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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
BANKS TOWNSHIP.

L. Lazarus Co., dry goods aud
groceries ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 90
Thomas John & Co., dry goods
and groceries. s so 90
T. N. Patterson & Co., dry goods
and groceries. ......,....:.,.,, II Is 90
f. T. HOuyen. dry goods and gro
T. X. Williams & Son, dry goods
aud groceries, IA 90
J. p. Riess, dry goods and gro
cerlee, ................... IL %
q. +. Shoener, dry goods aud gro
ceries o.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90
James McCloskey, dry goods and
groceries s,...,................ IL 90
s. Z. Farrow, grocery stO'e...,.. IA 90
lesse Miller, grocery store ...... IA 90
Thos O'DonOugh, hour aud feed, IA "
KIDDER TOWNSHIP.
Isaac ButE, dry goods and gro
cerles ..s..... ...s'...s.--.... 10 "
A. J. Brodhead, dry goods and
groceries ........,.-.......... IL 90
q. II. Slinson, dry goods and gro
cerles. s.s....s.-........s IL %
LAUSANNE TOWNSHIP.
II. W. Provost, dry Eoods and
EroeSr!tt r,ssss.fts 's'sssstts a. -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
FRANKLIN TON NSHIP
Josiah Ruch, dry goods and gro

Josiah Ruch, dry goods and gro
ccries Observation-Disclosures. 10 ~ W
". Snyder, dry goods and gro
cerics Observation-Disclosures. 10 ~ OO
n. Snyder cual yard, II 0O|
Joel Rex flour and feed ......... II 90
Henry Campbell, dry goods and
groceries ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 90
J. X. Rickert, agent, -four, feed
anil coal l.....,.....,.......... 10 10 90
W. n. Whitehead, grocery store. ~ 90
David o. O'Brinn, grocery store .... IL OO
W. y. kuhns, Stove and tin store IL 90
David BeltE, dry goods and gro
cries Observation-Disclosures. IL %
Charles Buck, groceries and pro-
NlHlOnb sss.......ssssss.ss.ss - W
WIN. T.. Kemerer, grocery store. Il 90
A. Phifer grOcery, flour ahd feed II 90
PehO POkO merchant mill........ Il 90
, 1879-06-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY PAGES.

waakoo, i. Holm, Monroe; +. Kuca9er, Moo-
rou; Wil1iam iIsyna. New York; Z. schotsu,
ch!cngo:, T., neru, Davenport; II. 1tIack, st.
l|'a!t; y. iIankey, Alma; G. Met.bacs,. st.
Louis.
1!'r following gentlemen have received silver
tnesta's lor mak!nr ~, po,nts: n. t}ran, chi
cngo: William Hayes, New York; y. Menntcr,
MIlwaukec; r. lsugrer, Mo'lrue; i. I1ohn,
YYsT':e Y19s n ii 9e1s T. k oH5GS Sat.a X sr f. bsss Ns
Y. Loufs; =. l;erg. Dasenmrt;. e. Schultz,
!Ilvltlan'l; j. Msnnier, Afllwauk.e; il. We.te,
Milwaukee,; g. Melsbacl,, 81. Louis; }. A.. Tcs-
tor, Alsa; F; o!ebe. Ams; q: Mayer, High t
roe; William r. Brarg, Monroe; jacob knrer,
Monsno; II. Schroeder. Davenport; T. schiaa.
let, hfoline; T. Ro.n. Mlwaukee; Mn. bocfa-
mcr, Chcago; J. +. Llndolt,t Saline; L..
i. Miller, Monroe; s. 1latnann, Di9!ninEton
!. q: liinkel, Alma: ]. ". Aipcter, Milwaukee,;
]: Y. Wsck, HyIlevuo; J.. T.. pfe,fer, Chicago;
II. Kencker, Hfgh1.ni; 4. F!snho1d. Milwaa.
Louis; n. II. TIotks, Chicago: 4. stasali' Gil:
caro-; G. II. Neinherger, Ehirago: II. Mueller,
Highland; j. f.aschcn, New York: T. Hartman,
IT,: a. kucntz, sheboyran; j.. Thelerr,. IT.,
Joliet; j.. Muenen. Aurora; III. Me'kfc: Ch!ca:
kH ia% & ssh.Ge, thtcago; {. % sclfscder putuqus; @
j. Wagner, Princeton; l.. spcllt,uink. st. Louis;
Charles Zstt'or, Now YORK: +. Tha,nni, Mon-
roe; Joseph KclleY, Joliet; T. Fuellemann,
Mnt,toc; II. Pins, st. Lons.
Ataatcr-6harpskontcrs for making go points
II. tlrau, Chicago; Nc Hertcr,. S'onroe; !.
Mcnnter, MiIwa,lkeo;, II; 1loehn, Monroe; +
H1;Ssggsr, 1;s M,pn.es; {; ssaotte; @ Uh!saso' +
Member. Milwaukee; Z. Meisbsci,, III. Louis; !;
". e. Koch, Milwaukee,; William uayes, Nets
York; j. d. Tester, Alma; +. 8chIuctcr, Moline
Pr Wtrtb, Highland; Z; stevcr, Highl,n1; II:
, 1879-06-27

