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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27

Cine amiilante g~rploion fano in Der
@obnuns elmer oeutiden Jamilie in Se.
troit Dor einisen Sasen itatt. 9ie Rad.
barn bbrtsn ssssn 8 llbr Worsens sinsn
8naa, dbnli9 elmer artiaerielalpe. unb als
lie nod Der Hidtuns bineiltsn. bon mo-
Dos @spoltsr s~stommsn 5u isin idien, be.
9egnstsn lie benz Sausbsrrn, Der. Elm Bib
bss Sammers uno Der 9erSweiauns, nit
ssrunsensn Sdnoen unauiborli4 i9ris;
30. mein Sansrfraut mein Sausrfraut! !"
Sn Der u Obnitube anselanst, BOT iid ben
8lidsn Der Int6mmlinge Elm sieentbimli-
DIES Bib bar. auf benz Sopba iab Die
Sausirau, nit perseitertem Antlib, BON
oben bis untsn nit Sausrtraut bebangen /;
orsi oosr pier 8inbsr ipranssn pie BON
Der sarantel seItodsn, i'm 3immsr bsruu,.
uuo iudtsn Dos ouitsnoe Sansrtraut bonn
&opL aus Den ausen, Wuno nno Obren
gu wiiasn. Sat isoss Stid M6bsI tuar
nit Sauertrautguirlanbsn bsbansen, uno
an Der Ssde unb ben Senitern. wie an
Den @dnoen tlsbts bas osutids National.
ssri9t. Wie IS idisn, mar Elm Sab Sou.
erfraut i'm Seller seirOren ; I'M IS aufju.
tbauen, bate Der Dausberr IS in Die Wobn-
tube neben Den Ofen ssiis[t, uno oas in
SoIss Der Wdrme in Dem oidtpsrI9IoHs-
nsn Sebdlter srtpidelie @as 5eriprensts
pl6Blid Reifsn unb Saubsn unb ianots
bas Sausrtraut mad allen &idtunssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27
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Rstts: aufdnetsr S6trj Bisnet hem gtriatn.
trbtttert bic Stelt uni b~tf5reert fasn
stt BeIuubhett res Qettts.

