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The Court of Appeals has done it,
self no credit by reversing the decision
Of the Garrard County Circuit Court,
sentencing Grove Kennedy, the "emi-
nent murderer and distinguished out.
law" (as Artemus Ward would call
him) to the Penitentiary for life, and
remanding the case back for another
trial. Right or wrong, almost the en-
tire body of the law.abiding people OF
Central Kentucky believe that the sen
tence of the Garrard Court was, II
any difference, rather lighter punish
ment than SO fragrant. insolent and
atrocious a criminal deserved. The
whole State will be shocked by the in
telligence, for, as a general rule, a new
trial in such cases means absolute i'm
punity for the criminal by aoquittal'
pardon. breaking jail, forfeiture Of
bail or escape in some one or other OF
the many forms possible to the ingenu
ty of lawyers, favored by the lapse Of
time and the gradual dying out of pub
lie interest in the case.-[ DollarDem
Ocfat.
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Parents, mothers. nurses, do not fail
10 give DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup to the
little ones foe all cases of cough or
colds. Costs only 25 cents.
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THIS II TO yOUi
SCHOOLS


lJO W. NINTH STREET.
FACULTY = -iNsTRuMENTAL-M o. D.
EVANS, of Cincinnati Conservatory Miss Ross
fOsrNAN; Mrs RoNA GILMAN. NOCAl.-Nis.
EnnA Cnkxcu; Mfss ANA y. MARCH. rnor "
q. ANDnss' System will he followed. Arrrt..
rseufs for the reception Of boarding prrils t1r-
venient street car Communications 10 al parts ~
the city and suburbs. Terms moderate For cir
culsrs and information address MISS HATTIE E.
EVANS, i3e W. Ninth 81, Cineinnati, Ohio.
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Ii is an old saying that a brother is
a severe critic. Certainly he is not
likely to have many illusions about
his sister, lie knows whether her
beauty goes to bel with her at night
and gets up with her early in the
morning. lie is not deceived by the
amiability of her parlor smile. lie
understands how much genuine feel.
ing there is under her many aHecta-
tions. lie lovcs her; but his afiec-
ton has no bandage over his eyes. He
is always sensitive about keeping her
free from censure or suspicion. A
girls knowledge OF her brother is sci.
dom 80 accurate. She is prone TO
make mistakes about his abilities IN
worldly pursuits if not about his
household virtues, and he plays the
part of her hero until more import
ant and commonly less deserving per-
son appears and pushes him from the
pedestal Of her heart Boys never
make any schemes for marrying their
sisters, aud are never quite sure, not.
withstanding all their harsh home
Judgments, that any fellow is good
enough for them. Girls always have
n dear friend whom they want their
pet brother to marry, but If that plot
fails they grow critical in regard to
the qualifications Of his future wife,
and often render themselves disagree
able to him by pointing out iOibles
only visible to a feminine but especi.
ally obnoxious to masculine judg-
ment. Indeed it may be assumed
that n mans sister will be harder TO
please touching the wealth, beauty
and social standing of his wife than
he is himself 4 World.
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CAS0IDiTrs.
FAYETTE HEWITT.

W Hardin Co., iaa Candidate ior the Dcn,ocrstlc
domination s ss AUDITOR of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
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RACING AT SARATOGA.

