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Thr.e Feet Of SNOW in yermont.

New YonK, April s.-Three feet of snow has
fallen since Monday around North Troy, Vt.
The stern visited the region of Lockhaven,
Pa, this morning. Hereabouts it is raining.
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4 BATTLE.

LAHORE, April 9.-The British, under Capt.
Cough. defeated 5000 Afghanistans, killing
400. The British loss was three officers and
three men killed, and thirty-one wounded.
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Miscellaneou.

LONDON, April s.-Greece asks the powers to
mediate for settlement Of the Turko-Hellenic
frontier.
OoNsrANT1NopLE, April 3-The sultan will
send Hobart Pasha and Rustein Pasha to Italy
on complimentary mission to Queen Victoria.
RoME, April 3.-Garibaldi has left Caprera
tached to the visit, because of Garibaldi,s New
Guinea scheme.
VALPARAISO, April 2.-Peru and Bolivia have
concluded An offensive and defensive alliance
and both countries declared war against Chill.
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DAILY LOCAL NEANS.
Bar. Their. Bel Hum. Wind. Weather.
90.216 27.5 $50 NV Clear.
Amount Of rainfall or melted snow, 100;
maximum thermometer, 81; minimum ther-
mometer, Is.
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Afghan.
ADVANCE ON YAKooB.

LONDON, April 3.-All indications point to
the immediate commencement of hostilities
against Yakoob Khan. It is reported that the
British troops under orders to begin the
advance on Cabul as soon rs the passes are free
from snow, and probably Herat will be occu-
pied.
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Eve,sinD Session.
MEAGRE ATTENDANCE,


WASHINGTON, April 3.-There were not
dozen members present and but few persons
in the galleries when the House met at 7:3O.
The first speech Of the evening was made by
Mr.. Barber, who promised his remarks by say
ing that he took the present opportunity for
speaking because it seemed probable from the
present condition of affairs that this would be
the last session the American Congress would
ever hold, and who concluded with the declar-
alton that should the President sign the bill he
would incur the lasting execration of an over
whelmlng majority of the people of the North.
Other speeches were made by Hawk in opp;,-
sition to the proposed repeal, and Regan in
favor. Bright, in a speech in favor of repeal,
alluded to the man who was under training
of the bondholders for the next Presidential
candidate, that man would land at the golden
gate and would be received by shouting thou
sands. They would shout hossannas to the re-
turning hero and would, perhaps, throw up
the hat and bow the knee to the American
Caesar. (Laughter.)
After further remarks by Bright, during the
course of which he was frequently interrupted
! by Whyte and Horn, the House took recess
until IL o'clock tomorrow.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
AND GENERAL NEWS OF
THE DAY,
The English Budget Presented British Adj
vance ON Yakoob Khan-Russian Evacua-
tion Of the Turkish soil-Schouvaloff to
Succeed the Venerable Gortschakoff-In-
cendisry Communistlc Manifesto In Paris
-Rumored Determination to Assassinate
Qaeen Victoria During Her Present
Observation-Disclosures
THE BUDGET.

