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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE Ii, 1854
The Navy.
The following the lists Of officers Of vessels which
hsvsasd from the Brooklyn Navy Yard within the pest

The Navy.
The following are the lists Of officers Of vessels which
hsvsaIsd from the Brooklyn Navy Yard within the pass
few days
ximArYlE-RoH CLAD.
Oommander-J. w. A Nicholson,
Lisxt<~an and Esscanus 0soer-C. N. schoonmaker
Assistdnt Surgeon-J. II. Austin.
Acting ASSISTANT Paymaster-H. g. Thayer
ActinQ Mdster-Robert Ely.
Acting Ensgas-John B. Trot, George B. Mott, James
Ensnsers-Actng Chief Jno N. Gallagher Acting First
Assistant, VIM. II. Miller Acting Second Assistants.
ants, John s Hays John H. Dee, Edward Missst.
Captains Cisrk-Adiison W. Maxwell.
Pdymdster's Ste,gdrd-John j. Corbett.
Surgeons Stescard-Charlss E. Nichols.
IN KA-FTvH GUNS
Aetsno Volunteer LieuenGnt Consmanding-wiiiam G.
Acting Assistant Suygeox-william II. Holiness
Acting assistant Paymaslsr-Hiram W. McColley.
Acting Aaster-WiIliam c. Staples.
Acing Ensi0ns-Lawrence Weber, William n. Arm
strong, Mortimer 3 Porter. s.-i
Ac'in0 Massr's Matss-Ieon Bryant, Charles F. Hart.
En0iners-Actng First Assistant, Clark W. Doten;
Acting Second Assistant, Benjamin G. Bourns Acting
Third Assistants, VIM. II. Anderson, VIM. 8. Rainier,
Edward w. Naples
Cayaain's Csrk-Henry q. Forbush.
P0ymaSers Cieyk-Isaac Davis
n. r.. cuYLER-EEvEH GUNS.
Commdnder-John DO vines.
Lieutenant Commandsr-Charles s. Norton.
Acting Assistant Sur9eon-Colns d. white.
Acting Assistant Paymastcr-Emory Wright.
Acting Ensions-wliam l. Hatch, William D. Price,
Benjamin r. Clougn
Acting Masters Matcs-Joshua II. Ryder, Reuben 7.
Ryder, Larkin I. Leo
Misunderstanding Chief, Henry Waite second Assist
ant. James Williams; Third Assistants, Adolphus c.
Crocker, Frank O. Brown, Isaac q. Fuhr, George W.
Young, David G lilland
Actin7 Gunner-E p. Palmer.
Captains Clerks. s. Lewis Jr
Paymaaers Ctc1k-George W. Lendevcg
MERRMAC-FIyE GUNS.
Acting Master Commandn0-W. r. Rogers.
FIRST 4ssiStd nt Engneer-David S. Roberts.
assistant Surgeon. J. Sowery.
Assistant Pdymastcr-J. 7. Wildman.
Executive O1icer-Chares Moore.
acting Ensigns-J. L. Brown, Simpson Jenney, William
J. Kirkby.
Acting Aaster's Mates-Charles D. Moon, Henry G.
Thorburn Edward A. Gould.
Pdymdster's Stewfrd-James W Foster.
Surgeons Ske,odrd-Rowland Ridley.
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DRsrxNAn ArMrT TO EscArn By CoxscRrrrs-esvEy
KrIrEp AND Two Fatally IxyuREp-N Of car load Of
conscrpts who were en- rcxs from Boston 10 CINCINNATI
wednesday night, arranged and executed exceedingly
desperate plan OF escape between Chatham and Sahodac
depot, New York The doors OF The car were locked
guard being stationed on the platform But while the
through the window In tho door what was going on,
hole the floor Of the large enough 70 admit
the passage Of mans body The hole nearly over
the Wheels the plan seeming 70 be 70 crowd out and By
holding on 70 the brakes escs an escape when the train
foohardy 10 attempt this mode Of escape,
and they paid the penalty with their lives, their bodies
being shockingly maneied fhe other ave jumped from
OF tho car windows, while the train was moving
nearly thirty I've miles hour, three Of them receiving
injuries Of which they have ded, while the other two
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Lincoa; g the ssh and sIth Of tse nda
arose in thai land.
