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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
THE MAJESTIC SAVAGE.
SITTING BULL AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF
GENERAL TEnRys COMMISSION.
~ rELIGRApu TO THE HERALD.

IDY rELEGRAPn TO THE HERALD.
PEMBlSA, ID. r.. Sept 81 1877.
Several reliable hafbrccd Indian traders and their
families have returned here from the plains via the
International boundary line road, direct from sitting
BULBS camp They report him, as late us tho 10th
inst, campcd on Wood Mountain, on tho Canadian
side, with fifteen hundred warriors Several outrages
trading parties by Sitting Dul's warriors have been
reported, but Sitting Bull regulates tie charse Vi
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. 5aN
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CHOW WISH THAT MY SKIN WAS AS WHITE
and soft vours said lady the other day to female
friend. You easily make IL so said the lady ID
dressed ow z. inquired tho hrs. speaker. Use GLKSSs
SULPHUR
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A.-BENNErr BUILDING.

FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, Ann AND FULTON SrS
nANpSoME AID Will HEATED OFFICES
suIrABL ron
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND NsURASCE OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PRE.lSES.
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SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE tsPEC.
iaty eoDtlcmcn's sink IIas..atest novelties In
HATS HEi NETS Derry aud Sorr HATS Is New Church
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A--FOR GENrLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL
" direct to the manufactures. EsPENSCHEID. llS
Nua.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
THE PREVENTION OF CRIME.

The Ninth Ward Auxiliary Society for tho Prevon-
ton OF Crime held meeting last evening at the North
Baptist Church, corner Of Christopher and Bedford
j. J. Brouner, Mr. j. D. Read and Mr. E. D. Culver.
Mr.. Culvcrs address the principal speech Of the
evening He explained to the people the license law
IL exists and showed them how they could efec-
tua stop the greater part Of the liquor traffic he
told HIS hearers that they should DO all they could to
bring these dramshop keepers within the power OF the
Law, even If they had TO taste the liquor sold them
eelves; would be harm that they brought the
necessary evidence to convict. The liquor dealers
already trembling before the efforts OF the society
anu wore willing 10 beg for mercy "Be not afraid of
them, my friends. They have not half the courage
you have" He thcn spoke OF the cases recently
brought before the Court of General Sessions aud
said that whole batch OF liquor dealers would be
.And my friends" continued Mr.. Culver, sit has
leaked out that they to be fined each OF them
spectacle this tme but the Recorder intends to
admonsh thcm that II cvcr brought before him again
they will be subjected both 10 fine and Imprisonment"
FIFTEENTH WARD SOCIETY
meeting was held last night In the Church of the
Strangers Mercer aud Eighth Streets for the purpose
OF organizing the Fifteenth Ward Auxiliary Associa-
tion for the Prevention OF Crime II was held that
the OF intoxicating liquors Is the root Of all crmc
and therefore resolved that intemperanco must be
abated.
Mr. Bone opened the meeting, Mr. Benedict pre-.
sided and the Rev. Dr. Baker Offered prayer for tho
Of the undertaking. Messrs. Hubbel. Bone
and Patten were nominated Committee on Constitu-
The following officers eected:-Mr. Erastus
g. Benedict President; Rev. NJ. s Sutton, D. d., Mr..
Abraham Lent and Professor g. W. Clark, Vice PrcsI-
cents; Treasurer, Edward Schcll; Secretary, George
O. Thompson; Executive Committee, Myer Il. Myers,
DR.. H. w. Richardson, g. NJ Earle DR.. James o.
Smith. N p Beers, Dr. J. HubbeI, Rev. J. =. Belker,
A. J. Dervey.
Before adiourning Mr. Miinkin and othcrs addressed
the meeting on the subject OF temperance.
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A JUDGE INDICTED.

