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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Nltteu by "a Isiy Ccntipetle.

Their Is one "plra,nrr' that Is experienced
in mining camp that Is found No place .lss
To ~ great ancNt,t, This Is in ,l,rrolnlany
ii inssts ami REPTILES Crntip'irs ARE, 1t
course, the worst. Sunruf tlIcS iNituIs 10 the
st Louis camp, near Silver city, y. NJ, tell
Ut very startling experiences. | remember
one incident In Arizona that everybody going
into that country should Keep prominently III
mimi Th,re We're Il nuu,lar u men m camp,
some ~ them green orns. one Of the batter
MAS awakened during ia" nj lat hy something
crawling over hi, arm IIr turned hi, head
and saw an immense ontlIrlc. lie vas
greatly frightened ami started up with IA
juinI, ut course ut tia same time the centi.
Issl, thrust its Thousand les into the fellows
arm. H. screamed and aMoar hi, conlls,r.
ions, AMI the reptile Was killed
The next thing Wa, what a. do with the
man. The nearest l"Nslhlr aN>i tanc' Wa
four nih, away, AMI very ru"r convey arnt
10 reach It. tine "A the lnt> Nu"ge ted that
Iotatu, b" mashed AMI put ON the place
wher the ecntil"lr lul fastened rs i'pN.
That was done, AMI thu n,an VA, aiken Ia tie
nearest possible place for lrlp, AMI 1t wa,
there found that no material could u" hat
with which b. dress thu injury short Of u
twelve niltS' rhh. Vt the md II that rld'
assttancr was procured, and thr p"ultin ot
mashed potatoes removed With II "anr'
n,sh 1T the arm a. the lo" The fellow 70
covered, but never hal ANY uSr of his arm
The only thing when You com" IN contact
with one Of thJsc things Is nrmlin perfectly
quiet, IA, notiunkSs and ,hnd aN a lug. The
chances are then In Your favor Mmln.;
Swculitor in Globe Democrat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
What England Has Done for India.

NJ. Rcnrnvi the celebrated viulinist hns
been travelling in India, playing the part Of "A
political observer as well ~ musician, and ho
sums up his deductions from whit hc lIits seen
US follows in The Mnlrns Mail: "Engli,bncn
ought to b. more proud Of having been able
10 govern Iniia's vast population than Of amy
thing else No other nation ON cnrth could
have undertaken such great task with such
glorious results. Don't misunderstood me. !
do not m, an to say that tnglands rule in
India Is perfection far from 1t, hut it is the
h,st jr>,illc under the million IT difficulties
which must have ulstruttrl the path II the
English und ! rrI.at it again, AMI with en-
pha,is, that Engli,lmcn ought torungru'ulate
thenrrlyc, on the happy result If 'hrn gov.
rrllncnt If glorions, grand odd India, for,
through her ,ulouiAng genius England has
done more good to humanity than thousands
Of visionary utoplst~ ami rolltlrn,tciN. New
York Tribune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
knUM MheIN To DRAW the Linz.

Rastt,, M,>,ah Smif, vans ter aX yo' or
question
Mr. Smith All right KUstus.
ltrtls l'>r gwlne ter git married mex
week, an wan, ter know what nm lr kor-
rect thing bout paym' ,io minister Io' S,t,
Mastah Smif, ,le lady pom whom I,,' bout 10
,onf,r II, hpiah oh my han am Very high.
toned in her d'potment sab, an ! wu,lhnt
wan ter d. nuiln what wulznt ia tie latest
stylr What | vans ter know is, should |
han dc minister dn money my ,,lf, s,h, or
l,putc ir'en' ter do IL for me,
Mr. smith STE; anyb"ly going TO stand
up with yuu, lGtstuSi
Ristu, lo,, suh Sam Johu,ins am ter Lo
my hes man
Mr. Smith Wen put the money in an On.
vclupr ami l,t Sam hnni it To- tho minister
Raatu, What, let Sam Join,ing handle
lat money W, sab
Mr. Smith Why not
Ra,tus Cos Wlull,nt dn' r'sk IL has
l., Itn,~' confidence ia sam ~ a l,cmnrn,
sab sun am "a good frirr' II mine, AMI h,
lln great Ladies man, an VERY puplcr II,
~s,.,,i,tl AMI VII ,lr far sex, an cblrry thing
ID hat sot. sab. but, # should lct him
handle hat dullHh bill dc minister would
nrilHr .uo II deed he wii,iient ! has dc
utmo, confidence IN sam, Mistah Smif, 'copt
WHEN it comes t.r wealth. Sam amt ti-,' t,r
wealth Life
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
The Lack of IiootleS' lsAby."

