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fourth. From that point to the end Dan X. anA ANNA
Augusta disputed every stride Dan X seemed laler
tribe at the furOnQ IN the stretch b!t ia
splcndidly In the last few RODS, and lust barely
snatchCd the victory from Annie Augusta So close was
that cried ont dead heat, aud Others listed
that Annie Augusta had IT, The judges deliberaiel
time before putting up Dar KS u1mber as tbe
victor. Bill ID Hon was good hrd Dick Sasscer fourth
PIque Il Ill., Bennett sixth, and Lazarus last. Mutual
pools paid 81 80
Tomorrow viii be the sixth regular day OF the meet.
Sequel Stakes for threcyelr-ods First Will conr rnn
OF tbree-quarters OF mile for purse OF $500 wifh
allowances. The third Will be - miles, Tor pursa
OF $780, with sell nc allowances steeplccha.o for
purse OF $780, 500 going 70 the second horse viii
close the sport.
Pools the tomorrow For the three-auarter-
mile dash. purse $500; threeyear-oids TO carry OK
pounds f0uryearOls 10 pounds 6 years) fouryear
Olds, ia pOuuds-Dwycr Brothers Brambe "a vearsl
500; Q. Reeds Bonnie wood q years., $50 BaIpes
Vests GABRIEL - volrs), So; q. l.. LOrard's Anna
Augusta. g years., Sl2 H. Sehwarzs Lottery "a yearsl
$11 o. BOwies's OrlOle. q years), $40.
sequel Stakes Tor three year ODDS $50 each
play or pay; 5000 added. second horse 70 70.
GIVE $50; third $50 out OF the stakes OF
twenty nominations the following viii start:
@. L. Loriilards wilful, bringing $50; f.
Cabaugh's Rochester, S21 r. Puyear's Bulwark sill.
C. Reeds Grand Master. so; w. Asi0rs Inln -
Hynes Bros Peter Hynes, ~ j. McCulloughs George
Mccullough, 81
Mile aud one furlong, purse $500. selling race W. IA.
tors Vagrant. 800 j. W Beers Mariana, $50 T. w
DOswelrs Sunlight Sl7 +. Yaid's Bennett 20.
Stecpe chase iul course. purse 5000. OF which 500
10 second horse, c. Reeds Trouble, 800; w. Carsons
Katie f., SlS
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THE COURTS.