vtl'ot KY, Inns ieen (accor]tng 10 ttc Coxrttr-
JoHr"a) "acccptsl l'Y Afs. Hermann Grau, tho
opcraIIc tmprcsarlo"
1ijnno llauk has been engaged bT Carl Rosa
for neIt season. shc will open IN Louton in
tl'r noH opera, Tanning Of the strew.'t
Fraa1ein Link, tho celebrated artistic OF tho
Carl Theatre. Vienna, who recently took Leave
of tho stage on her marriage with MonsIcur Do.
paudr, d rich banker, ta4 akrced, 10 tt,n de-
light of Vienna, 10 rcturn to tie boards. suppe
IL Writing ncw opsfa Tor her. O.;
:" pinatorcn Is being performed by churc1,
ch0rs all o!cr New Englsni, but The expression
"Daiuae." "a uttered by Gdp&, t,orroruH. 10
snanYsa st"aa " 70 So f,sng H. m, h e 1a.t act IL.
.",untrue" TO L;te L'altereup, 10 says aun. n
Kind" In tlis form the ptoca Il considered safe.
Pretty Little sille. Mario van za,,tlta debut
as Afnsaa ID London reminds i,iycrs rritics pt
thAt OF Fattl scvontecn years ng0, and sotne OF
them arc not backward IN saytng That the young
future. Mile. Van Znnt1t has charming md
proufsfng voice, and II her health can endure
TIE strain OF lard work. shn Will probably fuintl
these agreeable prophecies. she II a remarkably
as.! bright eoor!ng; h,,t shs h.1 most fraEiic
anu delicate-ooking frame.
Tie Washington Post announces .llat Mr.,
Page McCarty, wellknowu writer atrl llttcra-
teur. a. the Capital, has prepared llbrutto for
comic opera which ho calls "Duttor,s." 1t ia n
modeIc,l after "rinaioro @ espscIsiis. liz Il rs Is
broader md more American In its character.
The music fs TO ho furnished By siguor Opcsti,
Of tho Abbott opera trouuc. and tic work will
McCarty has keen sc,sc Of hun,or, ind hi+
friends believe TINT he has mule decided hit In
Mis- Thursby Is stn0tne ut what oro known
, 1879-06-27

