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interpose objections, there would be little
probability that he would be confirmed then.
i QUESTION ARISES

interpose objections, there would be little
probability that he would be confirmed then.
QUESTION ARISES
upon which eminent lawyers in both parties
disagree. That is upon the construction oj
the Tcnure-of-O Office aet. The practical question
would be, ii Smith is not confirmed, who will
be Collector Of the Port Of Chicago at five min
utes past L Oh Monday. The President
is said to be Of opinion that William
Henry Smith will, as his name would be
speedily sent III again. The Acknowledgement
Is thought to be OF that opinion, but it is Ger
tain that some Of the most distinguished law
ycrs in the Senate hold contrary opinions Some
Of them say that the very origin and spirit Of
the Tcnure-of- Office net would prevent this, but
that act provides that the advice and consent Of
the Senate is required for a removal; that O
suspension by the President
Is ONLY TEMPORARY,
conditioned upon the approval Of the senate;
that that approval is manifested by the con-
flrmation Of q successor, and that, when that
successor is not confirmed or is rejected, the
Senate has said, in fact, to the President: ave
do not advise or consent to the removal, and as
consequence the suspended officer is restored
to his post" There is not likely, however, to
this act longer than the present session, for
the indications are that, before the adjourn
ncnt Of the regular session, it will have hcen
removed from the statute-book. Gen. Butler
Is engineering repeal movement In the House.
OTHER NOMlSATlOSS.
To fhr Hfstfrn associated Ttrss,
In the executive session Of the Senate be-
tween , and 3 O'Clock this morning, the nomna-
tions Of Theodore Roosevelt, 10 be Collector of
Gu toms, and L. Bradford Prince, to be Naval
Officer for the Port Of New York, were reported
adversely. ami both were placed on the calendar.
The nomination OF Edwin 4. Merritt, to be
Surveyor OF Customs, was not renorted.
WASHINGTON, q. G., Dec 1.-The Senate this
afternoon confirmed Owen P Fitzimmons, Mar
sEal Of the United States for Georgia: Robert
z. Clayton, Georgia, Consul at Ca{loa; William
Il. Fitzpatrick, Register Of the Land Office at
Topeka, Kan.
Fitzsimmons was confirmed after an extended
and animated discussion BY 6 majority, the ney-
atiye votes being, it is understood, all Rcpub
leans.
The nomination of John Baxter to be United
States Circuit Judge in the Fifth Circuit has
not yet been reported from the judiciary Com
nttee. If reported on Monday 1t cannot re-
give action except By unanimous consent,
, 1877-12-02

| WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 1.-4ssistant Sec
| rctary Mccormick, Gen. Greene B. Raum, anu
Solicitor Raynor, Of the Treasury Department
Commission, who we're appointed By Secretary
Sherman to investigate the operations of the
| Secret Service Division, will make their report
| Immediately. They recommend no radical
changes in the management, concede the value
! OF the division, aud pay high tribute to the
| improved morale of the Secret Service under
| the present management.
| INTEREST ON THE FOUR PER CENT uoSDs.
| 4 circular regarding the payment Of the in
tcrcst OIL the per cent registered stock OF
1907, just issued by the Treasury Department,
says that the books embracing the registered
stock held abroad will be closed on the evenings
Of the last days Of February, May, August and
November, aud reopentd for transfer and ex-
change OF stock on the mornings Of the 10th Of
March, June, September, aud December fol-
lowing. The books embracing the registered
stock held in the United States will be closed
on the evenings Of the 18th Of March, June,
September, and December, aud rcopcnel for
The transfer and exchange Of stock OH the
mornings Of the LIST OF January, April, July, end
October following.
coS vs.. GOLD.
Secretary Sherman makes public his reply to
Colgate d Sons, Of New York, who offered to
purchase Sl50Co0 OF the j per cent bonds il the
secretary NOulo fecclTc III payment SILVER bnl-
lion to an amount sufficient to coin 100000
silver dollars containing In each 4l2L
grains standard silver. The Secretary
says: ''E am authorized to issue
these bonds only at par for coin, and as gold
coin is only authorized by law, can only re-
ceivc gold coi1t.. THIS department las sold.
within six months, over ST, 5,0O0,U0n of these
bonds at par for gold coin. With $50, ,OOO Of
bonds, or gold coin, 1 can now buy silver enough
to coin 1t3.s*;0 silver dollars You offer, or, to
state It differently, you bug with Sl37, ,337 Of
PROPOSE, for $150.0oo 4~per-cent bonds, and
thus, as an experienced broker, can make
handsome profit Of S]2, ,CC3, 1t is rrne you offer
to take silver dollars for Your interest: hut do
not see how this helps the Government, unless
it makes this preteSt to pay silver dollars to
those who paid gold for their bonds; but you
would hardly think this fair or honest The
Government might find this expedient to pay
the cheaper dollar so convenient that it might
think it better to adopt the Latin ratio Of l5l3
Of silver to one Of gold, and coin a dollar Of 400
grains, with which to pay you. I know you
would not think this fair or honest, or do YOU
think subsidiary dollar, containing :;S5 grains,
is good enough to pay bondholder! This,
am sure, you would not think fair or honest. I
must, therefore, respectfully decline your offer,
and ask you to pay gold coinas Others have done.
With tue confident hope that the United States
will never pay yoM in coin of less value than it
eaact5 from you, am very respectfully,
''JoH,1 SHERMAN, Secretary"
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
, 1877-12-02
FOREIGN FINANCE.
TONE OF THE MONEY MARKETS,
Ehkc{YI HfendxNh tn.

III
.Sprcsal Dispatch to The Chicuan Tribune
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The London Economist
says: The open market discount rates further
declined this week without waiting for the
Bank of England, which reduced its minimum
rate OF interest to per cent on Thursday. The
market quotation for thrcc~mouths' bills is now
81 per cent. 4 depression on the Paris Boursc
last Saturday affected prices in all the specu1a-
tive markets of the Stock Exchange. but there
has since been Il recovery, assisted by Increased
hopes Of peace, on further successes Of III e
Russians III the Balkans, by Lord
ncrby's reply to the lrpuration from the
Society for Protecting British Interests on
Wednesday, by the reduction OF the Bank rate
Of discount to per cent on Thursday, and on
Friday By reports Of President MacAiahon m
clinine toward Ministry from the Moderate
section OF the majority.
Il desire to buy Investment stocks is noy no.
ticcd IN many quarters. Colonial, Government.
and Hallway stocks, Home Railway and Deben
turc stocks, and United States bonds, Of ,SE1cl,
the reports Of sales from this side have been
much exaggerated, being in demand. CoDso]s
are now above 81, point touched in july,
ls'6, but not previously since 1859. Par Eas
reached in 1853, but not subsequently.
, 1877-12-02
THE CHINESE OUFeTI0N

:. SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 1.-THE Chinese Six
Companies have addressed communication -
Secretary Eyarts, in reply to Mr.. Sareent,s
letter. They call attention to the tact that
since the adoption Of the treaty the United
, 1877-12-02

DEs MONIES, a., Dee. Especial Master
Fisher IN the Central Railroad case to-day flee
report to the United States Circuit Court thai
2 large majority Of the bontlhoIdcrs voted IN
favor Of Gates plan OF corporation.
, 1877-12-02
WISCONSIN COURT STATISTICS.

soecfdf LasGGtch to Tie Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis. Dec 1.-The last Legislature
authorized Gor. Ludinston to appoint Com
mission to obtain information relative to busi-
, 1877-12-02

THE PorE's CONDITION.
KosIE, Dec. 1.-The POPE is worse.
HIERARCHY or SCOTLAND.
The Vatican have accepted the English Gov
ernment's conditions so rs to be able to fnro.
claim hierarchy OF Scotland immediately
, 1877-12-02
4 EEAREI:J. FALL

II FEARFUL FALL.
SpscfaI 1fsDa:ch TO 7hs Ehic11o 75ibune.
GALESA, ILL.,, Dec. IL. Carnsew, miner
at Hazel Green, fell into mineral hole, dis
tance Of 10 feet, Yesterday, and was fright
fully injured. At last accounts he was alive.
, 1877-12-02
sAMffFt. ROW. fe eeRinfety IT.,

