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For Sale Mt Annexed Prices by the Follow.
ing Dealers:

For Sale Mt Annexed Prices by the Follow
ing Dealers:
GEO. ELLIS, No. Decatur street.
GEO. ELLIS e. BRO, 80 Camp street.
w. e. SEEBOLD. 166 Canal.
HEBERT q CO.. 80 Chartres.
P. +. GOGARTY, 151 Camp street.
Madame LELIEVRE, 174 Royal
LAFARGUE & BRIERRE, 1877 Royal.
Mrs. s. SUGG. 100 Orleans.
JAS. KIRKPATRICK, 6lO Magazine
+. F. HANSELL.
HENRY c. ANDREWS, 1850 Magazine.
FRANK M. NORMAN, 500 Magazine.
A. A. BOHNE. 500 Dryades street.
W. H. MUIR. Pontchartl ain Railroad Depot.
Fl. MUNICH & SON, 43 Washington street.
D. LEIGH $50 Magazine street.
And Booksellers generally throughout the city.
IN QUANTITY TO THE TRADE,
AT Liberal Discount, by
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w. w. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OCTOBER 8. 1877.

Practices In the parishes of Ouachita. More.
house and Richland. Claims taken for collec.
tiop In all other parishes, with privilege of man.
aging same In connection with attorneys resid.
Ing there, no80 eThu1y
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gTEAMBOATg.

G II Dut fee, McChesney. from Grand Eoore
Isabel, O'Pry. from Lever Coast
Eva, Taylor, from Port Eads
Alice, Porter. from Hope villa-New Basin
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall. New Orleans. Sept. 20. 1877.
The eighth quarterly allotment of Series Of
Premium Bonds will take place in the office OF
the Administrator of Public Accounts, on MON
DAY. October Is, 1877, at 10 a. M, at which time
Forty-five Series will be drawn.
$3.50 I'd J. G. DENIS. Administrator,
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Below-CominG Up.

Ship Kentuokian, Mosey, 81 DAYS from Havre in
ballast to Norton e. Bell
Ship l. L Sturges, Lnnekin. So days from London
to Shuitz &cO-
Brit ship Minnie Gerow, Gerow, So days from Liver
pool to master
Ger ship Friedrich Buggeman, So days from Bremen
to MASTER
Brit bark Knighton, Lindgren 81 days I'm Greenook
in ballast. to Ocean AGO.
Bark Rebus, Al days from Avendale, to mas ter
Brig Victoria Peterson ST days from Rio de Janeiro
to Westfeld5 eco
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Sunday. October 7. 1877.
Daily report OF the stage of water, with changes
In the twenty four hours ending yesterday
at p. M:
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OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECORD"
No. IL CarOndelet street,

VTTIOE "CUNFETANCE hCCUhD,
No. IL CarOndelet street,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
The undersigned respectfully announce to
the public that they are prepared to furnish a
com pIete Chain Of Title or list of Transfers of
Real Estate in New Orleans, back to original
grant or purchase when required: also Full
Abstract OF each transfer In The chain; thus &C.
vesting in Mortgages perfect security from
fraudulent or detective titles. The method Of
indexing our Conveyance Record" peculiar to
our system, enables US to give information
Immediately,
Attorneys. Notaries, Auctioneers Land
Agents. Surveyors, and all parties Interested in
Titles to Rea! Estate, are invited to call and
sci 3m l.. j. DODGE & co.
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At Quarantine station.

Span steamship Graca, Alizuma from Havana to
Ranger, Fatman &co--
Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Lone Star-Asst'd
mdse
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HUDNU IUW OIIUIEb.
water. Rise. Fall
Feet. Inches. Inches. Inches

