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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-15
MULES AND HORSES.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

sbsiTAL5.
Steamer Grand Tower, St. Louis.
U. P. Scheuck, Cincinnati.
C~sshoms, Friar's Point.
Oseeola Belle, Jobnson's Ldg.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City Of Chester. St. Louis.
Grand Tower. Vick8burg.
Phil Al,in, Arkansas City.
Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's PoiRt.
U. P. Schenck, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Cons Millar, Coahoms, 0sceola Belle,
Capitol Civ.
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FREIGHT RATES.

weaker and lower to sell, with futures barely
steady.
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RY VIRTUE Of a trust deed made to me
~ aug recorded in the Office of the Register
OF Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Boot n.y.
%, page 5S5. | will sell at public outery. for.
cash ior the purpose Of paying the indebted-
ness secured by said trust deed,
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LIVERPOOL. February Is $3.50 pm. Cotton
fat aud irregular. Middling uplRnds. 61Sdi
middling Orleans. 6Hd. Sales, bales, $40
Of Whiob 1000 were for exportand speculation.
Futures 1-32d lower.
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Saturday, February 90, 1878.

within legal hours, the following ~dese,4bed
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
to wit: H'
Lying and being in Shelby county. Tenn
In range 5, Eleventh surveyors districi'
bounded as follows: Beginning at a roint in
the east line Of lot l as undivided and narti-
toned in these causes, 10 chains and 90iinIs
nom the northeast corner of said subdivision.
thence runs 9 chains and go links to n stake,
tn nee north 6 cheins and rs links to a Span.
ish oak; thence east 10 chains TO ID point in n
field owned by one Dennis; thence south 81
chains to a stake 10 links from a dead elm
with a water oak pointer; thence east IN
chains to a point in the edge of a ditch at the
northwest corner Of a 50-acre tract owned nv
one Arnold; thenee 38 chains to Wolf river
with holly and hickory pointers; thence with
the meanderings Of said river to a point 10
links south of a ,sassafra5 pointer; thence
north II chains and 20 links to a stake; thence
west Q chains and so | nks to a stake with two
iron wood, beech and poplar pointers; tbepeo
north " chains to the beginning, cOntainine
2BS% acres. For full description reference IL
here made to tho decree for partition on fie
Terms Of sale-cash.
This February 2, 1878.
h. A. COLE, G. and M.
BY r. j: BLACK, D. G. and NJ.
Humes d POston, Att0rn eys. 1S3-15l
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LEnAL.
IR. 2l5T-2SA.l
cHANeLRY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Portion of the GrsenIaw Opsra House