The sensation Of the day still tho Indictment OF
Judge Daggers Tor conspiracy with James Preston,
ono tho judges OF the court IN which the ndict-
ment was found Tho secrecy OF tho Grand Jury room
has been violated TO great extent and is reported
on very good authority, that the case OF tho her-
chants Loan and Trust Company before the Grand
Jury for two days. the vote stood 2for Indictment
and IL against II Tho scenes In the jury room were
quite dramatic, and one OF the minority tainted ater
vigorous effort to prevent the Indictment The charge
IS that Preston took Judge Dagpers stock amounting
to 81 600 to the bank and exchanged u Tor mortgage
owned by the bank on 1871 two days alter ia
ure ant the same that the receiver was appointed
There was only ono lacking to indiot twenty per-
sons on similar charges, and one OF them lady IN
high social standing The effort to reconsider the
action OF tho Grand Jury would have been successful
but Ior the absence OF two OF the jurors who were
favorable to Judge Daggers. Among the members Q,
the Jury was a director Of the Morcnanss' Loan
and Firemen's Insurance Company, and no indct-
men,s we're found In connection with the latter ins
tuition. -, .-
Judge Daggers says that no bought the mortgage
from Mr. Prcston giving his cheek TOT ~ 100 40, on
Jul, o. He reassgnc& the mortpage 70 .ne receiver
without consultation, and says no has no apprehcn
sioD
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho Architectural Iron Works at Fourteenth street
and avenue are again In financial embarrassment
The company failed about year ago with liabilities Of
$500 000 but succeeded obtaining composition In
bankruptcy at flty cents on tho dollar, which has
never been fully paid TO the creditors Mr. Nathaniel
Cheney subsequently obtained possession Of most Of
the Stock thus securing controlling interest," and he
undertook the concern, but has not succeeded,
and now takes tho benefit OF the Bankrupt act by
fling petition in voluntary bankruptcy, which has
been referred Register Dwight take further pro.
ccedings Tho nominal liabilities amount to about
s2o6 o0o the greater portion OF which s due IN the
matter OF tho composition Of the iron works The
largest claim is that OF the Mutual Lie In.
surance Company for $67,632 06, being a judg.
ment Tor deficiency In the foreclosure Of o
mortgage given by the Architecture Iron Works, and
secured 9y sn has on tSs p1p%sry % o. .na works On
aud lots in llSth street, near Fifth avenue The
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company has q
claim for s4s 900 money loaned TO the iron works and
secured by a mortgage on the establis hment Among
the other claims are the followng-J NJ. Duclos,
hrsss Wssa ssas s HuasSs ESs
Iron Company, 047 90; Brooklyn Bank, S. 401 Ii;
Importers and Traders Bank S4,ol4 ~; Mulcany 6
ST. 5l5 90. The consist OF twelve which
the works located, mortgaged to their full value
for S4S, ,000 the machinery &c., valued at $Il9 600,
covered by cnattel mortgage TO tho creditors
in tho composition proceedings; house and lot No.
40 West Fifty first street. nortgaged Tor $27 500 its full
value, and ols In llSth street, near Fifth avenue
which are fully covered by mortgages aud lions.
Henry Pike, who resides in Harrison, Westchester
county but who transacs business In this city, has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy, and the has
been referred Register Close. His liabilities foot
up TO $37 0O0 large portion oil which are on account
OF real estate Transactions Tho following are the
principal credtors-C. II. Christmas $1O 900; estate
OF NJ Pike, S9,192; VS. Pike, 5000; city OF Brook
lyn Tor taxes, $1,000; Fayette Bank OF Cincinnati
s., 0O0 HIS assets consist ot house and lot In
Brooklyn, the of which Is estimated at S12 800
Kendall n Patt, dealers In hops, at No. IL Water
benefit OF their croditors have completed a state.
OF their affairs. which shows the liabilities TO DO
Sl0,264 50; nominal assets, 81, 500 81 and actual
sets 50, 066 81
In the County Clerks Office yesterday there was
filed the assignment OF William G. Gilman TO Oliver
ako suntt
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
STOLEN BONDS.

