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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
13 lois in Section TO- Millcreek Township; $l3 750
VIM c. Ely and Sue j. Ely to Eli Moak, lots in
McUlung's dd'tion to Cleves; $3.50.
Sa ah Cox ct al. to Peterson Sorter, Quitclaim to
aapart of section 81 in tho Miami Purchase; 81
and other considerations.
Mad son c. Sharp and wife ct al. to same. Quit
claim to Sc acres, in Section 3D. Mi - Purchase;
Sl02o.
Elmore Sharp to same, quitclaim TO same prem
Frank Diehl and wife to Henry Diehl, S8A feet,
fronting Oh Vine street, extending back 10 Mul-
berry street; also, l% feet adjoni said premises;
ST. QUO,
Nicholas Hoff, per Master Commissioner. to
John Kraft 1914 by 80 feet on east side uf Harrison
Pike 2Ola feet east from Riddle street; $500.
The Cincinnati Iris Building AssocaU on, No.
Q 10 Nicholas j. Holm, so by l05 feet on northeast
corner of rby and Cherry streets; $3.50.
David A. Black and wife to Leonard Fowler.
uuitclaim to 2401O0 acres Oh north side of turn
PIKE in east part OF Section l2, Columbia Town
jacob Burnet and wife to saml s. Smith, lease
hold estate, Is by rs 4ilOO feet on moth siue of
Albion Place AIS feet east from Auburn avenue,
Mount Auburn; Sl,500. e
Flank W. Handy to same. same PREMISES s., 500
and other considerations.
VIM. s. scarOotou and wife to Z. Cort. Will
liarlS Trustee, ullulVlueu bne-nhf oil " bS-lW by
"A 81 100 feet on the northwest corner of Madison
Ike and Cohoon street, also, 81 67l00 by 10 64 100
ieet on the northwest ,Orner Of same
nike and Cinnamon street: also, 100 by
95 feet on the west side of Cohonn
street. 124 61-100 feet north from said pike:
ais, Is by 95 feet on the east side of same street,
262 S2-l0O feet uorth from said PIKE; also 90 by 90
feet on the east size of the street. lying so feet
north from the lastly described lots; So 80 by tO2
9i1OO feet on the west side of nnamon street. ly.
Is 52-l00 feet north from snid pike; also, Is by
! l02 &C. 100 feet on the west side of same rect,
living 1866 feet north OD the lastly described lot;
also 50 by l02 Y6-l0O feet on the west side of same
street lying 125 feet nor h from the lastly de-
scrbed lot; also about 50 50-l00 by 123 400 fee,
on the south side of Grand street, 81 4S-100 feet
west from CohoDn street, ALSO 60 16-l00 ny 81
3l-l0O feet on the southeast corner of and and
Cohuon streets; also, ~ 80l00 by 159 78l00 feet Oh
| the southwest corner of Grand and Cinnamon,
streets: also. 1861 feet front on the north side Of
Grand street. few feet west from Cinnamon
street and 100 feet front TN the north side of same
street, lying 100 feet west from The lastly de.
scrbed lot, oBryonville; 81 and other consider
atoms
| Trustees of Lane Seminary TO James Rowe, quit.
| claim 81 by l05 feet On the southwest corner ot
| I. Gust street and Park avenue Walnut Hills;
| sos 33.
Robert Kirnohan and wife to Samuel L. Your.
tee, ST. three years lease Of 25 by so feet on the
| south side Of Seventh street. between Mound and
Cutter streets: annual rent, eS44, with privilege 0
purchase at $3.50,
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A NEWPORT FIRE.
Livezeys Saw Mill Entirely Destroyed by
Fire Again,

