davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-08-16
n OF Il.

All coors, and line of French musins and
other THIN white goods at low prices
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
A SOLID ROMANO GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH FREE.


Gold Han,as cs w;, C & Ssl po:pa as
until .nst uu
wishing
pyful
N msos "" s s'N p
n
Send o.
o.. accompanies the order Address plainly
w. F. EVANS & CO., Sole Agents for U. ). and Canada
SOUTH clAsK srREsT. CHICAGO ILL.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
Remarkable Mormon Marriage.

But the most remarkable case Of in
csstuous intsrmarriage that ever hap
peusd In the Territory is thus described
A certain bishop Of the Mormon Church
married Q widow with two daughters,
which will bs named Ann and Mary. for
the purpose Of stating tho conditions Of
this marital problem. Aftsr Ann and
Mary grew up the bishop married them
also. By the mother he had q son
named James; by Mary he had daugh-
ter named Sallis. and by Ann he had q
daughter named Jane. Jim married
Ssllis and had son named John; AIMS
daughter Jane married John, and had q
SON named Richard. The problem. or
rather, problems. are: what relation Is
John TO the bishop; 10 his own mother
and father. and to the bishops wife and
her immediate childrsn!-Dttroa fres
prp<S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
Hrwrr-Cau yos sing. saml

HEwfrr-Can yoa sing. Samf
Tildsn-Can singi Hear me: Do.
70. me. Fraud
Hswitt-No. no. not Fraud!-Fa! Ia!
Try II the other way.
Tldsn-Down the scalel All right
Do. No. Ia. sol. Fraud!
Hswitt--Fraudl No. not fraud. You
can't think Of anything but fraud.
Tildsn-It's you that was dsfraudsd.
my friend. lis you and the people. not
me. It's my duty to sing fraud. And
I'm going 70. Abram. As long as l can.
Nov: Do. ra, me. Fraud. sol. Ia, SO,
do!
Hswitt-Mad. mad. Poor old mani
Gruphic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
SABBATH EVE.

Church bells sss ringing.
Nov pisht 10 fiDsins
Her black mantle round:
SOFT nusieis siahing
fbroagh the Aif, dying
In N schoing sound.
Her bslis are jinslins.
Their sweet no;es minslinS
On hills Tar avay;
Shadows ere strensthning.
1hsir eaunt forms. lengthning.
Hxk closing Of da,.
Drssm not of ed isss.
veal potes Of glsdns.s
This sabbath eve.
a chorus Of voices
In nature r~joiees.
No time now 70 gfisve.
Scarce then 10 10 kssptng
a dood-burst Of weeping.
Or ssrssmiet Of tsars.
Coo not on Jour sorow.
Fer 10. ON The norrow.
Ths sun rsappearv.
For rich blssain ng. given
- bountifui heaven.
nsnk-, nertngs raise.
rhinh not denial
OF plsasurss . tr,ai.
Ss know nos 0cds ways.
WHY. then, With repining.
nhouid man b eousisning
Mis wrsth TO his oci'
Ne sovs bal his reapinx.
yos sson he'll bs.rlssping
Dee, under the sod.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

A ursrrArIxo or grum yielding to the
wishes Of the other always CRATES upon
q loving hsart.-EI.
We have noticed the same thing our
sslvss-as when an old bill has been
presented and hal to be paid without
any delay. y.-Bariiaytoa Iiarkeys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
VOL. XXX.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
WATCHES! = JEWELRY!

onAlNE WORN Was FIRST nio
eos rn':
GOLD
s
which maiss impsse even Tor sxpeh ass' ~
nlsofa III
uaupulisn Readn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
Bocgnr LOT.
o. 90 LOT.