TUK INTERNATIONAL. ~tAA
at the Exposition Building IL attracting its fair
proporton nf The crowd who generally frequent
eye1'ts Of tlls nature. Every ol,c Interested In
ntcotic sports drops in ut tcIst ot'co tlay, 80
tint fnr auttterce 10 present almost any hoHs
If thu day or evening. Tic lnen both held the
track yesterday morning, au'1 III to o'clock
OfIcaryi had been oil tllc track thirty-slx
minutes In ail. At tl.at hour llo was feeling
well, a,,d doing Ills work In tlrst-clasa style.
Croas!s1ll Inns not been oil much; only seven
minutes up to 0 o'clock yesterday morning.
lie feels 10 good condition, II hta own worls
may I,o taken, but hu lo,ka little heavy. During
the dny both men kept ttiN Track pretty wul!,
mud Gy O'CLOCK faAt evening both werd closing
up tu their first hundred miles. Grassland Was
walking with II viii, N.d ereEacu to hare \
locye1 determination to Wilt or fnll On tho
tratk. All the GscHlnE, al Mll1 atter nltla wua
t..!t oil, he Shaved but little fatigue. at j 80
o'clock Grossland Ind colnplcse! his ll3th
md left thu track. riln rruWu, which numtTrc.!
something like y,0o0 seemed to lam towards
EFoaalanl, and they sla0wtA stroug algns Ut
dissatisfaction with O'I.earY for h!a l0llg ab~
sc,,ecs from the truck. At ll;au last evening
the score stold:
Crssa1xNt. ......... .....,,.....ll5 miea
VIoaty..n,.. .....t. ,'..-+"..1bu mics
Grassland rlale his l0O lnitss IN 2a hours, 70
minutes, N secou.ls. O'Lcary nndo 1is 1l>O
miles ii1 20 hours. II minutes 20 seconds 1t 's
extremely doubtful II U'loarY can ciuse tho gar
tle hest at health, alI ILLS etIurta to do 81 will
bo watched with interest. llu 10 eonklent vi
bh ability III defeat tae Euglishnlan, AowcrcE,
4t&a will strHflI every ncrtu to no So.
, 1879-06-27

srn.saYsx.n. H., june 9d,-!u u.a United
ststes Court to-day the case Ut Il. D. Cuoks,
.Auslg1et of the tlefunct Protection Ltfc-lusur-
u,.eo Company. ". Thu First National Bauk Of
CuFlnvIlc, WAS aFgucd BY tllr Hon. +. H. Sller-
,lan for tht Assignee n,Itt Gcn, j. ]. ll[l.akcr
for thu hunk, ntnl taken under utylscueat. The
Assignee suca to recover Sa,0UU dcyusIscu III
tilu bal,k Ly A. ". Edwards, and elainlc4 to
tsu u,tiawn. The bauk sets up crclts a1tl
utis.r Nclns amounting tu S3tE0 TIE otlrs
, 1879-06-27
DASE-DALI,
AyaOy UyDLk AlsfkEST.