Va eho NAODAAlW VUCIA HUUNH
Chaneery Court Of Shelby ceunty-sam p
walker, Trustee. otc., We. ID. K. McRae,
sam Tate ct al, and O. Wallace ct al. "a.
nj. Z Jarnagin OF FL
BY VIRTUE Of an intorlecutosy decree for
~ sale entered In the above cause on the
10th day Of March, 1875, and renewed. etc.
March'l4, 1871, and December "a, 1877, I will
gel. at public auction, to the highest bidder,
IN 'front.' Of the Groenlaw Opera House bRild-
Ing Second street, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, March 2, 1873,
within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn..
n in the eity Of Memphis, to-wit:
The south wing Of the Grand Opera House,
with the ground it covers. fronting on Second
street ~ feet, and running back westward
that width between parallel lines 100 feet to a
Terms of sale-cash. Equity Of redemption
This February 6, 1878.
p.n b. A. COLE. @. and NJ.
BY X. J. BLACK. ID. G. and M.
Jarnagin q Frayser and Messick i McRae,
AttsIneys. 1862
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%Ts1S-1OS6.l
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby County-John w.
garter Of al; vs.; Virginia Owen ct al, and
George w. Webb VS.. H. Irby.
pY VIRTUE OF AN INTFRLOcI1Topv
IL decree for sale, entoredi in the above causeS,
on the 18th day Of December, 1876, and ~.
neTed' etc., February l. 1878, I will sell. ar
public auction, to the highest bidder, in f. ont
Of the Clerk and Masters Office, oourt-k ,onse
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WRITS OF F0RClBLE ENTRY
wKtTS OF FURUIBLH ENTRY
lWRITS OF F0RCIBLE ENTRY
WRITS OF FORcIBLE ENTRY
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- Y A. UULE, Q. and Nj.
BY r. j. BLACK, D. G. and NJ.
Humes u Poston, Attorn eys. 1S3-1h1
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COURT CALLNDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnAAnEas--Held by Judge Dono-
huo.-First Monday motion calendar. Court opens at
haif-past ten A N. Calendar called at IL A. NJ.
SUPREME CouRr-GEsERAL TERM-Hcid by Judges
ingalls,, Daniels ana Poter.-Non-cnuncratcd mo
ti0ns-Nos. to 10. Preferred cau-es-Nos 81 TO l2J
uncus,voL Enumerated motops-Nos. $50 to 325.
SUPREME CoURr-SPgciAL rERM--ieid by Judge
v sna 4ae.Sos ss 81 8 ISL 49, s
1856 800 col 400 400, AL si6 325 J4J 12G, 4s7 $751;
49, 80 374 AS 44 $40. 1872 a47, 2aa 4oi 81 IS. 50.
SuragME CouRr-CIrcufr-Par Held by Judge
Barrett Nos 5s6. 1902 lSie, ol9s, 1875 81,
$3.50, 25l3, 1884, 646, li79, 1885 All, 357, Dos *,
1106h. Part 2-Hed by Judge Lawrence. Mos. l569,
issa 1855 1907 isos icii 1915 iSS, ioss 1875
lt+s, 1914 400, l6ol, l0o4 1906. 1867. 1911. iCis
Part 3-Hed by Judge Van vors,.--Sos. slo 3ais,
50o 5o, 5i2 l2ss, 1876, 1870, 3s4, s2s. 1t4I l0I5,
Ills, ll25, 25o3 lS27K, 4eS, $780, 1877, 1899, 196,
Speir, sanford and FfeedmaB.- Appeals IRON orders
Nos !, 2 . Q, 7, 5. Q. To- IL General caIendar
surERroR CouKr-s rTcrAL TKRm--hcld BY Chief
Justice Curtis.--Demurrcr-Nos. l. 2 3. L. q, o. l. s..
Issues OF iact--9 20 "a tincusivel
SUPERIOR CouRT--lRiAL TERM-Fart HELD by
Jndsc sedrwick Nos. 67s, ti6, c47, Gas, $50, 3l7,
Si9 SCI, s22, $50. 65l, 651. 800 SOS, oI, $50 e5l
s02 ss3 2g5, 500, o., Goa. e2i, SOS, I2ls Parts ]
anu 3-Adjonrncd for the term.
CoamoS PLEAs-GESKRAL TKRM--HcId by Chief Jus.
tcc q. 4. Daily aud judges Robinson and Larrcmorc
Appeals from orders-Nos 1 20 IA and LA, 40.
Appeals from judgment and referees repori-Nos 10
5z 70 70 and 7Oa Appeals IRON District Couris-Nos
III 10 122 (incusive.)
COMMON PLEAs-CnAMBBns--Hcid by judge J. r.
DAILY. --Dcmurrers aad cases--Nos. 1, 2 o. A. 8 O. Z,
s, Q, 10, ii, IL, 10.
COMMON pLKAs-EQuIrr TxRu.-Adjourned for tho
tcrm
COMMON PLEAs--rnrAL TrRn-part 1-IIeid by judge
Van Hocsen.Nos 1s43 1445, 1i77, 272, 81 clio, 1916
1902 1888 49, 1861 2z7s, 1910, 1879, his, 4bl $40
$40. 1881 loco, 2oa 5oi, as, $40 $50 os 2o7s 1894
GA 1885, $780, % GA, 0Ss, 1i4J 49, 51l $780, GAG,
col 1s3s 1898 2l2s. 2l2y, 3yl, loJ0. 2l37. So 15s
2474 2l15 zCOl, 1i1J 1868. 6AJ, 1850.
CorRr OF GENERAL btssioss-Part Hold by Re-
cordcr iAcket.Ibe People Frederick Butter, ioo.
NOUS assault anu battery Same vs. Robert Robinson,
ieionious assault; Same W. lhonas MeCJrmacK, bur.
gary; same Vi. Amos sInDeti, forgery; Same W..
DanIoi Is. Chamberlain, forgery; same "a Margaret
smith, petit larceny; Same VA Patrick Brady, petit
larceny; Same Va Thomas Gosgin, assault and bat
terry. Part 2-ffeid BY Judge Gndcfslcevc.--Ihe Poo
pie Va George Weymsn, bomlcde; same VS.. Lawrenc CO
IA ggins ana John Casey, robbery; same W.. Thomas
McManon, feionious assault and battery; same
David Conway, felonous assault and battery; same
VS.. James Dunlap elonous assault aud battery Same
VS.. Eugene Mccarthy, burglary Same vs. Charles
Gordon, burglary; Same Va. Max Garg, grand lar
ceny; Same VS. Edward Meyer, grand larceny.
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this community IN particular or SAID juuicin muruor
u inmur Into The Penttsntary 10 secure tue ~
from the exposures of these dnstar1ly acts having
robbed me OF my health, liberty mind rights naye
the same with me buried for ever Us not TO reach
tho iightmy execution would have cause iuvesiiga
tons thereof Notwithstanding beng stranger here
Now the dfeuder OF pubic justice Will open
the battle by an article letter from as here
IN set FORTH To favor controversy thereupon, TO ex
pose The same you would thruiy confer not only a
great favor but benefit attn wrll this my lap
am so week from the wanton crueltes inflicted upon
me not to DC able 10 sit up half hour AZ time
dono haste as / am taking all davits in the
country OF those ~tnesscsS facts come 10 hight since
! tnciose you items published by papers hero
upon tho same, you will be supported ny
Iacs ony but able writer's aud avoriie
papers here-You viii see thereby what asked to
removed OF reach OF said malig pref ucarcte
torney here 10 only take such evidence to gaia
bis other object 10 save tho honor Of this COM
munity at my expense because II all known
in chrlstindom would dare say that ! WAS not only
fully Jusihabe under the facts put that II was the
greatest wrong have treated IN such manner otc
Respectfully etc. Il. HOuILLiON.,
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TRoTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

