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National Republican., 1882-09-01

Schedule '1kf &sT%f! wHHsfNGfoN SHsRhfNX mAy % 1857
ni',I es3 a. can GEARS to Cincinnati St LouiS
scS baltimore, EIii.st City, and Way stations.
$50 bpSss si4.SSr A%pShs S@a Tay samSHa
Way, va a Relays -''se''''""' ""'
SIG SIC. Point SpSF, Of Rdakpp SEprSasd Sad Way aons
s p%Srp Ney M Kew nSF foPk asa nos'o" hSprs'
$40 sannton "ns "ni Y %osy icy ffprcs Connects for
Ha ;erstoWn and at Point of Rocks for Fred
1000. Bal,inSrc, Hyntt,yille, and Laurel Expras,
Stops at Beitsvile, Annapolis Junction. .Jes-
SUP 3. and Dorsrys. ON Sundays stOpsGt
1000 s,mSFc Express stops at hya''vi''e and
tic4o Pit burg, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Express. Sleeping cars 10 ClnCinuat anu
, Chicago.
1910 baltimore, Ellcott City. Annapolis, and Way
tl;2j. ON Sunday only for Baltimore and Way,
f22l. baltimore Express. ,
tS0o. Ballimorc, Philadelphia ana New York Ex'
$3.50 Baliimore and Way Stations, Winchester.
Frederick, HageIstown, and Way Via Re-
43O Baltimore Hyattsvle, and Laurel Express.
FrederieS, via Relay Stops at Annapolis
t4:io Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
ti:iG Pcint of looks, Frederick, HGgerslown, Win.
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations oniS.5 u
tS4 sSp s 3 MHd WaEya
COS Poat y RstHs qna XS wv nn' L"0re'
tee H,,Itn B.itmore a9d 9dN, Nay ;taiiops
Sleeping Cars to Pitsburs.
Gl0. Baltimore Exprets.
,,o Sleeping cars TO New YORK.
tlO:lO Chicago Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Ciuclnnati ST. Louis, and
1890 ,Baltimaoire BItiT 10 re- and Way Stations
tD9liy. sundays only. other trains daily except
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply At the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket OnCes Washing on Station, 6l9 and 1871
ss I St @ @
md received at any point in the city.
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
G. n. LORD
General Passenger Agent Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALE
Unitrd States NTnrshnl,s Sale

United States MarshaPs Sale.
BY vrtu OF wilt OF gra hcias, ISSUED out OF the
CLERKS once OF tile supreme Court Of the DISTRICT Qi
Columbia, and to me directed, viii se vt public
Hae 10! cnsl ~ front % lhg courl.hou'e dooI oI su
Ds rot on SATURDAY, the ljth day Of Septem-
Der, lss! " o'clo X u. all tie rignt, tite, claim
liO,d operiy, situate IN the city OF WashlnEton
SAID District, to wit: Part OF original lot numbered
fur 90, In square numbered seven hundred and
egnly.four 1Jl), slld part of lot beginning 81 me
southwest Of said lot, runuing thence east 10
et thence north G3 est inches thence west 10 iet
thence south GO feet inches 10 the pnce of ueInnng
together with all and singular the iinprovements
thereon Levied upon rs the property oi Dnniel H.
Sheelnn TO satisfy execution No sIls at law IN aVOr
Z. Il. HENRY,
u. s. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR

--------t attacks by occasionally
fating dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator to Keep
the liver In healthy condition.
CoNT5TIPA-
should not be regarded rs q irihng aliment Nature
fore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lAtOr, IL is so mild and etiectual.
5ILIoJSNE ESS-
One or two tablsspoonfus will relieve all the trou.
bles incident 10 bilious state such as Nausea DiLZ.
ness DrowsnesS distress amer Eating, bitter, bad
taste In the mouth.
The Regulator will positively this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphatically what we know to be
true.
CoLTC.
Children suffering with Cole experience relief
BE- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
the wrapper the red z trademark and signature OF
j. Ill. ZEILIN 81 co.
For sale Inv nll DrugglSts mv2INWP
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Mr., N. ]. Morgan, New River, Va, says that his
wife having suffered for long while With rheu,
gave almost instant relief and had q most happy
effect,
National Republican., 1882-09-01

"I have used Simmons Liver Regulator with
successful effect in bilious collie and dyspepsia IL
is an excellent remedy and certainly public
blessing.
&C. MAsrERsos, Sheriff Of Bibb Co., Ca"
Genuine prepared ouly BY J. IL. zeilin 4 Co.
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PoST-oFFICE MAILS.