SbtrtE UtSpn3fh 10 1ht 3f7bHHes
INDIANAPOLIS. June 2G--Illo Chtca.os beat
tho CiAc!nMntl Stars this afternoon to ., the
Cf.Ieasos playing loosu Uamo out Of courtesy
tn their opponcnss. About 600 pcr4oua wcra
present. Miller and Housz. Of Cincinnati. were
disabled, a,ld two Of tho Cnp!toi CIkcs, Of ttlfs
placc, were substituted. After the eamo Capt.
Anson, Of tho C!ltcagos, was arrested for pro-
faulty by ono ot thu Depot Police mud locked
Up. It surprised aAd settled hin.
Thu at1nir grew out Ut iii attempt to servo
writs of caplas a,d rcspondendum upon shaller
anl Flint, old tnombers Of tic indianapolis
Club, who left here largely IN debit They tc.
sisted tlse officer, nnl Cnpt. Anson anu bob
Smith backed thcm. 9llaIcr mid Flint anafiy
rot away, and, iu Ills Joy, Anson bccat1lc frGlo-
riously profAnc, when all e'tlcer IN tho vicinity
rahbcf HIN. He fut up $50 FOR h!s appearance
tomorrow morning. Later In the day warrants
were sworn out against Ehat1er and Flint for
resisting an otl1ecr, but ihoy aso DOW out Of tho
State.
posToH pEFRArs PROVIDENCE.
fp.ciui JHsoateh to The tribune.
HoaToH, juno W.-Tllc 1ostons actually won
game from the Providence nlnc to-day, al
though tilcY played poorly: Bond did not pitch
ns wu!l as usual, and 1Iouck was little oil.
Ward made l,aso bit esofy ''me' .rlrro wus
so,ac good hatt!ng. \
iHH3Hgs- u
Ps;tss PtssiIsS;s:: .:::S s S-2
f.: sa': sssi &c s:!s i $sy%s"ss
.'rr1p!a pla;s-l,ona Snyder. Sutton. nnraoek.
Struck out.-noston, i; Providence, 9.
Wild nstcA-Wa.s. l.
!a!ls caiied-oa lieid. lo7; on Ward. 7s
Striker callcd-On Bunl, 1t; on " nEd, ~.
GMi,!rc-Ferguson.
I'll. HARvARDs AND IIoLroKEs
played thirteen lunluggs mud did not seura run
Mt Cambridge. The [aryanls ma'lo only ot'
for u1uu l'nsc hits.
TROY DEFEATS sfnAcUsR.
sptrfai Dis,stttA to Tha Tribune.
THoY. N. T., june H.-l'ie gasne to-day WAS
lney nayc!! By boti! Clubs, y, n'ucl 50 ,lnt it.
Braulcy's Victory. lie did some excellent Pitch
Ing, while 3e!llr supported Kim to perfection.
Tile Trula1s nre vtry tsillcli rsutcd ovnr the vic
tories this wecK, while SYRACUSE fgels blue. both
was s.nnI!. hut .ht enthusiasm Ercnt: Daniels.
,tnptrsng here has given 1l,e best salsfaet0n Of
| the eeasou. l{r il very quick, al!d both Clubs
think Ills judgment yory root1. J"
gg;:y :::::'.= - : :: ri e.
Muns earnea-Grr"y. j.
stracs uns-Troy, i: star. 4.
r!.st s1,S ss,,P;nIfx r. 9;sfspfy f,.,E, /; st1
liails callsd3on lsr1alo.; Il; Mccorm,ck. a5.u
Ssss as s.:ss1J nsssy ns1s so Il. sSSss sss:
' orukn oAMrs.
WORCESTER, Juna @.-worecstcFs, 0; Man.
Atn.uv 1,,na nn-AIhnova I. Nationals n
, 1879-06-27

itcma Including n credit Of tac Protection To-
Rfuakcr fbr atturnesA fees.
4 nnan'lamns was ordered to is.ue directed ta
the authorities Of Randolph County compelling
them to levy tax tn pay county honda held bJ
the Savings socfatr of Nov. York, upon which
In a sun Of .,ho IEtna Liic.I1auranco Com.
pany rs. Coblefg'l ct a., bill to foraclosos
mortgage on certain tan1s in Vcrtnilton Coun.
tY, Charles j. Palmer, Of Danvtl1e. waa appoint.
Cd Receiver, and directed 10 take possession ot
the lands. 4; 49,.
, 1879-06-27

E!GepY HGDtgU and SEtelxGF dlstNhceu.
1fWe-.:l0; 22:::!.0; 2:20I; ..:23; 3:22.
CONEr ISLAND,
Nrw YonK, Junc ab-over G,ooo people wit.
ncssrd tlIr Conev island races tU-1ay. The sell
!lg racc, Gnu mile, WAS Won BY Allevuert Glen
The secunu racc, una and a quarter miles, had
but two starters, and WIS won BY 1dlef. Nc
Cullough second. Time, a:tfA.
fhe mile heats racc MAS Wun bJ Una. Dan +.
The nc1t rlco was d milo and threc-qaarters.
Kenny came lit tirst. Wi1ful second, Hampton
third Phillips fourth. Time, 3:U7I.
The stccp1cghase, about three miles, Was won
hy Coronrt, Dotby a6cond, Problem third.
Time, 5:lJ.
, 1879-06-27
CROPS.



