W. J. and J. 0. Mills, Mr. Just, Senator Ingernoll. Mr, TO UiiUnoiD COMITY IMlldLTlfUL FAIR. l'tcunigs, Mm. Charles O'Couor, (.overuor Howif, meut for ilie rjoj. Ah the horses approached the THE YELLOW FEVEB. NEW YORK CITY. THE IMIil O JOl'Ktl (LIB. <>l Maryland; tieneral luck Taylor, of New Orleans, throe-quarter pole both llarle una Kiagfl her begun ex-Mayor Uunther and lady, and other*. to move up to the others, und mi tliey came loto tuo Gain Dmy at the Fair Yv»tertfay.'What Nix Nmw Vmnom u4 Two Deal hi During the TIIE hotuestretch MMda.v aud the Donerube closed up to KQIIIPAUHH. or Hail Farm Ijul Twenty-tear Ilvur*. Misoellaneouc and General New* Items and Pari, Among the handsome turuouta at the Club House CblUluHhe. Then &iugtlaber wart tat no. und ho Slay Oh»I "Kauw About inn" ( wen* those of Mr. J. F. Stone, a milord; Mr. came with such a rush that be went through his and What lie Dae* Kuow. At the yellow fever hospital in the lower buy new graphs from the Metropolitan Police Courts. of the Fall Soutter. a phaeton and handsome pair of bays; horses ns ii they were hobbled, und came la an easy This institution has lii for » ases are received dally from Governor's First Day Meeting Mr. Itel- winner butt a dozen Chii.iootlie seconu, yearly be«o progress Inland, Judge Mtougbtou, n slvllsh lour in-hand: l>y lengths, the and Assistant Gibbs wus at Park. 1110m, a barouche una pair of high steppiug bays. Midday third, tbe Dom raiie oott lourth, daiic tutu several duysou Richmond Ciub Conine, near the yesterday Acting Surgeon Jerome Mr. P. Van Courtiandt drove up to the grand aud Item slxtit. Time of tbe neat, 1:49. farm or W. II. Vanderbllt, Now Dorp, una there 1m detailed by the medical director, Dr. Cuyier, to assist The following record will show the changes ta the aland with his Htyltph four-tii-hnnri, followed by Mr. .stkxtna Hv.it.The Doueralle colt hid the best of in tiie slot. of the temperature for the hours la com¬ sec¬ the usual variety of pigs, cows, horses, turnip*, attendaucy upon Many patients past twenty-four William Duncan with a fine pair of bays, and by the send-oir, the stall beiug very even, Hatlo parison with the as neat Mr. Item Usher fourth. fruits, flower* aud bed quilt* that make up a coun¬ are now convalescing, and the cold weather corresponding day of last year, turnouts driven by Mi'. Withers, Jonu ond, third, Kuig Midday seems them. The indicated Interesting Scenes and Splen¬ Mr. santord. Mr. Charles l'alley and Mr. fifth aud Chillloothe sixth. Tliey kept their try fair. Of comae there had to be a aud to be favorable for following by the thermometer at Uudnat's phar¬ Parley, but before speech, is a list of those received at the West Bank Quaran¬ macy, Hkhald corner of Ann street:. 'l roin borough. The Prince de Ccncl was noticeable pluc/JM luto the upper turn, tney llall wan Invite.! for the and hours at Building, did the upon the ve¬ reached the quarter pole some changes bad Mayor purpose spoke tine Uospital for the twenty-four euding 1MB. UTti. 188# 1879. Sport. among prominent persona colt for half au hour m oue or the tents after¬ six o'clock last 8 AM. 02 63 SP.H 68 A3 randa of the club house lrorn his tall taken place, Tue Doneralle kept tbe yesterday evening:. «A.M and elegant carriaire. A little distance from lead, Ranc second, Midday Kurd, Item lourtn, noon. lie by that he could not Henry Hart, private, company C. 40 04 CP. M CO 64 figure sixth. Aa begau observing Adain Miller, 0. M 63 IP. M 08 63 the last named poisonage were Messrs. Lawrence Kingfisher tlftb und Chllllcotne they came the on its allow. It was not the private, company and IHarry Bassett the Nursery Bweeoatakea for all ages, a dash of a TI1K Til 1111) KAUK. gold coin established themselves in business in residing in Ifott street, was arraigned In the Tombs There were twelve enW«fc NPRflKRT Stakes.For two-year-olds, of $60 each, York county. Richmond county was going through Texas. had yesterday, before Justice Hogan. charged with hav¬ quarter. or pay, with $1,000 added, the second horse to did. They carried on their secret art in Stakesand Oysterman, Jr., ciared out to the day of race. Another play the same transition that New York From ing, by means of a order, procured six dol¬ previous receive $^00 out of the stakes; one mile. Closed with and from these to nearly every country or the civilized and even the lorged 202 Mott was withdrawn on account of lameneea, entries. rams to villa plots, city lars from Elizabeth Wissendorr, of No. the Steeple C'hase. leaving sixty be¬ partially civilized world, and became wonderfully street. Committed in default of 11,000 ball. flvetocoutend for These were Hacon D. McDauiel entered ch. c. Harry Dassett, bj Lex¬ lots.In the meantime gardens. He in the money. ington, dam Canary Bird 1 should devote Itself expert composition of a base metal closely 1. lieved Richmond county also Messrs. Rowland and of Nos. 07 and 00 J. o Douuoll entered g. Mary Louise, by Light¬ and fruits and flowers for the resembling gold. They excelled in rn&xlag dies Ryder, Thfl nutnmn meeting of the American Jockey Club Mozart, J. Kchersou's chestnut hone ning 3 to gardening and in the process of A few weeks Front street, have been the committee D. Withers entered b. f. and should not farm as if it was coining. ago appointed by commenced yesterday at Jerouie Park, and will bo H. Sanforrt'shay mare F. Morrts gray D. Elsie, by Leamington, New York market, determlnea to transfer their of citizens of to receive contribu¬ Niagara.and_ dam Bapta 3 far rrom a A bushel or they operations to a Harper's Ferry ontlnucd on alternate week days until Saturday, fin. Kidellty. Corsican won the race very tieII Chautauqua county, capital. new and, with their usual deter¬ tions in aid of sufferers the floods In the M. A. LI entered g. f. Mary Clark, by Lexing¬ one In locality, ounnlng, (he by the 15tli last. The occasion is one of unusual interest ? w he has re- dam oats might bring seventy cents, but pear mined that next to the solitudes of a Tex¬ Shenandoah and Western A liberal handily,.r. showing that again ton, Eagles.