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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-01

EVERY Greaubaek voter freely adAits
that the election OF GUSernOr IS cot scar
Of so much Importance to him iu reference
10 tlIe object he has iE view is the eIer>
ton OF a Congressman. \ Governor Of this
State has 10 more effective eoatIol over
the question Of the cJrrency thau lie has
over the movements cf a comet. But the
ssran lIu may be elected TO Congress will
s.st ouly have a voice. but he will also
have A vote on that question. How will
z l3eiuoerat who proposes TO vote for Sam
uel Adams, :he Grecuback candi1a.e, feel
Rheu ke discovers after next Tuesday that
he vas al ll3a lime playing into the hands
~ SaRob u. Clu pbe,I, aud that by voting
fnr Adams he assisted In the election
nT Campbell Aud yet, if enough Demo
ora,s parmit themselves TO be led astray,
sncJ may and most probably viii be the
rcsalt. we say again. as we said last
week, that vote for Adams is vote
thrown away--ihat the ifaA Of his election
I.a deIu.ion, mere mOOushiuc, aud Ilat the
contest is entirely between Cofr0th and
Cau,l3ncH. 4 Giecabacker, 40 matter
whether be has been a Democrat or q
He.,ui,Iican, Who cauuot, OF siHOboruiy
Wi. nut, E1r that such Is the TACT, Is NOS
gifted i,i;b D.uoh political sagacity or
foresight. IL hr wants 20 make hi" yoie
Tell oa tie side whica cHat.s hrarest 10 bis
own. 10 can outV accomplish bis purpose
by yoting for ueu. CUtiIOtb.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-01

The strength Of tbo Ia. nr1any Hail Or
, ganizatiuu will DO put to il seyerest test
next Tuesday. Al the -Othe Elements OF
opposition 10 its despO;ie rule hive united
with the anti Tammauy DE M crats to
crush and overthrow it. Its ca 1diuate for
Mayor is Augustns Schell,-e gen fleman OF
high charac.er and natisBGI re 1u TatIon,
while the combined oppo=i=iaa ha> 'e 'omI-
mated Edward Cooper, who has eql ally as
good a reputation. 1t is an ansaIaly III tAe
politics Of the country that ali the Z emo
cratic nominations for the varioUs OF &c IS
in great city like New York sho uI'
Virtually be made by oas mau, John keL Y,
WHO Is tbe,chef, OF IS theysay, the Boss +
the society, no matter how honest asad up
right = man lie may be, ana the result of
Tuesdays cuuiest wi either cowG.ca or /
destroy Nr. KeIly's political supre,aacy in
hat city. II We we're a voter in : ew \ ok
We would be red hot rebel against the ex-
eTcise Of the 1Es man power.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-01

"A special from Fincennes, Ind, gives
an account OF the murder of John d. Tace-
let, VIE and two sons, about two miIes
snuth OF that city. Pierre Provost vi,
i,'eu Win them as farm hand, gave the
"iar" 10 the nearest neighbur, about n
mile away, at O'clock Thursday NOR, i,,,r
having come TO them in his night clntbas
and saying in broken English they had a
iouGh tlme over at Nacelet's On GOING
10 the house the neighbors found The fvo
sons, aged IA and 16, IA bed. the Catber
yihg III The doorway of an adjoining room
a"'t III the next room the mother in her
ped All dead and cold. The deed had o.,
ldently been done with an axe, the beais
ana thioats of the victims being yashed
ana cur Oy such weapon. Two or three
oioody axes were found. Provost is undor
arrest, and can give no satisfactory 90
count of the affair. He claims to -
also been attacked by the murderers "a
escaped but this is already proven =, -
Untrue Threats of lynching him did NOT
Seemlngly ly disturb him, and he preseryes
ment. S-N0ite
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-01

-Ihe Protestant and Catholic cleror
men OF New Haven, Conn. have 80,
holding a conference hooking to an 49,,
ment as to the character of the reIioio,,.
services that should be introduced i5 tGe
puo"G sGhoois OF that city. 1t appears
na 1,i"' LA 5Iesident ,e Woolsey, DIR. Leonard
Bacon aud Fathers Fitzpatrick and NJ.
took part III the conference. 1t -, '3
10 recommend to the School Commune
that thirty lessons from the Old and NJ
lestaments, thirty hymns and tbe r.,
commandments. as written in Deutero,'n
my should he read in tie schonls hn,
that IN any school in which one ,bira oC
tue "upIls were Catholics these punils
snonla nave the privilege of attending re-
hgIous worship IN separate room. II was
also provided that the Loid's PRAYER eho,,I5
be read without the concluding sentence
For thine Is The Kingdom and the nower
AID the glory forever. Amen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-01

