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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


FUN n FAAENh
ITO THE BANNER MINE-No. 4sl.-U. 8.
Land once, Eureka, Nevada, August -,
1873. Notice il hereby given. that Peter
Mc0arry, whose postofhce address IL Eureka,
Nevada, has this day filed his application for .
patent Tor twelve hundred Il .200l linear feet
with surface ground two hundred t200l feet
in width, situate, lying and being in Eureka.
Mining District, County Of Eureka and State
Of Nevada, and known and designated by the
q Lat No. 1856. The exterior boundaries Of said
lot No. 156 being ~ follows, to wit: Variation
IGN deg. east. Commencing At . post marked
No. ], U. y. Survey No. l56, whence the flagstaff
T.. II ,g7s feet: Ruby Hill No. 1 bears N. o deg.
~ min. w., 10,ss3 feet. The Banner shaft
bears N. 1sh deg. W. 357 feet, and post No. . Of
United States Survey No. ia. Charleston Lode
course N. sik deg. ". SIa ieet. 70 post marked
No. 2 U. s. Survey No, 1855; thence ID course N.
Tx deg. W. 6s7 $40 feet, 10 post marked No. .
U. 8. Survey No. I56; this post stands on the
eastern boundary Of u. y. Survey No. 127, Lot
A. Mntamoras Lode, whence post No. 1 Of the
N. 4. corner Of said Matarnorss Survey. bears
N. 10il deg. W. 372 feet; thence I'd course n.
Ssh deg. Y. 20G feet, 10 post marked No. ! U. Q.
Survey No. l56; thence 4th course 8. TN deg.
3. Gl2 s-ldl. feet, to poet marked No. 5 U. 3,
Survey No. l56: thence 5th course =. 81 deg.
+. 3S4 2-10 feet, 10 poet marked No. 6 U. 3.
Survey No. 1SG. This post stands ON the west
ern boundary OF Y. .. survey 70. lzJ, Cnaries-
ton Lode. whence post No. !, the N. W. corner
Of tlis Charleston -urvey bears N. 16L deg. z.
367 ITO feet: thence 9Th course 8. 49, deg. W.
4 $40 feet. TO post marked No. 2 u. d. Survey
No. 15S; thence It'll course s. 24k deg. T.. 2U2 3-1O
feet, TO post marked No. . U. 8. Survey No. 156
and thence sth course 8. 5Sk deg. w.. ia $40
feet, 20 post No. ], the place OF beginning. con-
tanning 5 HOO acres. This claim IL bounded
on the east by the Charleston. and west by the
Matamoras wines. The location Of this mine
In duly rcc6rded in the Recorders Once Of
Of the Mining Records Of said District. Any
and sll persons claiming adversely any portion
Of said Banner mine, or said mining ground ~
herefnbeforc described. are required 10 file
United States Land once. at Eureka. In the
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
of publication hereof. or they will I've barred
by virtue Of the provisions OF the statute.
au3O-G0d d. b.. IMMEI, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