THIEVES WAITING TO BE PROSECUTED.
Captain Copeland and Officers McSheIry and
LoOuy the Thirteenth Precinct at Essex Market Pc.
lice Court yesterday arraigned Daniel Conroy, age
twenty-five years, and John Cadron, twenty-five
years. conederates Of John Morau otherwise known
as Berry Moran, who shot by Captain somers OF
the schooner VIM. H. Van Name at Pier No. 80 East
River, Tuesday morning, while attempting rob the
boat They handcufed. and looked sulen and de.
jected.
One Of the officers went TO seeCaptain SOmers tho
Prentice Stores, Brooklyn, the schooner Van Name
had been hauled out into the stream at early hour
yesterday mornings but he failed 10 1nd him. The Cap
t9n when last spoken TO- appeared anxious TO get III
sea, and was rapidly making preparations to leave the
port Moran Is in 81. Ffanciss Hospital, In Flfh-s,
near Ayeuue-B. The arrested men bslong 10 gang Of
thtves and the front where the act OF robbery
attempted infested by membors OF 1t. Conr0y
lived at No. ~ Rurgersst, and Cadron at No AZ scam
mel-Sr where they both were found. They have both
served terms IN state Prison. Justice BXby remanded
them to await tue appearance Of Captain Somers.
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that the managers OF the latter fair have treated ten
uukindy stealing march or them AMI hodihs '"o'
fair day in advance OF the Reformed peops d, ,omo
to Asbury PARK tomorrow for eight days p, -;
The organization numbers about 2oo' Snu T W state
Jersey City by detachment OF me NeM1ersS Irsey
Guards. who viii welcome them to me wIlus
and escort them 10 Asoury PARK b9'n ~ Gneman
numbering about 500-will DO led ny Do 'o'''i'"
gentleman sitting the piazza Of the A tor en
Uote Yesterday afternoon INDUCED MS curiosity t
hour and onarter by counting the passing N chi.ie
He repor,s tot OF 4O3 in That Time WHEN was tnn
A o'clock 10 5:15 y. m. Ihls gives Soino iu0' -
The midday boats landed 1561 passengers at the pier
to-day. , -. 1y-, f,opero1 Rancs
and family of Chambetsburg, Penn, ana me non. ~ f.
Andrew. ana wife, OF Hudson, n \, are among tno 'o
arrivals M the Coleman House. AsDurI / Ih; -, .ho
The following are among the latest arrivals at the
Nest EHT~John Rice. Miss NJ. Il. Rice, c. E. Mafher
Philadelphia " G.. Wondcock, jesse Isanli ~ u
ward II. o. Thompson. - Gerdss am a1i.Si ~
Mrs James Taylor. James H. Hodge MISS hoote' pts
Dr. Peacke. ii c. Dallam. Baltimore; H. Ciapp anu
TnI,ed STATE. H. Dearborn, Miss l.. j. Dearborn
Miss Anita Sletr, Mt. Vernon Mrs. H. irNihE - ug1
Frederic P,ulding Ssnor Sachs KIlske. Mr. aud Mr7P
Casey j. Parmlry, j., New-iOrk WIN. Rye, paterson
Brighton-M j. Pancoasl. Mrs. H. y. ioWs,l, MIS- I
Lizzie Budd, Miss Florence Niche, Mt Holy Mr. anu
Mrs Albert TIT Paterson j. X. AmidOn, X W; Law
renee Mrs. Doc g. New-YoIk; SIS >. W. Howe, BROOK
lyn; Mr. and Mr.. p NJ. Bales Elizabeth r,,..u IN,
family, j. NJ. Taylor. Il. :. ch, New-h9rai james
oDonnel and family. MichiElT; James Harris EHg-
hand; Mr. and Mrs j. J. Brown. Paterson; C0one D. ".
Bennett aud family, j. L. Manu- and FAMILY H. VI Sloi5
and fanny, Philadelphia; the Hon. Gdrrel berE'"'
Msn%lon-W. A Miles and family. T. b. Nelson New
York Dr. ana Mrs Backus, G.. f. Borie, w. d. EnOI',
PI1drphIa Ii. FrcInan ana family, Bayou sai a, l-'
Mr and Ms g. t. Couger. Dr. okyn; I, p. sAaiinrr'
Louisville; Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Bawck B'iiimorc'
UoWIaui--Alr AID Mrs W. ;. Pierce Murrell d. Dblhs
PtiaieiuHft; G. L. McAlru. j. c. Curtis IrcdcricS
Bonner g. b. Ellsworth, Mi Taylor, 1f ana hTs, "A. :.
Post. II. i. Riggs Nc"-1oi X; '" H. COURTNEY D'''i'
f.4.nrr.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-CommaDder John
A. Howell is detached from the Naval Academy anu
ordered 10 command the Adams, at Mare Island Navy
Yard relieving Commander Frederic Rodgers VINO Is
ordered to proceed home and await orders. LleHeh"n'
J. c. Morong G. j. Bowman, Harry Knox ana e. b'cA'
finger, Master f. W. Nabor Cadet Midshipmeh l. II,
Gibbons G. NJ Jungen w. j. Sears and IL. L. Cnase 'hu
Assistant En- gneeg j. :. X Reeves are ordered 10 '
Adams Lieutenant W. W. Kimball is ordered 70 o'u'
nance duty at the Washington Navy Yard Passeoas''
ant surgeon ]. s. Nelson IL ordered 10 the Ne" io
Naval Hospital acknowledgements d. W. huheH
ordered As Executive OF the Adams relieving Laeaten
aut Commander q. l.. Mlnga'e' WIZ - ' ~ -
coed nome ana await orders. go ID ,,,,tay md I'm.
Lieutenant j. H. Nckcls master :. So Adams ma
si1r Henry M0rrell detached irom ths Aua t nr
l. detarned from the Adams ana 9fuosed "ou 10
Master G. s. Richman Is deiaeneu uoa u inca
Adams aud ordered the receiving ship in0e %
the C,nstituton aud ordered TO the New lotk 500
Unsntnl Passed Assstant-Surgeon H. DeIt ~ ,,'ny
,icel rom the Constitution aud placed on "Si'iDe
orders. NJ. ,s,.or,o, so,lad Tram Ant
49, 49,, an lie 18TH last. foI Flushing. Holland anu rom
,dVres received at the Depar ment, VAS 20 oo.,
~ nnri for Copeuhngen DeamnrS, on the @otn lns,'
CatnIn r. II. BaRer Is ordered "a eoninad .i t,rs
ttfI,lion at New-X, rk. Lieutenant III
G'ass is oraered " duty N charge " N"' "'' ''
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P1ssENGERS FoR EUROPE.

