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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-23
1872 Grant St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

TROUBLESOME CHRONIC DISEAsES.--
There are multitudes of Chronic diseases
which beset and affiict hundreds of our read
ers which in a vast majority of cases, are
easily within the reach of cure. The class
embraces so many maladies that IL were te-
dious as well as useless to name most of them
--Dropsy, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers and Fever Sores; Neuralgia,
Headaches, Contracted Limbs, all, or most
of which are, by proper treatment, curable.
Consumption, Skin Diseases, Liver Com
plaint, Chronic DiarrhDa, Piles and Fistula
make up another class, equally remediable
under the improved methods of medicine,
which deep research into it's hidden powers
have brought to light. DR.. Keyser of 100
Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, has investigated
these diseases as we'll as other obscure chronic
affections, which has enabled him to promise
a cure whenever a cure is at all possible his
office is easily reached, and persons desiring
to consult him, can take the morning cars, in
most cases, and return home the same day.
Dr. Keyser is the proprietor of DR.. Keysers
Lung Cure, the great remedy for Consump-
tion, now sold in pint bottles. at 81 each.
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DULE THE HEIRS AND LE-
VAI1 RFF hESEN L IAIIN ES OF IAOBE
j. ROBERTS. TO accept or refuse.

Az oAL REPRESENTATIVES, OF ROBERT
j. RoBERTs, TO accept or refuse.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS:
~, The Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA
, SEAL. to Richard Roberts, David Roberts and
poh.-,s Ivan Rpoer,s minor children t OF Hugh
child of David ]. Roberts deceased, who have for
their qua rdian an pr, hoe nc, .J9hn Roberts: John
ly Martha Reese Ellen Davis, formerly Ellen
Reese. Jane Ann Tudor, formerly Jane Ann Reese.
all of whom reside in the county of Cambria Tad
Catharne Yerks. formerly Catharine Reese, of
Clarion county, Pa. heirs of Eleanor Reese, tor
mcrly Eleanor Roberts, decd. Jehn Humphreys
David Humphreys, Mary wike, formerly Mary
Humphreys. of the county of Cambria, and heir.
dence of whom the petitioner does not know heir.
of Catharine Humphreys. .formerlyCatharDe Rob
erts. decd sarah Connell. formerly Sarah Brown,
John Brown, Peter Brown and Ellen Brow n all of
the county of Cambria heirs of Margaret Brown.
formerly Margaret Roberts, deceased, Catharine
Davis, formerly Catharine Roberts, of Cambria
county. John Roberts. of Blair county, Pa, David
Roberts, of the state of Iowa Robert Roberts, Of
Margaret Roberts. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, heirs Of
Jane Roberts, intermarried with Evan Roberts,
Rcssrs ann Repsl
Scott Roberts. George Roberts AMI David Roberts,
all Of the county Of Cambria heirs of Hugh Rob.
erts, decd. who the son and heir of the said
Jane Roberts dec'd--1reetinG:
You and every Of you are hereby cited to be AMI
appear before the Judges OF our Orphans Court.
to he held at Bbcnsburg, in and for said county,
the FIRST Mc>p,Y of june next. ten and
there to accept or rcse tc take the real estatcof
Robert J. Roberts. deceased. at the appraised val
nation put upon II by an inquest duly awarded by
the said Court and returned by the Sheriff of the
said county. the 7,h day of March, A. D. ls77
or show cause why the same should not he sold
TO wit. A certain messuage and tract of land sit
uatc In Cambria township. Cambria county. Pa,
adjoining lands of Richard Bumford, John T.
hughes, sud others, containing abeut forty-seven
Acges, with the appurtenauces. valued and ap-
prdieed at the sum of thirteen dollars nd nve and
hvc,rixth cents per acre-f5l3-fA Herein fall not.
Witness the Honorable J.hu Dean. President
Juixe of our said COURT At kocnsbstR. this pth
day of March. A. ID. I-7.
JAMES " ~rNGAN C,ak n q.
Attest JOIN RfAs, Sheriff. 4 SIT ]
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HUCUS g. HACkE,
Fifth Ave. & Market Street, Pittsburgh