THE BUDGET.
LONDON, April 3-The chancellor Of the ex-
chequer presented the budget in the house of
commons tonight. He stated last years rev.
enue amounted to sss. liz, 900; expenditures,
E65, ,407, 800. The latter includes the
credit for the Zulu war and other supplement-
ary estimates. The expenditures for the tinan-
cial year ending May 81, 1880, is estimated at
sSl, 1853, 900 and the revenue at fs9 O55, 600.
This estimated expenditure does not include
further provision for the Zulu war nor paw
ment of exchequer bonds, but the chancellor
hopes the surplus may prove sufficient to meet
the Zulu expenses and to cancel e600, QUO in ex-
ohequer bonds, leaving e4,75O,000 bonds from
last years vote for 46,OOO,0OO credit
to be provided for. The tabacco
duty is leadj justed in such manner a. to add
two pence per pound on cigars. The duty on
tea and the income tax are not changed, the
present condition of the country not being
such as to justify additional taxation. As an
alternative Northcote prefers to ask for power
| to renew such amount of exchequer bonds as
may be required over another year, leaving the
sinking fund untouched. The s2,OOO. 900 pro-
posed to be advanced to India for expenses OF
the Afghan war do not figure in tho budget.
They will be regarded as q loan repayable in
seven annual installments.
AFFAIRS IN BURMAH.
LONDON, April 3.-A correspondent at Ran.
goon reports some powerful chiefs have re-
nounced their allegiance to the king of Bur
NAH. This probably will be presented as the
result of British intrigues and may precjpitatt
crisis. Burmese war vessels are posted on the
river, with the evident intention of preventina
British residents at Mandalay from excapinl
| by water.
UNEASY THE HEAD, ETC.
A dispatch from Baveno says the Italia,
govel nment recently received an anonymou
letter giving warning that an attempt woult
be made to assasslnate Queen Victoria betwee,
the frontier and Turin. 1t was believed tn
sole object of the writer was to embarrass tn,
government. but every precaution was take,
to ensure the queens safety.
YAKooB's DEMANDS.
dispatch from Lahore states the hitch i,
negotiations is caused by Yakoob Khan de
man ling to be guaranteed possession of th
throne, which is impossible.
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Charlotte Thompson and combination, Buf-
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THE POPE AND GERMANY.

RoME, April s.-The Pope has summoned to
the Vatican several ecclesiatics who had been
punished in Germany for infractions of tho
laws. His holmes desires to find line of
conduct calculated to avoid any conflict with
the law
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COMMUNISTIC MANIFESTO.

PARIS. April 3.-The Marseillaise RappeN and
Revolution Garcaise publish q manifesto of the
communistic at Geneva, calling upon pro-
scribed Frenchmen to spurn the clemency ac-
corded to q portion of their number under the
French government perverted Interpretation of
tho amnesty bill. The same journals publish
letter from Elize Rictus saying he would be
the vilest of men if the first use made of his re-
corded rights were not to declare his respect
and affection for his companions who still peo-
pie the prisons and convict settlements of
New Caledonia.
THE COMING ELECTIONS.
PARIS, April s.-Although the supplementary
elections for members of the chamber of depu-
ties takes place in eighteen departments Sun
day next, the conservatives have candidates
only in three.
DEATH OF NOVELIST.
PARIS, April 3.-Alexander De Lavaissiere de
LAvergue, novelist and dramatic author is dead.
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BISMARCK INTERVIEWED.

BISMARCK INTERVIEWED,
BERLIN, April 3.-Windport's clerical inter-
view with Bismarck is the principal subject of
conversation and newspaper comment. It is
denied that the interview had any bearing on
the negotiations between Germany and the
Vatican, or that these negotiations are proceed
ing slowly.
GRAIN OF POWDER.
Surgeons have painlessly extracted a grain
of powder which remained in the emperor's
head since Nobeling's attempt at his life.
HoNEwARD MARCH.
Up to the end of the third week in March
six Russian divisions passed home yard by way
of Bourgeois and Varna, and four by way of
Rustchuk, besides great trains of artillery, q
brigade of sappers and six regiments Of Co.'S
| sacks.
| TIE TARIFF.
The bundesrath has rejected proposal to
refer the tariff bill to the committee of the
whole. The question will be solved at the
next sitting of the bundesrath.
\ HoNoRINa MoLrKE.
BERLIN, April Sat the banquet given al
Cologne on the occasion of the Inauguration o
Bismarck statue, 10000 marks were collected
for statue of Count Moltke.
BERLIN, April 3.-The bundesrath approved
the draft of the new customs tariff with few
notifications. The reiohstag adjourned unit
April %.
ABANDONED.
According to intelligence from trustworth,
} source the Russian imperial souncil has coun
termanded the expedition to Merr in conse
quence of the strong representations of Coun
Schouvalcff.
sCHOUvALOFF.
1t is stated on the same authority that it ha
been decided Count Schouvaloff shall auccee
Prince Gortsohakoff as soon as the mixed occu
patton question is settled.
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WINDSOR, Vt, April s.-Au preparation for
tho execution of John P. Phair tomorrow was
completed, when dispatch was received from
Governor Proctor announcing reprieve for
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WHEAT GRADING.