com,rliug the m'~t l"pular at her stories,
"RAth,' iaihy,' which. umtr the title IL
"Manh," intnsiu,,d Ler tu thu American
tut,ll' IA iian.r's BaLar, Mrs Stannart says;
In S.ltenlta of NJ wrote Booths Baby"
tut II VA, r,lrt~i ty several heading maya
zines to wLirh ~nt it. In disgust, l threw
1t ASIDE ant IL WAS not until some months
after my marriage that my husband unearth-
et II ami asked mr. a. read il, ami insisted IN
my niins II a. The Graphic. think | pa
ltely Offered Ia send il To paradis.', as i~ng
place about IA, likely for it 10 iinl acceptance,
However, h. proved d. ta right, AMI in Au
gust, ~ II wa, accepted by The Graphic for
use the following spring BY the by, w. were
coming cut If the gardens ut llarro,satc with
treld ane August afternoon, when gru'ln
on hors. back passed Us, leading two other
horss My husband said, 'One II tho>'
horses has east n Shes whreupon turned
hack promptly AMI picked il up. When We
rachel our loleings found awaiting me the
hitter II a,ssptan,e from the editor IT The
Graphic There may Ia nothing in it, hut
the she's hangs IN my hall at this moment. ~
llarlsr's Bazaar.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
How Horses are Sometimes Trained.

AS for Rarcy, the most of lis business was
trickcry done 10y krUimg and loading
Horses are aWfully fond If locust, and ear
rot, nnl they viii do almost ANYTHING Tor
them; but leading j. the great trick
What Is loalng"
Loading is slipping about nm ounce weight
Of head down the ears Of the horse, You slip
a load, o. which small pi"r of string is at
ta,lsl, down the hOrS, SEARS, AMI no matter
how yicims thchrn,t may |" il h"comcs laard
and stupid when ti,c load plugs it, ears. The
horse does not understand whit In, happened
10 the world when he cannot hear we'll, and
he hsolncs as locle a, you coull wish When
horse is beaded You can yoke him or do any
thing YOU wish with linn aud hc will not uh-
ject 1t /, thousand times more mrrcltul
and far more effective than the horrible plan
Of putting a twtch upon the ear or upon the
nostril, II practice Still indulgoh IN ly some
hul,,, cnupcis. Bra,lrn weights are mad" for
the purpose Any small weight VIII do, lut
il i better To- have uIte made t. 1T Inter
view with Traimr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
PEOPLE IN AN EMERGENCY.
Wsmen are More Composed Than Men
In lime of DInser-BrIia Trouble

