he had q drink a pin. u warm
water. 1l,c -pn.in law said l,c wasn't going
u l,a,e hi iamily i,-xracrd hy suicide IN
hi~ housc, and he shouted ior more eggs.
Tic otl man tried 10 lrg ptl Int they held,
jrrked da~n h. chin, nni slc r4H~ went
down his thrMl. While waiting ~ the
d.s,nr .le r.n.in-law ~, ,hc M man aut
II lrd ani pranccd him ~ and down the
l,al will, nothing % hnt long nigh, shirt.
liz ,haie tle pioneer grs ~ rnd travel
llkr bndalp. lenling over chairs, up md
,lo~n and around everywhere The old nn,l,
shouted asain anil ugiiu that hc had MT
.rk4i 10 commit suicide. hut The ~n.in.h.w
mid IL was TIM thin. and continued 10 rrauce
him until the doctor camc. The doctor sad
Il wa morphine, aud hc whipped ou, u
.solnael, pump alel rolled ~ b. sleeves.
'l'lle I'D man lrgnL Tim, they would not pump
isn mt. hut thr, M.re Iirm W. wn~ ,l,ruMn
donn NIL he'll t,~i, nni 'he, iinlinl tic rub.
hrr TIL d,"n iii. threat aml III. dytlor
nlnnned sl.s l,n,k- aud pumpci away
II -aii i Nas grave ra-c hai VI wa
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4 NFw Tntssss NJ Tsssrntsf -4trs
ft~as liiaaa S~~ilst pA,stsss, sspaasal.
II ssvsns ~ufl REV l~fy IL sleesrici,s,
ths sHlss,st~ u which II u fclaoWs tfe
sHrsN~r~ TIE sst~senfe IL highly Subtle
and ras<s1e other, es.t, shef~ pss~.a, losA
" s~ss ~na n pssna.sshls ma.tes T~a
maleeales u this ether ~v masaslly rcrvllrA
along .h~ Inns II ,hetf suinsesian and III in+
s~r~ ratio - The sqaaf~ IL the als,Ancy@.
IN rra eenduesof~. shr Halecalcs Arr a..
rlAs~i easily iN,m ptins " point. II i,eing
lssesam~l .h.l they ~n he mo,~d with little
turre. II the h,is h. non-comiacscs, shls
mohil,n h arrested AMI depends On tho
snelreals- ai .lse material h.sls Amolccals
h a. r~t f,sm the nauvns w,s.n II u equally
t~l,~Ilea IN all sides. if ti~ srralsiou ,s
les NJ me side than u, The alrr. the lpdy
Will move IL il ls free ia the direction VI tie
resulting tufce~,
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Nkw SrkAhsk "A new and 90, aomicsl
steamer. named tho Ferdinand vnndr ftac.cn,
ha@ lately bssn built and tried d, south
Shields, England. Her length II u7a iucs
breadth. - fsst, and depth. " loo, 0 nches.
Tho dlAlaeters of shc cylinders arc hiIh
prsasrs - inches, aud low pressure 10
inchss, } fess strike. working pressure, 10
H.. pr square inch thu maximum powur
Developed ~Hs ~ In the high pressure aud
AO0 In tAs low pressure engins~, making Il
totsl Vt 10 todimtcd horse powcr. Tho
cosl burnt daring the .e-s WAS 81 tho r~te ot
no lbs. per hour, Or lot li., yer indicated
hons power psr hour. The speed or tho
chip. A1esrtainsd by the pAsen. log, wss Il
knvts per hour.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

AHrnH,sl lh~n lltuk The only rrv@
ecs~ which all"N- of producing artificial a..
culori,'ng clnsrr~l-, spprmrl,n,s. In their
propefsit~ - bonc black consists III imrrg.
mating ~oo.iy matters with phosphate u linc
dissolved In h,dnrhloric nc,i rhc pho~-
rhsse~ arc thus distributed Il. they are Ia
natural bon~~. The mass thus prepared Il
ignitei. The difIlral,y consists III obtaining
products Of = saficcn, density and mineral
richness, and trre frpm foreign Sa,ts. The
chars~l obtained l,as ,a be washed In cxccsa
of water 10 remove chloride IL calcium, III
poor coprnlises have hrcn empIoy~d Tho
aathor uscs tho cnprsli,c~ found In snall
grsnolcs 10 the gny phosphate chalk VI
C,nly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-02-11

WArkKrRnbriNa tpsrou~D This corn
pound !. prepared BY melting paraiHn and
adding gradually suitable drying Oh. stlr.
rug we'll ~ insure intimate mixture; IL IN
shcn poured into mold~ the shape Of tricks
" blocks. md allowed % copl Tho fabric
70 hc wondered waterproof u rubbcL Over
Will, hlNk ol tle compound, warming III.
ral',lns lace gently ii,lea,mo-lhrrr i. cold,
and then ironing tho cloth with, wnrm Iron,
or pn~ing Il hetw~u hot rollers. The w.
plItsiion Of this e,mpoaud 10 leather and
textile and fel.cd fabrics l. said ~ giyc OK.
cellent results, ~, although II renders M,o
cloth thoroughly waterproof, II II not i.n-
pcrvious u MIR.