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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
IRON A PHYSICIAN.
Brps PAaE, VI. Feb. :, IS

BrpE PAaE, VI. Feb. =, 1870.
Messr. Seth ". Yovls / Sons, Boston-
Gents: You may perhaps remember that ] wrote
700 several weeks Aso In regard to the uss OF
the Peruvian syrup for my wife. who Vas sui.
fsring from ssnsiai debility, the sequence Of
Typhoid Dysentsry. ! bad tried the most not
cd physicians 10 this stats, and also In uensda.
without relief, Al your recommendation shs
commenced the upe Of the syrup. the nrst four
bot'iss made but little Impression. but while
taxing the NTH she began 10 improve rapidly,
and now, aftsr using siI OF the dollar bottles,
shs has rseAined her strsngtn. and 10 abba 70 do
most Of the work about the hou-e; and feel
lhst I cannot sp<ak too highly In praiss Of ths
Peruvian Byrup. I have prescribed II 10 scv-
versi Of my p~stistts. aud hsv. procured the
sale Of several dozsn OF Il here. You can maks
any use OF this letter you ere ~. Yours ysy
truly, N. d. BELDEN, u. D.
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.Ir.s N A q

Hes brought many to untImely graves. what
Ia q eoushf The lungs or bronchial tubee hsvs
been attached by . cold: iaiure sounds an
DOM suggests "try wi.tsr's Balssm OF Wild
Cherry 10 has cured. during the LAST
half OF . century. Thousands upon Thousands OF
persons. A. ons you cough. there 10 LANCER,
Tor the cough 10 q Safety Valve. Uss wistar"
and be cured. Sold By sil druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

INSURANCE .-Georgs W. Hall. who ID
veil known in this community -
thorough and competent business man
has accepted the agency Of J. A. Brumssy,
die insurance man. for Gold Hill. Mt.
Hall will insure your property at the most
r~easousble RATS In irst-clAss companies.
No trouble will Be spared 10 make matter.
clear 10 patrons. Call upon oeorse INC
Ist him explain the whole business.
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street. aassstisa..
lsr rus wr.rxax us,os q risai

Isu = Nss'"
s.s PnAScIsco. April $3.50 P. =.
Con. Virginia. 49,. i9h b5.
Ophir. IS. AN, ~. i6as. 10 ID.
California. 2sh. ~.
Caledonia. 2 40.
Julia. 8 40. . %. 81.
Belcher. 2 Gj.
Navajo. I 10.
Sierra Nevada. 3 O5.
Gould 4 Curry. Z. Z ID.
Eureka Con-. Az. i3a.
Crown Point. 5.
Hale a Norcross. 81, ~ b.
Grand Prize. CO,
Best 4 Belcher. Ia.
Mexican, l2S.
Ward. I 10. I -.
Moioc. I 50. I G5, I 10, 20.
Justice. c.,
Defrees. 35c.
Grand Prize ca.
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TIE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
April ., 1878.

IssIshy sssek Markes-rhs sssra'
messs Bear Lestslatoss Tussied
Out = Ophir shs Lively Leed
lierse- Besansa Yield ssd Divf-
D~ads - Regssssssed Jsssiee -
The savage Company Nu"ssss
the west End Of the Husro r"s'
nei-Ths Csssssek Gsiss oas 70
Meet satrs and shake hssas
Aeros~ the Rissdy Chssna- Las~ss
Mtninx Inforusattou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

The claim Of the Tyler Gold and Silver
Mining Company. at American Flat. TO-
gether with the improvements on the same.
have been decided 70 the county BY Sheriff
Kelly, 10 satlsfy . judgment Of the District
Court for si54 70 unpaid taxes and costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
A CARD.

Ia all Who are suffering from the eron and
indiscrs.ions Of youth. nervous wesknsss. early
decay, ioss OF manhood. str. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, YREE OF cHAl0
rnis great rsmedy vas discovered By . mission.
arr In south America. Send . self-addressed
envelope TO the RKv. JOSEPH 7. tNhAN.
station d, Bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
ruK PALACE BATTING STAND.

