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defeated Again.

At about $50 o'clock last evening man
named Carl Halter. after mature reflection,
made up his mind that as his show for office In
the next cam paign would be rather slim he
would run for the position of an angel. So he
repaired to the river. boarded the Canal street
the stream jumped ovep board He was rescued
through The exertions of Mr.. Charlie Stewart,
the collector + the ferry. who lowered skin
The result is thai Halter instead of 'loafng
around the throne" rugged with pair of little
wings and crown, is killing mosquitoes In a
tempting to commit suicide
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TO-DAY'S RACE.

In the pools last night the two contestants in
to-day's race at Louisville sold as follows: Ten
Brock $780, $50; Molle Mccarthy $50. $50; At
II o'clock to-day pools will be sold over HaW-
kins' saloon.
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Drowned.

At about O'Clock yesterday @ little colored
hoy named Henry Orange, while playing near
Hanley's canal accidentally fell in and was
drowned. His body, was recovered by his
mother, who conveyed it to her residence on
Hancock street. The coroner has been notified.
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WASHINGTON ARTILLRRx.

The battalion of Washington Artillery will not
permit Independence Day to pass without due
celebration, and therefore will be out this even
ing for parade and dress parade The com
o'clock D. M, and WILL no doubt, as usual, make
q fine display. 1t is right that the boys who
have done such noble service in the Confeder-
wefought is prevalent that is States rights and
universal liberty, to celebrate the era Of indes
what was at the time called the mother country.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
Signal Service, United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 p. m. Wednesday, July 3.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all RtatiOnR1
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SECOND RECOROER's COURT.
CONTINUED CASES.

James Hart charged with wilIful perjury.
GuStave BurOn. charged with obtaining q
wheelbarr0w under false pretenses.
George FinDey, under the accusation Of as
saulting one PETE Wilson.
AFFIDAVITS,
An affidavit was made by Sergeant Rowley
against EdWd. Ledertr, alias EuLenspiegel Tin
custody, for the cutting of one Ferd RapD.
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The great Jackson Route is the quickest line
to Boston, leaving New Orleans later than any
popular and best route to New York and all
Eastern cities,
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Attention Is called to the notice published In
another column of the State Tax Collector OF
the second istrfct giving notice that all parties
indebted to the State. in order ~ avoid seizure
should call at once and settle heir licenses Inn
nediately. a word TO the wise, etc.
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KeIler's new mosaic soap until we bad given it
thorough test. such we have given 1t now
and can pronounce upon its merits. The ely
earine properties of it make il one of the most
delightful articl of the toilet its lather being
soft as velvet. leaving the skin soft and pleas
ant. We congratulate Mr.. Keller on his new
soap, and can recommend it to all.
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VIM. o. ROGERS.

Oulel superintendent.
Mr.. Barley chairman of the committee on
school houses. offered the following resOlu-
tons:
RESOLVED. That the committee on school
houses be. and Is, hereby authorized to have the
necessary repairs done to the Short street (Car-
rollton) school, the cost of same not to exceed
$675.
Resolved That the action of the committee on
school houses in the removal of Mrs. Parker as
FORTRESS Of the Mason school, and the appoint
ment Of Mrs Laizer to fill the vacancy, be and
is hereby ratified.
Both resolutions were adopted.
The chairman of the committee on academic
schools, Mr.. Archibald Mitchell submitted a
lengthy report relating to the late examinations
held in the grammar schools for promotion to
the academic departments, and reported the
condition of the schools, their grade, etc., quite
satisfactory. be spoke Of the propriety of con-
solidating the academic departments Nos. 2 and
8. and argued 10 favor of their being consoli-
dated and located in more central portion of
the city say in the neighborhood of Canal
street.
Mr.. Mitchell introduced resolution that
committee Of three b. appointed by the chair to
carry into effect the Recommendations in his re-
port that a central building be procured for the
consolidated high school. to be known as the
Central Girls Academic Department. The
chair appointed Archibald Mitchell, chairman /;
J. K. Gutheim, r. Fl. BARLEY.
letter from Mr.. Jonas with reference to retiring
from his position as counsel for the School
Board.
A motion was subsequently made that the
sum of $1,000 be set aside by the board for fees to
legal advisor. and Mr.. Jonas was favored as
the attorney for the board.
Mr.. Mitchell proposed to amend the motion
and have committee appointed to confer with
Mr.. Jonas, and make report at the next meet
ing. Motion carried.
Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. Bartlett and DR.. Seaman
were appointed on the committee.
II was moved and seconded that the superin-
tendent be granted leave of absence for four
weeks. Passed.
The president requested leave Of absence
till October. Granted.
motion was made that Mr.. Gutheim be ap-
pointed president pending the absence of Pres
ident Semmes.
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A HEATH EN- CHENEE.