^ 0 would that. Let agricultural locali¬ valley Virginia. In the sporting and fashionable world. Great pre¬ very Bucce«fnl B. G. Thomas entered b. r. Aureola, by War February bring an chapparal the wilderness or a great response is hoped for, and the object is a most Dance, dam Dixie 0 ties adapt their tilling to circumstances of situation. oity afforded the best protection. Not thinking worthy one. parations have been mane to render this meeting when ho was tested this sprit* entered hua in urOe soou bcoanio urbs In suro. Why could their character embarked on horeMast'year!Zt F. Morris l>lk. f. by Eclipse, dam Vanity.. 0 do as Norfolk (lid. and suspected they boldly tno most attractive of the kind that has ever taken he was found to nave lost lib Ucmmi o W. It. liabcoi k entered ch. f. by Jack not Richmond county people board the schooner Clara Wooohonse, irom Brazos Yesterday was the first day upon which taxes speed. Malone, so near to a market r bo not work de for this place in tne United states, a larger number of tmwrn before the and was »eal«n dam Vesper Light 0 get high prices, rams Santiago oity. One or them, Edouard upon personal estate and bank stock were to be during summer, A. Belmont entered b. f. Uirl of Heart, in the old ruu» any longer and manage large Carols, a quiet, gentlemanly looking Spaniard, had horses has been entered for these races than was each time. The horses that ran him on this My by when it is more so near to the of tiie paid, and Mr. Bernard Smyth, the Tax Receiver, against Skirmisher, dam Fluke 0 illy, or New prolitable,to raise apparently plenty money: other, a coarser ever seen at any of the previt us meetings, and the occasion were well known aud were stoutly hat kid tt. E. Lewis entered ch. 1. Lerna, by million reeders York, vegetables looking mau, and loosely dressed, slated to the reports that up to the hour of closing the offioe the Leamington, and truits. Hesides, let Richmond county rariners master of the vessel that he was without funds save sum of $319,523 38 had been as ladies were prepared to appear In all the mag- diim Ko.se Arlington 0 into or received, against Hunter & Travers entered b. c. or divide their labors specialties production. thlrtjr-two dollars, winch he paid on goiug aboard, $177,000 last year.(. e., the first day of collection of n Hi ence of the new tall fashions. But race was the for by Censor, Adam Smith said, "In iucreasiiig civilization there but to the taxes. In a week's time the books for the collection bVluTsewnd* Champion Slakes, Jerome Edgar, uam Nannie Lewis 0 or labor in manufactures, promised pay balance on arriving in New the opening diy proved unpropitlou for the splen- mile heats. In this John O'Donuell euteted ch. f. Austra¬ Is increased division York. They had a long passage and reached Upper of taxes upon real estate will be opened. I three-year-olds, Fanohon, by bat not in agriculture, therefore, manufactures at about four o'clocic atter- did display that was expected. and ladles and gen¬ out or entries, came to the These lian. dam ldlewild 0 or In our how¬ Quarantine yesterday forty-six r^®post.bu^,Bl^ H. B. Todd entered b. c. dan were rar ahead agriculture." day, noon. There was a stiff breeze blowing at the time, About three o'clock yesterday Edward tlemen alike wore A wind by Ilarry Booth, by nas beeu dividing its labor. a morning disappointed. chilling were Mr. Belmont's bay colt Kingfisher John O Dou- Engineer 0 ever, agriculture but boat ran out to them from the whore of Stateu a of blew from the and the Twenty years ago farm labjrers hired out as (arm and the schooner was orderei to to" Cohegan, youth eighteen years, employed as northeast, weather all day nelPs brown colt Unite. T. W. Doswell's bay Ally L. W. Jerome entered ch. f. by Keutuoky, dam mend a or drive it, to seed a island, "lay Ariel 0 hands.able to plough while two gentlemen boarded her. They luqulreu brakeman by the Hudson River Railroad Company, was cloudy cold, raw and d mp. in ti,e morning Mid.lay, Carroll A Coar's brown colt by DoneraHe, J. tield or doctor a Itorse, to raise small fruits or churn for the I* W. Jerome entered b. f. by Kentucky, dam Your farmer is passengers, when the two Spaniards came while entering the city aboard a cattle train fo I the exceedingly unfavorable condition of the 1 McConneU's brown colt Chilllooithe andIM. H. ban Mary butter. Now It is changed. Scotch forward, and one of the announc¬ from the of the car on which he was stand¬ Diddle 0 or Irish farmer is a dairyman, gentlemen, platform weather created a very general luiprcs-don that the font's oav bv Lexington, dam Katona. lhe la B. w. lloxsey entered f. darn a grain grower, your ing himself aBau aid to Colonel Whitley, of the ing, striking on his head and breaking his neck. tllly g. by Engineer, by or vour French farmer Is a small lruit United stales Secret Nervice Bureau, arrested them. The accident occurred at 132d street inauguration of the fall meeting would l.o post¬ was won Mr. Belmont's in the mo* Plane! 