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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-11
CATARRH
IS IT Durable?

'IhlooE who have suffered from the various and COM
Il~ ated forms of disease assumed by Catarrh, and
nave tTled many physicians and without relief
Or cure await the answer to this question with
Aole hhNely Ana well they may tor no disease that
an De mentioned Is SO universally prevalent and so
de' rnc;ive TO health as Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma
oughs, nd serious and frequently tat affections OK
uo lungs follow, In many instances, case OF simple
but neglected Catarrh Other sympathetic affections
o smell may be referred to as minor but nevertheless
themselves, but nothing compared with the danger
ous affections Of the throat and lungs likely 10 follow
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0rAs the delightful balmv ~

6TAs the delightful balmy weather
approaches, and beautiful nature clothes
the woods aud lawns with handsome
verdule G, thus showing that smiling
Providence delights in appropriate dress.
il certainly teaches man that ii he would
command respect, he too must clothe
himself with seasonable neatness, and to
enable all TO comply with this teaching
of Providence, Mr.. A. Heppner, the
merchant tailor, has Supplied himself
with the latest Spring fashions, and
guarantees TO fit any gentleman up so
that he will not be ashamed to appear in
any society, however fashionably attircd
lie invites all to call on him and see the
fashions. on East 9th street, next door
TO the Post-ofIice.
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IMMENSE ATTRACTION The Cincin-
cinnati, Baltimore, Clio Minstrels, will
give two grand entertainments 1t Schulz
machcr's hall on next Tuesday and
Thursday nights. These performers
have been strongly solicited to attend
the Royal Theater, at Paris, and perform
during the great Exposition. but will
give these two entertainments in Jasper
before starting on their starring tour.
The best talent and the biggest fun. A
fine dance at the close, with three bands
In attendance, making magnificent
music. Doors open at o'clock. Go
early and secure good seat.
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nuSAwAys.-0n Saturday last horse
oe'onging to John n. Witte, Of Holland,
go' scared and ran with his buggy
through the streets Of Ireland, colliding
WIN hltching post in front Of Kean's
r y, store, and wrccking the buggy.
~ wonder If no thinks this q bad
omen for October.
IN the same day young horse driven
y :. r. Bixler, got scared at horse on
inc time-track on w. &. Britton's farm.
J. aua scared his driver, who jumped from
! ~ buggy and let him go, and after fall
,ng down and rolling over with the
y, Icy, leaving Il in several pieces, he
y. Tor home, and Frank had 70 walk
day. : 'aAe ny mat
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Read the Captains Letter and the Let
ter from his Mother:

RESros BARRAcKs, Mo-. April 3oth. 1866
On. JONI BuLL.-DEAR SIR Knowing the efficacy Of
your sarsapara. and the healing and beneficial quail
ties Il possesses. send you the following statement u
my
was wounded about two years ago--wss taken pris-
and confined for sixteen months. pcing moved 50
Often my wounds have healed yet. thave not sci IN
moment since was wounded. am shot through the
hips NY general health Is impaired. and need some
thing 10 assist have faith ia your Sar-
sapalla than any thing else. wish that that reru-
inc. Please express half dozen bottles and ob0e
CAPTAIN Z. r. JOHNSON,
ST. Lotus No.
p. s--The following written April 3oth. 1853, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. Johnson;
Dk. Jonx BriLr-DEAa Sin; My husband DR.. c. s.
Johnson. skiulssurgeon am physician IN Central
New York. where he died. leaving The above a. p
johnson my At thirteen years of age he had
chronic darrhea and scrofala for which ! gave your
Sarsaparilla II cured him. have for ten years re-
commended II many In New York, Ohio and Iowa for
scrofuia, fever sores, andgenera debility Perfect
success has attended n The cures effected IN some
Of scrofns and fever almost
very anxious for my 70 again have recourse TO
your ssrsaparla he Is fearful 81 getting spurious
article hence his writing 20 you for II. His wounds
were terrible. but believe be will recover.
Respectfully JENNIE JOHNSON.
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MIsTAKBN STRESGTH.-On last Mon
day DIR. Cluthe, Of Celestine, visited the
school at that place taught by Mr.. A.
Allies, and in his wrath because ono OF
his children had been punished by the
teacher, vouchsafed TO punish the teacher
but instead got decent whipping him
self. The DIR. should he better Judge
Of physique.
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United states internal Rev
enuc Notice.