Maximum temperature SO degrees; minimum
temperature rs degrees. Rainfall IS of an inch |
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Tuesday man called at the DEMOCRAT office
and gave the paper the following advertisement:
Hoi For THE JETTIEs
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Signal Service Local Report.
New ORLEANS, July 3.

R-RisinR; S. Stationary.
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The board met last evening at their hall. No
80 Burgundy street President Thos. J. Semmes
in the chair: twelve members and quorum
present.
Superintendent Rogers read the following re-
port. which was received by the board:
OFFICE CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT
IS D,,k Ga,
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OF PttsburG There little interest," .axea IN TINS
contest Tho distance mile ana return, ann tho
Watkins club led on and retained this position
throughout the race, winning in lam. Jas.
GRAND TRIUMPH FOR THE sHoEwAkcAkAsrrks
The Tour Dared three mile race was then called,
with tho following entrics:-Floral CITY, Snoewaecae
mcttes. and the Northwesterns. A. eight minutes
TO len Courtney gave tho .'go" andaway they went,
with the Shoew mettes showing ahead rins,
pulling their Old reliable 40 stroke. Hat way up Tho
course they retnincd these positions. neither crew
gaming any percepolo advantage Tho nrst real
est in the centred nearing The turning stake,
when tho Norshwcstorns missed . stroke ana they
dropped behind about a quarter oil q length The adj
vantage thus gained by the Shoewascaeuiettcs proved
valuable and they rounded their stake IN Inc fashion
and set oct for homo with NICE lead OF .
length. Tho Norhwestorns followed, with tho Floral
Cys far in the almost too far 10 be called In
the race The Floral Guys Weakened VIII IN ABOUT
hall way home and abandoned tho contest. Tho race
from that point sure thins for the Shoewaoc-
nemettes who came down the course literally lifting
their little shell out Of tho water every time they
bent their backs to thor work. In pass &C the grand
stand they ceased rowing aud acknowledged inc
rousing cheers that greeted their a. thoy
shot past pulling Tho remarkable strsae Of 90. Time
19n
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