The lensannT II IsoQhs uultr emergency
+ always an infsr,>tul- shaw. | WAS ouce IN
what thrtateu,,l L. l.a yary s.rit3.S smash
NJ on th.. ErI,. nal. l"taetn buffalo AMI
Niagara Fails S,arly every une On tho
train went chan crazy, rushing hither ami
tiither, >lme even trying L. jump from tlr4
platforms, th1u.h tbs train va, travelling Ut
forty n,lh' sl.ssi on high trasanknUnt
Tbs wGnI,n w.Fy' the NEST CrauIHSNt
iancbvi t-NTaIl>r thry aere ri5ll With fright
" b, "A tle rLaiu brakes were E0t o. work, th'
air trakts t..ins crippl,'i, anal thu tram was
brought ul, IA da2n nHn tainted, AMI IL, M
wa> a chorus of hy,terbrtl >aal4ns all
ar,aInt
Ia th, mornin. | ~a> on a train oa the
Sixth ay,nu. elevated whtn ulr' >'ule blhk,
ahsa,l broke Down anil brought lis t. halt.
For few minutes Ne all AT quht onnu"h,
rrsriins our lal.rS. lhsn >sm'l@iN s,itt,
~ hat the iii ktirs /, ,lp natter Ia mo-
neut there MAS a stir Saul,' fa,1 d, hlmthd,
others lsy'anp. >.rinu, Wrlok,d sat 81 the
wlRtovs, hut cauLt 49,, uuthl.g \ tram
Went by on tn, utibr tt,t,k AMI ml,tr tle
| structure shake, ami MY iarn jumped NJ.
' Ih.n therc eanic IA ruth 1rm the rear ears.
| Ibs approach III "A trtlu hhlmt II, led
urol>.d the fear ut "A smash up
I This rush created Neritalh lanh, wlll,h
Was added tu wlien gang Of wurlnan iur
ri,d d,un the trl'k evidently liant an hu,l
n,>s Thcre Was "A CIV that W. should at
down AMI walk II thu traln,en i;ii MT
shown d,t,rmlnatlnn the trark wouli have
i.rn bk~kot With PASSENGERS IN nthnt'
Aitsr ten az Fifteen minutes W. l,t started
again, AMI yuu ,houli have hrarl tlr sigh
ot r,licf that sounded through that tram \
young WOMAN oll->ltr me- hui sat during all
tle ;umult, perfectly runlls,ed Assam aN 1t
Was over AMI the Ele,t IT danger was passed
She s.iil: ~ol, my y aul collapsed IN l'r sat.
She hal fallen in dead faint, not from
fright, hut from mrNutS rea,tluh New
York News "Babhlc'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
No Eve for the beautiful.

At Manitou | visited the Garden Of the
Gods NY expectations had been raised high,
and am free to confess that was disap-
pointed don't scr any Use in being a god If
one couldn't have better garden than that !!
didn't SEQ a flower in II. and Tut one bird.
He wa, II nalpir The wretch was trying to
y,t on the back Of IA COW to feast himself of
the living flesh OF course the cathedral
rocks ami the other grute>Iuc forms which
nature has ,hi,clci out Of some ~ the cliffs
we're interesting, but have seen II dozen
places in New Mexico which 10 me were more
interesting than this Renowned sPot.-Chcago
Advance
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
- - 49,
Professional killers ARE All blondes.

During dozen years residence III Arizona,
Colorado. Wyoming territory ami old anu
New Mexico have run m'russ aiDut all the
noted bad men AMI professional killers OF
the west Dnc singular fact ha, struck me con
cerAing them They are all hiollies. The
traditional desperate has raven l'Tks, piercing
black eyes and long. j'tty mu,tarhe That
Is the way, at least, the one lnks that you
read about The bal man you see about Is
totally different, anil as remarked, ablonde
don't know what l'hrrn"Iogi>ts would say to
il |, i, inclined to knock their theories. 1000
Col Conway in Glolr Democrat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
tn. prussians. English aud Eussiam,

The whole character Of the iru' ian ~
above all governmental IN this hes our
strength u, well ~ the r,nspn that Is, l'rti-
siau- and tho north GrrurnS generally, who
are influenced by rs nl1' rarely attractive IT,
other IN the English AMI IN the Russian
this governmental stamp H. lne' predominant
The English ARE, Notwithstanding thclr lpFI
IN all the civilized world Their social hVs
tend a. hv down firm but convenient laws for
human intercourse 4 mans position IN
suhty depends upon III" Judgment # o"Iriy
only, not On the Judgment If The government,
AMI the iloa II a gentleman /, The nt,asur,
by whirh thu English measure man II IL
othcrw~e with the litt,4iau llc has ~ tla
~ l,,ntlrlnanlm~s liu' there j. n ,ual Iilft
uf Russian socioty which i. n5 fra" FROM tho
influence II the government ~ W" English
th,IIralv,e nnd whrr'' the H'H'ial lN,nr nl,u
self imposed Df Ei -iau sb,siy ~ general
IL must IL, sal tia, II lHai- neither Tia ppv
rrunrnnl lamp If Prussia nor hardly u
trace If the ORDER Of English s~ioty, il aa
lr-r, ~hnI"hN, ms, which, bp"cvrr, by IN.
divilnl hminlilitY, +, n~tnnl'lIlhrly attract
i've But the one thing which j. Isrunl ~
" IriI,-inlls nnIn"lv, iho governmental
| ch1rnrtrr 1t prptN rlu la i'uul mother
among the English nor H." l,u inn, II va
| wnr,t a. iauuythIny ~ .na'i-, ~ mut ln
soldier or ui'ical-, uthrrSi4' ~ az npthmy.
Herman Nrw.l1pA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Grants Application for 70 profes.orshtp.

