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New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
MRS MERRILES WILLS.

The contest over the estate of the late Car
oline A. Merrill has assumed phase. John f.
Paisons as counsel for George Merrill the adopted son
OF Mrs. Merrill appeared yesterday before Judge Law
renee in the Supreme Court Chambers, In motion TO
send 10 Jury certain framed tine suit Of George
Merrill against Cardinal McClOskey. The defendant Is
the principal lcgatee under the viii OF Mrs. Merrill,
which has been in contest before the Surrogate for
nearly two years the plaintiff is the principal contest
ant Mr. Parsons said that evidence had been obtained
to prove that in 1856 Captain Merrill and his wife made
coutempora ueous mutual Wills estate Of each being
left to the survivor after whose death the entire estate
OF several hundred thousand dollars TO fall to
George Merrill their adopted That such an agree
meut was made before the individual wills were drawn
could be proved by ThurlOw Weed. TO whom Mrs. Mer
r had stated the facts After she became insane she
made the will IN contest before the Surrogate disinher
iting George Merrill then she cut from the former Will
her SIGNATURE and sent the mutated will 10 him. The
other wills by her after 1886 Mr. Parsons claimed
were made under alteration OF MIND. All the issues
raised the counsel desired should be tried ln the
Supreme Court
Mr. Mcclure answered for the executors and exJudge
Porter Cardinal McClOskey II was argued that tnls
was an attempt to remove probate case out OF It's
proper piace-the SurrOgate's Court Captain MerrlPs
first will, made IN 1881 gave all his property to his
wife, and that 1886 repetition OF thls except
ing IN q bequest of $50 600 to George Merrill There
was evidence that hl will ami that of Mrs Merrill
mutual, being entirely distinct in time, clrcnm
stances aud executors. The counsel thought
the contest OF the VIII had been carried on
for two years the SurOgateS Court, IL should be al
lowed 10 be finished there. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
COURT OF APPEALS.

BsNY, june 10-in the Court Of Appeals to-day
present. the Hon SANFORD r. Church and associates
the following occasions were handed down:
o'Donnen agt the NewY0rk and Hariem Railroad Com.
panv.
Prentice ag the KBicserbocNer life Insurance Company
Wilie't Wheeler
Blake and Johnson sgt. the Lyons Fellows Manuiaetur.
ing COMPANY
hcGiney agt the Uued Life Insurance COMPANY
Hcnbsoh aa the Iehot FIRE Insurance Uonpany-j uds
nlenta affirmed with costs.
J0I AT Kidd.
Keupegy ast tho city Of Troy.-Judgment reyorsed and
tIial gfantsi, costs to abide event
Dar Est Fitch.
Tho Pepe rei Koly the Common Council Of Erook.
lyn- order an tned with costs.
assignment OF HOrsfa Moore and
Shar ORDER affirmed with costa.
BIuNH dgL IhuTber.-NotiOu grsuted without eostE
laiurd agt i, ems.-N0hon GRANTED with sl0 cOsts
Mo Marietta H. slGyBns and Othefs eNecutors n
Mathew T. Brennan, shenn nMction h. substitute
Brrunah cxscutu art defendant granted The ya1onal
Bank OF Anbnru as LoTs Hvnnequin agt CieEs-MoIlon
fJT rctrgunent submitted
APfEALs faOE OkDsEs No. iSb-Jerdau poillop mr.
guuient resumed aga concluded.
No 42J JOn ]. o. Bren and OIhers appelants AIT In
ssph O. Bownng ana others rspsndsas arguca by Jams,
bek eInan igr apgeant Aacol O4mpDo for
No 4tl-TLo People. etc. rcspOadents ltuu. lone
Peck and another appellants argued by o. Greens
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt has confirmed in Brooklyn the
report Roger A. Pryor ir the referee in the divorce
case of John b. CopplestOne against Jane Coppesone
who recommended that the iudgm"n be given for the
defendant The two children or the parties given
10 the father by the Judge yesterday.
The Rev. Simon Bundick, colored preacher,
who died in Brooklyn month ago. left property valued
at 70 900. Two weeks after making his will he became
insane and sent TO the Flatbush Asylum The will
is contested by the eldest ground OF
fathers unsOundness OF mind at tie lime when the Will
was executed.
In the United States District Court yester-
day, motion OF Assistant United States District
Attorney Herrck Judge Choae granted orders OF dis
continuance in the following suits United States
against eight barrels distilled spirits at No. 40 Cort
andt-st United States against Ave barrels distilled
spirits Forty United States against 10000
Lentz; and United States against Singer.
The recent decision of Judge Van Syckle,
Of the Supreme Court relative the general law es;a
fishing District Courts is likely TO a conflict OF
Jurisdiction IN Newark, n. j. in consequence OF the
resumption the OF Justices of the Peace
former functions several OF tho Justices having given
notice that they will the transaction or civil
business District Court Judges Fort johnson DENY
the right Justices Of the Peace to do so in Newark In
which place the District Courts operated under a
special act.
W. B. T. Smith, who died in July, 1879,
at No. 2l5 Adams-st, Brooklyn, was miser After his
death an old chest found containing securities
worm aDout SbO,OOO IuDHc Administrator Cullen
took charge Of the property Mrs Ayaline spnOla who
acted hOusekeeper for Smith for several years and
received compensation for her services brought
suit against Mr. Cullen 10 recover several hunared
dollars when she lent to Smith, well pay Tor her
services. Tue case was tried Monday the Brook.
Ign CITY Court, and Mrs. SpmOla recovered 81 1888.
A case which has been pending in the
Supreme Court, Kings County, for five years. con
stanty iitigated has finally Leen decided. Albert c.
Brageman sued william Dano December B. 1873,
for $4,000 claiming that Dane his former partner was
Indebted 10 him for that amount of the
dissolution Of The coparnerhp and that Dane had con
yorted to his tho eOpartnershp While the
action was pending BragelnaD, upon his and other
pffllyts, procured an injunction, writ OF ne exoat
and order OF arrest, which were the application o.
Blake Wolf. Danes attOrneYs vacated and set side.
The r-t tla resulted IN judgment In favor OF BIagcI-
man Tor 92,357 90 The case appealed to the
General Term aud u the Court of Appeals where the
judgment was reversed and "a new tra. N.s ordered.
Ihe trial, III accordance with the decision OF The
Court OF Appeals resulted IN Judgment III favor of
Dane against Brageman for 5000 90, which was
entered June Ia the office Of the Clerk OF Kings
County.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

