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Will, TIC NIcellluS, lHt " lut oDieA-
enburg, the Swar, the Newton Pippin,
the Roxbury Russell and the English
Russ will ripen nearly in the order
indicated by their position III the list,
and will then exhibit their best qualities
and aroma, and the last mentioned will
keep the entire summer if desired. It is
DIR. Svlvester's custom to cease the use
of apples when the small fruits arrive in
their season, keeping up a daily supply
of fresh and luscious fruit for each and
every meal the entire year.
Storing Roots.
A piece of ground is to be first selected
which has naturally a perfect bottom
drainage, or else it should be directly
over a covered drain. Plow Il broad fur.
row by passing the pillow several times,
throwing the earth ont on each side, anC
then clem out the loose earth with 6
shovel, mn:l make this shallow trough
even ana smooth. The roots are to bt
then placed in an even heap, about three
feet wide, and as long as will take III al
the roots. They should not be thrown
together carelessly and promiscuously
but evenly piled, by which nearly double
Tile dillotull HAY De IiSl'loSu u Si'0t
space, and the eve exterior will admit
of covering better. A little practice viii
enable any II to do this piling rapidly
There are two important requisites fol
success to be observed: One is to put OF
plenty of straw, to protect from cold an(
to absorb the dampness of the air. The
other is to provide for ventilation at the
top. If the layer of straw is thin, an
the mass of earth to cover it is quite
thick, the protection from frost will no
be 50 perfect, and the amount Of moist
IRE will have an unfavorable influence
Ventilation at the top of the ridge per
mits the escape of any damp and heated
air, which, without this provision, would
rise and envelop the upper roots and in
jure them, or cause rotting.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
GENEvIEvE KEYsERs SUICIDE.

Mrs. Gcnevicvc kcyscr who on Friday took dose
Of Paris Green, died yesterday, In spite OF tho anti.
dotes which had been administered to her by Dr.
Jehl, VINO was called in to attend her Tho cause of
tho suicide was peculiar one. six years ago she
came to live No. 43o East Fourteenth street. tsnc-
mont house, which owned by Mrs. Mcnngcr.
Soon aner she was appointed housokceper OF
tue premises, and from thnt timo rumors began
TO bc circulated touching her intimacy with
Henry L. Nennser, son of the proprietor who coll
lectcd the rents and attended the property IL was
whispered IN tho neshoorhood thai ms visits To tho
house were more frequent than his business engages
mcnts required aud when Mrs kcyscr made her
suicidal attempt IL was ut once publicly declared
mat Menihccr. was the o IT, Hav-
Ing found that his relations with the woman
were about To be made pubic he urged her to
end her c aud at hide her shame and tho story
OF his own relations with her She agreed his pro.
posai and the suicide Ivy Paris green the result
rms, at least, IS Tn. rumor which WAS bruitcd
about IN tho neighborbood whore the deceased
lived and several people ultimately associated with
her, her husband among others, confirmed H. Mcnin-
ger his part claims that tits pure fabr cation
from beginning to END He says that his relations
with the woman were only OF q business nature. and
that the story about them originated only In The gos-
sip which tenement houses always associates In .
criminal way woman to whom somo iavor Is shown
by the person Ia charge OF The premises.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
PIGEON SHOOTING.