An incident ia Gen 'irints history which
hn- II. t"r lr'il made public was given tp me
T., : T. EI,lns It seems that some TIM IA
~, when the general was In hard lines II,
II Louis nnl seeking for something b. do to
varn hrpni for la, family, the niycIsity II
Missouri, lpott.d at Columbia tity, hal a
vacancy p.aur IN tie chair If mathematics.
iyn ',Iurt. who had l."n disappointed III mn
tlIh alton for thu position IT county surveyor
It ~ Inui-, Diet, iHIncd Ia apply Tor tho
variant pr,t,--'r>lip II" wrote n mpie,t
litter to the Lu't IT trustee, IN which he
-t'I',,l hi, ,Itiaiiil .IlloiI- nnh hI7 n'"-. An
,tlpr man got tine place. \ scar or tau t.-
'uf,. b. ,a,l ia mentioning tl, act "a Nr
ElAln~, Nbu = 4 grpluat Il thr university 3,
len Grant "lth Ia, usual simplicity II man.
nrr, SAL Il THINK ! ,puhi have illt.l the
ll.r quit ,,'ll ! wa pr,tty Nrll up IN
nlatit.nrut.a- ut West Point Eu, II had got
'll' place ! presume ! should nnt now .
II, NrN hurk Tor. Cincinnati Enquirer
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Ingenuity OF the Gallo Etymnlugist.

Already the ingenious Frurh "tymol"gt't
is at hi, Wirk,1l trair IN the matter # the
derivation II newly invented TELEPHONE
Language The phrae "lmllo, now generally
In Us. a, the Inu-t effective mplr Il summon
ing "A listener over the WIRE has b.'n cor
ruptd III French into "allo. whertui'n the
ingenious Gallo .tYmul1sist LJs suddenly
suggested that "allo7 j. rally form VI
"allons Til, Is corruption "oibe corrupted.
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
To Make Fabric. Insect Proof

A fabric has b,.il patented, which is made
insect pr,,ot 10y stepping in solution Of to-
Lactp aul rn>rarilla bark niac.rat.si IN ten-
zine, then drying AMI stepping IN tobacco,
casratilla bark and hot water, the fabric 10
Ia, used in trunk lining, otr, as protection
from month, or other insects -lIenlortsts
al l..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Irumn With CnlloMsed Hands.

A tramp has cnntile'l IT, al omaha reporter
that in ORDER that h. hands may Ia callouS'l
like tLo>,. 4 "A Nottingham hc carries hick
ory stick viii h b. Lt,I,lr and twists a. bo
walk. thus krcpinl hl, hands IN condition
IA a.,oty. amy Justice before whom h. may
l.. arrai.,n,,l "A, a warrant Chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Care,..sue.. of the Travelling pnbii'.

The car,I,.>,ii,~- # the travelling public was
illustrated hy the sale IN NeW h"rk ~ I'M
claimed ar,lel,- ltit ga the elevated rnhh last
yrar Their. were 5.tssl l,t- " all, rnniprislhg
umbrellas. rur..s. iaa 4rtbouI... parcels u dry
good, anl Inlilntty AMI an infinite variety
uf other urtlrl,.s -tAI,a5 lnnes.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