quickly gave Mr. Belmont to regret his making
the match he left the youngster with the long hao
behind without any trouble. winning IN 90 seconds A.,
In the steeplechase, which closed the oay ana ine
meeting, Reeds geldng Trouble (aged, los rounusl,
Noan's horse Coronet (aged. 16O pounds tue newport
stables horse Problem (6 years 15s pounns'; DWyer
Brothers Derby laged, 1872 poundsl, and Day brotn
ers' mare Lizzie ID. "a years, 12S pounds) ran anu
Jumped. Trouble was the fayOrlte, ana Problem tno
second choice. Coronet fell hurdle In tne nor
field and turned agile somersault "libout
hurting himself his rider seriously. Ihat crazy
mare Lizzie D. amused he spectators hy gong ih III hu
vance OF the rest and pretending that she really hau
serious designs on the But everybody Knew ~
was farce, and she got tired OF the tuu ana
from the course Derby not sufficiently meet or1oo
TO keep near Trouble and Problem, ana tne race
was left to these two. They ran slde oy Hiue
down the hOme-stretch, and Jumped over the
last hurdle together. Then Problems rider used
his whip sharply while Money Trouble began the pc
euar exhibition which he always gives when there Is
an apparently close fnish. Keeping an eye on Problem
to be snre that there no real DANCER ana Gastng
occasional gances at the gand stand TO sec tnst DIS
gymnastics appreciated, he begfn WORKING ms Rs
ard arns like a windmill with attack OF deru ire
mems and rocking his body like the walking-Oeam
OF a steamboat Perhaps he succeeded IN gettng rev
inexperienced spectators to think he was In desperate
straits but people who knew what Trouble had uohe ~
the past with 165 aud 40 pounds on MS back, iei
sure that he could have won by several lehgtns II II
had thought desirable As 1t was, Trouble won Dy
a quarter OF a length, Problem second. and Derry
Lag ging and disgusted third
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
rAIENuAKn rHI9 DAY.