JAnx. owx from Nex Yor At San 4 srSpe d.,
Ing violsn. hurricsne. lost fore ana main topsa..s
mast. .,.ag sopma. with sn: o. IGs. m.n
ut tho main ana light sails forward.
sy scer p.ss
wreck bottom made the name to DO the Advocats
from New York May IS. for DunklrEl
pesa 'i"% IL.
Of Canada and 81 900 in Ocean. Of Halifax.
scmm II ATWOOD. ashore Deal Beach. wthstood tn ,
strong NE gale that FdAy nigss aad Saturday
BALnxosx. June Ion rhur.day atsrnoon sss ra .cer
Point in tue osoe..nk River hs,nz beard Captain
no n. But she
which submerged and emahed cnging :. = nn.
Sa., sf sss
e ema nns me ana IS Ss Gn 20 Eai%oss
broken i in IL:
E.!simor. under one ~h.e and md
Maggie win detain nor about 10 days.
CAPE MAY. NJ june 1.-The schooner reported In sink
IL. .ss s" s. . s.s s,s .. !. ss
e New York she s very Ssa TIps m,ds.sn
q Cap; ssss1n 70 beach h''
s:soPM@Yfn Or Binn. moved Of ao1os. tho bay be
The wind being dead her Il found impossible
undertaken to carry her = tho Delaware coast
MAY @ Coz o. yss fro" tho
GLoUcKsrEv. Mass. June 1.-The fishing schr Tedde Q
Pyle arrived here this morning having been run nto
twenty miles east Thatchcr's Island by unknown
Dark esriy this morning six were knocksd ovei-
boar Of rescued Nelson MtDean. Of
FOX Island Me- and william Post Of ArichMt CB were
drowned The bark proceeded without ssking II aid
headed Tho Tedde Pyle was considerably damaged.
HALIFAX, May 30-The diving schr W FAt arrived
yesterday ksssh VIZ. wnS.. saved iron
MAxEHAwxEx. June IA large three mated schr went
eight miles above Little kgG Harbor Inlet Long
Beach, has boon abandoned Tho words 'kilborn.
Nc" the only portion OF her name visible
QUEBEC. Mny 80 On warrant issued out Of tho Vice
for eli 900 arising OF the collision
with the bark Schcdc
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CnseLorryrowS. PEI. May 29-Clesred, briggs Aphesa.
MeMill.n. Liverpool; yess. Rogers qncsn''%eSn; m,
Nor.n. sydney UB: 9TH, Lothsir tBr). Desmoud 40.
CLEARED 2ash bark il Myrick (sr) McRae. New York
BRIG fiisaIssn winsiow Iocsc. sehrs II u olssad
casso May 2s-ssird .ehr IA. y Baker Ee-foGnd.pd.
HoSoIrIu. May ARRIVED. bark w iioicomb. Dunton
n pors Nay BARI Kawsrd James UBri.n, 70. Tahiti
18th; ieien Army Frcemsn, and loian uisw, "ane's,
MxLnouaxK, April Is-Ia port. ship Baiwark tBD.
scnton INC bris Pomarc uIs~). Chase, do ...
M.yseays' Nav 1a"is por. Drlss Elsie t, Lov,rrov-.
for Boston dx sugar; EugentA vesxe nsg; Jonn nnson
Porter do; sehr Chrome. wcrsser Tor Delaware brcss
MsIrrous, CB MAY 25--ccared. barx Emma William.
Nav asA,rived bark Journal Br), McrsAac,
r,ctn, gjth steamer Canadian (Brl Mclean, glasgow
Uiesrrd 3otn bark Nydia t,r Aucridrc, Queenstown;
" rwcAsrIr EsW April U--saiicd. bsrks Vim II Diets.
Endicot long kong; 18th. surprise tHnw Curtis dran
Melbourne, arrived March 81 Tor honou'u; snip oonao
In port April IS ship Gross hin (Br, Butler, from sgd
ney arrived aim ieT fssoh ana bark Canada
rosIAfiTnE NAY e-in port brig rrrees' Ss:s,se
Perkins. and Aimon Bird. Drinxwster. Tor new iork;
Uwrsyc MAY 10 Arrived bark EIektra Iverso. siigo
3sh. steamer uybeie tBr). Nc MILAN, ul.rgow a.,
CLEARED 3nth steamer Corinthan (br). Mcnxee, 0lss-
hip rUe"eSn.: % B s,s sssesr Bs nson
srosrr. Ssw. April is-c.arsd. bark Kassaus dsw,.
In port April rs shin MeHcsr Taylor from Melbcurne.
arrived 10Th. di.s: bars u.ss,ls sw r.rne'of HOMO
81 riynnn. Mart May lin port bark O.c'gne ss,
Con. for Hampton Roads; schrs Everett. hix' anu
arrived prior TO May /, bdr Bowen. Hall. Boston
~ JonS. NIB, June i-Arrved, sehr susie PRESCOTT rev
Tesred May 80, big ssIls (Bu, Kay Lnssich Jane !.
ship kiveraide, Rich, Bristol, h NNsa HNf#
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Bark csria aSor. Tonnessn. Dsntz'e-Funeh. Edye .
Co -. ~.
Bark Gibraltar tSor. ronnessen. Dan'sic- hdys
& 10 Nstt ..4..,,rx.-
lark Kaieva (Sor, Peterson stettn-C Tobias Co.
Ksark Einigkeit tGer), Schmidt stetun-ru"en' nase
Bark chiarina d.aD. carso,a rrisste-Laur0 STOREY
Bark Inca Geo. wendshorst Rotterdam Theodore
Bark HsisInsor DAM. Gings copenhaxen-funeh. Edge
x 10. -. 6
Bark Sevsrsink, Jarvis Duukirk France' Brett Son
4 Co. -,
Bark Ismasis Gtsp. Allegro Liberalization ordsrs-bsrn
BARK Ann Elizabeth. fhsian. Havsna-Jsmes E'weil
4 Co.
BARK Antonia saIa. Rice. TIavana-C Wood;
Bark q Kemp (Br), Taylor. sagua 10 Gr"noe-"""
Brig Maria Rosa Csp,. Casanova. Barcsiona-E fuis
Brig Ramirez. Barnard, Rio Jauero-James Ward
CO.
brig Tu,a. Morgan. Belize. non--wiism Jex &Co
Schr Adam Bowlby, Muln, Aqntn--A non"s q Go.
schr Florence Hail. Dobbin, sayasuez, rH- ei"pso"'
Clnpp Go.
Schr Old Chad, wylis, Cat Island Darrell Co.
schr Emma shanks (Br). Lynch. st John. Nb-r
Nevus & son.
schr Mary Lord. Wood savannsh--Evans. Nall 90.
schr Eleanor. Sanires Gsoreesown snd ross S'u"' So
schr Enoch Moore. Chambers. Bsltimore-cartwright
schr Nellie. Bannock. Baltimore B weinberg Co.
schr Jus Decker, Freeman. Weiihess. Ma"-b
sehr Hisckssone. Kelly. Providence and xswpors-J
BobertS
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

