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FINANCIAL Avn COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. July 1O-P. M.-Thc specu-
la,ion at the Stock Exchange reflected n dull.
but strong market. Lake Shore and Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western were the most active
specialtics. but the chief interest centred in the
former. because the situation between the bulls
and bears remained unchanged. This stock
opened at 60. but quickly yielded :. Il cent. to
6lA. when the bulls came to the rescue and nd
vanccd the price on actise transactions 10 CO..
before tho first call. 4 firm tone from this time
characterized tho dealings until tho | o'clock
call. when the bears made n sharp attack which
will explain it's decline to 81 a. At tho close.
however the bulls supported their favorite and
GO tho highest figure Of the day. was again
established. Delaware. I.ackawunna and West
ern. however. although strong in the earlier
transactions. was successfully raidcd In tho
INA hour, and sold down a g cont To- 81 o. the
lowest point Of the day. New Jersey Central
rrn Union rose To 30 hut closed at sgis. which
was also the opening price The Northwest
IpsHs H@S%sp bGdrlnsI3n Hpf quincy EGIq
gan Central Were all higher. but the days move
ments evidenced thoroughly manipulated
Gold continued duh and devoid Of special fea-
ture. with transactions at lOO's.
In loans ths rates paid Tor tne use OF gold a.
rT TS Ssssi; A. 9s sos Of es scE
and currency balances. Sos s The SUB Treasury
redeemed S3l.Ouin called bonds, and paid out in CON
interest on the public debit <3iltpi
lhe days business At tn United States sub Treasury
Wa. coin receipts. 20 ss2 II coin payments al ll
80 - coin balance fl7ai7 alt5a, currency rcceints
sts, ' o. sHfrsncS rayncml' $3.50" ~ ncy
cclcd gold certificates sent To- Washington. u e.
rue internal rrNehu" receipts at Washington day
were sNhu'. AMI The customs receipts sIOIu.. The
treasury also received SsOtuD IN national bank notes
Tor redomruon.
The receipts Of wheat at Chicago today were - eOs
bushels ana the shipments li.I,+ the corn recotuts
amounting Ia h+'ll, and ia" shipments Ia 9B. 1875.
The wheat receipts AT Milwaukee amounted Ia ~ 100
bushels and the shipments 10 H. Iu1 the corn receipts
iuntiu- up .tpl bushels. and the shipments ipp
The earnings OF the Milwaukee ami - Paul Railrond
company Tor the hrst week nJull show Increase VI
last wear
lTciln exchange was quiet but steady at 81 ~ aud
~ - Tor time and demand drafts
Money remained easy call NJ 2i,so n cent with
nual negotiations AT tho nWVr nsure TIE best grades of
htrctuuic paper were quoted at Setf
Government bonds continued active but the bulk of the
business was noted over tie counters Ut Tia, dealers
III, following were the f. NJ. closing prces;
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oEoRoE 3. ApPLEroN,s FUNERAL
Simple Services In Grace Church-The SYM
pnthy Tendered by hI. A.socLntss.