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. Samuel Bo"ls1
editor OF tue Geqpn6kieaa, who has been III ~ ,.
several weeks, suffered this morning parsl1spp
OF the brain, and his physicians say he cafs"
recover. He is now unconscious. II
, 1877-12-02
TIE HURON DISASTER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec 1.-=Lieut. Com.
mander Green, on duty at the wreck Of the
steamer Huron, te1egraphs: "Payrnastet
Sanders and Surgeon Cuthbert's bodies arc re-
covered and buried near this place. Lieut..
PaImcr's body is found. I hear Of other Off
ccrs' bodies further north. VIII find out as
sooh as possible and telegraph. have iden.L
fed md buried the following bodies since leav-
ing Nagshead: Emerson, Really, Pierce, Mar
tin, Cooper, Ensign Danner, Oliver Stanton,
Tense, Ingrahanl, Steward, Cadet Engineer
Loomfs, Chief Clerk Gillett, Commander Ryan,
Harritty, Coffee, Hodge, Brophey, Malcolm,
Thomas II. Brown, Curry, Hanlon, Carey, and
jackson. I have the record Of each mans
position, which will send you on my return to
Norfolk.''
The Signal-scrvice observer ut the wreck of
the Huron reports tbs .. m: sDivers have sue
cessfully examined the wreck. The upper works
arc all gone. The berth deck floats nearly to
the spar deck. Can't get into the ward~room.
side is eight tcct under water. The ship seems
legged about four feet No bodies we're recov
cred since the last report.''
The Signa-Seryicc observer ut Cape Henry
reports, 9:20 p m: 1.-THE messenger sent to
notify the crews of the life saving stations be-
tween Cape Henry and Kitty Hawk to patrol
the beach has returned, and reports being in-
formed bv the crew of No. Station that the
crews and citizens bctwccns Stations Nos. 4 and
found and buried sixty-two bodies washed
ashore since the wreck Of the Huron. The
bodies were horribly mutilated, so much so that
Identification will be almost impossible. The
messenger passed six graves five miles north of
No. Station, and fragments of the wreck Us
far north as No. Station.''
, 1877-12-02

Special Dfsnutch TO Tht Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 1.-Walter Van
Les1vcn, d lad Of 16 years, shot himself at Evart
yesterday through the accidental discharge Of
pistol, the ball entering the right side and
passing down to the left hip, causing fatal i'll
jury.
, 1877-12-02

TIE WAR.
TC-.K1sH LOSS AT SrrcHEA.
boaoT, Dec "details Of losses in the fight
ing at Altchka on the o6th ult show that the
Russians collected $500 Turkish dead.
SATISFACTION.
ROME Dec. 1.-The Porte has offered full
sat1siaetlon 1or the seizure Of the two Italian
, 1877-12-02

C2AWIED AWAY AND DIED.
4SnecinI Dispatch to The Chtca1o Tribune
DUBUQUE. a., Dec. 1.-Thc dead body of o
man was found this morning in d burn situated
thirteen miles west Of Dubuque. 1t was impos-
siblc to ascertain his name. All that Is known
Of his past life Is that he canle from Sioux City,
and had pawned watch there for ST, as the
check in bis pocket showed. 1t is thought that
he became sick, sought the barn for rest, aud
died. When found, his eyes we're eaten out By
rats and mice, showing that be had been dead
several DAYS.
, 1877-12-02

New ORLEANS, Dec. Ia special to the Times
sars the Lotus No, , burned this afternoon at
Waterloo. No liyes lost. There were 11OJ
f,alcs Of cotton on board. The boat was scuttled
and sunk. The cargo is probably total loss.
, 1877-12-02