0 Division of labor improves rarm¬ Thedecesg.l by Kingfisher gal- Time, 1:49 culturist. for They were handcuffed and searched, when a gold resided at Tivoli, Dutchess county. poned until to-day: but, though the sty was over- myle in two straight heats. was the >4. lng. Aud as Adam Smith proved dollar was found on Garcia, punctured with a small Taut Kingfisher TUB BHTTINU- that a division or labor increases the facility cast with threatening clouds, the Impending ndn favoriu the many stories about O'Donnell all time hole and having a peculiar piece of metal adhering The Lotus Club met last at No. a notwitltttaudUig $620 $i,«oo $noo $';50 $250 $100 aud worth of labor, so this iait concerning agricul¬ to it in the Qen> re. There was also found upon the specially evening storm kept oil. and the races were run us had been bb been amiss and that McDaniei 410 otto 84o 200 210 vo inductively attests by the revenues of to take suitable action in relation t® having Withers 16) 3«o 110 4.1 31O ture incipascJ prisoner a lagged piece or metal resembling unpoi. Irving place announced. u.. uhowed great at the nnisu ui flife sfa&aard book du agrl- lsliei gold, about one-fourth or an inch in thickness the decease of their Mr. De Witt speed ^ Thomas 105 100 00 ao 10 .. agriculture presiding officer, The American ciub has '. fcnlltil'e was "Alien's American Farmer. When and nearly two luches square. One side of this was .lockey speedily attained each heat, going through the others with Babcock 100 no 00 55 10 f dared to write a treatise on depart¬ Vtvn Uureu. Mr. Frederick A. Schwab occupied the The field "10 5J 45 Bridgeman engraved with two angels reading, and in its aud resolutions of ttio the exalted position of exemplar of tne turf. As a that ilt lost their lor m .MM" 60 1 he was to Illustrate all chair, regret suggested by y racing appearand . mental Hardening compelled general appearance looked like the plates from THE . loss of one or the founders or the dun and an esti¬ sporting organization It lias nosuperlor In the world. Ilarlc did not come up to the expect^atlon* RACK. his departments between the same covers. Now we which eugravings are printed. The two trunks iJlt. Fifteen or tlie slxtry entries came to the post, and "Ten Acres anil "Our Farm of Four wilh some mable gentleman aud accomplished litterateur, No royal races in Kngland or on the Continent of i in backers as mauv believed him to be the a or better Enough." were removed difficulty, one of them wore larger looking Held never appeared in 6Mb," and "Our Forty Hod Farm," aud from the being very heavy, and the prisoners, with their adopted. knrop© are conducted with more propriety or horse in the had seen him tills country. Ihcre was great, trouble In getilng the Jave of una /tome how to on the to the tiest country. They into line for the a editor Ilrarlh garden effects, were transferred shere and after- It is to assemble the members attended by a fin. r ela.-s of than are those at at youngsters siarr, number of break¬ roof of a Fifth avonue lions'!. to the on the lerrvboat. on proposed surviving people run fust at Long Branch, and again Saratoga, but aways occurring before the word was given. When wafJsuf&ilgiU up c.ty the Hie eleaaut In Jerome l'ark. Not at The old Jce Miller advertisement of the Wen that the passage up one o! them.Garcia.was ccJfifi onted old Fifth New York at a reunion racing ground ii.ov seemed to have overlooked the lact that he the Hug fell tney were as close together as It wan have but to tickle the laud with a hoe and it oj. volunteerj the celebrated 01 the the possible to get tiieui, and they dashed off at a "you with his likeness, which Uc reti«oi|to recognize. It some time tins winter, for the meetings Derby, Oaks, never betore had been called upon to put up the rapid will laugh with a harvest,'' is beiusr disputed by is supposed the dies used by them in coining one. purpm^of^fivlng ihe st. or the in pace, Mr. Jerome's bay fllijr taking the lead, Harry even in the West. It Is demonstrated old associations and reminiscences of the camn aud Leger Goodwood, Kugland, Mcady lux weight ot one hundred and ten pouuds. Hassett second, Mary Louise tint 1. and tlie others In facts being two and a halt, Ave and ten dollar pieces are con¬ held, Officers and members of this famous nor at the races at there aud here that the best laud tickler Is a sub¬ tained in one of the truaks. regi¬ imperial Chantllly, i such a clo>e group that u was impossible to dis¬ soil plough, aud the greatest impulse to harvest- me ut are requested to forward as many of their com¬ and l.ongchainps, in Prance, nor at any of the finest r tinguish one from the ottier. Colonel McDanie s* The soil must be tilled rades' names and addresses at possible to Mr. George colt llassett so >n went to tlio and laughter is manure. deeply- F. w office of the New York in tracks In Germany has there been ever witnessed a Harry front, Mr. thai is the first requlrcuieut. And Mr. Greeley says IS YELLOW FEVER INFECTIOUS ? dUaius, Times, order I ^^n,oMabnlllant affair of 0'D0nneU'8 gray Iilly Mary Louise worked up to l believe In as much that the proposed movement may be Inaugurated. more interesting and scene tnan can be which was hfteeu . . Then Mr. Withers' we must Irrigate. Now, Greeley splendid race, by t^i^oldJTor^e second place. Leamington Ally as Mr. Mitchell Iwlleves inXenophon or as Napoleon enjoyed in our own midst by the citizens or New js tbu found lie.* way to Hie third position, and alter run¬ In his own art of war. And if the Tribune To the Editor of the Ubrald:. A new ice has been | W the post- These were ning half a milo all the others were beaten believes company just organized by York. Jerome Park is unequalled anywhere as a says we must, irrigate, we will follow Its example It seems to be assumed that the out¬ Home and citizens, with the view of by the three above named. WUeii the as Wall generally leading wealthy racing ground, its natural are elso- and all go and water our stock, street rail¬ advantages youngsters entered the homestretch Harry road farmers do their stock. The philosopher pro¬ break of yellow fever on Governor's Island owes lis supplying the article to the public at a much lower where unsurpassed. Situate at a convenient dis¬ ers- bay tllly Kbie Mr. rhoma- W luissett had a lead of two lengths, Mr. O'Donnell s his of the to lnfcctlon from the crews of some vessels rate than the old have been In the habit Ucimont's oar fll > f»ri oi My ue miy^ JurouleM second, about the same distance In front of Mr. bably learned theory irrigation during origin monopolies tance from the city, being easy or access by ran or tlily draft rlota, wheu he had the hot water apparatus irom that have evaded of The company intend to procure the two Udiea, both by of Ariel and