ANTI-CANERON EEPUBLICANs An in
dependent journal OF very acute powers of
observation is the &sadug Enc2e, which i'm
a recent article discusses the Senatorial
question in this State. Promising that the
late elections have made II certain that the
Democrats will control both branches of
the next Congress, the EGgJe goes un :
I'VE have a United States Senator TO elect in
Penus5 ivaniG. The Republicans who dis
satisfied with the CameruUs, have II splendid
opportunity now To strike down the power
MhIch mas Controiled them tor so long time.
With the CameroEs out OF The way. there viii
be d new deal, and those Republicans who have
hccn sllEhted Jy tue Gamer Ous viii have fine
opportunity to cone To the front il the Repub-
l5can party So long us Cameron is IN the Uni
ted states Senate there Is no hope Tor any anti
Cameron Republican obtaining position and
place. Allegiance TO Cameron first is the test
60 matter what you have done for the ReDub-
can success in the past That counts tor little
When compared TO Cameron success and rule.
Have not the CttncrOHs had enoughr ShaiifIe
that so high and patriotic tH o!hCc as a SCAT ia
the United States Senate shall bt by lie viii of
people To have no voice in the selection? Are
there NOT dozens Of true ana able ReDtIIIi,,ls
who would better represent their party aud
State IN tue Senate than Don Cameron: We
have no doubt there are plenty of such men.
We repeat therefore, that now is just the time
for the Republicans VINO dislike Cameron to
strike a blow, by voting FOR legislative candi-
TO the Senate. Ii Cameron is returned TO tht.
Senate. after his term is out he will likely re
u
held by him until his son is old enough to { AXE
l. OF his hands. Such will NOT he the case if he
IS succeeded by new man. The first thing To
be done, therefore, is u defeat Cameron, and
the only this can he done is 20 defeat his
candidates Tor the Legislature.
III Is because "a these very considerations,
now largely engaging the attention OF prOni-
uent kupu biicaus. that Recorder QUAY has do
creed there shall be no discussion OF the Sena-
torlal question, or Of Candidate Camprou's int:
Tor the position. He has therefore in
structed his partIzIn journals, and all the
independent papers he can reach, to ignore
the Senutorship. The legislative candidates
too, although without exception set up by
the AacteY- QUAY Cameron influence are for
hidden TO speak.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-01

NEXT TUESDAY will be the day to pu in
your vote. Don't you forget it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08
IDAHO FHEI6H a..

A determined effort is being made by
interested parties to get Idaho freight
shipped by way of the Columbia river
and Grande R,nds Valley, instead of
by rail to WInpemucca and K-ltou, as
has been the custom since the Couple
ton of the Central Pacific Railroad.
l.. L. Miner, OF La Grande. Oregon,
has visited Boise City and other parts
of Idaho, recently, tor the purpose of
making arrangements to {. feet the
change OF routes. The Idaho pa oers
say he Informs the meichants that
special contracts for Carrying Idaho
freight have beeu made with the Ore
gon Steam Navigation Company, and
that the proprietors Of toll roads and
ferries. between Umaiilla aud Idaho
have reduct d tuelr rates Of toll for
teams engaged III ireightbg over that
route. AS thls Is " matter in which
tue people OF this part ut the country
are Interested, they should make au Ell
f0rt to cUnnteract the reduction OF rates
by way Ut The Columbia. Forwarding
MerohaAts should call the attention Ut
the Railroad company to the mutter
and endeavor to get Special rates for
Idaho treignt, SO as to Insure Its ship
ment from pulnts on the railroad, as
heretofore. IL is clalmed that The re-
duced rates OH the Umatlla route will
enable shippers 10 take freight from
San Francisco to Boise CI,y Tor ~ ~
per hunursd POUNDS, actual Weight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08
ORDINANCE No. q