About II o'clock last night flames were
discovered issuing from the east end of j.
w. Livezev's saw mill. situated on the
banks u the Licking River, in Newport,
just south of the Covington and Newport
Suspension Bridge An alarm was imme-
diately turned in. tn u hich the fire depart
ments of both Newport and Covington
responded.
When the boys got TO work. however,
they saw it was useless to endeavor to save
the mill, and at once turned their atten-
ton to the dwellng-houses in the imme-
diate vicinity, which, by keeping thor
oughly soaked with water they succeeded
in saving.
The entire mill was totally destroyed,
and nothing remains there to-day but a
mass of charred timber AMI ashes The
loss is estimated by Mr.. Livezey at 1000.
being upon the building and the remainder
upon the machinery and stock.
The following companies held risks upon
the property: Niagara $1,000; North
America, of Philadelphia, $1,000; Ex-
change, $1,000; Kenton, $3,400; Lancaster,
of Lancaster, Pa, $1,000; Lancashire.
$2,ooo R ger Williams, tl,"oo; Knicker.
booker, s., 500 Home, New York. 81. 600
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
iucendiary, as no fire was within seventy
feet of the place where the flames were first
discovered. The office, together with all
books and valuable papers, was saved.
| During the progress of the fire James
Woodside, one of the Newport firemen
was overcome by the heat, and had to be
carried home.
In justice to Captain Link, of the New
port Fire Department. and his brave assist
ants, it should be stated that they wer,
promptly on hand after the alarm was Civ
en-, and each man fought the fire with j.;
will.
Mr.. j. W. Livezey, sole proprietor of thu
mill, and wife took survey of the burneC
district this morning. There is prob
ability of the mill being rebuilt at once.
Mr.. james Woodsdes, who was overcom,
from the intense heat and carried to hi
home, has recovered sufficiently to be a
| his post again.
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THE COURTS.
POLICE,

PuLlCk-
Drunk-Thomas Cavanagh, continued; James
Nuttles, John Highland. Frank Leydon, 5000;
James Kelly, Martin Devanney, John Brain, 10
days; Edward Johnson, Louis Trusky, 50 days.
Disorderly ,nduct-Martin Kane, Henry Belt
man and L. Cunningham, 80 days each: Ben. floif'
VIM. Hof, F. SpItznagel, W. Spi znagel, Susan
SheaJer, James Ham Ion, dismissed Mary Grllhn'
s.; Thos. Reynolds. Michael Welsh, John Barrett
Michael Burns, Thomas Lloyd, Della Dalton,
Emma Fowler, continued
Assault ,ni Batery--Adam Best. ST., Adam
Best Jr.. Robert Burns, Thomas Hays, dism ssed;
Henry Rottser, q months; JOSEF h Brown, Eliza
b.tn Brown, George RoH, continued; Mrs. CAVIAR
agh, dismissed
Vagrancy- Rivey Minnie Forrest. Marga
ret Patterson, Nelly Gbb n, Liz Holmes, Mol
lie Brown and Margaret Reed, 5000; Fanny john
son. JULIA Fugiu and Annie Clark, dsm sied;
Mary Kaiser and CHARLES Niles 30 days each.
MisceaneouS--Samuel Coleman, pmcticnG
trick game, dismiss d; Joseph Burreii, man
slaughter, dismissed; Ferd. Frtsch, lie man Lui-
wig, Joseph Depugu, John Hoy, petit larceny, DIS
missed; Catolne Burke, same. $685. Patrick
kearney, cutting with intent to XII, continued
Michael Morgan, John Mclaughlin, grand lar
ceny. continued; H. 4, ShinNle obstruct ng sid =,
walk, guilty, motion new trial; Raymond
Belts, shooting with intent to Kill, contimneo'
john A. Mescl, abusing family, d smissed; Thos.
O'DoWd, cruelty to animals, 80 days,
MONDAYS CALENDAR.
The cases set for Monday are as followg
toMMtN fbEAS
Before Judge Johnston.
53,507-Charles H. Movar VS.. Henry A. Vessel ct
53,5l2-Geo. Shoebridge VS.. II. II. Roudabush.
53,5l5-Theo. J. McGowan VS.. Robert simpson
ct a
81, ,544-J. A. Yeuglirg VS.. Elizabeth r. Cox.
53,S2i-John A. Dehner VS.. Joseph Weller.
53,S34-D. H. Hunneweli VS.. J. McGill & Co.
5S,837-Juseph +. Mills VS.. b. II. Rover
63,S43-Samuel Hammel and John Hammel VS..
Carl Schaeffer.
53,s7l-John C. Ward vs.. James d. Drake ct al.
=, 53,S9l-Maty J. West and Roxanna Hayes VS..
Thomas Green.
53,9lS-John P. Epply vs. John Ryan and wife.
-, 5S,933-Mary ]. West and Roxanna Hayes VS..
Thomas Green.
So, 53,9j2-Administrators of Samuel Froome VS..
Henry Tazze.
Before Judge Longworth.
F,719-Joseph s. Riggs vs.. A T. Goshorn.
49,9l7-Geor W. Robson, Jr, d Co. vs.. +.
Helmecamp & Co.
5O,Ol3-bufus T. slocumb vs. Charles Menden,
hail ct al
50097--N Wirthlin VS.. George c. Nurzel.
5O,l6l-Wm Lalgenheiin VS.. Joseph scherer
Before Judge Moore.
51.566-Ann dan, ct al. VS.. John Russell ct tal.
5l,67S-Joseph IleDens VS., joan b PuthoH.
5l,728-Brachman d Bennett vs. Carl q. jain
ct al.
81, 5I,s5G-Fxecutors Of f. B. Townsend Vs. Execu.
tors Of RebeccaJ E. Townsend.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Harmon.
33,S05-Patrick Welsh VS.. The City
81, 739-Jacobs g. Mescher VS.. G. W. Robson, Jr
& Co.
20 2S9--Souttee & Co vs. John n. Stoecke.
50, ,759-Daniel 8. Schu eman vs. John J. CoZad
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NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


