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cbr Lafayet.e Mccennon Elirabshpor. for New Havsr
BELOW.

Ship sagamore Richardson, from Calcutta Oct 10 tby pilot
boat Chariots Webb, No 6)
Ship John Clark (of Boston Ross from Calcutta Nov 49,
with tn.sed, &c to Kirkland Won Sachs tby pilot boat
Fannie, No l7).
Ship Rhine Jordan. from London Jan 8, with mdss,
0rnne Mnturn Co 10y pilot boat Charlotte Webb. No b.
Ship Orphsus of Boston Crowel from Atata
q Mexico No. Mo,S With dysEood sS M wT Weld Co, Of
Ship d.bsld Berry. from 0usaaps Nov with guano, to
Calvin Adams.
guano, Chas Parsons (by pilot boat Fannie, No ~
Bark Homsward Bound, Gilmore, from Sagua le days,
with sugar, &c, TO Brookman by pilot boat JasW
Ewell No n.
Brig Oliver B Bonholm. from Cape Hayten IS days. with
logwood, Murray (by pilot boat Fannie, No I'd
Brig Easssrn star of New Haven Foster from barbados
is with to Bishop Bros OF New Haven (by
pilot boat Jas Efwsif. No n.
Brig David Bugbse Stowers IL days from Matanzas (by
pilot boat Charlotte Webb, No 81.
Wind n sunset NE
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ARRIVALS.
REroRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM VAC

REroRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcRrs.
Steamship Colorado r), Williams, Liverpool Feb a. and
Saisn; A:a sss Vs1,s6ls x:.sE:' - sass p...:s:
e s' se 81 md H 70 but rs &
Ion passed National stssmsr bound 81 asi si % 81
bound ;VSSn ss inst 1 80 = s
T.s:.s Sy psss:sa. srs. Fob q: !. PM
mile: from sandy EoOf saw ~ S bark asss:s
ss .sp sss GLASGOW Feb 49, with a..
and ssa Asndsr.cn Bros Had moderate wn0s
and 25th, with nadse and passsngers John
% s,s.m.s.p Ar.aps Edriass, G.lys..on FEB T. u; Key
& Bas:: Ns.sn ws
.n the and had Ssga
% .saS:1a . with Rss
..s Sssafs .na \ Sas nH T a'
W.; .os sP bsss % sPa' y. Yin
bark Matilda Hy.rd from Liverpool for Baltimore
north q
with strong NV g gses and caims
$;s ;sssi
S.s Sr;sl. S6a.ss sg.less.v,. yss Il with
sa b hsI,y aISm and g !o;
Diver % ca 9p Nsson Sr SSa9S
with Iogwood and Coffee to Murray, Jr. Was IA days
north OF Hatteras with heavy gales The anchored In
the lower bay.
Brig Ponysr Allen cisnfuegos, q days, With sugar, 70
Of Hatteraa, with heavy weather.
Schr Sarah Reed (of Calas Reed, Greytown Mic, 20
days. with rubber &C. 70 Strout Bros-vesse jed
and rough weather generally.
schr phsbe Hewitt Havana days, with oranges, to DOLL
Grand a.. f;::r !sr eoshr.. H.s. day. With
Co. Had strong winds al the pAysage; split aas &c.
ID inst lat ~ H. Ion 6s 49, spoke bril- Harry aserng
Schr Kate Grant, Grant, Pensacola, with lumber, to r
Gctcaf 4 Co.
Schr Anne Valentine of Brook H.vsn, Bsyle Jackson
Had heavy weather. sprung fore gaG and split sails The
put In for harbor.
with naval stores Overton Hawkins. Had heavy and
lower bay.
Schr Annie May, May Phisdelphia for Boston.
Schr Brooks, Hughes, PhilAdelphia for Boston.
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Passed Threhgh He'll Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.

Bark Volunteer Blake Boston for New York. In ballast. to
master.
ohrsna, curran, Georges Bank for New York. with
schr nundsl, Howard, Georges Bank for New York,
with fsh to Rogers Haley.
schr Moltro;s Gr.yson, Calais days. for New York. with
Chsrub, fletcher Bath for Newark with cs to New
ark Ice Co.
schr Howard johnson, Portland days. for New York.
with lumber TO J Boyntons Son n Co.
sehr Nelly Chase, Hopkins Portland days. Now York,
with lumber TO Hoyoke Murray.
schr Benedict, Crocke, Portland, days. for New York,
with lumber to Holyoke Murray
Schr Seth snow, ThOrndike Portland days, for New
York, with lime to r brown.
with lumber Wilder Sons.
schr Corvo Pickering, Rockland, days. for New York
with lime to Brown.
schr Delaw.re, Snow Rockand, days, for New York,
schr Paas, French Rockand, days. New York. with
ice TO order
schr Senator Fakenburg Boston for New York. dse
to & W Lewis.
schr " Dewitt, Chase, New Bedford for New York.
schr Carlton Jayne, Brown. Fall River for New York
Schr l. Putnam, -, Somerset for New York.
Schr Abigail Hayne, Plersop Providence for New York.
Schr Hathl Holmes, Northup Provdencs for Elizs6eth
port.
schr Mary Anns, Leonard, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Julia Tate, Tate, Bridgeport for Jersey City.
schr Mail Holmes, Greenwich for New York
Schr Theodore Parker Little, Glen Cove for Hobokcn.
BOUND EAST.
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The Storm Along the Hudson.