+Below high water mark Of 1874
NELSON GOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. U. s. A
Arrivals.
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Clarke Edward Green. Nr. and Mrs q A.
how , 1ahp NJ Dagnal n ;. Dalton l. Dow, ~ ,.
leden MY snd j. FISHER. Peter foXcicii MIS-
\ Fnlton Me. Callatu, Mrs Albert "S,au" "" ssX
xr and B. b. GasA'ru IS ~, %" l' Az y Gull,eeft
lciS ein5 Mss Giiccs f. g. GlleltrNhis anu ser
gu, Dr Hoaton. Mrs Heaton ana ch,'" 'rasns.,HH
X !. uoWari Mr.. r W Howard Mes G nov ai1 ".u
~ n t,r TreIiss IucliSs, Miss lschuN Mls A. u
sS, and chid Mss ives Me A. G. yes a. a. Jones MIS-
SoIaons HS ~ ana Hrs X. foihrop ana IN "
Is c,l and sister two Masters lotrop goycFuess, au
mold NJ; ana ~. ~ aud M n H. Milford Mia milford
81 Ncore ana maid G.. O'Hcny J. \ Osborne MISS Fat
I'm M H. pe.t, Jhe Rov. ,. Prcnaeteas' MIS- a
- F.iny A. Root. NJ ard Mrs. sands Mise SANDS MISS
= sands AID four soT,puis Il. B. schrrOe' w SEAMAN
Mrs d n slecuu. Nj and Mrs. \ T. ~nlth MIS- a. N',W
srisop Nrs &. stone Miss T. ~ STORM MIS- -.
Sen O. SurteeS. Srs G. lowur, Mss l. W1t We a.
Towne Ir Updcrm X - NSiSsT y. - NJ, N " lie
ScSr Wilson. h. L. winthrop and servant Miss r. Mcpo''
he sRnu ii AMBU RG-Ta steamship HaUnoRfa. June e.
cd-snl Inlp " Wilson and wife. Heinrich fteiher A.
NeitTlath wife ard daughter Juano ffeclt aud oa"fm
NINA Enauncer. a. An,0ine!ie MOuer August Se'oh'
h eeRlfnu 'GIhSGow-En steamship Bolria, June GMrs
Nj cooper. W. o. HickoG. H. = flati MT ara MIs'
Sscvsrt p H. Whit Nj Robert fickcfnr, Mt.
SNAIL IN. Filton Mise Ori. Aiss Mary sApue MS vi
NJ Nerffon Mrs Waters. Miss FORSYTH, Gcorse Nv
Tae.t Mr. - John Thns Osborne - station Nil aho ME-
FROM HANANA ir SotashtP CiteeJ Nc@ lo'N M . p,
"a ID Kinder, T. baneu ID ENcn, NJ >eyano Mfs t"ll' "hu
pSro page Diaeo. dc G. rdIs, T. Coming T. = Iuios
Esrguea V. Noei. Jss Fcgsrt Mrs : Citl 1e Aaos'
Mr sud Ms Aria four children and DY1 hqS'
~ Aade J. :. GUeus, J. FreTe, J. DURAN J. Mi,iI'
G - Huiz. L. Pue, H. a. liaA DALI J. Iaste ,i l. 1a,
meme j. b. REYES, Nrs SARDINIA a. Juneaner' H. "on''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

PHILADELPHIA June G-Arrfved steamships J. w Ever
from Richmond; Norfolk from Fan Rycr beverley
from Ncw-Nark Sarah GIumley, from Washington scirs
Donna Anna. from CaTdonas rnia from Astigua; Pco
from ~ John, y. e. g y. Vaughan from NewNork Ne nry
Alien ron Norwich samuel c. A. ait irou New ehord L.
c. Hickman. quincy Egar from Cedar Point AItbc
Milyne Cleared steamships Aries for ncston Tona
wanda. Providence. Eliza for New.l ok bark
Francesca BertOlotto for Cork = orders.
DISASTER.
BOSTON. June G.1he schr. +. l.. MoDonad. Capt ksne
0ckpor Ne Braces put into this harOr yesterday
for having lost her jbbonn on TIE 81 last ~ COZ
hsion Capt IA that 50 m. June - when oil
Cane Light collision with the schT. ioa2
Capt Frisb Belfast Ne. ana The latter vessel was 80
badly acld that sank ia hat hour The were
rescued and this The Boaz bound from
IN cargo OF cement Inc NooscI anu
cargo q total less.
FOR LGtesi Sht0 Aetrs run Pa06I
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MINIATTRE Almanac.

sur rises .... l:2s sets... T2s Clock slow -
Moon rises 1870 doon sOuhs so Noon Aht, gay - 80
HI.u WAFER T0.DAY-A N
Sandy Uoak 8.4D COX. Island. AS Hen Cate. toi
uiDK WATI. rLusl-r -. 90.
Sandy Hook s.G COY. Island. iO Hen gate. t;5o
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WEST END HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH.
PREsBURY 6 n1LDRErH. Prophe,ors.