The lists of cabin passengers on the Euro
peau steamships sailing from this port show decided
falling of since three week Professor s. g. Will
ams of Cornell University, sails in the Adrlaic, OF the
White Star Llne to-day. L. Feigel, German Consul at
Havana. is a passenger OH the Hamburg-Amencan
sic ,Insnip Frsia. The Swedish Vlce-Cunsu, H. Sahl-
gard and Lieutenant Dggle OF the Royal Navy, sailed
Yesterday the Bothnia. \. PerIyier OF Pans, and
Henri Alexandra OF Havana, among the passeng-
rs on the Line steamship Labrador, when sailed
for Hayre yesterday. Following is the list Of the cabin
passengers the Labrador. and the Nevada. OF the
Guion Line, which sailed on Tuesday. The lists OF the
other steamers also gwen.
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FRESH AIR FoR SICK CHILDREN.

The Floating Hospital of ST. Johns Guild,
upon iis uintn annual excursion on Tuesday, took out
295 sick children aud mothers. This excursion was
given by DE- A. f. st'lIng, VINO contributed $3.50 for
,be occasion. Edward nian gave the use at the tug.
boat A. C. sumner 10 tow the barge. The cxcurson to
be gwen tomorrow l. made up BY masters, David
Stevenson Matthew Waite. i. @. and j. y. Van Yliet,
NeidImrel. scrmdt & CO., g. l.. and j. ID. Kilching,
who contributed $50 each. Tue following additional
coutrbuti ms been received since last dckuOwi-
edaeuci,: WAi Stir Line, r. u Cirus. agent, 800 ;
r. X H. through Acir- iOyk Herald. 300; l.. EolDer-
MAN * Coz $50; y ldliug-r, ScAiut a Co., 800; q.
NJ ana j. -. k4tCaIng, 500 Winston, Knight CO..
s25. W. H. Taller Il CO.. SIS Eurich & Co, SO lsrtn.
Neeser 4 Co., go Mills GibD, go other oontribu-
tons $50 total, 5000.
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RACING AT SARATOGA.
EoL1R EXCELLENT CONTESTS.

y
THREE FAyoRTTEs >UCCESsFUL-CARITA DANICHEF,
DAN SPARKLING AND DAN X. THE WINNERS.
TFPoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or TUE TRrBUNE.l
SARATOGA, July 30.-The races were unusu-
ally attractive to-day, with excellent fields OF we'll
matched horses There was a largo attendance for an
extra day, though large probably as there would
nave been II the long delays recent days mad
not made people lae for dinner. An earnest effort was
made to push matters to-day but SO many horses ran
and fair starts hard ger that the last
was not until $40. The judges do not call out the
horses promptly enough and the starter does not
fine aud suspend nearly jockeys az lie should.
During tie life of John Morrissey there never any
complaint OF delay. Mornssey in his element as
manager of track and he has never been excelled
in that ne Nearly of the spectators left the course
after the third race to-day, not being willing to wait
longer, though the last promised good sport
Three favortes but Blue Eyes the horse that was
supposed 10 be the best them all, badly beaten
Dau n aud Annie Augusta had a splendid finish IN the
final race and the sport throughout varied and III
tercstng.
August Bslmoups FLY Carta (07 pounds, Pierre Lor
marl'- ulIy Zcka QO2 pouHd- McGrath's FLY Dup
cate (97 pounas CI0u~e's RovoiverNusance FLY (07
p,undsl, Cabaughs My LUCIA t97 pounds, and YARDS
cot CasSat 200 pOuLds IN the fl ST race Of five fur
longs Tor purse $500 for twOyearods, winners Of
sweepstakes excluded, and horses not having won a
purse or second money getting allowances. These were
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AT the frs attempt a lair start obtained. Lucia
led down the chute and into the track, with Caa
second and Duplicate third CariJa and Duplicate
closed up on Lucia in going around the long curve ana
the three began the last quarter nearly ABREAST Cara
Was pI linly the ecst and by length and half
Duplicate second. Zicka about the distance be-
hind Duplicate Lucia fourth Cassltt fifth, and Crouse's
FLY last The tune 1OJli and mutual pool tickets
paid $I3.
Four racers Of fair repute met In the twomiles
yhc, came second II was for handicap sweepstakes
Of 25 each with 800 added $3.50 gong to the second
and $50 TO the third. Hunt Reynolds horse Blue
Ewes a years 112 pounds) tine ayorite on account
of his exploits last year. The others were Burchs
horse Governor Hampton % years, 10 pounds Pur-
years horse Danchef q years. l07 pOundsl. aud Bald
wins mare Clara d. & years, 100 pountsJ These pools
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DECISlONS-JULY3 80