For Q roast OF beef upeleeiisd In Storey
county, 10 TO Thomas HsfrJn's Eating Stand.
in the Palace Saloon, NO. Z North o strvet,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs II all hour n
every style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. for tasty, home style OF cooking, and
the best and fresf est Of ell that the markets
snord. the Palace Eating Stand has no supertos.
Trv n apl1 n
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q, II. GALLUP.

o. II. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of osiifor.
uis. Gold Mn, heeps constantly on hand III
fayorits brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoics bit
cigsrs, ali ki.sds OF chewing tobacco. meet.
schaum pipes, nuts, candiss. nns cutlery, and
toys and hncy goods OF all kinds. APIS n
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DIVIDENDS.

Caltssrnta-s2 per share, aegrrsstins si:ocn.
oO declared March rh; raJao'e hsfen
lah
Consolidated vtrEtsia--ta per share
aerrxaung 81. oso, 100; declared hAren 'tn'
payabls March itth.
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II EVENING NEWS
REPORr.
uAn Francfseo Board.
IAn IxxNna.

Last xvxxna-
10 Raymond 4 Ely. Al
sos Eureis Con. q. tik. Il. Il so. a
70 Leopard, 6oc. Sc
ms SSf,SsTn rslle. ~. TS.TX
3D Jsck. on. ts.t@
$50 Phenix. ], iA
i3 Alps. 3 %
600 Belmont. I 70. IN
rs H.nast,sn. IN. ~. NJ
400 De Frees, sc. toc
sfD Grand Prize. O..
30 ArIenta, sc
10 Young Amen q. ~. &C
i75 Ind-psndenec, soc
800 silver Prizs. zoe
600 ~Falconi;oc. sc
rs, .sS s s.ss; III. \ S, 8. DC
500 scdos. %. / 80. U.s.. ~
$50 Bodie. IN. 20. Is
3Do Navajo. IN
80 TIP Top 7io.s
tl3s ophir. ". tok. ssx. ~. ~. pk. %
sO. <ax. u. az
iTo Bsst l BeIeher. rI.. IL.
$40 Julia. sass
30 Goa. Virginia. 10. Is. l9k
ESQ lmpsrisi. 0c
Is5 Mexican. nv. 10. isa.. iik
~ Balloon. 4 90
800 Alta. 81 b, 81
80 MeCrseksn, ~
$50 Caledonia. . 20. . s., ~
no oouid b Curry. est
$50 Bsntou. I 20. I ~
so Justice. ss.Gs
ass risrra Nevada. ., no
so succor, iOo
rs osiiforals. 3sS. n, - lbs
60 Bals q Sorcross. IN. %. ~. ~ %.
y. bo
TINS MORNING.
1910 opsir. tlx, "a, tss. Is. as sso. tsS
Te0 MsIiean. ifk. H.. Ian
~ 0ssld . Curry
20 Beet q Belcher. IN
iies csiifernia. SS. 1S, sk b
ists Con virginia. isS, iss. 10. b
srO Hale 4 Norcross. .. ~. So
sis crsvu Point. ~. tsstso.tS
$50 yellow Jacket. Ts.s.Ts
% Imperial. Sc
100 Alpha. 81
$50 sissis Ssysi.. Sos. 5 iO.s
its UtAa, 10. %.
sts Bailioa, tS.t
leo Erehelusf. y. 800
lsS OvsrmA1. i3k
70D Justice, Q, On
10 Union Con-. sS.oS
100 Alta. 81
$50 sii's; Mi. 4 u. iss.i
as Dayton. lee
sco New York;
- Coincidence. AZ
30 suecos. Toe. Tsc
~ Baltimore, VIC
IS Challenge. &c
IS woodviile. toc
ITO Andes. toc. SIC
lND wells fArgo. Sc
ys0 ward. no
oO Leviathan. $50
~ Monumental. i3c
iG2s Trojan. as. nc
rs B~nton. . ~. I 30, ~
TO solid silver. 3T5
lO Roagh and Ready. sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

n Can make money fast . as work foy . tsss
q snythipg elsa. Capital no. rsquirvdj pc
VIII start you. So psf day 81 home made ~
wanted ~svsryvhsrs 70 vofk for us. Nsv 10 The
tina. Costly outft md terms Tree. Addrsss
uhl tms TRU1 D co.. Augusta, Maine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