Practical Tests by the Farmers' Board Of
Trado-The "Little Joker" Swindle Clear
ly Observation-Disclosures Of tho Stacy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-04-11
NOTICE.

EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS who
II have not settled their accounts according TO
law, will at as early II day as possible, with the
vouchers report to the Register for the settlement
of said accounts. All delinpuents will he called
on to appear before tho court. BY order of the
Orphans Court. WIN. s. RICHARDSON
A.auIG Rcgistero IF Wills OF Hartford 60.
, 1879-06-05

'a me ';eyant visited Italy, dartet of aftesh Ia
e3 annerS,no ea9n :, ~ eqos! unexrcctey m.a
she now wrose numbor Of novsIs, A. and lu, hccomo
eo1IIfesponulhg member of tho French Gao.
s1ranhlcat soe!ety. 4 conucctson which led her
ori,t W.T. *rnG Thss 70 psosted On Journey round tic
tug same time sl,s lost her colossal @ 'og. Tor.
tune. Separated from her second hnsb.nd.
ioF.aken BY her frlsnus and reduced to extrcrnn
poverty, slle retired fow days ago to a room in
te'nnted to take her life. by ctIances = l,~tton
IN tler tress caused The bullet to tsa hcr hnart
atld 70 bury ftsclf In licr shoulder, Wnenrs Il
stneso stnss nas been extracted The trarie clrcur!
,ils 1nrtara havn created Great nnsthx ..,nnT
.; a,,e ad,n!rera 81 "The l'rtncess Vaira uien.H;
mn! should Nine. pa,hkoR recover fr"a' b,r
he,'oma isr o wound fund will bc turned to p,sea
her once more IN position above nrnurv,
, 1879-06-05
Dcticacy Of Mint Scaios,

Fs11 OFItaHs 1tt1<g.
The f,ne Eold-wcighiug scales made IN Phtla.
delphta for the New Orleans Mint and PLACED
tral invention md accurate workmansAlp, The
larrcr OF the two has O capncitY OF 10000
OUNCES troy, or about CSC ponds a7oirdupoIs,
and, Nhen loaded to its full weight, viii lnlicnte
= Tnraation OF IL ,N0 part Of an ounce, Of the
Another pair ol scales Is ths ono Intended ior
weighing gold only. II has bearings composed
Of Tie finest sgates, which have been ground
With wonderful precision. So !do1tcato Is tins
machine that It will give tho precise weight Of q
human hair, and Is susceptible 70 the slightest
atmospheric changes Mtlliods OF do|larss
worth Of precious metals Will betwaphsd au.,
nuaily upon these 6cule8. I'll
, 1879-06-05
Tie Electric Light,

: 0. = , NTI9W Ifz1lIC{5 lDNFNH{,
=, lrot. COIN, ol Drcslau. lsas Lee1l lately max
llls experiments with the eIpctriu I!gbt IN thu
cyes Ut nuMil'ur Of persona for Tie purpose OF
Ecrsatlon OF eoloF. lIc las fund tjut iettera.
spots, mi! colors ase perceived at q much great.
u dfatanec through the medium OF electric jiyht
m tI,ati ny day 1r Ea'ight. i,e sensation of yol.
light, Of red skiold, uilJ Of .rpsu md Il htus n1s
ahout txofoi1, Eyes thas could only With aif-
hc.!lty pcrcesvu aaA Distinguish, enoTs by div.
iig!t @ or gasi'sht were much aed by ihs Electric
strengthened, Prof. Lohu concludes frbn1 tt.is
iar, t1at electric light would proyu excsedinglY
uteth! III places "llcge 1t IL doaieat,la tint sR-
Ilnls should he seen ut great distance. Ife
clsE1hu nscu VIVA Gru.Htne's ecctru-1,ugnellu
, 1879-06-05
ARCHERY.