Supreme Comt-ChGmbers-B Judge Potter
New York and Trust Company agt HOFFMAN
et al Motion granted; william H. Ricketts, receiver $50
bond. Stephany agt Gaiuey Motion grautei William II.
Ricketts, receiver 500 bOid FLOYD al. etc. ag Levy
Motion granted; william II. Ricketts, receiver szoV
bond Nsw-YOrE society Library Marks Fl al NJ on
granted Neas appointed receiver and bond N
$500 10 be given.
Circit-fdrt II By judge Van NOrstEarle ag Bythe-
New thai granted opinion.
Marine COurt->pecidi Term-By Judge Sinnott-
Landemar agt Friedlsnder-Band approved. Iyand ag.
IIutchngs Papan0nO agt Marsbatte Borman act pun
csn-Warrlnts allowed German agt. Winter Todd agb
U1rbut Kelly ait the New York Real Excnanle
Hoffman agL Oestich LouterDach COnOyer Van COLI
agt White Dwyer sgt Isaac DoehOd agt Bohart-Ordeis
granted.
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lhe favorite utterly failed to Justify the confidence
shown in him. All moved slowly at first, but Danchef
took the lead and was running in his old style. He
likes to take the first place and stay there and has no
heart for a stern chase Minzer beat HIM easily Mon
day by racing with him from start and not allowing
MIN TO get IN front instant At the list quarer
of the first mile DIuchef TWO and One-hat lengths
and c six g'hs IN advance OF Blue Eyes. TIE favor
lie was kept III the rear for waiting race At the haI
Dachcf lead four len gtD-, ana az the tnfee quar-
fers six lcngIhs Barrett on Hampton had seen mat
Danicnefs lead was becoming very dangerous. and had
improved his pace, passing cara Al Inr ehu OF
the first mile when run IN l49+' Dam
chef was i've lengths before Hampton, ana
the latter seven lengths before Cara d. and Bue Eye,
these two running side b. side. As the curve IN the
first quarter Of the second mile was reached the back
ers the ay0rte were appalled, To SIC MS Jockey using
me whip and appalled, to that he did not get
nearer Danchet under the lasn Hampton was now
gaining Danchef, and at the quarter was within
three lengths OF nim At the half lie had reduced the
DISPARITY threc-quarcrS OF length Cla'd d. Delhg
Ten Lengths behind. Blue Eyes under the unsparing
se of the lash, passed Cara ID. soon afterward Olt
cold not get the leaders. The struggle between
mead they into the homeStre ch and 0oth 9ck'
cys Piled TIE whip aud spur without CESSATION Dtnl-
chef responded better tnan Hampton, and tue latter
Ia ~ give 10 up coming in three lengths behind DAM
cLef cara ID. twenty lengths behind Hampton, and
RIue ives last, having fallen behind CARA ID. III the
final quarter. Mutual pools paid S34 III was an honor
.U!e triumph fOt DtuIcnet. lie uad done liJue before
rms year accordance with MS merit last summer
The tDrd race participant Ii was one mile To-
a mrs. of $500 with allowances. The nine were James
r X cue's colt Dan Spariug 60 years lO7 pounds, :
poUpra A SONS colt NOturuO % years, 30 pOuuusl,
IIar,'s MY Bonnie Carrie Is years, 20 pound Reed
I'M orted nlly Cuntcssa % years, 81 pOunds Ba OWNS
III Jennie Is. g years, 30 pounds, Nelson Co.'S colt
aucryoOd g years, 80 pOuudSJ ScnWdrBS morse Mafh
l. "a wears III pounJs), McGr6th's Ally verdict (J
vear- 90 uonnds) and Mcdingers colt Dan McCunch Is
year 80 pounds) These pools were sold with others
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SUMMER LEISURE.
p1 r,sup1Nc AT VARIOUS POINTS.

