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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
Total Tor the week. 90. $40, 2e4
THE MONEY MARKET.

Iotal Tor the week.. 37G, 2e4
THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market worked easily during tho weck,
money on call ioaning easily at per cent the last
rate yesterday being per cent Prime commercial
paper sold at 5a6h per cont. Tho discovery OF do.
IaIcaiion IN the Bank oil North America aud other
losses caused the directors reduce their capital
from $l.ooo,ooo to s7oo,ooo but these misfortunes
are remnants OF an extravagant past. and should In
sprc confidence and not distrust The weekly bank
statement showed reduction In the total reserve OF
$5oo, Joo and In the surplus reserve OF e2l l25
The most important change ,s reduction OF
200 In the legal tender note average The sur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
STATE BONDS


State bonds were in small demand during the week,
and there few changes OF importance. louisiana
oonsols were strong and advanced 2 per ceut Mis-
souri, and North Carolina SKIES also advanced, while
District of Columbia g. 65's wero little weaker The
ndvlces from South Carolina state that the Comms-
SION has made report according to which only
ST. 900 good The following the latest bids
for State b0nds:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
COINS AND BULLION.
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The decline In govern bonds both here and in
London still continues the being the free sales
abroad and the tear that the bonds will be paid In
''ciipped coin" There was large Business done
here. the principal transactions being purchases Of
small lots tor investors who have scared from tho
savings banks. The closing prices In London last
woek and yesterday compare as folows:-
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

People John N. Cook and Joseph McCabe, robbery
Same vs. Washington Lawther, grand larceny; Same
vs. Joseph Dalton, grand larceny; Same VS.. Patrick
Cahiii, grand larceny; Same VS.. Abraham Alexander
receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Jacob Waloski,
assault and battery; Same vs. Launceot Murphy, re-
ceiving stolen goods.
CoURT OF OYER AND TERhISKR-Heid by Judge
Davis.-The People VS.. Edward Newman, homicide;
Same Va Joseph p. WALL homicide; Same vs. Cad
wallader Evans, homicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. Feb. s., 1879.
Printing cloth market inactive; reported sales # the
standards and 96c cash tor extras, but holders
orally ask u traction more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

CAssgL--Go OLDHAM Isaac CAssEL to Rosa, daugh-
ter 0 Manassah /. Goldman, both OF this city. No
cards.
IsRAgL-LEvy.-February 10, WooLP ISRAEL. Of
Philadelphia, 10 Miss SARA, daughter OF John and Rc
becca Levy, OF Jersey CITY.
SmGEL-STRAUss. Miss NKrriE STRAUSS, Of Brook
yD, 4. d., to JACOB ID. sIEekL, OF Cory, rs. No
cards.
MARRIED.
FuLLrK-WfyAyr On Ihursdav. rAbruayy T. ioup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
FINANCIAL,

At REASONABLE RATES-MONEY on LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought insurance Of all kinds effected with best
MES j. j. HABRICH 4 CO.. 1l9 Broadway.
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?. NJ. nj Heddng ". II. Church, Jersey City. N. j.,
by Rev j. L. ID. McKown. ID. d., WALTER FULLER 70
IsArHENE, daughter OF Jacob Winant. ESQ.
LoDwIcK-kEArrsG.--On Wednesday, February o,
at the Church oil ST. Chrysostom. West 39ih ST., by
the Rev. Thomas henry Sill. ID. d., JASON A LoDwcn
10 EUGENE MARY daughter OF Mr.. john Koatinx. 81
Stephens, province Of New Brunswick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
SOS, 592, 200 s67, o2a, 800 Dec 81, sos. 800
52,575, 425 52.s2s,25o

EXCESS OF
serve above
legal req'nts $leol6,775 $l4 $50 Dec ST. s2l 1875
The market for foreign exchange has been dull and
soft. The following are the iatcs, quotations
Sirty Days Three Days.
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The speculation In these bonds continues active
and strong, and these fast becoming the iavorte
Investment Tor outsiders. The following were the
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
TRAVERSE JURORS,