George s. Appleton was buried from Grace
Church yesterday. Before 10 A. NJ. most OF the
seats In the church were filed. although spaco
had been reserved for certain delegations that
were expected. Among these were about $50
employees Of ID. Appleton 4 Co., who entered
the church two abreast. wearing crane on
their sleeves They were proceeded 10y the heads
OF departments. including Judge Tcnny. Prof
loumans. o. ID. Bunco Of ADplcions' Jonnai J.
{. Derby. j. f. Thomas. james Hale. W. II.
Pars. James Pritchard. Mr.. Mathews. Il. Irving
J. w. Davis. +. Steinb"r!or. Mr.. Milvan. Mr..
Niucllc. W. T.. Marshall W. T.. Worthcn. and
Charles Dillingham;. Among those present
were Bcniamin T. SpaldinG. Benjamin II. Field.
Marshall o. Roberts. and Eangham Townsend.
Tho publishers and booksellers were repre-
scented by Messrs. Harper. Sheldon, Smith.
Lcavitt. Wiley. Carter. Scaborn. Sheridan. and
many others. special request had been made
by the family that no flowers should be sent to
the funeral but when the casket was carried in
II was embelshed with handsome floral cross
and crown. surmOuntcd 10y n broken pillar Of
roses. There was also wreath. and Il pillow
with the single word Father" interviewer with
II in blue flowers. An artistcally constru ted
nnehor completed the modest floral display
The casket WIS OF hnck walnut. covered with
heavy black cloth. IL was very richly mounted
having six hcuvy silver handles and a massive
siver plate. bearing the words
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YACHTING TOOMUCH WIND
THE REGITTA or THE NEWBURGH BAY
CLUB ~ SETERE STORMS.
Sails Torn. Boats Upset. aud sailors Throwu
Into the River. Yet Nine or the Twenty
Hnchts StnrtIng Comple tInR tho Full Course.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, July 1O.-Tho fifth
annual race Of the Ncwburgh Bay Yacht
Club contested hero to-day There wero Ave
classes Of boats one made for catamarans. This
class had. however. no entries. although the
Ncwburgh Bay Yacht Club was the first in tho
country to recognize and offer them "a prize to
compete for.
Altogether there were thirty-two entries in
the four other classes. and twenty starters. The
prizes were: $l2j to the first bont in the first
class. s7j to the first bont in the second. $50 to
the first boat in tho third. and s25 to the first
boat in the fourth. The course was from AN
imaginary line drawn from the home stakeboat
to the foot Of South street. this city. to and
around buoy of Fishkil Landing. thence to
and around stakeboat of New Windsor. thence
north five miles to and around stakcboat OH
Danskamer Point thence around another stake
boat OH the Fishkll Landing Machine Works
and back to homo stakcboat. the bouts to go
over the course twice. except the fourth class.
which were only to sail fifteen miles. the course
above described being twenty miles In length.
Four boats started In tn" first class, three in
the second. five in the third, and eight In the
fourth. There was great disappointunent IL tho
nbs.nce of such competitors OF the crack New
hurgh yacht. tho william X. Brown as the Dare
Devil. the new bont Fowler. Susie g.. Victoria.
md oth"rs ~ TINT ilk. Hundreds and probably
thousnhdS Of dollars would have been plnc.,i on
famous boats. the faith Of the Newburghers in
tho smiling qualities II the Brown being great
after her recent victory in New York. But US 1t
was there WIS comparatively no betting
Tho dry began very nusptciously for the re-
gatn In the morning the wind WIS fresh from
the south. and up to the time of starting II held
we'll and tn" vac htsmen were happy The pre-
rnraiorv signal On" Kun and two whistles
WIS given at II :U2 IS. Fifteen minutes later
ll;l7 :ij-the second gun set the boats of. all To-
cross the line within fifteen minutes. and the
race To- be completed in six hours. The boats
started in the following order the Oracle. OF
the second class. getting OIL ir-t
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DIED.