BRIGHT PROSPECTS, OF GRAND MEETING.
SARATOGA SrKisas, July ID, 1878.
As usual the approaching races come on over the
Saratoga course the subject Of much discussion
and expectation among visitors ~ the hotels
now becoming quite numerous. The great amount
Satisfactory character Of tnc sport last year, when
twenty odd days racing given between the 10th
July ana 27tn August grand success in every 70.
spcct-made an impression all over the country,
which hos shown its fruits ysar in the unprsce-
dsuted number Of race attracted herc from all
the States where racing stables owned More
than Two hundred horses viii be In attendaDce The
extensive stable buildings Of the association arc all
mas been secured for horses here and 10 arrive.
As viii DO from the list Of stables below about
ous-haif Of the horses IRON The West the Sou IN
ana the Southwest, have nevcr met sue Of
the East Great battles ana doubtful contests WILL
Develop the good horses which are deemed Of sui.
nc,snI promise 10 travel TO this hopeful midsummer
supre macy which annually occur here.
The horses to take part in,th sport this season In
cluds tho stables Of Messrs. .. sw,gsrt, II. 7. Nc.
lucky; D. J. Grouse, Of OHIO; L. Hart Of louisiana
McManae aad Payne, OF hissssippi; J. Powers, OF
Illinois; T. W. boswell se6 Lssis stsarns OF Win
ginia; T. b. & W. r. DAVIS, Of Western Virginia. odea
Bowie, b: A. Claoaugh. q W Medinger and A. D.
Brown, Of Maryland; II. Durham Co; : Edwards
j. o'y B. Pryor p. Nolan and F,sssfald OF Now
Jersey; W. Astor, p Lorlhfd G. l.. Lorllard, August
Belmont, A. A. Thompson ). D. Campbell, J. jon
nings j. j. Bevins, H. weIon. f. V. Snedexcr, J. G.
Nelson h Co., {. Reed and Eysns Il Holloway, Of New
York: Daily Brothers and j. r. Kiln, OF Connecticut;
Mr.. Carson and others, Of Canada, aud doubl less
others not yet heard from Nearly all the horses
already On the grounds aud stables have besa
Tor the lev yet 10 arrive
The course never looked more beautiful; every
thing pertaining TO Is IN perfect order, aud
ctpation OF large fields Of starters Tor the several
sveats for olds the stretch, which d,ag
oualIy across inside Held and which is the begin
ming point for all races OF threequsrters OF mile
has bson widened 70 probably hundrsd and
twenty nve iset which will greatly facilitate start
Ing and ct the time secure the safety Of horses
cngaged-a very important matter, especially for the
youngstsrs
Judgng from the spirited meeting just closed At
Long Branch concude that racing ~ continuing to
srow IN popularity with the public, and hnc sport
In prospect here will hold large crowd during It's
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PROSPECT PAR
NOTES.

To-day the New Bedord club start South upon their
second tour. Their record IL certainly an enviable
one. OF the whole number played tn Us far hfty.tvo)
they have Won thirty nine On returning from this
Southern excursion they are booked for games with
the clubs Of the National League.
club composed OF excellent material for consti-
tuting u strong has just been organized 10 Os
wego, this State Five OF the IRON leading
professional ciubs-beiDg one each from the Roches-
ters Crickets Worcestsrs, Alieghenies and Eries
The nine are:-Scott pitcher; Golden, cntcnsr; Salla
din, nrst base; Dtnnsn, second base Kesser, third
base Henley, left feld; Phelan right field; Dioier
centre neld and Rosseau. short stop
Cottage Club No. 2, has just been organized In this
city by members OF 81. Jossph's Lycsum, In Grove
street The players foilows:-Murratt left
field; Kilehes. pitcher: Flynn, catcher Egbsrs Gen.
ire field; Carey. right hed; Lynch, short stop; Ma
Daugh, third BASE with Hugh Green. Secretary, No
So Grove street
The games to DO played to-day are ~ foliows:-
Lowell vs. Rochester, ut Rochester; Helyoke Hay
maker at Lansingburx star VS. Cleveland, at Ccve-
lsnd; Hartford VS.. Orange, at Orange; Worcester vs.
Utica, at Utica; Manchester W. Buffalo, at Buffalo
Hudson OF Brooklyn, vs. Jersey City, at Centepnia
Ground Amity VS.. Osceola, At Hackensack; Witoka
vs. Williamsburg, at the Union Ground, and Everett
VS.. Columbus, at Hobokcn.
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the Tscums sch
night which the question Of the recent troubles
discussed. The club was shown to stand we'll nnan
ciay and satisfactory evidence beng given that tho
suspicion Of crooked play entirely unfounded, "
unanimously resolved to continue It No changes
were made in players the Board OF Directors.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July IL, 1878
Cotton steady: middlinG. ioxe- lev middnx Io.c !;
gsod ordinary. 6kc. Net receipts. ~ bales Exports
sosstwiss. IN bstss. Sales, Ia stock. 2,g5I.
NV ORLEANS. July TX. i-Ts
Cotton auiety nidding lie low midding lOssc: good
erdn Ary fc Net receipts, lot bales gross. i0s sses
80. steek, 7i,i@
Cotton quiet, nIdding, fos<c low mddinx io.c
good erdlnsry. skc. Net receipts. 70 bales sales IS
Bsosk, 1,77a
SAVANNAH, July IS, 1873
Cotton firm middiinE, 10 i3.i0c.; low middIing,
10 7iec good erdnsry 10 Lice Net receipts iU7 bsos
gross f22. stock. t,824
CBARLssroS, July rs. 1875.
Cotton quiet; mddug. lie low middling. 10s{c good
ordinary. iokc Net rceeirts, 80 bses sales 20 Stock
se1
wnHf-Groy, y. O., July rs. 1878.
Spirits Of tuvpentne steady Al 26xc .osin strong a.
81 i7 Tor strained Guide turpentne steady a 81 for
81 rs tor yellow dip and ~ tor Far steady 81
BUFFALO, July H. 1879
rcur in demand; sass $50 bba unchanged rates
Wheat In lsht milling demand sales 40 bushels No.
hard Mwsukee at 81 10; 800 do No. Milwaukee spring
81 o. Corn and nrm sales 1000 bushels Kansas
~ 43e. 400 do. by sample 81 s0c. $500 DO Kansas
ESQ <skc. Oats quiet. No. Chicago quoted 2sc
BARLEY In acsivs. Rye neglected ighwihes fair
msnd higher sales IS obis 81 % sS os for city
pine LUMBER Ainsny s so; New Ysrk. 81 10 por
stsvcs, 10 sew York. ~ 81 Rail. Dad ireighs un.
changed. Railroad receipts Flour 1870 bbls; wheat
a.UtO eusbsls 80 4tU do oats vOO do Lake re-.
esipss-rious sis sbss vhsst l02eu0 bushslss corn,
msu,s-F1our, 2SOo bblA wheat, So.s9i bushels; corn
1880 A. sssws aloode Canal shipnsau 70 udewsssr-
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GERMAN FREE SCHOOL.

