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New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
DIED.

BAXTER-On Friday Nav 2i n North salem, MY, Joel X.
Baxter, aged " years months and days
BOGARDUS-On sunday May 2G, Margaret Rogarlus,
James BOgarns, and daughter Of the late
Rev. Archibald Macay, In the 10Th year Of her
Relatives aud friends O the family and Oi her sonlnaw, j. C.
Oycrhiser the funeral al her late resi-
dence 22O East lith ST. Tuesday 2Sth insI at 23O
CAMPBELL-on Friday May 81, Richard Campbell aged as
The relatives attend funeral
Monday, May 2i, at O'Clock from his late residence,
SO East 93dst LexingtOnaye. IL s requested
that no flowers BE- sent.
COMSTOCK-At South Norwalk. Conn.,, Friday, May 2i
Funeral services at his residence Monday May 81, at
2;3O o.
GoDFREY-At Southport Conn., saturday May o. of pneu
mOna Elizabeth HuDbe, wife OF j. Godfrey esq III lhe
18th NJ her
Funeral Tuesday, AZ 2:3O p m.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot II m.
aged 33 years, sou 0i James f. and N0letts NJ Hall -
Funera. from Christ Church. Tarrytown on Tuesday 2sth
Trains leave Thirteth street Depot at o'clock p. and
Grand Central Depot at ll;03 a. IN.
HOBBSA Monrcla Nj, Mary A., widow OF the late John
Funeral services Monday 27th inst $3.50 at Church
OF the Heavenly Rest 3thaVe e. near louis ',,,, T.,
vted to attend without further notice.
lntsrnent at Albany.
NoTT-Suddenly at residence Norman Vale Albany Co..
n. Y. May ~, Joel B. Mott aged - years.
sTORMs-At Tarytown saturday. May 25, Julia storms
Relatives and friends of the family requested attend
the funeral az the Second Reformed ChuTch on tuesday
May %. at 1890 o'clock q. m
sTEWART-At Watkins, \. Y, May "a, the Rev. Abel !.
stewart. D d. in the 56th year Of his age 49,, ,,,,
Funeral Brooklyn ~ " from the First Reformed Dnteh
Church rear Of City Hall. JorllenonSt on Monday, 2Ith
Friends are Invited to attend without further notice.
TOTTFN-At the residence J. Totten TotteHvlle.
y l., Mary J., wife Of John J. Totten
viii take place at the Bethel Church. on Tuesday the
2Sth INST. nt 2:SO o'clock
Nashville, Tenn papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
THE COLUMBIA on A SAND-BAR.

UNPLEASANT POSITION OF HER 800 PAssENGERs.
The large excursion steamer Columbia,
of L. Cornell Whites ROckaway Beach line on her sec
ond trip at 54j p M yesterday, ashore on sand
bank about fifty yards from Neptune Dock, with about
800 men, women and children board. The wind was
strong against the boat she steamed out and threw her
head IN Mr. While cot ashore and iclcgraphrd TO
Hunters Point for railroad tram, and also elcgTaphcd
for one his but when THE TRIBUNE inform.
aut came away there seemed little prospect OF the boat
getting Of earlier than O'Clock this morning
She ia badly grounded the sand and viii require fnl
high tide TO float OF To get q train from hunters
Point would require at least two hours time, as all the
train employees are scattered Sunday. aud no trains
are IN readiness The trOube exists 10 the other
steamboats, Of the line AbOnt twenty-five ears would he
needed The stock Ol provisions on the steamer was
lipL "a II was expected she would be at the cty by
O'clock last evening, aud the hotels were not pre-
pared for "A crush" cary IN the season.
Twenty-Five passengers. two boats loads. put
ashore Sixteen persons took yacht and reached the
city by way Of the Canaisie. A number OF Brooklyn
uOitlcaus incluug Corporation Counsel DE Wit, were
among those on Inc steamer.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
PREPARING FOk DECORATION DAY.