Srtrtd. MspaicAts 10 Tie Tribune.
BLEErr Err, brown Co., Juno N.--fsust has
made ita appearance. Since tue rains catne
wheat laa taken start and IL uoM above the
weeds. Prospects better. =
NuNDA, F!ecborn Co., Juno 20-.Wheat on
high ground catue up poorly: OH account Of
drought. Has been very wecdy Weather now
Tor month has ueon very favorable. Wheat il
lookng better and promises an average crop.
Corn has i,een wished out BY tho heavy rains,
WATERv1LtY LcSucr Co., dune L-ln this
scction u tho Stato We have poor stand Of
Weeds are 40 thick md rink thai many .plcces
Of wheat will not ba cut. IN my opinion, TIC
loss on our wheat crop will bc fully ~ per ctnt.
, 1879-06-27
FIRES.


IN I13tCN{3f9,
The alarm from boz G3l at 10 O'Clock yester-
day Was caused bJ q fire iu the sharing. house
ttached to J. E. Atorsc'a pianing.mfi, as the
corner Of Twenty.6ccond md brown streets.
Damage nominal.
Joseph FIlallry. waiter In restaurant Mt
No. fGJ Randolph street, while c,lga9cd In fill
fng some lamps With gasoline ut 9:0U Yesterday
morning, allowed the can 10 come Into contact
With lighted lamp. Dy the explosion l,e was
severely burned about the right arm. Tile fire
was s1tinct,Ishsd b, Engine Company No. - on
q still alarnl, ~
, 1879-06-27
TEX q.

snsrfnI Esnatchts ~ me Tribune.
1lEMrsTEAp, Waller Co., Junc 1t.-Cottot
emp Is well up TO full standard in condition.
Whcsc we'll worked It grows flnoly, regardless Of
tfIe dry season. The cotton i!y has been eceu,
ty. Corn not tlaff crop, =
DHrAN, Brazos Co., June M-Corn Ia ruined
by llIe unparalleled drought. II It continues
s!Nch longer our staples, cotson ard eaue, will
nlso bo fa(lure. The prospect Is generally In
this coNntY Tgry gloomy,
, 1879-06-27
lr.I.{NtlIH.

Soecfaf DfsDafeAts to 1As 7r5hune.
KNOXVILLE, Knox Co., Junc 20.-.Winter.
wheat harvest has commenced. Crop good.
VIII make from twenty to twenty-five bushels
10 tie acre. Oats will not mako oscs bali
crop. Corn Is doing better since the late ratos.
seod lar In tho ground four weeks. Grass lalf
a ernp.
K1aKwooD, Henderson Co., Juno A.-
Harvest has commenced. Winter wheat we'll
headed. VIII turn ont we'll. 0ats half crop.
Good stand OF corn and growing.
, 1879-06-27
WISCONSIN,.

8u<cfo, Dtspatca 10 3as Tribune.
WAsn1so1oN, Eau Ctntro Co.. 5ure &c.
Spring wheat a,,.l oats Just begin to show tho
effects Of drought. Pastures short. Old maadows
light Corn Is smAlf, but very good stand.
Winter wheat headed.
, 1879-06-27
All RIGHT.

MExr1t1s, June M-After thorough inrcsgtf.
Eatson Of tho book ttock Of the branch firm OF
Wanamakcr j. brown, Of this city. tho charges ,
which t1all hecu preferred against their manager,
Charles q. Erclatrt, lare been withdrawn. and:
he ha& hcen retained as member OF the house,.
, 1879-06-27

AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, L., June aG.-C. 4. Schnc!-
dcr's tobacco factorY on New Levcc street. anI
Cochran T. Minis machine shops, arc burned.
LUIS estimated at $l5O0O.
, 1879-06-27