SUPREME CHAngR5-Iawrenoe, J.-Nos oi' 81
73 81 l26 l30 1885, l91 vg 2I' ZSo Ziu Zi- -A' -'''
GENERAL TRRx-Adourned until July l. -o
SPECIAL TERa- -Dononue, J-Law aud fact-Noso iVs.
Il7 gOj 1853 si6 1856 llzs 1888 lSS NO. lIlS iOS
CIscUn-PAGr Ivan Brunt j., Nos 1890 1891. 80
l9 $Sgt 136 o 5S2 4 ig 1853 $685. sos. $6s3 S67S
PGRf Ivan Worst lease on. No Sl22.-Jones agt
PhET uiOBsTrett Case oD, No 30l7.-Kerr agt the
Liverpool Western steamship Company No day
calender .- o.. ,,,-... An ,.,uo
SUPKdOR CoURr-GESERAL IBHh-Aulonlhea u1ih Juhe
SPECIAL JCOurt he'd between 10 and IL
TRt,t TEas|PART i-speir J.-Nos 495 476, 1882 1905,
as, 1886. a. - 3OS. 56s, j2s, 1921 6OS 6O9 80 49,, ,,
Part II-Freedman J.NOs. 6lu 5S2 57O. l24D 1885, 326
4lO j,3 549 l2Js62l, 1913. 1000, 1n3. ~; 80 oo
l34. III, 2sj. l70. rs, $50 625. 9s7, 405. -
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERN-Adionrned until June IT,
SPECIAL TEIM-NaD HOescn. J.-No 25 -.
EQUITY TEIM-Beach, JNos o. 10, =, l8 o. s. = ID, - !,
%. 81, "a. ~. ,,,..-o, -. -. form
PAxT III y. DAILY. J.-Nos 764 l744 $40. 1861 1904
S3 $50 i$S9 oSs "a "a 2 . s s III loiI 77 sos $ o
MAXINE COURT TRIAL TEgM-PART I.Sirnott J-Nos.
5s73, $685. 1857, $685. 5959. 5962 55l2 5S6
PSRT fiGoepp J.Sos bssa 59i6 1910 6l7i 6ii2
PART III-sheridan, J.-Nos. 9l2. 1888. o5oly 65yy'
$685. 4G73 SJ3l 522l 57l2 51l5 5z6l 1885, 4oV oS04'
GEyERAL Ss-PAgTI-GndersleeV 1.-THE People agt
Never Mcyersf,d, robbery Lawrence SPane levlOus %
Charles BuchnCr larceny from the person Il
beth Watkeiser Patrick MeCanley petit larceny Bridget
Bernard Duffy feonoGs assault and batte1yi Jonn McCOr
mack burglary; Joseph II. Hayes assaiu ana battery
Joseph DeKerme-greY msdemeanor william LyOhe lal'
Pau Ii~Cowng 1.-THE People agt Joseph Levy. arson
cOnnucd John Hope. robbery Walter webb John nun,
mold John sands grand larceny Lyman VOL ASSAULT ana
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
THE COURTS.
LEVY CONVICTED OF ARSON.


There was a large attendance In the Court
of General Sessions rday during the trial OF Joseph
Levy, charged with being accessory to the arson
committed Mt No. IL Lndlow-st. by Pearlseln Bern
stein and Freeman on November TO- 1873. On Monday
the witness Perley had described the movements of the
incendares before the fire. ana how Levy had nad con-
sultations with them afterward. Yesterday Dahlei
Dempsey an officer of the Fire Department. and Per
leys companion eorroborated his testimony fire-mar
shall sheldon sesed that when Levy was conronteda al
Police Headquarters with the three ucendares ne de-
MED all knowledge OF them. Harvey p Miller. ponce
man. corroboraed the evidence OF Mr. Sheldon Wilism
tinger an adiuster testified concerning the value OF
tho property. He met Levy when at his duties. The
prosecution then rested No witnesses were called Tor
the defence. Mr.. Mott. the prisoners counsel. con
tended that there was evidence OF bis client being an
accessory TO the arson. Assistant Disrlc-Attorney
Rollins reviewed the evidence. aud dwelt the alb
surdy the explanation Of Leyy's conferences Win
the ncendares. He asked for conviction on the nTst
coupt of the Indictment, which charged the prisoner
with being an accessory before the 1act' 81, -,
Judge COwiug I'm submitting the case 10 the jury sara
that the crime OF far-reachng and dan
gerous than murder itself He cautioned tbs jury
against being pleiudced against the prisoner on ac-
count Of the enOrmity OF the crime with which ne was
charged He pointed out facts from which he lhou9nt
the Jury might draw uiercnces as to the prisoners
guilt In this connection he drew particular attention
the prisoners denial Of all knowledge OF or acqaln
auee with the incendiaries ana the evidence OF Ms
being their company frequently before hls arrest
Jury, after absence OF than eight
returned court with verdict OF guilty. AZ the
request of the prisoners counsel, sentence was post
ad
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
VERDICT FOR sTEINwAY & SONS.