PREsBURY g ntLDRErH. PropretorS
OPENS JUNE 81
This house been thoroughly renovated painted and i'm.
proveI,ly the introduction OF PURE SPRING WATER from
the LONG BRANCH WATER WORKS.
Mrs Maycrnk. the Ilkrown doctrician and msnpuator
Is WITH aud viii be- IN regular audaueoa the HOT
and COLD sEA-WATER BATHING ESTABLISHMENTS.
Transient B0lrd reduced 90 80 per day Permanent rates
according 20 location aud rooms occupied.
Application can Do made at Tie Hotel Ia GEORGE q.
PRESBCRN. or 10 u NJ HlLDkETH, Room No A., No. %
Broadway, New YORK
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Amusemerls.

WALLAGGKs. n, pv,s,s nyrerr1f o-Ni'hi :
ALL THE EMINENT ARfi~Ir N NLW lOhh
OLINIEERiNG
to make his event the .--
GRANDEST DRAMATIC FESTIVAL OF Illh SFASDN.
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT,
positively her Last appearance IN eight monthsl
MISS JEFFTiENS LEWIS, MIR GED HlGNDlD
MIR H. D MONTAGIfF MISS EFFIE GERmON,
Miss MARIE Wal XWfIGuT. MR. D wAEDE
Mr. JOHN GILBERT, MRS. JOHN II FloH,
Mks. q. H. GILBERT MADAME PONIsL and
MISS ADA DYAs.
The programme viii embrace
SIIEEP - WsLIlS CLQIuINO,
Quarrel -ccucsO
THE LADY OF LYONS. aud
LOVES SACRIFICE
WALLAcK''
THE SUMNER SEASON AT THIS THEATER
VII be insugtuated on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IL,
by the production Of . and original comedy drama
cuti lod
WAVES,
which will be presented with
NEW Seen cry AND A FINE CAST.
MrJB ATwATER Miss LETTIE ALLEN,
Nj. TGTEO HAMILTON, Mr. W. r. FLOYD,
Mt. CYRIL SEARf.E. MT WALTER ENfINGE,
Mr.. THOMAS WHIFFEY, Mr LEWIS BAKER,
Mf. W. i. LEONARD, Hr- 4 i. BAKER
Miss EFFfE GERMON, Miss MAItlOs y. CLIFTON,
Nine. PONfSI, Miss ETHEL THOKTOk,
Miss BLASCHE GALrON.
NNM. II. LENDRUMs
w "ELFIN LOCOMOTIVES"
he endless railroad the gsacst wonder 10 the
word. - now on exhibition at 6iT Broadway.
Prom 10 "a l. a. IA.
From BOG T. N.
From To 10 y. m.
Admission adults, % Admission children. 10 cents
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Boayo ano N6cms.
West SIDE.

-, =, :. =. -, I,I-rNrT- mn, rpDNfV POON
fLEAoAN , ON, ~ ~ ~, :, st FonriceitsL
- ~ 10 d" I,''''', 49,. I'M. r r,n,t-
klCEIN-fI RNiSiEp SUITE Ol kOOnH; ;
%tbopt , RI FOR g. 10 : good 5oard ~ west isst
T,DV with furniture for one floor, would
y H.. ~ ieot w Ia TWO tc,r, able Gentlemen 10 would
~ c r ~, sct,. Ma, irisi: pr,c, - cac' and al
-" ,.f,r,9ca ,.iI and rrQ irr Address j. IrDuuc
.ytr,,,>-J, r,Co,is e,,,e,ior no ARD. Sc. s..
T. so to goniicn,u; icor, IL Or ess family
au' J, yiost room, ba.. 81 Wei 5iAl- '' seer 'i''
I'D DnftNis a q
C 49, oased p " n K Goa' 81 wv "' g''' ''
Ie5b~l" - 49, "'HEp''f. a,IJ fo s.nt MN
on site . -ng, r.,iio.r'i: ioust unusually dc>rasie;
,.f'r.f, o..
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WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, ~. Y.