THE FOURTH MATCH BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA AT sHAGIIT, NJ J.-Mn.
PERCY HASTINGS THE WINNER.
Tho fourth match between New York and Philadel-
pha knights OF the trigger of yestcrdav at Sea
grit, and again resulted In very good shooting,
The weather was rather stormy but nevertheless the
gunncrs recorded good score. The match yesterday
was at I birds 81 yards rise hand traps anu Long
Island rules. Mr.. Percy Hastings was handicapped Mt
IS yards. Distance however, docs not appear to
make much difference TO Mr. Hastings as he killed q
birds without mistake and the twcnty.second foil
dead out of bounds
SHOOTING.
In the first round SIR. Cook and Mr. Oucndcn, of
Philadelphia, were the only unsuccessful marksmen,
as the New York party all killed their BIRDS. Mr.
Peitman, Mr.. Partriche and Mr smythe, OF New York
and Mr.. Barnes, Mr. Casten and Mr. Lanlng of Pha.
delpha, missed thor birds on the second round and
on the third Mcssrs. Oakcs, Olnstcd, Payne aud
Smy,hc Of New York. Messrs Cumminps
Caster, Laning, Ewood and Otendcn, OF Philadelphia
faed TO score The birds were pretty good and those
that went at once with the wind rather puzzled the
shooters On the fourth round Messrs. Omscd ElIcrv
and Smythe, Of New York, and Messrs Woods Cum
mings, Laning Elwood and Ottcndcn. of Philadelphia
missed thor birds Mr.. Smythe, of Nsw York. and Mr.
Ouenden, OF Philadelphia. then retired having killed
Oakes, Elcry ani Payne OF New York, lot their birds
get of, and Mr.. Oseo, of Philadelphia, scored his
first miss, bad example, which was fol.
lowed by Messrs Barnes and Elwood OF the
game side. Mr. Elwood then retired The sixth
round scored miss for Messrs. Eilery and Payne of
New York. and Mcssrs. Cummings and Laninc of
Philadelphia. There were a good many we'll up at the
close OF the sixth round, as essrs Hastings Nelson
Hamilton and Lenord, OF New York, and irecn " God
and Voorhees,, OF Philadelphia hsd each K,lleu all
their birds. Mesra Eery and Payne, OF New York
and Lanng, of Philadelphia, retired the close OF the
sixth round. Tho only miss the New York side In
tho seventh round Mr.. Lcnord, and Messrs.
Woods and Castcn, OF Philadelphia also failed to
score. On the New York side thcre were three ties
as Messrs. Hastings, Wilson and Hamilton had eac h
killed all their birds. and they OF at ivo birds
Mr. Hastings killing ALL Mr. Wilson four ana Mr. Ham
ilton one Mr.. Greenwood and Mr. Voorhees,. or
Phadelpha then shot OF, and tho former proved the
winner killing Ave to tho atters lour. There was a
GOOD deal OF excitement over tho final tie as Tho ms,
forty of those present aid not think Mr. Hastinps
handicapped at % yards. could beat Mr.. Greenwood
shooting at II yards. Tho result however proved
that Mr. Hastings was invincibe, as he Killed ninc
BIRDS out OF the ten, while Mr.. Greenwood only SC.
cured eight. The following Is tho
SUMMARY.
SgAGIRT, n. j., SEPT. S.-Pigeon shooting sweep-
stakes New York and Phiadephia; 7 birds H. and r
traps yaros so yards boundary and Long Island
rules Sir. Hastings winner OF las, match baudl.
capped at 2s yards.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
WHITESTONE REGATTA.

The first annual fall regatta Of the whitcstone Yacht
CLUB, which was TO take place yesterday at WHITE
stone has been indefinitely postponed owing to lack
OF sufficient number of entries Two boats only put
in an appearance at the starting point Upon be ny
announced that the "on' the owncrs
OF the Two boats who were thus disappon cd
decided to have scrub race. They were the
Mnyotta, cat riggcd, Mr. Harper, OF Sands 10 nt
and the rriant cat rugged, Mr. Hail. OF New Rochelle
The race was Tor pcpnant the JOINT purchase Of the
two owners. Tho course was over tho original as
fixed by the Regatta Committee, ten miles TO wind
wari ana return The boats started at two O'Clock
p. NJ. with fresh northeast breeze. TREY kept well
together TO the outer mars but homeward nd tho
Moyotia ou'ooted the Truent anu won by thrcc boats
lengths.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
A BOGUS TROT.
BosroS, Sept. 8, IS,

BosroS, Sept. 8, 1877.
The trot for special purse Of ST. 0o0 given by tho
managers OF the Mystic Park this afternoon proved 10
be a failure There was but small attendance Judge
Fullerton won the first ho,t 2.24&, Gomez sec
ond and Great Eastern third. The second heat
won easily by Great Eastern IN 2:2l a, Gomez
second Judge Fullerton third. Comce broke badly
this heat. The third heat won easily by Gomez
2:25, beating Judge Fullerton four lon gths and
Great Eastern six The fourth heat won by
Judge Fullerton by length IN 2: :25, Gomez
oDd. Great Eastern third The nftn heat Comce won
in 2:22, Great Eastern second, Judge Fullerton last
The latter broke three four times The sixth heat
won by Gomez In 2;27ts, Great Eastern sec
ond Fullerton, who again broke badly, third The
time IN this heat with otner suspicious circumstances
the judges, VINO finally decided IL ''no racc' dc.
cared all pools on. In many cases the entrance
money was returned
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

OF only double sculi race in which seven
crews madc up from tho association wcro entered.
The crews entered were Bartlett and Moore. color
green and white; Boyd and Rogers color ard white
Cooley and Kellogg, color blue and white; Kendall
aud Davis, color white; Darling and Husband, color
red and ereon; Darling and edrick, color red, whitc
and blue ailantine and Marsh, color blue.
The course from the boathouse at Coolev's Dock
TO n stakeboat anchored miic distant and return.
Bartlett and Moore won the race In .0m sos.
Cooley and Kellogg claimed ieul In starting, Boyd
and Rogers having crowded them The matter Will
be adj udlcated at the meeting of the Judges
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
OR EE EDMOOR,
The British Team at Practice In a
High Wind.
AMERICANS SHOOTING INDIVIDUALLY.
Interstate and Military Teams Out in
FOrce-The Entries Made.