ArPLIeArIox ron a PArr1T

ITO THE TIGER LILY MNE.-Ma AZ
i United 6tstss Land oAce, Eurshs. n.
vsda. July 2. ISIS. Notice Il hsssby eivsn.
that Wv. Mccoy. whose PostoGcs sddssss =
Eureka, Nevada, has this day n1ed Ma sDpIcs.
tion for . patent for one thounsud ri en-
linear feet Of the Tiger Lily minis OF vein Sesr.
ing silver with surface ground two hundrsd
and thirty-stx tx5gl feet In Width, situsts, lying
Of Eureka, and State Of Nevada, and inors
and ~desiynated BY the neld notes and ofici.i
plat on file In this ONCE ~ lot No. lE7. Tn
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. lei bcius ~
menciny At . post marked No. I, O. 3. sur.
vey No. 147, whence the nagstaH IN the town
Of Eureka hears n. = deg. ~ min. = e,s94 feet.
Ruby Hill No. besrs N. n d. ~ m. ". a,7ei n.
SIS feet; thence running LIST eourse y. s7k dsr:
". rs feet, 10 post marked No. . y 8. survey
No. lat; thence - course n. Is deg. ". n i-io
feet. ~ eastern boundary q 2. >. survey No.
$. Stella lode: whsnes post No. l q said sur.
LILO feet TO northern boundary Of said survey
No. "; whence post No. I OF said survey M
10 bears N. o. deg. Z. a SO feet; loo feet 10
post married No: 3 VI Survey No. 1ls; thence
"a course n. Nk deg. =. ~ feet, 70 pest
marked No. = U. .. Survey NO. ~. ssd thence
9Th course y. 80 deg. 4. lyO00 fret. 10 post
No. 1. the place Of beginning. 10 much ~ ihis
Survey No. l47 ~ connicts with Survey No.
Stella lode, IL hereby excluded. said condiet IL
described AZ follow. ~ Wit: Beginning Il
post No. 1 Of said Survey No. ~, Stella lode.
and running thence, Jst course .. . deg. Z. Isl
BIO feet; thence I'd course n. S5 deg. ". l4s 7.iO
feet, and thence sd coursc n. 81 deg. z. q aIO
feet, to place Of beginning. containing one.
tenth acres, which tract being excluded, leaves
remaining In this survey 4 l9-1O0 acres. This
claim Is bounded on the south by the Stella,
Eureka snd Kcystons. The location II this
mine IL daily recorded In the Recarder's once
OF Eureka Mining Dstries, ON page 107. in Book
A. Of the Mining Records u said District.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Tiger Lily mine ur ssid
ground - h~errinbefore deseFfbed, are required
to nle their adverse claim With the Roadster
Of the United States Land Once. At Eureka.
in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof. or they will Ie
barred BY virtue Of the provisions u the
statute.
jyiO-COd ID. b. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

TO THE CLIPPER MINE.-xO. tM.-
United statcs Land Ofhre. Eur~ks. Nev..
July "a. 1ssS.-yotiee II hsrvby Risen. that
Valentine Fink, whose Fppts1 nee addrsss IL New
his sppliextien for . patss.t fnr hinr hun.
dred and sixty-eeven css1l iinssr feat II
the Clipper mine or vein. herring silver.
with surface ground 80 feet IN, width, sit
uate. lying snd brfng IN Eureka Mining Dis
triet. County az Enr<ks. and state ~ N~vada.
and known nnd dvstgnateA by ths h<id Ssotes
and ofkcisl plat On nle In this sABrs N Lat Ne.
boundaries a said ISt No. IA being Is follows.
to wit: Variation 1sh deg. east. Commencing
at post marked No. 1. u. y. Survey No. 1ss.
whenre the Assstsff In the town cf Eureka
beers N. deg. ~ min. T.. k.s0s feet; llnby
Hill, No. I. bears n. ~ deg. ~ min. w.. H.723
feet, and the Clipper shaft hears II. ~ u deg. H.,
lss feet thence running 1st course n. ~ deg.
No. i5l thence I'd course g. . deg. r.. ~ f~et.
to post marked No. .. U. T. survey No. iSl ;
thence ID course, y. Nc deg. w.. 80 feet. " pert
marked No. 4. u. y. survey No. 15t. standing On
the eastern boundary VI Z. \. survey No. ixs,
Keystone Lode, and thence eth course N. . deg
W.. 100 feet. to post No. .. ri said survey No.
153. 200 feet 10 post No. I. the piare " bss1n-
ID bounded On the west By the Ksystuas mihr.
The location Of this mine IL hnly Eecordrd In
the Recorders once Of Eureka HininR District,
In Book A, page .. Any and ell persons clainl-
ing adversely sny pcr4tpa Of said Clipper
mine or said mining Gsvund, - here
inbsfore described, ars r~qufrsd 70 Ale
United States Land once, Is Eurcks, In the
State Of Nevada, during the stxty dsys period
Of publiestton hereof, o. they viii b. barred
by virtue VI the provisions II the statute.
ty23-GOd d. b. IMAEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

rHARL CANFIELD ANNOUNCES HIM
srLr q 4 candidate for the ONCE Of County
Recorder, subject to the decision Of the Rephb-
i can County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