COOP ADvICE.-Now is the time of year
for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, &c. Every
family should have a bottle of BosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP. Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough to take hold of your child,
your family or yourself. Consumption,
Asthma, Pneumonia, Group, Hemorrlages,
and other fatal diseases may set in. AL,
though IL is true GERMAN SYRUP is curing
thousands Of these dreaded diseases, yet it is
much better to have IL at hand when three
doses will cure you, One Bottle will last
your whole family winter and keep you
safe from danger. If you are consumptivs,
do not rest until you have tried this remedy.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Sold by your Druggists, Lennon &
Murray, Ebensburg, and p. NJ. Wolsxsaafe
& Son, WiImore.
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SHERlFF'S SALES,

l(Y virtue OF sundry writs of Tend. Erpon.
- issued out OF the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cambria county and to me directed. there
Will be exposed TO public sale, at he Hotel of
Conrad Rsab, in Johnstown, on
Saturday, March 3tst, 1877,
at O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following real estate, TO
wit:
ALL the right, title, and interest Of John
Jones. Of, in and to n lot of ground situate in
the Fourth ward of Johnstown borough, Cam
bria county. Pa. fronting the east on Adams
street, and having lot of Johnetowr School Dis
trict on the south, lot u John J. Trefts heirs
on the west, and an alley the north, having
thereon erected a two-story House and Stable
now in the occupancy of John Jones. Taken
Thomas for use OF NJ. W. Keim & Co.
Als,, All the right title, and Interest OF John
Hubner, to wit. of, in and to a lot of ground sit
uate In the Fourth ward of Johnstown hor-
ougb, Cambria county, Pa, fronting on Pine
street. adjoining lot OF Jacob II Horner, jr. on
the north, and lands of Jacob Horner. sr. dec,
on the south, running back 120 feet to an alley,
having thereon erected two-etory Plank
House and stable, now in the occupancy of
John Hubner. Taken in execution and to be
sold at the suir OF Andrew Click.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onethird OF the purchase
money to he paid when the property is knocked
down, and the rem aiming two thirds on confir-
nation OF the deed.
JOHN RYAN Sheriff.
Sherif's Once, Ebensburg, March IL, 1877.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Any parties
visiting your houses, extracting teeth, and
soliciting dental work, and representing z
themselves as connected with this establish
ment, are irnpostors. We do not employ any
agents. All our large business is done at
72S Penn avenue where we have large recep-
ton parlors, SIR fine Offices, and all the latest
improved instruments and appliances for
expediting work and making our patients
comfortable. QUINCY A. SCOTT,
Surgeon Dentist.
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TUESDAY,, APRIL srd, 1877.
t o'oCLCK, p. NJ, the following real estate,
tn "