TRAVERSE JURORS,
Spring-Jacob Stutzman, Stephen Losh.
Newport-D. Ernest, j. Saylor, j. Blattenber-
ger, Jonathan Allen.
Madison-Henry Kline, Jacob Blain, William
Boyd, Daniel Snyder, William Moose.
Sayille-John Titzel, Nathaniel Rush, Samuel
Markell, Henry Hall, David Shoemaker,
John Swartz, Tn. j. Shope.
PENN. Morrison, John McNeal, J. Young.
Centre--Jacob S. Hoffman.
Oliver-John w. Smith.
Juniata-James NJ. Leonard, Samuel Bealor,
Samuel Campbell.
Marysvile- ]. Epler, C. NJ. Dickinson.
Tyrone-Ben. Wormley, Anthony Fuhrman.
Carroll-Wm. Since, John Henderson.
Millers towns. L. Taylor.
Liverpool B.-H. q. Snyder, W. G. Brown,
John Sharon.
Jackson-John Shannon, John Tressler.
Watts-Daniel Livingston.
Liverpool TIL. p. Coulter.
Duneannon-W Wesley HI. Hays, b. II. Moss.
Toboyne-Thos. Campbell, VIM. Morrison.
Howe-James Boyd.
Bloomaeld-Wm. NJ. Wallace.
Rye-John Dice.
Greenwood-Henry Dickinson.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
REPoRT or COMMITTEE ON PERMA

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PERNIA-
NENT CERTIFICATES.
The committee met in the court room,
electing Mr.. G.. +. M'Ginnes Chairman
and S. B. Fahnestock Secretary,
The following resolution was adopted !:
That the papers of applicants for Perma-
nent certificates be signed only at a reg
ular meeting of and examination by the
committee.
The Superintendent then appointed
this committee to be the committee to
examine school books, and to recon-
mend a series for adoption in the county.
w. E. Baker offered the following res
olution, which was unanimously adopt
ed: That the members of this committee
shall not allow themselves to be APP
preached by any one, or in any way
other than that those who make busI-
ness of furnishing school books, may
present to the secretary for the. use OF
the committee such books as they may
wish to bring to notice.
The committee adjourned to meet at
Newport ut the call of the Chairman.
s. b. FAHNEsTocK, Sec.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
r 1sr oFJURoRs-JANUARY TERM 1873

GRAND JURORS
savllle-J. j. Hamilton, foreman; H. Burk-
eplle.
Greenwood-George Ulsh, David Boal.
Spring-B. Bair, g. Esterline, j. G. Sheibley.
Madison-L. Shumaker, Jonathan Gutshall.
liverpool b.--George Shumaker.
Centre-B. s. Brenneman, Simon W. Clouser.
Juniata-B. H. Imhoff, William Smith.
observation-disclosures Harkinson.
Newport-Michael Hartzell.
Oliver-Jacob Fleurie.
Tyrone-Wm. H. Lightner, David Wagner.
Tuscarora-John Yohn.
Bufalo-Jacob Huggins.
Penn-Jacob Weaver.
Jackson--Henry Bistline.
Rye-A. II. Zorger.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
pOOL,S SIGNAL SERVICE BAROMETER
TAVERN LICENSE.

The following application for Tavern License
has been filed in the office OF the clerk Of the
Court of Quarter Sessions, OF Perry county, and
win be presented to the court on Monday the Tth
day of January. 1873
Nathaniel Adams, Tavern License, Sayille twp.
ID. MICKEY. Clerk.
Clerks office, New bloomfield. Dec 10th, Ut.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01

N ne A and Morphine Habit absolutely and speedily
UFIU ss :i :iS: $......5 s5;d J: SS = I'' NJ
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01

z new vocal and TWO new Instrumental pieces
CO., Middeboro, Mass 5fd4t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01

GINS and revolver. illustrated Price list, free.
NS'sS Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh,
ia. b1d4t.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01

Or FASHIONABLE CARDS no two alike with
81 name. l0c. 20 Scroll, with name, 10c. post
paid. Agents OUTFIT, l0c. GEO. I. REED & CO.,
Nassau. N. \. 4OHly
TyLANNRLs--A splendid assortment Of Elan
II nels, lust opened BY r. MORTIMER.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
TOBACCO.
FROM THE SEED TO THE
W1REHO USE.