Tho thlrd t1laI OF the SUIT OF JOrncIluS
Meiners against the firm Of steiuway & Sons, piano
manufacturers. concluded Yesterday before Judge
Speir, IA the Superior Court with verdict for the de-
iendans The suit for the recovery OF $4,000. the
value Of a mill winch. il claimed the plaintiff
Albert Stenway for the firm in June. 1877
The defence that the mill was taken only on trial.
and that the for the trial had expired the mill
broke down and became valueless This position
supported by a memorandum found among the papers
OF Albert stenway after his death. AmOt0n was made
on Monday that the Court direct verdict for the de-
PENDANTS the ground that the plaintiffs was not
sustained by the evidence. Judge Speir yesterday
morning granted the motion, with 500 allowance. W.
W. Badger for the planting q. W. Cotteriil for the
defendants.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
ABABY OFFERED IN EVIDENCE.

Miss Lena EShenbacher, a young German
woman brought an action against Michael Ubie in the
Supreme before Judge Van Brunt yesterday to
cover 500 alleged betrayal under promise OF
marriage. The defendant became acquainted with Miss
Esheubacher while he painting her fathers house
in NorfoIk-st.. in 1876. lie made many visits TO the
house and gave her fine presents After the birth OF
child she brought this His defence is that the
plaintiff knew that he was q married man and that he
had never promised marriage. On crOss-eGamnatlCn
yesterday the plaintiff admitted that Mrs. Ubele rc-
auently came aud took her husband away
The viii occupy the attention OF the Court several
days. The baby in court yesterday and was lace
liOusly offered IN evidence by OF the counsel.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

Two Dewsboys were standing in front of a
Houston cigar store when Ot them asked lie Other
Have Won got three cents Z" "Yes" Wei Pye got
two ceuis; give your three cents and ~ buy five
cent Havana cigar" "A right" says No. 2. handing
out the money He enters the cigar procures the
cigar ION credit possibly, lights IL, and pans IL WIN
great deal OF satisfaction. Come, give u pun,
saws No. .; 81 furnished more than half the money"
know it," said the smoker, Dut then In president and
you only stOckholderj you can spit -tOaFestOh
News
An Englishman stopped at a hotel in New
Orleans recently. The darkey in Attendance knew ne
was ENGLISH, and, In anticipation or LIBERAL icts TOOK
hs boots as they were placed outside bis door nc night
and returned them in the morning well biacked. ms
fee the darkey. One morning the En 2
man discovered his boots as usual but not BACKED nc
rang his bell when the servant appeared. Why didnt
Won black my boots ~ "Sdh you SAID nothing ABOUT
it0 what did you suppose / put them ont Tor -
We'll supposed sab, they fensITe IA the inside"
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
DEcIsInN--IrNE 10

Suprenc lourf-Chambers By Judge Donohue.-
KeIoFr agt Kellogg granted In the rstter Oh ifoo
insop etc; DAYTON agt Dayton Ellis ag Elis-ihnteh
BY Judge Iawrence.-Calin agt Adirondack C0mDany.-
The notion with costs Curtis agt HinsIao
notice of motion Smyth agt COburn; Nhltewrgbt Az
Mehrbach Billings agt Canni 1nuihg agt hoeitIDreIs n
granted Smyth Koch: Harriet agt IbOrhsi to"es
ar Brackctt; McCOskey agt Cnpbe IhOin aRt dOpie
Ial,tead at Ialstead swift agt Foye Folio ana fe 'O
p.ny Bilyen and Iron Company In he MAJ
ter OF the Bates Lode etc. Company
sDeciaL 7FJf-By Judge DJDohue-Burr et a. ael ora
Findings decree signed. gilbert agr OnDeIt 'he
Tribe Of Red Men agt weitzei and Others
Mercer agt. Levy Clark ag Harley Carey ag Lyncn
Iissmer agt FakeDberg Miller agL KaTwtise NayI sg'
Patterson schoewood agt. Gross o. Jonn aki noou
agt HIN; Cuchton agi Wndhain mOuons @
Matthew'S ag Knapp Manufacturing COmpany.-Ihcse pio
ceednVs have been commenced under Sec S OF
Code proceedings dismissed without costs Gibson aHt
k-MOuOn security granted Mler agt owens
Dreyer agt Brady same agt Egner Anthony agi uDo9,
Judgmen.s McEWen agt Pattcn-J Judgment Tor palIhtt
schfer agt. Ward; Reed agt JORDAN ag, sec
bacher-See in0Ursemeut papers hlod Wakoman agt.
Langsta kirkland aet Han Moran agI Esley I D
1879 Sohper agt Motion denied without costs
RAFFERTY, agt Marine Stein agt. CuH-Defaults
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