TIE Yoansvorth oystss and Chop Houss
No. II South O street. Virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

| u.o.tn..ka far the Last day or two
,.eup, r,,iye tendency.
a, ;mn,ov.a nro.p.c,. in
1913 -. -, .o,,.. IA. ~ n. rscoy.
~ ,,,s,v ala mustang working
-. r.. ~, h,.l.
~ g. a. .I-.v.
!" T.. .,,s, m.n,,.r, a, ,hs ouhir
-, n, ~.u !, h,nd concentrated and
-......h,. .na ~ !, ao.. occasionally
-, ~ = = =. .ho,, racl,... .purt. II Ia
- 80. :. LII r.insa
- a.. h.,r.hs.
'" ~, !. ,ooli,,
III =, aha nrss.
v.es,,- ~ 100000,
- $50 c,..n,i..,.n.
.---.,.. an. ,,,,..
IN a. an. matter Of az.
-, A.. ,.v. ~, nal. .oue
"s 80 .....-,,n,
"'' -
~ -. a., N.
a., Aha oo,, Hu,.
I AnAnlnt NlAI. AIN Nht eesAH .
s ..n,.., ,v A..
| yi,y,n,. Civ n. we'll a San Francisco
pap~r. word for word. without credit
sr..kipr az Ophir, Mr.. M.ckay said /:
s m;,. \,
~,Il tai. ,so or three months To make the
necessary l-sy,lo,meu,., but tho pros.
n'e'ssA! u''''oP"
w. A.. all ,i.a tia, m. California Leg.
i.l.,,,, h,. aliourusd sine die without
doin, any further damage to the mining
int,r,.,, ~ Tho country. II Tu,tled out
d.,.,,ix -, IN ,p.ak. refusing W pass the
ins,mou, anil impr.cticable mining
hin and tho country il safe once more.
The Weld OF Consolidated Virginia and
California. although slightly interrupted
through temporary failure Of mill.
ing facilities, IL all right. having
full, caught up. Il is not only up
" tho mark Of last month. but
q ven In excess. fully warranting aud guar.
.nte.ipg the payment Of tho usual 81 Ill.
vid,nd BY each. Justice under tho new
and decidedly b. neneiai. judieious
AMI Efficient management IL In bet.
ter working condition than ever. II
il thoroughly regenerated in every respect
AMI il being evidently worked for the ben-
eft Of the stockholders Is we'll as the
management Tue most "~un'neeh' "'
crease oil the oaiiion !ie'u s'nee 'A' w
eeui'sr' anu especially 'or .ne 'As' "'"
Is very ENCOURAGING "AAy ~ ". '
anu warn arc coming '" ''ou' "" N.
| proved prospects,, and Alta, Silver Hill
.,,Io,h., i..linv mine. are sl.o leaking nm.
i"" ou"" i"""''
service in the exploration OF The Comstoek
| lode, being we'll into the eastern portion Of
!, .nI ,n.hiny ,ox,rl The we.t wall. II
IL -. =,
Is ihiac' "''hs ""'A'" i'ou" w." '"''
the present iime' as a driit Is being run
from the 1900 level ~ the SavAge 10 meet
4, Iii. ,,., n, ,ha o000 level will nm
:" :. 49,,
considerably b'neah u" IL oa'io ns"
male tue ptoPer A'anse"e"' W" a'
,,,,,.n ,hs
a.a.. -, -. n,.n, h.,.
,' " 80
oee" ~" r., ,,.ino,
~ '"~, ,..,.ss. :, o.,
~ h'Ht $50
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Asr,sn,s sn,s asssssE.
ID.s,v,.r~s pI~ss Evess.s.

OHermAn Otto Seyd IL Carroll
n Drvyfoas u oettelson &c we,eh
% 0iib~rt GsrrArd IN hundy
Lrfox W Burroughs John Lewis
C0ilbert Pt kendriek Mother 0alors
Devis IAN Misc Nsnvrsnken
A ID nichols Mrs u q Lyon Mrt fsuhth
John forhss W " keic Wteuy
Taylor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

Shooting ARRAY at q Long
Island Election.
Montgomery Blair's Anti.Hayes Res.
olution Passed in Maryland.
The Coming Race Between Ten Brock
and Molile Mccarthy.
An International Rife Match in
september.
ESPECIAL DfsPArcn 70 TEE Coin HnL
DAILY NEws.l
-

ESPECIAL DprArcn TO fHs Coin Hn
DAnr NEws.1
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Justice.