Hours of Their Arrival and Departure.
(ofdcally furnished by Colonel D. Il, Ainger, post
mastery
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
General Markets.

The following report ofthe financial market ycster-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the bankng-house OF II. ID. Cooke
lr.. q Co., 1870 st., Washington, ID. C.;
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SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Blscuitswil be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
@fntsnt;Iprocess Pate I,c,, Flour, which was awarded the
the National Fair in 1873. and again the
First Premium, In the shape of avery handsomegold
barrel Ceres viii turn ut forty loayss bread
than any other flour in America. NTERLIN6i'S
hT. LSUIS FANCY; one Of the most beautiful
ii isupexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres and
Will please lns most exac,lng heusekeeper - aud
4, splendid ,Ainpesota Patent Flour, made by
very Sheap and beautiful Patent Within Inc reach
fon to every one Who III try it. COLLEEN HILL,
the old reliable stan yand the standard Family
called Patent aours The rhiilers or mnnuIactnrers
Of Golden Hill have spent about $4,000 In rerpodelns
iheir mill, aud have introduced the 50 celebrated
only magnificent Family Flour, but It Is really a
patent -four with the great advantage that 1t be
bought for considerably less money than great many
Patent Process a9nrs not near as white nor nutrl
tous Golden Hill. For aale by all Grocers Whole
sne Depot, corner First street aud Indiana avenue
WM. NJ. GAIT q CO., who are also the Sole
Wholesale Agents for the District OF Hecker's Cele-
brnted selERaisng Flour and Buckwheat iaSo
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MINING STOCKS.
Three-day bills.......- IgJIs Siaty.day bills.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW NoRK, Aug. 3l-Money loaned between to
ga per cent. and closed offered at per cent. Ex-
change steady 1850 is5ii for long and 4s9lis9A
for short sight. Governments "a per cent. lower
for extended IS and AS. State bonds were inactive
Railroad bonds were Irregular on fair volume of
business. The share speculation open irregular,
from yesterdays closing figures. During tue morn
ing the market was very dull and heavy, and about
IN When eSsve and ID NasGve Denver ms aSG K
Grande, Lake Shore and Wabash preferred were
most prominent. During the afternoon the market
continued dull but about2 o'clock there was ad-
and Western, Louisville and nashville, Northcrn
spicuous therein. This was followed by reaction of
"a TO "a per cent, afer which speculation became II
he latter 81 p Me SUrh sS
per cent. reccded and rallied = per cent. III the
final dealings, and the market closed strong Tue
New York Ccnrni. Northwest, however is 21s per
shares, including Delaware. Lackawana aud West
erp, lGoO Denver and Rio Grande 9,S00 Erie $500;
Kansas and Texas, 4SS; Lake shore. 2lSos Louis.
Northern Pacific, ii,7OG Reading. 2G st. Paul. s:loO;
st. Paul and Omaha, II 800 Texas Pacific, lo7oG Wa
bash Pacific 900. Western Union, $500; New York
Central and ST. Louis. 6SJ Rochester and Pittsburg,
0SOU.
Seorsla SSeorss s las SS 81 sptax II,
Georgia IS gold..;-... ~ Tennessee 6s...."....
hsssa hH@isnqs S fS faaafses 1sas ~
y. Carolina, old-.... 70 Virginia Is, consord 5s's
n. Carolina, new;".. is Virginia Gs, def 10
sUBrREAsURY BALANCES.
Coin -.".~.. ss7,7il 373 IS Currency S6O63il6 20
baltimore Stock Board.
BALTIMORE Aug. 3l.-VlrginIa Gs consolidated, 59k;
vast due coupon, So new o-4Os, 42's bid to-day.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke u Co., Pa. and Fifteenth ST.:
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NJ. sIAUGHTER. General Passenger Asens y
SOL HAAS, 1rnfllc Manager. ida
PENNSYLVANIA RouTE