THE PROCESSION ND CEREMoNIES-AN ADDRESS
BY THE REV. ~. c. STEELE.
The procession on Decoration Day will in
cude the First Division OF the National Guard, bat
taons OF the Police Fire Departments aud Of the
American District Telegraph messengors the students Of
the College Of the CITY OF NewY or about eighteen posts
OF the Grand Army he Republic and several ndepend-
rnt and volunteer organizations. General W. T. Sherman
and Maior-Gcneras W. s. Hancock and j. c. Robinson
viii take part The Worth monument and the Lincoln,
LAFAYETTE and other statues will be decorated and eNer
else, Will bG had at Cypress HIS ana other cemeteries
Al the evening Chckcrng Hail. addresses
will be made by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher' General
Sherman and General Banks.
The Rev W G. Steele delivered lecture last evening,
at the south Third Street NJ l.. Church, IN BroOkyn be-
fore representatives, of the Grand Army OF the Republic
upon Decoration Day. The three foes OF lib
eTty, he said, ROmanism, Dem0goglsm. ana
Communism. Many ROmanIstS, however, sincerely be-
lieyed la the religious ana civil liberty taught by the
American idea. The danger from dcmagOSlsm was
shown by the power Tweed gained over the Ignorant
masse5by his shreW dncSs. There peril IN Cumnlun
ism, though the SPEAKER thought IL was exaggerated
Communists fOrned-Ony "A small part OF the working
men; the majority Of them stood on the old
platform. They were the men that stood IN
the trenches, and there were millions OF them
menis as at HOrncllsyilie last sumner where the
mechanics stepped from the ranks Of the 23i Regiment
aud repaired the railroad tracks which the strikers ad
iUru up. lie rdlculed the idea that any great number
Of peril, the men of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. whose hands had not lost their cum
nng. aud who needed no dflll, would marcn lof-
waid lgOm every quarter The order OF Unlteu
American Mechanics which continually sought the
dIgpifcation OF labor and which said 10 capital. Let
us help each Otner," the Friendly sons OF America
and other Jaternal bands w0uid promptly oppose Com
munistic demonstrations. The eat National heart IS
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

II the Democrats succeed in their plot there
wll be no need Of annexiBg Mexico o. san Domingo
We snail have steady crop OF revolutions Of our own on
hAhd.-lindlanapOlis Journal (RepJ
what ls to hinder the Senate from starting
Paw HaSisnxallont II might beel with the Gramercy
,esnl, h., tIcn- Al you make obligation contingent OF
ICncp.,I ~, ~ can be done and increnable slightly"
,I., MI. 4 ioiter has kindled fire. II will burn
me loter resolution Is evidently the prodnct of
great mistake 10 regard IT with indiFs,l' ~ HOnu De
natl Commercial Gnd1i '''0"0e'-lCinciA-
The Democrats have committed blurdor
only egu,hed by that IN which they threw avsy ,,i
chances IN 1854 when they declared the war hcI
and now. II wo do our DUTY we shall not only REGAIN an
tseeudanCy IN the Legislative branch OF fhe &C.,
ment but IN doing will deliver the Nation from ii
pent threatening peril.-lPOughkeeps Eagle GepJ
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Emperor of Brazil has been made a
member Of the Wagner Society.
Nile. Torrani, who is well remembered in
this county is singing in Genoa.
Wagner's "Lohengrin " has obtained a brill
liant success at the Apollo Theatre. Rome
Janet is singing in London. He made his
debut few days ago CaSgar in Der Freischitz."
The Hess Opera Troupe will give a per-
fOrmance OF The Chimes OF Normandy" at the Brook
lyh Academy Of Music next Wednesday afternoon for
the benefit Of Mr.. C. ID. Hess.
The Queen of Italy, who is passiOnately fond
OF music recently sent tor NJ Massenet to the Quirna
and congratulated him on his " ROi de LAHORE"
Some wTetched vandals, during the night Of
Holy Thursday wrenched of the four medallons the
tomb Of " zar at the SaintMarK Cemetery OF Vienna
Signor Faccio has lately introduced Bee
thOvens Ninth symphony to the Mllanese. who became
positively enthusiastic He is about to present Verds
Requiem 20 the music-lOYers of Bologna The Academy
OF the latter city has just elected Madame Patti mem
halibran.
The farewell benefit concert of Nine. Pap
penaem Will take place az the Academy OF Music next
Thursday evening, when ROsslni's "stabat Mster" VIII
oe peiOrned with the assistance OF Mrs Florence Rice
kno1. Mr. Charles Adams, Mr.. Remmertz the chorus OF
tbe oaoro Society and orchestra, the whole being
under the direction OF Dr. Dsmrosch. miscellaneous
programme precedes the "stabat Mater" and In the
course OF il DR. DamrOsch will play violin solo (Wil
helDi's Transcription OF a Chopin Nocturnel and Mime
rsppenhelm Will sing scena from DR.. Damrosch's
oOlomOns Song"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Williamson have just
ended their ssasOnof thrtyslx weeks-in the United
b'ates They have filed three engagements in New
iork, two in Boston, and two in Philadelphia and they
nave acted IN all the principal cities Of the South and
HesL Ther tour was directed by Mr.. French. They
aeted the drama OF Struck oil 255 times Mrs.
hnhamsOn will spend this Summer in san Francisco.
VITA her mother. Mr.. Williamson viii sail for England
vh June -, In the GcrmaniC Next season Mr.. and
erS williamson purpose 20 reappear in an improved
version ~ struck OIL" and IN a drama by Sir.
Joaquin Miller.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
SUBSCRIPTIONS F0R 4 CHURCH DEBE