Superintendent Wang yesterday notified OF
the robbery last month of large number bonds at
Cambrdgeport, tor which reward of $4 500 is offered.
The bonds the property OF Messrs. Luther Slater,
S. B. Snow, Daniel H. Thursson, Oliver j. Rand and
Lucus r Paige. The following Is full and complete
list:-Twenty-six United States bonds-to wit, vi
1ssls four Of 81. 900 each Nos IL 334, 1885, pay.
able John A. Stevens Nos, 80, 550 s0,651 payable
to A. Frothingham cashier and three OF $500 each,
No. 1887, payable to c. II. Rogers, No. 1913
payable Lucius r. Paige, ana No 39 $685. of lS67s,
i've OF $1,000 each, Nos A. SS1, a., SS2 and A. 1885,
letter G, Nos $685. 1857, letter Of $500, No.
l4s2 letter and thireeen 500 each, Nos. H. 1893,
81 353 145 003 letter A, Nos. 90 1884, 81 962 OIL $685.
letter B, No. 35 239 letter C. No 20l 090 letter d,
No - 142 letter E. No. $780, letter +, No III Sio
letter H. No. 243 00S, letter and No. III. $780, Also
other bonds-to wit, one town of ST JonnsDury, VT.
No. 35 81 900; i've OF ST. 900 each, Connecticut and
Passsumpsic Railroad, Nos. $50, $780, 39l 1902, 1893;
three Vermont ana Massachusetts Railroad, two OF
$500 each Nos 1,07S, 1,079 and OF $lOO, No.
l,640 Also certificates oil stocks to wit Ten shares
Connecticut aud Passumpsc Railroad shares Chcl
National Bank. thirteen Nicholson File Company
nifty Mckay Il Blgclow Hseling Association, twonty-
nine Cambridgeport National Bank, fifteen Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad, SIX Washington Fire
and Marlue Insurance Company, seventy Cam.
bridge Gas Light Company, together with sundry
deeds mortgage notes, insurance policies, life nsur
policy, and savings bank books standing in ths
names OF Luther Slater, ). B. Snow. OiverJ. Rand
and Lucius X. Paige
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
sCOTTIsH-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CLUB.
THIRD ANNUAL FALL GAMEs-THE EVENTS AND
ENTRIES.

THIRD ANNUAL FALL GAMEs-THE EVENTS AND
ENTRIES.
The third annual fall games Of the Scottish.
Athletic Club will take place tomorrow the grounds
OF the New York Athletic Club at Mott Haven. The
sport promises to he oil the highest class the
comprise the best performers In the country. In
100 yards there will como together those excellent
sprntcrs y. q McIvor, OF Montreal; +. q Saportas,
OF New York, and h. II. Lee. OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, with ten others Of great speed. Tho
result of this evont will be lower the record the
lucky man will have his hands iul with such field OF
dangerous opponenta The one-milo walk will in
and 4. c. Holske, with six other starters. THO
coming together Of the three pedest rRns named Is
pated be Of the most intere sting features
OF the athletic year Edward Merritt the well-known
half mile runner, will meet Richard Morgan In the
one mile dash. Ii these come to the scratch IN
nne form, 1t Will be- "good goods" that secures the
first prize The programme throughout Is excellent
the games and list OF entries being as follows
One Hundred Yards Ru-nG. Q. Mclvor, II. Il. Lee
Wilson, W. Holden, 7. G. saportas, j. b. Elliott, W.
Dnlman, Jr, W. G. Casper, ". r. Thorncll, ana G.
One Nile Wau-T. A. McEwen, 7. H. Armstrong,
Jr., W. Holden, b. w. anderson, W. Rowland, 4. q.
Hay Nile Run:-F. Banham, 9. Rowland, W. Dns-
man. Jr. s. Rothschid, W. Ii. Grinen, J. d. Hanna II.
S. Kaske aud Z. Fabragou.
Putting the Shot-H l.. Buermcyer. J. Mahon, G..
d. Parmly, g. McNichoL A. W. Adams, A. Thomson
and II. X. Wilson.
Running Long Jump-H. H. I.oe, Frazier, J. NJ
Mann, w. I. Livingston, o. McNichol and J. d. Free
man.
-Four Hundred and Forty yards Run.-w. II. arif-
len, W. o. Wilkenson, w. T. Casper, II. Danfkrch, j.
B. Hanna, H. II. Moritz. b. Hughes, II. f. Ficken, q.
Rowland A. w. Anderson, c. Faoragou and +. Mlllett
The 30 yards run, club handicap. las twenty-six
entries and the two-mio walk also closed handicap,
has nine entries Teams IRON the Yonkers Lyceum
and the ScottishAmercan club In the tug OF war.
Tnro,cing He Hdmmer.-G. ID. Parmy, II. X. Bucr-
meyer, l. Frazier, NJ. E. More, J. q. Truax, A. w.
Adams, j. NJ Mann, W. r. Livingston, A. Thomson
and q. McNichoL
Vauiting iDiM Poie.--G. NJ Nichol ). b. Hanna, l.
Frazier, 4. Clare, B. Greig and NJ. h. More.
one Hours Waik.-U. h. Armstrong, Jr +. J. Mott,
r. j. HILL J. r. Jones, w. Chids 7. IL. smith, J. j.
Mcleod, L. s. Greene, J. v. Woolcott, W. Rowland,
w. L. Whitmore, +. l.. Lenardson, b. W. Anderson,
t. Bradley and q. j. Law.
one Nile Run-Richard Morgan, c. vought, J.
Christian, J. B. Hanna, Edward Merritt, o. Rowland
and {. Fabragou.
The grounds be reached by boat from Peck slip al
1890 l. and r. NJ, aud from Fulton ierry at 10,
225 aud 3l5 p NJ. Trains leave Grand Central Depot
at IL 80. l. 80 ana 2: 30 +. ii.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
BASEBALL.