The grand picnic of the Earthquakes was was
held last night at Riddles Garden, Not
less than thousand ladies and gentlemen
were assembled there to enjoy the froi'c
and witness the presentation Of the banner
TO the Seventh Ward delegation.
Thos. Jauuish, a rolling-mill man, and
Johu Feenv, AN acquaintance OF his, be-
came engaged in an alteration yesterday,
Mt the corner of Third and Scott streets.
Feeling finally became too strong for words,
and resort was had to blows. During the
scuffle Jaquish, who is a powerful fellow
drew u knife and inflicted an ugly cash
over Fceny's left eye. Then the families
of the two parties pitched i'll and fought
lively fight, which resulted in all being ar
rested
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The Board of Control held a meeting at
the Gibson House last night. 81, 800 was
appropriated to pay the expense of adver-
tising in the city papers. 5000 was allowed
the Central Committee for the travelling
expenses of Prof Eckert, in visiting the
various singing societies outside of the fes.
tival for rehearsals.
A communication was received from II.
Werthemer offering to print the librettos
for nothing, he to have the privilege of in.
sertng advertisements, said advertisements
to be of first class nature. The proposi.
ton was referred to the Press Committee.
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Furnishing q Physician.

Mr.. M. NJ. Marks the ice dealer, last eve
ming, between half-past 5 and 6 o'clock. at
tackled DR.. Hartshorn. OF Seventh street, in
with buggy whip. Before Mr.. NJ. could
intlict any Marks upon the Doctor, by
ISLANDERS interfered and checked the affair
instanter. Mr.. Marks SAYS that Or. Harts-
horn had passed very insulting remark
about his Marks wife. and that he there
fore sought revenge by endeavorng to take
il out of the NJ. D.. = hide.
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Local Personal.