THE pRooKIYN TABERNACLE PIEDGING TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE EVENING.
At the Brooklyn Tabernacle, last evening,
suceessful effort was made TO raise the amount
essary to pay off the remainder of the church debt
The debt last Msk was $4,000 On one Sunday Si0'-
600 was raised Though the efforts OF Edward kimball,
and $4,000 Was raised on another occasion.
The appeal wSs made last night by the
Rev. b. l. Ives, The Republican candidate for
state Prison Inspector two years ago. The
amount raised was S22 l15. The subscriptions first
called for were for 5000. N Hammond was the nrst
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
THE STRIKING PIANO-MAKERS.

About sixty journeymen piano-makers met,
yesterday IN the Teutonia Assembly Rooms, at Third
ave and sxeenthst to discuss the question Of wages.
It was stated that the strike which had been in progress
AT I}ehr Pecks factory. No 29i Eleventh-ave, had
end, the wOrknen having received the wages
for which had struck It would De necessary how
ever give some further assistance 10 the wOrkmen
who had been strike One OF The employees OF Halnes
Erothers said that the wages of the men who did
work upright pianos would be reduced IRON flO
To Sl2 "A week. The men had replied that they would
moi work al the reduced rates They had theu been di
reCtcd to work square pianos. IL was probable
that "A strike would take place early III the week.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
BISE FALL G4MES.

HARVARD AGAIN DEFEATED BY YALE-oTHER CON
TESTS.
The second base ball game between the
Harvard and Yale clubs played on the Har-
ward grounds at Cambridge on Saturday. The
frat game, which was played at New-Iiaven
on May ls, was by Yale by the close score
OF to 3. The game on Saturday was also by the
hale cluD through the effective pitching OF Carter. The
Datuhg OF the Harvard players poor and they lost
lne game Dy score OF IL 10 D. This result greatly sur
pilsed the l5OO spectators present.
Inc results OF the other important games played on
5ai ailidty were as follows At Prospect Park-Nameess
20 foytechnc Institute 10 and Putnam 20, Seneca D.
AZ AZ the CapitOline GrOundGNewYOrk Professional Club
70 Mit0ka o. At Decentralization II, Providence 10.
AZ Chcag0-C1ncinnau 10, Chicago s. At Washington
Natonal II, New-Haven g. At Manchester-LOWel 4,
manchester /. At Lynn-Utica 0, Lave Oak6.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
THE PEOPLE MUST SPEAK.