a number OF wel1-known archors from Cray-
fordsyillc. Ind, visited this city yesterday
and In company with somo Chicago lovers oil
archery visited White-stockIng Park und In
uu'eed IL praeticc-ahoot. TIlcshooting MAS ut
tlc Single York Round, 10 arrows at 100 yards;
~ at 10 yards; et nt6o yards. Tho shooting was
not I'm to as high stnndAru US s,l thesu nrrhrra
are capable Of attaining. Th9 shooting Of viii
Ihompson sas especially t!uc, md via n,4cit
admirtd by tile lew suertators present, Thut of
t!e members Of tile Charlottesville team.
Mcesra' troWer, Bovu, ulll McSlcsLclla,,, wan
with tau low. hlcssrs. Conyer. IIaii, aIi
larnea a!d tho best stluotng for Chicago. Nr.
Joy, Of ,kokomo, Nas hardly up to L[s usasi
nlrk, though he showed evidences OF skill,
!hc shooting WIS an inpr0tnptu practice af.
ta1r, md Today the Charlottesville Evutlpins,,
pny p short visit to Highland park, where tlcy
will lave another slloot, 'tN'
, 1879-06-05
Attempted Suicide Ut u Famous Rut,nn
AuthUfesR

OdeasA has Just wltnessed tic attemptc1
suicide Of Niue. l,aahkol, ono ul tle most ;ai-
ente1 Of modern isussIau ioyrttsts. Her CAREER,
w aketehcd by the Uolus, Is sl,,E,1lariy yariei
an1 t9l. Of interest. Her father was i baIriu,
or serl proprietor, OF Tie old school, tho vwuer
" 1,tNo sonls, aud descendant OF the anclcut
Tartar PrlsNss. lie was Of III exceedingly dc.
spofiG tun peratncnt, and brought w Ills daughter
nccoEifng to uluacullnc principles, teaching hcf
tu wrcstle, to fence, to usa the sxurl
,lild revolver. and to ride astrido on Au5ss1ayk
like mau: At the ago of 10 she Wrute her tiTst
loysl,-" The frtnccss Of Yatra dlensEt, ~
which at onru to1k tbs public tasta, and l,,asia
her na'le fa.Dntls among the rlt.a OF Mpkyun. A
year later Der father married IieT otf hand to
brtrntlIa, aud u IL not surpraIng to learn In
consequence t!at II " sho WIS already
divorced nnu living alona III her faiher's
Moscow nlAiIston.. IleFe shs cseated uue
Of the most iashiunable salons OF ilu
old Capital, md 10 Tie YrEy zenith OF her popll-
lArlty snarrlcu lshkoir, The lniltouatrc u,Nl
retired for u twclyeulonth to his mining cs,stes
IN tile Urals. llur sccont husband wps then
Russian u9ent In E0ypt, anlt sAn
accompanied HIN th,l,er. uusl bufDsa long ba,I
the rara aEl singular honor Of dining uloDu
,;n!.,,t VIZ ,ne yiseroy, Ttt!ug q load.s t'sa
Jnurney through Syria and PalestI,.e, not
eonlinnH herself, Ike aFtlIuasY lady tourists,
70 tho nIaln rua1y, but roSulinE stout III
thh ilost unkettleu dlstricts. uu !.cs return ~
1he Mediterranean shu Ment oH = yRehtlp. cruise
, 1879-06-05