Rog- SOIssnoe anSeise iOl nsuli@ in
elmer i'm Staate Drain. sri4einenosn Sci.
tuns seitanoen babsn ~Sisrourd se6e i'd
befannt, baB i'd bic eide am roroliden
Gnoe meinsr Sarm fdlsn psroe. Die
auslidt ~unisres galfons sebt ndmIi9 auf
oislen Baum uno ba Die unlitte sinserii=
len 1T, grab. bisie eide bsim grbdnssn gu
b%eoOrBusen, 10 lit es meinsr Srau uno mir
INNER etuas it0reno, uenr mir beim Mor'
9entaif:e uisoer einen frii4en 2ump bort
baumeln ieben. Bit Bitten oaber ale
.Sisisnissn, pelas lid oisier eide nod
beoiensn molten, biss freunoli4it binusn
bret Sasen gu tbun, ba Oann untuioer-
rufi9 Der Baum ~umssbauen piro.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27
G.. & NV
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9i. Gbieaau & Rortb.@ stern giieubabn
ottetntet unttr stntr e.ttuns Ii, srsseu Gtfeubabu . einttn
Bee 9Bsit"ns unb Nore n eAens, ume 10. nit ibrtn jabl.
rttden 3retebatnsn une Gcnnesttcusu, lie tar,eae une bill.
!tsts Hsai, .ptISsn ebieaso an0 ale, gunitsH IN sui
iotd. 20 "a, Tsbratta Gaiifprnien uHp ten pcfii'
den lsrritcrien. Sbre
Omaha & California einie
II b.. iir,sa. aaS Ben. Routs ,wiiS,n Chicago uns aa,u
puntten TN nortiidbsn Sninpis, Soma, Tatotab,
GaIIfornien. Sreso,, Gbina, 3apan uns Nufra.
it,n. Stre
Gbieaso, ct. paul & Tinneapolis einie
IN bic iiry'fs etuie ,rii5tn Gbiels, unS allen guattsa
i'm noreiidben @fteunin une Winueiuta une mad
weaeiicn, St. paul. Duluth. weinnea polls uas al.
len punttsa i'm src6eu Horem. fen. Sbu
ea@roKe, aSiu no & ct. Better Clinic
il bic bette Rout, ,pil4sa ebieaso uns eaGroHe, vi.
mona, Nodbefer. cpatonna, Wanear., at. Deter,
Rem u!ni. une aatn pauittn TN iusltasu sne mtttlrsn
G'iuHsfcta. Ssrt
Green Bat e. Rarauette einie
IN bic tin,isat @suts ,rtf&tn Gbieass u. Janespine.
sBatsrtown. 5sne su ede, Appletpn, Cfbfsib,
Sreen Ban eseanaea, Rrsaunse. Maraustte.
Sreeport& Dubuque 9iuie
FORE. 8resport. uns aasn puaif,a' rita Sr.,ssrf. Ssrt
Gbitaso & Rilmaufee eimie
n bic alts Rate Stsrs Route. uns Ia be aneiniae ,pif1,u
0bieass u. Gp3nfpn, ecte Spreif, 6iablane parf.
sBaufssan, Haeins. &enSfba unt w~ffmaufee.
Nulman Nalait Gallons Waaen
bssnstn t6 auf an,a Dura,asen siti,r Sabn.
Dtets IN bic etnjise finie, auf ptlSsr I'D stefe Nas.
gems tthnetn lrttben Gbtcase une CT. PAUL uRs ypinned.
polts. Sbtsass uns gsilpaufn, asisasS uns gDiHsna, gst.
cage uns 9rt.n Sas.
Ger aus gtrbtneunstn paetu stma&t Ia Ghteass NIT sa
Pate Shert Y. Sli6isdn Seutbtrn, Nthisau Central Bal.
itmcrt u. Ctte, pttteburs, 1T. Dasnt nns Gbieasc, Ranfa.
Tee Strte une gan : 5aHsle 8puts. mad altn pun.t,u On
une 4Hseh, une NIT Der gtteasp uns altpu uns 1atupt1
Central mad a1en puuftsn i'm Siesn.
Geuaut Strbineuns Ia aud ~bersthslt NIT Der Union pa.
efe y. ". tn Omaha. mad aatn pauiItn in, fsrIsn sDsaen
8enaue Vertinpuns an ben Sarftipns mis-
!3uasn, ptlhe biz Babn ~frtu,tu.
9idas uttr sisrt eini, rtretu BON aasu gsuysu . 1tfu.
aasnteu in Zen Der. Ct. unp Ganasa s~ertaaft.
Graett na6 3idsis sia Der 9heass q. RpttbpeAra ri.
%ftneabn une uttnier itine aneeu.
Rem gsrt Sfhet, Rp. AIS Sreaeras; Bottom Office, 70.
5 State Strase; Omaha 0fhce. PAS 5arntam SraSs
San 8raueises Office. t2t 9ipntssmsrs Srast, gbieaas
3idet. Sifes, 81 Glarf Ctr, untsr lem Sbtrman. 6auis ;
IS Canal. Gtt Waetipn Str. 8iusit Strase Bsyst I'd,
gD. Sinjtt 4. Canal Strast; Gsas Stras, Depot. Gds
g4e1s u. Rinjtt Str.
sDessn Hateu pesr Sa prr a,ieR. rtltt ibr Mot Don az.
rsn seialassntsn bsfpmmsn isunt, psnsst suS an
q. 5. Sieunett, 2aarpiu Sug6itt,
9taT PAT. Gs,ut. Chicago 9suI @as'r, Geieass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27
sas- WsuTtaIlder Sdrsdsu. Ser ga