ATKINSON on Monday, Jul, < Fugcuia : viii, NJ
JWin T. Atkinson, and daughter at tle .a.e john ".
Relatives AMI friends nro respectfully invited io attend
GreenoinL THURSDAY. lulv il. ii i O'Clock + "
'HtsM ON Tuesday JuN 81 S.rHh. the h'lu,,d wife
r'rHiery ,"nuN Down, Ireland aged 81 wears. j
nc1ti'c, and friends n the family are respectfully IN.
Nltd 10 eii'i Ire ilu'r ir.m her late residence, Ia
CRONSON. --Drnsuyd on StiurIay July 4. John O.
croAsOn IN ih. 3'tl year ul hi, nee.
N,d 20 atr1d a., uncral Thursday evening, july H. at
A@,g1,k' a. III, late residence, $50 Wc't nm 49,
ABR In the sullivan county ~ II ru1rhpuse. r..
gently, Mi,. Carr. aged ~ year. aud 7montn. she
tanned from record, roc,n, iiunI tlrrc l. % To- Minn
n short time at her death .h- was As yisorous ami
cox In ihaacigns july -, Frances Cox, aged 10
rARhEK-ln Tur,iaS. inly o MARY Z wife Of Geo
II larAsL aud daughter OF frauA Itwcr'
ftcis Hni relatives are inv lcl attend tho funeral
rom h9r "a" I,l'R' ION aN, between lslh ana lJlst
FUNERAL viii take place RON IN, lac rc.nicnce AZ 20
r~lnY, J9N H. Friends AMI relatives are rc,pcet'
sCllikMMEh.-,on July =. at Grc,nNi,h, Conn. ex.
Relatives and tcnl. Hrc invited 10 nt,cni he funeral
ON wednesday. Jnt 10 itNm Nnii-ts Church, Green
NY, laN.n K4,r,ad atia oc.uc. Nj
u. s!NS Mar, FINN Nr, [ "%[ r short "a;
Mar, Vincent aged d ,,ar.. ,ulauth. and iiAys
rgHgrH "F,s, w ,' 4y At ne Te,,@,acg o. John
'i.rua.ly in'lNd ieairui,
" kn,l,on Nnldp ~ n, 4Gh tcar OF IL, axe ''''''
fGn;m 'rrNe,, ti "a, h' residence corner Of NH
vi, l.l' ,su I,'IuN, arg rpeeunl> invited lniermcnt
WoMALi. ON N.uiN evening. Iply T. suddenly.
N.ih Nnlial, Iu Ia, ttiih Npar .iI. l.e' ''''
bn on Thursday inoruin. AZ r ,s.Io. ''''' ''''N
., Nute, IN" ofirtrs and u,n,rr, 90. H. Jnmc.'. r O.
tn St Jam', Cathedral. uu 1uur.lt. 40 ~I, 4 NJ 10
NHnI Vac funeral o. oar ''n .,lrg ,"'.s lance
rArEIcN ElaAS SECRETARY
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Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Ross. who occupy the
o"' room IN the second story OF the boarding house al
80 second avenue, were robbed Of si5n worth Of Jew
WY ana slAS worth Of gold coin aud Canadian bank
notes on the LIST inst The partition between Mr. and
Ss osss room and the rear room uceupied by Mr. and
49,, hsnry White does not fic quite he ceiling An
go PRISON might elilnb through the gap. ON shell
-t.ss H.-nOr teseiiv.s ioa,d pseee u uI..,.r
0nii thnt hore the impress Of mars booted foot
~ M :" ar lle's bunts titied H. Mr. ana Mrs White
iss,u, ana We detectives recognized them as
NJ punNlsh named wilson locket that belonged 10
MIS- Moss was found IN Mrs Whites trunk In IN Zen
d9 SssterdAy they pleaded gully and Judge
t,t s"n enWheed the Husband to State prison ior
mSnih anu 'hs "iis 10 the penitsnuAry for eigheen
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s. Al.atia. MackaV. London.
= A., ,su.. Murphy, Liverpool June -, and Queens
t1Nu tnui.
:. Nevada, Gadd. Liverpool June 20. and Queenstows
s1ih
- Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk
So J. Knight. tlichc ester. Georgetown u
- I"Huurt. johnson. Portland.
- Atlas Low. JHruirl June -
ship truuitru. ca tusch, Liverpool.
Bhrk Mathew Ruri. furbes. Siguu.
Etrs ltiurr-sc I.utisr. khnier. Dnnkirk
Marx Nauadts Juhus1n. London.
htfk Articfr toNAnni. Ivanicl GlouccsLoE
Nntk lliida. Olsen Havana.
hatk Eliza MRS, Hollis. Bermuda
btrN John u Pearson. TAYLOR. Gov Ray.
batk James T. Brett. Gibson, tow BAY.
bnrk E.uioraturc. l.ungObardn. Lrghorn.
Hhrk MARITIME tilrnto. Lauro. CadiL
BARK Charlie He kman. Dernlcr, Dublin
Bris Fanny TichaZ smyrna.
Hris AiIcc. Montgomery, IruNllo
Bris Jcss, NcIani. NctVer santos
Brig Ann Elizabeth, bean. Bangor
Bra Fora. oder Rio Granlc.
Sehr Ralph Carlton. Grant Caricnas
Sthr Anna A II lItnti. Smith. TainpcO
NcNr Empress, Cobb. ~ trt
Schr AldAt tina. Alury. NaianLas
Schr Comet. BuNlis. Frogrr.o.
schr Express Illiun. Brewer. Caricnas
Sclr Gertrude T. smith, Jameson. CArdenas
Also the usual cuastwisc vessels.
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lorenzo Young. the sixteenth son Of tho late
Brigham Young. WAS passenger IN the steamship
Nevada from Liverpool yesterday with him seven
Salt Lake elders, John COOK. L. NJ Petersen. j. Olsen,
John Reed W. Rohde. Christensen and u. II. SEIZED.
ier who had charge 60l men women en- route for
the Utah colony Most Of the immigrants were Scan.
dinayians Joseph Z Hyde OF Utah, relative Of orsoq
Hyde the Mormon apostle died ON the lie had
consumption Ills body was kept hoard al the request
oi the MOmuns and the hoard of Health gave permit
10 have 1t taken to tab Mormon song VI thanks to
the officers oi the Nevada WAS composed aud sung on
board Elder ". q. stainos, the Mormon AGENT In this
CITY saw the immigrants safely depart Tor their new
inf la.AA
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An Order In the Roe Divorce Suit.

