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j. T. COIDwELL. Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE nv OF 1y IMPROVED
TON AND GEORGETOWN, DC.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
fs q Gonmsia gasssd On the 18th day Of July
No. will sell at public auction in front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, the THIRD DAY OF OCTO-
tbER, AD: 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lot num-
re s In the cy Of %ashpa aon
n situated ON the east side of 7h street. between
f Hs streets northwest. improved by q Two-stor
81; And md, ON THE SAME DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
fnl,an s IA city OF Washington, &C., described as
side Of D sa for the same at point the south
~ inches distant from the northwest corner OF
ng9nS tb %o ndred and ninety three (293) and rum
twenty fS ft WIN SAID sonth side Of said street
four and three fourths @ inches thence west twentv
Que NJ ise tnense IN straight line to the point of be-
buiis being no. y i2sd 5o story brick house
On Ia TuEsp p the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A.
rooi; az hU wv OCLOCkP all that parcel Of
follows Beginning for the same al the ~ e
nundTed and twenty GO feet from the southwest cor
aud at right angles to West street one hunred and
twenty 12O) feet to the outline of Thomas BeaII's
o edition . to with thence
thence northwardly hundred and twenty fiSM FEET
70 the beginning Tbs portion Of this lot conainnr lie
two-story brick house will be offered separafeiv frn9
interest Of the estate. - '-10
Terms Of sale: On each parcel of ground sourth
sash S,ance in equal insta%snts II si1 twelve and
cash at option Of the purchaser Upon payment Of al
ne purchase ::onsy deed win b given to the pur-
sa.ss5 At At his s0 dspcss Of 500 each
s2o-d&ds WHILAA A. GORDON.S Trustees.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
RB sB 5HGE 2Er TgE
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL.
FixTuKEs. LARGE i FIRE Faoo as sAPE AND
HORSES. OMNIBUS. WAGON, HARNESS, &c.
recorded iiber No 49, folio iss. and in EiSer ny
&c N We % s e.
pubic auction, on MONDAY, OCTOBER THIRD.
uing each day thereafter at hour until ali are sold
on the premises. 1929 street northwest; known
as the Imperial Hotel all the goods and chattss therein
sisting in part Of
French Plate Etegere. N. T: Table.
French Plate Mirrors, Wardrobes.
Oak Chamber Sets. Spring Mattresses.
Rosewood Furniture, Bureaus
Bedsteads; Spring, Hair and other Mattresses
!iaSss NJ: T. sidsboards. > i: Chairs, sr
MT. Saloon Tables, Chairs, shades. ''
Bronze Figures and Ornaments. Hat Rack.
Walnut Desk, Walnut Table. Clock.
Walnut Mirrors, Bar Counters.
Cigar Counter, Eating Counter.
Copper Urns and Fixtures
Crockery, Glass and other Ware.
Entire contents of Dining room and Cafe.
Splendid Rosewood and Maple Billiard Tables.
All the Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
Horses, Omnibus Wagon fairness &C., together with
numerous other articles usually found in first
partly named and described above This sale is WORTHY
the attention of hotel keepers dealers and private
WALTER D. DAv1DaE, Trustees.
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PULLMAN CAR Conductors DISMISSED "A
telegram to the New York Herald from Montreal,
September 18th, says: considerable consterna-
ton exists among the Pullman car conductors
on the eastern division of the service, the head
quarters of which is in Montreal. 1t appears
that some time ago a conductor was discharged
from the employ of the Pullman company for
having written to the Police Gazette letter ex-
posing conductor caught in improper relations
with another conductors wife. He was cOnsid-
erably enraged at being discharged, and as soon
as possible complained to General Manager
Brown, of Chicago, that there existed certain
Irregularities in the service. Detectives were
sent over the eastern section of the line and the
result of the whole business is that some twenty
men have been suspended or summarily dis
missed from the service. I. H. Clarke, general
superintendent, has resigned; Charles Robinson,
assistant superintendent, has also sent in his
resignation, and Mr.. Reed, assistant superin-
tendent at Boston, comes here as general super
intendent.n
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The republican city convention of Rochester,
NY, last night chose stalwart delegation to
the state convention
The name Of ElberOn is to be changed to Gar.
field in honor of the dead President.
Rev. s. /. Ferguson. Five Points Mission. NY,
recommends St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and d streets northwest.

noNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and d streets northwest.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE COLLECTION
DH WELL MADE WALNUT PARL0R, DINING
KOOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, EXTRA
HEAVY AND SOLID WALNUT MARBLE TOP
HED ROOM SETS, Pillar EXTENSION
Ssana dH WAARDRoBEs GoMMoDY Hat APP
DESKS, REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIRS.
LEATHER COVERED CHAIRS. OAK CHAIRS,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDSTEADS, Blu
HEAHS; WASHSTANDS. TABLES. HAIR AND
HGSk MATTRESSES, UPWARDS OF TWENTY
BIZ BITU SSELS sc, CARPETS FLOOR DRUGGETs, ,,i 80
ERAL OF WHICH ARE OF LARGE SIZES;
GfKT9gSNKERY AND GLASS, STOVES, kITCH IIN
1dENSILS &c. IN ALL LARGE AND ST.
PERIOR COLLECTION OF WELL-MADE FUR
,NiIURE, &C., AT AUCTION.
O'CLOCK SHARP. O1-2t
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SENATOR PENDLETON ON THE SENATE PROB
LEM.-SenatOr Pendleten has been interviewed
in Cincinnati, and says he has no reason to be-
lieve that any arrangement had been made by
Senators upon program for organizing the SEN
ate with republican president. The democrats,
having majority, must necessarily elect a
democrat, but when the new members are sworn
in, there will be tie. This deadlock he be-
lieved, would lead to an arrangement honorable
to both parties, and the country be spared any
exhibition of rancOr that would be so offensive to
people genarally.
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MRS. LINCOLN's FEARs.-The death OF Presi-
dent Carried has had sad effect upon the meR-
tai condition of the widow of President Lincoln
She suffers intense anguish. frantically declaring
that an assassin murdered her husband, and will
soon Kill her son Robert If he continues to re-
side In Washington. She wants him to resign
and leave public life altogether. He is her only
child.
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The Courts.

IesttIudy. alter our report Closed. w IN
Brown, loud and boisterous and disOrderly con-
duct, SO or so days. Mary Washington. col
Ored, charged with using insulting remarks to
persons on the street in their hearing: IS or Is
days. Clarence and JnO. Lacey and JnO. Haley.
all small boys. We're charged with DESTROYING
private property by breaking the windows of a
school house in South Washington. The court
gave them reprimand and took their personal
bonds to not repeat the offence. Annie Smith,
profanity; s. or days. Maria Williams. do;
do. Fanny Johnson, larceny of lot of clothing
and jewery from Lizzie Dillingham; i'm whose
employ she was as domestic 80 days i'm Jail and
restitution ordered. Mary Gray threats to Nora
Young; personal bonds to keep the peace. An
tnony Grammer, assault on Henry Johnson; IL
months and % days i'm Jail. Henry Jungles, as
sault on Margaret Itcker. who stated that she
owed him bill, and be came to her house and
chOked her because she did not pay him. He
was fined 500 An appeal was noted. Frank
Stewart, assault on Eta Swain by throwing two
beer glasses at her and beating her i'm house of
prostitution in the Division" He was fined
$40 or GO days. Geo. Wilson, a colored boy,
pleaded guilty to stealing shirt from Mary +.
Williams. and he was committed for Judgment.
Jno. w. johnson, assault on Annie Johnson his
wife. by throwing her down and choking her; SIS
or Is days.
To-day, George johnson, larceny of butcher
knife from Mary Collins; S5 or Is days. Samuel
Young, threats to Catherine Young, by threat
ening to shoot her; personal bonds to keep the
peace for six months. Mary Cox, assault on
Sarah Norris, by striking her in the mouth with
a stone; ST. and costs. VIM. Chase, assault on
Chas. S. CrOSsman. This was a fight between
Chase, waiter in Lichau's restaurant, and
guest. Chase was fined S. or Is days Owen
Flood, assault with intent to kill Oliver W. Lon
gan; grand jury; bonds 5000
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The REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN NEW YORK
CTY.-At the republican primaries held in New
York last night to choose delegates : the dis
trict conventions, which eject members of the
republican state convention. to meet in New
York. October 5, the Conklingites carried all
the assembly districts but the ninth. The ru-
NOR that Gen. Grant was to be CHOSEN a dele
gate from the twentieth district proved untrue
There was protracted struggle i'm the fifteenth
district, but the Conkling ticket was declared
elected
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SHOT HIS WIFE AND HIS MoTHER-IN-LAw-
Last evening John Maginnis, % years of age.