~ 90 LOT.
One pair Sleeve Buttons. stone setting.
Que set (D spiral shirt Studs.
One heavy band kngascmsnt Ring.
One sst CD Engravcd Bracelets.
one LADIES' isng Guard or Neck Chain.
One Engraved Miniature Locket. for above.
Obe uent's heavy.link watch Cham
One Lake 0eorrs Diamond stud.
"a 90 LOT.
Ons Lsiies' Neck Chain and Charm.
One Ladies' heavy ouArd Chain for Wsseh.
One .et PIN and kar Ring, Amethyst.
One ertu hns Miniature Lockst.
Que Cameo reai kirg.
one very heavy wedding or EasAesnsnt Ring.
On. 0~nt's heavy watch Chain with Charm.
Ose LAks George Cluster Pin.
one pair t7l heavy band Brseslets-
The retail price Of the articles 10 ssoh samy
ash fsr the lot; for example, our u lot rvssiis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

THrr now say that alcohol will give
silver q beautiful polish. II this had
been known Last Winter IL might have
saved the poor much suffering. But
batter late than never.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
% 90 LOT.

ons Lsdiss' Opsra Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Mech Chain and cross.
Ons bsautiful Locket. engraved.
one pair Band Brscelsts.
Ons Seut's tvist link vest Chain ana CnAn'
Ons psir ONYX sleeve Buttons.
one 81 lD Onyx shirt studs.
One new Improved Collar Button.
Ops sxtrs cut Cameo eeal Ring.
one Arizona SOLITAIRE stud.
one set Amelhyst OF ropas Pin aud kAf pf0ps'
Ons Lsdiss' Chemise button.
Ons plain hing. stamped 10 X.
% 90 LOT.
o.s lAdies' Open Chain. with slids and
ons Gents hssvy watch ohain. With curb
charm. ttsstail price 81
one Laaie.' heavy long Neck Chain.
Ons elegant chased Miniature Loefet fsr
Ons set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops.
One pair ts) heavy band Bracelets.
One t,ent's solitaire Diamond Stud.
One GENTS Cluster Dianond Pin.
One paif Amethyst or Onyx sleeve buttons'
One - (s) studs 70 match the above.
one elegant heavy set Cameo Seai king.
one nas.ivs band or wedding Ring.
one new patent" Collar Baton.
On IAdies' Chsmise Button.
one Ametn, ct OF Tcpas H q. extra nnisn'
, lot amounts to exsctly ten times the price We
, 4 IN oar l5 LOT for H5O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

The manufaeturs Of corssts has BE-
come so perfected that hugsing girl is
about as satisfactory ~ squeezing n
parlor stove, We have been told.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

TIE countsrfsitsrs have struck fear
full blow at the pockets Of country edit
ors. They have put . bogus cent in
circulation. But II IL the counterfeit
Ave hundred dollar note that makes us
"look sharp"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

A rEnsos sends US q poem entitled
"what Is deathf" No need OF asking
us the question. You should have
hired somebody to read You your verses
and found out for yourself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
% 90 LOT.
"a 90 LOT.

s M pfS for sus%ps ns S iss $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01


I, was the sadlcst day in the lvcs Of the
Row. John tamph"ll and his wife. of franklin
county. when they badr their unfortunate little
son Joseph. made bind hy an accident when
rhlld EOnl-ly .ou his departure from homo to
attend the 'hnll for the blind at Nashville. Joe
very soon became n great taNOritc IN the school.
His sense of perception was acute, amt his
memory good. lie became teacher and an
excellent musician. At the close ot the war,
when his father returned from the South almost
p'nnilcss. 4 WIS the pleasure OF his ilnl sun
{, -har. with him his earnings. \ few yea ago
II was deemod we'll for Mr.. Campbell To- make u
trip To- Eurup' in the further persecution of his
studies. lie WIS stld "a ~ to lind that So little
W = being douH there for the blind. II seemed
n at as "a class they were greatly urgl'' tod lie
made an appointment io address III" blind ~
London. 4, his second lecture. 10y invitation a
number of En- glisli nOhcmen were pr. sent AMI
We're so Wnl pleased tlHt. on his cOusrntlnr Ia
main VITA them for a time. s6O.Ouu wa- sub
.rl'd in 70 few hours tprrr,t a building in
wlicn tho Ind might ho tuught They agreed
t. rny him "a -ilary OF $4,000. H. invited the
queen 10 with es their musical rNrrrl-. $. II II
sad that SHE ~ sci ION entertained .on1or than
iliie u minute w.. Mr.. tumphell. h.nt aWar" ot
This flt had som" one make known 10 him
N1cn An" nian.l ~t'd unytti"na'. Wul'n was at
tu"l nl ot NIf hour Tif 20 hc hll tlr rlazs
eng " Got Save tho QUEEN IA t WIS hstn :
con 'luied the pupii- o. KAN howing themselves
out oi tne room, Wif"n tll' Queen ~prtug To- her
foot nm sud. stop. Mr. Campbell. Z am d.
lightcd.' She then went To- the blind Tenn 49,
-c"an. grasped HIM cordially hy the hand. and
invited him to visit hcr at the palace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01