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone State
And SIM ~ ga Is 10 wa. commanded and marshAlsd i'm
saa s me Ss9s9 from The Fryer e MISS
STATE called he some and being Of the Kind whose hair
THOSE who have risen against rs are towards. and when
they behold our banners they will surely fun but they
came to pass these two m sh,y armies went forth
And simons men, though vsan. and brave. were .moc
hip and Thigh even % much that they hurried brilliantly
"a. And many ian" we're ssia. but more were wounded.
he wise mem men q @
s ier sa he sns one s1S s .Snnns
m.dcine but Of exceeding modesty
cures wSeh ~ ps a
caiiren must not suffer; give Thy drink to drink and
And Abrsham drank and said there nothing IKE y.
good for because there were b..cr
%is 'ss -.
ssed 4, every parish village and hsmei
where ss q Dns sss. .c,
sroys strength and appetite .,,..,..,
and Sa o he e. % na me
spps sns sS% sc
w sSa .s sss n q q. Of ada
6ss az , I. e ... ana
him nv ~.r. S.ai.d ana wsas % way rsons "' '''
All Farmers and Dwei1ers Upon the
farm lands Of America invited TO test the sincerity Of
WI i2r; oIa.ra i M. .t,1 s
~ annual for the last eight years. ~
French Cognsc Buffers" which design for family
conceive IL TO be-apd my neghbors Join with
In my opinon-thc most grateful and encacous prevent
tive aud remedy have been able 10 ind chs,
levers darhcs ard every other complaint incidental to
farmers life. It's the only mcdlcine premises,
and cordially recommend every cullvsor ~ the soil
be u where u may, Homestead remedy which
bsna~an should've without reST. 1e,v,xnrvrrp
The "rreneh cornac pl,,sr. a. sos sT he sole assn,
and importer sfENFRLD. 70 Nassau street, New York,
wholesale and retail.
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THE TURF. n.-
FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS T. =.
ON TUE MODERN TRorrING TURv.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE a.
THB TWO GREATEST TkoT sv.saN
on The SEASON ErwEEN THOSE " .i'A 'as,
WORLD FAMED TRoIrING CHAMPIONS AND
ROBERT FILLINGHAM -
.e,sm AMI onT For sSt00
FrRsr TRor.-Me heats. three In Eve in tarness
srcoyp T.or.-Me beats, three IN I've, 70 NAAon.
THESE HORSES i, ...,... ~,.A,s.
to have proved themseiyes 'ns q ,r
trotters living In this any othcs s aiing IN,
tense interest 10 naturally manifested ~ hon ssa'nsn
'ne'e'"o GRAND pEcIsIvB coNTksrs
These matches made play or p1s ss7y
rot ar forfeit which neither OF the W. 40 su -
three on these great ,rotug champions VIII undenoeos %
fonnd a. she 1871 issSGnHAM JOIN MORGAN GENERAL
As0o"sA BUTLER
rs..., .r,,s proyisons will be made W the accosrno
Sn.nr "a ,bs crowds visitors who ara expected 70 -
on order and ali the vast resources o. tho
.,,n s,sare Grounds will 10 employed In administer
~ ~ ,hs com fort OF the visitors. y..~
nv 70 snsts M leave Thirty fourth street fairy east ssfs
.asv avs minutes throughout the forenoon NJ Mu
snscisl trains will be run At ilh and Ia fro" hu"'0s
po'n sna the LAST SPECIAL TRAY -m,.
