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SHERIFFS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
State Of Ohio. Jackson County. a.
Court Of Common Pleas.
II. S. Bundy VS.. Symmes L. Brown ct al.
On lst order Of sale

Notice is hereby given. that In pursuance Of
an order OF sale issued out OF said court, ON the
fth day OF December. A. ID. 1876, and 10 me d.
rected as sheriff Of said county, I Will offer for
sale, at the door Of the Court House In said
county, on
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san OF MAJ EsTATE.

CHEnfFF-s SALE or REAL ESTATE
state o. ohidFJachnon coanty. ..
Court Of Common Piean.
Samuel Ciaar W. lara Walters Of al.
on "a order Of sale.
Notice l. hereby given. that IN pursuance 81
mn day sf rsc.nisr. Al u. iSss. ana 10 ne a.
rcrtrd a. sheriff of aid county. wiu orr fnr
aais ~ the door of ths court houaa Ia Jnc3non.
Saturday. February "a. A. d. 1877.
AZ one O'Clock 2. n. Of aid day. ne foilowins
doscribcd rcai estatc. Situated Ia the county q
Jackson and state of OHIO. % wit
~ 10 s is hss~B sadislon y iaeksos. = d.. De-
iEnatcd on the plat of said additon.
Appraised as foiiowaf
lot uumhrf two appraised ~ 100.
lot umber thrcc aupraiacd AZ tlp.
o, sssss ss@sss ~ az ss appsa.ss psss.s :. -.
Terms % aaie-cash on day of sale.
To ~ .old a. !hs propsriy % Esra Mslisrs :,
Given under my hand this "a day Of January.
JOHN M. EwINo, ah'n leo.
Iamea Tripp. attorney for plaintiff.
Jantia
A DMTNIsTRAToR's SALE.
Tho undersigned vim oa.r Cor s.ls, At pghlls
auction. al Marshman A Cos fufniturs etofs.
on Main street. Ia Jackson, on
Monday. January aad. A. ID. faTI.
the goods and ehatisis o. ". X. massinF. as.
csasCd. 10 Wit HIS Law Library couaiatinG 81
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4 volumes ~ayiora Statutes.
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Also. book cass. ones table. dssk. stove.
several once chaifa.
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TrrmM-Furchaara amounting 20 three dollars
or les 20 b. paid IN cash above that sum, note
al uina monihn. with two good nurrtina. will os
taken. ISAAC II. hAnIlNoH
Administrator Of W. X. Hastings, dec.d.
James Tripp. atty. tanttA
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
CLAN-NA-GAEL SPORTS.

An enormous crowd was present at Myrtle Avenue
Park Brooklyn yesterday, to take part IN the annual
picnic and wtrcss the athletic sports OF the Brooklyn
Clan na-GacL Tho entries for tho different
were very numerous. The games opened with the
three standing jumps. The issue of this event
was:-D. McMahon, lbs f. IN, Arst Thomas
Lynch, SO it. n., second James Malone, SO 1t.
The hop step and jump won by James Daley
with 3S it. 61l In; d. Mcmahon second with 50
#. In. p Halloran, 81 f. in, third The result OF
tho heavy weight contest was:--James Daley, 81 n,
first; 7. Lynch, II It., second and d. Londorgan, 20
II. II In. third Daley ana Lynch divided the first
prize. Throwing the light stone was won BY James
Daley with Al IT, IL ill.,. ". Persol was second
at 40 II. on in, and NJ Dohncy A IT, l
Ill., third the sack resulted in F. Marshall's
victory. A. Marshall second. The distance
$50 yards, and the time was I'm. 17As The hali-milo
walk was won by S. Marshall N. Sinnott was second
and n. Carney third. Time Am. 24As Tho milo run
by n. Carney, and NJ. J. Giligan was second.
Timc, Am. 50s The hurdle won by A. q. Reid,
who managed 10 smuggc his entry In. F. Marshall was
second. Timc Pm. 301a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
THE ADMIRAL ROUS MEMORIAL.