practical hand book for the Tobacco Planter,
embracing the authors practical experience in
cultlvatiDg and curing the weed. and the emethods
practiced In al THE States in which 1t Is grown
complete guide to the planter and q work OF
great integestto the consumer Of tobacco on ac-
count Of Its historical and medical infOrmati0n.-
A book that everybody should have. $50 pages,
octaF0. by y. Rush Senseney. NJ. d., Chambers
bVea. Pa. Price One Dollar. sent to any address
43Feceipt OF the price. AGENTS wanted to sell
.tBs book everywhere and II sells without trouble.
Address JOHN M. POMEROY,
Publisher Of " Franklin Repository" Chambers
burg. Pennsylvania.
November, II, ls17
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
CALL AND SEE ME.

The Subscriber has opened Store opposite the
Railroad Depot, at NEWPORT, where he is PIE
pared to supply
OYSTERS, GROCERIES,, de-,
At the lowest market price. A full stock on
hand The patronage Of the public Is solicited.
4Stf WIN. ICKES,
Newport Pa,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
AGENTS
A Great Offer for HoIidays

We will during these HARD TIMES and the
HOLIDAYS dispose OF 100 New. Pianos and Or
gans, OF hrsf.class makers at lower prices for
cash. or Installments. than ever before offered.
WATERS PIANOS Il ORG ANS are the BEST
MADE. wrranted for years. Ill Catalogues
Mailed. Great Inducements to thetrade. PIANOS
7octave, sl4y; 7 l.3 octave, $3.50. ORGANS 2 stops
SlS; stops S3; stops, sos; stops, so; 10 stops
$50; IL stops, $50; IN perfect order. not used
year. Sheet music at half price HORACE
WATERS Il SONS. Manufacturers and Dealers,
40 East 14th Street, New York. 49dlw.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
rT,RIAL LIsT-JANUARY TERM, 1878.
SPECIAL LIST

SPECIAL LIST.
1 jeremiah Bair VS.. @. Troutmau, ct. al.
2 j. Rynard's use VS.. H. f. Drawbaugh.
3 Samuel Fravel VS.. John Witherow.
4 Sponsler Junkin & Co. VS.. f. w. Gibson.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-01
GENERAL LIST

II Admr ofJ r. Laird VS.. j. Galbraith' IS admrs
Is A. j. Burd VS.. Penn'a Canal Co.
10 II. Saxton & Co. VS.. F. w, Gibson.
20 Milligan q Bosserman vs.. j. Hohenshildt
Fl John Preisler VS.. David Cleeland, ct. al.
% Samuel SPOTS VS.. j. B. Kistler's adm'x.
23 Mar Rodgers VS.. John Jones.
"a G.. j. T. McIntire VS.. Newport Bridge Co.
% Jas. B. Weaver VS., NJ. B. Strickler.
20 Frank w. Gibson VS.. d. NJ. Riuesmith.
"a John G. Kuhn vs.. Benj. Dillman.
2S Milliken Adams vs.. Christian Brown.
20 George Lebkicher vs. Isaac Rowe.
30 Caroline Duncan vs. Penn'a Railroad.
81 Il. d. Owens VS.. IL. q. Hoffman, ct. al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
WHAT VIII AsTONISH CHAIRMAN.
TelegraphinG There III. Arrest md Detention
Of One or Its Prominent Citizens.