tempted the "mgrants out OF the mali travelled
road liz no more to hC seen. and the spring a u
-ltukru uDpl OF sliWv. illihy water Few per-
-1u- now plss through the meadows, all hold
iug the place ia adherence and dread.
Even hHr' in CodHrC Tia" hand Of AN avcng-
ing pnwrr is shown. Tn" residents of the town
vi 1891 who took part in the massacre have
nearly all disappeared and u blight has follow
ed thom AMI their work. The houses and
families of Haglt. lIghcc. and Stewart are
hero. and are objects OF interest Ii IL thought
That they nave 'N the country. never 10 return.
II is said they iHV" entered into an agreement
~ never h' taken alive. and their friends snv
that they are desperate aud brave and will live
or die by their compact.
Icr has always preserved close friendly rcln-
tons with III" lndirns. and They are much in
t"rrstd IN ms execution. Some Of them seem
e. think They haVc lost Il friend. hut have yet
tnronNcrs" with the first white person here who
docs not feel pleased that the great criminal ~
no morn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01

Treasury also received sbeoo in national bank notes
for redempnn which makes total Of 90 n7oUr for the
week The Treasury now holds $40 i1uOr of bonds
secure The national bank circulation. also nSnUsp Tor
the public deposits The outtauiing bank circulation
amount. to x3ieu'ruo currency notes and Il 10000
gud notes
The exports Of specie for the week footed mn 400
aud since Ian L. 81 a.. ~ as AGAINST tlJa -yl same
time last wear aud SlG2222-i i~7j The Nrurts "
domestic produce valuation the week ending
Tu, ~da, last we *AHi2iuf aud since Jan SG2 no.
StS ~ against s6nut2 40 TINE last wear and
unNO in 1875 III, imports ~ dry goods. gold ,nlua.
ton Including a,nrIai chaniis, for the week emitting
to-day amounted to Sst,N,ss1 ami since Jan L. SSI $50
90 ~ AGAINST S~7p'."4' same time last year, and ss7
N7.'7b iu 1870
The money market continued easy on call ~ 2s2is n
cent Discounts were quoted at s@5 4 cent for lime
names
Tina weekly exhibit NJ the associated hanks again
unaNumhc because ref, citing iccrca. Of 81 S ~
the total reserve against reduction o s2~l lrp in
the item ~ DEPOSITS The net reserve the banks was
therefore ~ T1 i21 less hHn week and they
~'qucntiy hold only Sat2u75 In OF the - a
cent required by law The loans werc expanded SlJS..
at'. but Tie circulation was increased So. 7OO
Governments have been active and trim District Co
urhias advanced TO ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01