An Ordinance to determine what shall be .
nuisance in the town Of Winnemuc "a, and
provide for the punishment Of the same,
approved March s, 1878:
The Board Of County Commissioners Of
Humboldt County do order:
sEoTIoN /. That the erecting, using or
main1ai. ing any bui. ding. Iucture or
other II ce for the exercise # any trade an
ptuyn ent, man facture or other busin .ss
VIII. b. sccasiJnlns offen i've eAhalatioas or
sIneiis. becu nios injurious dang rous 20
TIL health, eonfort or ty proper OF tire
town If MEM cca, nua bold County
Ne' ada; hat H. dol vi lhls slali con-
stitu,e nui -ance.
SEQ. 2. That the causing or suffering of
any DUAL, I'll h or noIsIi4e substance 10 be
cole. ted or W I, main in any place 10 the pre-
JUDGE u~m &c To he neaItu, prUperty or
comfor. II aAy Il the psop.e Of the Town OF
Ml.Inemucca Humboldt County, Nevada,
shat DC ueeLneu nais auce.
SEC 3. Tina If any person or persons shall
erecI, nIalntaIn, use, apprt D. iate OF emptoy
wllii,I tne town OF WIN, mueca nun Doldt
County, Nevada, upon 81 e street or AZ any
place of point within sand town within 800
teet OF said orIdge stree, any bailding, house
or STRUCTURE for the pu.p,ss Or OF
launury or wash houss, lac bhe or theJ snail
be uecmed llGy OF cO.nlnlttIng a nuI ,anoe;
prov ued this secfion shalI hot apply ~ per-
b us or IanII.ies uo.ng hen own washi * lf
thc1t own private use and not tor eUs.om
wax.
Sic, 4. III any person or per Ons shall be
gshlty,ot committing nu rance, as defiatd ia
this roinaLce, al y lid ali OF ala Dersans sh.u
Dc subJec 20 Iuc VI not less t1al slO nOr
more han sluO or by lmp4Is lnLieuL IN The
10 u ilar mn hal
2OO days, or by both such Line and i'm
prlsOn
A true copy of said order
Attest, J. II. JOB,
Cleik Of saiu board.
April 8-78-3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

A FAMILY. consisting Ut man, wife,
and seven chitdsen, live in the woods ot
soufheast Texas; w4thsao- other shelter
than. that afferaed by the forest trees.
They never labor or purchase food of
any kidd, subsis,iDg waol.y upou
scorns. nuIs. heros, rats. beds, fish.
frose, and wnat they can procure by
foraglng. In y have repeatedly refused
otfers ofAssista6ce aud express thc do
sire to i've Wild he
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

THE New York Sun says: "a San
Francisco letter fishes the explana-
ton of Mr. Sharon's protracted absence
from the Senate Chamber de has
more preseiug business on hand just
now than SAYING the Republican party,
namely, the engineering through the
California L. glslature OF u job that has
fifteen mnllons in 1t. MIR. Sharon is
business man first, aud patriot after
ward -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08
TUsCA WO..k4.oMEN /.

The Werkingmeu's organization at
Tnscarora are memorializlng Cougr. IS
to suppress Chlnese lmmlgratlon. Ibe
committee appointed to draw up tue
memorial consists Of j. Ii. Winnie, }.
III. Wood worth, j. Il. Denuis, A. III.
McAft etand A PnneAUx, lhs WoIK.
insmeu vi this county Will Ue pleas. d
~ hear vi the change OF seDtilaeut ex.
perienced BY one vi the members OF
this COMMITTEES, j NJ Wood orth.
Some ears ago Mr.. Wood~ort Was u.
. mem0er OF The Legislature irou THIS.
county,. At thai time there Mas u.
Worklagmeu .. Organization Ia Hum
boldt similar to tuat uow III IuscaIora.
and MIR. sWuodSorta was Que vi Its.
most vloieut oppeuents. he protes,ed
to beil-ge III. the Buriingame Treaty.
aud hetd that ChIuese were enLitled to
all the rlguts- and privileges accorded to
subjects Ut the must favored nations 40
siding Ia the UuIted States. HIS Intro
fduced bill In the Assem- bly, foI the
special protection of Cnluan<n, but.
though the Legislature was largely Re-
publican, Its PROVISIONS Were 80 Oh
noxlousithat il failed to. pass. 1t Is
gratifying to the Workingmen of Hum
DO dit to learn that Mr.. Wood woFth:like
other great. Den. has changed his
oplui0ns OF the Chinese. aud now wants
to remedy the evils caused by legisla-
zion which he approved and they
denounced in 1863.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