The memory Of tho late head OF the turf Senate,
says the London Sportsadn. July 20, will be perpet
uaied fitting fashion by his arisocratic friends
A meeting OF the committee appointed by the Jockey
Club was held at the residence or Lord Hardwickc on
Monday last July l6) and upward OF 81, 235 ha7o
already beeu subscribed. AT the meeting referred TO
there present Sir j. D. Ashley I'm the chair His
Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales, Lord Hard wicke
LORD Harrington, Mr. Chaplin, Lord Stradbroke aud
Mr. Payne IL unanimously agreed that Il sub
scrption conlpod to members OF tho Jockey Club
but to which Gny friends acquaintances desrous OF
showing their respect Tor the character Of Admiral
Rous might have tho power OF subscribing,
SHOULD be at opened at Messrs Wealth
erby's, No. Old Burlington street; London,
ana at Mcssrs Hammond's bank, Newmarket
1t was also agreed that The said subscription should
close the LIST OF November next ensuing. The in
tention OF tho committee is. n possible, TO erect aud
endow an institution at Newmarket which shall bear
the oil Admiral Rous and shall DO devoted TO tho
rolie OF distressed jockeys, trainers or persons IN
their employment, or their WIDOWS or other members
OF their families, who might, by ago, accident or Ill
health, become ncapactated from earning their tvei
hood The committee believe that such AN institution
would best perpe,uato tho name OF ono who, during
his lifetime, took great interest ia all that con-
cerned Newmarkct and the turf.
Among the late subscriptions TO the fund Is that OF
the Prince OF Wales for flU0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
NEW YORK CENTRAL SCHUTZEN
CORPS.

Tho New York Central Schuizen Corps had their
usual two days. annual festival yesterday and Wcdnos.
day at Jones' Wood. The festivities commenced with
a grand triumphal march OF the corps from Twenty
third street to the shooting ground, whore the men,
headed by Captain Genuerch, and assisted by
Secretary Henry Kr0gan, arrived at noon.
A large concourse OF the shooters friends
and tho spectacle loving public
tho ground to receive them. Wednesday
afternoon the New York schutzen Corps Captain
Arey, went in body to visit the range shooting at
the target OF honor at proce.eed WITH and
after fine days sport, In which many skiliul marks
men participated, the first prize was by Charles
Grancr. of the New York schuzen Corps, who made
"a on ring target lie was tied by Henry Rertsing,
but defeated tho latter 10 shooting of Fred. Kassol
third with a OF so, \. Fctjen fourth with 81
and Captain e. i. Gennsrich fifth with 60 At the
Union target, No. l. which, together with No OF the
description, the ring target the bulbs eye target
aud the nun target finished yesterday some very
good mar ksmanship was exhibited Tne following are
tho best ut the Union target. No l:-Ricnard
spi,z 20; W. Klein, 20; NJ b. Enge 90; c. q. Zsttler,
65; W. Hahn, IS; Robert Faber, 6S Messrs. spz and
records at the ring target were:-Freerck Kassc 20;
J. W. Schneider, 80; W. Klein 90; Robert Fabcr, 81;
were-P Klein, Jr, 20; W. Klein, 20; NJ B. Engsi,
%; r. Klein, ST., %. The honors al the BULLS
eye target were carried away by W. hahn
on record of %; Richard Spite made "A, and
". Klein, q The targets were wenty-h i've inches
in diameter, divided into rings according to tho we'll
known plan; The range was 100 yards any rifle not
exceeding twelve pounds with plain open sights only,
being admissible AZ tho target OF honor only the
members of tho Central Corps were allowed to com.
pete Yesterday the grounds visited by the New
Jersey Schutzen Corps Captain Ermish the New York
City Schutzcn Corps: the Now York Schutzen Gid,
Captain Best and the Uptown Gardeners Troop, nifty
mounted, headed by Captain HundeL The crown
ing Of the Schuizcn king came or Ut ha,fpast
six o'clock yesterday, amid great show OF pomp and
ceremony; the queen of beauty" Miss Aherns, dc.
livcrins the ''crowning speech" General Thomas 8.
Dakin, of Brooklyn, the old war horse of the Amerr
can team " who has been elected tho first honorary
member Of the New York Central Schutzen Corps was
expected TO be present yesterday but the famous long
range champion did not turn up Prizes to tho value
$3.50 were distributed among the successful COM.
petitors The festivities were brought TO close with
music and dancing which lasted up Till late hour last
night,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