The great event Of the past week was the
installation of II rr Joachim. the great violin
it. in th" honorary 81 Ercc Of Do tor of Music. at
Cambridge. Thoinvc-uunut ol thu degree was
enliNtnel 10y tho proceedings NJ the undergrti-
uai - who. in thor gallery. fired oil. AS is their
custom Noil,ys OF chan at the chiel actors IN
Ia" Swn". Tho poor BcdDll was specially
nArkrl ont by thes" young ~priss NJ III" nohl-
iy i.r pra ti'4ll joking. ami his stops along the
s,nni" house We're accompanied by tho l'it.
right. 90 tllf students. Ihr young gentlemen
amused thems ives hy whistlinl the melodies
Of The Two Ohadiah1, Tommy. MAKE room
and when Professor Joachim appeared. h. was
greeted iy Volicys ot cheers. ant the melody Of
pont make noise. or els" you 81 walk the
haty' The popular "dun- wore ch..rcd.
the unpopular ones Wero huatod and
In the eyes Of tho assembled company
remcn oN,hootS OF, some of the best fami-
l's IN England behaved themselves. pre-
cl~ Is ~ young gentlemen should An almlra-
Joaim Of F" FAN i oaShia H. pdf atinsnlshdI
contrto ~inL r. If S'humnnn's ii.f'y' of storm
dale Bennett. of Ma-iarren. of HAYDN. and If
Malmisley. WIS detained 10y the public orator
~ th' University. passage was formed
through which III. now doctor WIS to pass 10
this passage. wAile tn" public orator was speak =
Ing. some hishv ircilous gentleman N the Kali
yidei iorlhcr-ie.iald irciaiion Of Dr. Joac lin.
iui IN" crush on me stars smashed II. and tie
instrument PROV 81 VI Au avail.
cambridge University Musical Su'itty. 10 Whlsn
Dr. Joachim played, finer mann than my
Yls IA tn rooM had r hcarl even Jnl. A.m
amt two movements from onro Barh's -ounta-.
In"r. w'r' ul-n p"rluilArd. lur the first time
LI'..iu' overture Iu tpHmru ration oi the
German poot, kl.,-t.' hy .Dr Joarhm himself ;
aui tYr IN" first tim ia ENGLAND. t.lc first and
.As ~yrlpnouy Of Brahms the hitter mug
80 los beethoven o. which Master Brahms APP
/ pc o. alf "a 90 nearer tmu anNl"iN living.
J. HI- luIs "a Juror already. ami 10 l~ % hf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
One OF the s,ranse-, TRIAL. ON Record.

On last Friday night Thomas Powell, who
WIS confined IN Jail AZ West Union. Do,idrdge
county. accused Of the murder ol Thomas Bur
ton. Mu~ released from jail hy court her toiuye
mnsn wn 20 III" jurisprudence OF this STATE.
Ihr Jailrr and several otitrr persons gOO IT,
scthcr at tho Jail and drank freely They be-
cane So hilarious ant r'rklcss tuat they CAV
Powell a part in thrlr drunken spree. aud at
lcngth They determined to organize a court and
try him for the crim" with which he stood
chrrg~i. Accordingly one was made Iud-e
and anl thvr prO~' ing attorney. and thu trial
commenced. Ai''r giving him hearing Powell
was alludgod not guilty amid much hilarlty.
and the door oi IN" jail thrown op a - him. an |
he WIS allowed To 10. Tho SHERIFF has been
scnr hing for him. and reward of 500 IL offered
for his arr st. The Jailcr has becn arrested for
releasing Powell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
A Noted Hank Den.ul,er'. Escape.

The pcrpcf traitor Of the recent bank detail
..t On and cuih. element AZ Franklin. H. 4.
VuNlor the cashier. WA tommitt.d to the i'm
san, hospital several weeks ago. and confined
i'm 40 room ia t'le mems ward, GOA tun north side
"a thu building Lust night. after y o'clo.k. he
~u .r",~ird .u iDrHlns the bars from the window.
and. taking ont IN" sash. lowered himself To- the
ground. presumably by the aid of bcdcluthrs AZ
tAry are mi~~in, with him.
tn Physicians are s0t SIZED that TAYLOR WA
RESISTED from the outside in hIs ss' ape. and
CLAIM that una!dDd II would hay ucon imrossi-
HE lNr him e. haV" Eot out. II this be- true Il
Will confirm the suspicious OF many that the
unfortunate cashier wds not alone IA his spec u
lutlDuH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
Excursions.