II Is absurd TO suppose that the members of the
House OF Representatives who voted for the Potter
luton II the lct what the testimony turned by
the o. investigation turns Du TO be- The rcsOlu
non Is declaration OF war. Without the motive OF the
attack upUn the title Of the President the Potter pro
gramine Is unin'cglbe. But ia private circles in Wash
ng0n the fact tat The ruo intent II the resolution is 20
use Congress TO throw the President is OJCOncGaed
This Is dangerous business, aud 1t Is OF the highest i'm
porauce tnat Ccngie5s should hear from the country be-
fore ID is too late.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

to respond. Major b. r. Corwin subscribed
81 900 for the infant class. which previously
contributed $1,000 Among tho other $500 subscriptions
were those Of Mrs. Mary Eilis,s class, !. p.
knights class, G. L. Collins class Over $4,000 was
raised by $500 subscriptions. Smaller subscriptions
were called for. DR.. Tamage announced that ne
would take the last 81 900 The congregation, how
ever, subscribed $2,115, so that his subscription
was unnecessary On Tuesday night jubilee meeting
will be held in honor OF the successful liquidation Of the
debt Judges Nelson and Reynolds the Rev. Drs Fow-
ler Ingersol Ormiston and others will address the
ma
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

D. .-..B
Steamship Ahambra (Br) McElhenny Cow Bay via Hall
fax days coal to Perkins job; vessel 10 Clark sea
steamship Richmond Kelly, Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mouG, with mSe and pass 10 Old Dominion steamship Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. May 26.-The White star Line steamship
Baltic capt Parse from New York May l6 for Liverpool
arrived here IL O'Clock tonight.
The Williams & GuiOn Line steamship Wyoming, Capt
Jones' May II for Liverpool arrived here 2t
q! o'clock this morning.
lTor other ShiD Yc,cs Third Pr7sl
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
THE POINT AT ISSUE.
From The Utiod Herald.

Inc points involved in the present contest
~ lev and clear They that the Presidential cleo
mas been settled by the highest tribunal known TO
enarehy and therefore the gators OF the present
,eent are guilty OF high crimes against the peace OF
sonsv avOh ana against the republican system In This
E our strength s In the sentiment Of deyotion for
al. Nhole Union We must contend on TIE hroadest
"e must aeeept AL alilesj We must not gratui
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the Pdst - hours.

WASHINGTON, May 27. m.-The barometer
has risen and is highest In Dakota II has fallen and Is
lowest from Maine norihward. Light rains have occa-
sonay fallen all the districts except heavy at places
in Texas and South Curollna the temperature has
slightly fallen, except along the Atlantic ana Last Guli
coasts.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic and New-England states,
higher pressure and slightly lower temp raiurc ifcsh
and brisk north winds, clear or partly CLOUDY
weather and occasional light rains.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
A DENIAL THAT IS a CONFESSION
La-..-. Il.a In-L.L L..tL.L. n...r IN \

No attention will be paid to the Radical
yell OF " revolution" Revolution shooting and
thTOacuttng We pro nothing OF this order except
self-deience Again assert that the Democratic
party is entitled IN law, equity and morals the control
OF the Government, nnd means to have it, That ought
10 he ntclble declaration. IL certainly Is pacific
declaration and one tsat we shall stand TO.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
FISANcIAL TINKERING PREVENTED.

The Potter Resolutions and noise have taken
mne valuable time tbat might have been given 10 the
.enei OF the people. There several distinguished
sahdldaes for the Presidency at Washington who have
genty fought shy OF any resolution which might have
leu or Their vote on the finances OF the country. To
Aiem the Potter wind has been a GOd-send.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

Parties Interested IN foryng tbtlr houses aganst The IN
presence deadly invited 10 call at
No 2G3 Broadway, and from Ectua experiments with
traps watorbasns and closets yphOn ani
how their protected from by
system invented by JAMES SARGENT.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

noag, Robeson, Stafford, Chace Tecumseh and weea-
more Other mills will follow for equivalent time,
and In the course OF weeks the movement will be
practically unanimous for half time.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

dead
The Duchess of Argyll was the eldest daugh-
ter ofhe late Duke and sister present
Duke She was married Duke Of Al gyl when he was
the Marquis Of She the mother Of twelve chill
dren Her eldest son. the Marquis OF Lorne, married the
Princess Louise the fourth daughter OF Queen Victoria
Her third Lord Walter Campbell, resided Tor sOne
In M-NnIk
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

