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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

The BYRD-AND-NINTH STREET RAILROAD
TRACK AND THE TOBACCO TRADE.-The
question OF the new track OF the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad on Byrd and Ninth
streets was before the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday. The talk OF pulling up the
track seems to have alarmed the receivers
0f tobacco, as, il no accommodations can be
had here for the temporary handling OF TO.
bacco, much OF the stock in the hands OF
planters in the James-Riyer Valley will 90
up TO Lyncbburg.
The following resolutions first passed the
Board OF Managers and subsequently the
Association
Frederick r. Scott, president Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, explained
TO the Association the character Of the pro-
posed improvements now going on at the
new depot.
Whereas railroad track has been laid
across Byrd and Ninth streets by the Rich
moDd and Petersburg Railroad Company
for the accommodation OF the business OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, and TO
enable that road to receive aud deliver
freight until its permanent depot in the ba-
sin can be erected, and whereas said track
has been laid without the city authorities
having first given the usual formal assent,
and the Committee on Streets have now
under consideration the question OF re-
quring the track TO be pulled up,
ResOtUsd, That in the opinion OF the
Board OF Managers OF this Association SAID
railroad track is in no way an obstruction
to the ordinary street traffic, its use cannot
impede the business OF that part OF the city,
and in consideration OF the closing Of the
canal and consequent blockade Of the traffic
from the James-River Valley to Richmond,
il is very important that no difficulty be
thrown in the way OF the transfer OF freight
from the canal TO the new railroad, there
fore this Association respectfully request
the Committee on Streets to permit the use
OF the said track until the matter can be
acted on by the Council.
Adopted unanimously by the Board OF
Managers Of the Tobacco Trade OF Rich
mond this 18th Of September, 1880, and
confirmed by the said trade in mass-meeting
on the same date.
JAMES A. SCOTT, President.
Teste: PeutOn Wise, Secretary.
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pleasant until about o'clock. when
there was a very sharp rain, lasting for
about an hour. After this time 1t was show
cry at intervals until after midnight.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o n. NJ, 90;
Q A. NJ, 10; noon, 7S; p. NJ, 76; p.
w., rs; midnight. Ga.
Mean temperature, II 46.
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FIFTH DIsTRICT-BETHEL SCHOOL,

Begins on the southern line Of The corporation
and runs along the middle line of Fifteenth street
TO It's intersection with the railroad; thence 10 the
northern limo OF the corporation; thence along this
line east aud south 10 The inter ection OF NeDable
and Eighteenth streets, embracing both sides, TO
Franklin street. thence along this street, embracing
both sides. 10 Twenty -1fih street. and along this
street to Main street thence along Main street aud
Williamsburg avenue. embracing both Sides 10 Gill
lies creek; thence along This and the eastern line
of the cor poralion 10 the southern line.
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CAROLINE JONES. Of Columbia, Pa, says
Send me one dollars worth of TUFTS Pnns /
1nd them to be the best medicine for sick Headache
and Indigestion I ever tried. My aeqnalntances
have fallen in love with them, and desire to.hsye
them. You have conferred a great blessing upon
thousands of suffering females.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

SENT OK TO THE GRAND JuRY.-Kit john
son (colored) was before Judge Richard.
sons court yesterday charged with un'aw-
fully and feloniously breaking and entering
the stable OF Joseph Hall In the daytime
and stealing thereirom sundry articles u
the value Of el.sO. the property OF Charles
Morris' johnson was sent On to the grand
iurv oi the Husliugs Court, and co.nmilted
10 fall, ball being refused.
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.....sEPTEMBER IA, 1880.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS P0R RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, higher barometer. winds
veering TO cooler westerly, partly cloudy or
cloudy weather, and numerous rains.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
~ No. 1oQ NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
CCHUOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

Encourages by the success Of last session. Pro-
yysson HAS FLTFF viii resume The duties of his
school on the l5TH OF sEPTtMBER, 1880. BY
ms method very yonng children, as well rs ooer
pufds are enabled, through daily DRILL and use of
ibe for,lgn languages 10 write and speak them per-
feclly.
Best references given from schools and patrons
Of this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons II
desired. Hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
SCHOOLS of English.
PupIIs can enter AZ any time during The session.
for circulars aud further particulars apply at 304
.eagf fsracc street. 24.lm
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HoRsroRp,s Acln punsrnArr