Judge James Ferris. ono OF the Justices Of
The Peace OF mo Province Of New Brunswick lives IN
Chatham. Mwuch County AMI IL well known TO all tho
SOW YORK Police Justices lie Is wealthy and ha, always
kent opon house Mt his home such them ~ hap.
pencd 10 visit canada lie is great lover OF practical
jokes ana has made justices the butt his III,
position in Chatham is Tor lite and his jurisdiction is
both civil and criminal The Catholic Archbishop Seua
co. Nutcad AMI he are the most conspicuOuS men iu
ju.c Ferris visited Ncw York city the pn.t week for
son MArert Police Court the other morning AltcrWtrd.
witt Alderman Morris hc visited the city Prison and ll.
tended t. start tor home ~ noon.
Nlr he wdslu the tity Prison telegram was sent 10
senator Murheai at Chatham. It read
Justice Ferns has been arrested and detained"
A. bis frleids were cNpociins hm thnt evening In
Chatham. Tins ucsSngc must have created great alarm.
Tor -lcculiy cHlnr tack the answer
" Let US KNOW Htnucc what the trouble is Sc
Having concluded hs tour of the city Prison. judge
Ferris wanted o. take the train for home, hut pTcul.
nary luncheon was proposed. aud he wa detained at De-
moucu until too late Then second telegram was sent
e. chatham
W, Lave found him in the Tombs lie will be ar.
rAigued before Justice Morgan
judge FERRIS made NJ his mind 10 wait until morn.
nus and Iud smith took INN out ON the rund tor a
dutr fhrl telegram was scnt To Chatham.
fuwtrul influence have been brought to bear on
ufr" MORGAN inl hr has consented IN discharge Juisc
Form, uu condition that hr leave town Immediately
Ihrf, wa reunion "a Justice Smths residence In IN e
nNnu- n hs supposed arrest ami discharge. Iuiilcu
M'r-in ''d' ihe hrws of hi arrest wall spread all
over thc county of Mirtn'ch Immediately. He Is
tl' best known men IN New brunswick"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
securing tho Idea Of Having n Home.

Samuel sykes, the proprietor OF a Broadway
clothing store was dining IN his home At 20 West flr
second street on Wslnc,iny evening and stem.
touan baritone voice began the familiar strains o Tho
sweet ny and BY lho sinner, hullv dccI.chcstc {
IMAM a. had taken III. position under the dining room
Win'1ws fitr stnuIi, were sunk, after each OF when
the chorus wnstwicr repeated.
MIA renewed eucT.i amt redohloi volume the sool.t
began Hold he Fort Mr. Sykc,s patience gave out
and he directed M seryant q request the man p,.s
gafc tn servant h Sh TT answer Forcing himself NAH
WAY through tn niru window near which .Ai Mr. yAcs
-, delivered the following with violent prSuculnuiis.
hoW mnscnl MIR. 'ir - odr'rr than hasgin- Hat
Anhlu 81 t urgtlifh'inn one sintlh Ell Orlhruu
Cauun proudly would YOU listen To- ne Nuu wuuNl
humble Yourself before hcons dcVntcc the sacred
musc ami ulch wide your portals Ia worthy SAY ant
lr Interest Of curse The rkccraonA Of outraged"
Here a." was interrupted by m ufhcer who had been
cirgrhped Tor IN the I'm! rst street police station
the MUSICIAN stood on uluc as he gave the name vi
John Van Wrinkle lie scOrned the idea OF having n re 81.
denee am disciple Of 4 greater than IT, he said,
and wherever may be, justly claim from cultivated
peoo!e home" lie found one In cell No. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
HUSBAND POISONED.
His Farm and Family In Po.sessiou Of Hired
MANA series OF Grimes.

HoSEsDALE. Pa, Oct. lin July last,
Mrs. Mary Van Alstine Of Starrucca. this coun-
U. was placed in jail in Honesdale. on charge
Of numbering her husband. A. J. Van Astno.
Van Astne came home only ten days pre-
viously from an eighteen months imprison-
ment in tho penitentiary. and found his farm
and family in possession OF Samuel Every. n
hired man. Az it was proved before the Coron-
er's Jury. Mrs. Van Alstine bought poison on
the 10Th Of July, and her husband died on the
10th. Samuel Every quit the place after Mrs
found at Herrick. Susquchanna County. living
with another mans wife. having supplantod the
husband and driven him away from he own
house. H. was arrested and taken 10 Star
ruc,a. The constable having him in charge
left hima moment. and Every escaped to the
woods Word Inns h"cn rcecivcd here that he
has been rearrested nenr Equinunk village.
Every has wife ami family in Oneonta. n. Y
He deserted them two years ago. and married
a respectable girl in Broome County. n Y. He
deserted this one shortly aiterward. and hired
out in Damascus township. this county He
had 10 iiy from that place To escape the conse-
qucnces Of running girl there. He then went
90 work on the Van Alstine farm. in Starruccn.
Since her Imprisonment Mrs. Van stne
has given birth To child. Every is its father.
A few days ago. IN the plea Of giving her child
medcin" for the collie. she attempted to kill IL
with an overdose Of paragoric. but tho act was
discovered in time 10 save the childs life. Mrs.
Van Astnc was arrested for tho murder on the
charge Of her son. "a respectable farmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
TIE OLD MN FROM DANDY
Appears Again In Court, Under Much More
Embn rra,.ins Circumstrnces