Daily yield go tons Of ore. Tho ore
Slopes from the 1000 up TO tho 800 level
are al looking we'll and yielding good ore.
Considerable OF . reserve Of ore 10 accu.
mulating at the mills ~ the amount
crushed at the mills 10 only ITO tons daily.
The south drift on the 1000 level running
70 connect with the Silver Hill mine for
vsntilating purposes will DO connected In
a very few days, when crosscutting the
southern portion Of the mine will DO at
once commenced. The north drift on the
1850 level 10 steadily progressing toward
the Lady Washington line. the face still In
favorable quartz aud orc. The Wine be.
low the 1850 level 10 being sunk with all
speed possible to connect with the main
south drift west Of the ore vein on the 1900
level. for ventilating purposes. Sinking
the main incline 10 again being pushed
vigorously forward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
Crown Peias.

Sinking the double winzo below tho
1000 level 10 making the best Of headway.
II 10 now down $50 feet on tho slope below
the 2OC0 level. and will have about 30 feet
more to sink 70 reach the 2200 level. The
north drift on this level 10 now In li6 feet.
and 10 making good progress toward the
Yellow Jacket ground. The water recently
struck In the face Of tho south prospecting
drift on the 500 level 10 gradually dimin.
ishing. and the drift 10 again being driven
vigorously forward. the face In quartz that
assays IS and sc per ton.
Consolidated imperial.
The north drift on the 2i00 level 10
making steady progress. the face still In
quartz and vein matter Of . favorable
character. Sinking the joint Alpha Wine
on the north line 10 also making good
Roadway. the bottom In very fair working
--z-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

Following are the reports Of the teachers
Of the various departments Of tho Gold
Hill public schools for tho month OF
March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

The north drift. ON the iiso level. IL
making good progress. having turned .
little 10 tho westward so - 70 follow the
vest wall Of tho ore vein. The east side
of this drift 10 still In good ore. No cross
cutting has yet been done In the south
norton OF the mine on this level. Sink
ing the main shaft 10 making excellent
progress. The dow Of water 10 still
strong.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
silver IlliiI.

The east crosscut near the north line on
the GOO level has passed through . fine
body Of quartz for . distance Of forty feet.
The south drift on tho 1000 level Of the
Justice will probably complete the connec-
ton with the north drift on this level In.
side Of two weeks more. The north and
south drifts on the 800 level are each stead.
lily advancing. tho face Of both being In
favorable vein matter. giving good ore a..
says. Sinking tho winze below the 600
level, In crosscut No. 2 on the COO level. 10
making excellent progress. Sinking the
main incline Is going steadily forward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
Bullion.

The station at tho 1870 level Of the main
incline is finished, aud sinking the shaft
has been resumed in good earnest. The
bottom IL now In very favorable vein mat
tor. and good progress 10 being made. In
q day or two more tho east drift on the
1910 level will DO again started up and
pushed ahead TO prospect the eastern por-
ton OF the ore channel. The east drift on
the 1000 level Ia being driven vigorously
forward, the face still In very encouraging
vein material.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03


Much trouble has been experienced dur
ing the week with tho donkey pumps. but
everything Is now In good running order.
and the water Ia being rapidly lowered.
sinking the main incline 10 making good
progress. The large new air compressor
will DO In complete running order In .
very few days more. 90 that . rapid 70
sumption of work again on the lower levels
Is now only . matter Of . very short space
Of time.
Baitinssrs and Americas Plat.
The north drift on the itoo level 10
showing favorable vein matter In the face.
with some quartz and streaks Of ore. The
north drift ON tho 1850 Lowell is still stead.
lily advancing. the face In the same favor
able make Of vein matter. quartz md
punches Of ore. Tho upraiso from The
1850 level 70 connect with the $50 level ID
making excellent Roadway. tho face show.
ing . small but excellent veln Of good
ore.
Hale q Hercress-
But little progress against tho water has
been made during The week. on account OF
the strengthening Of the pump bob at the
head Of the main incline shaft. That Wa
completed this morning. and the pumps
started up at their full capacity on the
dow Of water this morning. II viii not
take long now to ascertain the full strength
Of the dow and calculate the length OF
time Il will take 70 drain the lower levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03
YelIoW Jacket
Crews Peias Ravise.