CoLlrcroHs OFrIcr, FIRsT nFTrrT, IsrlANA,
Evansville. Nav 18th. ISIS
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the
IN goth day OF April, 1879. seized the
ffuit brandy distillcry Of SyrinJ. Gutg-
sell. near Jasper. Dubois county, Ind.
with al The implements, machinery and
apparatus contained therein.
Cause OF seizure. violations OF the
United States Internal Revcnnc Laws.
All persons having any claims Or IN
tercst In said distiliery, are required 70
fila n written statement thereof In this
Office within 80 days from the 18th day
OF May, 1878.
JAMES &. vEATCH, Collector.
May 18th, ls7s-sw.
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FOR PROsECUTING ATTORNEY
| We are authorized to announce Mr.
W. III. Trippctf, Esq, OF Gibson county
as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorne,
OF the 18th Judicial Circuit, subject L
the decision Of the Democratic Convcn
tion Of the Circuit.
Clement Doane will be candidate
before the Democratic Convention o.
the 18th Judicial Circuit, for the nomi
nation of Prosecuting Attorney for the
Circuit, subject to its decision.
FOR AUDITOR
We are authorized to announce Tsidors
Schumacher, OF cambridge township
as q candidate for County Auditor. \
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
We are authorized to announce lgnnt1
Eckcrt, Of cambridge township, as can.
didate for County Treasurer.
We are authorized 10 announce
Thomas X. Fleming. Of Madison town
ship. as candidate for County Treasurer
We are authorized to announce
Ernst Pickhardt, Of Huntingburg as a
candidate for County Treasurer.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
Hy. kunz, OF Cass township, as q candi-
date for County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce VIM.
3. Pirkle, Of Madison township, rs d
candidate for Comfy Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce Enoch
II. Abel. of Jefferson township, rs a
candidate for County Treasurer. a
We arc authorized to announce Leroy
Cave, Of Columbia township, as a can
didate for Treasurer Of Dubois county.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER
We are authorized TO announce BAIL
II. Edmonston as candidate for Re-
corder Of Dubois county.
We are authorized to announce John
q. Lcming, Of Boone township, as . can
didate for County Recorder.
We are authorized 10 announce Nc
nian Haskins ms candidate for Rec ord
or Of Dubois county.
Wearc authorized TO announce Charles
NJ. Mcars. Of Huntingburg, as candi-
date for County Recorder.
FOR COMMISSIONED
We are authorized TO announce John
Veatch, Of Patoka township, as a candi-
date for County Commissioner for Dis
trict No. 3, composed OF Cass, Patoka,
Ferdinand and Hall.
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PArSTIxG.-Mr. I. Withers has moved
10 Jasper, and is now prepared to
take contracts for painting of all kinds
lie feels confident he can give satisfac-
ton, and only asks fair trial. When
not at work he may be found at his resi-
dence in the Bohncrt property.
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IA good farm OF 90 acres, well i'm
proved, and laying well. only mile
south Of Jasper, on the Troy road. for
sale cheap and on easy terms. Posses
sion given Immediately. Enquire at or
address this Office. IT,
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~ Two gentlemen visited Jasper
tuesday last, one Of whom used to glory
'aared ribbon, and before they left n.
n'sl'' The one buggy could hardly hold
mem. About half mile from town
'ney got out and took clubs t. each
e'aer' but made il up again over another
ul'nk- One Of our citizens met them
scout four miles out, one in the buggy,
aoout q yards ahead, and The other
:, walking and calling to him 10 stop
Fun, wasn't itp
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q > The National Greenbackcrs are
hslding weekly meetings in Ireland
now, developing home talent. Mr.. II.
n Potter delivered an address on Tues
Gay night last, which was applauded to
'heecho. lie showed clearly that money
was the root Of all evil, and traced the
downfall Of nations, as well as men, to
'le ruling passion for money getting.
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a. Il wish there was law against
that d : outrageous inhospitable, foolish
fashion Of wearing wells over ladies
'aces.' quoth young man in our hear
ang the other day, as be gazed wistfully
a spring wagon load Of feminine
sweetness riding by; and then he drew
heavy sigh.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
rEeTlaoxv or REV. ?. .. willis covixo7ox,
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.