Withers' LeaiiilUi?toa lillv. Harry Dassett proved tropical ports Quarantine. ice charging.from a road, it is ou occasions like the a Itontucky,_on. too lor arranged to Irrigate the crowd that surrounded the lresh water lake near the Hudson liver, present general ilieoiherout of ^ ,juy colt much tho gray lilly and she dropped back TrtOune llulldiim. btateu Island, surrounded Permit one who has had some experience of yellow whore aim ice can be and rendezvous for lovers of natural and by Booth, F. MomsM.w» -k nilv by Eclipse, mider the whip as she came up towards the stand. Upon good pure oDtained, scenery damUafry H. as you are by water of all kinds.aud sometimes of fever during a lengthened residence In the West wiience it can be transported to this city in barges, an the \unity, W. v Lewu' Mr. Wimera' Leamlngion also gave tt up near the mists and do not thus considerable exciting sport. Though g uh^ring yesterday chestnut ttUJ il. A. jut!liM may and came a too many kinds.and, fogs, you Indies to suggest for the consideration of the Health saving expense. «» hliy Mary ilnlsh, Harry liasseit In under good pull care for so much. was comparatively limited in numbers, it presented ^ lour lengths ah ad in Louise second. Mr. irrigation Deep ploughing gives Officer whether the disease not have been en¬ LlUel£ 1:49Mary good tillage and Irrigation gives good crops. The may Prince R. Stetson, or the Astor a lavorable and suggestive contrast to the crowds Withers' Leamington Ally third. The twelve others the of orantre milk ana but¬ or local disconnected with in¬ House, yesterday made a beautiful lacc and came the secret of value county tirely origin, wholly afternoon a seen at races in other parts of the worid. I up hoinestictch ter first, that the laud irives no spurious grass, preferred complaint at Jefferson-Market usually out ol Veapu 81 . in close order an 1 passed under the string in a Is, fection or any other external cause. And here let The character of the but the ljthr won riaotja iQ M© and, second, the meadows are ploughed everywhere agalusc R. H. De Bergue, charging that on the 23d of highly respectable company ^ood. cluster, Mr. Thomas' bay Ally Aureola leading aud mountain streams- me observe that in the West Indies no one dreams confirmed the prevalent that horse race are nuwtexcei um 1.,r0,mb|y¦ the finest two Mr. Uelinout's Ulri of mr Heart next; tnen one of by the September last be came to the hotel with his wife opinion racing oltis in the country. wluQCr ur 1110 race, Mr. Mr. In conclusion the Mayor said that immediate of yellow fever being communicated by inrection, is with Americans a Which Is loved the year Jerome's, Hoxsey's gray tlily, then Fanchon scene of exhibition or fruits and vegetables showed and remained until yesterday, contracting a bill for pastime for y i occasion, A liabcock's lilly, followed by Alary Clark. Lema, and the health officers there would no more think board and incidentals to 45. itseli and not for the Hunter A that at least some Richmond county culturists ap¬ amounting $iu« sport greed of gain. Ail the | KtfilieU..wo. Travers' hay colt, and Hie others on about of a market a of to exclude It by quarantine than of Mr. Stetson states that he discovered him leaving terms. The race was preciated the value groat only few- attempting arrangements were prepared and carried out in the 'yyer.'^e equal very exciting. miles off, with advantages of cheap carriage, and staying the trade winds with a hand bellows. In the house yesterday afternoon in a mysterious man¬ . THE FOURTH HACK. ner, and that he was endeavoring to defraud most i-atisfactory manner. Tue company was Steeple Chase ttiat during the transition stage or the couuty rrom all the American Islands and the charges Handicap.Sweepstakes of $25 larms to village plots, and so to city lots, the next regions within hlui out of the bill, He was committed to answer a exceedingly select, and nothing transpired to each, play or pay, witn $soo added, of which $200 to fever is endemic.tnut is to in of the Hotel act. 1 sut ten years should develop all Staien Island into a tropics yellow say, charge violating mar the pleasure 01 those who were pre- won ev. rj stake ui 1 be given to the second horse, tlie third horse to save ou a canter iand 11aerc 1 a mor.; disap- his stake; about two miles and a half. garden spot. no one year are they wholly free from It, although sent. It is true that ihe unfavorable state than were her i). McDaniels entered b. h. There was a good display of trotting yesterday, the periods when It appears in an epi¬ William R. Dowling, a resident of Shrewsbury, N. poiu>cdsctoi togeluer Oystertnan, Jr., by and the afternoon the bund rrom Fort Hamil¬ form are often lar of the weatner prevented manj persons from backers yesterdayuiuig^twuon theyui j saw her struggling Oysternmn, dam by Imp. Pfcil Brown. 0 years during demic apart. Sporadic J., yesterday complained at Jetlerson Market that on under the the ^ Ul(, frullleBa 15z lbs ton was in attendance and enlivened the show with cu.mss are found, however, every year: aud attending, and the or laslilon was wntp up old, 1 music. The l'alr continues until shows to mind more the 8th of September last he purcnased the liquor display endeavor of tawhingliomr i,crore he J. Donohue eutcrc l b. in. li.ddy Maluue, by Star Saturday night. nothing my satisfactorily the not so great as It would otherwise have been; but reached the ,y iliew> l)a\ dam 5 uon-lnie> tious character of the disease than the saloon tn the basement or No. 6 Waverley place, Leamington filly, Is, Olio, years old, 114 lbs 'J cases never there was a fair or the fair sex ooailug the other twelve J. K. Lawrence entered b. b. Reve¬ fact that these sporadic extend, and lor $1,200 from Charles F. Heville, the latter repre¬ representation oil the d^ird Tlsdale, by OLD WORLD ITEMS. are always to lie accounted for by local malaria. I ana the was nue, dam Louisa Jonlau, aged, 13« lbs 3 senting to him that a large