appellants NJ. sohoonmsKer j, AtorneyGenera Tor re-
spondenia -. ...,.a
No 43G-In re Garvey 10 vacste assessment; argued
by Francis +. ste for appellant T. A. lsrgos ior re
spOnConL - al.
No 4Ss-stephen X. Williams. appellant. sgt the ~
peryIsOrs o Wayne County, respDGcDisi argued by . N
Williams person, for appellant D. h bu hham u" te
spondent. =, . -. o..o..r,.rt. mr.
Rued by r. r. Neville for appellant J. A. Beaie TOT To
spOudents. -. -. tro,r- ~
No 426-CbarIes II. Green. respondent agI ys nehIy w.
Lea. appellant argued by o. NJ Van S'yck '"f sppo'
No4I-Tbe People eto agt the Security Life Insurance
and Annuity Company argiol Dy hODeIt Soh" ioi "PFN
LIANT, william Barnes ior respondent -
The day calendar Tor W chnesB' Juno a.
1879: Nos. 1871, 1872. 2zs, 229. z9s ISL 2l2. a.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
THREE DAYS IN A DORY.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 10.-Heury Apt
and John AIcVlcar, who were lost during fog on Nay
IT from the schooner Addison g. Proctor, arrived home
last night from st. Peters. They had very rough
experience bemg three days and nights in dory with
out food Tney rowed the whole distance from St.
Peters Banks to ST. Peters in that time
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLvANIA RAILR

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHIIADELPRIA - -.
Though Trains eaCn dAyi tilte dt poio n
Philadelphia, TWO ~ SeWNork.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment ana b'o
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
and after pril %, 1873. -.
ExnresS Trains leave NeW.lOI DcsDTOsseS ana N0tS
Iaudt street Ferries A. FOL o"s: ,.
s3O 73O, $40. 40 lnite, II g. m }, o:SO o. = 80
10 Sunday, 4.3O and MI >, q, ''5V 80"
and 10 y. 90 -, .,-...
Boats Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
Jersey city afoTng speedy ana direct trAnsle
KeIuTning trains leave Phade phia. 1901. 3:20. 355 =
ESQ y $50 II tlinited Express, 1880 p NJ = T.
5.3u 7}j m. On sunday, lzJl, SSV, o'1o . ooV
a.. m; 4, 73o r. m 80. ,,---, - -.
foot o: DesbrUssos and tortland ss no oaI
ST. and BrOokiyn Annex Depot iooi OF Futon'st bsoo-
iyn. Nos ia, ll6 llo HudsOLsL. HOoOAeni
Depot. Jersey cry. Emigrant Ticket ONCE 40 biE
trry- place. l. + II AL.-ii,i',
FRANK THOMSON, Oenl Passenger AgI
n.r.1M
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
LONG RACE IN FRANCE.


At the Bois de BoulOgne in the forty hlOmetre
% miles, race to-day, Thoroughbred owned by Baron
Enot ,eat nv eight kilometres five milcs Norman, "a
horse belonging to an American. who lost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-GreatT Trunk