IN NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF APPETrrk, ETC.
used Horsfords Acid Phosphate In nervous do.
biliy, brought on by overwork In warm weather.
with good results. Also, In loss OF appetite from
want of tone of stomach and bowels.
GIN. COLLINS, MD.
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The following Is summary OF superln-
tendent,' reDOrts for the month OF August ::

No reports from Park-Place and LAUREL
Street schools.
The next meeting will be held at Clay
Street church second Sunday in October.
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SAP SUNDAY SroRT.-John Napier, o
youth about ten years old. 10 wrestling
with a com. .paDion Sunday evening on the
hAli cart of the amsbouse, was thrown vic.
hentty 10 the ground, aud 10 falling one OF
biz, arms was caught beneath bis body and
r,roken near the eIbow.!oint. He was taken
;, TO the almshouse, Where the fracture was
reduced by the resident physician, and then
taken IN his home, on Fourth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

LICENSE TAxEs.-H liceh,, q taxes are not
maid before the 10th instaps. Assistant. Trea-
surer Tinsley. viii be compelled BY law to
report the delinquep's to the HussIngs
Ccut for Its ACTION, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

MoRisoN's PILLS for Headache. Biliousness.
MoRlsoN's PILLS for Kidneys and Bladder.
MoRIsoN's PILLS for Chills and rheumatism.
MoRIsoN's PILLS, PILCHER. next Express offe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

W. ID. BLAIR e. Co., 100 Main street. have re-
ceived another supply ofirst-rate Green Tea, which
they are selling at soc. q mound.
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wO0D AND coal
IRON.WORKS.
THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,

THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA,
BUILD FREIGHT-CARs OF ALL DEsCRKs
MAKE wueE2s as2ssi Sisp AxLEs,
AND All KINDS or
RAILWAY WORK, fisH-pLATGN, 0DAxh
CHAIRS SPIKES AND nAk-tptON
Of ALL SIZES
HORSE AND MULE.sti0Es, WATER. ASu
n,,,.. !, ,soS SAs.dfirRE, .sd AZ N ~ sr,ras. :
~ ss,sm fssssdeal
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SEE THE NOVELTIES IN DRESS GooDs,AG LEVY
BRorHERs'.-Iiandsome styles OF new Dress
Goods from l2xc. 10 1926 per yard.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR LINEN GooDs' is at LEV,
BROTHERS.. If you want hrst-cIass goods at tin
lowest prices, give them a call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

LADIES, DEnICATE AND FRRBLE.
IL YOU wish to be healthy and beautiful, take Col
den's LIRBiG's LIQUID BEEF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

NoTE-PAPER AND ENVELOPES, Cards and IN
velopes, all kinds OF WritIng-Paper and Envelope
at very low prices ri LEVY BROTHERS..
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FOURTH DISTRICT-CENTRAL SCHOOL
Embraces that portion of The city lying between
the norihern and southern corporation line east OF
The middle line OF Fourth street and west OF the
middle line of Fifteenth street 10 Its intersection
with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and thence
ON the north.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

FOR ALL /HoUsE.cLEANING use R3kDr OF
EUREKA CLEANER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

WINDOW w-sHADEs.-Latest styles of window.
Shades. BOOTH & Co, Tenth street.
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MOSQUITO NET MOSQUITO NET l+-Piuk, ~,
Green, Yellow and White Mosqsi,o Net al Lry
BROTHERS.:
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

Roberto lyme. SIP. NJ. commissioners sale
or lot, with framed store No. 3i6y aBte two
frsmtttenems Dts and one det3che iJriok house
thereOn- Seventeenth Detw Broad aud
Marshall streets.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL. 8 PM, trustees sale OF
valuable improved real estatein The city % Man
chester.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A.. M, l,oasehsid farni-
TURF. mattresses, counters, stoves, eto.
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FINE GREEN TEA at soc. pound.
w. ID. BLAIR & CO., llO9 Main, stleet.
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THIRD nIsTRICT-LEIGH SCHOOL,

Begins at the intersection Of Fourth and Grace
streets, and runs along the middle line OF Fourth
street TO The corporation line GU the north thence
along this line 10 Brook avenue; thence along the
middle line OF Brook avenue and Adams street 10
Grace street. and thence along the middle line or
Grace street to the point Of beginning.
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READY CLEANER at PncHER's, next to Ex
press office.
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SIXTH Observation-Disclosures SCHOOL

