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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19


a DUCKING.-On last Saturday
evening, Hon. Cyril Hawkins step
ped from the steamer Mink into the
wator whilo she was lying at the
wharfboat just above the foot of
Confer street. Tho boat had lust
landed, and, as Hawkins thought,
was close alongside the wharfboat.
He fell between tho guards Of the
boats into water about ten feet
deep. A friendly hand wassextcn.
ded and assisted him into less dam
gerous quarters. Excepting a good
wetting, he was u~ninjurod. 1t seems
TO US that some precautions should
be taken against such accidents IN
the future. In the last two years
several persons have fallen INTO tho
water there in the same way. An
extra couple OF lanterns would be
Of benefit.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19

s. #. WILLIAMSON,
dealer in
CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEWELRY,
M'Connelsyille, Ohio,
SOLE AGENTS for the sale Of these
PERFECTED sPECTAcLEs,
from whom only they can b%eprocurcd.
We EMPLOY NO PFDLARS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19

The ExcHANoE.-Kcpt by James
W. Kircald, opposite the Post
House, is the Exchange. Anybody
that wants a ten cent dish of pala-
table soup goes thCre. Anyone that
likes oysters, stewed or fried, or
wants to buy them by the can or
half can, goes there. Anyone that
wants a breakfast, dinner, supper,
or lunch, goes there. LOIS of peo-
plo 60 there.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19
PERFECT s~PECTACLEs,
the difficulty Of procuring which Is
WELL KNOWN.

Messrs. LAZARUS q MORRIS, ocu-
lists and Opticians, Hartford, Conn,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated PER-
FECTED SPECTACLES, have after
years Of experience, experiment and
theserection Of costly machinery, been
euabled to produce that grand deside-
ratum.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19

nA. COME ONE, COME ALL, AND
neN. EXAMINE MY VERY SUPER
cen- TOR STOCK OF CLOTHS, CAssI-
Aas MERES, WHITE FLANNEL, Il
rn- CASHMERE SHIRTS, DRAW
D@- ERs, SUsPENDERs, GLOVES,
Bg- COLLARS, NECKT1ES, AND
nea- n4NDKERCuEFS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19
MEAT NIARKET.
N Il w
M E S H0P !

Having just put new and beautiful re-
pairs upon m room, ON the Public Square,
| am now prepared to accommodate my
customers with the choicest meats ] am
determined not TO be undersold or 0xcelled
in tho quantity or quality Of meat sold.-
Thankful for past favors | still solicit q
share Of the public patronage. The high
cash price paid for hides.
Those who arN indebted to me on cid ac-
count are rSqueLted to call and SETTLE, az |
wish to square up my books and wIl here
after do only a Cash business.
April 29.Iy,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19

ANOTHER THREE-CARD MONTE
SUcKER.-A couple Of GAINESVILLE
gamblers, Willis and -Mer.
edith, who paid McConnelsvillc a
VISIT last week for the purpose of
Building up their shattered fortunes,
found another threo-card monte
sucker in the person Of William
Cunningham, Of Bristol township.
Cunningham's "littlo experience"
cost him only fifty dollars. We
think our farmers will begin to
learn after awhile that there IS no
profit to them IN this business.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-19
PERFECT

PERFECT sPECTACLEs,
which have been sold with unlimited
satisfaction to the weaaers in Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Ed
wards Island, and Dominion of Cana
ola, during the past nine years.
These celebrated spectaeies never
tire the eye, and last many years with
out change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
CRUELTY TO SEAMEN.