TO LET COMPLETELY FURNISHED, and READY
for IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION I1EE-PROoF
KITCHEN is now being added Also, SIEAM-HEAflNd
and OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
The BUILDING. with FURNITURE. T. WHOLLY NEW.
and occupies the FINEST LOCATION Ia SARATOGA.
OVERLOOKING and ADJOINING CONGRESS SPRING
and PARK.
APPLY 10 HENRY CLAIR, at A. 7. STEWART co.'s.
New
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Che Curt.

MERIClN JOCKEY CLUB - SPRING
n MEETING-JEEOME PARK, ID. oh, Tth, ath. l2th,
lsth md lO June Races commence each day ~ O'Clock
ladies' tickets half prices Holders Of
bagcs admitted iucl9sc grounds Forth OF grand stand
&. WuEAlLl Socy. A. BELMONT, President
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ JEROME PARK RACES,
June I'd 9th, 7th, 9th. l2th. l4h, and 10th
Special with reserved ladies' will leave Grand
Central DeTo DAYS at l3D and D. m returning alter
the races. Fourth run direct To depot.
Excursion tickets, 40 cent?.
G. NJ BISSELI, Supt.
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KUNlAtpr co. c; Il. RlciiAkD q bOhs,
q Bf ais5. York 81 Lroadv.s. New Yotk.
FNNAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
foE ecEENsrowN A,2. LIy +, o ,. ~
CRY or B&EiiN m. sArTEDAY Jul, 2, D. N.
xBIN. so siS0, COLA Es;ara tickets gu favorable
laGAoL SIS eu1spey D5a,! .' 4! owes, r'Is'
sa"q' 'ieaaps il9 s s 9 o% a5 l' i E.Y.
NATIONALLINE.-PIcr. Nos.44 ami 81, Mr..
I'm. QUEEN. WEEb;N iS6Ay. Jonc lS.atsp.m
FtH QUEENSTOWN AND II ERroon@
NJ c , ,' '' ana 5i5i,s NON ~ upward i
soeo 'cn 10" r"c' COMPANY oA,rij ~ n, o' Manage
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
fhe,g frs, ca-s ,csnslPs al regularly al p ilom
sicS - 10 ,it :. Z TUESDAY Nay 81
';5a, irai Fa.',ss agy %
MCRLLLER LULINC z CO., Agents In iia'Sna.
New-York, Havana y Mexican Nail :. Line.
- Steamers cave ~ 3 som 4,ri.. 81 T. Ill.,
CITY or f.DEEspAY, June -
cciirfYY " vfGi cGtz 49,. Vti2E1bAl Juro q
FOft VERA CtTZ AID HEH -OkiIhNa
Iiayaee riogras2 Campeac1y i-sr'n a"'4 4 9g
st,c, III, esyr Ncsili.an, luoc TO ma July for
Vera ,rg- aud ali tbc above rorts.
i' +. G%Is%GSiIii 8 soNs. 81 and SO Broadway.
NOETH GERMAN LLOYD .,,.,,,r
y ~rEAESdlr LE 4o Ej% %5 E. EaE2 oIh'
vi i In i I'm 1F -aturiay our g
,Cl~ s,r.ri.Y Iau. a.. Rt!}.f, >atG,cry ]oac 90
RATES OF PAS~AGI iron new IOi.A 80 sOl TRAMP
TON. UAVRE. OR HrEH - 5000. . .
FIRST CABIN, sio9 SOC sEcoND CNE!N' SO god
81 -IitAo z. ST. s.llt"e ...-. ,,o-,g
Ectru TcgcA SO reduced r2is, l1epat sleerast NeIt"
g. Cgrf"lcv.
For ifogut o. ga sage oIjIy 20 . ,..-,...
.,',,.,,..r,C
STEAMSHIP LItEN.
,,,..,,., $50 cu.A,, .1-erp,tr,
MN XEALANH BRITISH COLUAHiA. 0E1DJ&, &e-
Sailing from Pier .".i Cana De- 'til' '''N'i
For ,AN ,uAAcIs.0 VIA i.rHNt-s or pAEAMA
Steamship 4 APP ICO tiiDAY. ju. e D..
Sonht,t ioi tentA Arrf.~n an SCUM - ,'S WIN
tt,,,.,,, ore Nr x. NJ -. f.lAN Inrc 90
Frcu, Ian Francisco Sandwich Islands Ausuais and
NtWIea. tDu' ,. . o., ,,,. ,,.,.,.,-e n a. t, on
tor frsiyihlt or massage applv 10
VA p Gf,t Dt. az Co TO u. j. El LAY. Suqt,
r~sc.en ' Pier fo,t of On 1T Ntoru iiiysr
=,
| ANTAIL IiNE.-IO Glasgow, iLNcIpHni, DNU-
\ h. b.. as aud Londonderry These Hst-cla. a. pow
gree. steamers .il. sail from
An. .f tElJt6T o.! Juno
SiN iI Oh PES ~ Viva THURSDAY, un- "a
81 y, - ,,itct n. I...i..ev I.I',c =
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sCflldHe0us