SIXTH Observation-Disclosures SCHOOL,
Begins on the northern line Of The corporation at
ibe intersection OF Vtnable and Eighteenth streets,
and runs along The eastern and northern lines OF
the Bet bel district. embracing The ierrbory east OF
Eighteenth and north of Franklin street 10 Twenty
fifth street. north Of Main street aud Williamsburg
avenue 10 the eastern line OF the corporation.
No district is defined for SPRINGFIELD
SCHOOL at present, but 1t will be supplied with
pupils from the Bellevue district.
j. ii. PEAY, JR..
sel2.2t Superintendent schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

WALLPAPERS, Window Shades and Coruces
BOOTH 6 Co., Tenth street near Main.
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OFFICE OF CITY supERISTESDESr orl
SCHOOLS,
e0J MARSHALL STREET, (
RICHMOND, VA. September Ii. 1850,
DUBLIC SCHOOLS.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH. AT o A. NJ.
TEACHERS viii be engaged WEDNESDAY I'm
registering former punils.
On THURSDAY new applicants wiz be admit
ted. In consequence OF the jewish Day or Atone
ment occurring on "Wednesday, jewish children who
attended The school last session viii be registered
Thursday, and win have precedence Of new appi-
canis.
PRINCIPALS AND TEAcHERsRLEcT OF
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS and reserve teachers
elect from The class OF '77-'7S will meet Tuesday,
September I4th. Al 10 a. NJ. nj The High-Scbool
building for organization.
TEACHERS OF TIE NAyY-HiLL SCHOOL
viii meet TUESDAY at l2 nj. at the High-School
building.
CHILDREN OF ELBA-sCHO0L DISTRICT,
No. 2. will be registered st Ciay-school building,
and schools Will be rsanzed which will be taught
al Ciay-School building and Eiba Methodist church
until the new building can be competed.
Springfield Hall will be occupied by pupils OF
Bellevue district until the Sprineheid-Schoo build
ing Is completed. Children for THIS school will reg
ister at Bellevue school.
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IA6TA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROMCN
- ME LOCK-GATks, .Richmond dock. Hc26
ONE SMALL BAY H0Rss-s.sssied IN Ieit
on sTetursing hin will bslioerally rewarded.
JOHNCORBtTT.
se,lAhs Old De,tntos Steamship Wharf.
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SECOND DlsTRICT-ELBA SCHOOL,

SECOND DISTKICI-tLBA sCffOVL-
Begins at the intersection CT Main street with The
weshrn corporation line. and runs along the mid
die line of Main street 10 Henry street; thence
along the middle line of Henry street 10 Grace
street thence along The middle line OF Gloce street
To Aoams street; thence along tie middle line OF
Adams street and Brook avenue 10 The corporation
line thence along said line on lie north and west
10 the point Of beginning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

Mt. VERNON MILITARY ACADEMY,
a. r. DOG0ETT tJjussersiry ~ virginia). snper-
fntepdent. JAMES n. FDMUNDS Virginia Mill
tsry iDstitutsl. Ccmmandspt or Cadets.
Charges. per session of nine months, Including
Uniform, f6o and $40; or per term or three
months, ex3 and e20. Apply ut Tbirtieih and
Main streets. 14-1tf
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS

TTNIV RSIT Y SCHOOL, PETERS
u BURG, VA.--Tbe sixteenth annual session OF
this SCHOOL FOR BOYS beRins OCTOBER
1sT. Thorough preparation for the University OF
Virginia and other Colleges. lligsly recommended
by tbe Faculty and by Professors In special
"Sehools OF the University. For catalogue ad-
eTess W. GORDON MCCABE,
au l3-eodl I'm Principal.
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No change has been made 10 the districts for coored
children. The following is the rearrangcinent OF
The school districts for white children.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCH

FIRST DIsTRiCT-MAbiSDN sChooL-
Begins al the intersection Of Main street WIN the
western CORPORATION line. and runs along said line
10 its intersection wi The continuation Of Eonrth
street; thence along the middle line OF Fourth
street 10 Grace street; thence along the middle line
OF Grace street 10 Henry street; thence along me
miodIe line of Henry street 10 Main street thence
along The middle line OF Main street 10 the point OF
beginning.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 1872
ID EAST FRANKLY STREET.-The sixteenth

session commences WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
18Th, and oses on the 18th June following: rhe
discipline Is strlct the schoor0oms large aud airy,
ihe teachers faithful. Those intending 70 enter
their soas win please do possible, as the
number OF seals is limited. Circulars al the book
store. Charges: Elementary English. per session
of nine msnhs, s63; BigDtr English and Mathe-
MATES. s6Q; Lain, Greek. French, and German,
each. 81 8 paya able each three months IN ADVANCE
sc Aim 4. Il. BEACH. Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-14