TINE GREAT
no THE HE9RNhHT7TkE4E5A H9RhT Eaf KNB RogTH s6grHwrsr
srEPR9o P9oRLff RhfLR LR4fK MASfFiNrP SsfftFiESgFP fESDENENY
TnArNs s.rnls hEfEE @Afh1NNers5jNM, VI rom Station.
For ra,, r'sogrS ana tss West ehsssO limited E1
daily Fast Line sSendnS m OS Cars sH e. s,ss,oz Ss1 M
iSn RON Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western EXPRESS
S e M EIpteSs rasse srs to aIS niSoSTf snr p,,. sd
For %re,son prns., 1890 M, 7:so and $50 n. m.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
55sSnS59 5SS i,S Htk. S y eSccnt fa@ satnr nI
For williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmrrs at o3)
For YORK nG and the "Y East 500 a. m, 1880 a m.
aSa 1875 e @ and mSr lGSrE EsprSss m Sn sggqFsSy sg @ SSi
FSs nv w6 ,hSoSSh at
S GreGs 5rsnsr Na to FGoq avoiding double
For PSsdelpsssiaN ss NsS sS SonR m o m sO 40 e5
and 1922 IN; on Sunday i!S $40 and iCa9 m. m
49, 5 q sGy SG eassp' S and SpnsS 5 a
~ U.s. Ne & ans so S 3 id p III i % p Sunday nm 800
For popes Creek Line, t:Io a. M and HOP daily
For Ahnapolis, GO n. m. and 4,4op m daily. except
WAY AND ALEXANpRiA AND WNsHfNtii5s HHfhNii5
For Alexandra. ts1. ZOO 900 HOO and 1,os n ~,
$40 300 $50 500 and ll;so p nj on sunday ar o:si
:, $40, ll;oo, and ll:25 a. NJ and 500 p m:
and 500 p. M daily. except sunday.
TiArs leave Alexandria for washington. e:oo go,
m and l2:o0 midnight; on Sunday at 81 Sis. and
TicSsis and information at the office northeast cor
ner of Thirteenth street and rehnSyiySanla avenue
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
f's'"ehces ]. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
| ID ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRJAD.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Corrected 10 July Is lSsn
Baltimore and Potomac Depot corner Sixth and h
IDaily. tDaily except Sunday
Baltimore and Ohio Depot corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street
Mornfn1.

Adbf fhtfAHs
Bait. and way slatpns..l.
my, Phila. and Bait.
eNpTe89...,.,..,,,...,..,,.. Z
baltimore and way, {
tChlcago, Gin, and 81.
Louis express, .,.,,..- I
tPittsburg and Cleve- .
land expfess,m",...,"
Baltimore aud way.
Fred'k, PolntofR Rocks
and way..,..,..,.,,-....,.
IN. ", Phlla, and
Balt exp, land An
napOlls ex. Sunday
Baltimore express,,,-
Martlnsburg, Win
chester, Hagers'
town, and way.,.,",..
baltimore and way
Annapolis Sunday)ll
baltimore express. ...l l
baltimore eIpress.....il
Trains marked ! daily
daily except Sunday.
stop AZ Relay Station.
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST
schedule In effect Art MI ~, 1850