. roExxN0 4 ~
Exon1proctna4 ~. I. ~ 4. nsandts aaloon I;
~g0. r. III I'D D. Manhatm.
$3.50 rEs11nef No. Z 9 ne 0ours.house )
yu1nm@Drjs1 uEner eno n B Hayes.
nlby Nlfl proper. q Miners' Union Hall !;
S41geE:1 ll.eh md Prank ritsp.trtck.
n1oy ull1, nfebmonA nide, q 0ough's house,:
eJu1mH~<1ulf Hsl1 - Mig Ho1an-
- AAll. q xalhsrls ss1oon Judssa-T.
j. UfQDhH M 9ilbeet 0eiawold.
- Uomoceots a. III other pfecincts were
1oQUes1ed - naMbe their own Judges aed places
fQf Gaacf1nG dn1aGntes 70 NE Convention.
fo1lowinG resolution was adopted ~ .
tu4s Dpeo1yed. Thst all c1tizens p1edging
~1lup1kSoe 70 ~ ~ Dom0cRo1ke o1nte and
1tcke1s - ~ ensuing .eIect<oa, - IL
- Zsotp 6 - pslnery s1setcn ordered
~ 6sis115is 8 - strAs csnvention vim
~ l9s61s 3 ma y1dicisl Convsniion
3ef 11<t1 J0hicia1 District Tor TIE nomina-
81 ~ 3 esndt1ate tor Judge.
n pe1le VIII - kept open from II o'clock
$1,000 y o:ass e r.-
k-nxpExn. seors4sry.
Eeseka. Aegust q. 1o5e. aug14td
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APPLICATION Ro8 4 PATENT
rNO THE CLIPPER MINE.-To. ter.-U. =.
i Land Once. Eureka. Nevada. Ausust -.
= Il hereby given that =. n.Jcs.lA.
addrcss l. EUREKA, Nevads. have this day hisd
thcr application for . patent for nfseen hum
drcd ti,6001 linear feet 81 the Clipper
mine, Or vein. bearing silver. with sur
situate. lying and being in Kursis xipins Dis.
trict, county Of Eureka, aud State Of Nevada.
and known and dcsignsted BY the heid notes
and ofhctsl plat on fle In this ONCE - Lot No.
n hundred and nfty-avs ussl: The exterior
lows. to-wit: Variation lsh deg. 3. cosnmens.
ing II . post marked No. I, u. n. Survey No.
1s5. whence the Flagstaff in the town u KuFeta
bears n. . deg. ~ min. =. l4,62o feet Ruby
Hill No. I besrs y. 10 deg. 81 min. w.s,sli fest.
deg. . min. Z. ISL fsst thence running nrsS
course N. b5k deg. Z. 100 feet TO pest naasked No.
.. u. q. q Survey No. 11 thence second course
9. az deg. =. l.50o feet 70 post married Nc. ..
ssk dsg: W. 900 feet y post MARRIED 70. {, Us.
Survey No. l56, the same bcing post No. 3 Of y.
q. Survey No. III. Blue BIRD 1ode, sd thence,
fourth course N. IN deg. W. Soo feet 10 post
No. ?, Of said y. Q. Survey. Ne. -. i,See feet
M n Pess ss sSi ! . sas r's; rs e s sss.. 4. sssss.s
ON the west by The Bius -Dir1 nind. rhe
location Of this mime 10 duly recorded In
the Recorders o6Acs Of Eureka Mintng Dis
nsss:,. q g :sS;, -, n y scoh 2 q e. - 4. n,, =.
sons claiming adversely Any portion q said
Clipper mine Or said minin9 eround ~ h<rein-
before described. are required 10 Ale their ~
verse claim with the Register Of The United
stsses Lsed omes = 1s.ess. y ths No. q
isstion hereof. o. sSey Win 8 q 1sss s1s s. ,lssss
Of the provisfons II the ststnte.
sus26sod p. ,. HMM. nsetstsr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
For Sheriff.

MATT KYLE RESPECTFULLY ANNoUN
Il ces himself a. . candidate for the ONO
OF Sheri6 Of Eureka County, subject to the do
cision Of the Republican County Convention.
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For Sheriff.

sv J. MAUpM RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN-
IL cEs himself ~ = candidate for the once
Or sheriff Of Eureka County. Subject 70 the
action OF the Democratic County Convention.
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For County Commissioner.

fLOng Term.1
III ENRY ALLEN ANNOUNCES
- ! candidate for the once Of County
Commissioners tLoug Torm). subject to the de.
cisfon VI the Republican County Convention. =
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FofAountv Treasurer.