Tue S0AY, APRIL Srd, 1877,
at o 'oCLCK, p. M, the following real estate,
to wit.
ALL the right. it'll an 4 Interest of J. w GRAY
OF IN ana TO pieco or parcel OF land situate
IN White township. Cambria county, Pa. sd-
stead, j. w Fiske and others, containing FIVE
acres, more or less, all cleared, having thereon
erected two story plank house and frame sta
BILE. now in the occupancy OF j, w Gray, and a
steam shingle mill, now in the occupancy of
of land eituate in White iownship. Cnmt,rsa
county. Pa, adjoining lands of Charles Ran
stead, containing I'VE acres more less. ali
plank house aud frame s,able now ia the occu-
pancy of Mrs. Halien- Taken in execution and
to be sold al the suit of A. III Fisk s Co.
Also, all the right. title and interest of James
Z. Neason, OF. In and to piece or parcel of land
Pa, adjoining lands of the estate of Thomas
Adams, decd, John Neason. decd and Others
containing IS acres, more or less about IS acres
cleared. thereon erected a swo story log house
and log barn. now In the occupancy OF James
e; Neasona Also all the right, title and interest
OF James r. Neasops of, in and toa piece or par
Gel OF land situate in CIearfeid township Cam
6ria county, Pa, adjoining lands OF John w
.o Neason. Joseph Baker: and others containing
W acres more or less. about 10 acres clea red in
possession or James E. Neason. Taken in ex-
scutIon and to be sold at the suit OF Bennett J.
Aiso. all the right, title and interest of TJriah
LLOYD. OF, In and to tract of timber land sit,-
Joining lands of Stevens & Byers on the esst
L. Lee on the north, heirs of NathaniaI Hughes.
dec ca, on the south. containing loo acres morn
or less. Taken in execution and to he sold at
the suit OF VIM. NJ. Lloyd & Co.. now for use of
John MColgan, Thomas Davis, George HuntIey
+. III. Barker, A. A. Blrker and ]. 4. Moore
Also. rii the right title and interest of Will
liam Cole, OF, In and to a piece or parcel of land
situate in Carroll township. Cambria county.
Pa, adjoining lands OF Augustine Yost and
lanes \ ost on the west; on the south by John
the Eorth by James Kane Containing 1-o acres
more Or less. abort $50 acres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected a IN story
plank house, a log bank ba rn, a two story ola X
blacksmith shop. and other out buildings-now
in the occupancy OF William Cole; and a two
story log house and log stable. now IN the oc-
cupancy OF Mrs. Elizabeth Cole Taken in exc
cution and to be sold at the suit of X. &. Gam
BILE, .or use OF NJ. N. Marple & Co.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-t third Of the purchase
money to be paid when the property vs. knocked
down, and the remaining two-thircs upon con-
firmation of the Deed.
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff
sheriH 8 ONCE, Ebensburg. Mach l2, 1877.
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Att is not easily earned in these times but
VII it can be made in three months by any
MIL one of either sex. in any part of the coun-
VI try who is willing to work steadily at
the employment which we furnish. You need not
be away from home over night. You can give
your whole time TO the work, or only your spare
moments. II costs nothing to try the business
Terms and s5 ont fit free. Address at once, II.
HALLET & 90, Portland Maine. (3-23.-ly. y
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1877, SPRING 1877
OPENING.
~ Il " HHHH s..

We have now open In all our departments
full lines Of SPRING NOVELTIES. We
call particular attention TO our elegant as
sortment Of SPRING WRAPS, comprising
DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, SACQUES and
SHAWLS, which we show in all the new
materials and shapes. We also offer a mag
nificent stock of NEW DRESS GOODS,
consisting of Black aud Coloret. Cashmeres,
Baskets, Cloths, Cameis HAIR SC. Special
bargains in Black and Colored Silks just
ODened.
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AUDITORS NOTICE-In the

"A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the
IA matter Of the first and partial account
of DWIGHT JONES, Assignee of ALEX. Y. JONES
and GEO. w. JONES, surviving partners of T. NJ.
JONES Sons.
7th March. 1877 John r. Linton appointed Au-
ditor to pass and decide on exceptions and make
distribution. BY the Court.
Twill attend to the duties Of the shove appoint.
ment. at the Office of Geo. NJ. Reade, Esq. In the
borough of Ebensburg, on MONDAY, APRIL I'd,
1877. at O'Clock. A. M. when and where all par
lies interested may attend, or he debsrred froia
coming in on said fund.
f3-le-3tD JNo. p. LINTON, Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE JAMES c
- Nrppxv ,s SANrrrr r wrrr

- MURfA1 VT CAMUE W E.--N o.
30, March Term, 1877, +. ID.
The undersigned having been appointed A udI-
report dist ribution of the money in the ha
of the Sheriff arising from the sale of the defend
ants real estate hereby gives notice that he will
sit at his office in EDensburg, on FRIDAY. MARCH
3Oth. 1877, st 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose
attending to the duties of his said appointment,
which time and place all persons will present
their claims. or be forever debarred from coming
In on said fund. J. o. LAKE.
March Z, ls77.-3t. Auditor.
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CELECT SCHOOL-Tbe under

~ signed will open a Select School in the
Ebensburg Union School Building" for a term
of ten weeks, commencing MONDAY. MAY 2, 1877.
The common branches. higher mathematics and
the natural sciences will be taught. Instruction
In teaching Will also hs given to all who desire II
TERNs.-Five dollars per term for all studying
only the common branches six dollars per term
for the higher branches and instruction in teach
ing. F. A. LYTE.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE-AIl per.