EOR EXCURSIONS. The .noou steamer Gem
Sia-Niok infl,s kcIunic. Caledonia, Anna amt
ihD. di'n Excelsior ialh, oriental kmltin 81 ach, amt
luii Island ,Iu'ss
y. BRIGGS, successor to II II CBOSsETr.
J,l Mr,tsi "uuoslts NAllslup.cI IT.. I,llN..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
Smusemtnts.


-
1mustmtnts
AccA,ppTi;MrIf ,f or Music. soIF %A+E SrlB
r,. , oS No\pA, A,,hSsl>a, AInG : - 5:@
''f H.. ' n,r, "l "n =" "'A u o'clo,k
5i.,o.inn'y. a' m'.i Triumphant season IN Boston,
'' '' 'ceFt, WAGNER .orraA FESTIVAL
rwo q Gi,,v6 fAHrwFrr PERFORMANCES
on =. \nAf ami ftLs,2AY tyKNINGs. NM , and p
most remarkable opera m sa,i.. "''' "'''
bbItt E%i ,IlsE'FF'
will c introduced upon .hc American stage
, nsa 'r ' ar,. i, or .E ~ i' or II,
1 ' , 0 ra o s>"9@, T @ c g1'T IN ~
together WITH new costumes ana properties the requisite
Branahdc. 80 49, anu Nine tGGifNiE rirrrvuEiv
Tins world renowned prima
donnNs hrst appearance IN tins
sieelinde Nine. PAULINE cANissA,
az S absence .'iIr'y Of ~ two ~ years. rae after
gsldiPde Nm NM" Fl. f'' is d.,~rc.
sembc ma. con'. ned dt to take he
'lcg a y, Mr. R.,eoa lI , Nr A. Blum
!. ,ao... under tac direction OF M ADoirn NEU
TUESDAY EVENING at 7aq SECOND TINE OF DIE
XII LHsr Sicnr o. frlIn rffiriSNVGh '"'
T.a,r, VI e,s +, ss. e ma Is :"
procured Tic pNlh CONCERT iIhkEI1t~ GERMAN and
Ensu-hl" biE WALK RE.
NiBt.O'S GARDEN.
snAKEsrEAREs ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
FIRST night EASTER MONDAY. APRIL 2,
AFTER MONTHS OF PREPARATION. At ENORMOUS
Sn .,., ~ ~ -.
smAKEsrENHniE ASfoSY ASD SLEoirAraA
Nrrw, .sscfNFgY e, TIE Artists; ntlsrfR Asp
r,,,aiGlit. N inkNht>A fE Nlsr - ARoENE
c1EN a PLAY Of SiiANl5iiAaE,' '''''' i"
paac, :. ic syafi-Gl :. ihe E.iyr0Sn Nona,ncht
THE si>crcARy OF tnr TEMPLE q ISIS.
JOSH g au HG?F' y i ri asac Igioxr
rus vqg,,tp, ANlzo>nI nlllrr ,tib ,py,,n,.
seats may De- secured ,N days IN advance at tho box
~ 90 ~ Theatre, at al the hotels, ami al the Eaelc
V'uEirRr coNioUr 81 BROADWAY
tNEEisAN.S hNGf riepri,tors
NAr$il'ii(,tSf >TEn1jA!lSMryf EASlgg ,%tKEK.'
f.gt pmc o LdwArd larri.,ns peuc dom, .uc drama,
"MY BOY DAM
QriiifR NG0onflru QrnrrF GoonRIcI.
w,4o,' ',ms,et .on- and dance artists 90 Amcnca
ris C'ui,ug'N HARRINGTON NcGLoNE
rr.aiiSia,'ur nrS. riiilHeRR,, Eit'SS..
Az i;i i Gfp The 'i'!e,1; @ a3,''''
A0N!R'L PCT 81 '.s i HMM Ni }a,y, World
The Sensation o. nn.., AMI Champion Horizontal Bar
CARpEil.A ana N1CrORELLf.
Actually 'arm , ,i p,ni, farw",i ss,at after re.
x,EIi& NANNY 5 ligsT o. NAY
ALICE DLSS,iEfr asfs% -sSq@S, i rspui4f songs
'l 55ilssl %5uE S'M siigs.
p o"o'S'N ,t HHAY rIsli Il H. GRIFFIN and
Positively 'iWT>fI.6SSts SIGHT orr
VIZ" r. M H biS \ n ,Ayr hn iAR 5, 5oMN
WEDNESDAY. MArlNrE, SATURDAY
EfhSh i'G1 THEATRE BODY ~ o 81 niR 4
METROPOLITAN DLBUT
MISS .A>xA
DICKINSON
EVERY TvrxrNo
sArrRGsi Gf%uSEE,
Wis. wv, h 6iRil,' S2NHAE y, ARM ,r.u..s
4 SN% E&S S,aE Fd igcgNs
ANNE boLhfN Aner"ard Vu,' o." tnsiannN ..,.,...,.
Xiil,LN rea,, =, mnl.la'er Amir. mrh
MN IN>ns 81 .i1'if3,iii, 'hs y"a t'''""on
Eiti' ANb iir,r>i'tG.rrvrs
historic ALA ACCURATE.
oR'Np ANNE BoLEyN MATINEE
(,ILMOKL's GARDEN.
La,tu.-ht, o' thc y, goa, s. ,.or.
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
Amusentnts.
NALY's 5TU AVUNuE THEATRE.
~ Proprietor aud Manager. .... MK AtGl SIN DIAL
THE PRINCES RoYAh.