The British rife team shot all OF tho hree on~
ranges yesterday In the forenoon a very high wind
prevailed from the east by south, indicating on tho
clock dial direction that is known as from one 10
haifpast Two o'clock. The day. account Of tho
SIN breeze and changing light, was ono Of
tho difficult OF tho TO shoe,
IN. AS the case last Wednesday the three mem.
bcrs last years from Ireland head the scores
These gentlemen may congratulate themselves
upon possessing very exact knowledge
OF the "hsh taii' winds that so frequently
perplex the expert OF American
long range marksmen. The team total OF tho
British, in a field OF nine marIsmcn, is 545 ponu
out OF possible l, 500 showing n falling On.
pared with their last recori OF 81 points, and leaving
their individual average Tor the day at 1885, MrJ. X
Miner is again at tho head OF the scores very
fine record, considering the weather, EOS out OF 225
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
BADGE OF THE LONG BRANCH

BADGE or THE LONG BRANCH SHOOTING CLUB
The members OF the Long Branch Shooting CLUB
met yesterday afternoon In field adjoining the East
End HOTEL and shot for the championship bsigc OF
the club rhe weather was not very pleasant but
notwithstanding the rather unavorablo condition OF
the elements thcro was iolcrably good attendance.
The match shot under the Ion. Island Club
rules and the BIRDS scarce the
an oo,er retired after q miss. Alter the second
round Ncssrs J. Price, Lanphear, Scklcs Van Dyke,
Daley Dudd, Struttcr and Morris retired and Messrs
Green, f. Pricc and Is. w. West lett TO hght 1t
out Mr H. Price proved tho winner, as both his au-
tagOnists missed their tenth blrd. There was some
swcepstsRe shooting after the mucn, tn whc! a mum
Der OF the members OF the cloU took part The follow.
ing is summary OF the score for the badge-
SUMMARY.
IoSG BRANCH, y. j., SEPT. S--P geon Swccps akos
Of Long Branch Shooting Club enty -onc yards rise
bird and pro; eighty yards boundary and Long Island
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
POOLS on The RIFLE MATCH.

There Will be an immense business transacted next
week by the pool sellers OF Hobokcn on the coming
great mach between tue r1e teams Of Great Britain
and America Yesterday there wcre many buyers
who would have 'put OUT their money, but tho pool
sellers had lists up Tomorrow morning they will
he ready TO sell on the auction aud French pools The
Americans the iavorucs about 100 to 75 bat tho
Britshcrs have many friends anu by Thursday IL is
expected that they Will sell even with the Americans
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
YACHTING NOTES.

The Myra, Aye, Major Ulrch, which has been at
anchor OIL the HERALD Telegraph Station at White
stone during the past few days, proceeded Tor New
York yesterday forenoon.
In match race ut New Rochelle yesterday, between
tho Centennial and Iitle Pluck nvo miles to wind
ward and return, tho Little Pluck won.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

Grand total, T5s OF possible 3. 900 points.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE MATCH.
Twelve members OF the STOCK Exchau &C Rins Club
shot for the wocrishocfcr gold badge, taking ten
rounds, with the privilege OF Two sighting shots at zoe
yarus, as the test OF skill. Mr.. N. Day the winner
on score OF 3S out OF 80 points.
rlc military cams upon tue ranges yesterday were
those OF the following named rcgimcnts:-Caforns
State team Second regiment OF Connecticut, Forty.
ninth, Auourn, n Y. +; Forty.ourtb, Binghamion,
~ y; Forty-seventh, Brooklyn; rhirty-sccond,
Brooklyn; Fifteenth hattal!on, Brooklyn; Ninth
regiment, New York; Sixty-nntt New York Eighth,
Now York; Twelfth New York.
Tho Twen ~ second New York has no team In tho
field this year, because 1t IL alleged that thcrc arc nc
Inducements IN the way Of Individual prizes to cncc
men Out. IL is thought by some that the honor OF the
corps ought be.s sufficient motive to call up emua-
ton among officers and men IL Is found TO be so IN
regiments whose and file can less afford to do tho
second.
MATCHES.
Up til near ten O'Clock last night tho following
entries mado at the office OF tho National Rnc
Association TO shoot In the various competitions:-
Interstate Military Three tcams-Canornia Con-
nccticut and New Jersey.
Interstate I.oug Rance Match--Parthian Rife Club
and MASSACHUSETTS, Rifle Association.
Cavairy Miton-Seven leans.
Gatlng q un Match-Fourteen teams.
Arnv and Nary JOurndi--F!fteeD teams.
Short Range Team Match-Twenty-two teams
Iu,t Matdh--l96 cntrics
Short Range Matcb--222 entries.
Champion Malcb--56 entries.
Wimbledon Cup-f5 entries.
There are SIX team entries for the First division
match OF tho National Guard aud entries tor
that of the Seconc dvlso1
The sum OF T. $40, moro or less, has been already
paid Ia Tor entrance fees TO tho different matches.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