IA sons are hereby notified that ANDsEw
MOSES has executed TO me a deed Of voluntary
assignment for re benefit of his creditors. and
shat have accepted said trust Persons indebt-
ed to said Andrew Moses required II pay tie
Amount of the same over to me ana all persons
having claims against him srs requested TO pre-
sent their accounts to me. duly authenticated for
eettleu.eut' JOHN H FISHER, Assignee.
Jchnsto~r, March 1s, 1877 -4t.s
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A DMINISTRATION NOTICE.

"A Estate of JOHN SLATTERY, decd,
Letters of administration cum testamento an
nexo having been granted to the undersigned by
the Register of Cambria county on the estate of
John Slattery. late of Washington township, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all perrons in
debted TO said estate that payment must be m AIDE
without delay, and those having claims against
the same will present them to me duly proeeted
for settlement.
MARY SLATTERY. .Administratria.
Washington TWP March z, ls7T.-6t.
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MO SUCH THING AS FAILURE.

Ia. FAHNESTVFhS N ma
speedy cure for onsumption-
We viii; refund the money II it does do ali
we claim for 1t. Trial size. rs cents. Large size,
Ai co. equal small bottles Sold by all deal
ers. Bill. Fshpstock Il Co. Prop'rs, Pittsburg.
Having tried b. L. Fahnestock's Lung Syrup,
we can safely commend il excellent medicine,
and Tor use among children IL IL invaluable, acting
like a charm."-Ed. Iittsburg Christian Advo-
cate. (5-1o. 6m.l
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annual election OF
IN a Rnari of Trustees of the Ebens'ure
Aea aemv viii he held at the oifice OF he Seeretss
~ in E,benshnfa. the I'd day of APSIL next,
hetNeeu the hours of 0 and o'clock. p NJ
mo Z SUANLAN- SearetAfS
Esrsk Q, 1sfi.-St,
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r license NOTICE.-Petitions fro

- Tavern Licenses have been filed in the
nee of the Clerk of Quartz Sessions Of Ca m II a
,unty nv VIM. Richards. of Jackson township.
ana W M. Doubt. of 81 Ward. Iohnstown borough.
which said petitions will he Presented at an rgn-
rnent Court 10 ne held at Eaenshurg. on TIES
DAY the 3d day of ArHiL nert.
n. M'COL Clerk.
fli rvs Once Ebensburg. March Is. 1877.
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DON'T fit on the hrst Of April. II is
wicked you know, to move on the Lords
day,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE!

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
ID Cambria county, the undersigned will oiYer at
Public Sale, at the Court House In Ebensburg
On Saturday. March 3Ist, 1877,
At O'CLOCK, p. NJ. the following described real
estate of which CATHARINE ToDD died seized, to
wilt: A PIECE OR LOT OF GROUND situate
IN the borough of Ebensburg, Cambria county,
Pa, fronting 66 feet on Lloyd street and extend
ing back 2o4 feet to Ogle street. adjoining Mary
Ann street the east and Lot No. l63 the west,
having thereon erected a two story FRAME HoUeE.
A6Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES MYERS,
Admir- of CATHARINB ToDD, deed
March Q, ls7f.-st.
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A ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IA Estate of PATRICK SLATTERY, decd.
Having been appointed Administrative 81 the
last will and testament CT Patrick Slattery, late
of Washington township. Cambria county. deed.
the uudersigned hereby notifies all persons in
debted to the estate of said decede that pav.en.
must be made without delay. ard those having
demands against the same Will secure settlement
bv presenting them in properly authenticated
form MARY SLATrER1, Administrative.
Washington Twp, March 9 1877. et.
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.ANTED-FARMS TO SELL