The annual meeting OF the German Free School AZ
ISOLATION was held yesterday afternoon at NO. lag
Fourth street, Mr.. & d. Seward the president In the
chair The report Of tho Board oil Directors showed
during the year there average attendance Of
246 scholars and teachers The receipts for the
year amounted to ST. 0s5 IL and the expenses g. 161
leaving balance In tho hands OF the treasurer OF
~ s46 So After vote of thanks had been passed 10
the retiring president who refused to accept re-
nomination for Office, the following officers were
elected tor the ensuing year:-P Roedc, president;
DR.. Munr, &c president; Simon Pnster, secretary,
and Bernard kibs, treasurer The following trustees
we're also elected :--Messra Cirucn, Guth, Hotter
hs,mer sches,des Bauer, HagsmaA. Haupt Phgss,
klein aud Metostaleg.
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ONE MILE CHAMPIONSHIPS RACE.

Tho race for the ono mile championship Of the
worii promoted by SIR J. d. Ashley. came on July
nj Line bridge Grounds. est Brompton. To induce
the bes, mers to compete the nrs prize offered was
a champion challenge belt of the value OF Goo and
xz5 In money; second prize e.; and third prize, 90,
II the distance run In Am. go. In response to
the offer six mon sgniGed their in.on,ion to com
pste--viz, W. Cummings, Of Paisley two mile cham
pion); ID. Livingstone, OF Trinent tone mite cham
pio J; r. Hndls, Of Paisley nsi mile and three qusr-
tiers Of a mile ohamponj; II. Hsscott, OF Bow; r..
Sheppard OF Noting hill Gate, and W. Cox, OF Brs-
tot; 6ut OF these only Cummings, Hinae, Hescott and
sheppard came to tne post IL was decided that the
race should take place the outer srack which was
exactly ak yards and Two test less Than third OF q
mile; consequently three laps sad twenty yards had
10 be trsversed complete tue distance. Mr. q. W.
Atkinson was the reerec and Jack White despatched
The meu on their journey.
RACE
An excsllent start effected, Hindie dashi ng 70
tho front, closely followed BY Cummings and Hescou
In the ORDER named. Half way up the backstretch
HindIe WIS leading by six yards, Hescott couple
yards IN the rear OF Cummings. Rounding the bend
into the straight for the nrst time Hindle hac IN
creased his lead ABOUT cigot yards Sheppard bcing
fifteen yards behind Hescott Entering the second
Ian Hindle led By ten ysfds, Cummings being shrse
ysros In advance Of Hescott and Sheppard forty
yards pshind the last nansa. Gsing ~ sAs back
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DEATH OF A SPANISH OFFICIAL.