81 900 allowed lbs for $780, lbs for $780, IL lbs
for $500, II lbs. Heats Of three-quarters OF mile
Starters
J. 7. Williams b. h. FAIR Play. by Virgil-Cru-
cinx, years old, $500, 105 lbs. .(Murphyl 1
d. J. Crouse's ch. c. Auburn. by Revovcr-Rc-
CARDS. years old 81. 900, 1O3 lbs. (Hughssl l
d. McDaniels f. Lady Salyers, by Longtel-
low-Gsneura, years old, $1,000. 9s lbs.
(Spiiman) 2Eo
DAILY Brothers oh. G. Dandelion. BY Oyster
man, Js., $780, 93 lbs. .(McLaughln) 4Eo.
q Reeds b. I. Imperatrtce. by WarminsteP-
lnverary, years old, 81, 000 % lbs (Barrett dis.
Time, 1:l7A-l:lSx-l:20.
FOURTH RACE.
SANE DAY-Free Handicap Steeplschase, purse
$780, of which 500 to the second horse Horses hav
ing run after 25th juno for any closed ia 1877
any other than the Saratoga Course excluded The
usual course, two miles and three quarters.
Starters.
q. Reeds CHI. 9. Trouble. by Uivsrston-Kats Nc
Donald, aged, los lbs.. Aeanyl
II. Smythes b. b. Waller, by Hurrah-Queen OF
Clubs years DID, 1873 lbs. ............... lLttc)
j. - Cattanach's b. g. Benchcr, by Brown Dick
Benicia years old, 40 lbs. .(Nolanl
/. Harris ch b. Redding, by Harry Of the West,
dam by 10. stoner, years old, 1877 lbs siedgeey)
c. Reeds b. E. Doubtful. by FISHERMAN. Jr-
Spotted Fawn, years DID, 12s lbs. .Prico)
Time 6:i5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.
PERKINS vs.. HowEs FOR ONE HUNDRED
POUNDS AND THE THREE HOURS CHAMPION


PERKINS VS.. HowEs FOR ONE HUNDRED
POUNDS AND THE THREE HOURS CHAMPION
SHIP OF THE WORLD.
From tho London Sportsman July 2Ll
A.champonship reality and not alone in is
somewhat OF curiosity in the metropolitan pedestrian
circle, but those who visited I.illlebrdge on Monday
evening, July 10, wore accorded such treat as has
oeen the lot of any one to witness up to the
present date and that not likely to be ccpsed
or equaed during the present generation The col-
testants were W. Howes and W. Perkins, both mon
who have mado namo second TO none In walking
pursuits, Perkins having for some time past proved
himself nvincible at and two hours whtlo Howes
Obtained his great notorety whom he covered twenty
one miles in IN. 57m 81 45s tho Agricultural Hall
last spring. Previously to this tho Charles West,
hall was the first to do the twentyOn miles In three
hours, which he accomplished February 20, 1858,
~ Newmarket in 2h. 59m. Is, and this the only
occasIon OF the feat until December, 1869, when G.
DAWSON at Hackney Wick grounds, did II In 2h. 53D
GAS Until tho match OF Monday last this remained
the ia est time record.
The umprcs, Dick Lewis for Howes and J. Boot for
Perkins, having declared all IN readiness at 5h. 12m
the referee despatched the their journey, and
Perkins, who started favoritc taking fair allowance,
dashed away at jump Tor nearly halr lap, when
settled down IN splendid STYLE which, could not fairly
be cavilled at by the most iastidous At the concu-
SION Of milo Perkins had assumed lead OF about
so yards and this he gradually increased until
hour hon having covered within 20 yards of eight
miles, he led by some $50 yards, which IN two more
miles he had increased to $50. When dozen miles
had been covered the Camberwcll man mad placed
gap of quarter OF mile between hi mscli and his
opponent ana thus they progressed, Perkins gain
ing only by inches II ut all Whom two hours had
elapsed Perkins had covered fifteen miles, one lap and
about 100 yards his contestant 1T tho Same time beng
lap all but so yards in the rear the leaders, tcen
miles having taken him lh 5jm. l3s. in accomplishing.
After going three miles Perkins taken queer,
aud, INSPIRED By this news and the cheers OF his
friends Howcs put the steam, and although he
not going much faster, The Camberwel lad was gong
slower friends getting out portion OF their money
al 5 to l. grand finish was now anticipated all
Sides Howes slowly but surely gaming on tho leader
the latter doing his 20 miles in 2h sem. 57s.. aud
when no passed The post Tor the twenty.one miles IN
2h 49m 1884, perfect torrent of applause greeted him.
these beng repeated whom his plucky antagonist
reached that distance in 2h som. sos From this point
II will suffice state that when the referee stopped
his at the conclusion Of tho three hours Perkins
was 10 yards in front. having covered % miles 100
yards Subjoncd is the full time OF the miles made by
at
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she exception Of about TWO when he made the
sembance OF gallop ON Epson Downs he has ever
since been treated equine invalid. HIS Journey
a van from Newmarket TO the scene oil action may
he compared to the ridiculous idea OF carrying Cum
bertrand wrestler in n sedan chair from tho corner oi
the Agricultural Hall TO the middle OF that arena wnsrc
no had TO contend for the championship. Tear tnat
the cause Of Claimants collapse Tor the DERBY VIII
exist Tor the remainder OF his e and that whether ne
thoroughly sound and at on the day he won inc
Two Thousand Guneas
Tho latest betting In England the ST. Leger Is as
follows:-
100 to zoo against Silvia (oGeredl, TO against
Claimant taken and oneredl d to against Fontanc-
beau (oferod), 1000 TO 10 against Glen Arthur
(onered 500 TO 80 against Brown Prince taken LOU
10 10 against Albert Edward (takenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