pa- Wuiitaliider S9rsdsn. Ser &a-
peameittr Taumann probirte einft in Der
Stride nit Den Wtuifern cine isiner gom'
petitioner. gs 6atten iid pisle 3uborer
sinsefunoen, uno elm She'll bapon ifano
unter Dem gbor. auf meldem lid Die Wu.
Iiter ~hsfanben. Raumann bate lsinen pIab
mitten in Der 8ir4e senommen, um Die
Die @;rtuns Der Muiit bort bsier bsobad.
ten gu fOnnsn. gr bemertte. oas bas Suit.
ii ni4t friibe senu9 e%intrat, uno risf leb'
bait Scr G6Or fdat elm !" Sie 3ub5rer
unter benz gbor mibo.ritunoen bies uno
%itirStsn ale nit gntieBen nod Dem Sdife
Der 6irds, UNI ni4t eridlaaen 81 weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27

pa- @ounoo. msldsr ben 3iHsrn cine
~hsionosrs tabbaliiiide 8ebsutuns bsilest,
bal, tpie mon ersdblt, nit benz Barrier Wu.
iitalienoerlessr @rus sinsu eisentbiimlider
@srtras abscidloier ; sr uertaufte oem-
lslbsn Die Yartiiur ieiner neusn Opsr
Sing Wars" sssen Elm Sonorar BON 66,
666 Grcs.. bic mad Der eriten 9oriieluns,
uno BON 1888 Sres., Die nod Der bun.
bertiten 8Oritsluns oss Bertes sablbar
Iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27
my. Gin, Mn,mor, O;r,olrs o;r,o

pSs- Cine Qntport 2incolns. 9ineoln
puroe zines Cages tpdbreno bes &riesss
bon elmer Srau bsiu4t, Die, inbsm fe an.
oere 8eiudsr auf Die Settle ordnsts. cine
isbr tisfe 9srbsusuns Dor Dem Yrdioen.
ten madts, uno als lie fd almdbli9 sr=
bob, nit luutsr Stimms iaste: .Ssrr Gin
coin msin 8robpatsr fdmpfte in Dem 3e-
polutionstriese, msin Batter fodt in benz
8risse Don 1912. i'd babe einen Yrnosr,
Der isst in Der Sunoesarmee fdmpft. I'm
Die sottloie &ebeQiOn 5u untsroriidsn, uno
i'd wiiuiae elm OiFSiers.9 atent fir msi-
men Sobn!"
2ineoln iab Die Srau ldhelnb on unb
iasts: .gi Muoams, sic seb6rsn gu Ell
ner Rdmpfsr. Jamile. sic ba5sn Sbrs
Sduloisteit setban. @eben sic isst nod
Sauis I'M, lsrnsn Die %5tiinlts bes Jrieoens!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27

ss- Gin Oif,iersburide wurbs bon Fl.
mem ieiner Samsraben eefrast. tpie sr nit
isinem Serrn uustomms2 Sang portrsii.
lih." mar Die Intport, nwir lsben aui
benz irsunoidaftli3iten Gube nit sinan.
Der. 8ir tlopfsn uns s~sssnisitis ale
Morssn ben Rod aus, III nit benz Inter.
i4iso, baB id Den msinissn anbsbalte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27

sa- Ddbrsnb zines 8ranoss itano Elm
Sube bel elmer Spribs uno lab benz ar.
beiten Der SpriBsnlsute 3u. .WiHsn sic
mas! !" ia9te ,r sa sinem acknowledgement,
inoem &c aui bas ~brsnnenbe Saus ssiste /:
so pisl 1T BEN Wanns In isinsm 2sbsn
ni9t stpumpt worbsn." -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-27