From the ksokuK Gate City, July o.
Among the passengers who lett Couatil Bluffs on
the East bound passenger train on the b. and NJ.
r. X. at twenty minutes past hvo o'clock on
sunday evening was A. Faraudo, spanish Consul
81 Hong kong, China He came In on the Union
Pacific road from tho West. aud 10 sup
posed 10 have been en- route to bis home
In Spain. He was unattended except by travel
iing acqusintances which bc had formed on The
train Before starring from Council Bluffs no
attended checking hts trunks and setting HE oiner
baggage on the trsin Shortly after leaving that city
he stricken with spopiexy or heart disease, aud
DAyaAeAA - Gisavee4 twenty miles east OIL Ceuaoh
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY IS ls7s-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

stretch for the second time Cummings spurtsd past
Hndle and led by fully forty yards 200 yards
had been travsrsed Forty yards benInd Hndle came
Hescott, who was leading Sheppard by least sixty
yards When the last lap was called Cummings was
AZ least nty yards TO the good and increasing his lead
without being extended by $50 yards. About four
hundred yards from home Hescott, who had been
sassd and allowed sheppard TO into third place.
With sheppard about thirty yards ahead OF him
Hnde AGAIN set himself in motion, but again stopped,
this time finally, he had travelled 200 yards
further Sheppard finishing Third, about lorty yards
behind HescoIt. The winners time was:--First lap,
I'm. 20Ea second, 2m 5ls- third, Am. 2ss Hescott
completing the distance in Am. 49s. and Sheppard In
An. sos
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whsat 20 70o bushss; corn go 500 do ne 7,445 do.
Inferno diate points-Wheat, 1900 bushels.

Wheat, % 100 bushes; 80 500 do 7l4o do.
intermediate points-whest, 1900 bushels
oswzGo July ~. 1878
Flour unchanged: sales, 100 bbS Wheat arm sales,
1000 bushels extra white Michigan 81 %. 5000 DO
81 II 81 12 lots OF white ate at 81 L.
Corn steady; sales Of high mixed Toledo 46c state
held at 44c Oats hrm sales of white a3e Rye
and canal frei-hts unchanged Recsps-Corn. = 900
tset -
There session OF the Board to-day. having gone
roLEpo, July 13, 1878.
Wheat steady; extra white Michigan, 81 IL amber,
spot 81 0S seller July 97c seller August held ut 93e
No red winter, srot, III VI; do 95c Old seller
July 954 seller August, 92c. No. red Csc rejected
Wabash, re Corn s.s.ev; Sish mixed. Ale So 2,
quiet Michigan IKE asked bid. Reesipts-Whest.
1900 bushels; corn, II, 600 do Shipmsnts- heat,
1000 bushels; corn. 5000 do.
CHICAGO. July 13, 1878
Flour nom.nally unchanged. Wheat dull, weak and
lower; No chicago spring. 36c. NJ. do. &c.,. cash
and July; s3Hc. August so1sc sOc, September; No.
do Sc: rejected e3c Corn dull ana shade lower;
Y7sc size cashi 375Sc 37l1c Jny SIG 3I3ss..
August: Bike. 373c. september: rejected, 35c Oats
fairly active and shade higher &c., cash; 2stsc DAFT
July; 22sc-. August; 22c, September: rejected. zoe
Rye steady unchanged Barley steady and unchanged
Pork dull weak and lover 50 20 CASH SO Tx 50 30 Au
lower; Sc s2,i. CASH $6 s75s IS 3d. August. So e7s,
September Bulk ats steady and unchan Freights
Corn. Buffalo, isc. Rsceipts-Four $500 bbls wheat,
~ 90 oushels corn. ?74O00 DO oats. SO 600 do
l4OO do; barley 400 do Shipments Flour 500 bbis
wheat 1000 bushels l7200o do oats g. 900
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CHARLES kEADE AND CHARLES
MATHEWS.