I'll stfllGHe0us
4 MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE Co.'S Pure Can
" sulalt Medicines put up 10 metallic boxes Al trnl pss
Tg'HF TRJNNT BOYS-A more ingenious
: picture shan tue Toll gate Sent ft,c for stsnp
l.. G. ABBEY. Buffalo, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Ocean 5Ieamcrs.

EOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Il The Liverpool and Great Western steam Company
United StsteS Mail Steamer ieaye Pier 40 y. r.:
MDN1ANA....-.--.....1t ~ DAY. June ~ at p. m.
IDAHO ......-.......... TT fsSIAG. jane 10 noon
WYOMING. ....... It f~DAN. July g. at 10 A. m
Cabin faeaGe So. 500. Gng to stae loom
Storage, SO intermediate, $40. - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
GOOD COUNIRY BOARD and SIX good any

~ ioon- De Olalled healthy rst'ass iafn pleas
auty situated along hudson three miles from telm1n
town depot. For particulars cali OF address ALBERT
rJI'l"~. tsrmaufGNE. OOrmiIi1 Co.. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

~ NEW-NDKk TO BRISTOL thug.l-bihf',l.
TAXING passengers Tor London Caich, NO"pofN
GCuCe>tcr. and all ports IN Bristol emanuel
Saine irom Pier Is last River. . ,
AKRAGON ~vt.oas 4 q t. DAY. June
CDKN ~ IL -t4m,er ........ . sATi ftpAN, June 70
Ca5m IHssaee so currency Excursion sl2o iM'.fne
=i. Stctrce SO. currency IRE ana s"i
Certificates SO Dras or 81 and upward For iegH'
" rN M +, Ne;i,GA y Agent NO 10 south.st New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
DONKONKOMA HOUSE, Lake Ronkonkoma,

al 4. This delightful summer resort opens June 4o
miles, stops L. l. r. r. boating, bathing, billiards: spon
did fishing salmon trout black bass &C. plenty fruit Nogc
tables. milk perfectly healthy permanent or transient
send circuIar Mrs CHAS. q. CARPENTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

BOARDING ~ LONG BRANCH within
IL Gvc muu' wall of 'he beach and roo' ba'A!ne srcl
lawn lid shade giruiy ~ uu sI tsFr. &C, gov
iG- i,f Loi-.r: uiI "a - Ir'c' race. E.,ii iNt
Lnng nI.mcA, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
CTcnr6lonS.
10 PENNSYLVANIA
Summer Doaro.

COLORADO HOUSE, Ocean Beach. Monmouth
\ county y "opens June l. Good bathingj pine grove
within three minutes walk house elegantly htied IN Terms
- per day IA week Apply A. p. COOK formerly
Of West House. Cape May at 1907 CheStnuis, Phila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Ayarimcnle & ,infnruiott0 Rooms TO Get

4 LARGE ROOM and KITCHEN to LET.
si'h HALL ROOM seIa siey. for gentleman and wife
or ld without children only ons ~ family 1850 genth ave.
thirl dion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

- GTNsET PAVILION" North Conway, Y.