6peciai Nspasca 10 Tae 1t15nn&.
ELIZA, Carroll Co., juno 26.--t,arlcJ and flsr
thin and wccdy. Spring wheat, except tato
sonn, growing nuely. Unusual f1ne stand Of
curn. Doing well.
, 1879-06-27

xprcfal Dltpa!ch to 1as Tribune
KlppRrnaE, Osago Co., June M.-Wintet
wheat nearly a1l fu tho shock. Drought has fe-
ducol the crop at least one-fonrth Second
planting Of corn doing mel Prospects Of full
, 1879-06-27

a new opcrctta called "Catcta," tho ltbretto
Ut wiI!cll WAS written bY Mr.. Murrfa IL. Warner,
uu1 thr music W Sir. u. \. kr1ker, Ut Louis
, 1879-06-27
DRUNKENNESS.

I}r. D'Cngcg, tscoycter Of the etnchona euro Eorj
deunkcancss, curea all casea. Room ~ rstmst :
Uuuac.
, 1879-06-27

TiHlt-!:21; g!2I; ":27B.
the pacing race showed scyon starters.
Slccny Tom was tho favorfte at &'U to I'll for
rss licats wcrn pacctl, when, owing 10 the ]ate:
ness Of thu hour, tho tluisa ~as postponed until
tO-1nOrrow.
Immediately aitcr leaving the score for tho
third heAt. b!eepy Tom, kastto Hunter, nntl
towlY. 1'or coliiicd, cnpstxng nni wrccktnE
Two sulktcs, nud dlsnbllng the driver OF Tom.
Following IL
, 1879-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

kuowIcs' 1nacct Powder 0nn 10 bY far the boat
, 1879-06-27

Arend'& Teef, Iron, md Wine. 1naio IN
accordance with lsitst medical rcaearch Improves
the appctttc, cMtiches tho hlood. and promptly r.
hDrck ueFyo power whcE fnticucl from pbyaeaf or
mental ssEaln. Depot. IT'D Eaat Madison street. ,
With n1ttcnctl 1tnntts and cap drawn
NV - We wont III stoyc to vet xosao CT GnsFe1r4.
SljpnGsf Elm LuzctCga for nDtherfh cough.
, 1879-06-27

tpuetlcr ~ nsuAs IN r1a,Ra VI taif8 AtstaEer, 1t
was u serau,blu Tor tl!e frat guartarnile, but at
tllu uud Ut tllul l1stnnca Fred Rico showed III
trout, With Zet1 . goo4l fecoud. The lutter
soon fell away, afl& Goodnight, who Ind been
running third, Joined the Leader. TileY raced
together around tlle lover turn md wull into
tLu strotcli Just hvfo.a ths wiro was ruurhod
t,abrieI cams a.opg witA u rush on tho !nsIde.
md won U good race hy half length IN :1B,{,
TIE euaxAnY.
gAnE DiT--rntsc, S.lu, fur Al! ages; $50 to
second: Fhtsa.quar!trs Ut ! ln!Eu.
l'aFsSs Msst: T.: c. ca'nol' oyr', BY hlar9.
pticn s spcneer's PRIV. Capt. Fred Hica. 4 yrs.,
W 1touel-ltlsa nayrnp1Ftt 1u7 bH. -. Murphy
A. 1iufurl's b: G. u1olnlghs. .a yrs, BY hu.
aulrcr-l1zxio Il. i3 d.: ........ ......A1len Z
A.. II. W'au'sh. {. thpor. ) yrs.. Dy Fo!tiYour-
saa aa4!e Eesss. - e. Ss an;s .s sys.snSy ~,
Gnrlv yic--Alta Veia; " 1t.... 80, .;;l.ucAt 0
A. II. CnrsuM'a gf. Y. t'osworth. ,s4., w. l'qn'
l. uig Scutlanu--M cstor; IL foa... .....Nelxo 0
'i'ianet-Sanaaisa: ld7 ns......:., Atkinson
II! Mrl,aalel'. Gu. T. Dell. u yr*, BY l4aamins.
ton-Lur!!nu: " r1s..,...: :,....". tlsnntssey
Th,uitaer-tasts.saYs IL. us......; -. Jarrett D
s. FoaGrs J. son's y. c, zcta. Yrs. W hillet
w. eotsfiIis otini II g. MnopSls. Il ;:: ~ w
| HAarr--A e3oua.nr; Is. u, n.y.. -. ,AYsA o
4. Waddel'. th, IN lItlle Of Springfield. aged.
by alarIun-t hknownt LII hs.. HafFIS 0
| Why NucLle's L. I. Molis irc, yrs... by Bll. .
lel-t}tl! A!cxaAlet: ,101 lts...,.. ...Au!larly
, 1879-06-27