An exhibition Of sparring and athlcfic feats was
given last night Al tho American Institute Sixty
third aud Third avenue tho occasion bcing tho
bencas OF Professor william Miller. Tho nrst
event on tho programme was glove box
ing match between McCnchy anu Saunders.
who fought three rvunda Next camo tho horizontal
bar exercise by Professors smith and Kempie, and
following this foil fencing by Mcssrs Frcdericks and
De Turck. sparring contest, with gloves, between
Professor Latin aud steve Taylor, was watched with
much interest. The Grgco-K0man wrestling match
between William Hesse and Young Arpen was some
what tiresome, as tho TWO men iabored Tor
long time without either throwing tho
other. Professor Kenble gave an Interesting
Indian club exercise, aud Professor Miller exhibited
leafs OF strength in raising heavy dumb bells. The
record shows that IN greatest number OF times
100 pound bell has been raised perpendicuiarly
above tho head, but last night Mr. Miller raised u tho
eleventh time The exhibition closed with a hotiy
contested boxing match between Messrs. Miller and
Dwvcr.
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steamer Brssnnic tBr). Perry. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer IIevctis QBr). Thomson. Livcrpooi-F W
steamer Acadia (Br, Montgomery. Bristol, BHender
Bros. .
steamer Iarala DAM. Bonde. lIavre-Funch. Bdyc 4
steamer Carondclst. Burrows. Havana ana Mexican
pcrts--f Ale andre sons
Cty OF San Antonio. Pennington Gnvcsson VIA
Key West-C u Mallory 90. - 60, 60.
steamer Hudson, Gager, New Oricans-Ciark Seam an
Steamer Morgan CITY, Reed. New orcans-Bcgert y
Morgan
steamer city Of Macon, Sickerson. savannsh--Ge~gc
Yonge. . =. 49,
steamer City OF Atlanta. woodruff. Charicston-J
tVnntsrr Go. -. 49,. :.
Clyde X Go.
steamer ola Domirion walker Norfolk, City Point aud
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship Company. -
steamer Knight, Chichester. Georgetown. DC. VIA
Alexandria, T. Koome, Jr. go, :.
steamer yinsand. Bowen. baltimore Cartwright
Doyle. -.
Steamer sarascgs. sundberr. Philadciphia-Jsmes u
Ward Go.
steamer Neptune. Berry, BOSTON, Dmock
ship Ii D. stmrxcs, Lnnekin, London-stufgcs c'earman
4 Go. .-.L-
koop X 20.
Bark Msrescs (tsD Msresca Queenstown. Falmouth -
Ply mouth ueuers -Benhsm n Boyesen.
Bark Pacific (Nor. Harris Antwerp-Funch, Edyc va
bark Leoesdia Gen. iiaesioop. MISUNDERSTANDING
BAN Aassies tSsr,. NsiIsss, Dsnssioo TOBIAS Co.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bosrox Il, Juno l-sssIss. bark Esimologia QtaD.
Sierra, United States
CowK May 3o-saiisd. barks Nenupnar (Br). Pittman,
Delaware Breskwater; June Fortuna Repstto UtaD.
Brignstti. United States.
CARDIFF May siArrvcd bark vertss tBr), Ross, Pen.
sacola
cAprz May IT Arrived schr Lizzie Dewey. Davis New
York before reported without datc).
Sailed May 2s bark MARITIME Cento utai), Lauro New
York.
DrxpALk Nav si-Arrivsd, bark Gostsr CBr), Kenwsrd
Baltimore.
sailed 3is,. bark Charles Kahl (Ger) Mohr. United
States.
uAvar May so-Arived bark sigurd Jan tNor,. Tos-
Jensen New York; schr Hector. Higgins, Galveston.
Sailed June l. 10 NJ, steamer Labrador Fr), Sanxiicr
New York.
HAMBURG. May 3O-Arrivcd. bark George Kingman,
Howes, Wilmington. Nc.
KERrc, May i5-Arrivcd, bark Salvatore Msssa utal)
Florcnttnc. New York
LKRroo, May 3i-Arrived. bark Nestor tRus), Durch.
manu. Darien juno Bohemian tBr) .Grun iy.
Boston; Laconia tBr). Earl. New Orleans.
Sailed unc l. ships Adophus tB, Churchill, New York
Magnificent (B, Peat st simons Island; Richard Ill,