Schooner Playful, R. W. Holmes, Bye; schooper
Madeleine, Commodore j. s. Dickerson. Bye
schooner Sea Witch, +. s. stott B.y.C., and sloops
Kate and Orion were at anchor in Greenport Harbor
yesterday.
Sheriff Brown, OF Richmond county, will sell this
morning. at eleven o'clock without reserve unless
the claim should be settled before that time. the
Canada yacht Countess OF Duern, she lies In tho
basin ut Stapleton, satisfy the claim or Mr. Joseph
T.. williamson tor $500 The attachment OF Mr.. Ben
jainin Wilson, sailmaker, OF this city, Tor $500 has
been cancelled ard the vessel released that claim,
but now larger takes its place. The vessel was
seized again yesterday aud another officer placed on
board. 10 satisfy CLAIM for 81, 600 made by Mr.
Brown a Canadian gentleman connected with the
Coburg Bank OF Canada The claimant has sent On
tho requisite bonds IN the sum OF So 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
CHARLES RADEMACHER'S DEATH.

An inquest held by Coroner Ellinger In the
OF Charles Radcmacher who died from the effects OF
FALL resulting from blow gwen by John Schefcr,
with whom he had been quarrellng In front of his
residence, in Sixty eighth street, neaf Ninth avenue
The testimony OF the OF tho deceased showed that
SchefIcr had struck Rademacher twice In return
for n blow by deceased Scheicr testified In his
ogn behalf that Radenacher struck him
three times, and when he tried to STRIKE the
iourlh time, he (ScheHor) showed him back. Alter
ward Eadcmachor, In front oil his house, called him
opprobrious names, whcreupon he gave him blow
on tho lace whioh Knocked him down. Schofer de-
clared no did not intend to Kill Radonachor. Tho
Jury gave u verdict against Soheifer, who CON-
mtcd to tho 1ombs by the Coroner to the action
OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
ROWING.
pLAYFoRp WINS THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
OF ENGLAND.

pLAYFoRD WINS THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
OF ENGLAND.
On Monday evening, July IL, the final heat for the
amateur championship OF England was rowed on the
Thames, between +. l.. Playford, OF tho London
Rowing Club, and T. c. Edwardes- Moss, President OF
the OXFORD University Boat Club This result was as
follows:-
Play ord................ Edwardes Moss........ 0
This has been looked forward tn with much ex-
citemont by tho rowing fraternity as being about to
determine tho superiority Of tho picked champion OF
the upper and lower portions OF the river. After the
easy way loss disposed OF his opponents on Friday
many thought IL good thing tor him. but the result
did voriiy the conclusions arrived az by his back
ers. Both men started capitaly and tho race up TO
the Soap Works was worry last. II thcn became
question as 10 who would 'orack" first. and the
superior staying powers of tho down river representa-
tive manfestng Themselves no succeeded In outstay
ing his opponent, and, going away from him gayly,
which distance might possibly have boon Increased
had occasion required IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