Superintendent Hood is getting the new
hosting engine and machinery into posi-
ton as rapidly as possible. and the works
will be ready in . few days for the rosump-
lion Of sinking in the shaft a. soon n tho
requisite repairs TO the timbering are
made. The shaft il already $50 feet deep.
and when . depth Of SIS or 400 feet is ar
rived at. . station will DO opened and the
ore vein thoroughly prospected st that
level. Judging from the good quality OF
ore found At the old lower level. before
water proved 10 be too much OF an OBJ
.tAcle. the nsw level will prove . paying
one. The mine Is most eligibly located.
and Is now in the hands Of capitalists and
mining men who have the ability and will
To properly develop is true resources.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

WARRINGTON. April s.-senator Booth
vas taken suddenly III this afternoon In
the Senate Chamber and was removed 70
The cloak room. he seemed afflicted with
vertigo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

Tho retimbcring Of the main shaft was
completed and sinking regularly resumed
on Monday last. 1t Is now down 100 feet
on tho incline. below the COO level. Every.
thing In and about the mine Ia In excellent
working order. and Il Ia the intention 70
press the shaft downward with all the
speed possible. 10 open up . now level.
Taking into consideration the excellent
ore prospects found on the level above, IL
IL confidently believed that when another
level IL reached. paying quantities OF ore
will follow m . sure result. The expectA'
tons Of tho mine were mover better than
AT thia time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-03

On the 1000 level the north lateral drift
IL being retimbered and Strengthened up,
90 % TO mako ita much better working
passage. The Joint east drift on the north
line Is steadily advancing. the face In por-
phyry and vein material. On the 100
level the north drift connecting with the
Joint Ophir Wine Ia being cleaned out and
retimbered. In order to increase the circu-
lation OF air through the Joint winro 70 the
1900 level.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18

The tide hall ebb and In working down tho
Long Island snore the Uhdinc secured the weather
bcrih, with tho Orion close uoder her lee quarter fol-
lowed by the Sadie, Dolphin, Triton end Peerless and
tho others In sort OF sprawEg ocession. Clear
OF tho Narrows the Undine Orion and Dolphin stood
TO the westward when, catching tho full strength OF
the tide, they forged ahead fast enough 10 soon
place them The leaders, The Triton and Peerless
having Their little game play, stuck closely to
other further TO the eastward than good for
either, and at In. 06m, when the Peerless drew past
tho former she left her rapidly that apparent
that Commodore Thayer had maze q mistake. The
Orion and tho Undinc broke tacks little later and
wont about their business trying 10. luck. There
q SHIFT OF wind 10 5. s. Il. at III. BON,
which favored the Triton, and
she head reaching ON her old antagonist, bc-
fore the mark The Spit buoy lufcd around,
she showing the crow Of the Peerless her wake.
The DoIphin's position at tho buoy was very fair,
although for several minutes before Tho Undins's
time was taken there had been but nero Cabling
breeze. ana the race was last becoming drif THIS
enabled tho slow boats TO IND way among those
who had carried on tho sailing hoporA Tho time $
below Will give good idea OF Tho yachts positions
IN IN boat M
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SALE OF COLONEL M'DANIEL' IS
HORSES.