Hubbard, wiscassett; bark Wild Hunter, Minot, New
Orleans.
LospoS. May 3i-Arrived, bsrks wsajs CRus,. Hogc-
mann. hull River; Juno Nicoo uta. Pescessa. Phila-
deiphia.
Also arrived ist stesmer Utopia tr) Craig. New York
LIMERICK June lssiied, barks Traveller tBr,. Rose.
United States; ssofsno Padre dtsD fascia baltimore
LisnoN. May 27-Auved, bark Pordro di Marsue utaD
Ga!atoia. New York.
MELBOURNE, June l-Arrvcd. bark Elmrarda. Lampher.
Now Yorx.
MAMLA May 2s-saed. ship Gatasea Gep. Jaeger. San
Francisco.
QUEENSTOWN June 1. so AMarrivcd. City o:
Chester Br Brooks New York for Liverpool land pro-
cceded).
Also arrived ia7 TAM. steamers Algeria tBr, Watson
Now York Liverpool: IL 30 Pm. Idaho r), Holiness do
|, do (and both proceeded.
Sailed 3oth bark Clarence Coukiin trom Batmors).
| Antwerp, In tow.
RorrrnpAx, juno isaIied, steamer Rotterdam Dutch
| Incas, New ork direct
VENICE NAV 30-Arrved.. bark Nethaujs Nor), Olsen,
| rhuadeiphia before reported without datsJ
Sailed from -, bark Beatrice tBr). Dolby. Delaware
! 'Brcakwaer.
/ WEATHER REPORT.
uoLvnxAp, June l. PM-Calm misty; barometer 9.sa6
PLYMOUTH. juno l. PMwind $. light: overcast; baron
4 etcr 1905.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YURK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ], 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD srxAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToYE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City OF Berlin tB Kennedy Liverpool May 81
% l., IAN ' d p...S
Hook North German steamer bound Nav % and
9assases.n s ss% Win Si gd:s 70
. ss sy 10 :. = 's 70 Il
bound Z: 3l.t lat ii ~ 81 IS. sehI J.lGf bound e.
with %S:s . Ssn s.,n
snip Msry stone s
II n. css .ss d 70 s
westerly msnsoons. carried 70 Lac 10 20 $ then
sSs n n' 81 to - Good Hope
IpIe The an,is had sh' 81 s I'D a,9.s.a
ia is wsish were very asa JAILED 10 =,
j. % ss~ a s.a Mostly si \. rom no s.
bad heavy NV LASTING IL hSp,; ns,sh rs ra'sT
ASs u :s. sann a'sa 81
i. Iss April ;sD Duke
q from so a1 hs S ai
- ", hip Indian Emp,re tBr,. from ~: May 3 LAT
s r. LONDON dom g ss as s's :sp
,.sering south; so,n "a. o. n 10" ~ w. o~s "'sa"d
bars R.snia. S"n iose Arsna ~ days. in ballast.
BARK slla so bergen 70 days. In ballast. TO
rr"s F fsys oS So. "a Ss % q days
10 BOYD l,iaskoa ,,ad variable wss.ns 81 a,v
in bsii..,, Punch. Edys Co Crossed the Equ'i0r
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
FOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Fsmb orough tIr). Frazier Cow Bay, CB for
New York days with coal TO Il A Outerbridye a 20.
ste mer Chesape AXE. ManEun Portland tor New ork
rchr I.izzie Brc smth. Machias for New York.
schr Amos Psisenourg. Early somersct ior New York
s ssSr .r.s onss Snp F. nr.s for New YORK
schs Willard sauIsbury iA9dy. Dsnversport for New
York :. -.
Schr " A Prrdmcrc. FITCH frcytdence iof VOW tork.
se@r John Escre,s. Meb,. isis frovdenca for New
York. .
Schr Martha Kbng Jarvis. Hs rtford TOR New forR.
senr Empire. Smith. sag Harbot Tor New YORK.
BOUND EM,T.
steamer Aihambra tB McEihinney. New York for Hat
fax Ms aud ST Johns. NJ.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. New york for Boston.
steamer Acushnet. Rector New YORK Tor New Bedford
schr CnAse. In Eraham. New York for New Bedford.
steamer Delaware, from New York Tor Norwich which
came through on Friday cvcnins, ~ detained on thr
Herald station. Wholesome. by the NJ storm.
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the SECOND RAcK