THE TREATMENT OF SAILORS ON THE PAwNEE.
Boston, Aug. 13.-It is understood that the
Court of Inquiry which has been in session at the Pors
mouth Navy-Yard for the purpose Of examining the
charges of cruel and inhuman punishment OF sailors
brought against Capt John NJ. b. Chtz and LAeut'Co'
mander Henry B. seely Of the United States steamer
Pawnee has found sufficient evidence to justify the sum
m0ning of Courtmartal and accommodation to that
effect has been forwarded to the Secretary Of the Navy
The compainants are two colorcd Beamen named John
A. Simmons and John W. Turner, and white man named
Patrick OBren. They declare that, on suspicion OF
theft of which another asrward proved to be
guilty., they tied up by the wrists with their toes
Just touching ground chained back to back and fast
ened up in bunch for consecutive hours with wrists
and ankles manaced behind their backs After they
released it was feared for some time that one Of them
would lose both hands
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHTc NEWS.

A maff named John Sharkey was shot
through the body, on Thursday by cohstaoie hameo
Crawford in Philadelphia
The hodv of Deacon George A. Dow,
aved 81 who was buried by the caying In OF well al
Concord. n H.. was recovered yesterday
Iieut ]. j. Ellis of the Third u. s..
cavairv died &C Cameron. New Mexieo, on thursday,
rom injuries received by falling from his horse.
The British Brig Hannah Lizzie, from
LIVERPOOL for Galveston went ashore near Galveston on
the lith instant. She will prove atotal loss.
Commander Jarvis, United States Navy,
died at Geneva Mo- Thursday aged a. lie entered the
Navy In 1884, anu mas Deen on tne rerec st tut many
years.
The Wardens of the State Prisons met
at Saratoga yesterday and have requested the Governor
to recommend certain changes in the lays and MAKE
wardena fee officers j.
49,. Five persons were drowned at Sarnla,
Canada by the capsiZng Of boat Their names are Nc
Panne wife, and child, Of strzthroy and MI ssseman
and wife Of London. ~r ..... -.
The Special Committee Of the indian
Commission, consisting Of VIM. Dodge TN pru H,
and Nathan BiShop, has arrived AZ camp eupp' 'u~n
Territory.
John Retallack. a clerk of Moses w.
Fielda of Detroit absconded lately with 900 belong
ing to his employer and escaped to Europe o VueDec'
disguised as female. -
Gov. Mitchell of New-Mexico has issued
proclamation declaring al che NAVAJO ana ella Apache
Indians outlaws whenever tney are found outside ths
limits OF their reservation anu s1tnorIes the
the Territory 70 treat them a. sucn.
An Injunction was served upon the Com
ordinance ordering the paving Of Genesee street rnn
the Ncoson pavement The property are uhsn.
imOus for the Medina sandstone, but the Coupe e"se
70 TesDeet theU VIaheh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
The DRAMA.