What we all want money You may realize hun.
Gres dollars investing $50 stock operations through
the reliable OF Alex. rockingham & Co.. brokers' IL
WaNt.. New YORK. Their Weekly Fnanca! Report gives
full information, and Is sent free
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

THE DERBY QUEsrIoN.-Coster: "Goin' to
to Derby this time Billip Bill "Well, yer see, my
mlsous says as ow IT'S very expensive and she'd
sooner 80 out o town for the oppln later on"Punch.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

..... =, h,s a,tempt upon the Emperor's liie,
lava Ib cIacy the same that OF you,S pu" AZ 80
was alDOs. In 1866 which nearly brought 'he ie VI
B.,noe BismarckstO an END
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

tonsy create enemies when assert the naty OF the
ballot and do battle for the forms Of the constitution
aud the spirit of government by the people. and for
reason against the b!udgeOn and the bayOnet.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Affnr lInrN Aenra

catering the juvenile wardrobe feel us
titled m saying that there Is clothing house In New York or
ecwhsre that novel and unique suits fot boys
A RAYMOND CO.'S Of Fulton and Nassau sts.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Gperial Nollefs.
Better Late thpn Never

BeIIer NfNFFs
Don't put off until hat and should be done
to-day have never used SOZODONI for your
make beene to the druggist ana get botie and De-
fts usa Ouce Nerb
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE May 81, n. ma remarkable de-
cline OF arprcssre has taken place. reaching lIs lowest
point yesterday afternoon, when it was accompanied by
threatening weather but rain. The air was at that
time sutry, and the temperature reached was the high
of the present season. The moisture OF tho air ID not
III excess.
For this city and vicinity, partly cloudy and some
what cooler weather may bo expected for TWO days
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
Bangs & Co.. Aucrioneers, 656 Broadway.


gin its use az once " Verb sap
Bangs & Co., Aucfioneers, 6j6 Broadway.
MONDAY. May -, aud following DAYS. at $50 p m.
collection dncluGing LIBRARY Of an exiled FRENCH
NoBLEMAN OF the COURT OF LOUIS XVII comprising
many scarce and interesting CLASSICAL WORKS. BOOKS
relating to the EARLY HISTORY OF AMERICA, largo
number Of MIssALs. BREvIARIEs. RITUALS
ROMAN CATHOLIC THEOLOGY.
and works edited by the ABBE NuGUE.
}. l.. Lewis Il Co.. or 1874 GrH-AYh. AND 10TH
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
SHOE MAKERS. HAVE OPENED THEIR BRANCH
STORE AT NO. 1.lGl BROADWAY. CORNER 27rH ST,
WITH A ZINE SELECTED STOCK OF HANDMADE
BOOTS AND SHOES AT POPULAR PRICES. CUSTOM
WORK A SPECIALITY.
Lighting Gas by Electricity specially BY j. W BART
Iiroadway, Neglork. Three dinerCut
tens For Churches Theatres. Residences streets, &c
N1aS. Ui.xiau ON Enrt.-A thorough Medical Treatiss
itlieanR now Condrmed disabilities be
experience OF 20 study ODsoyaon and professional
hood Strengthened Vitality and sound conditions Health
thaf have impaired by overtaxed
of be Obstacles TO Marriage and OF the by which
can BY mall Zoe currency postage stamps)
Address Secs Museum Anatomy seenco lac BdwayNG
IIshtng Gus by Electricity specially by J. w. BART
LET1 No 800 Broadway. NowYork. Three Different
TENS Adapted 10 all purposes.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

FACTORIES on HALF TIME
FALL RIVER. Mass, May 26.-The following
mills stopped last night for one week: Flint, Wampa-
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27

n tln sy by rht
81 - tus
pcrdns midnight white .ne rrITeseh .As
sitAs dglns
New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
OBTTUlRT.
THE DUCHESS OF ARGYLL.