was tho Maryland slnxes Tor lilies three years old
$500 entrance, halt orici with $3.50 added tho sec-
ond lilly 500 out OF The stakes. One milo.
Closed with thirty nine nominations, nine OF which
came 10 the post. these were r. Lorillard's bay ny
JUDITH by Gienelg, dam hme. Dudley; the same gen
tiemans bay nily Pquc, by bennington, dam Lady
Emmal; ". Asiors chestnut My Pride o. the Viiage,
by Austranan. dam Dony Carter; q. b. bryson's
chestnut niy Telephone, by Astcroid, dam Schot-
uschc; Thomas W. Doswcl's bay niy Algeria. by
Abu-e-Kadcr, dam Nina u 5. Lloya's chestnut hiy,
by King Ernest. dam Jersey Belle; g. L. Lorillaid's
chcs nut MY Loulanier, by Lever, dam Lady Hard
away the same gcnteman's chestnut my MARI
tans. oy Learn ton dam Black slave; ID. u. Wtners
bay nliy luvermorc, oy Licking on, dam lnvercaud,
ana Uden Bowic's chestnut nliy Belle, dam Belle
Meade. With The exception OF Telephone, VINO WAS
far behind when the nag tell the start was very lair
Que. judith leading Pqac second, Pride OF the VII
lage third, Louiener iourth, Belle nft", the King
Ernest Jersey Belle uy sixth, Algeria seventh MARI
Iani eighth Telephone n,n,h. judith made rapid
running around Tue upper turn and al the quarter
pole was snpwing tho way ~ four lengths, rqae Sec
mo Village fourth. Algeria nith, Louianier sixth.
Algeria seventh. Belle eighth, leiephoae lar behind
The horses passed unGcr the bun ana around
the hill without changing their positions, and
when they appeared Tue lower turn judith
was stn showing In. way by three lengths vita
P,auc second ~ IN front OF the king Ernest
Jersey BeIlc ny, Pride OF the Village ourtb Algeria
nitn, Louanier sixth, Belle seventh Mariana eighth,
Teeuhone stil lar behind. The King Erncst-Jersey
Belle nliy maac her at Judth anu Pique rs they
approached tho three-quarter pole, ana hcaled them
ut mat tmc running very last ana going
through those ancau OF ncr IN gallant styio.
As the horses came INTO the homesiretch tue
King Ernest-Jerscy Belle ally was leading,
Jud.in second, Pquc third Montana iouHh,
Belle n,th, the others following best they could.
ne ana exciting run mp The homsr.tch brought the
King Ernost.Jersey Belle MY 20 the iron. and shc
the race by hail length, Belle second VINO had
made gallant run up the stretch, one length ahead
OF Mariana, Pique fourth Pride oil the Village MIN,
Loulanier sixth, Algeria seventh, judith eighth,
Telephone ninth. Time, 1:50ts. The valac OF the
stakes was So 100 The winner OF The race IS very
powerfully made up niiy, about 1874 hands nigh.
with blaze on lace aud Two wn'te s'ockings
behind. she has an easy way oil running
and whom ut speed seems TO do her work win the
greatest case AZ the nnsn oil the mile sue appeared
able have gone for time longer Her dam 10
full sister OF FellowersfL THIS MY engaged In the
LADIES' stake nna in the Hunter SAKE, NJ Jerome
Park and the Alabama Stakes. at Saratoga
Ia laAlar MN IN mr. Inls
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