Several hundred spectators assembled at the Capt.
tonc Ground yesterday afternoon to witpess tho re-
turn game between the Wtokas and Polytechncs
The FIRST game resulted in favor OF tho Poytech ncs
by score Of to 2, consequently a close game was
looked for. Tho Poiys had their strongest nine
and went In with firm determination to win, but
tney missed their mark and obliged 10
their many friends. Following is the score ~
Wltoka. l D 2 8 Ola
Polytechnic. ............ 0 y 0 l. 2
Umpire, Mr.. Ackerman.
To-Day the Chclseas and Alaskas play on the Capto-
line Ground, aud Wnonas and Osceolas, OF Hacken-
sack, at Prospect Park.
Tho three days tournament at Margaretville, N. Y.
ended yesterday, tho Volunteers, OF Poughkeepsio,
winning the first prize.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
SCENTING BURGLARS.

On the night Of Sunday, October s. the Harlem
branch Of soria's dyeng establishment, No. 2,345
Third avenue, was broken into and large number Of
silk dresses aud other articles OF clothing vauod at
$780, carried away Tho thieves lett tho slightest
clew behind them bat Detective Clark felt convinced,
after invest CATION, that the guilty party lived in
Harlem and accordingly set a trap. Yesterday morn
Ing Richard Harmon, young man, boarding In 18th
street, walked into IL Clark searched and found on
his person pawn ticket issued by Madgan, OF Second
avenue and Thirty second street, gwen In exchange
Tor u twenty-five dollar shawl which Mr.. Soria alter
ward identified OF the missing articles. Bar-
mon was arraigned yesterday afternoon tho Har-
lem Police Court, but very ungracously refused 10
converse with Justice Kasmirc The prisoner was
committed IN default OF 1000 bail Clark and Smith,
the Harlem detectives, think they will be able 10
cover the balance OF the stolen properlY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

won. Mamie Grey second. Little Sis third Annie O..
and oily Cannon also started. Time, l:45h.
The second mile and q halt dash for an
Association purse OF $500. T. J. Nichols bay mare
Tolona walked over.
Tho third race mile heats best three In Ave, for
Association purse oi $400. resulted as iollows:-
Elmore & Co. g &. Trumps. !
7: J; Megbben's CHI m Emma o..........
n. Welch's ch. h. VerdIgris. 3ro
Emma 9. was the iavoriis before tho start and
Trumps after the first heat Alter the second heat
Emma O. again the iavoritc by large Odds Trumps
barely saving his distance in this heat Time, 1.4SA-
/ 1:45-l :46-147s.
The fourth race was q free handicap, q mile and
eighth dash. The race was won BY BuH and Blue, %
lbs, Belle Isie 81 lbs. second, Mamie g., so lbs,
third Mirah (the favortel 100 lbs, Amanda Warren,
80 lbs, and Transfer, 100 lbs, not placed Time,
1894.
ro.DAY's EVENTS.
The pool selling tonight on Fridays events was as
follows:-
First race two mile dashl-MahIstick, 500; To-
Iona. $50; Felisia, $40; Trumps, 500
Second racc-scllng race (mile ncats).-Advonture,
$60 Highland Vintage, $50; Mirah, $50; GRIT, $50;
Slar,ie, sl7; Dick Adams So; Transfer, S.
Third race lmo dash) Charles Gorham, s65; Bun
ana Blue, $42; Bclle lslc, $50; Banna ghsth, $50;
Alec Murphy, SO.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
A RIGOROUS SUNDAY LAW.

soners Of Jersey City furnish him with the names OF
all persons violating the Sunday law is being COM
piled with. Chief OF Police Nathan issued IN order
yesterday to the captains Of all the police precincts
instructng them to forward to Headquarters the
names OF all persons keeping thor places open on
sundays Tor the sale OF liquors, cigars TO-
The order will apply to grocers, butchers and
BARRIERS who open for short time In the forenoon icr
the accommodation OF the public. An act Will oe n-
troduced the next Legislature providing for tho In
ncuon oil severe ponaties en- the classes Of persons
mentioned who may violate the Sunday law. Another
act Will be Introduced incorporating the Society iof
the Prevention oil Crime and authorizing their agents
TO act in the Same manner as the police Of cities o.
towna
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
ONEIDA BOAT CLUB.