living in Nicetown, Pa, went to 1903 Fitzwater
street, Philadelphia, where his wife, who had
been separated from him. lived with her mother
After denOuncing her for not informing him of
the death of child in the early part of the week
he drew pistol and fired, the ball taking effect
in her left breast. His mOther-in-law. Mary
Reed, 40 years old, hearing the shot. pursued
him, when he turned on her and fired twice, one
ball severing the jugular vein and the other en-
tering her heart, killing her instantly. Maginnis
was arrested, although he made a desperate
effort to kill one of the policemen
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

SNOW WHITE BREAD
BEAUTIFUL ROLLS AND BISCUITS
VIII be guaranteed if you use
CERES,
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium all other COMPETE
Tors at the National Fair, in 1872 and First
Premium. in the shape of very handsome Gold Medal
IN 1880 The millers claim that one barrel of CERES
VII turn ont forty loayes more bread than any other
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY,
heatPatent and unrivaled by any
patent process houf in the country except Ceres.
GILTEDGE. one of the most beautiful Patent Flours
ever produced in this country.
RELIANCE, a splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made
Oy the celebrated Hungarian It cheap
and beautiful patent within the reach of all classes and
tryft. " 1' Wv WIZ "A''
GOLDEN HILL. the old reliable standby. and the
otandard Family Flour of the District and equal to
cT IN many SCALED patent nours We defy compen
LING, MINNEOIA. RELIANCE GOLDEN HILL.
o we feel assured that housekeeper who tries them
once Will never any thing else
For sale by all Grocers
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
CORNER 1sr STREET AND INDIANA AyENuE
SD VIM. M. GAIT Il co.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auchoneers.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctloneers.
SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES, CORNER OF
SIXTH AND VIRGINIA AVENUE AND Q
SiKEIIS SouTHMESI 10 BE KEM1' E = fp ~. IN
AT 40 O'CLOCK, WE WILL SELL ON The
PREMISES
ONE BRICK BUILDING, ONE AND A-HAIF STOR-
les HIGH, ON VIRGINIA AVENUE
THREE FRAME BUILDINGS ON VIRGINIA AVE
NUE..
TWO FRAME BUILDINGS TWO STORIES AND
BACK BUILDING, IN EXCELLENT CONDI-
TON, ON c STREET.
These buildings situated 9th street. Viz "a
GINA avenue and street southwest. Ia:
Terms cash xs9
Buildings and all debris to be removed within seven
days. otherwise resale at purchasers risk The pro-
Perty having been lately purchased the buildings must
be sold and removed. good chance to obtain home
at low figures. BY order of
s2s-4t ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
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THE Color LINE IN SCHOoLs.-A special dis
patch to the Philadelphia Times, from Union
town, Pa, September %, says: "a: D. Boyd pre-
sented to the Fayette county court to-day pc
tition for mandamus on the school directors Of
Uniontown to show cause why Springer Brown
Manaway. son of John Manaway, cOlOredv pro-
prietor of the Spottsylvania House, should not
be admitted to the public white schools of this
town. The white and col0red children have
separate buildings and teachers well qualified.
but under the recent state enactment aboiishing
the color line in schools Nanaway applied to
have his boy admitted to the white schools and
was refused No other c0lored children ap-
piled"
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DEATH CAUSED Ri NEWS OF DEATH. The
death of the President caused the death of two
persons i'm Flint. One a carpenter who had
pearances was in good health. He heard the
bell tOlled and exclaimed: 1.-THE President is
dead" and died almost instantly. The other a
young lady, who had been sick for some time;
she said when she heard the bells: ''The Presi-
dent is dead and shall soon be with him." and
and Ty.;1,,soo
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOUR, a. HALF-PAsT
SEVEN O'CLOCK 2. NJ, and WEDNESDAY,, QCTO
1Ek FIVE. ct HALF.PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
Avenue corner 18th street all pledges forfeited BY non
Clothing. including about 200 good Oyercoats.
Parties holding tickets will please take notice.
E. HE1DENHEIMER, Broker.
p. FOLEY Auctioneer o1-3t
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MARRIED.

KENGLA-yARNELL. On the 18th Of March, 1881.
Tennslytoxn. c., E. LORENZO kENGLA 70 Mia.
GEORGIANA VARNELL.