In the divorce suit of Mary Stuart Roe against
VIM James Roe, which has excited NeWburgh Al inter.
walls for several years Justice Barnard Yesterday ordered
that the attachment against Rur. under which June =
he was arrested for contempt "i court lie vacated The
couple rrd IN june 1857 uii the divorce suit
was based on long list OF allegations ct cruelty The
Court ordered the defendant who II was UNrrrci had
SlO1Do country seat. known A. New Windsor. near
Newhurph, aud income " Sauuph year nhv S2lD
week ailnunN Ills failure Ia th, rd tu his arrcst
The order made yesterday also directed that the amount
u alimOny 10 be paid be hNod by Justice pyckman.
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oil Men az War.

Henry c, Ohlcn. having sued tho New York
lake Euc and Western Railroad Company, applied to
Jui-c Daniels YESTERDAY Tor alternative mandamus
compel tile railroad company 10 uhe petroleum As
rcifht, at the ordinary rates, at tHrrolton \ Y and
'S'pnr ~ lAilr NtSS- w. oil diHhs Mr.. Ohlvn As
IT. th his W has G,tu Trit AZ tArrulton tu Two
uicr weeks. although lac las been willing pay the
regular Prices ter its carriage II SAID that tlr real
contest Is between the standard oil Company aud the
private oil dealers AMI TN. the rst time the matter
Mill receive ADJUDICATION IN the courts VI tins state
Judge Daniels reserved his decision.
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Stabbed by IA Playmate.