pss- Sic isst aus ibrsm @efdnsnib i'm
Rapitol beireiten 2urfIrHen BON
2oui a n q erfreuten Iid, 10 LANCE iie fi9
in ibrer BON. ein3slnen aepubIifanern als
10 i4auerli1 Beridrie.nen @sfangenI1aft
bsfanbsn, aQsr moslidsn Ssrsibeit. Weni.
&c Gage Dor ibrer 5reilahuns madten lie
cine Spa5isrfabrt, mabel oas eeiibte @e.
i4dftsause oes &urfirIten Gaanape {,
Der befanntli9 2si4enbeItatter 1T, i'm Sofe
zines Steinbuuers elm id6nss @r ab.
oenfmaI p%abrnabm. gaIanape iisg
aus, bstra6tste i9 bas Ding eenauer un6
ipra4 isinsn gntidluB aus, ss 5u taufen.
am nd6itsn Gage ididte sr sinen assntsn
81 Dem Steinbausr, nm 3u untsrbanbeln.
Ser asent bemertts benz Steinbausr Elm
Witslieo oes &eturnins 9oarb bon 2oufis
ana noble oas Monument %faufen, ipenn es
ni4t gar gu tbeuer iei uno fraste mad benz
Yreiie. sd perlanse BON ibm teinen
Gent oafir! !" NOR Die antport oss gisen.
tbiimers. - .@arum? @ieio?" iraste
perpunhert Ga%ianaps's G9ent. = Run
erpioerte Der Wanu, riuenn lie ben perb-
S6urtsn bdnsen, oanH pe:pfi9te id mid
i4riihid. ibm oas 9entmal gum @sidsnf
gu MAIDEN, I'M es auf lsinsm @rabe auf.
juitelen."
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
A PLEASANT PARTY,

Last evening Messrs. Gallagher g. Hayes
gave q nice entertainment to tho members
of Council and their friends, at Robinson's,
in Market street. The supper Twas we'll
cooked and served, and gave genel al salts
faction. Speeches were mads by Messrs.
O'Byrne, Baker, johnson. Morton, Heazlitt
and others: The party broke up at 10
O'Clock, after spending . compile O hours
right merrily.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
Lcoca1 Affairs. /.
4 f1gssss=------s---s- 70 -a.------~-
CITY COUNCIL.

| - stosCU, AASyUAA6 VI NAVy SouuSA " 10
held last night, President Lichtenstein In
the chair. .M.4. AIN ...A
On motion of Mr.. Baker, the reading Of
the minutes-o the previous meeting, were
dispensed with until next meeting. ~
The Street Committee reported adversely
on the petition Of j. s. Weldin and others,
asking to hav the cutters paved on Jack
son street from Delaware Avenue to the
Brandywine, the same committee reported
fsVorably upon the petition of M. M. Gilbert
asking for. ir on plltes over the gutter at
Front ond Orange streets. The Water
Committee reported favorably upon the
petition of John Green and others, asking
for the extension of water pipes on Lord
street, cost 5000. The Public Building
Committe reported favorably upon the petit
tion Of Samuel England, asking permission
to stand upon the street. s,-o.
The Law Committee reported nothing In
conflict with the City Charter, in the ordi-
nance making additional and extraordinary
appropria lions for the different departments
of the city. ..l..... -
City Treasurer Vincent reported In bank
. balance Of 81, ,999 ,9S to the credit of the
Cool Spring Reservoir, and s7,04s,47 to
Current Expenses, total, 12,O47,o5. On
drafts to the Cool Spring Reservoir, to this
date, $15O,12. Total thus far $I9,455.
Street Commissioner Hosgland reported
~ men, 2 double teams and : single terms
employed in cleaning the streets. Chief
Engineer Gallagher reported 1S men en-
ployed in the Water Department.
The following petitions were presented
Harlan g. Hollingsworth Co., and others
asking that some affective means may be
adopted, to prevent the oyerfowing of Ship
ley Run, to have it widened to 20 feet from
the railroad crossing to Marsh lane. JIM
Pool; asking for protection to prevent &C.
cidents at the railroad crossing at Orange,
Thorn and Shipley streets. James W,
Ware and others, asking to have CUTTERS
paved on 18th street, between West and
Washington. J.P. Postel and others, ask
ing, asking to have the grade Of Washing.
ton street lowered at Its intersection with
18th; also to have the cutters paved on
both sides of the street paved. Price & Co.,
and Lee & Co., asking council to have the
streets running towards the Brandywine, AZ
the only way to prevent the wash of dirt
into the race, they also called attention to
the filling up of the race, and looked to the
city for damages, as it interfered greatly
with the working of their mills. James
Bradford andilothers, calling attention to
the culbert at Della ware Avenue and Riddles
Road. The petition stated that at every
heavy rain the. water flowed into the car
depot covering the floor, and damaging the
fouadation. Samuel McClarey and others,
asking for lamp on south side3of 7th
street, betw cen West and Washington
streets. J."
The ordinance making additional and ex-
traosdiaary appropriation for the different
departments. ...'.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
THE OHIO RESULT.