From the San Francisco Chronicle ApriI 2s.l
The weather was lovely yesterday across the bay,
and the Oakland rrottng Park never appeared TO
better advantage, the many improvements mado by
Mcssrz Wech 4 Palmer, the present lessces adding
greatly to tho comfort OF It's patrons also TO tho
reputation OF tho track. It now bong aud
as saic as any In the state. There quite a large
assembage gathered there to witness the ,rot Tor
sweepstake OF 500 each, with $500 added
by tho proprietors, for tho 226 class. The
entries were:-Doty, selling as favori,s in the
pools Mt 500 Coquetc and Cairo al about SIS each,
aud The neld comprising Lou Whipple and Brushy
Jonn for SIS, Profess or paying S25 forfeit There
was some difficulty IN gettng tho on but at
the twelfth attempt they were tapped OF, with
outside at the qharcr in 81 seconds and tho hall in
liza Brushy John still maintained his advantage;
but there, seemingly through lack OF condition. he
rendered the lead to Doty, who had passed Lou
Whipple In the MD backstretch, aud he won in
jog In 2:27A by i've lengths, Lon bcattng John
out some Len feet Tor second place II was
now $50 Oh Doty against Sl5 for nil the remainder
together, and he won the succeeding heat excellent
sty lie IN 37seconds 10 the Quarter l:l3 10 the halt
and 22654 10 tho milo, Cairo coming second, bot
Lou taking second honors again hroNgn his running
IL was evident that II was the favores day but in
tue third heat leading all tho way, Doty care
lcssly driven to run when nearly at the
third the time being 81 seconds :13X anu 2:27 Lou
thus losing her well earned chance OF second
money. In both the third and fourth heats
the scoring was rendered tedious by Louis
fretiul temper and IN each instance tho horses
tapped oil greatly to D0tys advantage. In the nnnl
boat no took the pole from Cairo In the few strides
and won easily, Brushy John bong second with Co.
quette we'll up, The time beng ~ ~, 10 and 2.30 or
tue stakes, $685. sixty per cent, 1896,
winner, thirty per ceat or $247 So 10 Caro- aud
per cent So 90, 10 Lou Wnipple. The trot very
cnt, among whom were many ladies', who lent great
charm TO the park by their presence
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