Edward d. Canty. aged H. Of 1is Twentieth
street. aud James oliver aged o. Of l3S rwcuto, IA street
Brooklyn, and several other boys were playing m tie
vacant lots South BlayklNn st"ria myniuf throw.
nag earth htrArh utll'lT quarrel Nltang mp mtWc,u
Cauty and OlNcr aud lle Latter ran az tanp VITA an
open kniie AMI stabbed h.n IN the pit 81 the stomach
CAVITY, screaming with pain was ukcnl Ia the lllth ave,
niue police station, where his wound wa, dressed hN tho
ambulance surgeon The cash although painful, IS not
likely to prove serious The boy, OlNcr cried bitterly
over what he had done. He was locked up.
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RERRY-CAtHOUN- ON the dih inst hv the Rev
N,sivn. Richard berry Ia Mrs MARY Calhoun
tuuk-NltkS-N Hra,v church. HrnuA.n. I. : .
Joseph " Cook Of the Niuarara Indian Mission Dah -
Hirks ut BROOKLYN
hlGBEE-rLAKk ON July l. hv the Rev Charles
llish,v, Geor.r li-hrc NcM York cs 10 Charlotte
ihnt ttrA srcomd daughter OF the lat, Feier g. Flint "
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An amended answer was served yesterday
afternoon the divorce suit OF Charles rurp.ch against
Emelie Turpsch, In which the wife makes a counter
allegation Of nhdchty, involving Mr.. Amelia Fuchs.
modste Ol III Atlantic hNeulc. Brooklyn who WAS ac.
cusod IN the previous answer OF having conspirci with
the platinum 10 get divorce from his wife by accusing
her Of nhdeliy with Lester enhach lcweller Of 2l2
Dean street Turplsch ls ewellrr iolmerN employed
sian army.
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Pereheron iIor.e. for the Wet.

Among tho passengers who sailed in the
steamship Australia yesterday was Mr. A. ". Cook of
Iowa. who viii return with Pcrchcron horses which
are To he distributed throughout Iowa and other Western
SHtea They are crossed with native mares Mr. Cook
has imported nearly hundred horses The average se
lns rr'e i about $3.50 The large, splendid animals
worked by New YORK generally the
stock AMI cross men TONED such demand Tor them
~ tie West
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Jurym.n Dissatisfied VIII, hi. v....,,..

Ihree OF the Iurymen who signed the verdict
sssArnS that Mrs. Maria L. Hubbard Of Gravesend came
nsr death on June Is BY poison administered y her
a'" samuel Hubbard. have expressed to ex Judge
sin their dissatisfaction with their action and have
hys = document 10 that effect In this writing thev
de, " nats misapprehended the effect OF their veg
MI 1snnst MI Hubbard. Mr. Morris expects 10 make
who PASS o. an application tor bail fof Mr HnbbaId
--'iAil nnnl OalabeE ' ." AA5"Vhu
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FIGHT IN GILMORE's GlRDEN.
seventy-hve Turtles Ciawing aud Chawing
Zach Other for an Hour.