This evening, Mt tho Grand era-IIouse,
Mss Lucille Western md her dramatic company be
SEEN in Green Bushes j" and Rosna Meadows" Both
wholesome and Hearty specimens OF the antique
The latter, believe was.acted before Hoahs family
In the Ark The production Of The Sea OF Ice, at the
Grand Opera House which announced for next
Monday evening. VIII be postponed TIL the 23d inst
change will be madeon Monday, however. when The
Actress OF Padua" will no represented.
Afternoon performances will DO given, to-day. at
Booths Theater the olympic Theater. NIbo's Garden
Woods Museum, aud theI Grand opera-House.-Mr.
Owens continues TO represent John Uit in "Self" at
Waacks Theater The attendance here 10 fair but not
steadily large MT Ovens OF the very best char
Acter actors on tie stage and never plays any
part In which his acting viii not repay
study. But self Is, practically, dun piece.
A change ofbil mayb expected at this theater very
soon.-"R Rip Van wnke" holds the stage at Booths
Theater and the house is crowded every night Mr. JET
fersons engagement hero will last four weeks longer
The drama has been produced with excellent scenery
The cast OF the subsidiary parts is toeraby good, and
rho acting p genera smooth and satisfactory. With
reference 10 the singular beauty Of Mr. Jefersons acting
We have already sIokenMr. Fox, In his ever green
canacty Of CIotcn is amusing all who come, at the
OLYMPIC theaterIOw the headquarters and stronghod
~ pantomime. Tho agile Klrafys continue to dance
here and are much and Justly admired Tor their grace
and suppleness and for the skill, finish, and ma
ara In the midst OF toeraby successful engagement at
Woods Museum, where they will I'LL out the Summer
.eason Mr. Wood we understand Is organiznga strong
company for the regular season. when he proposes
IN present dramas-which is @ very good thing for q
theatrical manager to do.-Mr @. w. Tayeure has nob
a. alleged become the travelling agent OF tho Worrell
ssters hut has merely made engagements for them ior
the neIt regular seas'n-The reopening OF Tammany'
ON Monday night bids fair TO present scene OF uncom
mon activity We are The Queen of Hearts" ana
1.-THE Old Woman widowed in Shoe" and other mat
ters besde-To the Promised reopening, on the same
night OF the Theatp Comique, under Mr.. LlnSaruS
direction we have already referred, as also 70
the announced opening Of Mr. Days Fifth Avenue
Theaer This latter eent is one ofpecuar interest ana
Importance and greet gathering Of the populace may
be anticipated The Fifth Avenue Theater made an OK
oellsnt start under B. Broughams direction, ana was
rapdy growing In when 1t was taken out OF thAt
eentIemans hands We have no doubt that MT Day
will complete tho gold work which Mr.. Brougham be.
Jan private rehearsal OF the scenery OF Play WIZ
hs e,ven at the Filth Avenue Theater tonisht-hr'
Jobn q Clarke the distip guishod American comedian
has appeared In John Brougham's Among the Break
AZ the Strand fheater, London. with much success
10 near that Mr. Sol smith, r has acted III IOhdon'
ID heen very well received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
THE ANTGRENT DIFFICULTY-VERDICT OF THE
CORONER'S JURY.

ALBANY, Aug. 13.-The inquest in the case OF
Deputy Sheriff Grggs Of Rensselaer, County, concu-
ded yesterday when the jury returned the following
verdict:
We find that the said willard Griggs came 10 his death
Of and blows inflicted the 29th day OF July.
1862 the premises OF William Witbeck, In the town OF
East Greenbush. by William Wit6eek and John b. Wit
beck in resisting an attempt made By said Grggs to
cute legal process. |..
1t having been ascertained that William witoeck was
sufficiently convaescent to be removed the Coroner Is
sued warrant and placed it In the hands OF Constable
Gregory of reenbush before the constable could
arrest Wbeck he served with writ OF hdbeds cor
ps issued by Judge ROmeyer, commanding him 70 bring
Wtbeck before him on Wednesday next, at the later
residence view OF the writ the constable remains at
the Mr. WItbeek in charge OF the prisoner an
will produce him time stated in accordance with
the mandate OF the Court.
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correspondence intended to effect the ameoratoa Of
AT meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF the Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company on Thursday, y sR
peared that the net proceeds Tor the month OF July
amounted TO s5I2s &c. The whole deposits for the mouth
were slll S72 3d. and drafts, sS6e64s 81 The total OF
deposits amounted to the sum OF $l2S627s A. ana !hs
States bonds This large held by about 1900 de-
pOstors. u., a..
David F. Mann WAS to-day appointed storekeeper for
Philadelphia and W. T. Perkins was appointed Melgher
in the NewYOrk Custom-House, vice Gen Il. W. Eesn,
number OF appointments and promotions were today
confirmed for the NewYork Custom-House and BUD
Treasury. -, 4.
The War and Navy Departments have transferred to
the Treasury Department the power to contract TOT tne
recovery Of all vessels both Confederate ana feneIaI
other waters and the matter has been assigned by the
Secretary TO the Division OF Captured and ADandoheu
PronertV i'm Office.
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CUBA.
SPANISH REPORTs-AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE
POISONING PLOT.