,.,,.,,,, GALVESTON. Nay 4 1873.
Is" Eapcls.
ia. Sales. i.22o stock. 22,ooo.
Cotton quiet middinx iosc low middi,ng esc; GOOD
ors 70 The 5sna.n. rec % a1s oAss o s 40 E
500 stock 52 o57 correctionstock yesterday should
- Cotton salss' middng exc low miadiins SC good
WISE SIS. Sales. 1000 Stock. issa AA'0''s coast
easy iaallnr s.nstH Mas BE- 1893 good
ordinary s'sc Net receipts. z5e bales. Sales, 300
y stock, s9Il as.n.t7
Sa' oaun In Net lw % saIs o
i6C stock. ass. ~ '''''p'' ~ '"''' '"''''
Spirits turpcntine nrm 2e,ac Rcsin qnet strained
ssow sp y psss for s ysrS - t.. Ssd Y 20 for
Flour unchanged sale, 200 bbI wSas ssesdy red
a ~ DuIuh club, 81 81 Corn dail state. 500 old mixed
ss!s 7Ss asgss ne
So %dsas. SO 80 csnsl s,ps1,s si ssa
sn;S aA sorn s,narye vs. barley s 10 New Yea
IumSei asso ,ess oE HN nsse, ss
wheat 500 ny, bushels rye $500 do pcas 1870 do. um
w.. ,.,. Bvrra1o. May 4 1873.
Wheat unsettled: sales LOO bushels milwaukee, Gu.
White aud 1000 do high mixed At ase o. ss no
iass Me', rs sss SSo ssss sse s4e Barley
Isl oo" 81 @ for city made otaer articles
n,lfssa feissss steady Canal eishs strong; wes
ceipts by ralroads1SepD bos Hour, if5 2oD bushels
i74ol rye BY LAKE. 100; bsi. asar, ic7S,o5y6
DO aye s Shipments s. ss s os a
Bushels wasat 40 12 DO corn ~ 600 do +oo DO
harley do rye ny canal 20 tidewater-v33oJ bushels
wheat. 0o,579 do corn. IL. $40 DO. oats
Drrnorr May T. 1878
Flour uuch Wheat steady extra white Michigan
81 aOs Ne. II 2sts torn dali anu unsettled; No.
81 Aeccipts-Fiour 1900 bbIs wheat 5000 bashels:
corn i.3oo do, oats $3.50 d., shipnents-Fiour SOD
bbls wheat 1000 bushels; corn. 700 .o oats LOO
MAY 4 1879.
igan ~ 2.i amber Michigan, spot - I'm; May 81 27
No. DO pot, a n June 81 Il 20 sed 81 e.
Dayton and Michigan. 81 O3 Corn dull: No . spot fsc
oc Oats aull; Miehiean 2si.e cistcrseed dal prime
81 Receipts al Oo bushels wheat COO do cotn IOOo
do oats shpments5.uUu bushels wheat 1870 do corn.
CINCINNATI May 4. 1879.
Flour dull and god Wheat easier; rod 81 ~
~ ~ Corn quiet but firm. ~ i3c 4tc Oats steady
an. hrm a. 50 Lard qulet but Arm steam. 81; summer
mand ana aim. shoulders Ste csar rb ssas 'a e,ear
SIDES, be bacon quiet but hrn shcuiders, ssc. +ac.
IL good ful prices. light offerings a 81 03
butter nomDay UNCHANGED. sugsriquict unchanged.
So 80; packing IS 70 IS 40 butchers SIS 40 So 45
receipts. t45 head; shipments 9s5
CnIcAeo. May 4. 1879
Flour dali and unbalanced. Wheat airIy active and .
Do 81 Tx ~ IIss easn: liz, May Il osS 81 oa
shade highcr 3v5.c 4Jc.. 395c bid May, 4Osc.
sOc. June; reIectea. 304e. Oats frmcr 261sc. bid
higher 81 co. cash 81 10 Janes 81 SIX ~ 80. J@y
cash, 81 as7 oa,s June 81 u7s july. suimess s,ea1y
and UNCHANGED. Acsho, a21sc. Md WhsSey. 81 Ok
ase5o DO oats 1000 eo rs o DO Ss@.s "
do. shpments-Flonr. 10000 bills; wheat 10000
barley. 500 do
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The Seneca Club has been fully organized for The
season, with the following PLAYERS, W. :A Franz,
p; L. Hartford. c.: NJ. Preston, o.; q. .. Flynn,
2 b. r. Terry, s. ID. ferret, 5 b. C. rerret,, ;
NJ. Feber, G. 4; y. Bissc r.
The first games arranged for between cluhs Of the
League and The International Association VAL We
played AT Springfield, Mass On May 20 ana 81 Tho
Sprns1eids play the Miiwaukecs. ana on June IL The
Indianapolis Cub.
II violent exercise will tend to reduce mans
avordupois then thcre Is no Ittie point connected
with the formation OF u club in Hoiyoke, Mass. fbo
aggregate weight OF the niue IL 4, 330 poundM Tno
heaviest weighs $50 and the ghtcst 240 pounds. M
To-day, al Prospect Park, the handba men OF
Caseys Court will play a gamo of baseball with the
handoail men OF Courtney's Court Tho ou,-oi-town
games are fpiiows:-At Aupugn Stars vs.. Auburn:
AZ Springfield, Hvrnei Sprng0cid: ut Lynn,
Cricket Live Oak; at Lowell iegheny w
Lowell; at ochcster, recnmseth Va. Rochester.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Week-SpeculatlOn in
Stocks Less Active.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Investment Securities Government, State
and Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET,