TOHN L. HINCKLEY RESPECTFULLY
81 announces himself as = candidate for
County Treasurer. subject to the action Of the
Republican County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

HENRY DAILY RESPECTFULLY AN
nounces himself - . candidate for the
Oface Of Sheriff Of Eureka County, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Conven.
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
For Assessor,

TrHoMAs HALEY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
- . candidate for the ONCE of County As
SCISSOR, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
For County Racorder.

DEN. c. LEVY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS
candidate for the ONCE OF County Re-
corder, subject to tho action Of the Democratic
Convention Of Eureka county.
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For Treasurer.

c,AMUEL COOPEx RESPECTFULLY AN
~ NouNcEa himself a. = candidate for the
once Of Treasurer Of Eureka County, subject
to the decision Of the Republican County Con-
vsufion
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IoYrImAL.l


DBOP0NED AMENDMEyTT0T p1R
u Constitation ~ ~ state q NevaAs,
passed Il ths Kishth ssssicn q Ne IagisIs-
tures 800
Resolved. That there shall b. saae1t 10 ths
present Consitusoa q this 8>nts - AsacAs -
3 called 2 hnoya = Astelp xyIu, -
Asrlcl. xvlII.-Ths siJAs = s1Gh~us -
once holding shall n0t b WtAhhel1 ~ sny
male citLssn u the Untted a1at1o, q Dssooa6e
HE color O. prsvtcns coa1ttea n sGD41tD4s-
Pssssd 1shruazy -. le55.
nesolved. ~ ne Assembly. ~ nsns>s 60
curing, That Arttcle Eleven iii e. he Con-
stitutton Of the State Of Nevada u Amended BY
adding to said Article Eleven M sect1on ten
tivl thereto, which shall read q foilowsf
Section Ten: No public funds q any hind
Or character whatever State. county or mnnic-
ipal. shall Be used for sectas1an purposes.
Passed February n. 1877.
I hereby certify the foregoing 10 - trus cop
once.
witness my hand . thu Greet sal Of ssats.
August 3, 1672. J. d. MINOR,
fskAL-l Secretary Of etats.
ouJ-1D
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For Sheriff.

flames ADAMS ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS
q . candidate for the once Of Sheriff, sub.
ject to the decision Of the Republican County
Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
For County Treasurer,

VI sADLER RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
H. himself as . candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

noo. HOLLY ANNoUNcKs HfAlsELP AZ
~ . candidate for the oE6oeo Of Constable for
EUREKA township. subject % The decisioa o.
~ Democratic Township C~onyentfon-
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Fer Conntv Recorder:

= HEREBY RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
myself O. . candidate for County Recorder,
subject to the decision Of tho Democratic
LAMBERT MOLINELLI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

~ !. scANLAND ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
VI - : candidate for the ofhce Of County
70 the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
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For Instioa Of the Paaca.

yLYILLIAM ADAMS ANNOUNCES HIM
w self - = ca1sdidate for the once OF Jus
tce Of The Peace VI Eursla Township, subjsct
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The Subscriber

n xspvorruLLY ANNOUNCES THAT HIS
rsms viii be ~prcsented 10 the Democratic
Convention for the once Of County Recorder.
ORRIN MILLER
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For County Clerk.

E n. HARMON RESPECTFULLY An
nounces himself ~ . candidate iof .ne
once OF County Clerk, subject 70 inc decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
For County Clerk.

M COMMUNICATIONS HIxsELF
VIs e. . candidate for the once o. County
Clerk. subject TO the decision Of the DemocrA''
ic County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08
For County Recorder.

rAMEs McMARTN ANNOUNCES HIM
exIr e ! candidate for County Recorder,
10 the decision Of the Republican
County Convention
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CANDIDATES.
For A~ssemblyman.

gTTM. 3. EVANS, OF PALIsADE, RE
w specially announces himself ~ . can
didats for the Assembly, subject TO the action
Of the Republican County Convention.
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For County Recorder.

~ =. HORN RESPECTFULLY ANN0UN-
u. cEs himself - . candidate for County
Recorder, subject 10 the dccikion OF the Nc
publican County Convention.
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For District Attorney.

~ go. ". MERRILL ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
" acandfdate for the Office OF District Az
torney Of Eureka county, subject to Inc decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-08

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, CONTAIN NO
"A memorandums and . note for ~. TIE
owner can have the ssme By eelll1lg 81 his o.
Ter PRINTING or ALL KINDS =
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For District Attorney,

TOHN T. BAKER REsPECTFULLY AN
q nounces himself % . candidate for the OF.
Of District Attorney, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
SUIT AGAINST PETER COOPER.