schedule In effect Art ust ~, issa
TiO n nl.-New Orleans Mall, daily, making ci lse
connections TO nil points south and Sou1hwesI
Min, Nun human Sleeping Cars nom Washington via
DhhXy,.e 70 Atlanta, mud Atlanta 10 New Orleans:
an1 s9 MmnIinston TO New orleans via Lynchburg
S20n. n.-Louisvllle Fast Line daily via Charlottes
vile. Huntington, and Lexington to Cincinnati
Louisville, and all Southwestern points, mnlcn1
direct CONNECTIONS, and with solid train and Puiis
man Sleeping Cars, Washington TO Louisville
40 p m,-Warrenon Accommodation daily oxccpt
Sunday, for Warrenton and intermediate ST ions
. ltei urhinR. arrives IN Washington at i03O A. M
lO3S p, m.-SOuthern Mail and Express daily To all
p1S9inis South southeast, and Southwest, Via Dan
Ellle aud Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington to Charleston. and washington 10
White sulphur Swings Marks Sleeping-Chair
=. Cars bet NcCn Wr 1tu ton and Dnrvilln, ~
For all points on Manassas Division take T:1o a m.
s, s1In'n uaiiy, except SUNDAY; For warrenton tase
cept sunday. =, ~ " ~ ''' -
pnny'a Ofice, COL Pennsylvania avenue or nj Union
Depot. once, 81l Pennsylvana avenue Is connected
with telephone system
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CTYDE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
nlhADELr4IA, WAST,NeToN. AND
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street. every Mon.
dav. wednesday, and Friday, ut $3.50 o'clock D. M,
touching at Pney Point Point Lookout, and FORTRESS
Monroe
CONNECrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOS.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
FTst-Class fare TO Fortress Monroe and NOriOlk-aD
Hound trp fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk ~
Second class iare To Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
FrStclass fare TO Piney Point and Point Lookout v
Round trip fire to Piuey Point and ". Lookout -
Second class hro to PinSy Point and PL Lookout. u
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, IAursdaSs
and Saturdays ~ 8 y, N. $500, ..,,,,, .,,,,,z
JOHN GIBSON and r. q. KNIGHT, leave Pler H.
East River, New York, every saturday ~ p IL, ~,
aud GEORGETOWN every Friday at u, NJ fot pAttio-
ulars apply to Agent IS Water street, NeorsetOWh.
Tckes and stnerOous eau be secured Ai sShesAti
ofllce G3 Fifteenth street In Nat Net bAilH' ~ Sui
o. ticket uflcc, 1851 Pa. ave. 81 Mark ii9tel 9ll A.
boat tfe5l ALFRED WOOD, secretary
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SICK HEADACHE.

For the relief and cure
Of this distressing alillo-
ton take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
National Republican., 1882-09-01

>yb,, Corr, Oats por,. Tor, | Year
W" ~ ' '' N' wheat
National Republican., 1882-09-01
FRANK THoMsoN, General Manager.
ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACKl JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!

THE MODEL. FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BEi WI EN
THE EAST AN d THE IVES VIA WASHINGTON
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

baltimore Stock Board.
BALTIMORE Aug. 3l.-Vrgna Gs, consolidated, 59l4
vast due coupon, 5G new lO-i0s, 42!S bid to-day.
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To-Day THERE ARE No RACES,

but there viii be running tomorrow, Saturday,
and next Tuesday. Enough" cried johnson,
as the horse Chat had thrown HIM disappeared
over the hill. NO more horses for me, and SO
suy /. Iftherc is one thing in the world that is
uninteresting TO write about II is q hossn race.
once wrote a jingle about Saratoga that fits The
White precisely. Look it up and read it. The
multitude who are here dance, DIR nk, flirt. and
pny. As am writing a german, given by Harry
Dnlaney, Is in progress. aud the not. too hadsome
beaux aud exquisicy beautiful bellies are skip
ping the light fantastic. The water here is the
self.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-20
Emulating Sam Patch.
Nel1 York Times. Mon 12-