Mr.. Amasa Deckerman of Dandy, Vt, who
was before tho Jefferson Market Police Court
on Wednesday. was there again yesterday. An
officer was informed. near midnight tho same
evening" that gang OF rouRhs was robbing an
old man in n bnrroom on Sixth avenue. He
went in and found Dcckerman intoxicated. sur
rounded by number Of thieves. He took him
to the Prince street station. and there II was
nscertancd that his pocketbook containing ST..
had boon taken. His watch. attached to n shoe
string for chain. the thieves had not noticed.
After leaving the court, on Wednesday. Deck
erman went Immediately to McAulifIe's bar
room. opposite and had drink. Thon he
went away. returning in the evening with n
woman. He took the money. which no had
sewed in his clothes and put II into his pocket
book. 4 number OF men came in. and he
bought three bottles OF wine.
We'll. Dcckcrfnnn here YOU are again
drunk Justice Morgan said yesterday.
Il hope not" tho old man said. " Jest went
into the saloon with man to sign contract to
one glass OF port. | laid my pocketbook down
and some one took IT, There was t11 in II. not
mite more TIA, | know on I've lost it now
quite right he replied.
After he went into tho Jail he wanted Jailor
McDcrmoit 10 take his old silver timepiece and
two shirts for his fine. He had the shirts In tho
glazed carput-bag that aud the cotton umbrella
he had never let 10 OF. He was communicative
and said:
" was going down TO Hartford to SEQ my son,
who is there. | ginrally wont tho other side OF
the mountns but thcs time kun with nm OK:
cursiou party To- New York. ! thought II would
save n bit VI money. but cHl'klntc 1t hain't now
! lost the excursion in this city, and war going
1t alone when arrested. AFTER was discharged
yesterday. met right lkcly-lookin' fcller.
who wanted me to go into the Ticker trndc with
him. was willin and ] went into saloon
with him.. There war $500 in notes in that
pock"tbook. and | lost that. too. Two writ to
d "a DANNY
to get me out. I've no money now. but IL | war
out I'll hooi 1t to Hartford. don't know nothin'
about that ere gal; she kinder hung on to me-
| feel sick. I'm an old man. and want to 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
Peach Growing In Ulster County.

KINGSTON Oct, IT, Ulster County Inns struck
abonan<n in the matter o learucs IN" experiment ot
planting peach teo, the southern pat of the county
WIS made several wears since lhr result hn. hcen
fraufNiW WN.aW Brothers. the punc'pal growers n
the Ycu, OF NaiIlnr,ush ha,r l.a.t tHlortuur WITH.
in the ltfi 'Irrr GOD IN trnrs NruN will tins
yoAf not Uiwa,d i $500. iticl Iutn,lff tl Ell. rraohrs
lui uuirinh fhn.r iIum NrlHwhr, tui flr NnufYrru
hi1"t. hni have hion-hi much better lit.,s 800 Ntw
YORK Warkris Returns rnt last frifN'> stles snns 4
remarkably high nNrrnsr come irult ~ that time ~hns
tor ns much a. 81 utr hu,hcl Many new trees have
been pAnri So lar hcr' has hfrh lunI year any tail.
NJ NJ h" crop such a. j. reported ncart uNrr season
nom districts At ir South. ltA"N growing likely
dNVeI0l INTO MIRO l.nnnrtlnu. N L.tnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
SQUATTERs IN 4 TENEMENT
The Effects of Having Property In Litigation
Tenant. Without I.andIord.