number or la¬ ground racing excellent. Time, 6:41). have had yellow lever patients die lu my arms with¬ bottles, The scene from tne stand was out the smallest ill consequences to Dr. belled oraody, gin, whiskey, Kingston. Ja¬ The fair of St. Bernard's Roman Catholic churca showing every evidence or culture and retlne' moved. tion, and Hiiemis has been 111 jubilee, for it seems maica. These young men were attacked In succes¬ U Tisdale was successful In the jump and he ran rap- Is now open at Jackson on Jackson for merit, and took their on are the details of the as It that the invaders pay for ti.eir wine, and consume sion by fever, in twoot the cases the symptoms of Hall, square, alighted up positions TUe'efoSmmg racing Idly up and tool; sides wi ll Oysterman, Jr., and can circled around ihe held to all that they get. yellow f^rer were fully developed and both died. the purpose or realizing a sum sulliclcnt to enable . the balcony, which commands a flue view of they close tho fence, The third had a severe attack of where they met a iieu^e. This leap made to¬ The Prussian papers give an Interesting acconnt bilious remittent its pastor, Rev. Father H ouly, to carry out his Inten¬ 'he homestretch and the winning post. Several or they kome the sent without the skm or black vomit. He T°ff:" sw.^T^oT^each, play pay. gether and tiiey now laced the c ub house on the of of balloons up by tbe French garri¬ fever, yellow tion of building a new and church lu thousands or spectators had arrived berore the hour PUrCCttl mil. The horses then r :n out of tlie field son in Metis. One was thus inscribed in the French was removed and survived. On Investigation a magnlllcent sble and large tank was found under the windows of Fourteenth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave¬ appointed ror the racing to commence. Just before --^"ry-1VC side and then coursed back to the starting place, language:."Aerostatic postal despatch. Seventh garden nues. Tbe has already been purchased, and running in a direction. balloon. Metz, September 10. Tne tlnuer of this their sleeping apartments, which was nearly lilled ground the llrst race came off the sun peeped out Iroin be¬ northerly They jumped a with decayed and most It is hoped the structure will be commenced in hurdle at the loot of ilte bluff at the same instant, balloon is respectfully solicited to take the accom¬ decaving vegetable matter, tue spring. Through the etforw of the St. Bernard hind the dun, heavy clouds, and warmth and bright¬ Jr., over, bin panying letters to the nearest post oihce.'' foul aud pernicious In its character. No one could Oysterman, goui;; safely Tlsdale when doubt that the maiaria had from this cause. Building Society, or which Father ileaiy is the ness thus temporarily Imparted added to lie landed on lite other side threw his llder over lus The German soldiers, on their way France sprung a sum or has been much" head and into the Held through 1 could name very many instances of a similar head, large money accumulated, the oi the wuo were now galloped away without htm. pay great attention to religious duties. At sonic character. I have known the crew and at the end of the lair, which is to last for a lort. pleasure people, Tlie rider of Oystermiih. Jr., then seemed to the men or the and of a man-ol-war to forget plucks Bavarian Baden regi¬ annihilated, until the survivors were landed night, it Is expected thai he will have Insured to hu looking with Interest the inauguration K7.f.vJiicityV'bV Bci^c. himself for a moment, stopped his hoi-se and looked ments attend mass in great numbers, prayer-book nearly a church of which they well be 4 about him for a second or two. and the vessel examined, wlieu the bilges were parisn may proua. oi these autumn races. Meanwhile members of tne He, however, soon in hand. AlAncy on the 11th of September the found so chVc! Mozari,- by Auh* concluded that it was best, to go on and win German regimental bands played tin* chorals, ami foul and mephltlc that the negroes em¬ club, with their families, kept coming, and the uru.ian, dam l-y the money, and to ployed :o cleanse them were drawn up In an almost At an early date it is probable that Master Oliver pulling spur oysterman, Jr., their division chaplains assisted the local priests in moribund condition. Once there hporting men tvlthlu the quarterstretch enclosure went into tne norm ueld, ttt tti« far end of which celebrating service. cleansed, however, B. Goldsmith, a talented young gentleman, will Tin: bkttimo. there was a fencc and water ditch. was no more yellow fever on the ship. In rront or ilie grand stand Here busy the . , Passing over make a first appearance before the New York the¬ cauvassing Coisican and m n1ft this he wheeled around towards the tlirec-uuarter The committtee at Paris for the propagation of the Yellow fever Is emphatically an American disease, characteristics of the horses and booking their bets. nse of horse flesh as food for the public has written and it must be borne in mind that we have atre going public. Although as yet only six Mozart.^ |» g $> pole, and there he had another fence and ditch to to just gone SOMETHING ABOUT FArfHlO.NS. leap over. He then turned in a to the government point out the advantages that through an unusually ions season of something or ago, and unable to read, he has southerly direction, may be derived from such meat, cnpeciaiiy by the more than heat. not ycar3 A stylish landau, with a pair or t xt « w IS and. coming up tow.irils the grand stand and club tropical Why may malaria, committed to memory most, of tho groat clean-stepp lag house, lie met a hedge wall and of water establishment of economical kitchens, where any under such circumstances, here produce tropical pulls up beside tlic broad \ anda of tue Club Saidord^-^- -UKWBACK> pond one would be iree to get this article of food at a low disease within a Shakspeartan parts, and resiles them with tue bay*, 1 lie horses were started at ihe