A Washington correspondent says that
Secretary Sherman remarked yesterday that
there has been greater apathy in Ohio
among Republicans than ever before wit
messed in dis long experience. 1t was i'm
possible to get Republicans to take an in.
terest in the election, and he expects that a
falling off of fully 100. 900 votes In the State
viii be shown. Attorney-Gcneral Deveni
and other members of the Cabinet also OK
press great disappointment.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
ONE CENT
THE RACES YESTERDAY.

LARGE ATTENDANCE-EXCITIN CONTksTs
-BELLB WILD AIR AND LADY PAToHhN
w1NNERs-TuE 2,7 RACE uN1EoIDsD-
TO BE rRorrtD THIS ArrERNooN-AN
EXTRA RACE THIS AFTERNOON.
The third days racing, Of the Wilmington
Trotting Association, at Scheutzsn PsrR,
was decidedly the finest exhibition Of speed,
considering the condition Of the track, th's
was ever witnessed in this city. The day,
though chilly, was fine and did not seem to
interfere with the attendance which was
about 1850 persons. The track, in places
was heavy and prevented any fast time be-
ing made. Great annoyance, was caused
by persons crow ding on the track, becoming
60 uuruly at times, as to .eaterfere With the
racing, some even went ss dar, Is to stana
before horses, when comingdn on the home
stretch. o.
A couple of fights occurred, but with no
serious results. s." .' o.
At 2 O'Clock The horses we're called.
Judges, Bepjiman Williamsof Phtlsdelphiss,
]. NJ. Harlan Of Montgomery County, Pa.
The first race was the 2,s4, Witch was
left un1niehsd from day before, four heats
having been txotted, sa m souci wintng I've
ats and Rose Medium two ,, So,
After ten false starts, the horses Rot On,
with Sam sosci, leading, closely followed
by.Rose Medium, who broke badly, but
soon came down and got with Sam Souci'
and for some distance they trotted side by
side, Rose broke and came IN ahead, win' t1'
ming the heat In 2.A. ....... s.,, ....I
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF MAN.,

This is the state of man: to-day he puts
forth
The tender leaves of hope, tomorrow bios.
SONS
And bears his hlushing honors thick upon
him.
Is any one "bo-rowing trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase comfort
able Clio .lipg? Let him 20 to the
CLOTHING HOUSE OF A. q. YATKs
r. a 20. Lrdg' BUILDING. Cor. Sixth
] and Chestnut.
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with p aople from morning un'il
night, doug a successful and large busi-
of september. Although the weather is
val m and rainy, yet our sales are SO far
four times larger than last year Why is it
that we are doing such large business be-
yOnd all others?
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

TED - opies of the Morning Herald
the TO Living dates: i.75-1hursday
Friday, Dec 3, saturday, Dec 4,
Dec. a, uesday, Dec. 2l. 1876,
Feb 4, Monday, heb 7. Tuesday,
Thursday, April ". Monday. A ug,
pnesday, W. ID, Friday, Aug. L.
Fday, Aug. rs.
HERALD OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

Chndwick's Museum snd Concert PaSlien
continue with good suecsas. Ths Concert
Pavilion Is entirely enelosed, making II ono
Of the wsrmest aud cosiest little places in
the city to spend an evening. There will be
an extra Performance on Saturday after
noon Tor ladies and children. Admission
to matinee. 10 cents. Open every evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

The sale of seats for the Edwin Adams
benefit in New York, has already netted
$4,000. The knowledge of such fri ,ndship
and sympathy viii do much to mt Ike the
sick we'll again.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
DOMESTIC.