An IMMENSE HIT
EVERY NIGHT at viii hc pfnfurcd for the FIRST
TIME an ENTIRELY Nov FL HOMANrIC DkAMAm|
cts. entitled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
OLYMpIc TmEATRr.

- Duo not will hc giton OF uic irs appearance here
OF Miss NELSON. aud of Tho production NJ " ROME
AALNLLE- .. tnN .-cL nn.n two Mn.I-. a.land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
Mr. CHARLES rOGHLAN
amt
Mi.s FANNY DAVENPORT.

VT ' SIIniEN dts hr-t appearance, IT this theatrcl
NJ iAklEr FISHER. III JAMES LEWIS. Nv iiENRy
tklSF, vi y HARnFNbhRi Mr. " pNN1pGE. Mr..
g 5't.,, DkhW M rhNNhL " y nllKNAN. Mss
SIDNEY COWELL incidental 10 Act \ BOHEMIAN
PAS DE DEJA Will be- danced by
MILE ROSA
premiere dlnsene a,.oiuta and Mile MArRi Of the
Italian theatres hv UtrriSs0n OF The ifE AiIN RRDs
"rRlNcEss ROYAL" MATINEE SATURDAY, April 7,
at2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LORD HAgTINGToNs RYLsToNE THE WINNER OF
THE NEWMARKET OCTOBER HANDICAP, PRINCE
BArrHYANY's cERBERus SECOND AND MIR.
sANFoRD's START THIRD.
LONDON, Sept %, 1877.
To-day was the fourth last Of the first October
meeting at Newmarket Tho race for the Newmarket
october Handicap which was the principal event OF
the day, was contested for by field of eleven horses
the winner turning up IN Lord Hartinrton's FLY
Rystone who started with TO ! laid against her.
Prince Batthyanys Cerberus at to came in second
and Mr. NJ. H. saniords Start, at 20 TO third. The
following is
SUMMARY.
TIE NEWMARKET OCTOBER HANDICAP, sweepstakes
OF 10 sovs. EACH 10 IT,, with 200 added by the Jockey
CLUB. for three years old and upward the winner Oh
handicap after the declaration OF the weights tscp.
TENDER 49, at p NJ TO carry lbs of two, or OF tho
Great Eastern Handicap, ~ lbs extra; the owner Of
tho second horse To receive 70 sovs out OF the saKes
A. +. l55 subs.
En,rance soys, the only forfeit for horses struck
out by Tuesday, September IL.
Lord Hartington's b. f. Rystone, by Hermit, out OF
Esther's dam. by Skrmsher, years, st. los. /
Prince Batthyany'sb. c. Cerberus. by lyphGus, or .
Mr. NJ. H. Santord's br. 1. Start, by imp Glenelg,
out OF Stamps, by Lexington, years, st, os.. .
WINNER.
Rylstone started four times q four year. old the
first time Doncaser the ST. Leger day last year.
for the Milton Stakes selling race valued at f245
five furlopgs Three were In front oil her ana our be-
hind at the finish. At Newmarket Second October
meeting Rylstone ran match race for f2o0 with bay
colt Monkshood, which she won; and at the Newman
ket Houghton she won the New Nursery Stakes Of
f4O0; i've furongs. She closed the year by running
the next day second to Miss Pond for tho Brctty Nur
scry Plata $3.50; six furlongs. Rylstone began her
three old with winning tho ASCOT Plate Of
800 sovereigns at Ascot Heath juno IA, beat
ing a field Of seven; mile and quar-
bridge on the 10th ol June. when she won the
eighteenth Biennial stakes, beating field Of seven;
mile and halt; value f625. Then, again, Aug l,
Rylstone ran Tor the Goodwood Stakes ut GOodwood.
when she was third Prince George and Gloucester be.
ing in front OF her the finish. Rylstones last
previous to the present was at the Lewes August
meeting, Aug IL, When she won the Lewes Handicap
of Is sovs. each with 200 added beating field Of SIX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29
CREEDMOOR.
FIRST DIVISION CAVALRY pRACT1sINa-MIsUsE
OF THE RANGE.