A VERY LARGE GATHERING Ar COMFY ISLAND
SARATOGA FILLED TO ovERFLowING--A sULrRf
DAY AT LONG BRANCH ARRIVALS AT NEWPORT
A correspondent gives an ENJOYABLE sketch
of summering in the Jersey Highlands. Ihere
was large throng at COney Island yesterday
and last evening, gathered there partly to
escape the oppressive heat of the city
and partly to witness the handsome
display of fireworks last evening at
Manhattan Beach. 1t was oppressively
warm at Long Branch yesterday. The hotels
at Saratoga are rapidly becoming too crowded
for comfort The statuary belonging to the
estate of the late Sidney Brooks is to be sold
at auction at Newport on Monday next.
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In the first breakaway Dan sparng and Dan McCltuch
came INTO collision, the latter belng knOcGed down and
tir former almost tumblng over HIM. Neither morse
and neither jockey WAS MUIR, however The incident
caused mucn delay ana mere was much more rom tue
tlcAs OF the Jockeys. The many breaktwaYs and long
waiting made the spectators hiss heartily Bar
rert on Mark l.. deliberately spoiled
sart aud deserved suspension, but dd not get H. The
start finally obtained wrrtehed one, Bonnie
Care being almost left AT the post THIS was tue fault
of her Jockey, however, he d not tnlnk the signal
had b. en- gwen and began pulling up MS My Verdict
aud LancewoOd got away IN front, ahu Lance wood
dashed 10 the first position. Al the quarter he led by
ouartcr OF length Nturno second aud verdict tDud.
t me last quarer LnccwOOd was han length M 'front.',
Vo urno second aud Dan Sparng third. Into the last
ounrur InceW Ood sull showed the way but Dan spai-
ing was running foster he. AMI soon was IN tue
leading place Jennie H. took the second position IN the
last urOug aud two lon -ths behind Dan sparllug
at the Keene's colt Winning in l:4I%, Noturno
third LanceWOud fourth Mark l. hth, CUntessd SKIN,
Verdict seventh, Dan MCClnch ughth, ana bonnie
Carrie last. Mutua pool tickets paid Sl7.
Last was run 81 Ia miles, WIN selllhg allow
anees tor "a purse OF 1900. with Bells gelilns
Dan X. g. years. lO6 pounds, g. L. Lori
lard's hy Annie Augusta % years 81 pounds,
g. b. Morris's geiding BIZ Dllun u years 80
pouudsl. HAIRS horse ce sasscer % years " ponudS
Pierre LuruLirds mar Pque q years, % p0unosl
Crouso's griding Lazarus q wears, 100 pounds, AMI
Yards gcidug Bennett "a years, 81 pounds. These
..Ia var. 4ull Nif ID
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CALENDARS This DAY.

SUPREME URr-CHAMBERs- Potter. Court opens AZ
1890 a. M Calendar called AZ IL a. Nos. 81, % III
3 1873 124 73 -" 9i, 2O3 204 2O5. The Ass ssi9.ss
calendar Will be called by judge DOnohue. Nos ~ e@
lS1 200 "a 235. 236, Z37. 25s 23y 240 al. 2t2 2i3
SPECIAL TEOi-DOnOLue J.-COart opens al lO.3O a uh-
Nos. glJ, 9l5 -. ,o.ns
al !. m-NO DAY calendar. , 80.
C6SMoS PIEAs-sPEcIAL TEnI-Van Hoesen J-Coars
ousls a ii m-NO day calendar
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FINDING COMFORT AT COMFY ISLAND.

BIIGUIJN BtAIH-IHE TIhEhUNhb
AT MANHATTAN BEACH.
The oppressive weather ia the city yesterday
sent 20 Couey Island one OF te largest weekday crowds
Except Saturdays that has been seen there Nor
ION Murrays and the West Brighton Beach had their
share Visitors TO the pier were numerous, and tho
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The finish al tue race was one VI inc uuts Oh tue year.
aud doubtful that most OF the spectators tHuu- nt
Annie Augusta had though. In iac Dan X got tue
victory the last sde by the narfOWest margin pos
sblc Annie Augusta was only neck IN advance Oi
Rui Dillon as the seven rushed by the stand the 1rst
ne after the rsL quarter OF he ful mile had been
ran She had length the best of H. Bin Dillon sfll belnz
second, aud Bennett In the thrd place. AT
the haif Dan X. second ana pressing Anuie
Augusta hard, BIZ Dillon being third. and Bennett
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CONTEST FOR STATE OFFICES.