4 POISONING PLOT.
HAVANA, Aug 49, Count Valmaseda captured
near Remaucauagua rebel convoy, Gen.
Jordan commanding, which moving toward
HOlguin. The rebels took TO flight after a
short fight, and their commander escaped. This
is considered the most important capture of the
war The authorities of Espiritu Santo report that
rebel plot to poison the bread used by the nbabi-
tants on certain day has been discovered and q
number of suspected parties have been arrested.
THE FERNANDO Pc PRISONERS.
Light Is thrown upon the statement that the
Cuban fugitives from Africa paid $4,000 for their
escape by the grave suppostOn that Don Joaquin de
Souza Governor of Fernando PO received this sum OF
more. 1t is stated that Senior Mendive, one Of the
escaped prisoners associated with Souza in some
business transactions while the latter the Adju-
tan General of Lersund and at Fernando Pc was for
a time the guest of the Governor. Opinions are
divided to whether the relaxation of Spanish vigil
lance at the island in Africa owing to the good
heart of the Governor to pecuniary considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
% WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENT AND THE TEXAS POLITICIANS
ATTEMPTED DEPRECIATION OF TENNESSEE
BONDs-sURvEY OF THE 'IsTHMUs OF DARIEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. Is. 1869.
The President informed the Texas politicians, during
bis late visit here that the Administration would not
give its influence to aid their people 70 full restoration
before Congress meets unless they elect persons to office
Who can take the estoath, choose Legislature that Will
promptly raafy the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend
ments to the Constitution anu make laws securing most
complete equality and protection to all classes Of citizens
The President not far is known expressed pref
erenee either for Davis Hamilton as Governor,
The Hon. j. E. Rust, state Treasurer Of Tennessee
arrived here today He visits Washington upon ofcial
business connected with the Of the late Tennessee
National Bank Memphis which institution, 1t will be
remembered the defauitng depository Of the School
Fund Of Tennessee amounting 70 tolsOO Mr. Rust says
that the attempt depcate the Tennessee State bonds
grew OF the crazy speeches Of Andy johnson and En-
erson Etherdge who are contestants for the United
States Senate and anxious TO take advantage OF
whatever buncombe they make There will be no
leGsatve action favor Of repudatiOn but, on the
contrary the State credit will be vigorously maintained
Rear-Admiral Charles H. Davis, recently returned TO
che United States in the steamship Guerrero from the
command Of the South Atlantic Fleet has been ordered
70 make arrangements for the Ishmus Of
faren 70 ascertain the feasibility Of cutting canal
across said Isthmus.
An association OF colored men has recently been
gained in this city having for s object the promotion
and protection their mutual interests, and general
convention viii soon be called to enlarge its influence
and establish cooperating Unions throughout the city
This Union not political organization, and all pot
cal discussions the awakening by debate Of any po
Itca anmOsities are strictly prohibited by the bylaws
A NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENT--THE COOLIES
IN PERU--THE FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANKS.
TGKNERAL PRESS DIsPArCHl
Postal Convention, establishing and regulating re.
lDrOcal exchange correspondence between the United
states and British Honduras has been concluded with
Great Britain. and will into operation on the lst OF
October IL provides for regular exchange OF mans
hetween the Onice Of New-OrleaDs and the once OF
Raze Comprising letters newspapers books, packages,
ard patterns or samples Of merchandise The rate OF
hostage 70 be collected 10 advance in each country as
follows On letters u cents In the United states or Ga
An Honduras per half under newspapers, &C.
or Ia without regard weight bOokpackets, patterns
or samples &C., or Honduras for every four ounces
Each country is 20 retain all the postage II cQuecIs
The State Department has received interesting adYee
from our Minister China relative 20 the treatment OF
Coolies 10 Peru a. shown by petition from the com
Raatss there employed - aD0TeJL De- t0getbeS VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
RAILROAD MATTERS IN CONNECTICUT