=, , L0N10h 170Es, W0Y q.
Tbs "littlc warn which Holland b Is been
wagIng with tho Acffneso fur 10 many years is
not yet finished, though there have bacn DO i'm
postant active operations for some months and
the affair Is generally almost forgotten, The
ircessant rains hayo rendered military move
tncnta impossible, and the atch troops harn
been employed as far as possible ID inttcnc HING
their positions, collecting provisions, and r..
k!cknesa among tic troops. Boue Of the native
Chiefs have opened negotiations for q treaty OF
peace, but the state Of the country has pr,,-
verified regular and rapid communications, and,
tiSeh have temporarily ceased, the war il pppar-
cntly almost AZ far from an end Is oyut.
, 1879-06-05

.--- :. 84p191H2, :
Apfooos OF tha sayings Of the littlc onea,
am reminded Of an incident which touched ma
very much At tho time. and mxy fnd respon-
si7e chord Ia the hearts Of soma who arc parents.
was sitting on tnY porch on pleasant summcr
morning. When up runs littls 5-yea1.old Bell
"papa;' she nsks, "may 70 over and niar
with Casria auhltea" aud then, as she seemed
to discern . dssrnt In my facc, sla put hor
ittie rosebud lips to mine. MD quickly added;
Was there ever niors charming protest aralnst
. hast1 and lnconstderato apswcrt OF cour.e
the little girl had her wish. We are, PERKINS,.
AL too ready, thouRhtleesly, to deny many o}
seem triaIng to Us, but arc everything to them.
And when their little appeals come, before iot.
ting tho "noh rise too quickly 10 our lips, lei
us think minute. pS' '~~
, 1879-06-05

t!.hf fatmes. Ind mostly Expressed them.clv..
i'le1dly 70 T. During rle Administration OF
tsns,. g5a SGa .unno Russel BE- e.gs tbs Go,nment
tifyps Is SIsppo11; no;,cs, a. ths same % dms Idsu
~ Liberal Conservatives. VIZ In ysH M.,chs 3t
., e.. .tsss sss.h e i y NJ: R,aed she sa1s /
~ ~. se9ea, 6ad been unjustty treated Ia Cab
auenee. The Duke activcjy inerestet, hjnsefr
70 al questions affecting Rottisl, lateresta
I,eugnt nc nsr. oooT1 Of H. as Leesl1u1e especially i
~; neto2k S part IN tic aRlatien on The Eccicsiss
tenI llt!es ASSUMPTION qrestion, aid addressed
A., letter to ths Bishop ot 01iord ia rcierencs 10
H. ~ G1ol9st o. ule Hishop and lis clergy against
Certain new dioceses. When LORI h Jos,a R!s. 5n,o
tsrs com6, 6 .s oa The T., suse. I'D passed
.peeeh Of sb, wsb bic ars aitFscsed
PUBLIC attention, AMI Is said 10 bays irfiuenced
snna a louas y.aI 10 IT, aseGo; Iu s
cepted Office IN the Cabinet Of The EAT.
pl Aberdeen, as Lord {riyy Seal. On tfu,
sts oFeak.sg 1. up Of tint hIgtstry, IN Febru-
lord - JOHN Russell and The appointment Of Mr..
hoebnek'a famous Committee Of Inquiry tntu
u. t4e 1sate OF the British army before sebastopoI,
rs utsee Ieta1ed the sams otlles under tho
Some Postmaster-Gcnera1. liz wa elected.
rector q Tic University Of Glasgow IN Noyau-
tes. is54. ln September, 1g'5, the Duke Of
Argyll presided over tho twenty-1fth snnuai
meeting Of the Brtttsh Association for ths AL
vaneement Of Sctencc, held at Glasgow, Uis
inaugural address Was mastery competition,
descriptive Of the great advances inadc Il,
science saucc the Brtlsh Association ytsftcd tho
'a!ne lam CITY fifteen years previously, and was
listened to With rapt attention by 4 crowded
aau1sencs, Including, among others, the Earie Of
t;Glint2un mud Harrowby, Lord WrottcsIoy. and
flihce !.tic!en Bonapaetc. =,
=, ing Duke Of Argyll married, In 1874, Lady
Elizabeth Georgtana Cover, eldeat daughter Of
ne Duke Of Sutherland and nirce Of the Eari at
lts eldest son, tho Marquis Of Lorno, now 0oT-
';TnoF General Of Canada, ras bonn at Stafford
house, st. James, In the yenr 1s46 HIS Graca
nuredltary 3faster Of the Queens House
lo!d 10 Scot! !and and Hereditary Sheriff vi Ar
!Sless1tre: also Vtce.Licuscnant Of that COUNTY.
!eting been appointed 10 the latter Office on liz
|eath @ q his father 10 18A7. In Lord Pslmer-
t9ns % Caboet of 1869 the Duke resumed the
hscc % Lord friyY Seal. lie held ia tie Glad
tos's Ministry Of 1865'1i the post Of Secretary
! stats 1or India. AS an author ho has cniued
2 nflab'e diattnctton bv his volumes on The
lcgn q Law uS00), "Prtneval Man It f1BeOl.
NJ - Eastern Question (ls7gy. He mado swo
'eeEs nko b notable speech in the House Of
'oFds III opposition to the 1,eaconsfeld Cabinet,
, 1879-06-05