Al rnlatkn with Juckann,illo. Tnlnpn n Key
West Runway, Hud -. NItttsiiu" hnd Fhirikh
Railway, AMI lust river steamers tor ~. Aii-
yUattnit itittn cove SpftngH, JHck 4pni ilie
nnd all points SoIih, Ih-i and west, nni With
up fIytr steamers tor south tlorldu AlHo
with the Iwn screw ltuh SirhHrr = ~ 81
pulnikn" ami steamship tiy al Monticello,
tor ,hnrlr-tnu, New York, iio-ton. rhIn'i'l.
rhiH. ,tt.
Mail tta,na nuke cln4' rnnnrr'un liuth wnys
yinITN ~ " nv, at Jacksonville with Al.
liant ,ulsi Lime, Fast Mai,
At tam, iIlr wIlh through Pullman sleep
,r- over savannah, Ilutuin Wtst,ftR ~ Tor
N,w Dt"Hua, ,rdnt Keys, frnsarblh, Saihn-
rnh. Albany, Montgomery, luuisS lllr, -,
t.,tip nni an pulut- west.
At uutln with IlUrtdt HALLWAY hni Savisa
tlnn Co. and iIuckt TOR silver Spiinl-
At A.iut With !. johns river stcatn' ~ Tot
Jark+nuy Illr, r.iuiuiiI and wuy luniing~.
A. IHp4iufv with III" - JuhuH hnd Law
Euaii4 ,ilS islun Di III" tlurt,h southern itnil-
why, aud ,rini- On inko- Harris and EuHttH
tuf points on Gtrs.
At prmta rtuu'+ Ferry with south Flotiha
ny fnr tnk,iani. Tampa, 4 i-Htniiil'', ihftow
Dtinniu sanford, Tuckrttnsh nhl Fort D,d',
T. tDNAN1, -. W. hitpM"tIl,
Grn.tnl Hanay,r Gem Pass. Agent.
A. T.. CUWAa. Get Trrv. hgt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Planting Evergreen. Among FRUIT Trees.

Michigan fruit groW,r. cIhim that pine
tr,ss scntt r-I through nn orchard base a
beneficial influence ~ drl iuy away tie moth
" many Il the destructive ii,nrls wlicl prey
upon apI,lr, nnh alllr tree. IL j. supposed
u l.. the strong ,iiu, "a issuing from tie tar.
J.niihc Of the pine Others a7.sIt that The
pine in all H. sAfI'tl,- throws of constantly
IN cold weather IA large auIuunt 81 warmth ~
caloric, whlch has favorable Influence on
surrounding tr,, during the winter sTagJn
IN fact u !, cont ipird by airue scientific men
that all evergreen trc,,s have this influence. -
Chicago News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
ST. JOHNS X LAKE tUSllS DIV.
CHARLOTTE tARBOR DIVISION.

,'tust conn, ,ttou~ made with ~ittm,r furS.
dnN. Thursday and saturday tut ituta Ri-o.t,
iurt NNcr~, etc
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
eEl1EIillllN
[El!lEEillZaiII7
Tropical Trunk Line.
DIRECT AlIrEAII. RutTE

DIRECT AII~RAIl. RutTE
REINEIN
JaCi SoTni'e Magnolia Green Gaze Srrir9
81 Augustine. PIiatIa. Gt;esS.dIe. 0ratl
isesbarg Seattle Driand Enterprise Htas
.iie. SaFf1rL. BHte- Pdrs. GriagJa. lama
drJ Southern Fored
GuINg >uIgH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

hS and after sunday. NOV a.. I>,s. Pas
" -.uF-T Trans nal lraE-- AMI trrtNr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
East s,unIp. sNrlts~s.