TEACHERS WANT D.--T REE
l. PRINCIPALS WANTED for the Public
schools OF HeDrico. Schools open on the 2cth IN
slant. Amply 10 County Superintendent on. ERf-
DAY, 17ih instant, corner OF Twrnty.secODd and
Main streets, Richmond, Va, between 10A. u and
I2P.M. ID E.GARDNERy
County Superintendent Schools.
o.S In Tn Thg NAT
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" sl-eodtsepi q, ,tdt25sep '' '''''''

MISS LIZZIE K. MUNFORD will re-
INl open her sc HOOL FOR GIRLS and BELLIES
LFTTRES CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES SEP
TFMBER 29D. at II 7, Franklin and Second streets.
SEWING TAUGHT without extra charge.
au 3l-,Od2w wSd2wt
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, ATHIRD
w HAND ON BREAD. Apply to-.
X. ADAAk
sc l4-lt* Tweifhistseet.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,

DICHMOND COLLEGE,
HI RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 23D and con-
tnnes without iniCrmission niDe months.
The College employs eight fu!l professors. who
give thorough instruction IN Latin, Greek, Modern
Languages. English, Mathematics. Physics, ,Chemis-
try. Moral Philosophy. aud Law.
No location more heaiihful. Moral influences re-
stTaining and elevatiDg.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
one hundred and ninety-hve dollars (fl95) win
cover expenses for nine months session, Of board,
tuition mairicustiop, room rent, servants attend
anee. fuel, lights, and washing. For city students
boarding at home, 467.50.
For catalogues. giving full particulars, apply At
the bookstores or address B. PUKYEAR,
Chairman of Faculty.
q N "a
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Miss AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
1Nl SUME THE DUTIES OF HtR SCHOOL on
the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT.
Competent assistance IN everv department.
VI. LA PLACE Will have charge of the French
classes.
Grace street. au l7-tOc2
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EUREKA CLEANER at drug and grocery.stores
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WANTED, A No. COOK
w q. a. STEEL.
eel4.3t 723 Main street.
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WANTED, IN A WHOLEsALEHARD-
w WARE HOUSE. A PUSHING, ENERGETIC
MAN 10 navel in The south. None but those well
acquainted with the business need apply. Address,
with reference, Nv. P.8.
Baltimore Post Onsce, BalIimoreY Nd.
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WANTED, WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
w 90 gORTH--NeW York. New Jersey, and
Connecticut for private families; also, ONE BOY,
eighteen 10 twenty ye. rs TO attend to diRing-room
and clean up Office. Apply 10 J.iP JUSTiS,.
Employment Agent,
SO I4-lt4 9Fifteenth street
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SOME USES or CHARcoAL.--C Charcoal,
laid fat whilo cold ona burn causes the,
pain to abato Immediately; byleaving it on,
for an hour the burn seems almost healed
when the wound is superficial. Strewn
over heaps of dccomposod pclrs, over dead
animals, charcoal prevents an unpleasant
odor. Powdered charcoal sprinkled over
meat that is tainted will sweeten and treshen.
it. Foul water is purified by it. II is great
disinfe Giant, aud will sweeten offensive air
ifplaccd in shallow trays around apartments.
IL is so very porous that it absorbs and con-
denscs gases rapidly. One cubic inch Of
fresh charcoal will absorb nearly one hun
dred inches OF gaseous ammonia Charcoal
forms an excellent poultice for malignant
wounds and sores. In cases Of what is called
proud hesh il is invaluable. II gives no
disagrceatle odor, corrodes no metal, hurts
no texture, Injuries no color. is a simple and
safe swcetcner aud disinfcctant A tea
spoonful Of charcoal in halfa glass of water
often relieves sick headache. I. absorbs
the gases and relieves the distended stom-
acb, passing against the nerves which ezue
tend from tho stomach TO the head. Ef ~
fen. relieves constipation, pain, or IIz a
burn sf - -
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asils and Ihe qmrat us d M aap