Mr.. William NJ. Ampt will leave for Eu'
rope in few days.
Mrs Campbell, of Denver, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Church, of West Sixth
street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Steinwehr, nee Miss
Mamie H'fer, nave returned from theii
bridal trip, and have taken up their resi-
dence in Avondale.
The disappointment of August Weigt
foreman in D. w. Miller & Co.'S carriage
factory, is greater than he can bear, because
it is q girl instead of bov.
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NEW ORLEANS Mny l7-Weather clear and
warm. River7 feet inches below high water
mark. Arrved-Future Ciy and barges from ST.
Louis
ALLEGHENY RISING.
OH CITY, Pa, May 17-9 A. M.-Alleghe9y
River feet inch and rising. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer CSC Wind south.
MoNoNGAHE A STATIONARY.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, May l7-lO A. M.--Monon
gahea River feet 10 inches and stationary
Weather fair Thermometer 7Oo. Wind north
FALLING AT THE FORKS.
PlrrsBURG. PA, May 17-11:iO A, M.-Riyer 2
feet inches ami falling. Weather cloudy.
KANAWHN RISING SLOWLY
CHArLEsToN, W. VA, May 17-9 A, M.-Kann-
wha River feet 6 inches and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and calm.
Boat-hands' Gossip
Business fair.
Weather clear and warm.
River feet inches and falling slowly at
noon
only feet on Rising Sun Bar.
Flank Carroll and Wheeler ''Ollter will be the
Paris C. Browns pilots to New Orleans.
Steambo boat Movements.
The fine large side-wheel passenger
steamer Potomac came down this morning
and will be the packet leaving this evening
from the foot of Broadway for Maysville
Portsmouth. Ironton, Big Sandy, GallipoliS
and Pomeroy, direct.
The fine, large and speedy C. & O. r. R.
packet B ,Stona came down this morning
and will return to Huntington at 4 p. m.,
leaving from the foot of Broadway.
The CITY of Portsmouth leaves at p. M,
sharp, for Chllo.
The Bonanza came down this morning
and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Fleetwood will be the railroad packet
| for Huntington to-morrow.
| The fine new steamer James W. Gatf, the
pride of the fleet, is on berth loading and
will positively leave to-day for all points on
the Lower Ohio River and Memphis. Cap
tain r. W. Wise commands, and Mr. G. w.
Thomps IL is in the "ffice.
The elegant new excursion steamer Paris
| C. Brown. now loading, will leave this
evening without fail for New Orleans and
take passengers and freight for all Southern
| ports
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If the grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the in
tense thought, deep study and thorough in
vcstigation of women in determining the
best medicine to keep their families well,
and would note their sagacity and wisdom
in selecting Hop Bitters as the best and
demonstrating it by keeping their families
in perpetual health, at II mere nominal ex-
pense, he would be forced to acknowledge
that such sentiments are baseless and false.
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Peter Gibson to Garret T. Dorland. three years
lease of store-rOom No. 48 West Fourth street. and
159 Walnut street; monthly rent, 5000.
Johann Albert Schroeder and wife to Philomena
Wischer undivided one half Of 25 feet front Oh the
south side of Abga street, 1876 feet east from
PendletoD street: So 75O 81.
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Spralt and Woodruff being ties, the tie was
shot of and won by Spratt
There was quite large crowd in attendance,
AMI among the vistos were Col. Freeman. Adjt-
T wnsend, Captain etget. of Company "E," and
Regimenttl Surgeon, 2. II. Btuer
The next monthly com petition will be held June
lS N, 1879
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Liver and RIood gliscase Cured.

BRAvERTowN, o., July 10Th, 1877.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Dear Sir: | was an
invalid for years; my stomach, liver and blood be.
came affected. The more doctored. the worse |
became. In my despair commenced the use o.
your Golden Medical Discovery ana Favorte Pre-
script OIL. In two months time was restored To
health Many regard my cure as miraculous
Very respectfully yours,
MRS. ADDIE BENNETT.
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THE DAILY STAR
WEATHER.

WAsHrNGToN, May 17.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley higher pressure, north
to east winds, warmer, clearer, partly
cloudy weather, and in the former local
rains
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hle Turf