H. ~ q 'at ks'uviil" dtiy at in . IL
ArIucat JHeNSouN I,,c ,laIil at %, II IN
Leave tattahtIn dutlS AT a.Li T. III
AtttsrHt Way ttu~s autly Mt, 80. y iu
Lam, thames, lille ,lHIll at. . 80 pm
isaSt tNrtak ddttN AZ ~, III
AtIFNV ~ uutout dhtly AT .. $50 pm
Attttr At Ihouh>, Gllr dttlS AZ ii ~ \ m
Attttc ~ Albany ,latll AT ..... a n III
AIIfNv Montgomery N,u,k XIX ~ ~
AtttNt Lutlt~N iitr va b. \ l, Il 49,, a IN
rutiman inacr Sleeping tHTs la ksuuVIlr
tu tpursN III" Wa lhutuds, Tile, A.tJni, Muht-
guut'tN and Nash, ttlu.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK. K.........sUND APRIL 25. 1886.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. K...-.....sUNDAY. APRIL 25. 1856
ARRIVED
Steamer servla (Br Mckay Liverpool April H. Queens
town Is with mdse passengers TO Vernon Brown Co
Arrived at the Bar at zoo in , Ali :, o..
sfeaner Bothua Br) Atkn. Liverpool April 10 Queens
town lo msed and passengers 10 Cors Arrived al
steamer Cienfuegos Faircoth Ceniuegos April ~ san
ago IL 20 Tybee ~, with mdse and passehgcisto 10
Jas Ward & Co. ,, ,...o. , .... ,.,,,
fruit 10 Pearsal. Arrived al the Barat IN A.,
Steamer Trinidad (Br Fraser Hamlt,n bermuda days
with G SO and Outerbridge Co Arrived
at the Bar at Q m. , o.,.... , ,.u. ,-.,h
Steamer Morgan city, Adams, Ne"'oIioans uSs' WIN
mdse 10 ] I Van sickle. - o.. n, H.. IA,
n,dse and passengers 10 Henry Ionge - , = -
Steamer City OF Columbia Woodhu, enariestoh uAys'
with md AZ and passengers w Quintard Co . -
steamer walker Newport News ana Noriok WIN
mdse and pas ssengers 10 Old Dominion 50 CO. . =, :,
steamer Gen whitney. BeaTse. Boston Win mdse 10 IL
Dinock ,, m 49,. -... ..,.
order: vessel 10 Theo Kuger q CO. M -. .. u,so
Marghara 1taJ Czrb0ne Lfsbon 80 days. WIN muso
order; vessel 10 FuDcb. Edyc q Co
BarK Milan Anst) VucassOvch Lisbon ~ days WIN iron
ore and corkw0od 10 order. vessel 70 Sl0covch d Co
BARK Aurora Swed Bvensen Aracalu ~ Gays Win sugar
10 order; vessel 10 Funch. Edye d Co. -
CLINT Nor) Hansen Pornambuco 81 daysWth sugar
TO order. .
Brig Angela Mitchell Neuvas 20 DAYS with mdse 70 or.
der. weasel TO simpson. ClaDp 90 =, -. Ia.
Brig Helen NJ R0wley, Rowley. Cardcnes 70 oAy@ WIN
noAssss 70 Amsisck q Co; vessel 70 Aobos~
New-York tribune., 1886-04-26
MOTEL SPORT IN FRANCE.

Pau Lefter in GdlignGnfs Messenger
The novel amusement So popular WIN officers
English abroad, known as lueDagerc race,
has been introduced here with immense success The
frat meeting was held at the Chateau de Blege on
Thursd ~ in the OF all the fashionable visitors
of Pau. The weather splendid ana the gathering
most successful IN every respect.
The card contained three events The rst, bird race
with gentlemen drivers the second duck race. directed
by ladies' aud the third, regular menagerle race.
The following were the names OF the competitors IN
the frat race Prince de Bethune 1.OulOu). VI. l..
Oppephem (Alicc), NJ de Joanto (Athenais), Mr.. A.
Torrance Pau) NJ ]. de LOngueiI UOurnal>te Mr.. III.
Hutton NiyopeJ Baron de Bcaucaire Uovelac-). Mr. w
Bagnen (iavrOche). Mr. {. &. Edwards (Jcmiina, n
spring chickenl. VI. J Guilemn (hosaIiel NJ H. Guyon
Uscine des Pyrenecs).
Mr. wards's spring chicken and NJ GuyOns duck
were equally matched that they could not be divided
at the end OF the course which was 40 yards III length
The race again with the samo result, ald tbs
stakes (5Oir) were divided.
In the second event for which there five starters
Mrs Stewart and her pet Sucre OTge, won III canter
Mile. Cabarrin with Baby being second. Mile.
Barron Mrs. Greayes, and Nine Lapargne Tauzcan. un
placed. 49,, - A., &c.,, ,..,,,
OF $50 yards In which there sixteen competitors
viz NJ G. Brnquant FlOrian), a Sheep NJ Tae
Joantho CunegOnde IA turkey NJ. T.. OppcGheim ulttle
Duck, a goose Prince dc Bcthune Adamastor), a
j. Melor Eve, fox; Mr.. {. G. Edwards u,eter), a
rabbit; Mr.. f. Russell U4D, chcken; Colonel Buscar-
let Nianin) a goat; Mr. Hutton pate a O0l, goose;
NJ. j. Guillemin Urontinl, a duck Dr. W. Bagnel
Qommy) "A pig; Baron de Beaucaire why Not q, lien
Mr.. A. Torrance CseasulD. a turkey; NJ H. Guyon
(Fricandeau ex-Osele), calf, and NJ. D. de Longeun
(Wateau), sheep
Watoau won from Forian by neck The incidents
start at all; Tommy the pig. also lay down aud would
not bulge Eve. the fox. after covetousy eyeibg Pate
dOe, the goose, went OF at gallop, but became un
manageable, and, IN turf parance, "boted'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-26
r. FL. MACY & 90.