Ga lime No reach In season Tor me nv
Iames sltp foot OF New Chambers street ~ d
restne with tho train direct to the conrss, ~
from Hunters Point returning nmc
w. JQSxPR VRoVAARVN' sAV
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The Berkshire Catastrophe.

PouoHK KErsB, Juno II, 1904
Since Friday three more bodies have been recovered
from the wreck Of the Berkshire Ono Of them has been
recognized ne being that Of Mary Phillips, Of the
chambermaids The other two were also fcmales
unknown One Of the latter appears TO have been struck
with something on the side Of the head. Neither Of the
three were buned The FINAL investigation Will take place
At Rhinepeck On xondav afternoon ~ .Wo o ciock.
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The New Episcopai Church OF the "a
carnRtlOn.

This edince situated corner OF Madison avenue and
Thirty fifth street, is rapidly approaching completion,
and promises to Of the neacst structures OF lis
class in the metropolis Rev. Dr. Montgomery tho pis
tor Of the present church OF tho name OF
Twenty cvenh street and Madison avenue, purchased
the ground FOR tho church about year ago and
trusted tho lans to Mr. Emen 7. Ittei. Tue church
will be Of Newark light gray freestonc with tsacery and
dressings OF Rrownheem stone from Wayne county,
Ohio II viii DO IN tho early decorated English Gothic
style. and viii lie constructed with view u seating
comfortably eleven hnndred persons. The roof will
be Open CT Chestnut aud supported by arched framing
OF the same wood resting on iron columns The chaucel
ia aps.cal and lighted rom above noticeable feature
will be SPLENDID series Of memorial windows The
work far advanced, and II IL expected by Nj Lttel,
the architect that will be completed by next fall The
or the building hundred and City feet
in cueh and seventy two feet six inches In width Tho
height apex Of gable will be sixty feet and the tower
and srsre, OF soEe will be- when c1mpetcd, nearly two
honcrcd feet high The capitals Of the columns will have
wrought metal foliage. The pevs viii be Of chestnut and
walnut, without DOORS The ceiling OF the chance will
be III uliIam lrine blue, with walnut ribs
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New Ocean Steam Line.
TIE NEW STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON or rHB FRENCH
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE,


The new French Transatlantic Steamship Company
about 10 nauSurae line Of splendid steamships,
which viii ply between this port and Havre direct The
line composed Of the following FIRST class vessels
Washington three thousand two hundred and -four
r,yette, three thousand two hundred and four tons
Eu.ene afoat, France, building; Napoleon H. building
Until the completion OF the lest named tho steamers will
monthly, beginning with the Washington, Captain
A. Duchesne, which will sal from Havre on the 18th
inst, and from New York to Havre July G.
Tee Washington has just been completed by Messss.
Scott & Co., CTtsd,ke, Grecnock, bv whom she
was launched in juno last ycar. She Is the pro.
perty Of the Compagne Generate Transit antique.
and is one OF eight similar vessels contracted for
near 'ns Nnnsre rlapc b., 1em Se od
erected building for the purpose, the materials
ssry for their c.n.trac.en and also large body Of
Dimensions OF the Washington are as folows-Tonnage,
$500 tons builders measurement; length o. keel fore
rake, three hundred ard ty feet BREATH. fortyGye
feet; Depth thirty three feet with side engines Of
eight hundred ard ny horse power, by the Greencck
half inches length Of stroke, eiaht feet eight inches
The levers Of maleable iron, each twentyour feet
thick, and weighing fifteen The engines are sup
piled with steam from four large boilers, two forward
arranged In PAIRS twenty long, fourteen feet
bish and twelve feet broad Ia 0ted with two hundred
There small boilers supplying two donkey
engines with steam when the other boilers work.