THIRD ANNUAL REGATTA TO TAKE PLACE AT
TRIES.
The arrangements for the regatta at Burlington, NJ
j., on Saturday are completed. None Of the clubs
have had chance OF rowing against each other be-
fore ana great interest is felt about the respective
strength of the Pennsylvania and Jersey Five
crews of the SchuyIkIl Navy have entered, among
them the University OF Pennsylvania, the two rival
crews of Burlington and Princeton College. There
can DO no doubt should the day be fine will be
ono OF best and exciting races OF the season.
The course wide enough TO allow the eight boats
10 row abreast without icar of iouling.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
A DEAD HEAT OF THREE.

feature OF tho sport At tho Leicester (England)
racing meeting, Thursday, October 4 the circum-
stance Of dead OF three, resulting for the halt
not separate beng Telegram, Papito and Titania H.
In the deciding heat odds OF 10 laid on Tele-
gram but coming into tho straight she slipped and
fell breaking her leg, and at once put out OF her
misery. The following is report Of this rather ex-
traordinary contost:-
THE NURSERY PLATE HANDICAP OF 100 sovs., added 10
q sweepstakes OF 10 sovs each winners extra; nail
Mr. h. u. Beddingtons ch. Palpito, by The
IT, Archery 1
Mr. G. Hibbort,s b. I. Titania IL 107 lbs. .........
LORD Lonsdale's ch Telegram, 12s lbs. (lnC.
lbs extra). .(Custancel
(Hemminss)
Mr. IL jennings FAY, 1OS lbs. (W. Johnson)
Major Stapylton's Satira, l24 lbs. IT Cannon)
Mr. Etches Mangostan yS lbs. .....(J. h'Donald)
Mr. II. s. stratord's f. by Blair Alhol-Ameshyst.
y lo7 lbs; .W M'D0nald)
(H. Keyts)
Betting:-2 TO 1 against Telegram. 10 against
Amethyst 1lly to against Satra, 100 to 10 against
Titania H., TO against Palpito and 10 TO against
Fay, Ayrshire Lass and Mangostan-
Mangostan made play, attended by Amethyst 1y to
the bend where the latter wide and Palpito took
the lead. When iairy In the straight Telegram and
Titania H. drew up TO Papito, and this trio ran
magnificent race home tho result being dead heat
With tho three
Deciding ghsat-Betting:-8t to on Telegram, 0 to-
against Tltana H. and 70 against Papito. Titania
IL held clear load OF Palpito 10 the turn into the
straight, whcro Telegram slipped up, and Palpo get
ting best Of Tania H. the last few strides
by lead Telegram broke her log Just above the fe
lock, and had to be destroyed.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
CRICKET.

ENGLAND VS.. AMERICA--THE LATTER VICTORIOUS
IN ONE INNING.
The match game at cricket for the benefit Of George
Giles Sr, instructor and club house keeper for the
81. Georges Club was finished yesterday The at
tendance was much larger than on Wednesday, not
able feature being number Of ladies on the ground
The FIRST days play had left the English twelve with
buv.four runs for their first inning, and the
American twelve with sixty and only three
wlcxets down. Play resumed yesterday morning
at halt past eleven and at Ave O'Clock tho victory was
awarded TO the Americans The following Is the scoro
OF the game:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
NASHVILLE RACES.

FOURTH DAY OF TIE MEETINd-CHARLEs COR
HAM, ToLoNA, TgUMps AND BUFF AND BLUE
The WINNERS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. is, 1871
This was the fourth day OF the fall meeting of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association. The weather was
cloudy, and light rain foil at noon.
The nrst mile dash for threc-year.olds,
Association purse $3.50. s. J. Sayer's bay goIdng,
Charles Gorham, BY Blarnoystone, dam Aurora Raby.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
SUPPOSED MURDER.