ROWING Ar ELlZABETHPORT.

The rrst annual regatta of tho Elizsbcthport Rowing
Association took place yesterday in the Staten Island
Sound, OF Elizabethpor5 N. !. The affair CONSISTED
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

First Heat--May Medium won the pole. Sir Walter
second, Hogarth third and Alice West outside. May
Medium, alter seven alsc starts, had the best Of
lead, Sir Walter second Alice est third and Hogarth
fourth. Gong around the all the horses broke
up with the exception OF Sir Walter The latter
the quarter pole two lengths in 3725 seconds, May
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

This makes the third successive match that has been
won for the New York side by Mr. Percy Hastings, OF
Brooklyu
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

SANE DAY-FIve-year-old stake, $3.50, mile heats,
best three IN five, in harness.
Starters.
r. Stcc's b. g. Blaze Medium, by Happy
Medium, dam by McmbrDo Chief. Walked over
A match made between Charles Green ana joan
Span Tor 81 900 side, Rarus 10 harness and Green to
name horse at he post to go as they please" The
race will oil two weeks from today over the
Fleetwood Park track Green's horse will most likely
20 under the saddle.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

INC AMcTIcah Iekm uII not sNOOt as = p0uy Geh-
era Dakin and Messrs. Weber. Jackson aud one
others amused themselves by having an occasional
aud then at the several ranges but record
OF the practice was kept save in their individual
books Mcssrs Bydenpurgh and Bruce did not reach
tho ranges until after o'clock, then they
divided their time between the short and long dis.
tanccs.
LOUISIANA STATE TEAM
The Louisiana State team out for thsir regular
practice amt shot the three long range distances
Mr.. William Arms again stands AZ the head OF tho
list, this time OF 202 OF 225. Mr..
Scph has not, In the last three days shoot
,nns exhibited ina. brilliant result. result which nua
to expect Change of climate ana expert.
menttng with unknown guns and ammunition
may have good deal with the late falling on In
his shooting. No doubt he will remedy this on the
day OF tho Interstate long range match, when the
public expect him equal his former fine achieve
mcnts Tho team total OF the four best scores IN
hed OF 1--WE markAmen 143 out OF 900 points, the In
divldual average being 1Sjal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-27

Flllets fBeef R,az aux Chan glgnous,
Tame bHnE-f apple -a.cs
spring Lamb, Wiz Mint sauce,
cotn rsurs.
tgrsH LOBSTER
sal4Won lf Tartar. shrimp Salad,
boled Turkey aux lTU1les,
Pate dc t0it traa la ~Inbouls,
hHs5 Head Cheese,
ut REMOVE,
Game Fl-, Hunters style,
ArHua blktl Win FurR, a lAmgg.esnne,
ESTHEEs.
Young Pnu,t, saufe "a Ia Maryland.
sweet Breads llque aux lrt.t fuls
CelYes' Bans en- Cases, Il Ia HayigOtie,
haccaTOui au FFOluHgr DE- fafmesan,
Small oyster titles, a ia Baisu Baden,
CapOu Liyrts Roasted with Pork.
Queens FrltteTs Glaze au Chocolate,
Dty.,ed Crabs IN she.ls.
GAHE,
Roast Wild Turkey STUFFED, Au Fumee.
BrOiled Jack Rabbit,
Roast Saddle and Legs OF NeRlson, with Jelly
Bfoiled Antelope Chops,
Roast Red Head ana Canvas Back Ducks,
yEGErABLEs,
Mashed Potatoes, Oyster Plant.
Tomatoes with Crust, onions IN Cream
Boiled Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
French Peas. PaIsnips. sweet Corn,
REII-HEa,
Cranberry Sauce. Nabo Pickles.
Apple sauce, spanish Dives,
Chow Chow English Cheese.
PASTRY,
Mines Pie, Lemon Pie. Peach Pie.
Fruit Cake, Jelly Rou.
Plum Pudding IAnglalse, COgnac Sauce
Lady Fingers, Pound CAKE.
Boston Cream Puhs Assorted Cakes,
DESERT.
Vanilla Ice Cream LaCife MOkt.
Charlotte Russo, Champsge Jelly.
Fruit lRMacedouia, Assorted Nuts.
snow Apples. Fresh Peaches with Cream
Hoe CAKE, Fresh Peaches with Cream,
Assorted Confectionery. Damask Figs
Malaga Kaisius, Florida Oranges,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-27