FIRST DIVISION CAVALRY PRACT1s1Na-MIsUsE
OF THE RANGE.
The final practice of the First division OF the
National Guard took place at Creedmoor yesterday.
The cavalry organizations Of the division shot in the
second and first classes. Lieutenant Colonel Boyer
commanded the detachment and Colonel Sanford, of
tho division stan, acted Inspector Of Rife
Practice. The weather was fair. The wind blow
Ing from the southeast was very mild.
The light rather good, but the smoke
lying to the ground In consequence OF the heavl
ness OF the atmosphere proved rather troublesome to
the men. Tho Separate Troop Of cavalry sent out
thirty three men. Ten Of these detailed act
Markers twelve shot the second class at the $50
and 300 yards ranges. The Washington Greys sent
six to the shorter ranges and Jour qualified In
the bulge competition the following were successful:
Lieutenant Decker 43; Sergeant Aorey, 81 Corporal
Dreyer. S6 Private Moore ~ and Private CruksnanK,
20.
The Third regiment of cavalry sent out 1o3 men.
Captain Vehslage superntended the nring. They
qualified fifty In the second Class and forty
won the badge Their scores l0llow:--Captain Butt
man, SO; Private Blonm, ss; Qasrtermaster Sergeant
Meisohn, 81; Private kussendorI, SO; Corporal
Giaser, 35 Captain Ferling 80; Sergeant Shinimei-
pienning SO; Private Frcrs, SO Lieutenant Leopold
80; Lieutenant KoDbe. so; Private Markret 49, Cor
poral schroder, 81; Private Gerken, 81; Private
Leutenant Colonel Boyer so; Adju,ant Won
Bremen, 80; Surgeon Hoffman, 80; Captain Vehslage,
80; Commissary Kuhles, 20; LIEUTENANT Horn. 20;
Sergeant Kohlman, %; Sergeant Bender, 49, Corporal
Boliow. IS; Veterinary Surgeon Born, rs; Private
Private Lcshner, 27 Private Hahe, 2I Private Her
bold, 81; Private Uhlen, ~; Private MahnKer, 20;
Captain Fetterer, rs; Captain Fisher, 25 Sergcan,
Placer, IS; Private Menken, rs; Private Norden, rs
Sergeant Lorez, 25 Private huffman, rs.
YORK HUNTING CLUB
Much indignation was expressed both by officers oil
the militia and members or tue National Rife Asso
cation, the OF the range for pigeon match by
the "New York Hunting Clue" 1t was said That III Is
| unoa tralv faida ha mn VI
Creedrnoor range was obtained. II was also produc
tive OF great danger TO persons practising on the
range in the regular manner, especially since The
reckless manner.