- Ii-Ih> wen know. and popular hotel s nov open for
the accommodation Of permanent and transient gnen- Tho
the midst of the most charming scenery
the Whit, Mountains The Saco valley. Terms reason
able. Address "a. /. MASON, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

E~TU->T.. G6 WEST-A SUIT OF ROOMS,
So with or without hc.id Private table f'iesicd
100 WEST 4G>T-ST., near Reservoir Paris.
stsF a ..cF ACE IaItI.,4 vita Cog without BOARD,
$40, ~. Cor physician or dctsi also other nice rooms ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Summcc Doar0.
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

L CATSKILI, ". Y.
ONLY FTRST-CLASS HOTEL IN THIS REGION.
WIN open june H. Terms greatly reuced-s3 per day for
june SO SIT CO. and $50 week. according 10 and
location Nth elevation - acIcs Of grounds. mountain air
unsurpassed IN tie world. esb.e Albany day
boats and Hudson River Railroad Address
JNO. BREASrED. Proprietor. Caiskil. n. ".
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
HORSE NOTES.

Our reporter, IN conversation with Mr.. W. II. VAN
derbt had his attention called to the article about
Mr. Bonner's horses that has lately been copied
the daily papers Mr.. Vanderbilt said he was not
aware OF any contest or rivalry between his father and
Mr. Bonner. He had IL the newspapers several
times but was sure that they rarely met and the
test, II any, was entirely sided Mr. Vanderbilt
said no has intention Of entering the
test of speed with any one his horses kept solely
for his amusement In the necessary outdoor
he has always been accustomed to- because he in
his usual afternoon drive, went tho track,
his custom and drove his team lastcr than any other
team had been driven he not by any means
consider it a gauntlet thrown down TO the world
any individual He docs not consider the feat great
one for his horses, as ho remarked it must have been
evident to every who witnessed the performance
that the horses did 1t with perfect Before
ing Mr.. Vanderbilt told several Of his friends that he
would drive the first heat In about 80 and repeat
much faster time When the time 2:23
nounced to him he greatly surprised and has
regretted that the persuasion of his friends
duced him to abandon the repeat, which he is
ldent could have been done INSIDE oi 30 Fleet
wood by small Hopes aud Lady Mac
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
ABOUT A BULL PUP.
A SAVAGE MURDER IN CINCINNATI WITHOUT
PEOvoCATION.

PRovoCATIoN.
From tho Cincinnati Enquirer, Dec. 13
Yesterday afternoon, just alter the city bells had
rung out Tor twelve, old Jakey Horn, man known
famiiiariy for The last thrtyfve years among tho
drovers packers Of Cincnnat was fatally stabbed
Bill Tezelcrs saloon, located IN little lane leading
IRON Spring Grove 81 Keck's packing house.
His murderer Fred Fritsch, cattle driver, who,
for several seasons has been employed about the stock
pens and who, at the STOCK yards, is only known as
.sDutch Fritz" FrItsch had been on a lark Tor tho
past days. aud during most oi yesterday morning
Horn had been drinking with him. The nignt before
u bull pup which Fritsch had bought by the advice
OF Horn had had a professional light with dog
in the neighborhood OF Camp Washington
Fritsch had purchased the pup hoping 10 use
had proved failure, but as a fighter he was
a success. Disappointed IN his pup Fritscb was dis
posed TO growl al Horn, out the latter discovering the
ptucky characteristics OF the animal endeavored 10
prove them virtue and TO convince Fritsch that tho
pups failure 10 uullzc was offset by his IN
battle. THIS did not AZ all smooth Frschs rufleG
temper, uut, on tue trary, him more quarrel.
some The sat IN corner OF the saloon, but
ne, her talked loud enough be distinctly heard by
other who CHANGED To be IN the same room.
Fritsch ud the more taking OF the two, however and
not noticed that Horn showed ANY anger. SUD
denly Fritsch reached across the table toward Horn,
the latter drew back, anu as he aid 50 the or
mcr kicked the char out IRON under MIN. Horn
picked sun anger, anu again
nown IN his cnair when Frtsc again pushed the char
frou under h let hin On the ioor, anu then walked
OF the saloon. Horn arose and stood looking
a window near when hc mad been sittiDg, cvi-
IDENTIFY little dazed with whiskey and pcrpexe with
the unexpected treatment oil his partner. IL was
while thus standing that osch again entered
the saloon with large jack kniIe opcn concealed up
his coat sleeve He walked straight ny to Horn,
dropping the concealed knife down into his hand
before any the spectators could rise TO their
feet threw his left arm around Horns neck, and
his right plunged the knife blade clear TO the haadlo
ANN thn ttaprs n
closed the knife and attempted 70 strike his victim
with fist III which the kne clInched, nut was
prevented by bystander. Horn was then led oul-
doors, and u moment alter fell his lace IN tue
mud. HeWas turned ovor BY some oi tho men
VINO had Ny this title gathered AZ the scene oil tho
tragedy, aud lie muttered ''Pm cut" he sank into
an INCONSISTENCIES from which lie never aroused
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
COURT CALENDARS-IHIS DAY.