Debt leas Casll IN the Treasury. 9
necfease OF debt during So,s,n Der.
decrease since June ~. 1S17............,,
Bonds Issued to Pacific Ka.lroad Comp..
1n nlcs interest nayahfc III lawful money:
Ffintlrsl outstaa.ltng
interest accrued snd not yet paid. ...,.,.
interest paid ~ tlte United Sia.cs .......
interest rspatl by transportation Of
Baiancc Of interest paid BY the United
bonds IN the3 Treasury to secure banE
NJ NAs"lAV1i: ;: -. .......-. .......,..,..,..
TO secure public acpoFtts., ;. ...,..
tNl;ed states bohAs deposited Tor c1rcu.
!2tion Tor the week ending tn.e!av.... ~
Gni1sd sta:cs bonds held ior circulation
-Wi,tAeia#n Tor the week ending today.
National Hank circulation outstaudlnc:
currency natca--
Receipts Of National Hank ..otes for re-.
uelnpupn for the week cnpInr TO-DAY.
ns for,parcG VIII t..o corrtsponditic
w,ee last year.
tottl-*
Aeafss+.s--....---..-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1877-12-02


PRACTICALLY SOLID
In opposition. The only exceptions were the
two who have earned the appcllation OF apostates
during the last week-Conover and Patterson
and Stanley Matthews. Fitzsimmons was con-
drmcd by majority.
The only nominations considered in executive
session besides undisputcd ones were those OF
Fitzsimmons and Clayton as Consul to Callao
The latter WIS almost as bitterly opposed us
Eitxsmmons and was confirmed. There re-
mains, Of course, unacted upon long list OF
nominations, including
THAT OF WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
to be Collector at Chicago. The nomination Of
Harlan will stand unless Tccopsidercd. The nh.
ject OF the Republicans in forcing a re-
cess until Monday at 10 o'clock instead
OF ad1ourning is to prevent afToralng the presi-
dent any opportunity for making suspensions
from oillce before the next session could bee;n.
at II O'Clock Monday. The recess plan is said to
have been Conklfng's. He thus far has been
Successful in leading the Republicans in organ.
heo opposition to the President as to conflrua-
uous. >11N
NEW POINT
Is raised tonight By Senators friendly to the
Administration. They sur that if adjournment
can be prevented at 70 o'clock Monday md tho
session made to continue beyond TINT hour thu
result viii be that the second session c. IN.
'1ort5-a1th Congress will not then begin. and
that the first session must be legally con.
.sloered as continuing. Should this he
lhe Tact, the nominations not acted
apon would not fall at II o'clock Mondsr. md
require to be sent in again. Some Democrats
"ho still have nominations upon which they de-
sure action would undoubtedly combine to
PREVENT THIS ADJOURNMENT.
ANYTHING was 10 be gained BY it. The matter
s.oeing discussed. There will remain two }1ours
OF tue present session Monday morning, from 10
to L. It is the expectation among Senators
that these two hours will be devoted to execu-
tive session, but that will depend upon q yntc
Should the two Houses be devoted to executive
session, doubtless the majority would desire to
hsve the time devotcd to the confirmation of
undisputed cases. Otherwise it, will bc
possible for Opposing Senators to con-
sume. the entire time in debate,
md thus defeat combinations. Conkliug.
for instance, would have no difficulty in talking
MO hours in opposition to the removal of his |
New York Custom House fr1cnds7 II William
henry Smith IS confirmed as Chicago Collector /
'efore IL o'clock Monday his confirmation will
e likely to depend upon the action OF Senator
,aTis or OglesbY. II either Of them should
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-19
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