Tho Storm Along the Hudson.
PoUGHKRBPsfE. March 7, 1870.
IL has been showing at all points on the Hudson
all day and there is good sleighng In every direction
About eight inches have fallen The weather mod
Grating fast.
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obtain controlling interest in the Lexington (Ky.M
Obserrsr and Reporter, and thereafter manage II IN
person.
Ben G. Truman. war correspondent OF the Phila-
delphfa Press, and special mali agent San Fran
cisco, has married the belle OF Los Angeles, Cal,
and valuable orange grove.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
ii Goods marked in plain hgures.
Call and examine the prices.
100 CHOICE PAINTINGS
from the etudlos of Mszzaiin and Msnchetti, Rome,
AT AND BELOW COST
Our stock must be closed before May s next and hs
will be continued after that date BY our succssso
"0'''' WV : f. " HAUaHwOUT Co.,,
corner of Broadway and Broome sreet.
Our store e3x0o le either entire or the Lofts Ssparas sv
OviNGroS BROTHERS
selling
Large French China Dinner Sets for
Large Parisian 0ranits Sets
Ten Per cent less
than New York houses.
Decorated China, Bronzes Clocks, &c-,
asequally low prices.
2Ss, 23S and $40 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
Fulton ferry cars pass the door,
Goods delivered in New York.
v,ECKuAM,S HAIR BAZAAR HAS RESUMED SPECIE
payment.-An importers stock OF Human HAIR 5wtches
Esine of at RETAIL Grand street, near LORD Tayors,
botweeu Bowery and Chryse streets. Chateano Braids
only $S.
y Cu2SDELIEHs AND GAS FIXTURES,
in GLASS BRONZE AND oRMoLU,
q and below cost.
r. " HAU9HW0UT * co,
corner Broadway aud Hroome auee&
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MISCELLANEOUS

IA New Medical Dlscoveries
Caisrrh Heart Diseases.
Consupopton. n................. Kidney A6sctiona
Bronchitis. .................. Blood Msiadies.
Rheunaiisnn. !. ............ Womb Complaints.
Neuralgia ......................L Liver QiseaseG
ScrofuiS Observation-Disclosures Eye Affections.
Deafness ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nervous Debility.
Dyspepsia. .................. Female Diseases.
Headaches. .............. Fever and Ague.
Neryouspess. ................S 81. vius' Danee.
Asthma a...,..,.,,,.......... Organic Weakness.
EDispay. ...,................. Impaired Memory.
Tumors Nodes, Ulcers Eruptions.
Piies ........ ....... haustine Drain 8yslsn.
Cured almost the sUnivsrsity Aedi
cnes ri an tnfnesima cost The "Unversy Aedicines''
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Prominsut Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Admiral Sardrew, OF the United States Navy; q. L.
Harrison, OF Philadelphia; Dr. E. Champlsn, OF
Cornwall; Rev. q. E, Sands, OF Southport; Judge
Darts, OF Albion; Thco. NJ. Gomeroy OF Auburn;
Prof. W. II. b. Thomas OF New Jersey; Major J. N.
Knapp, OF Auburn. and Dr. d. A. Duncan. OF Mis-.
sssppi, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain b. Brayton, OF Rhode Island; Rev. A. IL.
Birmingham, Of st. Louis: Commander d. O. KcHs
aud Surgeon Fish, OF the United States Navy; Judge
9. N. PettIs of Pennsylvania; ]. II. Campbell, Of
Philadc.pl .plla ana II. W. Gunnis, OF Burlington are
at the Astor House.
Fred Brown and George Harding, OF Philadelphia
are at the Albemarle Hotel.
w. Hussey OF Salt Lake City; Ben Field, OF Al
bion; Il. K. Harding, OF AiDion; cx-Mayor Graves
OF Liverpool; A. Hart, OF Charlestown; S. M Vail,
Of Ticonderoga and J. r. Phelps, OF Baltimore, are
at The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Paymaster G. G. Jackson, OF the United States
Navy; John s. Blatchford, OF Boston, aud Robert
Garrett. OF Baltimore, are at the Breyoort House.
Robert Strange, OF North Carolina; General N. B.
Forrest and General l.. Folk, OF Tennessee; General
John ii. Gray, OF Alabama; General Thomas Harris,
OF Maryland; b. w. Adams, or Philadelphia; G. J.
Hardy, of Boston, ana Senior Emhel. of-Span, are at
the Grand Central Hotel.
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slNluLal PassOY1sG CASE.
Two Children Poisoned by Eating Rank
Weeds, in brooklyn.