Isaac Smith was found dcad on Wednesday night
near his house, with bullet hole through the back
his head. no was lying his face and his pocket
book and watch were gone. From appearances he
had been several days dead. He livod alone In
small about I've miles from Neshanc, Somerset
county. N. J.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19

,erg,bs 10 the half.mie pole-time 1:10h-Biack-
wood, Jr. second two lengths ahead Of Tom yeier.on
Mi Desperandum fourth Leaving here the latter
bepan 10 close and going up hill OF the backstrctch
he passed Tom Jefferson. Al the three-quarter pole
Thorndae leading half length on break, Black
wood JE second one length In front OF MI Desper-
andun the latter two lengths In front OF rom Jener
very exciting struggle up ,ne mo- ssa u
two lengths, Nil Desperandum second, Two iensths
ahead Tom jefferson. the latter one iengtn IN front
OF rborndale. Time OF the heat, 2:29H.
Fifth HeaE-Tom Jefferson was away nrsI, Inorn-
dale second Biackwood Jr., third, MI Desperahduin
fourth ba. al we together, wner w.s s'Sy S,ous 20 see
what was the gait they were gong SO dark naa ~ oe-
como but at the quarter pole B,ackwooo IT, was ws
Dcsperandum third, Thorndale fourth Ihe time 10
ihls point was 81 seconds. When the horses came
roadside on the lower turn Blackwood, Jr was lead
INC TWO lengths Tom Jefferson second, one length
ahead OF Nil Uesperapdun che latter tnree iengtns ia
front OF Thorndale, the latter on run rnsy Teacnea
thn half mile pole IN l:13, all together Leaving
there aud going up the hill OF the nonestretcn morn
dae went into run and never stopped until he was
hali-a-dozen lengths ahead OF all the others Ap-
nraachinc The three quarter pole ne was pulled to
tro and the others began TO close the dayght very
quickly wo M se 70 ohsa "
soon up with him. Biackwood, JE, came mono winner
Of the heat by length, MI Desperandum second.
An 'front.' OF Tom Jefferson. Time OF the heat, 2:3l a.
the race was then postponed until to-day ut one
O'Clock:
SANE DAY-Purse S5, ,O0o ior the championship OF
1877 and silver cup; 900 the hrst 81 900 70 tne
second, $1,000 to the third and $500 TO the ioortn
horse; mile heats. best three In Ave, IL narnoss.
Entries
A. j. McKimmn's blk. g. Biackwood, DR.,
by Black kwood-Belle Sheridan, by
Blood's Blackhawk. wk..................4 ! !
Edwin Tnorne's b. 8 Thorndale, by Al
exandcr's Abdalah, dam by MamoriDo .
Chcf..
R. Peuistan's b. s. MI Desporandum, by
BeImont-Lady Mckinney .......... !
j. Hart Welsh's blk. q. Thomas Jefferson.
by Toronto Chief-Gypsy Queen, by
wagner. .......s...ss.. ...s.'
Pat Days b. g. Young Sentinel, by
Thorn's Sentinel, dam by Seely's Star. or.
David Nevin's ch. 3 Fearnaught. Jr.,
by Fcarnaught. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DIR.
H. Il. Halton b. g. Orange Blossom, by
Middetown. ............ ............ or.
A. A. & j. l.. Barclays br. s. Banker,
by Rysdyck's Hambletonian. DIR.
H. r. Stevens L. Bros CHI. s. General
Grant, by Wapsy Bashaw. ............. Or.
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
BOAT RACE ON THE MERRIMAC.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct 49, 1871
single scull race the Merrimac River this after
noon between David Kennedy and Daniel +. Sull-
van, for 500 side, distance TWO miles, was won by
the latter Time, lam 24s
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
YACHTING NOTES.

The ARIEL, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. William L. Swan, from
Oyster Bay passed the HERALD telegraph station at
Whitestone yesterday afternoon route for New York;
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
POINT BREEZE PARK RACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Is, 1877.
Fourth day OF the fall meeting OF the Point Breeze
Park Association.
Frs, race for 24o class; purse $500, divided. Sans
souc won the three straight aeats, Addio E. C.
second, Lilly Jackson third
Time 23J-2:36-2 33ss.
Double tcams-Purse $500, divided
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosroS, Oct. Is, 1877.
The October meeting at Mystic Park commenced 10.
day. The weather fine, the track in good con-
dition and the attendance very large The following
is q summary OF the races:-
prycp ki0o for thu o.Ia rIasu