The Baltimore spring meeting will commence on
Tuesday next. The programme Is a very good one,
and It is probable that great many New Workers Will
attend On the FIRST day there will be Two races, two
OF which great sweepstakes ono with thirteen en-
tries and the other with twenty-five. There are also
two purses 10 DO for the fiat and stccplc-
chase on the second day there VIII be TWO great sweep
stakes one Tor ods with twcntysix entries,
and The Gun. In which there are thirteen good race
horses Besides those thoro handicap stakes and
a pu sc; mile meats On the third day there Is purse
of a mile then tho Prcakness Stakes Tor three-ycar
ODDS a mile and hail. with seventeen entries; then
selling race OF mile and throe-quartersi purse OF
5000. mile hoats and hurdle race, mlle meats over
four hurdles. On tho fourth day there will be
nurse. one milo; n purse, mile and hall, and ono
81 900 two heats Tor all ages The last race WIN DC
The tceplechasc Post stakes 10 wnch tbcrc are
an subscribers That the meeting VIII be a success
there con be no doubt
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pressed he paid al will tell you thing that have
acknowledged 10 no one except my jailcr While Mrs
Caraway was UNCONSCIOUS and N dying condition
committed an outrage on her person. Kept
this a secret for fear Of being lynchcd."
READY FOR DEATH.
While with the prisoner he sold his body TO the py.
sicians for So on leaving the jail he laced crowd or
on mis- colin the gallows, quietly chcwed your re.
porter's Tobacco, and calmly gnzcd at the snrgng
crowd. When reached the gibbet we found least
5000 people, many of whom were white ladiea
assembled 10 witness the vengeance of the law. He
lett the wagon and assembled the scaiold with firm
tread without any sign OF fear.
THE MuRbERER's FAITH ~ A HAPPY ETERNITY
After tho religious services the sheriff askcd him
he had ANYTHING TO say to the multude he replied.
.xothngn On being pressed he ad:--"I have but
little 10 say TO this large crowd This scene ought 10
speak for me- tell you am with Jesus. Great APP
plause au here 10 tell OF things that happened
years ago will soon be where shall be NJ Tor.
ever fs.Amcn 20 from negroes IN the crowd
sDon't do as have dode but II you do. put faith In
the Lord He ia incrcul and will forgive TIL now he
mas made nv yoke easy. have pothing moro TO say.
s1nANoLED BY LEGAL PROCESS.
Turning to the Shern, no SAID, IL am ready and
without u culver in any muscle he stepped upon the
fatal trap and held his hands Tor the cords 10 be tied by
the sheriff AS the cap was heng adjusted he spit out
his tobacco and said "I.ord, may the Lamb pray. -
At this moment the trap fell and falling seven feet his
body hung dangling at The end OF the hangman's rope
His WRITINGS showed that his neck was not broken.
ana after sixteen minutes he was pronounced dead
IRON strane ulaton.
.ef rHer aff INDECENT HASTE. NHg
The husband of Mrs. Caraway this morning bought
license Tor second marriage and then proceeded TO
witness the execution. Much excitement and In uigna-
ton was expressed ut this unsecmly haste.
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A MINIATURE HE'LL GATE.

A number OF workmen have been engaged at tho
Equitable Building Tor some tmo past boring for an
well 10 be sunk the centre the block In
the progress OF tho work they came a huge
rock aud II determined TO blast it by means oi u
battery. The blast took place yesterday afternoon and
about nifty feet below the surface o the cellar
the effect eit throughout the block bounded by
broadway and Pine, Codarand Nassau streets Az tho
cause OF the shock unknown TO most oil the per-
occupying tho buildings IL was thought ut nrst
that nm earthquake had struck the city, and in tho
mag iuaion OF some II appeared as II the buildings
were tumblng over their heads The cause beng
quickly ascertaiucd, however, all foarB wcro naycd
aud business went usual
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


MARION. s. G., May Is, 1877.
jack Burgoync cooredl, convicted OF Tho murder Of
Alexander Gregg the 9th OF November last, to-day
,xpiated his crime the gaows. Al twenty minutes
past eleven A. NJ he assembled the scanold where
liuous services we're pet ormcd. Tho condemned man.
in instant expectation OF DEATH perfectly calm
and collected ana realized his fate with apparent in
difference.
MURDERER's HOPE OF HEAVEN.
Assuming an attitude OF holiness he delivered The
to-day should be terrible warning to you all, white
and black have prayed to the good Master and feel
that have been forgiven. l am the FIRST
but hope to be tho last, placed In this
position. | am able say that /
not AFRAID TO die God not like man; He forgives
but pan does am ready and Willing 10 go to the
Lord who will crown me in Heaven am before you
now but ABOUT to cross Jordans stream, where
roll viii be called Trust that you VIII be
there and TO your names Hope to
together when the trumpet will sound. You have
heard oil my CRIME was led astray by the devil
was bound and chained but now am loose forever
and am going to better world. Tell my wife
and children and sister Mary shall look for them to
meot me in heaven, where the parting will never be-
Tel my brother TO attend 10 my funeral arrangements
Good bye all meet me in glory"
The moose was adjusted, the Gap placed on his head
and at fifty minutes past twelve O'Clock the Sheriff,
bidding him adieu placed his foot the treale The
trap fell and Jack Burgoyne launched Into eter-
nifty After hanging twenty minutes tho body cut
down ana given IN charge Of his friends for ntermen
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TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY.