At 307 East Forty-siXth street is n four
story brick tenement in n row o! similar struc-
lures on the north side of the street. Two
Health Inspectors have recommended that il be
declared rs unfit for habitation. DR.. Day in
spectcd the building on Wednesday. He found
the starways floor. and ceilings in % condition
that endaneers life and he also noticed other
particulars detrimental TO health. The house
is full of tenants. but none of them knows who
is the landlord and responsible for the condi-
tion of ;hr building None ofthem had paid any
rent for nearly two years One woman remem-
hrred the name Of an agent who was the latest
to hav" anything to do with the place. but IL IL
doubtful IL he can be found Since the disnp-
pearance OF any indication OF ownership. the
house has becnIne IN" prey OF squatters Of the
worst class. Tramps and heggars. or worse
lind temporary lodgings th-re. and several
families are in possession. The house is said
To be IA bednm Mt might. The principal oc-
cupation OF the inhabitants. or OF many Of them
seems to be TO change what little money they get
for whlskey for immediate consumption. Under
its influence the scnnty furniture of the house
has been thrown about promiscuousy such
OF I'll" woodwork M could be spared has boen
burned. DIR. Day will recommend that the Board
Of Health order the premises to be vacated.
Dr. Day supposcs tint the property Is in liti-
CATION. He saws that II is not unusual 10 find
houses that apparently have no owners. and tho
cause invariably IA that the title or possession Of
the property, is IN dispute in the courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
THE KINGS or THE TURF.
The struggle at Baitinore between tho East
ern md somthMe.tern IIor....

Horsemen and lovers Of the turf are look
ing forward with great expectations to the
races over the Pimlico course. Mt Baltimore
next week. II will be the meeting Of
the year between the East and the Southwest
Here the great three year-ods that have
been conquerors In their respective sections
will compete for the Dixie and tho Brecken-
ridge Stakes. These are both two-mile strug
giles. and will call out tho bottom and endur-
ance Of the kings OF the turf. II is now a dis
puted point between horscmen which section
possesses the best three year old The follow
Ing entries taken from the programme for the
Dixie stakes show that the best mrttle will be-
in the field and that event will undoubtedly
settle the question OF superior!'y'
Dnse ct Magenta. inmllar
Bramlle b., s,ir.
R Rsnssf %ooa N.. .a F.
The following are announced to start for the
Breckenridge stakes
rAr sorrfwIv.
Albert na, star.
R1amSe, A>i.n
spartan. jan O.. 10
FFs snse'ion G 6,'9 &o5,,
Kate taNtou.
Besides these events other important races
will take place on the four days beginning oct.
The Executive Committce OF the Maryland
Jockey Club. in answer to inquiries from own
ers ~ racing stables on the subject OF forieits
owed by Col. j, Mcdaniel. have promulgated
the following rulings;
The purchaser u u morse with his engagements can
With ae iarcGa!sd ,'''" '"'" '''' Ut ''' ''''
IN su,h hors- viii be r,vnrci Of The purchaser
Il ihc ,eor of 'r. 50 u is cntosc rnt- was pm tho
N'Har.e ghs',i M1t e,.c1sa.tc,. r', Marty
o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18
Alfred Mo.h,er'. Challenge Accepted.

NEwBuEGH oct. l7.-Jimmy Ten Eyck. the
pccksk oarsnan has accepted the challenge Of Alfred
Mo,hicr Of Flshk three mile race at the last
named place for sluo side The will he rowed
THURSDAY. oct Il. over course staked out from the
rshkin Long Wharf north mile and halt and re-
turn The i"ferrc will he chosen the day 81 the
John Flannery of Fishki Landing is the stakeholder.
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F,on he K,,lh 'mn0finon.
We have been looking up tho Ahkoond Of
swat and hhN mat he wa, 10, cousin NJ wHb N
Jouuaghur, uncle o the Rath o kuApnrc and diNuntlv
related Ia the hhow Sihih Slhgli H., NNiirs hrothtr
va, ue Reo Ragpoot, and ms brothcrin law the
hawaii of fallunpoor The Ahkoonl OF Swats uncle =
cousins brother was the DcWan OF GwAior. ami the
beInn 81 bhopal was distant relative Of his mother,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-18

You are charged with being drunk" Justice
Morgan said In the Jefferson Market Police Court
Wednesday to prisoner who had been found on OF
the North River piers what have YOU 20 saw" FIRE
quen'lv prisoner will that he has nothing 20 say,
but this one said even less lie lcaf ami dumb.