Plates inches sr from the boilers boiler The plates sc iuS
constructed that any part can be removed without
tax ing down the whole casing The Washington will have
accommodation for three hundred and thirty hrst
passengers hold capacity for thousand goods
aud be able TO fifteen hundred OF coal IN her
bunkers. Before her departure she went a short
cruise. IN the course OF which she sixteen statute
miles in sixty minutes She from Greenwich 10
Hayrc distance OF six hundred and twenty two miles
in CITY hours at an easy speed TO avoid the friction q
her new machinery.
she s brig rigged two smoke stacks, sidewhces and
has straight STEM with iron bow spirit n IA said ste
elegantly fitted mp, and win be great addition to the
ocean ferry This line viii, doubt, TO fayorc one.
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Interesting from Boston.
TuB RUSSIAN NAVAL vrsiToRs-THE RETURNING
SOLDIERS.

BosroS, June IL, 1864
The Russian steam frgate Peresville arrived to day
from New York.
BY invitation OF the municipal authorities the crews Of
the Russian shps.of.war now In port attended grand
concert given by twelve hundred school children, In
Music Hail. this afternoon.
Tho veteran survivors OF the Third Maine regiment
Colonel Iakeman, passed through this city to-day for
home, their three years having expired. The regiment
suffered severely Ia the late battles under Grant ard
received three wounds while leading his regiment
n the North Anna river.
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public viii fully appreciate che efforts OF this veteran
IL the business" by crowding his splendid temple Of
mnstrelsy (so thoroughly veGtiasd for their Oomfors
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Royal Havana LsOttery.-6O Per Gene
premium paid for prizes; formation furnished Tho high
est rates paid for Douboons all knds OF 6od and S
TAYLOR d Co, Bankers, I6 Wall street, N. Y.
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n Rad Breath.-IIOw Many Lovers fe
has scparated-how many friends for ever parted To
elect y radical the BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS as dentifrice niaht and morning. 1t also
druqgists
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A Beautiful Complext0n.-Lnird' S
Bloom Of Youth everything preserving an0
beaufying the complexion and skin 45S Broadway and
druggists everywhere.
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Prizes Cnshed I'm All LOCALIZED Loftc-
rios and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. PhiIsdeIDhia
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BinckIng.-Btxby's Paste and Liquid
Backing In the best Try t. Shoe dealers druggists and
grocers have It, Depot AS Eighth avenue.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--The best I'm the
Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perfecs
dye Sold by oil druggists. Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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Corns BuniOns. Inverted Nails, En-.
arged Joints and without palm
Inconvenience TO the patient by Dr. zACHARIE Sur
geon Chiropodist, 7G0 Broadway.
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Artificial Leather Legs and supporters
of Dane patent manufactured at 5G3 Hudson stres
For testimonials &C. address +. Daniels Co
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Lottery Tickets Cashed. tfos
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
III Wan street, No T.
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We oGer Of the grcaen blessings 10 SUI
fsring humanity that has ever been Invented.
WHITES PATENT LRVER TRUSS
= Al the rage constructed on different principle
urely from oil others, iusurng and happiness
fort and certain cure Light clan and easy No pres
on the back or chord pIessre inward and upward Sup
Tor stamp. GREGORY CO., Ge Broadway,
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Gouraud's Poudre subtti Uproots H"sr
from foreheads part Of the body 81; warantsd
At his depot 45S Broadway.
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Address 10 Stnolxcrs.-Poiia % sons.
Meerschaum Manufacturers removed from Brnone street
broadway Fourth street. Wholesale and retail
Pipes cut to order and repaired.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvative
and Wig Depot wholesale and retailNo Astor Houso.
The dye applied by skilful artists
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If You Want 10 Know &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for curious people aud good book for
every one Price 81 be had all depots Con-
tents tables mailed FREQ. Address
Dr. E. b. FOOTE, L,l3O Broadway, N. r.
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Hoyrs Hiawatha Hair Restorntive-
The only Restorative hat will restore Grav Hair to Its org
nal 10 University place. corner Eighth street. r.
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Eight Carries do VIsitc FOR S1.-Proose
shown FIVE minutes at TAITS corner Of Corsands 49,
Greenwich streets.