LAST DAY OF THE SECOND SPRING MEETING AT WEST
SIDE DRIVING PARK.-rhe attendance was largo and
tho track in excellent order yesterday. There were
three trots the card tho first being tho unfinished
match race from Thursday, OF which five heats had
bccn trottsd Moscow was credited with two, Ncr-
mont Maid with one and the other two were dead
heats. Moscow won the sixth and deciding heat at
his ease IN 2:iG
The follow ing are the
SUMMARIES.
WEST SiDE PARK, JstsKY Ciry-THIRD AND LAST DAY
or the SECOND SPRING MEETISG-FRiDAY, MAY Is
TRorrISG MATCH $3.50; mile heats, bos three IN i've
Starters
Peter Manec's ch. 6. Moscow ito
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, 49, lS77-WITH SUPPLEM

behoovcs the Creedmoor authorities that every
thing 10 n good order tor the marksmen who will con-
tend next week. The grass now growing rank before
the mid ranges and long ranges should Dc cut, II IN
tereres materially with aiming, and produces that
blur which so irritating to the careful rineman.
marksnan shooting IN the carton match, with tho
grass waving before the builseye, would have poor
chance OF making a creditable score
rO-pAys EVENTS
The events that VIII como oil to-day the Rcming-
ton range $500 tgoid) prize match the competition
for the Spirit Of Tie Times medal and tho first compete
ton for tho medal OF the Irish American Riho Club
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A CARD FROM MIR. PHILPOT.
MAY1s, 1877.

To THE EDiroR or THE HERALD
In your paper Of to-day noticed an article headed
"Phpo,'s Deadly Dirk" The reporter OF the HERALD
was imposed upon by somebody IN regard to the Dirk
mad "a disturbance with man whose name was men.
Toned and the only weapons used were my hands, IN
sc-dcicncc. as any man would do u insdted AMI as
sauitcd THOMAS PHILPOT. No. 33s FIRST street.
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Tho causes OF the time being SO slow III the second
and third the rider OF tho bay geldng Ward,
J losing stirrup and tho horse cut his fore quarter
very badly and was pulled up after passing the hai
mile pole. Frank came on very slowly and won tho
second heat 3lS he third heat Ward, Jr,, could
rot start. he very iame and was drawn. Frank
logged around the track and won the heat ana race NJ
his pleasure, in 4: ~
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

Tho spring meeting OF tho New Y ork Athletic Club
takes place al their grounds, Mott Haven, May 30
decoration Day. The entries close to-day. The
Prizes exhibition at the Gorham Manufac.
tuIing Company store, Union square
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Tie following yachts arc IN the harbor OF Grecn-
port N. Y. :-schooners-sca Witch, EscIlc, Lena, y.
IL. stott, J. ID. Smith S!oops--katc, Mantle Arrow,
Hope, Alert, q. r. Randolph, H. II. huntlcy, Winans,
Swan, YAH steam yacht--Mystic, Osborne.
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ROWING CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

HALIFAX N. s., May Is, 1877.
Tho backors OF Warren Smith have decided TO accept
the challenge OF Wallace Ross, OF 81 John, 10 scull
race stakes and place TO dccJed upon hereafter.
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W. j. Grcgory's b. IN. Vermont Maid
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I SANE DAY-SEcOND KACE.-Fursc SIUU Tor horses
that have never beaten AS $5 to the rst $50 to tho
second and $50 10 the third horse. Mile heats, best