'f"". - NN-'AaIA 4NtN ~ W." ~ s'""'@ ~0"+
rnE In w'nnor.
It ia simply astonishing how neatly Tho bet.
ting eri,wtl Is inanartt! bY those IN Charge. il
ltorsa Is selling too strung n'El they wlstl ~
turn tic tile IN fnvor of some olllcr h0rsc. thu
private whispers will glide III nsIlot,x the Crowt!
ap1 the tcttlfIg u,l That horse takc anrcre tall.
4otla othrr fills np the bnx ahtl the real favorlto
Is left for t1lofo inside i1,u riX. Who they nro
It IN iut easy 10 discover, As the huuIblG a9anH
work thu box for .Itea,.'
- TOLEDO.
T0iEno, o. .1,tnc 9l.-At The Tri-Stnte Trnt-
ting Meeting, ttfrI dAY. lte t'tet race, fur 3:4O
hDrses. lad sIx starters, Bonner boy, tho 5a7or-
Ito, at stu to $G fur the field.
kuNMAny:
!fhhnet Jfey..s........ ~. s..s.s. $50 !,
I6FIhGnM M,....s..-..+..sss sssts'.s...-..'. uls.
Huhr ELM, .s..,........,.s........ ~.
a,na ,t:.; ;;i:t,,..I
15,at.-2:!'t,i: a:.''.i. .:I1i{.
Tho 2:30 class hal ten start.rs. Lucy was
the farorite at SO tU s2 for ,lle ifeld.
SUMMARY:
l'fteadtef -... ."......s.t. l i F.!
3.ncJ .....''. ",.'s..'.''''.t...r"'t' :; :
nAt aohn ..''t..t t..'..'''. ~. ''''s = :;
kat1E Middleton .........+. .,..,. -. u 9
EhAhce e....r,........". ......-...' !. =
hehkucky hllkeA..,. ..s..t... ...'.+.s.. = Z
Hfay Il6tl4.' .'....+....''''.. '.' t.t..t'' !
i;"t-.:.i; s:21; s:a7H.
T'he pacing race showed seven starters.
Slccny Tom was tho favurttc at 80 to I'll for
, 1879-06-27