three-quarter pole twelve feet in width. This h the fluest and most, temperature essentially tropical? action and expression of a veteran actor. His House. From it alights a brunette, in an exceed¬ and got away nicely m a hunch. Corsican soon rau lorundable leap in the field. Oysterman made price. A WEST INDIAN. are indeed wonderful. tor the powers of memory Anything ingly rich costume of biact Lyons velvet, the skirt to the front and showed the way up tne homestretch, tliejiinip splendidly, receiving shouts of applause The Swiss army is moment divided into he hears read a couple of timi-s he can repeat with¬ tiie stand one in advance of from the spectators. Theu followed a three bodies. The flrst, of 20,000 men, intended to of a comfortable walking made passing length Sanlord, jump over fUAIIBFii OF COfflHEUCE. out a slip, while he in ruses an earnestness aud viiror length, entirely Hiagara third, Felicity fourth and Alozart bringing tlie loot-bridge loading into Ihe homeslret/h. which operate between Constance and Bomanshoen, holds into Ills re Rations whii U conclusively show that he without trimming. Tiie paletot is long and grace¬ ui> tne rear. Going around the upper turn Corsican was a small affair. Tho next obstacle that uys- tlio borders ot the lake; the second, ar Loerrach, fully appreciates the meaning ol the part he Is en¬ ful, lined with satin, and is fastened up the front still kept in front, Sanford second, Niagara, Felicity terman met with was a fence topped with also numbers 'jo.ooo; while the third, or 10,000, is The of the Chamber of acting. with rich and tasteiul ornaments oi' passementerie. and Mozart close together, in this way they ran brush, near the southern terminus of the situated behind the hill of Ste. Marguerite, between regular monthly meeting It is artistically looped at the sides under large orna¬ past the quarter pole und swung to the left down to Inside track. lie then crossed the track Loerpeh and Bale. The bearing of the lederal troops Commerce was held yesterday afternoon at their THE CASE OF EX-POLICEMAN CASSIOY. ments to correspond. The outer sleeves are long the blun, around which thev dashed at a rapid rate, and mounted the hill leading to the picnic grounds, 13 most soldierlike, and their uniform is somewhat rooms, corner of Cedar and Williams streets. A. A. aud and are also lined Willi two the others a after round to its that of tbe French. open, satin. Tne collar Corsican leadiug lengths, length which, circling crown, he jumped UKe Low was elected to til a vacancy upon the Execu¬ A Partial bivvnllirnlion Shorn Conclusively is m revers. To ilnish this elegant, toilet a round apart, Hauiord second, Niagara third. Felicity over a stone wall, anil descending Hie ro»ks very Tbe Vosgrs riflemen are all young men, accus¬ that He Was Nat Murdered. hat of black velvet sits on llic raven lourtn and Mozart fittn. They then ran around slowly and carefully, llnaby camc lo a Halt and re¬ tive Committee and James p. Wallace was placed tresses, tomed from Infancy to live in the mountains and use of the murder and is trimmed with a scarf of purple the hill to the right and passed out of sight. fused to go any lurtuer. Ills rider, 11. Welch, had the gun. Their uulform is simple ana elegant, con¬ upon the Committee of Arbitration. In the investigation supposed of crepe de clilne, loops of black velvet and an undu¬ When they appeared again on the lower all he could do to g.-t liiin to start and go down the of a blouse in tied round the the or all the witnesses (Jon-lean still a lead of hill. came sisting gray holland. The regular standing committees were called upon Cassidy yesterday deposition lating purple plume. Her companion is a young turn had two lengths, He, however, down leisurely and cross¬ waist by a black leather belt, trowsers of tne same tended to exculpate Ann the lady, witii that delicate tinge of Inown in her the others in the same positions as before, ing the track tan into the souin held and a to make their reports. The cha rinan of the com¬ directly Cassidy, wire, jumped stuff, confined at the ankles by short buttoned gait¬ or murdered her braided hair which forms the most beautiful setting nose and tail. As they approached the tliree-quarler stone wall which stood in its centre. This was tne ers, and a Tyrolese hat with cock's feathers. mittee wHlch attended the meeting ot the Commer¬ from any suspicion having hus¬ to a woman's face. Her dress is a garnei Irish pop¬ pole sanford moved up and shut up the daylight, last jump in the fields. He then rau out on the reg¬ cial Union at Rochester was to report in band. lin, trimmed with a rich tassel the others two and ular race course at the toot of the A horrible sight was recently witnessed in the requested fringe and bands Of being lengths aptiri. Felicity bluff, look the of Metz. Tne bombardment of the 15th writing at the next meeting. Bernard son of the deceased man and sas- garnet velvet. A deep flounce borders the skirt and Mozart then began to fall olT. Oorsican disposed of hurdle there, then another one on tne lower vlcluity of A communication was read from Mr. Elliott, ac¬ Cassidy, is partially covered by handsome fan of oval Hanlord easily on the homestretch and came in a turn and 'he last on the September was carried on during a learful rain¬ a woman, testified directly to the absenco plaits homestretch at storm. The sudden flooding of the adjacent companying sample or wheat grown upon the line pected pieces, trimmed with narrow iringe. The oversklrt, winner br three lengths. Niagara was three the nortn cud of the grand stand, and gal¬ plain of the Kansas Paciilc over feet above or his mother from the room, she rounded back and front and me the behind Sanlord, who was half a dozen loped home a wlnuer of the race. We by the force of the stiower swept the soil a way from Railroad, 2,000 having open at sides, lengths will now take made or the dead dis¬ tl>e level of the sea. down stairs to recall an