A PROBABLE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH.
ALL THE REPUBLICAN cANDIDATFs EXCEPT soULE
DOUBTLESS tLECTED-cARR wADswoRTH, WIZ
DILL AND WARD Run All AD OF NO KINs-wARD
LEADS THE TICKET - AGITATION AMONG The
DEMOCRATS At ALBANY AT THE PROSPECT OF
GENFRAL DrFEAT.
Ii became apparent early on Wednesday to the
leaders of both parties IN the State that the Repub-
lican candidates for Secretary of State, Con-
troller, State Treasurer and Attorney-Gen-
eral running ahead OF the candi-
date for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; and when II was
discovered that the contest between Hoskins Rep
and Potter DEM for the Leutenani-Governor-
snip was so very close. unusual interest was shown
ID the details of the vote for the rest of the State
ticket. Marty every officer OF The state Government
at Albany, teiegrapbed TO Chief-CIerk Hawley. of
the Pohce'Department for the actual figures on the
minor officers the State ticket IN this city, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

REOPENING OF The LENOX GALLERY.
TIE FAMOUS PAINTING" MILTON Debating PAR
DfsF rosri To HIS DArGuTrRs-

REOPENING OF THE LENOX GALLERY.
TIE FAMOUS PAINTING" MILTON Debating PARA
Dish LOST TO HIS DAUGHTERS"
The much talked-of picture, Milton, when
bind. debating Paradise Lost' Ia his Daughters"
sitter visiting Munich Vienna. Buda-Pesih berlin and
London. has al length reached New-York. where,
through the hoerallty Of our iownsman. SIR. Robert
Iepox Kennedy who presented u 10 the
Lenox Gallery, Is md Permanent home. II has
been hung IN the centre the south wall Of tie gallery
IL place formerly occupied bg cir Joshua Key nodss
portrait Of Mrs. Ellington SAINT Cecilia aud on Non
day the opened 10 The public for the season
The Of Mhaiy IiohaeD Nuuksesy. tue painter OF
this picture. nrst teard outside the
studos Ia 1870 when be xh ted II The Pas Salon OF
that year picture which even IN collection made
tlustriOus by the salome" d Henri Reg
pAult and the Education Of Pcreo OF Zam-cols,
excited the enthusiasm Of the public nlgn degree.
and planned the popular heart the reputation Of
rh- list reputation Which It'll survives although
exhibited Of BIS has ever rQuaeG us nrst per
lorna &c IN THIS picture The Last
Day Of Condemned Man." panied IN Diesel
oorf. and sent 10 Paris by the advice and
with the warm encouragement OF Ludvg Klaus.
AZ We have SAID. II was greeted Win enibus-
assn oy tie public OF llnt day believed too easily
Rial dramatic painter viii. sprel- message
own communicate. world OF nis a. summon us
into. mad arrived Oh he planet. But however may
have justified IN believing THIS the intensity
Of expression this early Tie truth OF altitude
gesture and derp instructive power Of i-e.lnk
and. sympathy when showed itsen II every
figure In the composition. We were doomed
% DISAPPOINTMENT Ante the nrsf glow was over and
the young Lad settled hmsef work IN the
csDta lac entered th- ranks of the OF cosrnr
furniture and bricA0rae. lers Of humanity
tbe struggle poverty be mt rpreteo by
ether hands AIhziy MnBkscsy young
had oeen poor and snnrtlng; hr had known what II
go 70 ant tor bread and 10 eat TIE scanty br ad hc
earned ~ IN laDi. sorrow Now success
fnl fame sun ed On him the distance. and {
alrea. II ~ the last lie ioBable wOrli
Prls areI the tory 4 he 20 nd sun mug he
couin tell II IL piqusDt al to its del
. encoarag d him painf Injurious iIfe
which " deiight q which he showed
"a nrss TIE power % paint win excep
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large number Of clerks were put at work Yesterday
compiling the table gwen below.
This table shows that General Carr. General
Wadsworth Mr. Wendell aud General Ward,
hive each run ahead Of Mr. Ho-kiDs,
the Republican candidate for Lentenaut-Gov-
ernor. while there has been falling
of IN the vote Of Mr. Beach, Mr. Olcot, Mr. Mackin
and Mr. Schoonmaker, a. compared with that ot
Mr.. Potter, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Whether thisi increase the one hand and
decrease on the other is sufficient 10 insure, The
TRIBUNE reports generally indicate. the election
oi an the Republican State ticket except Mr. soule
tor stat Engineer depends. of course, on the ac-
curacy OF the count for Hoskins and Potter. II
Hoskins beats Potter by small majority, OF even
# the two run evenly he state, then IL Is proba-
BILE that Generals Carr. Wadsworth and Ward, ct
least. are elected along witt Mr. Cornell.
Below will be found tables from New-fork
County. Kings County and other counties of the
State fhr0wing light on thus. the now al-lmportant
question OF the contest