win Wa4 IN lin Lie would brlAK " our Which no
did the lirst hcat.
There was considerable excitement at tho tel
ccraph uiIee Of tho park Ut the dead heat ln tho
halsitcap purse imtwcun ltayen n,nl Wan
O'Naisa. Some ot tl1o ugcnts Ind wired unu
winner ard sot.e t.o Other, aMA when they !sal
to send other kilograms CORRECTING thu error
tho pale atr was strcakea.
Tho rainy weather ycstcrtaay AFTERNOON had
QUO or two Eo0l features about It, at least for
tbs tEask. It 1soys t!se pcople ~ t!e sie!a tsa.
lltr carrlagta TO thu acteet stasd In t!1p case Ut
aurs, md 10 the bars wt1urp thu Nlun wuru con
ccrbcd, anu In most casea money Mas used
freely.
It Is now known that the California hackers
tusy than was thought. IT ere.!s tint ags'tss
were sent to Eew York, Ut. louls, lostoi, Al
Louisville to back tho Eiar1 In tho EOol'ruotIIa
of these eit!cs. Tile total AMOUNT wun by ltls
California snen anu thclr Chlcago friends was
about Fl410uU
Tic Cblrago police ase not tbs best In the
world, but ticy nre Rool whtre there IL enough
Ut Them. Carter Harrison very kindly lot tha
JnckeY Club (which II ths!do lie limits Of tfiA
clty by tho bY1 lave Twenty-Five men at ellaFgo
Ut u certain 9nluI,1lt pct diem. Yesterday hs
tuu,,1 tiat b. could uso sIya Vt these men to
gouA aav4nsagc son!s"hcrs else, n'"l 70 only
sent uut twvlly. NJ ons missed the I've.
Que oG the funniest cyeuts that havp occurred
1t the traei was Witnessed hy few proplo
Alou1 ilsu auuster'stretc!i }rstattlay a{ternAou
Just after Raven a,nl Wah 0Sutsa had 1ulsl,eu
tI,rir t4lrl heat AMI be.urt atv result as VII
nnu!l.ed. lletrtw horsc. Bharn offered 10 1,ar a
Wxn O'Sa.a Ticket II, thc l'aris Aluttlats twsef
wuud my slfls, II 1lJas horsu woul lor flD7,
| matters sold the shusp Nh: ticket. lns heat
WIS Aurlarcd dead. u,ul 1t W:ts laugable to Aeu
tlu. Hebrew kl9k thu mud aIotft all 10 uo pltr-
pu.e. Ills tacu Was VII asailvs "usa taat ticket
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-07
CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION.
+. Volt RATH, Hs
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL, COMMITTEE j
Democratic Conservative Party !
New Orleans. Sept. 4. 1879.
At O meeting OF the State Central Committee
OF the Democratic. Conservative party hold in
New Orleans on etwenty fifth Of August 1879
the following resolutions were adopted:
ResOFped, That the frst Monday OF October,
1879 be fixed as the time when q Convention OF the
Demoeratie CONSERVATIVE party shall be held
Drppidpd. That In the event Of m epideraio In
this State at said date. then the Chairman of this
committee. with the advice Of the Executive
Committee, IL hereby authorized to post zone
the assemblage Of the Convent sion to such a
da AS ID their opinion may be dsemed best.
hesoeed That the city Of Baton Rouge be
selected as the place for the holding Of said
Convention.
Tspsolred That the appointment OF repressn-
tat ion in said Convention shall be the Same as
that adopted for tho State Convention hold q.
Baton Rouge or. the. first. Monday. In August.
1873 for the nomination Of q candidate for State
Treasurer; propatset that any parish OF the
state or ward OF the city OF New Orleans hay-
ing cast larger vote for the candidate for State
Treasurer In 1878 shall have tho advantage of
said vote In said appointment.
Resored. That one delegate for every two
hundred voters and one for every fraction over
one hundred be fixed rs tho basis OF reprssen-
tatlon.
hesoped that In the election for delegates to
said Convention 1t Is recommended that no
more than ons person shall be elected to cast
each vote
In accordance with the above resolutions q
Convention Of the Democratic. Conservative
party Is hereby called to meet at Baton Rouge
on MONDAY. the sixth day Of October, 1879. at
ID m.
In accordance with the fourth resolution the
several parishes Of the State and wards of New
Orleans shall be entitled to the following repre-
sanitation to wit:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-07
Maximum temnerature SO. minimum. 10.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. G.. For the South At
,sntic states clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable winds, mostly light southeasterly,
nearly stationary temperature and barome-
ter,
cloudy weather, winds mostly light norther-
II. stationary Temperatures and barometer.
For the West Gulf States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, nearly stationary tempera-
t,lre and barometer.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio valleys,
clear or partly cloudy weather, westerly
winds. becoming variable. nearly stationary
temperature or barometer.