Fever, or Fever and Aguc.
CcvScroS, KY. Nay ~.
There has not been for many years. IN this country
sneh yener complaint about chilis and fever. This
of kentucky and elsewhere whore the people have long
rsttercd themselves that they were entirely excapf
from ~ influence To those Who are thus afflicted. W.
wish q recommend SNrns TOXIC Synur believing il 70
be the very best remedy extant. Every one we have
heard d using Il, upon In the very hirhes
terms We have lately used II IN our family with
marked succcss The ingredients simple. and the
Toxic can be used freely without any detcnt u the
constitution whatever, II the directions which always
accompany every bottle carefully followed II will
IN nine cases ont ~ ten result M permanent cure
whether the disease be % short o. long standing.
We take pleasure n recommending this medicine 20
the subjects of this disease everywhsre sincerely no.
eving that the use Of Will verify every word say.
ror r,Ie ~ FRIEDMAN a rEcK. Jasper iaa
Jan. II. 1s7s-iy.
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IL They voted IL Troy township.
Perry county, on Wednesday, on q
proposition 10 donate $4,000 to the
Indiana Southern Railroad, proposing
'orun from CanneIton through Jasper
y Washington. We hope they will
build il, as we believe II would pay.
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Preaching. Services will be held by
Rev. w. f. r. Smith, Nj. f., in Schulz
inachers hall in Jasper, on next Sabbath
night at half past o'clock. The public
are invited.
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aFThere win be baskct-meeting
and bap,izinga at Gray Church near High
banks, on the 1st Sunday in June.
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UrWork on the railroad is progress
ing slowly but surely. They are work
inp all who apply at their wages, and
will soon have three miles ofroad graded,
ready for the iron.
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ry-John IL. Miller. Esq. OF Peters
hurv. was An Jasper Saturday, on legal
business.
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-a~Mr. Isidore Schumacher has the
largest and most complete stock q AZ
,;cnlfura stock in town.
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e--The Blue Ribbon disciples, Of Of
Wen intend having picnic on the 9Th Q {
July at the grove near town, and good
time Is expected.
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G-.Basket meeting at Shiloh church
IN this township, the 9th Sabbath in
lime. Rev. Mr.. Crawford preaching.
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PRFAWTSc. Rev. John b. MAIDEN. G.
r.. v i'll preach in Schuhnacher's hall in
jasper next Sabbath, at 81 o'clock, p. m.
The public are invited.
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Johnson has completely demol-
i,hed the old church building on Mill
street. and the grade Of that street is
nearly completed.
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or The attention OF carpenters is di-
Tcctud TO the advertisement of school
house letting, by Trustee Of Columbia
township in this paper.
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ELECTION. TUESDAY. OCTOBER sth. '7s.
So pays for an announcements IN this
Column. and the name Of the Candi-
date on the Democratic ticket.
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Departure Of Mails from Jasper.
The following Is the time Of depar-
lures Of the various mails from the
Jasper Post-ofice:
JASPER TO LooGooTEE.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
at ~ a. m.
JASPER TO HUNTINGBUR8.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
at "a p. IN.
JASPER TO TROY.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at z a. m.
JASPER To PETERSBURG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and Fridays,
at Z q. IN.
JASPER TO SHOALS.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 8 a. IN.
JASPER TO MARENao.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and Fridays,
at 8 a. IN.
ALors GRAMELsPAc nER, r. N.
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~--f,eor0e Mchrin0er rot new sun
s,v - Agri cultural machinery this week.
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~-Mr. 9. Knehler received last week
4 large lot Of new goods.
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.~-aN,te- next Monday night ~
c. Dcane's-
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Cincinnati, ss.sslp,t { ssgii.V .dasa 81,

will run follows: Mi
Iesses ~ Ferdinand station 9.9A ~
Arrives ~ Rnckport e.e01 vi
Leaves Rockport "a ,.
Arrives a. Ferdinand Station loopY
and return thcsame day.
There Il no charge for wharf Roat az tyansyer ~
Heso'" hocfpcr,, either for receiving shipping.
January 2 N. 1877. - '''
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Jasper City Mills.
REDUCTION IN PRlCE OF FLOUR.