ne huFAs
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY. May 1.-THE first race
yesterday was won by Dunkirk, the second
by General Pike and the third by Dave
Moore.
HOPEFUL AT SUFFOLK Park.
PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-In Suffolk Park
for a special purse of 81 900 for Hopeful to
beat 2:l7, he made three trials. Time
2;2lM, 2:1s, 2:l8H. In the second trial
Hopeful went to the quarter in 331 seconds
and to the half in :07H.
P.eEatIng.
THE PARALYzER ACCEPTS.
HAMILTON, o., May 16.
The paralyzer accepts the challenge on
condition that the pies are satisfactory.
Yours ETC., +. G: SANDS,
The Paralyzers Backer.
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the squares bounded by Market Limestone, High
and Main streets, ut an early houron Friday morn
ing, by a general raid upon ash-barrels and boxes
which they hurled out into the streets. Private
Watchman Connor assisted by the Shadow De-
teCtive, run the squa up to Spring street. where
of this "Big Five" was fined on Friday afternoon
by His Honor We refrain fr m giving names ou
this OCCASION but a repetition will call for their
insnrtinp i'm ,ynnd Iynp
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City Treasurer Marshnll's little child was
fatally injured by a street Car at Green
castle, Ind.
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The regular monthly competition for gold
medal, given by Company G, Fou teenth Regi-
ment. o, N. G.. was held at their range in Rich
mOnd on Friday, May 10th. Condlti ms: DIS
tance, 200 yards: military rifles; 10 shots per man;
staud ng position. II was won by Serst Spratt.
The following is the score:
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Alonzo Davis Henry Andrews and Lewis
Carlton were executed Yesterday afternoon
at Hillsboro', N. c.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Baseball.
Yesterdays GAMES.
BUFFALO, May 17.-Troy !, Buffalo 0.
THE LEAGUE STANDING.

Quite change has taken place in the
standing OF each of the eight League clubs
s'nce our last table was published. 1t is
still nip and tuck between the Bostons and
Chicagos for the lead. Cincinnati has
dropped back to third place, and the But
falos and Providence boys are tie tor
fourth place. The Syracuse Club stands
next. Then comes the Clevelands and
Troys. The Troys won their first game yes
terdny off the Buffalos The clubs now
stand, not including to-days games, as fol-
lows;
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FINANCIAL
CrNcINNArI. MAY 17-2P. NJ.

CINCINNATI, May 17-2P. NJ
New York Exchange is in fair request The re-
cepts light and rates steady. 1t is quoted to-day
par buying and lilo prem selling.
Sterling is rather easy but without change In
rates. Sight is drawn at "a S9% and sixty-d bills
S4 IS per sterling.
No quotable change in Government bonds. The
local buying and selling rat sare as follows:
Government bonds steady and no quotable
change Local quotations as follows:
Buying. Selling
l-Bonds. ................,. 1867 1914
NeW0 per Genus. lO'f%9 lvtIe
The following are the opening quotations and
he Q r. m. repo Of the New York Stock Market,
as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co., 2S West Third
street:
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENT

For POme-Ov.
THIS DAY. nth ats P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h POTOMAC. James Kirker, Mas.
l-sllssSAss#a Ter. Freight received on WharfbOat
foot OF broadway. \. W. Hoahell. Surt
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. May l7-2 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a hours:
Recepts Shipments
Cattle e,,,,,,,,,..,...,............... 40 256
Hogs .,,,,,,.,,,,.,................ 1199 7s6
sheen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 313 26T
HOGS-Market firm and quiet Common sell
at ~ 0l3 20 fair to good ght at SO 3On35 81. fair
to GOOD butchers at 81 4093 65 choice butchers at
$S 70GS rs per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Martet quiet and prices unchanged
We quote common nj So 25a2 IS, medium ut SIG
3 rs, good to choice at Si(14 75 and shipping
grades at "a bna5 per GENITAL.
sHEEP-Market quiet and prices steady and un-
changed
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SUNDAY 18Th. Mt a r. NJ. POSITIVELY.
r. h Thee & o. Railroad packet FLEET
Jssts*sss$aT WOOD, J. Il. Campbell, Master.
s1s Freight received on Wharfboa', foot OF
RIOadMAY " HonShell SInt
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SATURDAY. 17th at P. NJ. Positively,
MssET h the G. & .. r. K Packet BDSTONA.
whsySos s.ysSn "sss Sot Of BiosSwsy " "
fIons)lell, Supt
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SATURDAY 18th. at 5P NJ. POSITIVELY.
H.S PARIS G. BROWN, Alex Halliday,
xkss3sS$saSI Master. For freight or passage apply
@ssssassasS on board. or to Royse and Mosset
Agents.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Especial River Dispatches to the Star
CLEAR AND WARM AT NEW oRIE ANS
NEW ORLEANS, May l7.-Weather clear and
warm. River7 feet inches below high water
mark. Arrived-Future Ci.y and barges from ST.
Iouis
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Cor Memphis.
SATURDAY. 18th. alta P. M. POSITIVELY
wT< r. JAS. W. GAFF, R. W. Wise, Master,
L,stSsaAE Apply on board or to Jas. s. Wise.
ssszassassss Supe intendent
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY .

r INCOLN PARK CHURCH-SERVICEs EVERY
L. Sabbath. Sabbath-school at9 H. m. mhl5 ST
VXTALNUT HILLS NJ. E. CHURCH. II.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II O'Clock a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. ap13-Su
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DEV. c. II. FOWLER. DID, OF CHRISTIAN
IL Advocate. OF N. Y, will preach Mt tn Walnut
Hills NJ. f. Church. Sunday morning Rev. II.
Bakerin the evening. 1t
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CST. PAUL NJ. T. CHURCH. corner of Seventh
- and Smith streets.-Preaching tomorrow at IL
a. IN. by Rev. Dr. Ridgawav, and at Th p. III. by
Rev. s. Weeks. Sunday-schonl at ~ a. m. 1t
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(tURIsTIAN MISSION. ARMORY HAIL, ms
S,West Sixth street W. A. shaw Pastor. lmye
meeting Sunday at 2 p. m. Bible reading at 81
Subject: "Consecration." All who love the ap-
peasng of our Lord are invited to worship with us-
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yTINFSTREET CONGREG AT10NAL CHURCH.
Y Rev. C. H. Daniels. pastor. Preaching Sunday.
at Ii O'Clock. Service OF song in the evening, at
1880 oc5-Su
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ENGLISH GENTLEMEN RIDERS.

AN INTERESTING RACE THAT TOOK PLACE AT
NEwMARKET-sIR JOHN ASHLEY AND NIB
ALEXANDER IN JOCKEY COSTUMES.
But for the weller weight match between Sir
J. Ashley and Mr.. Alexander. London Moa,iag
Post. July s. with which the diversions" COM
menced at halfpast twelve the last days racing at
Newmarket would not have been worth waiting
for. The Prince OF Wales aud Prince Christian
were again present. and the morning specials
brought many fashionable visitors. including Lord
Rosebery. who not present either of the
previous days. Frequently as amateurs have figured
in silk or satin at Newmarket. no event of recent
years created much curiosity to-day's engage
ment the nearest approach to which, so far as the
weights are concerned, the half match
between Captain Hawkesley on Mrs. Stratton
and Lord Westmoreland on Indian Star. which
resulted in favor Of the former by a neck. Both
Sir ]. Ashley and his opponent have been "dong
Banting" since the match was made at Stockbridge.
Of superfous flesh. which reduced Sir Johns
riding weight to 23O lbs. and Mr. Alexanders
to ia lbs :. which they out in H5thodoH
need scarcely be explained. which, with their
brooches and boots, would have almost supplied
material for Royal Hunt Cup field OF Feathers
Odds of IL to were betted on Mr.. Alexanders Brig
lis With due consideration for their "poor gees"
both riders cantered to the post hacks accompa-
MED by a small army OF horsemen; and when they
came into sight Brgiia, through overpowering Mr..
Alexander ran so wide that she appeared TO be Lead
ing half dozen lengths. whereas Drumhead was in
front ut the time The latter only just escaped
missing the post at the turn into the Bunbury Mile
by "a devil of close shave;" but whep fairly
landed in the straight broad course all fair sail
ing, and Brglia "tacked" nearly the broad
expanse it evident (which way the land lay"
Mr.. Alexander began to ride his little mare. while
his opponent perfectly still. The
over, III fact. mile from home. and Drum
head was so far in front that Sir j. Ashley
turned round and waved on his opponent with his
lett hand opposite the stand. where he began to pull
and logged past the post three lengths in front.
amid tremendous cheering. Both horses and riders
appeared to have had enough Of it, one being
tired the other, and neither rider succeeded in
dsmounting the first attempt. The match
for ESQ side. and the distance mile, four fur
songs aud two yards.