wst SUNDAY. May B, 1873
When II became evident, some ton days ago, that
tho Northwestern speculation longer sae
compass steer by, and that tho needle which
hitherto had poi nted the way OF the market toward
higher prices beginning to under the vari
lions incident to psol atlons there occurred
acheck to tho widespread bull feeling which then
existed, powerful enough to stop all further RISE If
not to reverse the whole temper OF speculation. 1t
was felt that while the Northwestern people lay
ing out very pleasant route for the rest OF the
market to follow and making It attractive by
aowery details of present and promises Of
lat dividends to come, there might be never
lhciess some hidden pitfalls 10 the way
that might make. II hard road to travel
alter all The danger lay not much the
Extraordinary rise in the stock In the that
very considerable amount or the advance due
Irtifcial causes. Up certain point The Increased
value OF tho properly as due to its magnificent busi
ness, lcgimutely reflected BY increase in marS
kct price; beyond this point, however, additional
1Sures simply the OF tho strug-
gle Tor control OF the road at The coming election and
10 far as exponsnts OF values went better
tnan leather or prunella. So when prices began to
waver We have stated Northwest voted Jan
gerous stock and ono likely not only to break badly
under sales the part OF tho beaten contestants
70 carry the entire market down with II. With this
Itate Of feeling the past week oponeda feeling that
soon made its impress upon the market in dwarnng
Of trade and general disposition to realize profits
while the lamp held out TO burn. Nor were matters
helped any by tho tree sales OF Lakc Shore which
poured out from mysterious source, much tho
perplexty Of tho street subsequently,, and probably
With reason, they referred TO Mr. Vanderbilt,
who thus apparently took occasion to shake some
profitable dust OF his feet before taking ship. And
vet for moalhs back the street has Doen supplied
from sources with most Hatterng accounts
o tho roads business, its chcapncss investment
ana its ability TO earn satisfactory dividends SO,
what with this disappointment in tho long time favor
c and the fear OF orthwest, which, like weak spot
In a skating pond Is marked Dangerous" the mar
kel came dead in the middle OF the weck and
continued to the end.
.is~ss TRANSACTIONS THE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening highest
ana lowest sales regular way, Of the principal stocks
during The past week, together with the number OF
shares dealt nj anA#
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

Sir George chetwynd was on the cath uit. elected a
steward OF tgs Jockey Club IN tho Of Sir John
Ashley, who retirer b. rotation.
Chester Coaraat ave nave tho satisfaction OF stat
Ing that now tno unfortunate differences winch had
some existed bet the grand stand
and tho Duke Of Westminster have been removed tho
Westminster Plate, value loo sovs On speciel, viii
agnn appear ia the programme tor the approaching
meeting, We kno. u - his Graces Intention TO
new has FORMER connection with Chester races by pre-
ecnuug tho tmc.honorcd Westmin stcr Plate to tho
race uni Tor the present yenr.n
PriAsess Catbarinc--lhs Arst OF lire Prince Char.
ilcg--wRs soiu 10 Captain Machcto Tor 255 gu,neas
alter winning the Weeds Plato al NEWMARKET,
April 49,
Ii Is stated that tue epidemic which had % long
fingered among Her MaJesty's blood mares AMI young
blood stock ~ Hampton Court ani Bushcy Paddock
ana which proved fatal In several Instances has
disappeared, and the officials cnaUcd 10 report
cioan bill VI hoatn among tue royal stud.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. May a. 1873.
sugarAftor exhibiting mucif irresuisrity under the
comhincd influence Of diminishing stock abroad. de
cline Spanish gold and rising exchanges the market
assumed frfner closing with upward tendency
Nos 10 TO H. Dutch standard 81 IA reals rvd. Der
arrobs; Nos Is 10 70. Dutca standard. a ~ reads
molasses sugar Nos 10 10 at Ga W resIs Muscovado
sugar lair 90 On retss centrifugal sugars
Nos. n 90 10 In boxes and hhds.. IN "a reals.
Stocks In wareh Havana aud MAtauzas
n 200 boxes $1,000 bags and $500 hnds Receipts
the wasN-I4SOD boxes. 1OSOO bags and TOO hhds
Exports during the weokG,UD boxes 1900 bags aud
400 hhas including fbo boxes 4u70 bags $500
binds tathe siteu M0lasses nominal go degree
pciars oa reals, currency per kcs Bscon. 80 $50
currency per Butter, 80 3d. currency. per qun
tai or superior Anne Flour. S34 $50 co. currency
per tor American Jcred beet asa 81 reals eurrenc
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SPRING MEETING OF TIE KEsrupKr AssocrA-