The seventy-llvc turtles in the fountain
basin near the Fourth avenue entrance to Gill
morc's Garden had battle yesterday morning.
Such sight was never seen before At least
scventy-hve turtles lay together IN an appar-
emily ineXtricable mass on the bottom Of the
BASIN Two dead turtles foated on the surface
OF the water.
Stir EN- up" said Gilmore. and taking cN-
Judge DittrnhOrfer's cane he plunged IL into
necks crancd upward; seventy-iive great
mouths opened wide seventy five little snake
tails stood upright-but for n moment only.
Then the fight WAS resumed. \ queer hiss rs-
capod from each one. Then with head eau
tiouSly pcrrihg from the shell. the turtles
rnmmcd at each other. Now and then one
sciz"d another 10y leg and chrwcd IT..
stop 'em. shouted Hamilton. =" the things
Nonsense" said Shook. let 'om fight II out
It's worth more thun dollar u piece TO see
'em."
Presently 1t seemed ms though thcre were two
parties led by two extra large turtles. Each
party quietly moved toward u side Of tn" has M
Then they plnshei the water with their snake
like tails and then with vocy of misses the en-
tire phaanN from either side pushed rapidly
toward tho centre. The two bodies came to-
grther near the base II the fountain. and for
two or three minutes there WIS n lively mouth
To mouth and shell to shell fight. ut the end Of
which all sank together TO the bottom OF the
BASIN
This won't on for nenrly an hour in which time
hall n dozen little follows were killed aud the
den Ms Blk Bliss of one Of tho sides lost ono
a =
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New ORLEANS. July Q. 1s7s.-In tho 7th Grand
Distribution Of tho Louisiana State Lottery
Company made in this city on Tuesday. the 9th
drew first capital prize; No. 45.2lG, sold in
Washington. second capital prize; No. 1926.
third capital prlze. NJ. A. DAUPHIN. Prest.-Adv.
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MISS RONK's SCHOOL.
A staten Island Teacher Piuckiiy stepping
Forth In self Defence.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Two
articles havo appeared in THE Sun tone on
Saturday last and one yesterday in relation 10
the troubles between myself and the trustees OF
School District No. 3. SOuthneld Staten Island.
both OF which seem to have been inspired by
the said trustees. but neither Of which is true.
/ was engaged JV he year to teach at No. 3: my
salary $500. as Is that Of all other teachers to
be paid in monthly instalmcnts. Tho school
year commences Sept. 80. On that date. when my
present year expires. Their" will Dee due me- from
District school No, 3 S2lGGi. On the 2Sth OF
June Mr.. Samuel Il. Brick. one OF the trustees
sent me s54 10. instead Of sos. 32. which have
received on the same date annually for seven
yenrs past This | declined. / received no
WrHten h0tce 20 close school Tor vacation, Ms is
n verbal mrssnge from Mrs. Samuel X. Brick 10
- give the children holiday" As have never
regarded Mrs. Brick rs one OF the trustees OF
the district. paid no attention 10 her message.
Ann IN rece Ipt, however. of the following vague
ana lncomprehensible document. which give
ne'e by me trustees. he evening Of Tuesday July 3
% s RIA a S a .Saa' are i h"raSy .snd f
mel max 's sSs 49, igio Also WAT The erk q !s d
kCas her rsss s sa 81 cS ma" 4ic to .S S' n'
ny order, HE; CLEVELAND, District ciefE
CLlfros, July g. 1873
The above document, which speaks for itself.
~ Ni''o' ga ACCOUNTS between ult
trustees OF District No, 3 and myself. Ii does
not even mention the salary due me and II has
10 ySfere4sr Y my SCHOOL. VII ich is situated i'm
-Southhrld land SAINT over three miles ffNn
ClftOnl. No charges have been breferred
against me. and have received no notice that
any meeting in regard 70 myself was thought
OF. have received no dismissal. and consider
myself still teacher OF school No. B. Southleld.
until Sept 30. 1873 or until my adm inisirniion
OF the school IL investigated by a competent tri-
bunal. II remains 10 be seen whether s5i1G
shall be decided by n court OF law TO constitute
my salary for the last four months OF the cur
rent year IRENE RosK.
Principal. until Sept so, 1878. Of District School
No. .. Southiield (not CliltOnl. S. /.
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DIR. rnderhin. pure Wines from the Croton
Point vineyard, fnr sale bN druggists Wholesale
by II. h. a b. B 1llURBEk6 co.
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W iRRIED.

4 ~ Pearl ar Mixed Derby. SI.OOi Fine
NaeAInnW. ~ ~ North a. - NcN NhnIcn NJ. No .iAlr.
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Susintss Bottles.

Families fur the country take - good aupnIy
ui boots shoes. Etcrs hHtl- .hufs and udii ruhburs
ami tue host place IA New York Co obtain them b. nj
MILLER co :. Sfr Broadway domestic Building
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BY order. II. T.. CLEVELAND, District CLERK
CIIfTOS, July g. 1873