CousT or GENERAL SEssoys-Part 1--IIcld by judge
Giderslccvc People vs.. Tilno Mullipan feioutoua
assault aud battery Same VS.. Edward "A. Chambers,
forgery; Same Llzzle Destier and Agnes Wade,
grand larceny; Same vs. Henry Brown, grand
larceny; Same vs. Lizzie Coleman, grand lar
ccny; same Daniel McCaDc. grand larceny;
Same VS. Patrick shannon, larceny from tho
person; Same vs. Louisa Wetzo homicide.
Part 2-Hed by Recorder HackctL--rhe People w.
John Mccarty, burglary; Same Henry Williams,
burglary Same Vs. William y Hare, burglary; Same
vs.. Charles Schmidt burglary; same vs. Lizzie Mar
TIN and Nellie Doocy, grand larceny; Same VS.. Will
lam Brown, grand larceny; same vs.. Lizzie Milior,
grand larceny; Same vs. Edward Sullivan, larcony
IRON the person; Same vs. George II. Sauty, forgery:
Same vs.. Samuel Kingston and Henry s. Graves.
forgery; Same vs. Frederick Schid forgery Same vs..
DO Christian Roos, false pretcnccs; Same vs. Michael
Fceny, Charles Dohcry ana John ourkc, assault and
battery; Same vs. Patrick Murphy, assault and bat
terry.
GorRr or OYER AND TxaxIxxR-tIed By Judge
Bradv.--rhs People va Thomas S. Lalnpnrk usriurs I
The New York herald., 1877-12-17

MS man all abont his own corner; but In the next
round frlce with q warm from the rign SEM
Skates to the ropes Both men fought bravely, aud,
urged On by his seconds Price began to deliver sucn
punishment on Skatcs' lott tnat u closed IN mo
twentetn round, AMID much excitement. Boih men
now appeared very weak; but sIil odds waeered
on Skates, who rallied somewhat the close OF
the twenty-lourth round, though in the next Price
Knocked him down, and, follow ng up his advantage,
the fight was brought TO ON al the twenty.
eighth round when Price knocked opponent out Of
time and Skates not appearing to the call the hight
was awarded 10 Price, after lighting one hour aud
ly.th hreem m nul
The New York herald., 1877-12-17
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

OAKLAND TRorrISc PARK. THURSDAY, Dec o, lS1I-
Running match Tor $500; dash oil y miles
Thomas Jones' ch. 4. Jake, by Ohver Cromwell. ms
dam jennie c., by Norfolk, years, los i0s. 1
H. *. Aliens b. &. Ward Beechcr, by Woodburn,
hIs dam by Belmont. years l05 lbs. ..........-.
fine. 2:44l.
SAME DAy--rrolting sweepstakes, mile heats; best
three IN i've; IN harness.
John williams br m. Patchen Girl. ........ l l
A. L. Hinds' ch. m. Amanda.
W. Donitnan's blk =. Unknown.
george Halls bE g. Billy Taylor dis
Time, 242--2 2:42-2:42-242H.
OAELAsD TRoTrIxG PARK, SATURDAY, Dec. s,
s71-lRorrING.-Purso oil 500; mile heats, best
three IN lve to wagon.
A. II. Smuh's d. q. Pat Hunt. 49,. ........
Charles Shears br. IN. Sweetbriar ..... 2 2 3
>. w. hb0xs ch. m. Coquetie.
Time, 2:3U-2:l91 1s-2:o2 l4-232Z.