Gen. F. E. Spinner has written letter. in
which he says he resigned the poaltiQu Of Upited
etatea TFcasnrer because Secretary boutwell,
interfered With the employees Of his odlco, and
suppressed that part OF bis annual report IL
convertible Into bond bearing u low rats ot
interest, the latter to be reconrerthe Into cur
rency.
, 1879-06-05
PEDESTRIANISNI.

6uectat Dls,afch to 7as Tribune
'MoGnndoR, H., Lune 4.-C. +, rtcrce. WIN IN
to walk from Crcsco, 1a, to DunkIrk, N, Y,.n
distance q 1.0oo mtles, in LOCO hours, arrlyct,
here At :e0 this evening, eighteen hours uhcatl
, 1879-06-05

1~s AD''t" 3fpIicH ~ t"s l}1oRH&.
DEs MolNas 1a., june 4.-lilrus vent on tl,o
driv!ug parls salf-nile truck to-day TOR a nl,rsa
OF 81, ,Go e ile beat 2;20 u,,u anolhpr $i,6n If
bs .nn 5a1de 4l4. de made two l,eats III al: utltl
four other horses lrom spian's stable vii tTnt qt
~ the lree.fvr-atl rnrc, lsarus barred, for 1t .
70 tile .:5o elnss s,lltAD, from Prairie Civ, took
Infeo .1 saraight M leqts In 2:so, o;42, and 1850
three lrats In 2:85, SSH, ami 2:33X. '''A
TOLEDO,
TOLEDO, O., June 4.-TlIc entries for thc ANN.
me- mer meeting OF tile Tr.state TrottluE Assocta.
ton closed last night with d list uf eitrntv
horscs, embracing nearly Or quite oil te bcsit
ohes III ttic country. Tie nlcetlng opcus Juut,
~, continuing tuuf days. '''Ao
THE MANCHESTER cur.
LONDON, IlIuo 1.-The AIanrhcstcr cun ,,,e
won By Sartipgton. ~"p "as
, 1879-06-05
SPORTING NEWS,
rbe Cfncinnutis Defeat The Syracuse
Nine by q Score Of 6 to5.
,,,ahIo Trotters and Runners TINT Will
" Speed II in Chicago This
Summer.
n, Winners at tho Jerome Park and Gin
ciunati Races Yesterday.
DASE-I}ALL.
SYRACUSE w. CINCINNATI.