The attention Of the Kings County supreme Court
Judge Pratt, was yesterday devoted to hearing tho
suit OF Wallace Groom, President OF the Commercial
Journal Association against Peter Cooper TO recover
$50 900 Tor libel From tie opening remarks OF the
plalnIiG's counsel II would appear that when Mr.
Cooper the candidate of tho greenback party fol
the Presidency in 1876, he employed Mr. Groom to d.
some campaign printing for him and distribute
tickets ana that alter the election no or Ia
Mr. Groom IN which he said that the tickets mad not
been distributed but that cart loads Of had bee
taken away so that none were obtanaDle at the poll
maniiolded and caused 10 be scattered broadcast
over the land to the injury OF MS reputati on /;
80 much In fact that at tho Toledo Con venton ne
was charged with being au emDezzler. Ex-Mayor
George Opdykc was the nrst witness aud no sw ore
that ne President Of the Board Trade in 1875
when union was effected with the Cheap trans por
tation company. Mr.. Groom was Secretary OF tht
Board OF Tralc and would nave been elected 10 the
same ONCE IN the new organz ton onty the com.
mittes having charge Of the matter in WOW OF tho
statements contained IN Mr.. Cooper's letter. did not
think him a reliable person. Tho testimony OF Mr..
OpdyKe was corroboratcd by Mr. John y. Henry, VINO
furtncr testified that Mr.. Cooper himself mad nan
him a copy Of the obnoxious letter. The plaintiff also
went upon the stand and told now he had worked for
the Cooper ani Cary ticket Ia 1915 Mr. Cooper gave
him 5000 tor his expenses to tho State Convention.
aud wtness) agreed TO procure polling
50 each print 500 900 copies OF an address Ia
voters with tickets attached, all OF which, no sad he
| had faithfully done.
lhe case will DO resumed today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23

hearing the tap Of the drum. John r. swinney
had the bes. OF the send,on Ksnnesaw second
1f.h In the halt that was made owing to the riders
not knowing whether they were 10 be called back or
not Kennesaw's rider heard the drum, and, rushing
70 'front.' opened gap of ton lengths before the
others hai recovered from their establishments A.
the thrce-quarters Swinney was second, Mahlstick
third Felicia fourth and Springbranch fifth. Passing
the stand Kennesaw stili remained in front, with
Mahlstck second, four lengths in trout Of Swnney,
Felicia and Spring branch NTH. At tho quarter
pole Felicia took third place, but soon re
The best OF Manlr,ick Al tho half mite,
but the turn, the latter went up TO
showed in front. Mahlstick came away and tho
dash by two lengths. Swinney was second, kennesaw
ars mile was made in l:45K and the race in 2:4oJs
Felicia pulled up lame and Is thought 10 be broken
down.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, MAY 90, 1s7s-SEcoSD DAY OF THE
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLuB SPRING MkErisc-fIRsr
RAcE.-rhc Alexander Siakos, tor two-year-od colts;
$50 entrance, halt forieit ASSOCIATION TO add $3.50;
second horse receive 800; naif miie closed with
twenty five nominations
General A. Buford's D c Good Night, by Enquirer.
George a1 " Bowen Co. Vendor BY Glsnss
dam Lark. 100 lbs. ............. ...............
james A. Grinstead's D. c. Atnelstone, by John
Morgan. dam Tribuiation, 100 Ibs................
D. swisert's ). c. Druid, BY Pienerola, dam LooKet
EDWARDS i wooin's ch C. john ". Morton, by
Bonnie scotland. aan Mary Gowun, 100 lbs... s
r. r. Hunts br. or blk. c. Stllton, by imp. stra-
chino, dam Mary Hadley, 100 lbs; 49,. -
. y
Bowling, dam by knight oil st. George " lbs....
JP 81. n Lancastsr's b. G Enterprise. by En-
quirer dam Sallie Morgan 100 lbs ..............
George W. Bowen 4 Co.'S. ch. c. Aieck Grant, by
Glen Athol, dam Bay Flower. 100 lbs. ......... 9
b. g. Thomas blk. c. City Merchant, by Alarm,
dam by MahomeI. 49,. 10
!. ". Hunt Reynolds b. c. Georgcs. BY Virgil.
by Second Tecumseh IL
limo, blx
SAME DAr-SEcoSD RACK Louisville Hotel Purse
of $780, all ages Of which second horse to receive
SlUu. Two mile heats.
X. C.ston's rr. 6 KNOCK. years. by Phm,on,
dam La Refine, llO los ! !
J. j. MerriiIs ch. Uncle Jet llate Good Fol-
low. 4 years, by War Dance, Tam Fly, 100 lbs 2
Time, 3:+5-349A.
SAME DAY-THiRD RACk-HandicAp, Tor all ages;
purse OF $780, VI which second 70 have $50 One mile
aud hall
D. Swigert's b. c Mahistick, 4 years, by Lever,
dam Rebccoa 7. PRICE, LOG IDS. !
James Wilson's en-. O. John Swinncy. years,
by War Dance dam Sister OF Charity. so los.
George H. Rice's b. c. Kerncsaw, years, by imp.
Giengarry, dam Kathleen, l04 ios................
J. I, Williams en- N. SpringDranch. years, by
Australian. dam SpringDrook, 95 i5s..... !. 1
J. W. HUT Reynolds IN. Felicia. 4 years, by
Pnaelon, dam Fanialetta, los lbs................
Time, 2.AeK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
BASEBALL.