HAVING begun With the new year doing strictly !
u II CASH ErsNEse, We enabled 20 do better than
formerly ny customers, and have reduced the price
81 the best asfcllows;
FANCY FAMILY FLOUR o. % PER BBL.
We are paving the highest cash price for wheat and
aim 70 DO the TAR thing by custom work.
ECKERT BROTHERS:
Jan. n. 'ss--ty.
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTBRs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD rRox.

srosrr Pomr. white Co., Ark., Nav a. /,

srcsrr Porr, White Co., Ark, May n, lseo
m. JouS BrLI-DsAH SIN: Last February was IN
Louisville purchasing drugs. and rot soms OF youy
Sarraparina and Cedron Bitters.
Ny sOn-nlaw, who was with me IN the store. Ia.
been down with rheumatism for some time commenced
on re Bitiers and soon found his general health i'm
he also improved.
Dr.. Coffee. who has been IN bad health Tor several
years-sTo~AcH Axr LIVER Affected has improved very
much by the use ~ your Btters. Indeed The Cedrof
bsters m. given you great popularity ~ ais settle
ment. think could sell q great quantity of your
medicines this fallespeciay your Celrcn Bicrs and
SMsapsriis. ship me VIA Memphis, care o. Rickett
Nicely. Respectfully, CT WALKFR.
Prepared BY Or. JOHN BULL. ~ HE Lsb.
oratsry. Firth street, LouisvilIe. Ky.
FOR SALE Bv-
FRIEDMAN HECK. Druggists.
Jan. n, rely. JAsrEH, IND.
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o1rCourts next week.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and
World Wide Readers.

II HAVE received many testimonials from;rrofessional
u and medical men. a. my alfnanacs and various pub
lications have shown. all Of which are genuine. The
following nom highly educated and popular phys
ician IN Georgia, i certainly q he most sensible
communications have ever receved. DR.. cleneut
knows exactly What be speaks q. and his testimony
the Doctor says VI Bulls Worm Destroyer:
vLLAsow, wALKsE Co., GAL
June 70. 1880
m. Jors Burf--Dear sir have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials find II onderful-
ly ecacious II has failed In single instance to
have the wished Tor effect am doing pretty large
country practice and have daily Tor some article ~
the kind. am free 70 confess that know Of no remedy
recommended BY the sbIesf authors that IL 50 certain
and speedy IN lite ctcA On the contrary they are IN
certain In the extreme ny object In writing YOU s 10
find upon what terms get the medicine directly
from you. II can get Il upon easy terms shall use
great deal " g. am aware that the use of such ari-
cie IL contrary 20 the teachings practice Of great
majority Of the kTarLAE lire Of N D's but see No
cause good sense IN dIscarding remedy which we
know be Efficient simply because AZ be irnor ant
Of It's combination. For my part, shall make Il a rule
10 all and any means to alleviate suffering hu-
manly which may BE- able 70 command-not hesitnt-
ing. because more Ingenious than myself NAV
have learned Is effects first and secured the soe right
70 use that knowledge. However. I am by MOI mems
en- advocate supporter ~ the thcusands II
thar GOOD The country thar purporf 10 cure an
Of disease 70 which human flesh Is heir Please
reply soon, and inform me ~ your best terme
am. cir, most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT, H. d.
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.endo1iI1 Erny'S,
On East side Of the Public square.
JASPER, INDIANA.

~. IA large stock Of the best fsn-ware.
holiow-warc, hardware, cutlery. Set also
great variety Of goods Of NIL kinds In HIS
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spoutIrg, cuttcrIng, Roofing and job
Work promptly attended to- Call and
examine stock and prices.
octs, ~. WENDoLIN ERNv.
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RIFLE CRACKS.

letter was received yesterday BY the Directors q
the National RHO Association from Msjor General
Hancock announcing that Judge Henry Hilton had
promised 10 present with n trophy 10
be used the principal prize in the international
military match. Tho trophy will be OF artistic design
and will be not less than s.. 900 in value General
Hancock approved OF the military match, and said hs
considered that both the regular army and the
national guard Of the various states would DO greatly
benefited by meeting each other before the butls.
A. meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES held Ia
the afternoon ~ the association Office No 23 Park
row. q resolution was passed. recommending 10 tbs
Board OF Directors the adoption OF voso OF thanks
to Mr. Hilton for his presentation, and TO General
Hancock Tor his agency the msttcr rbc reports Of
several committees received and tne decision of
tho executive officer declaring Captain J. L. Price
winner OF the Champion Marksmao's Badge, shot Tor
on Saturday, was sustained. Tho meeting then ad-
tournsd.
AT tho convention OF r1emen held at Creodmoor
IN May 1t resolved that the next Convention
should take place Creedmovr during The fall meet
Ing OF this year The Secretary OF the National Rhs
Association has munleatons to all tho ciuba
sssociatons the country, inviting them 70 send
delegates 10 the Convention. Each club will be en-
titled TO one delegate ana one additional Tor each
twsntya members certified 10 DO In good Standing.
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GLOVE FIGHT Stopped.
.ApELpHIA POLICE INTERRUPT