Speaking Of Charles Reads the Baltimore American,
July Is, says:-
The English author hes before now made displays
Of his bad temper and this instance calls to m ind a
wgging received from The late Charles James
Mathews, the median. Mathews was manager OF
the Drury Lane Theatre and Readc had been stopped
when attempting to enter no stage door. The cor
respondence that ensued was very amusing The let
tiers. which explain themselves were as ioliows:-
GAgRIcx CLus CovEsr GARDEN Nov -
DEAR SIR stopped the other night At the
door OF Drury Lane rheaire by people whom remember
the time such anront upon
theatre where have produced play, and Is whout
shront not hasty to suppose Que intenaed IL Is
possible that this done Inadvertently and tho
present list have been made out wlthoul tho
older claims being examined WIN you ne so kinc as TO let
KIN neither this IL The people who
stopped me =. the sss door are your w yon the
CHARLES READk
To this demand Mr. Rsaas received next day the
following answer:-
TR DnuRY LANE, Nov 20
DEAR sIRif ignorance 10 tltss general asons
the occasion it certainly would be folly to Be
am therefore. happy to be able 10 inform that am
ignorant tie author OF Gold I" of
the merits that psy ignorant that name has been
ever been on ignorant that you presented yourself
Tor admittsnce ignorant That had been refused; is
norAnt that such refusal MAS without precedent igno-
rant that in the man who stopped you yoa Qua
OF the lately with ~ the Lyceum: ignorant
that the doorkeep ever Ia that theatre Ignorant
that forgive shont: ignorant that any had
been offered ignorant OF when how w whom lhe list
made out and equally so Wy whom IL was al cred Al
low aad that am quite incapable of Offering any
knowing. and moreover. have Whatever 10 IN
teriere with Mr. smiths ARRANGEMENTS or dissrranse
incapacity and impotence, believe faithfully,
CHARLES RKADx, ESQ g. J. MATHEWS
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BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITIONS or The CLUDs OF THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE MA
PIONsHIP CoNTEsTs.
Tho changes that have taken reco In tho past week
in the records oil tho clubs conesng tor The pennau
OF the International Association are worthy OF note
The stars OF syracuse only per cent
ahead OF the Bunaioes In percentage Of games 70
games played Whether or not all games OF disoauded
clubs. except the lowest number played with any Of
the clubs striving Tor the champioush!p, shall De
thrown out Is matter Tor the Inter pational Judsary
Committee. There are two clubs the dis
banded clubs list-the AGsghenys and Crickets.
Should the judiciary Committee decide to count all
games actually played up to the time OF disbanam
then the folio wing table WIZ be 0baerYed -
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SPORTING EVENTS IN ENGLAND.
PIGEON sHoor1No-ruE FORTHCOMING INTER.

PIGEON sHoo1INo-TaE FORTHCOMING INTER.
NATIONAL CHAMPION SHOOTING MATCH.
All the arrangements for the great international
match between Mr. Aubrey Coventry and Captain Bo
rardus the champion OF America. have now been
definitely settled, and the event will be decided ut
the grounds OF the international Gun aud Polo Club
on Tuesday. August 8, during the groat Getting In
the sussex Fortnight" The match at present is for
El00 = side, At nfty BIRDS each, 80 yards rise, with
power ths stakes BY mutual consent up To
fl 900 a side. The international Cluo 10 sciectn NC
Mr. Aubrey Coventry AZ the best representative OF
this country uphold its prestige against the Amcri-
can have undoubtedly made a most judicious choice,
as his shooting this season has beyond question
proved him 10 be the foremost OF the day. Tho
match In already creating much interest.
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SPORTS Ar NEWPORT.


NEwroRr, X. J., Juiy 10, 1878.
10 proposed TO have open to all cat rugged
boats IN state at tns place, within a shos. time
The summer residents have already subscribed $500
for prizes and the interest the event 10 likely to
produce large entry
Mr. Joseph Foster rs In town making arrangements
tor the proposed visit OF Indian team OF lacrosse
players from Canada Upos the dates being liked,
which will be during month, they viii challenge
the New York Lacrosss Clnb meet them IN ssriss
OF games.
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Bluffs to be at the train bat upop srrival Oh ere
the Consul wasa corpse. Consul Farauao vas iarg
nne Iooxing man, about hity i've years Of age :.
splendid physiqus and comm snding presence He'
wore marks OF distinction. wuicn showed that he mad
been highly honored AZ different times by bis govern
ment he has position OF Consul At Hong
Kong for the past thre years
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THE O'LEAkY WALK.

CHcAoo July 10 1873
The walking match In which Daniel o'Lsary chs,-
iengsd Schemehi TO walk $50 miles whic he walked
275 came to close this evening Schemehl won
having completed $50 miles Mt ten minutes TO ten
O'Clock, while 0'Lcsry did nnsh bis two hundred
ana seventy nth mile until ten minutes 70 eleven
str lock
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GOVERNMENT I

There has been large demand for government
onds and prices are steady. The Secretary has re-
used TO sell any moro * per cents at present. al
hough the syndicate made application for another
nlotmspt. Another call, being the sixty-arst. Tor
Is. 900, 900 OF nyeswcnties made during the
soek The following were the closing quotations for
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To this demand Mr.. Rssds received next day the
following answer
THAT DOG AT PASTORS.

Frank PaAtor states that the money received at the
box office OF Tony PASTORS Theatre under tho present
regime is not turned 10 the proprietor, and he
is consequently in way concerned in the troubls
between May Fisk and Harry Armstrong.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Restless NY.Y.C., Commodore s. N. Kspe
which had been anchor on whitestons. L. l., dur
ing tho past week, passed eastward . cruise yes
tsrday morning
Yacht Agnes AY.C, Mr. Fish. from the eastward
for Now York, passed through Hcl Gatssyesterdsy