"Hooray hooray!l There he goes
there he goesl were the enthusiastic
shouts that caused the passengers on the
1890 o'clock boat from Fulton Ferry.
Brooklyn, to leave their seats and rush
for the cabin windows and the fore and
after decks. The shouts came from a
hundred or more men on the roof of
black coal barge attached to tug that
floated in the middle of the stream. The
persons on the barge were gazing at the
iron trestle-wOrk of the big bridge, where
slim young man attired in an airy suit
of blue and red tights tripped along the
girders. The man. Robert Donaldson.
had been backed by a gentleman
named Billie Mccoy to jump from
the bridge into the river for
$500 When he reached the middle
of the bridge he struck an attitude and
motioned to three men in row boat to
get nearer the spot under him. Then he
waved his hands after the fashion of a
circus performer, and every one below
muttered breathlessly, "Nowl now!p"
but instead Of springing into the waves
below he turned about and skipped
rapidly towards Brooklyn, followed by
what seemed to be number of bridge
employees. Later it was found that
Engineer Martin had interfered and or
dered Donaldson off the bridge. 'It
would have been certain DEATH said
Donaldson yesterday afternoon. 'I would
have turned over the moment l left the
roadway and been killed as I struck the
water. On clear and still day l could
make the leap without danger. The
wind up there was terrible this after
noon. had to cling with might and
main to the wires. The engineer told
me on the bridge that 1 would never
survive a jump on such a day, and I
agree with him. But l will make the
jump within a month. l am willing to
bet $500 of my own money now that I
will do it in thirty days. To-dav's failure
does not affect the wager The Jump
must be made in three attempts, and /
will win." Donaldson is Scot, and has
made several high leaps. In 1872 he
leaped from the Sunderland Bridge, and
in August. 1880, twice Ieaped from High
Bridge. The distance at High Bridge
was about 1875 feet. AT the Brooklyn
Bridge it is 135 feet at high water.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-20
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

The wealthier Jews in Russia are forming
secret clubs to facilitate emigration en-
mGsSe.
The date for holding the Indiana State
| Democratic Convention has been fixed for
August g.
The italian Consul at Tuns has paid
| ceremonious visit to NJ. Cambon, the French
Minister resident, and General Fogemal.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
| France shows an increase In specie Of 10,-
125. 900 francs in gold and 975, 600 francs in
silver.
DIR. II. W. Kendall, the physician who was
| shot while preparing to rob a grave at
Onondaga Hill, N. Y, Thursday night, died
last night.
Isaac Gardner and his three daughters
were drowned recently while trying to ford
the Tuscaroras river in a wagon at New
| comerstown, o.
Advices to the National Board of Health
report nineteen deaths from yellow fever
in Havana last week-eleven citizens and
eight in the military hospital.
1t is reported that the notorious Captain
Payne and party have been again starting
for the Indian Territory, and been again
seized by the United States authorities.
An armed band of eighty men appeared
near Barcelona recently, and raised cries in
favor of the independence OF Catalonia.
Troops went in pursuit of the band, and dis
persed it, capturing five Of the members.
The incident is not considered important.
The steamer Barcelona, at st: John,
Newfoundland, from Dundee, short OF coal,
and the steamer Bavarian, at Boston, from
Liverpool, report passing large numbers of
icebergs. The bergs seen by the Bavarian
were "all Of extraordinary height and
length"
1t is reported from Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
that cattle are very scarce in that section,
and meat famine is feared. Farmers have
raised few cattle, owing to the scarcity
of corn, and an effort is making to secure
the importation OF cattle from other points,
A man named j. K. Dutton, who has been
deaf and dumb for sixteen years, was on
the Tennessee river steamer Wilder, asleep
In his berth few days ago, when 1t struck a
snag and he was thrown out. He was
overcome with fright and became sick, and
in few days his speech and hearing were
entirely restored. He lost them by dis
ease.
There is a general complaint about the
unseasonably cold weather In New York.
Overcoats continue to be worn, and the
stove and steam heater are still indispensa-
BILE factors to human comfort. The ConeY
Island hotel and steamboat people are be-
ginning to grumble about the prospective
lateness of the season, but on the other
hand the theatres and other places Of pub
lie amusement, whose business towards the
end of May Is always unfavorably affected
by the altitude Of the thermometer, are all
well patronized.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-20
LIVES FOR LIVES.
THE WORK OF THE GALLOWS
YESTERDAY.
Pampered New York Murderer
Hanged-An Attempt 20 Cheat Ihe
GallOws FOiIed-A Brutal Crime
Avenged In North Carolina.