GENERAL -MoCLELLAN's sWARHhNa---
The GROWTH or IMPEeIALisM,-G Gen.
George Is. Mcclellan addressed n large
Democratic niass meeting ut .Oswego, M.
Y, three weeks ago. Amongosherthings
"The war of tho Union, so far as the
crack of the rife is concerned, was decided
over fifteen years ago. Otherwise, .unfor-
tunately, it issnot finished. One party has
sought to keep up sectional animoslies and
to widen rather than to close the chnsm be-
tween the North and the South. Thnqucs-
tion now is, what kind Of a, Uniopeia tkis o.
g 92 sss Sss s,' aIaS |sya. = r ! s :
Union - force, wbero sectionai ablnosity IS
still rife. This question is to be settled
this Fall. Too many ulen place their party
ahead of their country. This Is tho atti-
tude of the Republican party. TO tho
Democratic party We owe tho acquisition of,
territory and the legislation which has made.
our county what it is now--the home Of
countless millions" On tho question Of tho
solid South, Gen. Mcclellan said when the
pressure that had made her solid is removed
she will divide on living questions, and
there will be no more solid South. He did
not wish the success Of the Democratic prrty
to depend on the solidity of any section.
As to the cry that the Democratic party
viii! de trey the industries Of tho country,
he said the Democratic party has been ia
power five y ears and has not impaired or
ruined any industry. The tariff ought noe
to be party issue. Our people are averse'
to direct taxation, but the tariff necessary
toproyide for payment Of the public debt is'
so great that it is necessarily protective.
The tariff, question effoctsxp xpections, and
those sections will send prchibitiouist sorA
'frcetrader to Congress, ,sbe he Democrat Or
Republican, according as they think their
interests dictate. Capitalization fspower
is the most important feature in. this can
yass! Tho power Of the government has;
been found sufficient to settle; all internal
difficulties and to put down the great rebel.
lion, and he did not sec what strong gov,
ernment is wanted for unless to put down
the people,"
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!. The SIDE.SADDBE ON THE TURF.-Tho
twenty-milc equestrienne race between
Misses Jewett, Pinneo and Buckingham
came near being fiat failure. Th, after
noon was cold and disagreeabie, strong wind
blowing from the north. The Jockey Club,
track was heavy and the attendance small,
Miss Buckingham, the "Muzeppa" rider, il
was thought would give the other ladies
sl .Ts,s as ssass y; ses ss,sS ses'ss'X
poor, for shc dropped behiad from thostari,
.her animal going ut an easy circus lope,
while the others were galloping with long,
aud rnpid strikes. The actress proved no
match. for the tough little girls Of the Far
West, and at the fourth time around, hay
ing lost nearly mile, she suddenly throw
up tho sponge. One Of her groomsmen,
jumped into her saddle and sped around tho.
track, as if to show her how easy thing it
was, but she did not try again. Miss jew.
EFT had taken tho lead at the start and kept
it until tn, sixth mile, when Miss Pinneo
suddenly sprang to the front and maintain.
ed strong lead until tho end of the thir--
teenth mile. when, it is said, Miss Jcwett
was unable to stop her horse, and 80 kept on
She did not gain much by this, as Miss Pin
noe soon caught up with hor, and they
came down the homestretch of the four
teenth mile together. This was the most
exciting heat of the contest, aud the remain-.
der of the race was apparently going to be
very close; but Miss Pinneo got bad horse
for the fifteenth milo and it ran back
wards, sideways aud every way but straight
ahead, while Miss Jewett's was going like
the wind. Then Miss Pinneo rodo to the
Judges stand and said, "I will not ride
against two-milo horse;it is contrary to
agreement" No amount Of entreaty would
induce her to go ahead, 80 Miss Jewett rodo
out the remaining six heats, making her
twenty miles in SO minutes and 20 seconds,
and winning the purse Of $4,000. Miss
Pinneo rode back aud forth in front of the
grand stand until her rival had received tho
compliment of the judges but entered no,
protest 1t is said that she cried at her fall
uro.
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n - = = - n = F*[E
A BRIGHT little,boy who had been 4,

A bright little'boy, who had been On (
gagged In fight with anothor boy, was re-
proved by his aunt, who told him that he
ought always to wait till the other boy
pitched upon him. 'Well" exclaimed tho
little hero, "but if wait for tho other boy
to begin Tm afraid there won't be any
fight"