Hartford, Conn, Aug. ia town meeting
to-day voted to bonds TO the amount Of soooo 90
raise pay the subscription TO the STOCK OF
the Connecticut Western Railroad. The meeting also
arrang for ballot Tuesday next for an agent 70
vote pOn that stock the coming stockholders meet
ing Two candidates will be voted for-Wm. Hammers
lev who favors location Of the road through WesS
Hartford Pennington, and Unonvle, TO Collnsyllle,
and George Nj. Bartholomew who favors running
through Bloomfield Tarylle and Simsbury, 10 the same
point There much interest In the question OF the loe
an of the road the first % miles west OF this ely
which question the ballot will virtually decide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
RUSSIA,

THE EGYPTIAN VICERoY AND THE CAR.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Friday, Aug. IS, 1863.
The assertions recently made in some journals that
the Porte had information of letter compromising
the Viceroy of Egypt IN respect to his relations with
the Gar are pronounced utterly false. No such let
ter exists The only correspondence exchanged in
regard to the Viceroy notice sent by the Aus
trian Government to ST. Petersburg that it was the
intention of Ismae Pasha to visit the Russian Court,
and to this favorable reply was returned by the
CZAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
ANoTHER EXCLUSION PARTY.

A party of ladies and gentlemen left this city
Yesterday for an overland trip San Francisco Among
them were Senators Paterson, wife, and child Morre
wife and sister Catte and child; Congressman Benton,
wife and sister, and Reading wife and sister; Sur
geon Baxter, U. s. A.. Charles Smith and wife.
sidney Andrews Of The OongresaondI GLOBE; ID. +.
Murphy. Washington correspondent OF inc Boston Al
,i,,r and one or two others. Gov. Walker Of Ohio.
and one or others to JON the party on the way
and II b 70 BIO gone two months.
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FRANCE.

AMNESTY DECREED-THE sENATUs CoNsULTUM
PARIS, Friday Aug. Is, 1869.
The Committee of the Senate are progressing IN
their examination of the SenGtHS CoHsaitum. An
amendment has been introduced providing that in
case the Senate reject bill which has been passed
BY the Corps Legislatf a mixed committee of Sena-
tors and Deputies be appointed to adjust the disputed
points.
To-day the Emperor signed several DEGREES OF
amnesty for press and political offenses.
The Committee on the SenGtus COnSHltam have
elected NJ Devienne reporter.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION PROJECT.
The project empowering the General Councils to
elect the members of the Senate is disapproved by
the majority of the Committee on the SenGtpj Con-
saItuR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
EXTENSIVE FIRES IN PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. ia fire occurred
last night Centre-st involving the following losses
wm Baldwin's house and stable, valued at sSOOo III
sured for a22OO Thomas Gill; two houses and stock o.
goods for s. The house OF Mira Larken ana
q house OF Mrs. OEen destroyed. and anolheT
house belonging TO the latter damaged the mouse OF
Mrs Walsh and the house OF John Flaherty we're also
saved This morning the house OF Mrs Kelley on BEACH
d. was burped Her los Is N,eOo, insurance, SVoO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
PORTUGAL.
THE NEW MINISTRY.

THE NEW MINISTRY.
LISBON, Friday, Aug 49, 1869.
The new Ministry has been formed, and is com
posed as follows: President of the Council and Min
lister of the Interior the Duke of Louie; Minister OF
War, Maldonado; Minister of Finance, Braamcamp
Minister of Public Works. LObrOnvila; Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, Mendez Leal; Minister of Marine,
RibeIe da Silva; Minister of Justice, Luciano de
Castro.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
ORANGE DEMONSTRATION.

ORANGE DEMONSTRATION,
DUBLIN, Friday, Aug. 49, 1852
The celebration of the capture of Derry passed off
with much enthusiasm in various parts of the island
At Belfast the Orange leader Mr.. johnson, received
an address and was presented with sash and medal
The Orangemen had grand procession, with ban
ners flying and guns firing No disturbances are re-
nOrted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
APPOINTMENTS IN THE cUsToMHousE.