Tho beautiful weather brought out a large audience
yesterday afternoon 10 the enclosed Centennial
Grounds, jersey City, to sec tho game OF baseball
played there between tho Hobokcn Cub OF HoboKon.
and the Chatham Club Of this city. Both mines mado
a nno appearance. on the field Tue batting and base
running was done by tho Hobokens, out they only
gained their victory by a score OF TO 2.
The Intern tionai championship game at Hornclls-
Vile yesterday, between the Hornes and Aicphcnys.
resulted IN victory for the former ny score Of ~
TO 2.
At Worcester tho Putsnelds defeated the Worces-
tors v q score OF IL TO 2
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CAPT. BoGARDUs' EUROPEAN TRIP.

Captain Bogardus has arrived in Now York from
The West AMI viii remain mere until Thursday next
when he for the Paris Expedition IN the CITY Of
Montreal so soon tho Captain arrives In
London he will arrange Tor his $4,000 match,
100 birds, Ave traps 30 yards rise, English rules,
with Mr.. Cholmondecy Pennol. Before the Captain
dcp arts he would like 10 at 100 birds the same
as were Turn shed MIN In his match With Duty, Of
Brooklyn. Wednesday next 10 selected for the nIai
II the birds can be obtained.
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COACHING CLUB PARADE.

colonel Delancey Kane, vice president Of sho
Coaching Cub notified the PARK Commissioners yes.
eday Of tho proposed route OF the annual parade OF
the Coaching Club. which takes place on saturday
The parade IA assemble at Madison square ~ hteen
minutes past four T.. VI. ana proceed thence 10 the
Central Park taxing the west side drive going up and
tho east aida RETURNING
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MYSTIC ATHLETIC GAMES.

Newark, N. j., May %, 1878.
The entries for the relay At tho Mystic Athletic
Games at waverlcy, on the 25th inst, will remain
open until Friday.
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CRICKET NOTES.

cricket match has been arranged between me
Manhattan Club Of this city and The Paterson United
Eleven. to be played at Paterson, j. on Decoration
Dav, May 80.
had a good afternoons practice at Hobokcn, while
the Manhattans enjoyed scrub" match at Prospect
D.rE
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

NEW YORK, May %, 1878.
To THE EDITOR TINE HERALD:-
The entries TO tho games oil this club, TO be held or
the 30tn inst, VIII be received up to ave o'clock NJ
oi Friday, 24th inst Address William II. Whitmorc
secretary, box 8, 101 Post Office.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Sea witch, Mr.. Stott B. Y. G., IRON New
YORK. passed the HERALD Telegraph station al White
stone, yesterday afternoon, en- route TO Boston
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BELMONT PARK.

PHLADELPHIA, May o. 1873
Tho spring trotting at Belmont Park opened 10 day
with good track, q ane day and fair attendance.
The nrsl race TOR purse OF $3.50. horses of
80 class; $50 10 nrst horse, $50 and $25