Il have hundreds Of appiiraI.rE tDr
FARMS Just now. Also rentable city r1r-t.a rt,a.
to exchange for Farms Hundred. of people rrurd
into my Office. and cannot get tf.ciepi Fartp.,
have lots OF customers inr soni I'm prov menus
all cash. Write or cali ~ soon !. possible and n
not toe FAR distant. wi:l md the prot,srtr
: u. ia Wis, Farm Agency. ia Srnithnefa a
Pittsburgh. near the Pos; reice. Is-sB -I,t
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

pY virtue OF sundry writs of y,,ad Bzpo,,. -.
- issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria c0rlty and to me dirt cfed. there III
be exposed to public sale. al the CCUkg HOUSE
i'm IA pS -f,C
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O'NEII. & FOGLE.

tsuccessors TO Akers a u,Neil.l
Uhotesdte and Retail Dealers tn
STATIONERY.
PAPER BAGS,
WRAPPING PAPER,
PRINTING PAPER,
POCKET DOnES
BLANK BpOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TORACCns.
CIGARS.
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JURORS FOR JUNE TERM-Following are
the names of the Grand aud Traverse Ju-
rors ra wn on Tuesday last to serve at the
ensuing term Of our county court:
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y, ,,vs,er;ousIv d;.appeared, and it is supposed
that she did the drugging and the robbinR
The matter is to be the subject OF an investl.
CATION Mrs. 9. was removed TO me nome Oh
her soo. 1923 Twelfth avenue, Altoona.
About four O'Clock on Friday evening
last. says the Johnstown Democrat. fearful
and fatal accident occurred at Sang Hollow,
four miles west of this city. MT. Jonn
Downing, an employee OF the Pennsy wanna
Railroad Company was "n repa,r'9on' @ra% wb;oS o.
water is taken by passenger trains. nen
the Atlantic Express was due ne TOOK his
position on the other track, ana ms attenuon ,
being directed 10 the express train ne olu
not notice freight train which came Hs a'ons %ns
knocked down Ivy the freight locomouve ana
the entire train ran over him. His body ana
limbs were torn into small fragments ana
scattered for a considerable distance aiong
the track. Hia remains were gI.a1ra game TO his T
residence in Pittsburgh, where LIE leaves .
wife and family TO mourn his unexpected
and terrible taking of ,,..
In the IT, s. District Court, Pittsburgh,
last week, the following sentences were In-
posefI on such of the Mardis gang "a coun,
ierfeiters as were recently connected IN sai9
Court of dealing in bogus coin in TINS ana
the adjoining counties OF CiearneI9 ""u Ii
diana: Scott Mardir, chief OF the gang,
81 600 f,ne and four years Ia the penitent'ary;
Adam Leck and Shirley 3. McMilIen. each
Si 600 fiue and three years in the Peniten-
tiary. Lafayette Bloom, who wae "seo ~
Witness against Mardis, was told TO .go ana
ain no more" Miles Ogle and William X.
Johnston, also convicted of passing coan'ss
Ssit money. but not members Of the Mardis
gang, we're sentenced at the same time, the
former, found guilty on no less ,nan noc 'g ha
indictments, to pay fne ~ SoVu ""u ="
inn mnr,soned IN tho Western Peuitentiaty for
a torn OF eight years, and the latter. Also
found guilty on seven indictments but sen
fenced on only two, Was sent ''ovsr t"1
river" for two years and n to pay nue o'
o. o0o
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The American Jockey Club decided yesterday to
have the postponed take place Tuesday next
when the course, ~ IL thought, Will be In splendid
condition for the lour contests that are announced TO
of. The at Jerome Park are all reported
be ia nrst condition. and will be ready to run
good races Tuesday next II all goes well with
them UP 10 that time Tuesday next VIII DO good
day for tho races, as being election day, u Will be
holiday Tor thousands OF people VINO vote In tho
morning ana 30 TO Tho IN the ate rnoon. One
OF the days OF the Baltimore came on election
DAY aud y was predicted that there would DO very few
at Pimlco Course on that day but to the surprise OF
these wisacrcs the crowd that day Was about
large as Oh any OF the bis days oi the meeting Tho
election VIII not interfere greatly with the attendance
al Jerome Park on Tuesday next The extra trains
that were cngagei Tor yesterday aud n other arrange
ments TO facilitate travel TO jerome Park viii be put
in requistion on Tuesday ncx,, aud a tremendous
gathering wtthn the gates may be anticipated. Tho
Dackers OF the horses for tho great between Ten
Droeck and Parole, each side being sanguine
that their Champion viii prove ,ne victor,
have wagcred much even money the result Ine
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
All THE OAR.