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.Hcr Majesty, ChnmpaEnc-The Roy
wiLc Of En- gland 500 After July l. S25
w. HENRY WARD, u Exchange place.
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Highest Preml unn Lock stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER 4 WILSON, No 675 Broadway.
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Hoyrs niawnthn Hair Restorntive.
sold everywhere Applied ut No. 10 University place New
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED.

CATARRH OF The TyMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBsTRUTICONa or THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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OhfctaI Circulars In shelby College Lot
terry Furnished BY SIMMONS. ROGERS CO.. New York
Post ouice
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Eruptions, Freckies, Pimplcs, Tam,
Sunburn File III Worms and all Skin Deormes cured BY
GOURAuD8 italian Medcasd Soap. at his depot No ~
Rraad
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Ladies', Attention - FIutinR, Any
width. i've cents rer yard. FRENCH FLUTING coz
PANY 927 BROADWAY, between Twenty and Twenty
second streets, up stairs.
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Maugcr's Standard Parchment and
CLOTH TAGS, reliable for shipping cotton, wool, Ia.
at manufactuters, at lis Chambers street
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CROSS EYE sTRAIGHTENED IN oNK MINUTE.
And disease OF the Eve and Ear requiring e,tnee
medical surgical aid attended to by DIR. Won EISEN-
BERG, at his consulting rooms, Sic Broadway.
Twelfth street.
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Ads mnnsean.-Dr. Luther, sr.'s, Un-
eaussd ssfhardenina white Filling entirely painless In
most sensitive teeth. No "a East Twenty second street
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Deafness, Cntarrh, ana ali Diseases OF
Ear Air Passages successfully treated 81
DRS. LIGHTHILL. 81 st. Marks place.
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DR.. Hunters once IL mt No. DIVISION
street. New York city He has other ONCE Estshlished
1884, Eight and private entrance He cures chronic
eruptions and spots on the skim ulcers Of all kinds the
pertaining % tho urinary organs rheumat &C Work
on Human Frailtv Debility Early Indiscretion.
sutaton gratis Hours In from A. M. until O'Clock
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Perfect Hair Dve.-Milisr's only so
cents per Dor. Try H. Sold BY all drussisss Depot o6
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Purgstion, Puyxation. PursatIon.
The enforcement Of this method Of curs, BY BRAN.
pRErHs PILLS in sickness saved hundreds Of thou
sands Of lives Every day are made Eryspelar.
Of very masnsn, character cured simply b. their use ana
lamentations Of ho, water internal tuor Of two years.
standing which had resisted other means ensciu-
ally removed BY than dozen boxes distinguished
he could recover. But Brandrcths Pills were then
given four every hours After the fourth portion
change took place. and couple boxes cured perfect
ly Of constipation which havs been his DEATH Re-
ference. with pleasure. principal ONCE. BRASDRBrHs
PILLS the most Innocent, while they as
tain. medicine known PRINCIPAL OFFICE. BRAND
RETH HOUSE. New YORK Sold also a. No. Union
squarc Phaderha IA North Eighth street. and By rs-
spectacle druggstl see that Brsndreth sov-
eminent stamp
PastiIIcs de Fiorence.-Ladies Desirous
gs hs sI%p.SR f sss f1
FLORENCE For sale at druggists perfumers and at so
Broadway.
Perry,s Japanese Poii.h.-Ladics Can
slater canrsik BSoy whers Porter 1erhuns Brooss.
NJ H. Hili Jea crs, and al he Agency, rs WI street
Rens's African Fever aud Asue Cure
Not a ALL but for Fever and Aguc Depot
50 Liberty street, up stairs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fireworks Flag
and lantern depot FUNSTON SCOTfBLD, removed from
john street 10 No. Q Der street, near Broadway.
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Ssc.-Mnrsm
co g Radical Cure Truss Office only No. voey street.