Never spce the organization OF this association
more than half century ago, has the prospect looked
brighter Tor successful meeting in every particular
Than for tho sprsng meeting which commences on
Saturday ncx the llth inst, and continues days.
There Is larger number OF horses In training in
kentucky than was ever before known. There are at
present odd horses at the track aud fully as
many will arrive next week from Nashville
LOUISVILLE ana Other points, making upward OF la
ali. among them some o. The best mat have
over appeared on tho American tugf The stake.
eight IA numbcr, have nlcd wci md the large mum
bsr VI horses present should iurnisn good uelds
The purses, thu making one OF tho most atractiya
programmes ever offered by the association. Tho
track ~ ~ splendid condition anu has bccn wiened
at tho three quarter aud hali-mile poles TINS vs. a
needed Improvement aud one that will greatly
fcilitatc the starting OF horses fractional races
esrccily tho snort oashcs for two year-oids, IN
them tho result being determined ny tue start.
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BASEBALL.

THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD OF THE INTER-
NATIONAL Associations AND THE LEAGUE
CLUBS.
The following table shows tho progress Of the cnbs
that contrasting tor tue championship Tor 1878 u
tho International Association. TIE eemes here
enumerated having occurred were rlayci in ac-
cordanco with the schedule series onicaly prepared
by The International Championship Commt,ee 0w-
ing TO fauy weather seven Of too schedule games
wero not played. aud arc omitted from TINS record
As SIX others wnich were Of the series have not been
heard from tue indcatIons are that they, too, wtro
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HORSE NOTES.
TEN BROCK.

[From tho kentucky Live Stock Record, May4l
IL affords us great pleasure 10 give unqualified
denial OF the which has found is way into Il
papers that Ten Brock was complaining In his legs
and that IL was extremely doubtful AZ he would ever
DO able to start In race again. We assure our
readers that there not tho least particle iounda
ton Tor the rumor, as a critical and searching exam.
ination OF tho horse on Friday clearly showed
Ten Brock Is sound aud clean In his legs
the day he foalcd and never moved
better took his work knuiy. There
seems to DO disposition upon tho part OF per-
sons-irom what cause We know MOTTO bcttlc tho
match between len Brock aud MoIio Mccarthy, anu
when nothing can DO iound to say against the race,
false aud ridiculous canard Is started against
Ton Brock. Tacrc moro genuine match
made between ANY two horses IA tho world than tho
forthcoming or lon Brock anu u ollie Mccarthy.
The gentlemen VINO we're privy to and made tho match
are abic mea, OF the highcst standing and
Just what this MADE Iorto lost the inertia OF
the Two dsting uished horses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-06
CONSTRUCTIVE LARCENY.

Mr.. William Dlack, OF No. sol sccpnd avenue, pre-
TERED a complaint OF larceny yesterday against a
woman named Lizzie Campbell, whom, he stated
canic TO him on April % aud applied for work and
who, to prove That she was responsible. produced
note OF recommendation signed Ida Spire No. 2i0
linen skirts TO make up ana no iid her alter
ward tIli she arrested. Judge KlDrcth held her
In $500 bail 10 answer the charge u the com
who stated mat the letter vi rccomn .ndalion was
iorRory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-06
Lonoon these securities were steady, as is shown by
Tho following the latest quotations In gold for
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

Tho total imports since January l, this year, we're
2aol lot, against $iio. 4s426a Tor same period
last year, and 65s5,o7s in 1874 Tne total exports
OF produce since January !, this year, were
sll35o2955, against $50 1906 005 the period
last year, and s7s574l 2i in 1870 rho total exports
OF specie since January this year, 81. 22a TIA
against s7,170o9l for the period last year. and
sls264,s 3l in 1876
sHtEy sTArR AND RAILROAD BONDS. ssis ts
State and railroad bonds continue quot and steady
The following were Tho bids for tue various State