THE PHILADELPHIA POLICE ISrrRBuPT
ASoTRER CONTEST BETWEEN pUGrLIsTs.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1874
Pugiiis,s in the Quaker CITY have been rather ua-
fortunate OF late. Last week the important contest
between Murray and Hicken was finally ended BY the
commtta OF both mon 10 JAIL and last night another
htiis affair Of a similar nature spoiled by the In
torierencs Of the blue coats. James Murphy and y.
Y. Dononue. both young and light weights, met
with lev vi shsr friends TO decide who Vas the bet
man, the encounter coming OF In secluded spot
tho northwestern part OF tue oily. Robert Colbert
seconded Murphy and one Martin seconded Donehae.
The men fought with backsnci gloves, under
the usual ruIcs. They had pummelied each other
nearly an hour In style NOT very sctentnc when
the police OF the rwentythird distinct intsrfsred at
about eleven r. NJ. They raided upon tho place. ar
rested tue principals. their seconds and number
Of spectators all OF whom were locked up over night
This morning Murphy and Donohus we're committed
default Of 81 900 ball each, and Martin aud Colbert
were locked because they could not give bonds Tor
$500 Several OF spectators Of the night we're alss
locked up or released under bail Neither oil the
prize lighters looked much the for the hammer
Inv received.
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The horses had capital start and came from the
furlong the stand in such bunch that there
WAS no aylight between them, Pilot leading half
length Bonnie Wood second, neck ahead OF Lady
Saiyers, who the same distance IN advance
oil Bertha Otiole NTH The horses kept close toge
as they gailopsd around tho upper turn, apparently
tho quarter pole Pilot LED a longth, Bonnie Wood
second, by head Bertha third, Lady Sayers fourth,
Oriols 9th. Tho horses began TO sharpen thor pace
along the Dackstretch Bonnie Wood ana Bertha gong
to 'front.' aid when they reached the nalf-me pole
Bonnie Wood was leading neck, Bertha
Pilot side and side, L,dy Salyers and
three-y ear. old hcs then went 10 the front the
lower turn and raced together side and side TO the
lhree.quarter pole, nj which time Bonnie Wool had
head Inc best OF IT, Oriole enc ioDgh further OF. Pilot
Inc jockeys on tho threeyear-old lilies thought they
aai the to themselves and were running side and
eide, whsn 10 their great amazemens, at the seven
turlong pole, Hay ward brought Orioe up with one OF
bis mastery rushes and iu au instant had the race to
himself. Barrett and Donahue finding that they had
been caught mapping, then began 70 force their FLIES,
her lengths. Oriole won the race BY Two lengths
Pilot was fourth, Lady Salyers nth. Time, 2:0lh.
SECOND RACK
was the Harding Stakes OF $50 each, half forfeit with
500 ADDED, for three ycar~oids those not having
sweepstakes during the year allowed i've
pounds winners OF any race closed In 1876 or there
ator NJ any other than the Saratoga course, after
June 20, to carry seven pounds extra. One milo and
o half Closed with thirty-hvo nominations.
There little no betting on TINS race, as II was
considered nothing more or less than walk over for
starting place, and the flag dropped and away
they went siae and side, around the lower turn aud
halt up the quarter stretch, whom tic Duke drew
away from Hemsms and passed the judges stand
length IN front Of him on strong gallop. Tho Duke
Uf Magenta then showed the way around the upper
turp, down tho backstrctch, around The lower turn,
and RaIloppd nome our lengths IN front OF Helmsman
In 2:5Ok. ! ne stakes we're worth 5 $3.50
w
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YACHTING NOTES.

schooner vssia, Mr.. J. X. Kesno, from Cold Spring
Harbor, Ia l., Tor East Chester, 10 take nor owner
aboard, passed Tho HERALD Telegraph station al
wh,tcsione, L. l., yesterday. Thence she proceeded
on cruise through the Sound
schooner Columbia B.Y.C., Commodore Lester
wailaek and the Triton, A. Y.C., Commodore Thayer,
IRON tho eastward. both at anchor or the HERALD
station. The latter Is bound TO New York.
The following yachts also passed the HERALD station
yesterday Schooner Intrepid, N.YYC., Mr.. Lloyd
Phoenix from tho eastward for Now York, In TOW ;
sloop windward, N.Y.YC.. Mr.. Baxter, from New
York, cruaing eastward.