Lady attendant
young MEN VINO Are NOT Yet Decided
on a life pursuit. would do well 10 consut hrenooRy, oy
which they mar earn VIA, hey can 40 ecs, Eaamas-
The Iiiusivc wfg-Fincst I'm the World.
Also Pands Brads curis and Puts At 30oas Broadway.
wigs Toupees, Hair Dye. Hair Dycln1
and Moldavia Cream, for beaufying tho Hair. A.
BACHELORS, 10 Bond street
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France. Ea,is Il Co.-Maaagsr..

25, al, IS, ., IS. so, so, 6l, 80, 5, ii, is, ~.
CLASS i24-Juns IN. IsjL
l6, 40, So. II, 10, Sc, SIS, Al, 40, 20, 81, 20, rs.
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Fsrx HeaG-Joe Crocheron the favorite at the
somsrndyke being the second choice in the pool Sales
Great Western third In tho estimation Of SPECTATORS
hundred The avorite was driven 10 this rst heat by
an amateur, fredmore driving his own mre, Hiram
They had good send or the ninth attempt Great
Western taking lead, Lizzie second Crochcron third
polo forty Going down the back stretch LIZ
broke up badly aud fell The Great Western
passing tho hall mile pole two Lengths ahead Of western
in 40 Dolly and Lizzie several otgths behind Great
stretch overloaded ocherou went up and soon showed
In 'front.' lc ding on to the homcstretch open length.
the score, whss crocseron broke up and roa. Western
won by couple OF lengths IN 2:39H FOLLY Dutton
came 10 third and Lizzie fourth.
Second Hedf-Crochoron still the favortc az two
to one, Notwithstanding that he beaten the previous
heat Horace Jones took him IN charge for the remainder
or the race Great Western took the lead Crccheron
second, FOLLY button third and Lizzie close up In this
way they went around tho tarn but before they reached
the quarter POLE Crocheron took flight In the air and
did not down for time. When no alighted he
was halt dozen lengths behind Lizzie, who third.
ahead Of Dolly, who was al tho time on run.
At the half milo polo Great Western was a length
stretch second place, Dolly tnird Crocheron
-four lengths behind but tong very steadily and closing
cut down Lizzie Dolly, at tho thrce.q pole
was within couple Of lengths Of the leader. very
homestrctch until Crochcrou broke up about thirty
yards from the stand; Great Western won by length,
Crocheron second, Dcliy goou thrd who Lzzlc was
very bad fourth. Time, 244n.
THIRD Heut-Anoher change OF drivers took place. !.
Western sus M Hssmo ssssS
dyke. Ono hundred 10 hfiy now offered On
Great Western. She took tho lead 81 tho start,
followed closely by Lizzie and Dolly, Crocheron and
all TO pieces tho upper turn western beat Lizzie
neck TO the quarter pole In ioty seconds Dolly good
third rc<tns very nicely Going down the backstretch
Great western made her nrst break 10 tho rscc, and
Lizzie led her length 70 the half mile pole In 120 Dolly
fwo lengths behind, Crocheron four lengths further
astern ocng up the three quarter stretch Great West
arn out footed Lizzie and TOOK the before reaching
abe threequartor pole, Crochcron aud Dolly both up.
Lizzie 10y very close TO the big up the
and gained gradually inch by inch until they reached tho
abe beat In 2aa Dolly was good third, Crocheron six
lengths behind
on Tuesd,y sweepstakes win DO trossed for bv sour
capital horses al the Union Course; Wednesday FILLING
ham John Morgan and Butler trot al the Fashion and on
Thursday Dexter, Shark and Toronto Chief trot for
stake Al the Union.
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Arrival or SITES mt Charleston.
FoRrRrss MoNRoE, June IL 1894
. A late Richmond paper says that several steamers
have arrived at Charleston, 49, O, within few days,
among them . fine steamship belonging TO the Chcora
Company.