THE READING RIOT. TRIALs-NoLIH PROS
.Uh IN TWO CASES.
READING, Pa, Oct. 11.-A nolle proseau'
was entered this morning in the case o
Thomas Francis and Frank Heineman
charged with being duplicated iD the riotl
Fof July last, there beiag no evidence against
them. .,.,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
WANTS..

fEn,-s~veral lad es TO learn dress
king, not limited 10 anv specified
Cutting and fitting thoroughly
81 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

The Big 1pjuus demand many things from
their Great Father; but 1t 10 observed that
the chiefs banker chiefly after handker.
chiefs.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
TELECRAMS.
THE EASTERN WAR.
MORE PEACE RUMORs

MORE PEACE RUMORs.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-A special despatch
from Berlin says it is rumored that Turkey
is about to offer liberal terms Of peace.
ABATTLE IN ASIA.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-A Reuter- telegram
from Kars, dated Wednesday noon, says -
"a battle was fought yesterday near
Aladja Dagh, lasting from midnight until
6 o'clock in the evening.
THE NEW MARKET RACES.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE race for the Mid
die Park Plate, at the Newmarket second
October aeeting to-day, was won by Beau
due.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
The Reasons Why.

!: Our clothing ismade superior to any in
3. The sty'e and shape of our garments
cannot be equaIed. f
8. We are large, 81 periencedmanuiactur-
4. We buy our goods for Dash and give
our customers the benefit IAN fi-i
s: WE SELL NOTHING BUT CLOTH
Final. We have about sixty clever sales
men, The low prices the ngople do apPre-
ourself our large STOCK Of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We have already laid In as q
part of our stock one half q million dollars,
manufactured by us, open for inspection.
Our Motto:
I'VE LEAD-NEv! r FOLLOW"
We have brought low prices and stylish
goods into PHI ladelphia. ssI &-
TO THE BOYS. TO THE CHILDREN.
We would say that never has our stock
of sci ool suits and children's suits been SO
complete as this season.
small PreritsI quick Sales! Bear in
mind, "a
WE ARE THE LEADING AND POPU-
LAR CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILA
"A. c. YATBS. { & !. CO.,
LtDGER BUILDING.
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
sep7. Am
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

Time 2.S4Kl, 2.3711 2.S41H5, 2.Ss.
By retetsnce to the advertisement ID
another coaunn, Of fto>dsy's race, n win ~
seen that besides the undecided 2.sT rice,
there will be race for . special purse, be.
twexn Addis E. c., Allen GoldduSsi and
Lady Thornton. Admission ~ eents.iyp
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