Collector Grinnell has made the following
additional appointments Inspectors Of CusomsRobers
J. JImmerson, vice G. W. Wilt Norman II. Gilett, vice
F. H White promoted q. X. Pangborn, vice Frank Bar
Der; c. L. Lawrence, vice G. w. Pine. Coastwise IN
spectorJF Smith. @. A: Person Night inspectors
Frederick Stanbridge, vice WIN. Webb; j. H. harsn'
vice 8. p Ives; Christopher Ormsby vice Samue NC
CARNEY; John Nugent, vice John Enrich James NC
Kenna, vice j. j. Ryan; VIM TlndalI wee 'a"os jun"
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HIS ARRIVAL AT ELMIRA.
r1PE IN PROVIDENCE.

Providence, r. J., Aug. ia fire this even
inc destroyed threestOry wooden building on "eSs
minister near Eddy-sts' occupied by stores one tn.
, rhe loss is about $4,000, and is insured inc
enosi,ai losers w III. law lessee OF the ESQ.,
adams and d. BSyeAS SoJ sW ssT, and b.
Apes, mill9s9' "a. .H..a I.rs
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EGYPT.

THE NILE AND THE COTTON CROP.
ALEXANDRIA, Friday, Aug. l3, 1869.
The lowness of the river Nile exeites general at
tention The water is lower than it has been within
$50 years The prospect for cotton is favorable and
the crop is estimated at l. 10000 carlos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
A RIOT IN HEArHy1LLE. VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug ia riot occurred
between whites and blacks at Heathvie, Northumoer-
land County in which a sailor killed negro The sailor
was committed 10 tail, but night rescued by
whites GEN Candy has sent detachment OF troops 10
that place,
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HUNGARY.

THE POLICY OF RECONCILIATION.
PEsTH Friday. Aug. 49, 1869.
M Deak and his party approve of the policy of re-
cancellation with Prussia, and non. intervention in
the internal questions Of Germany.
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THE TURF.
THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, Aug. ia heavy rain fell this
morning and it was expected that the races would be
postponed but the sky cleared, and the sun partially
dried the track About 5000 people witnessed the races
and there was much enthusiasm manifested The two
unfinished races OF yesterday decided before the
regular races began The pacing race won by Voor-
hees and the trOttiDg race by Henry.
The first race Of the day for purse OF OO for double
teams was won by NebOcklish and Medoc, dstanonR
Belle Collins and Brown Kitty In the second heat Time,
2:44f 2:sli. ... -.
S 600 for horses had beaten 226 for which
there were four entries, follows Henry Genet, Billy
Barr K Thomas, and Angelina; Genet was afavorite
two TO one against the field and the Eastern men lost
great deal OF money. The following are the par.
ticulars of thn race: In the first heat
Barr took the lead at the start and opened aRap OF sI
or seven lengths the quarter pole IN SO seconds and az
the half mile pole he leading twelve lengths In liz
Angelne second. The was all on one side 20 the
score Barr coming home winnerby several lengths IN
In the second heat Angelina took the lead at tue start
but on the turn passed her and led to the qusIts
pole in 31 seconds On the back stretch Angelina headed
Barr while Thomas and Genet were Ia the GEAR ana out
of the race Billy Barr passed the halfmo pole half
length In advance of Angelina In lIh but on the lower
turn Barr left and came to the post an easy
winner IN 226l Angelina ten lengths from Genet who
was i've lengths ahead Of Thomas The judges gave the
second place to Genet, and placed Angelina fourth t0r
croWdinR him in the first turn In the third neat barr
led throughout, and easily by i've lengths IN en-
tanced The quarter made IN 37i seconds and the
half in ll3A.
Buffalo Driving Park, Friday Aug H. Purse Sl3O Tor horses