b. +. Ellsberry, Il legal gentleman OF
Winchester, Kentucky,is in the city on
business.
John II. Murphy, Esq, president of
the National bank at Stamford, Ken.
lucky, is in the city on visit to his
brother-in-law, Professor Myers, of the
Dallas Female college, who is lying
sick.
DIR. J. NJ. Merchant, con nected with
the drug house Of l.. Ii. Brunswig,
Fort Worth, paid THE HERALD visit
yesterday. DIR. Merchant has been on
a visit to relatives at Houston. He
left for Fort Worth on tine afternoon
train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-27
Notice
DALLAS, TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING :; SOyRARBE %,
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The sidewalks In places need re
pairing,
The hotels are doing very good
business.
Cotton Is being shipped on the
Dallas and Wichita to this place,
Although the roads have not thor.
oughly dried cotton is coming in.
There was n good deal Of hay on
the market yesterday, commanding a
fair price.
The rattle for the buggy will come
OIL tonight at the senate saloon, at S
o'clock p. IN.
Several immigrant wagons passed
through the city yesterday, en- route
for some Of the western counties.
The streets presented lively ap
pearance yesterday evening, vehicles
Of every description hurrying to and.
fro.
The overflow Of the Trinity has
rapidly receded the pas two days, and
travel has been resumed west Of the
bridge.
-Workmen are removing the rub.
Dish on Austin street, in front Of the
new wholesale department of Connor
IL Walker.
Don't forget the regular meeting
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton tonight, Every mem Der should
be at his post.
The horse drowned 10 the backwa-
ter three or four days ago is lying in
front Of the city hospital. The dead
animal should be at once removed.
Every man and woman in Dallas
is cordially invited TO attend the union
prayer meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms tonight.
yesterday the turntable of the
western terminus of the Main street
railway was raised and cleaned out, a
wagon load of dirt having accumu-
lated.
"A man named Phalen, a carpen-
ter, who came to this city from Cana.
da, and who has been lying sick with
consumption at the city hospital,
died yesterday afternoon.
-Chas Frohman, agent for John Dill.
Ion and the Stoddart Comedy com,
pany, is in the city arranging for the
appearance of the troupe at the opera
house, which will take place on the
9th Of December.
The express car attached to the
$3.50 pm. train for Fort Worth yester-
day, received a lot of goods ut this
point that packed 1t from floor to cell
ing. Among the articles were num-
Der OF sewing machines.
Major j. Il. Barkley and Jack
Smith leave for New Orleans tonight,
10 attend the races, which commence
on Saturday, the lst of December.
Barkley d Higgins and Spencer
d Brien's stables will be combined
at New Orleans. Among the lot is
Belle Barkley, Ella Rowett, John Nc
Coy, Corinella, Bayland, Conrad, and
others. Messrs. Phillips and Gays
stables will also be com bined in both
of which are some fast ones. These
four stables will well represent Texas
at the races.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-27
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-27
The windsor.

The numerous patrons and invited
guests of the above popular hostelrie
partook OF a sumptuous repast Sunday.
The editor of The HERALD was not for.
gotten, and servant with a tray was
the delicate reminder. The following
Is the bill.
MENU
Sunday. November IS l-77.
oysters on Shell.
sour.
Green Sea Turtle. Conso NINE la Royale.
FISH.
Pensacola Black and Red GrOupper, Baked
a Ia Cardinal
Boiled Sleeps Head, Sauce Hollandaise
Potatoes In Duchess.
BOILED
Cspon, Celery Sauce. Smoked Buffalo Tongue
Leg Of SOuthshOre Mutton, Capet Sauce.
Calves Head, q la Toulouse.
BOAST.
Young Pigs. 1Anglaise.
PlankingtOn A ArmOuT's sugar. cured Ham,
Breast Of Veal, with Dressing.