New YORK, May 19.-Augustus D. Leigh
ton, the murderer of his mistress, Mary
Dean, was hanged this morning at SAT.
CINCINNATI, May ia Times Star special
from Pulaski, Tenn, says: "W. W. Rea,
who was to hang to-day, swallowed tea
spoonful Of morphine early this morning.
He was partly relieved of it, and 1t was
supposed would live to hang later in the
day."
NASHVILLE, May 19.-After three bung-
ling attempts to hang Rea, at Pulaski, he
was finally swung off. He made no confes-
sion, as it was thought he would before his
final exit, neither denying nor confessing
his guilt.
RALEIGH, N. c., May ia special to
the Ne10S and Observer from Marion, N. c.,
renorts the execution to-day of Stephen G.
Etfler, aged twenty five years, convicted of
wife murder in Burke county. He made
confession, admitting that he strsngled his
wife when in bed and broke her
neck. He rode with the Sheriff,
guarded by sixty armed men, to the gallows,
half mile from the town, followed by an
immense crowd. After prayers he made an
harangue OF an hour in length and expressed
his willingness to die. His neck was broken.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-20
LOUISVILLE RACES.
Results of Yesterday's Events.

LOUISVILLE, May 19-This was ladies'
day at the races.
The first race, for a club purse Of $780, for
two. year-olds, winners excluded, half a
mile dash, Tangent won by length, Matri-
mony second, Idlepat third. Time 5O1
seconds.
The second race for club purse of $3.50,
one and one-sixteenth miles, Creosote won
by a length, Fellowplsy second, Brsmbeletta
third, Lucy May, Wallensee, Major Hughes,
Saunter and Bay Bee in the order named, a
length apart. Time :4SS4, which beats the
best on record by II seconds. Croesote
ran from string to string in 1:4l%.
The third race, the Louisville cup sweep.
stakes. for all ages, 500 entrance, hah for
felt, 81 900 added, % miles, Hindoo won
well in hand by two lengths, Checkmate
second, Gldelia third, Ida Stanhope fourth
and Blazes last. Time 3:57%.
The fourth race, a selling race, for club
purse OF $500, usual selling conditions, d
miles, George Hake won by neck. Bubbltr
second, John Happy third, Lutestring
fourth, The Bass fifth. Bismuth sixth, and
Luana B. last Time 2:l0H.
The fifth race, a handicap for purse of
$780, one mile and half, Lizzie s. won by
a neck, Granger second, head in front Of
Aliunde, third, and Fair Count, Annie g.,
Gleveller, Pathfinder, Bonnie Castle and
Eli following in the order named. Time
2:37L. Highfyer and Rufus L. collided
when they were abreast of the five furlong
post, the second time around, and their
riders were both thrown. One of them was
pretty severely injured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-20
A LOVELY CIRCASSIAN.
One of the New York HIuseum's At
fractions Exposed.
Ne,r York World Nm

'Nana la Troupe" the "Circassian
girl" of Bowery Museum, is missing, and
it is said that she has eloped with the
sentimental vocalist of the same show.
She is nineteen years old, and her name
to her friends is Mrs. Sarah Whine. HeI
husband and her mother called on In
spector Thorne at police headquarters
last night and requested him to send out
an alarm. They said she had eloped
with Harry Martin, a vocalist who had
been employed at the museum, and had
left the city at 6 o'clock a. m. for Con
necticut. The inspector said he could
do nothing for them, but that her hus
band could go to Connecticut and make
a charge against Martin. Mrs. Winnie
has been employed in the museum fol
several weeks. She was advertised as a
genuine Circassian girl, Imported al
great expense and drawing an enormous
salary" As matter of fact she was
born in the Fourth ward, and was never
until the present time further away
from New York than Coney Island.
Martin, for whom she abandoned her
husband, is young man who, it is
alleged, sings sentimental songs charm
ingly. He made Sarah's acquaintance in
the museum, and fell in love with her
promptly. He proposed to marry her,
but she told him that she had husband,
and that if she married him she would
probably be arrested for bigamy. He
suggested moving to another State and
there getting divorce. Sarah was per-
suaded to consent, and yesterday they
disappeared, leaving a note for her hus-
band saying that she was going away
never to return, and requesting him not
to defend suit for divorce, which she
said she would begin as soon as possible
in Connecticut.