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OYSTER SHUCKERs STRIKE IN DELAWARE
The oyster shuckers at Seaford Del, to the
number of several hundred have struck. The
packers offered them 1917 cents per nine pints,
which they claim. but barely measures a gallon
of solid measure. The shuckers, however, de-
mand Is cents By the strike over $500 per
day in wages are lost, and almost the entire
town is thrown out of employment. One firm
has removed to Salisbury and others viii to
other towna
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lUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON THIRD STREET
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
BRICK DWELLING ON SEVENTEENTH sTREEr
NEAR r STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCToRrR -.
IHiRD. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii S3:3
Lot % OF Halls SUBJ of square TIA fronting 20 feet
on ga street with depth Of 80 feet improved By two.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FOURTH
at HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in front
Lot IL. Of Edson's sub. OF part Lot l. square ls4
100 feet on 18th street. with depth Of 50 1854
Ieet, improved by . two-story and basement Brick
Dwelhngi with modern improvements.
Terms liberal. and made known ct time Of sale
s29, 80, l.S.A - ~
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CHANGERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
S 56Hr RMFhh!SG No. 50a MAINLAND AVENUE
BY virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
30 the Undersigned Trustees Viii sell at pubic a,c-
~ 81 ER!fRMlffsE TIVE
n a@ a. Brpssy suSd
as r; 4f original g 1t Numbered
sg xf 969
s at int e. feet the of
ming thence along the line Of said
the Inc Of said avene iss e to
the alley thence westwardly along the line said alley
Of said Of place. w Of
the heseon Gn e
comfortable threes frame dwelling house, in good
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One third
e and sd s Ssns IL
tr6M the day OF sale With interest at seven for
deed Of I @ to i be 9iven until
required at time of sale. All conveyancing at pur-
days ' the Se sale g9 eed with
sell the property at the risk and of the defaung
Evening Star" o' n''''e ~ ADVERTISEMENT III LILO
IRWIN B. LINTON,
RANDOLPH GO C0YIE. Trustees.
sep2Oto29 Webster Law Building.
ss1ns on HHGRyBF TIE
oa 5a4 FfsaER sns e Go Auooneers
VlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHOICE HERE 81 2 e ruRs
g. Na a HEs e. s N9 Il,
sa street. Re5Teen and streets shall sell very
part
Very handsome Walnut Parlor Suite upholstered in
Cretonne.
Marble Top Tables.
Superior Window Hangings.
Very superior French CLOCKS, with Bronze Ornaments
Bronze Candelabras
Walnut Portfolio; Lounges.
Walnut, Mirror front Armore.
Elegant Mirror back Etegere.
Very handsome and well made Walnut NJ T. Cham
Der Furniture.
Handsome Hall Set with Mirror Back
Fine Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Mahogany Book Case.
II handsomely leather covered Dining Chaira in
good condition. % 0'-
Together with other articles.
N.B.-Ths Furniture is excellent and should com,
mand the attention of buyers. VIVA
Terms cash. s3O-d
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CtHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO STORY
~ BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING,
No. 221 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET NORTH

No. 22l FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET NORTH.
WEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of thee
Rlstr1st OF Columbia, sitting in Equity, passed
19IS. Williams ct al vs. Williams ct al Will sell at
OCTOBER TEN, 1881, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
the following described real estate situate the
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia to wit: All
that part of Lot numbered 81 in reservation numbered
10 beginning for the at the southeast corner Of
% feet thence west IS feet thence south along the line
Of street northwest to the place Of beginning to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One thiad cash, and the balance in one and
two years, with interest at per cent per annum
cured by deed Of trust the property sold deposit
OF 500 at the time Of sale and all conveyancing
Piled with in ten days, otherwise the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk cost Of
the defaulting purchaser after five days advertisement
WILLIAM T. BAILEY, J
No. 490 La. NV, r.
JOHN A. CLARKE, I Arusteee.
3194E st. NV.
j. T. COLDWELI, AuctiOneer s08.1Ot
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The subscriptions to the Mrs. Carried fund IN
New York yesterday amounted to y, l0S 60
making the total $SSS, 795 50.
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TTNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO
PERTY IN GEORGETOWN.

COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO-
PERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thes.
d 1sfrltt OF Conmsia passed in cause No 025
EIGHTH DAY0F OCTOBER, 1891, ATFIVE O'CLOCK
all Of lot No. 100, and the north 80 feet Of lot
No. 100 in Threlkelds addition and parts of lots Nos
town.