suNsET-wrnd at Sandy Hook moderate, SCI cloudy
City Island. light y f. fAir.
Arrived Yesterday
Bark Isnaee utaD Fdo Cadz Al days with mdSe to or
der vessel Ia Funch EGye & Co ,,. . nj. .o
days with ifar 70 order vessel AIetcaf : CO.
Brig R,ains sun DeektI SpSnaC MAI d Via :"
Brlg Annie StOrcr Adams MaianZas - dayh with mo
losses II Howell son Co; yesselt Miller Hough'on
SAILED
Steamers Kepler, for Liverpool Marteo Hull Chateau
Margaux Bordeaux Italia. Mediterranean ports CoOlh
'yInt' ship Gov wImot for Norfolk and Liverpool.
RTE TarIfa' for Port : ain
Anchored at City Island bound out Bark Maud scammc
for OpOrtO.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL April 2i-Saed. NOrseman (Br). Mad.
sailed steamer Isis Br, stobart for New York.
Price NewYork April 10 on her way to Liverpool and
saei steamer Wisconsin tBr Bentley, from Liverpool
,enafriyeG steamers Aurana r, Hams from NeYork
Aprl II. and AdTiaic BIZ Parse from New-York Apr 10
sailed steamer nbria (Br). McMckan. from Liverpool
hence for New York .. ....... ,.-,.o. m. ,,-,,o
Portland April Is via Halifax for Liverpool and pro-
AMsriRDAm April 2i-saed. steamer Elam (Dtc1, Taat,
AsfwKRP April 24-Arnved. Madrid span). Gar.
saied steamer Wcs,crnand Bclg Randle NewYorK.
23d-sailed steamer city Of Truro r Fulcher Boston
HAvRE. Apr 24-Saled. steamer NOrmandle FRI. dc ker
sAyTASnER April 2S-Arrivod steamer Chateau Yquem
r lie Chapeain from New York ON her way TO ordeauy
from New York on her wav to Bombsy.
SUEz April 2i-Passcd steamer Caymore (Br). Guland
YoKoHaMA April 2i-sacd steamer CITY OF Peking Dear
born. from Hong Kong hence for San Francisco
AsrIswALL April Sailed. Colon Lima for
SANTIAGO CUBA. April 23-Arrived. steamer Santiago.
ColIoD. from New.York, via Nassau for cienfncgo.
from Mexican ports hence for NewYork
New-York tribune., 1886-04-26
NFW-YORK CITY.

The annual examinations of the students OF me
College of Physicians and Surgeons begia 'o-u"s,
r. Tho honeft of the Church Of ST. BENEDICT the
Moor. concert will be held III the church building
to-right. ~ -,
Nearly five hundred persons collected in City HAL
Park Yesterday to lis en- 10 he weekly temperance
The New-York Diving Club have their opening
on Wednesday at Fleetwood Park. Fine sport IS
promised. .
The mention at Albany OF the name oi DE- feri
ron1 Secrer as n candidate for the vacancy in the
commisslon appointed to pnt the wires under
cround was without Dr. Seeg ers knowledge Or per-
mission.
The Canoe Exhibition at the Harvard Rooms at
Siytb-ayc and Fortv-sccOnd- ST. proved 30 accept
able TO large number Of visitors on Saturday that
it Will remain opeE to-day from until u and from
z untIl | u.