Il nltUG states Mail loate.Dn shu after aaN
10 1879 trains Kew ork DesDT'sses and tOrt
landt rect teInes, as follows
Express HARRISBURG Fi,tsburg the W,st and South
with Pullman Paace Cans attached and $50 m
daily.
For willamsport, Lock Laven, Cory and Erie at $50
m connecting CORY for Ilsyll rGirolCun Centre and
the on Regions Wili1msport aud Lock Haven. a.
BamO e. Washington ana the south. " Limited Washing.
ton Express II Pullman PaIor Cans daily, except SUNDAY,
10 a n arrive WdsIiustOn 4l2 D. m. Regular at 800
aud 500 /, ana 10 ,. sunday 4s3O a. n amt ~
IN. 49,. - , a., = oo d. a., ., 90. ,.-..-.. >,
m 3:3p =, q. 20 $50 and lO sunday, $40 and
A. n >, g, $780, $3.50 and 10 ?. EmgTut and second
class, 1870 y. IN. ,., ,, ....,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex conneet with all through
trains Jersey Ct anoidng speedy ana Glfcct transfer
tor Brooklyn tIayrL .,.,
Trains Arriye-From Pittsburg Cos 1910 a. n 1910
D. m daily. and $50 a 62J III. daily, except MONDAY
IRON Washington aud baltimore. Goo a. = 5.Ju tJl
1910 .. sunday, o. - a. aui 1910 m Prom Fla'
dOphl. $50. G;oJ 6:5u 9i lO:iO ll5o a M 2 80 80
C:2b $50 1910 sunday, $3.50 goo, OJO, 4OtJ
Al 80 a. m, $40, 1910 p. n
ticket Ofces. j26 aBd ga Broadway, No Asior House
od foot Of esbrosscs and COrandt No CoUrs and
Brook IN Depot foot of tultonSt, Bro9kyni Nos
ia l6 and lls Hu,sOnst. HODOkeni Depot Jersey Iiy
Enigrant Ticket Office, 80 Batter, place
J.. L. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
HoIrsE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day Mr.. MORRISON (Dem.,
nJ from the Committee on Ways and Asans, reported
resolution providing fol- the hnal adjournment On Tie
lyth OF June. Adopted.
Mr. HARRIS Dem., Val asked leave to offer joint
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
TIE RACE roR TIE ASCOT sTAKEs

THE RACE FOR THE ASCOT STAKES.
The great race for the Ascot Stakes took place at 400
The attendance was very great The race was
won by Lord Rosebery'e b. c. Ridotto. Mr. Sur
tees's b. G. Mycenae came in second, and
Mr. Crawfurd's b. c. Bay Archer was third.
Eleven ran Mr. Lorillsrds Parole started the iayorte
al 10 Q and finished seventh. H. carried 12o pounds
the heaviest weight in the The FIRST three were
lightly weighted. The track was very heavy.
After slight break away a .cdWtal start
was effected. Inoal immediately taking the lead
at good STEADY pace Parole and Ryls0ne bringing up
the rear. These positions were unchanged uhtH tue
bpud tho reached, shortly after Nhch
Dominica oined Inya After passing Swlnley Bottom,
which uart OF the course was expected 10 ten mOsl
AGAINST Parole he and MyCen3 closed up somewhat. l..
When fairly In line for home, myal was beaten.
Dominica took up the running but was soon beaten.
Rdotto ridden by Constable. was never headed aller
passing the Telegraph Board and won by naf ienglh
There was head between Mycenae. ridden by linsley
and Bay Archer, ridden by Gallon. Tam Glen was
fourth and RystOne fifth The betting AZ the start was
100 10 so against RidOtO. 10 against Mycenae, 10
agalust Inya and 10 against the DEsi0urmel cost
TIE two last walked past the post, lnya beus leu
Time mn. 80 sec Tue summary Is az follows:
Lord Rosebery 4year.od b Rdottoby Cremorne, ont
Of SoHgstess OT Chauucleer tlu9 pounds SOLs3Dit)
ton Of That's by Chanucieer Y pounds Ilnsty)
Mt W = CrawforOs old h. c. Bay Archer by lOI-
opholite. Ot Furry go pounds, Galon D
i,. Jardnes old b. G. Tam Glen, by BnkhOohe n
ont Of Miss thorne 81 pGnnf nv ii,crmit
ont OF Fshers dam. by Skirmsher ll8 youndst ,..'
Mt T. GretiOns old GU Dominica by Naneham'
MT p LoriarGs year old &. Parole. by i'm Lean.
ipetou, out Of Maiden by Lexington out oi hity n
n ! H. Honidworhs iour.yearold ch c. Gengary, by
scottish Chief out Of Virtue 90 pounds
Nj PryOrs fouryearold b c. West wind by fa'ohaS' n
Count r. de la oranges four yearod Inval by Pom
pier out OF Inconnue uls Poundsi- U
Nh. Rayners lhIeeyea gr T. Dy do hslOuime'
LaIFlng az pOundsl. v
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
ONE DOLLAR LINE 10 BUsION.

LIMITED TICKETS 80 BOSTON. a.. GOOD SUPPER
hc Os.t. leave SOrth River
every DAY. except sunday, az j.ov p m.
Steamers OF tue NORWICH LiNE lea7e same pier dally
iucludiuE SUNDAYS lt ) D. Ia, Boston Worcester. &C.
Portland and the Whte Mountains dsiy. e1copuI.
sam