THE CLASS RACES OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE
FOUR RACES RowED AMID THE wHITECAPs.
The weather was rather too cold and the wind much
too high comfortable racing yesterday; yet despite
these drawbacks the Columbia College boys pulled
four races and very good ones, too, on tho Harlem
River All the tho usual mile course,
rowing IRON Macombs Dam down to the boathouse.
The first race OF the afternoon was the paroared gig
contest and the contestants engaged IN IL were:-
FREsHMES-J. H. Montgomery, bow; Il. VaIl, stroke
soPHoMoREs-H. G. Rtdabock. bow; r. ID. Browning,
stroke
sENIoRs-H. L. Bogert, bow 5. b. Newbury, stroke
IL was n good all the way down, the seniors
winning by bare length There SIX lengths be-
tween The 'sophs aud freshmen, who second
aud third. Tine ON. 32s.
The next race was between six-oarcd boats, which
were made up as follows:-
sENIoRs-H. Cushman, bow; H. l. Bogert, 2; W..
Bearnes, 3; 5. B. Newbury, 4; II. L. Rdabock, 81:
w. Content, stroke.
FREsuMEN-J. o. Crane bow; Clarkson, 2; Beers
3; Foster, 4; Montgomery, D; Vail. stroke. and
Smith, coxswain.
The seniors rowed in o shell and tho freshmen in
gig tho latter getting ten seconus allowance. They
had not gone one-fourth of mile before the seniors
were IN front, finally winning the by Two clear
lengths Time. 6m. 57As.
The four-oared shell race came next with the fol-
CoLLEGE-Cusnman, bow; Vail, 2; Bearnes, 8; Bo-
CERT, stroke
sonooL OF MINEs-Newbury, bow; Browning. a;
Ridaoock, 3; Content, stroke.
The college crew were never IN the race, their Op-
ponents rowing right away from them. They stecred
very bad course, and ran ashore 100 yards from the
fnish. The time OF the winners was 6m. 67As
The canoe race resulted IN q dead heat between
Ridabock aud ErherdI The distance was 900 yards,
ana the time sm. lks. Jasper Goodwin was the
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
COACHING HORSES AT AUCTION.

Following coaching custom, The 'Tally- -Ho" horses,
driven by Colonel Delaney Kane the route TO
Yonkers back, wiz De sold TO the h ghes, bidder
by Messra Van Tassell b Kearney tomorrow morning
~ halfpas, ten O'CLOCK the sale taking place Al the
private stable No. East Twenty eighth street.
The 10. consists OF eighteen head Of hns
ms,ched pairg and single horses ior gen,iemen's
road use. They all In Gns condition
aud as ioiows:- Rock, gray geldbg, 1911 Polo.
bay gelding, lai Dasie, brown mare, o2i Walter,
som sgewbald mare. l5.i; smike, pieoalc geldlng,
10 Prince, gray .geldng, 1913 sheldon gray gel.
mare, Is 2; Pelham, chestnut geIding le Huguonoi,
bay geldiua, le Pilot. chesinu, gedng, 1875 Lion,
bay geldng, l6 Jay, chestnut geiding, 1873; Count
css, chestnut mare, 10, Blondin, chestnut geldng,
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

other will have good neds and it IL not credited
that the Ksntuckians will win all tho DAT races and
take all the money over the Alieghanies
A, meeting OF the Executive Committee. held
yesterday, was resoved:-"That for the extra race
day. Tuesday next members OF the club be permitted
10 introduce to The club homo residents, AZ well as
strangers, At IS each the member 70 give HIS own
rsme and the name Of each person so introduced.
sucn tickets win confer tho privilege Of introdue
Ing ladies without payment