officer tight-tilling bas iue, with pointed lront, and gypsy leimtha ahead of Felicity, the latter btlug three a look afier the other horses. Hughy Oaflnev, wlieu the newly graves soldiers, A communication was also read by General Wal- gone hat of decorated with In advance of Mozart. Time of the dash. it was ascertained that (irillln closing the corpses and allowing their sickening who had been In ihe room a moment before to still a garnet grits gialu autumn lengths could not get up and to flit the bridge, detailing an account of the completion of the flowers, set oil this handsome toilet to advantage. .2:16 s,. mount Hiddy Malone after her fall, caugnt tlie eiDuvium atmosphere. Lake Superior and Mississippi road, and showing disturbance bet ween her husband and herseir, both Nearly all the cloaks worn by the ladies on this THE HKCONl> RACK. mare, and mounting her himself rode her tinny The 8t. Petersburg Journal says:.The govern¬ the advantages of transportation of grain aud other under the influence of liquor. Wiien the mother occasion were of tUc lorni of tunics or lialMilling Cuamhon Stakes.For three .vear olds, of $200 over all the fences, walls and ditches, and won the ment of the French republic pushes patriotism too products of 1 he West by this line to the Eastern mar¬ went out the father attempted to cut a slice from u casaquea. borne imitated a velvet coat, with gros cacti, hall forieit, with $1,600 added, the second second money, being half a mile behind when he inr whenrit refuses to sacriflce to a now indispensa¬ kets. The chairman disapproved of the policy or ham, but finding the knife dull went to the window grain vest, cuifs and revers, and othei-s were re¬ horse to receive $300 out of the stakes, mile heats, started. Thompson, the rider of Tlsdale, succeeded ble peace tne fortresses which have not prevented allowing communications to be entertained which to sharpen it on the stone. Leaning over a miniscences of last season In the pi'tled :'kirt aud closed with 40 entries. in catching lus horse about the time Oysterman. Jr., Parts Ironi being besieged. Germany has, indeed, were of a nature of un advertisement. II the opening chair, he fell out of the window, and jaunty Jacket. There was quite an interesting dis¬ A. Belmont entered i>. c. Kingfisher, by Lex¬ hail finished the race, took up the running from the heardM. Favre protest against a war which the en¬ ot one road was entitled to the consideration of the the witness sprang towards him and caught play in the Jewelry line, borne beautiful medallions ington, dam Kltham Law 1 l spot where he fell, and went successfully over the tire French nation hailed with enthusiasm, it is Board all should be. The communication was him by the leg. Deceased gave a kick, a* of the Louis Qulnze style, with paintings on enamel, John O' 1Kwnulientered br. c. llarle, by Austra¬ course, saving his entrance money thereby. The not easy ito 1 understand how right and justice ran finally disposed of by being referred to committee his son supposed, for fear he (the son) would bo set round witu small pearls and Renaissance bijou¬ lian, dam Hrenua & 2 tune of the two miles and u half made by Ojgiernian, ba on th*' side of France to-day, when M. Favre, in number six. A motion that report of the Committee dragged out. Tho son is under fourteen years of terie, with subjects In filigree work, on a black T. VV. Doswell entered b. f. Midday, by Eclipse, Jr., was 5:4y. the month of July, maintained the contrary. on Public Docks be printed was passed. The age, and has been the principal support of his ground, were in abundance. The varieties of dam Mlnette 3 3 The German officers and have had reports of the various committee* as were lather and mother, both in the habit of drinking. Maltese mid Koman in entered br. c. dignitaries presented an crosses.Hyzantinc, lorm, and 8. McConnell Chlidcothe, by Lex¬ KAR.RACi.H8Er PAltk. some curious experiences during their marches and approved, after which the Chamber ad'ournod. Mary McUrau, Intelligent girl ot thirteen, corro¬ lapu-lazuli, agate aud malachite tn material-were ington, dam Lllia 2 4 conflicts in Frunce. The A'cue AUgemeine xeitung The following named gentlemen were elected borated the testimony above, and stated that she endless. Carroll & Coar entered b. c. by Doneralle, dam writes concerning one of the great battles lought delegates to tiio National Board of Trade:.George whs talking to Mrs. Cassldy on the landing below On tne veranda, when the bell rang for the first Canary Hird 4 5'. The Trotting Postponed ou Account of ibe outside of Metz:. Opdyke, James S. T. Stranahan, William E. Dodge wlien deceased fell out of the window. Th<-Inquisi¬ race, were grouped together some proty toilets. M. H. Sandford entered b. f. Item, by Lexing- Moral. The royal telegram announcing the victory was and s. B. Chittenden. tion will be concluded on Saturday. <»ne was a black silk, with a tight tiltimr basque of tou, dam Katoua 6 6 written by Count Bismarck during tne night, by the purple velvet, and round hat of the same to corre¬ THE BBTTING. Providence, Oct. 6, 1870. of a aided A scarlet shawl fell In ilickering light bivouac lire, by the reflec¬ REDUCTION IN CALIFORNIA FREIGHT FARES. MU3DEB IN CHICAGO. spond. gracelul folds from Before the titurt. Owing to the storm the trotting races at Narragan- tion of the dames or a neighboring honse that was the shoulders, Byzantine jewelry. Kingfisher $1,000 700 400 and was then to the care of an officer steam¬ WHO WIS KB TllKliK. set Park arc postponed until to-morrow and the fol- on fire, given The competition between the California A Boy Mortally Wounded by uu Unknown Midday aoo »0o 100 who had just arrived '.0 announce that the tele¬ ships und the Pacific Railway on freights lias re¬ The Queen of Song, Mile. Christine Xilsson, loaned Iiaric 2U5 :i8ii 120 lowing programme adopted for the remaining graphic communication had been established us far cently become quite earnest, .ind