Dao .f \ Po4eK. Of the House of
Repressn tatsses, BIAS been removed for
crooxedness" by the Democratic ma
jority. fhls has caused'a grsat synsa-
ton amoUg- The Repubiicans. " no
always overlooked such shortcomings
as tolls las been guiny Of, ana never
semosed an official for being guiity Ut
such irlhing ode uses-as bribery forgery
aid stealing iraia the. Govern meat
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

Ma j. Is. KsIoAsR vi the Franklin
Instllate. IN tni.ausiphla. ~ sclsulitic
engiueer. has madt n Thorough examlu-
alton OF the Keeiy motor during u
period OF five mouths, and reporls that
II is fraad. and that the varied parts
ii ITS apparatus have beea.consisucie Ell
wuh intent -tu deceive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

Ninety recruits from Columbus.
Quo, lett O.nani yesterday tor oau
trancIsco. Oue hundred and hfty.
more. Irom New YORK. Will follow to-
morrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
ROamaSfa's DE- .ncs.

vienna. April 7.
The Political Corre,poudvnz s.ys It
je.rua~IroM d good source at Bucharest
that tsIuce CHARLES Will reply 10 PIiuce
dorlsctrak ifs threats ut re occupation
OF RoumanIa and disarmament Vt Tue
Roumanian army II the koumanian
Government protests sgainst the arlIcle
ut Tue Treaty providing tor communics-
ton Of the army In Bulgaria Win
Russia through koumanIa, as folio Ss !:
"Ieli Pnuce Gortscnakof the Rou-
manian army may be utterly crushed,
bus 40 .ouk as I1iseIt suaL not DO dls,
armed.
Hussian Dems nd--ruskt.h Forces.
CoN,rAsTrNvPLE. April 7.
The Russian authorities have re-
newed their demand tor PERMISSION TO
embark home~ard troops at B,.yakdere,
repEesentLug that theis eplbarkatIou al
San otefau0 Is Impossible, aud Az idea
OF dispa,ching them themes has been
abandoned.
1he Turkish forces in The neigh Dor.
hood vi Gainpol aud Cousi rutiaopls
number Z43 battallous.
Liberals Supporting the Govern
aneAs.
- sft*.s
LONDON. April7.
The PAlLMAll Gazette Says: A move.
meut. wuh ia1 ocjsct vi preventing lhs
Liuerai party tsamm-Iiing the Govern.
meni's foreign poiicy, has received the
support OF I5u Liberal members OF Par
liauont. OF wnotn neariy one-ha,f were
prepared to vote wllh.Ine Goyerbment
II The leaders proposed any amendment
to the address to The Queen, in ans 81
to her proclamation calling out tile
reserves. About seventy members viii
probably vote for Sir Milford La Ssons
motion declaring the measure unwar.
Santsd- AMI imprudent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

NHAT 10 yuur Ghiet cousoLatiou ia
Afs 2s>Asked u pastor Of young lady III
s&habie- stass. Tue you, x lady Slas u ed
sAza.AhssitAlsd, but said: II don't ike
ts.islL y ou4his-aYme,. but I hnys.no.ob
lsctlS4l detailing. YOU where. ha hyes. .
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08
T : 1 = CR AP HiC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Boiler Explosion at Cambridge,
Ma sea- ch asetts.