formerly Yelpeau'0 celebrated Diarrhna and Cholera
Preventive saved thousands during the cholera Of 1881
lsfS aud 1919 Take only Hcgemun'. Warranted suTs
cure Price soc. per bottle, sent BY mail Tho only
Hegemap Co. 2O3 Broadway. Ida.
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Have you tried the perfection blend Of
Mocha aud Java Coffee IN glass Iars'
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spttm No!Ns.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY cow.
fANN chartered N flc Nnt liiicNtr ,on.c. nr BOOST.
p.nrs El4hul Grand hs'utuuuuat NrW Orlctis AUGUST
~ ~ ir.trs. Wu .Hins tl +llpiS. c.YIf1i nIlr,
$4,000 sluprl FlrtL A.. lpIHu N..,t,. iw., . .l,
lars, halves. olr ~ d1.,.r ApaA 90 a DAl FMS.
j. " hN u- SOW hr.Nus, La ur 3D. l. PIT NJ. 80
broadway. Sow Noth
GOLDEN nAIK.-t.u4r".. Aut..lno produces.
b. iN"W ihr" Applications te UrHluIN. -nY'rII ,Y.ur
,amH'. Admire. q l,H',u. huu.,'. i'.ne n.d oi
all Apoltcallrs gli AurN sY. BE- hDtIrr, rH. I.rut.
R.lIullNh.SS SOS Lhl .'nI
SURF HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND. -.i-.4t r,.
durNou thnu2h IN nrt> ~ -' ga tir-ll 2. 3d. t.ti+
,rut huAri, ga tNt -'t hirrf'., without ~.
tuns ttNc fHtuu.h hN. k.uukAu. aul Llu- Island
tiN daily % $50 a ami ilIV
KorAL HAVANA LOTTERY, N.Nfdr,N.
ls jay 49, N0ll''l drawn. lINlN t-f.'tlI. pilhts
rhshpd orders uN,i. lpnuutNuu MlHI.I'I. hl-hrst
rates lali tuf Spuni,i uauk ha Governments. &C.
TAYLOR 60, bfuenr~ N " ol 50. y
500 HRoADW AN.-krru.,v sur Drawing.
~ WILLIAMSON a go.
RICORDs INJECTION, 81. Tor both scNc. nt
u lluc CO. =, fTth'h Pharmacists, $50 broadway \,
SO7 .O9J.-rICk FITS ONLY sI.-kENTUVKY
~ ATE, july a. capital prize, Sl,,Uu LUCKY olhccs,
III BrnadMaN, y y Wpcn eyrnn.N, ~ Montalu e IT,,
preVkAn w. u, FVkTEkA CO., Northern Agents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-11

the only boNt thai finished In the second class
was the nlnraS. The winners are therefore rs
given: W. II. Brown, first class. Sl25; Clara s..
second class. SO; Geo. Is. Dem, third class
500; The Brothers. fourth class, s25.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27

Smith & Allen make good display in the
same line. Much attention is attracted to
what Jackson & Sharp have on exhibition,
which are numbar of miniature models OF
vessels which look very nice. Turning
from here to the department where The car
riages are ON exhibition we find that VIII
mington is represented in this industry,
In which she stands pre- eminent by McLear
& Kendall, who show 10 buggiee, Cooling
Bros., 3 buggies; and John w. Reeves, Q. In
this building also Perry's safety car coupler
is shown. Pilbeam g. Northlock show
asbestos materials, Bellah, Qaigley q Co.,
make good display and Mitchell q Co,
creditably requit themselves, with fine
show OF mantsls snd roofing In addition
to this Joseph Tatnall has . number o.
fine grades of fionr. Trump Bros. exhibit
the Fleetwood Scroll saw with fine scroll
work, and Il. 8. McComb has q considera
BILE display Of leather betting. "'G
Tomorrow the tournament which yes
terday put everybody in raptures, will b
repeats with more riders than before. Be
sides this the 'sbig".race win be trottei
which is for the 9.22 class of horses, fol
81 900. 1t will be exciting to . great de
gree. The entrees are Driver, Elmira, N
Y; MI Desperandum, Wildair, and Jerse!
Boy. - l1r, - vi M >, 's1'
may be mentioned as matter of some
interest that the ladies' department 10 tn
main exhibition ball has $40 marked ex
hibits, though IN reality nearly 1900. Mrs
Cochran, of MiddletoWn, has 1877 exhibit
In canned fruit. ,... ~ :.