0lOc, hpso prOkc ouu CSWo ~ s"Ss "'-
ming the heat In AL. ,..... z., ,.l
Ro.a Medium ...N..''9 S9111i
1,t.,e Ne,, '.a 2Sl8149
Sam sone, ,..r 11224
Jennie Moore ','' dist. u
sorre1 Ton ,.. .. 44423
,W.rv TAYLOR 5 dist.
s,s6, e,se, 2,a7, 2,35, AL. r..4zg gdr
The regular programme Of the day wsas
then gone through with. The first race
being the minute class, purse $50 So TO
the 1st horse, $50 the 2nd and $25 to Srd.
This race had out-of eight entries, but four
starters which were Hallet Bell Wild Air,
Little Ned A. ]. Pstchen. The first heat
was won by Pstchen, Bell Wild Air brsak>
ing badly on the homo stretch, when on tho
,sad, thereby losing the heat. The other
three heats were easily won by Wild Air.
.... -, 1-2-3-4
Halliet 4444
Bell Wild Air + sli
Little Ned -.D.., rDF82s8 8
A. J. Patchen .I. 7.rr rr. '.tuHi1 90 q
Time s,5e, s,55, 2,5e, s,5e15 Bell Wild Air
received first money, Pstshen second and
Little Ned, third. "a. 81 .7.'H,a b
The next race was the AS class, for
purse Of $3.50, SIS to 1st, $50 to 2nd and
$25 to Sd horse. This was fine race, but
Lady Patchen proved to much for her op-
ponents, aid won tho race easily In three
straight beats.
... a.. o. !. .'"' 1928
Mo,1,e :a.. D.. 98s
Maggie y.-.-.. .2 Dr"446'
| Lady Patcheu n Ir.', '11 I
General # ..u" .'.. r'".- 5o't
Dexter II ,py :Il,. ,. .-rn au az 3 30
Time ASSN, 4,4oA 1854. Lady Patchen,
/ first, Dexter, second and Moilio third
money. The most prominent and most ex-
citing contenst was tho 2,27 race. There
were five entries but only four Starters ~
Delaware, Sadie Boil, Moscow and Jersey
Boy. Jersey Boy was the favorite In the
! tho pool, but Sadie Bell was the particular
tayyorite, The purse was $500, $50 to
| LIST horse 500 to 2nd and 50 to 3rd. The
| race was the most interesting one the day
| and at times the excitement exceeded oil
bounds. The principal contest was between
Delaware and Sadie Bell, each horse and
driuer doing their utmost to win, the dark
ness coming on, the result 10 yet undecided
Sadie won tho tlrst heat gallantly, BY her
| fine troting. The second heat was won by
Delaware, Sadie hresking so badly on half
! mile stretch, as to score last.
The Third heat was Justly decided by the
Judges dead heat, Delaware having scor-
ed first, but by gaining thelean on Sadie BY
running. The fourth heat wss won by
| Delaware, Sadie comtng lin third, Jersey
Boy second. II 1t was said by the driver Of
Sadie, that he was forced ct three quarter
post uponths grass, by Jersey Boy losisg
his position. r.s
! y. . 1894
Delaware 11*O 1
Sadie Bell 40 3
Moscow 433 4
Jersey Boy S24 3
Dead heat. pc. ''
Time a.s4,l, >1,'s.s411, e.ss.
By retetence to the advertisement ID
1 y-s irxu l..,s ..>> d TN a.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

Toe grand Sacred Concert, to be given
for the benefit Of the orphans, will be held
held on Wednesday, October 24th, in St.
Mary's church.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-12
THE NEW MARKET RACES

gt &c. I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-24

The DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAN AMI
ASIMAIs.-It is seldom that a theologian
undertakes to discuss the difference be-
tween man and animals in thoroughly
practical way, and still fight the theories
Of the Darwinians or EyolutiOnists. Or.
dinarily il is dangerous ground to tread
on, even from 4 religious or scientific
basis. Yet New Church minister will
"a we see by an advertisement elsewhere,
lecture on "The difference between man
and animals, from New Church stand.
point, contra TO Darwin, aud the appli.
cation Of the theory Of Evolution
This Mr.. Brickman was in the city
several months ago, and leCtured several
times at the Court House. lie was liz.
tened to by large audiences, and the lee.
lures created for the time considerable
excitement and discussion. We under.
stand that he is here again upon the re.
quest OF q number OF our leading citizens,
and doubtless he will have large house
tonight.
Mr., Brickman is a minister Of the New
Tor Swedenborgian) Church, and ia a
German descendant Of long line Of
noble ancestors. His personal history is
a peculiar one, he at one time being a
German Lutheran minister; but after.
wards becoming acquainted with the
writings Of SwedenbOrg, he entered the
ministry Of the New Church, and during
the past few years has been instrumental
in starting quite number Of churches,
all over the United States. He is a
gifted speaker, a courteous gentleman,
and highly educated man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-24

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