Major Barker at the halEmile pole and passed that
point head and head with him, 81. James second,
flying nily, Cardinal wolsey fourth, Vermont
Nth, and Higgins sixth. Leaving here one
OF the strrups OF Cardinal wolsey's saddle broke.
his jockey FALLING or and The horse dashed on IN front
o. the others without rider. Zoo-Zoo At this time
had all her competitors beaten, and from there 10 the
there in the except to look At
the rderess horse leading tho van and the suspense
OF waiting 70 know what was the result OF tho acct
dent. Zoo-Zoo galloped homo easy winner OF the
stake four lengths front OF Vermont the latter SIX
lengths away from Major Barker who was two lengths
in front OF W. Higgins, ST James hitn limo OF the
mile and three quarters $40 Tho value Of the stakes
10 Qa0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
A RESIDENT INDIAN DEAD.

Osceoa Cooper, said to be the grandson OF Osceola
tho Seminole chief, and by others his nephew, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning, at his resi-
dencc. No 50 Bond street. He had been boarding
at that house for about two years. and was
considered wealthy, athough much of HE
property was kept from him by ltiga.
ton He had numerous friends, and was
generous ana sociabe man. On Wednesday evening
he accompanied some ladies' to the theatre upon
Their return they partook oil after
which Oscooa retired to bed About four O'Clock yes
terday morning he was heard walxing about the
house. Some hours later he was found dead. Heart
disease Is supposed to have been the Cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
MR.. sANFORD's START.

The brown ally Start by imported Glenelg. out OF
Stamps by Lexington is among the candidates for the
Chesterfield Cup one mile and quarter, to be run at
Goodwood to-day. Her impos, is 81 lbs, and the
chance she has OF winning Is thus briefly disposed Of
by ''Vigiant," OF the London Sportsman July 20:-
"The American candidate, Start, has u htee too
much weight 10 carry, respectable US was her exhib
tion at the Newmarket July meeting, when she won
the Beaufort Stakes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
TO EDUCATE POOR CHILDREN.

Aproccssion headed by SIX sisters, ten cicrgymen,
number of little children and several nov'ces, formed
at No 22o second avenue yesterday, at halrast ten
A. NJ, and marched to East Seventeenth street, d.
rccty opposite Rutherford place, where imposing
ceremonies took place In laying tho corner stone Of
ssThe Home of 81 John the BaptisI" The Home IN
Second avenue II merely temporary aud tho object Of
the institution Is 10 educate poor children Free The
new ediaee when finished Will 10 four stories In
height
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
A THOROUGHBRED INJURED.

On Saturday, July 81 says tho Kentucky Live Stock
Record, Mr.. +. b Harper's fine colt LIVING
stone Two years DID, by LongieIlow, dam
Fanny Wells, by imported Sovereign, broke
one OF his lore lega While taking his work he
scared at some object and running out Of tho track
into the field Tell shock OF grain, with the result
stated His rider badly injured but will recover
The accident Will UNIT him for the turf and as ne was
very promising colt the loss Is considerable He was
entered in the PhDnix Hotel Stakes, tho Eikhorn
Stakes, the Kentucky Derby. the CIark Stake the
Kentucky St. Leger, the American stallion stake and
tho YleY Stakcy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
CALIFORNIA TURF MATTERS.

SOMETHING FOR The NATIONAL TRoTTING AS.
ISOLATION TO CONSIDER.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2. 1877.
AT q meeting last night oil the committee 10 regulate
trottng on the Pacific coast, resolution was
adopted declaring that II the National Association
at tho Convention next February do not au.
thorIxo the formation by the members Of the
Pacific coast courses OF a board holding Nom
bership the National Association, whose
powers shall be lnal-the chairman Of such Board TO
have the power the President Of tho National
Association TO temporarily rentae upon proper repre-
sentaon and the tracks to be governed by such rules
as the Board shall adopt, not anagonsic the rules
OF the National Association or established turf law and
usage, then a separate organization Tor the Pacln
ccast will b., recommended.