The sale OF Colonel McDanicps thoroughbred horses
announced to come Oh yesterday, ut the New York
Tastersali's corner OF Broadway and Tbirty-nin In
street, was commencsd but before tho lot were got
through with Colonel Mcdaniel ordered the sale
stopped as the prices those sold
below the value Of the stock that he could not allow
Of the sacrifice being continued. or tho twenty-,ix
lots put up sixteen only were sold, which were as
follows:-
BROOD MARES.
Sue Ryder, b. m. by Knight Of st. George, d,m
Glycera, by Sovereign, IN foal to Harry Basset,
TO A. Wech. OF Chestnut HIM. Philadelphia. $50
Oak Leaf, b. m. by Oakland, dam Leisure, by Red
Eye; n = Hubbard. ...............;.......,ss. %
Juiiana, b. m. by Juus, dam Bet Arlington, by
Arlipgton W. Astor. 1890. 10
Sarah B., b. IN. by Plauct, oam Adeisiza, by Glen
Mary M"nsa,IS I' CHI m. By War Dance, dam Min.
ME Mansheld, TO N. T. Hubbard. ............... %
Sister OF Miner, en-. by Loam'9g'oo, aam
oDennoli's mare, ey Lexington .. W. Barker. io
Chestnut Colt, by Harry Bassctt, dam Orange
GIRL valentine IN Ill.,, ::.s,, dam at:. 2O
by Oakland, N. r. Hubbard. IS
Brown Colt ny Harry Bassett, dam Oak Bud,
b. A.tcroid, Gonerald Blanchard .............. IS
line, by Gcmmi d. vergy. b. 5. Joncs.......... 1875
Brown lilly, BY barry Basse,t dam Eta ship
pen. by John Y. Breckinri1ge. W. ST. John..... 1856
Brown hily, BY Harry Basseti, dam Avondale, Wy
imp. bennington, =. Philips 1876
Bay niy, by Harry Bassstt, dam Flcur Ange. by
Lsam.nGtsn, :. b larner............ ......... lS5
YEAsLIsGs.
Browd oily, by Harry Basse.t. dam imp. wom-
bat. by West Australian, d. d. wtners........ 500
Brown any, by Harry Das,sts "a. dam Warwick
Bay My by Harry Bassctt dam Juliana, by
sous q, M0cps ....c,d a., %
Was roia 10 Charles W. BARKER Tor. ..... 1ae
And thcn the sale stopped, as Colonel Mcdaniel SAID
no did not intend 10 give any more OF his ssock away.
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leaving Buter far behind. All the same Butor made
good race. Horsemsn viii b thrown, you know, and
this jockey made the best OF his mshap. aud he had
the sympathy Of tho he slowly rode through
them to the weighing place the Weller Handicap
for q ladies' prize also . good race. In
this there were eight entries out Of sixteen,
namely, Pinerari, Paroooxe L.hire, silencieuse.
Bele-Pette, Geographic. Houradex and Ro-
sine suppose reason that Sphinx did
not run was because General Grant. who had hoped
and expected to among the spectators, found him
self compelled to 60 to the American department. in
the Exposition and look at some machinery Much
sympathy was expressed for the General, and SPHINX
who would probably have done great things in the
presence iussrious namesake, remained 10 his
stable The horses got well away at the signal ana
kept together during good part OF the race. but the
french horse OF N. Blanc Pifcrari, finally took his
place In Tho advance. and kept It until tho end,
although not without struggle. The military race
was called as soon possible. A couple Of young
gentlemen had private pony race Of their own Tor
thousand yards while the officers werc preparing
but OF the ponies had short legs, and the other,
after leaving his rival the start never bothered him
self but right in. while NJ. wabblsd after IN
hopeless fashion. Tho military was wen con-
tested and as there large number OF officers Of
tho French army the ground they took deep In
terest In t. Our English friends looked on. many Of
them In disdanfui way, as much as TO say that no
doubt Freuchman could stick horses back and
90 wherever the horse did, but no one could really
ride but Englishman The was even tor half
course but Dentelle, ridden by tho viAcount do
Pierres, finally began to leave the daylight between
himself and Edwige. AS Edwige was well ridden, how
ever, the race we'll maintained to the end Its
fortunes seemed vary with the emotions Of stout,
excited Englishman who stood behind your cor
respondent 'Four to Dentelieln he cried In
Hne Liverpool French. pause "Five 10 one on
Dentellc ~ A pause In higher key, "Ten
TO one on Dentele I" A pause. Then, In
screaming panic-stricken hopeless, despairng key,
"Twenty to one on Dontelie /" At that moment
Edwge was seen to draw closer. obeying whip and
spur sTakcn Tor ioutsl" the answer But Dem
tslle came In and tho one louis was paid.
This closed the race, and closed also one OF the
most interesting days in the sporting season. Tho
whole programme carried out, and with prompt
tude. You missed The NOISE and movement and clat-
OF the general day. but II subd0sd and
Quot ana rcnnod Sunday meeting In the country.
ON the return homo there incidents beyond
the breaking OF the pole In OF the drags The
ride was beautiful, Notwithstanding the dust which
lowered like a cloud, until We passed Suresne
bridge and came under tho grateful shadows Of tho
Bots From that point homeward-and home was
reached shortly after six-the drive was perfect
and tly closed afternoon OF genuine and unuter
ruptod p easure