The first parcel fronts 60 feet Fayette street. be-
tween I'd and Sd streets and back of that width
l2O feet then to so feet extends back 60
feet farther and is improved with the twosory and
basement dwelling house. No. 1412 Fayette (or 35th)
The second fronts 81 feet inches on I'd street.
between Frederick and Fayette streets and extends
back OF that width 8! feet and is improved with the
two-s story brick dwelling house, No. 3416 I'd (or o.
street The Metropolitan railroad cars pass both houses
which are also quite near to both Georgetown College
Terms Of sale by the decree One fourth cash $50
when the lot is struck off, the residue five days the
balance in three equal payments at six twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day Of sale be
secured by notes and deed of trust the purchaser
may all in cash Conveyancing at purchasers cost
The title s believed to be perfect and all taxes Will be
paid in full to July 1st 1881.
RUDOLPH WATKINS,
Trustee and Guardian &C., Rockville Nd.
FRED. w. JONES, Solicitor.
AuctiONeer. C7-dfa
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MARTIN F. MORRIS.
1906 street northwest [ r.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS trustees
452 Louisiana avenue
THOS. j. FISHER Co. Auctioneera. s13-d&da


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
H HHICK DWELLING, No. 1749 F STREET
b. virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 1st,
OF september 1874 and recorded in Liber No 763 kI
folio 22 Of the land records of the District of
lumola the undersigned trustees will SELL at public
FOURTH OF OCTOBER, 1881, at HALF-PAST FOUR
% ~ ~ ~. all Of lot B in square 1863. in the
said dwelling.
Terms of sale: One fourth Of purchase money to be
paid in cash the residue in three equal instruments at
one two and three with interest from day sale
for which the notes be given secured
on the property to the satisfaction Of the Trustees or
al cash at the option Of the purchaser. A
sonyeyances at purchasers cost The Trustees
chaser terms Of sale not compiled with in seven
days from day of SALE
GEO. F. APPLEBY, lrn,s.o..
WIN. Z. EDMONSTON, trustees
Office 400 9Th street northwest.
Of sale. s24.d
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Sports ON Land and Wafer.
TIE scrLL AND rrR RACE on TINE ror'

TIE SCrLL AND TrR RACE on the POTOMAC
YESTERDAY
The sport 90 which visitors to the riverside
yesterday afternoon were treated by the Column
bia club consisted Of a tub race and a single
scull race. For the single sculs there entered
l.. {. Moore, W. A. Smith, J. n. Lake and r. c..
DeRoncery. Smith pulled in a light working
boat. The race was pretty one. Moore WAS
winner. The tub race found Odds. Snyder,
Steinmetz, Zeigler. MAY. Henderson. Moore and
Will Williams. ready 10 start They started and
got innumerahe duckncs. There WAS much
fun over the race. Odds go' the tin Gun, which
is awarded 10 the winners of such entries Afer
the races were over there was dancing in the
boat house.
THIS TNrISClRLE SCorcu OTTER.
The MadSe seems Ia be an invlncible. In her
race with the s.oop Schemer yesterday she was
at first behind and il seemed a. If she would
loose. But she Won the race, though II was q
pretty close fight. This is the second time the
Scotch yacht has beaten the Schcmcr.
HORSE RACES YESTERDAY.
NJ Louisville yesterday. the first race five
eghts of mile. was won by PerpleN: wendover
second, Jim Farrell third. lime, l.Q5L The
second race. stations stakes one mile and three
quarters. WAS won 10y Bootjack: Granger second.
oakleaf third. Time, Sl4. Third race. one and
Mammonist third. Time 2:a2l. Last race one
mile; Belle of Highlands first Pride second. He.
giaz third. Time. Lass.
At Brighton yesterday. the first race. seven
Fights of a mile was won 10y Iettina by a head,
Mate second, and Col. Seller third Time l:s3
Second race, one mile. Manitou won by length,
Duke of Kent second. and Bernardine third
Time, l:45lS. Third race, purse SEQ: one mile
and quarter: Rob Roy first. Ohio Boy second,
and King Nero third. Time. 2:12 Fourth race
three quarters of a mile; Maggie c. won Lettina
second. and By-the-way third. Time l:l71.
BLACK LIST OF BASE BALLERs.
The national league of professional base bali
clubs concluded its special meeting at Saratoga,
NJ. Yesterday. 1t was decided to prepare Q
black list of players addicted to general dissipa-
ton, and that no league club should play against
any clno employing such prescribed players
The list will be presented at the next meeting.