is now followed AwMHIni « over the balcony, her fair, expressive face lighted up chilllenthe 270 ho 3^u classes:. and thus this news was made a considerable the mana¬ the Oct. wore an ex¬ as Gorze, important by reduction of prices by iFrorn Chicago Times, 3.] with pleasure "ana gratification. She Item 36) m vn known the whole world. Provisions of both routes. The reduction in rates A Oerman boy, named Henry Maus, twelve black silk dress, entirely trimmed Doneralle 36 ( 86 u0 Krldav, the 2:50 and 2:30 classes and teams: Sat¬ throughout gers latest u^ed quisitely fitting urday the 2:33 class aud purse lor all and were scarcely to be obtained In th% neighborhood, hundred was adopted, by the Pacific Fast Freight years, anil living with his parents, at 22 West Kvans with black Oliantilly lace, over white muslin bands. After first Heat, Without Kingfisher. stallions, a bed was an unheard-of luxury, as the lne and Pacific Railroad street, was shot on the on Harblne struct, The underskirt was in narrow headed with Mondav. the 2:16 class, and purse, open to all horses. and villages Eer Chicago, Hock Island and prairie, flounces, Midday $100 220 400 220 llis Hoard ol ol the were fi^l ot wounded. With exceeding difficulty on and is of great importance to shippers near the limekiln, by an unknown man, at about live white muslin, and tho corsage was covered with llurlc 60 110 200 170 Appeals National Trotting were found for his Monday, cars atternoon. Association are still in session here. So soon as a lew chops Majesty's sup¬ and merchandise brokers. The rates for axes, o'clock yesterday a sort of Watt«au crape. A pretty little bon¬ Chilltcoihe -10 cr> 11& 70 later 011, a vacant bed. Count and wagons are reduced from 60 to $8; boots and The Dov hart been sent by his parents to drive home trimmed with sat on her auburn Item and Doneralle 10 15 40 25 the ni lngsof the various important matters before per. and, $3 net, blue, It are placed upon record they wnl be liismaroft Jw' t* content himself with some raw shoes from $6 50 to (4; burlaps from f4 60 to $4; their solitary cow, and was returning homeward, curls. She was accompanied by Judge Stotigh- THK. HACK. promulgated. oillclally eggs, which lie cracked upon tne hilt of his sword candles from S3 60 to $3; carpets from $0 60 to $6 60; when, near the point indicated, he encountered a ton and lady, Miss Htoughton, General Ingalls, Pirn Heat..Chllltcothe was first away to a capi¬ and sucked them, and then, followed by his staff, he domestic goods In bales, including prints, cotton stranger, who had in his hands a common shotgun. General Alfred Pleasonton, General Smith and Judge tal start, Midday second, the Doneralle third, Item ARMY went ott to 11 nd a lodging ror the night. He made hosiery, nankeens, bleached cottons, corset Jenns, Tne unknown ordered the boy to drive the cow tn an Fields. Among the other distinguished people pre¬ fourth, ilarlc fifth nnd Kingfisher sixth. Going INTELLIGENCE. many Inquiries, but In nearly every house he bad Kentuoky jeuus, camiiiics, cottonades, slleslas, opposite direction. The lad became alarmed, and sent were Messrs. Leonard and Lawrence Jerome, Mr. around the upper turn Chllltcothe led one length, General Hancock. the same are lull of wounded." He ginghams and spool cottons in cases reduced from remained rooted with terror to the spot. The un- Louis G. Morris, Mr. Sanford, Mr. Mr. the Doneralle second. Sanford third, fourth. Major Brigadier General Terry, reply."We at a nown scoundrel levelled his and Constable, Midday and Colonels C. 11. or went on further and Inquired house, where he $6 60 to $4; gasplpe from $3 60 to $3: machinery, immediately guu W. B. Duncan, Mr. Carroll Livingston, Judge M011- Iiaric fifth and Kingfisher sixth. They passed Smith, the Nineteenth infantry, was told they were full of wounded. "But you $5 60 to $4 60. lirod. The boy fell, the charge of shot having taken Son, Mr. Kettietas, Mr. Kcdmoud and lady, Mr. and around the turn in that way, and when they came It. C. Mackenzie, of the Twenty-fourth infantry, and have some straw up there, said the Count, as he All articles not Included in the above list are takon eflect In the right groin and hip. The cowardly as¬ Mm. Belmont, Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Warren, Mr. down to the bluff Clillllcothe was still two lengths Edward Hatch, ol the Ninth cavalry, have been de¬ pointed to a window in the lort. "Also full of at a general classiucation at the following rates per sassin then fled and left his helpless victim all aioue and Miss Travers, Mrs. Charles Morgan, Miss 8. in front of tho Doneralle colt. Item third, Midday signated meinners of the board to meet In tills city wounded," was the reply. But the Count did net 100 pounds:. on the cola prairie. Townsenu, Misses Vail, Miss Vlririnia Purdy, tourth, Harlc fifth, with Ktngtlshcr bringing up the and, under the provisions or the new army law, make give up and at last found a room I11 which were First class $6 60 Third class $4 60 At about nine o'clock last evening some persons Mrs. I). Lydlg, Miss Tompkins, Miss Bend, rear. The horses then passed out of sight aronnd an investigation of the records of the dlffereut offi¬ three empty beds, on one of which he laid down, Second class 6 so Fourth class 4 oo parsing by the spot, heard groans, and making Miss Wultnev, Misses Morris, Mrs. IJeechcr, the hill, and when they appeared in view again cers for the purpose of recomniendlu^ those disquali¬ leaving the others for ti«c hereditary Grand Duke of The quickest time yst made by the railway com- search found the injured lad and conveyed htm to Mrs. George f^rlllard. Mr. J. C. Spencer, Mr. Grls- Chillicotbe was on the lead, showing the way, fied, other than by reason of physical disability, tor Mecklenburg and the American General Sheridan, anies in the transportation of goods to the Pacific his home. Dr. Medway was called 011 to attend the wold. Mrs. Sboroskland her two daught