Boston, April 7.
Last evening filty-hOrse power
boiler In the engine room Of the Boston
Stamping Mauufaetory of Seavy Il Co..
Cambridge, exploded. Three men
were kill d. another fatally injured. and
SIX others more or less wounded. The
boiler was huKIed through the brick
walls of the room and wooden wallis OF
the building enclosing it, one hundred
aud thirty feet across the canal.
In Honor of Bayard Taylor.
NEW YORK, April7 Z.
{ The Lotus Club gave all elegant en-
tertainment last evening 10 Bayard
la, Tor, Un.led States Minister to
Gernany.
Dawn Of renewed Prosperity i'm the
Asiantlc states.
BosToN, April z.
There are evidences OF some improved
demand Tor skilled labor III the Atlantic
States. Trustworthy Massachusetts
statistics show only nine and oue-haif
per ceut. wages reductions since lo75s
aud that the total nun Der employ ed has
Increased two. and ons-haIt per cent.
Tue Quantity OF goods manufactured is
ten or iftsen per Cent. greater. with
fuur Lar Cent a, mid "a. In.
True, large numbers remain uoem
plos ed, but the fact Is apparent tuat
business depression less III proportion
than have manufacturers. Another TACT
corporations cUulribdte nearly half the
total capital employ ed, they make Gully
one-tulrd the goods aud employ two
Titus Ut the ao.kers. The grueraI re-
suit deuuced Is that hUor aud capital
are shailrg more eqI.iiy THAI ever be-
fore. Tnero Is general CONVICTION
that the dawn Oh, Renewed pro p .rity
WouIu UutoI at Ouco lulo uJOuudl, tx.
cepti bat Tor leafs OF congressional
ioiiS.
Lave Oyste.s for sam Francisco.
OMAHA, Aprli7
A train OF niue cars. Loads ~Itn i've
soy strrs In the smell, passed through
4 Nm, i.al
1orx to oaA FraucIsco, where they are
~ 10 planted.
MOvement Of Recruits.
Ninety recruits from Columbus.
Quo, leit Onani yesterday tor oau
tranclsco. Que hundred and hftyt
more. Irom New YORK, Will follow to-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08
NE w TO DAY.
NOTICE.,

A CERTAIN persons have falsely alleged
IN that owe. and viii Il t pay my { bts,
Hereby give notice that owe nobody. and
If a,y body has any 81 demands against me
wi pay them On presenia i'm at my pant
shop. GEORGE EISnkn.
Ninnemucca. April s. 1875 2t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

LONDON. April z.
The salvers of the Cleopatra obeisk
have BEEN awarded $4,000 aud costs.
Russia's Dignity I"volvcd.
ST. PETERSBURG. April z.
The Agence Russo says Moscow and
st. Petersburg newspapers assail its
moderate language and that OF the
Journal de ST. Petersburg, declaring
that the Brush Government. by In
volsing Russia's dignity in the matter,
has made 1t impossible tor her to yield
to England ~ demands.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

ean MAZE money faster at work for US
n..a a. any snine else. Ca.I,aI hot re-
.Area; "o~siii ssart you; SI1 per uay
at no4ne An~uo Ny the inuus.IIous. Meu,
W"lnoL, 90 "du siiis -aLted eve yWnsIe ~
' ofA ioi as, A,o" As siiO tiLiio SOssIy GA AZ
-Iiu 10 .Ais lrSe. ..ud. ess kUE X Co., u. asla
A.A.ne.- A4yO- l-sin
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-08

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ohAR6t, This great remedy was discovered
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-22
BASEBALL.


Local.
The Huntsville (Ala.) club play the Chat
tanooga (Tenn.) club at the latter city to-
morrow.
The Riversides and Eagles will play at
Central park, in this city, Sunday evening.
We heard the Eagles would challenge the
victorious club Of last Sundays match, but
this don't look much like it.
At st. Louis, Sunday, the Springfield Reds
beat the st. Louis Reds to in eleven inn
ings This makes the third victory won by
the Springfield boys over the st. Louis chaps.
By Telegraph.
HoRNELLsvILLE, May 21.-Hornells, 4;
Alleghenys, 0.
MILWAUKEE, May 2l.-Indianapolis, 6;
Milwaukee, 5.
ROCHESTER, May 21.-Rochesters, Z; Buff
falos, /.
CHICAGO, May 21.-Cinclnnatis, 10; Chi
caoos, 9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-22
Intense Excitement on the Canadian
Border Concerning the Anticipated
ERnian MNYemenf.