LONDON, May 26.-The Duchess of Argyll is
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POTOMAC ACADEMY
formerly Alexandria Boarding Sci

Formerly Alexandria Boarding Sch DOLL
Established by Benjamin Hslowell in $50
a BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
BOYS.
A. complete English, Mathematical and Glass.
cal Course taught. Also Fronch, Germsn aud
Spanish. The Tenth session will commence
September is.
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1t gives mo great pleasure to recommend tho
Potomac Academy, under tho direction Of Prof.
John S. Blackburn II Francis IL. Smith, Supt.
Virginia Military Institute.
l can cordially recommend this Academy to
those who wish to prepare their sons Tor the
University of QirginiA-[C :. Venable, Pro.
fessor Of Mathematics Univ Of w.
The excellent preparation shown by formor
pupils of Mr.. Blackburn jus!Gcs mo in cordial
ly recommending the Polomsc A cadcny, st AL
exandria. -[Schelo dc Voro, Prof Modern
Lang. Univ. Of Va.
tako great pl easure in recommending TO the
confidence Of the public tho high school con-
Quoted by Mr.. j. :. Blackburn.-[W E. Pc.
ters, Prof. OF Latin Univ. Of Va.
AS two Of my boys have been for several
wears in tue Potomac Academy, enables me &c
sneak with confidence of The sbi!ty, fsithulnes:
and success Of Mr.. J. :. Black burn As Il teacher
re. H. Norton, Rector IL ~. Paul's church
Alexandria.
| estecm ii iorunstc privilege 10 havo lat
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For Catalogue, giving fall particulars address
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Reform Council.

FAIRroINT, N. Y, Aug. 5.-The fourth
reform council wsi held this morning at 9
o clock. LIS principal feature was an address
by Hon. Horace Bemis, OF uarnellsViIe, N. Y,
on how to make the temperance reform cDdur'
ing. At the third couucll, Sunday afternoon
the labor and wages question was discussed 10
quite a spirited manner, trades uDlons being
both denounced and defended, ct least In part.
The DRIFT OF opinion was TO the effect that there
should be no interference between the man who
wishes TO wnk and the mau who desires TO
employ him. or dctatlon as TO the terms they
shall agrae upou AT hal:p ten very large
general temperance meeting was held IN the
auditorium, the Rav. DIR. Hattie, d and Proi.
w. Mason Evans, Of N. Y, making interest
inr aud abln addresses
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Bay~ CLEAR TIE WAY for The escape from
tho system of it. waste and debris, which, if re-
tanned, would vitiate tho bodily fluids ald over
throw health. That important channel Of exit,
tho bowels, may BIO kept permanently FREQ from
distractions by using tho non gripping, gently
acting and agreeable cathartic, Hostotter's Stom-
ach Ritters, which not only liberates impurities,
but invgorrte3 the lining Of the intestinal canal
when weakened by conlti patton or tho unwise
uso of violent purgatiVes The stomach, liver
and urinary organs are likewise reinforced and
aroused to heslthful action by this beniticent
tonic and corrective, and every organ, fibre,
muscle and nerve experiences share of its in.
vigorsting influence. Unobj ectionable in favor,
most genial and wholesome medicinal stimu.
liant, and owing its efficacy TO botanic sources
household use on account of its safety, wide
scope and speedy action.
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SarRiO9h Races.

SARATOGA, \. Y, Aug. 5-Ihc w:a'hHE
today is foe aoe! The track in good coalition.
The Grst race, three QGartera Of mile was VOL
by Italia; Spring braach second, Sally Watsooo,
FLY, third, Ehadamanlhusgo got of last and end
81 fourth. lime, lis.
Second race, one mile AMI a half for all ages,
wioners CT $1,000 at this meeting to carry i
lbs. extra. Byamblc walked over the course.
Some misunderstanding regarding tho an
noupcemeot of tho penalty for having Won
81 900 caused the Withdrawal Of l4oulanlcr and
Invermoor.
Third race, one nile for maiden three year
olds. Bromide came in with broken ark L.
Swim complained that Barrett cut him down
with Bertha. The judges investigated the
matter and gave tho race to Bertha; B;i'n -.
Tina .JG3