6ptci1l WkRdlch 70 71f 7FIhunA
SYRACUSE, N. r., June 4.-Thn fourth, game
.,,.eu The syracuse CLUB and tho Cincinna,js
n, Won to-day by the latter by t1cir splendid
tthlng. Hhi1o tho Stars battsd hard, the
r,[ors kept their lincs closed. and let few
,s,nces escape. The fatal error wts made by
r,rpentcr In tia fifth inning.
THE AcDRE.
, 1879-06-05
hlloatl, whining by length, (;as1t Claw second.
E!lL Utll0n lllE!l, Mhcclnr fourth Hu1u N ahass

n1'oaa, winning by a length, CASH Claw second.
n,! ~, Dt!l9n e thi,, Whccar fourth, Butnblobcs
"'s yacoaI nn!o;'.a ntana nd1s.anesi; t1c, ;lt}1f,
WIneeicr; 70; Dush 90; auld, la. Xii aos ut
'o'i,0Ta1 p aIl tie nihers. Thla potiilon wan
" a,d l,n 1Haa , tn3o,,ssSai .snsSnd ;e tst NILE Do.
!ell 10 rear: Coming around tile last nIie biz
~, ,nn gained first. i,naittot., followed closely BY
nbplsbec' IN bs6 ny! down tho honestre,ch tle ai.
e1ptn @ 'sa " aHx a III M Inh D2iin ,.,n " won ~
D:45I. "S'''' "'''"'esu' ''e'
), Third aeat-'rI.cro was lively scramble In
!s H. m no3!a, a'!d NambeIee was safinE ut f00 10
2t go9a start was made, with Duah III Tic lend,
when lie soon 0pcnpi To rau Of TWENTY
iRengtns, walGi' llo ht'1 until the last alf.nllt.
niu0'opee Lieu rautlly clused IN On him ut,l
LIZ nia taIs,i race Yas dash of trcc-fourlha Of
9 g mile, With the following startcrs; CUl.
n splaguc, klrk, ll!pk,lon ParFissn, Annio Low,
WHY n nastsr. ro.ls sold before Tho rare: Cot
ashthas, ~; Held, TO- a. ihs atart Annie jt,yc
,eu. Cottrjll's SECOND. Coming around ti,c
ioWer tnrn Annie Lure ran into tie fence ani
Ef's KIr rst W" 9,c, came 70 tlo front, winning easily,
tH1Ls n1tM Mfst. Col. sirague secontl, Htnckstp1l
anira' rafrissa fourtf Anh!s Love and Buster
= paa hlth mud s'xth} time, :23
IAnDAg rAhK.
JEROME PARK, N. T., June 4.-1he attend
anee 49,, W. = stnasl aud track heavy.
na,, Inc iafst racc, one mile nllu a furlonr, was
9S,I, wnn hy nestia, Una second, alaritann Third.
o Tho Maryianu Stakes, ono mile for a-ycar.o,a
n'ales, w. so'1 by Foritla, Anna Augusta scr-
Old. ldier third. Time, I'll. wv
PREVIOUS WINNERS.
iua sa9' ,u.,. Time. Sxrond,
tss77sti-sGn,.na.''.'..' .".....i 40 Ascenaon.
iS77-2sntta1a iS77-snm. 1no Mcreisss.
'o1o-Jefsey l3Bllc Fit'y....... 1:5Gli Hello.
iiotllrd race was fort the Westcl,cstcr cr Cur.two
atm idurter 'hsfcs. lI'e st!rtvrs wcrt, Lfat,,.
Pc a!ld inFerhore. BmalI Interest was fntnu
y lha race, u1nl the betttng was loo to Ii tint
nfa1hole i1,a ,, would WIN. Draniblo wvn by l9O
, 1879-06-05

Inc thrdraee waH fur the WGttcl,cster C,,r,, ,two
ntnt guurter mics. lIIe styrtyrs wnrt, itre,n.
pc anti invernore. Small Interest was taken
u, itils race, u the batting wgs LOO to II; ti,nt
nfa1ho'e iaaIaa ,,, would YIN. Dran,blo wun BY lsO
, 1879-06-05
IaE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY 1s7oTxzt n.cra

.'R Ma9hG enough to protest nothing eyaa rail-
o.cah"htIH tho lrlle WAS growing III pumlcrs
ea.1 a.M pnwer, u'Id when Sckuknni took uu liz.
bio hatiDn. ~" ~ 1s"P's"'