NORTH TROY, VI, May 2l.-A CORE
sponden. of the Associated Press visited sew
eral principal towns on tie Canadian border,
and finds everywhere the most intense excite
ment prevailing. The Dominion militia are
supplied with arms and ammunition, and are
ready at an hours notice to concentrate their
forces to repel an invasion on the Canadian
border The soldiers say that no doubt ex-
lists in their minds that an invasion is immi-
nent and that the Irish Nationalist are now
| inIlarge numbers, with the greatest secrecy
possible, making their way into the interior
of Canada, with orders to concentrate at
points for an onslaught on Montreal, Quebec,
Ottawa and other prominent Canadian towns.
| 1t IS reported that arms and ammunition
have for weeks past been brought into the
provinces, where they are now concealed. The
rumor that ten thousand men are now con-
gregated in the vicinity OF st. Adams and
Fairfield is greatly exaggerated. There are
without doubt, however, large numbers OF
men scattered all along the line, and who
and what they are the next few days will
| show
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-22
RACE NEWS.
Derby Day mt louisville.

LOUISVILLE. May 2I.-rWslve thousand
four hundred and eleven persons paid admIs-
sion into the grounds of the Louisville Jockey
club to-day, while more than double that
number took advantage of the free field and
witnessed the Kentu,ky Derby. Three
horses-Edinburg, King William and Dan X.
started.
First Rdce.-Dash of mile aud a quarter;
the selling in the pools was in the order named.
EdinRburg spran2 to the lead, pushed close
ly by King William. Dan X. following in an
easy movement. Thus they ran until the
last Ealf-m l., WHEN Dan X, cos ng up,
lead both home, winning easily. Time
2:l31S.
Second Rdce.-This was the event of the
day. The Kentucky Derby for stake OF
$500, the second horse to have $500; dash of
a mile and half. There were fifty six nomi-
nations and nine starters. Himyar was so
great favorite that pool buying conferred
mainly on the other horses, Day Star being the
choice. Burgundy, Leveller, M Henry, So
licitor, Earl of Beacors6eld, Respond, and
Charley Bush were the other starters. Day
Star went forward at the drum-tap, Himyar
getting off seventh, NJ Henry was second in
the list, Leveller fourth. Day-Star was never
headed, winning amid the greatest enthu-
siasm; Himvar good second, Leveller third.
Tme-2:37A.
The time was very good, and better than
ever made before in this particular stake.
Himyar ran good race, but was unfortunate
In the start, and somewhat sore from the ef-
fects Of the Lexington races.
Third Rdce.-Mile heats. Janette, Adj
venture, Joe Rodes, Belle Palmer and Mol
lie NJ Cam started. The first heat was won
by Rodes; Adventure second, Palmer third.
Time-1 As.
The second heat was won by jeanette; Ad-
venture second, Rodes third. Time-l :4524
The last heat was won by Janette. Time
l45A.
POOLS ON TOMORROW RACES
sold rs follows tonight:
First Race.-AIexander stakes; one and
one-half mile dash StiltoD, $40; Enterprise
$25; Georgico, $11; Athelstine. $13; E. q
Woodfn, $ll; Druid, $ll; Bowen, $40
Thornton Moore, O; Goodnight, $l1; City
Merchant, IS.
Second Rdce.-Louisville hotel purse; two
mile heats. Ujeff, so; Kinlock, $50.
Third Race Handicap for all ages; one
and one-half miles dash. Mahlstick, 300
Felicia, $50; Kenesaw, $40; Vagabond, $50
Sunny, SIS; Springbranch, $l5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-22
DIED..

LARKIN-On the 21st inst at ! O'Clock a m
MICHAEL LARKIN, In the 6Ist year of his age. [St
Louis and New York papers please copyl
Funeral this "WEDNESDAY morning, at O'Clock
May 22d, from st. Patrick's Church. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
DOD-On the 21st inst, EsMoND, youngest child
Of A. F. and NJ A. bod, aged year and 10 months
Funeral services from the residence, 179 Union
street. this "WEDNESDAY morning, at 10 o'clock
KELLEY-on Tuesday. May 81, 1878, at 4 O'Clock
m. ANDREW KELLEY, In the 10th year nf his age
FRIENDS ssaA acquaintances are invited to attend
his funeral from the Tcs1Sonca of his aunt Mrs. n
Cook, corner Of Jones avenue and bradfori street
this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
CoE-On Tuesday, May 81, 1878, LINDSEY, young
est child of Levin a. and PAMELA A. Coe, aged lC
months. Due notice of the funeral will be given.