Two Children Poisoned by Eating Rank
Weeds, in brooklyn.
Much anxiety was felt yesterday IN East Brook
yn among the neighbors ana acQuaintances of the
family OF Mr.. Pryce, a highly respectable citizen,
residing at No. sli Myrtle avenue, conse.
quent upon the sudden ana serious aflction
which belel two interesting children OF that
gentleman. The circumstances OF The case are pc.
cuar, and furnish warning to parents to caution
their children OF the danger OF eating weeds or any
thing OF that kind which grows Wild On Thursday
afternoon last Edward and James Pryse,
aged respectively four and six years, left
Here they, In company with other boys lit fire,
and gathered quantity of stramOnium, weed
commonly known as the stinkweed. The green
round buds oil tins poisonous specimen OF vdgeta.
ton they roasted and calling them potatoes pro-
ceedea 10 regae themselves by eating thereof. The
Pryce children also took the hollow stems of the
weed through which they blew, until finally being
completely saturated with the deadly poison OF the
repast they returned home. Here they were
speedily striken down by the workings Of the subtle
Juices periaeating their systems Both chill
spasm and conyulsions. Their contortlons
ana writings In the agony which ensued was SO
great That II required two men, at times, to hold
them, ana Their screams were really fearful. They
sWehed 10 an extraordinary size. DR.. b. }.
stowe, OF Nassau street, was summoned TO
feFcrs, during the night, administering the
nsusal remedies in suc! cases TO counteract
the effects or the poison. Toward morning they
were somewhat easier, ana during yesterday con-
tinued to improve slowly, though Their condition Is
still pronounced as critical. The manner OF the
tunae youngsters rom their playmates, VINO did not
JOIN thenl III eating the deadly
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POLITICAL REE0aM IN JERSEY.

The Young Democracy in Council Mt HO.
boken-Newark Sends Cheering Message
Purgiag Out tae Old Lesvcns- Hneas Eitz-
patrick for Congress.
The rowdyism which characterized the Congress
s0nal Convention at Hoboken last Thursday
week was the knel OF the corrupt ring
known as the old democracy In Hudson
county. All the honest and respectable delegates
who attended that Convention, and most Of whom
were obliged by q sense OF decency and self
respect to retire from the Convention, felt
that some action was necessary to srepu-
dlate the entire proceedings Of that dsfepu-
table conclave and 10 vlndicaue themselves
before tile public generally ana their constituents
particularly To prevent the incursl0ns Of the rab
bic In the future 10 was resolved TO loose from
the OLD organization and to hold convention which
would command some respect. This was the birth
OF the young democracy in Hudson City.
Last evening the Convention assembled in Odd
Fellows' Hall, Hopoken, and more respectable or
orderly gathering never congregated In that city.
order, and +. w. woiberf, Of Jersey City,
was appointed chairman. Speeches were
made BY the chairman ana Professor
draf! resolutions reported that whereas the late con-
vention was characterized by fraud, rOwdyism and
corruption, and by this means man was nominated
whom the honest and intelligent section Of
the democracy cannot support, be it resolved that
AlnGas Fitzpatrick. OF Jersey CITY, be declared the
for Congress This resolution was followed BY
rounds OF applause. The chairman essayed TO speak
but iouu calls were made for Fitzpatrick. who was
soon brought into the hall, and who delivered
very earnest speech He said he never sought Of
flee In his life, not even now, but when call was
made upon HIM by such men as those who organ
ized the young democracy, he felt 1t higher honor
TO he the standardbcarer OF such an organization
than TO occupy the highest Oflicc IN their gift The
democratic party would hold the government OF the
country to-day II the people would reject the poti-
cal hacks and return honest men to power, even
though they had TO descend 10 the ranks Ol me
working men to find honest men. Tie speaker then
reviewed the career OF the gentleman who was nolni.
mated at the late C0nvcntlOn and asked II such u
record entitled him the support or the Fifth Con-
gressonal district. Oihccholders nowadays enrich
themselves while the people are left to pay the taxes
aud groye along tue best WAY lney QAR I'LL tl.a aext
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elect,on Every sentence Of the speaker was ful q
poWer and brought down the plaudits OF the crowd
of mechanics and lab0rers especially.
the Chairman stated that he had received mos
sage from Newark which set forth that that city would
give $500 majority for the nominee OF the young
democracy. This announcement set the asscmblago
Wild with enthusiasm. A few remarks were made
by ID. r. Sheridan after which an executive COM
mitlee was appointed TO extend the organization
throughout every ward In the district.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick the first nominee OF ti's new 0rga-
nizatlon Is o merchant doing business IN New York,
is about fortylye years of age and regarded by All
parties as man Of the highest integrity. he
applied himself with unremittng attention u hls
business by which he raised bmself to indepen-
deDce. IL is most probable that the Organization
which he now represents viii he powerful enough
to determine the complexion Of the next Legislature
OF New Jersey and through 1t the United States Sea
-
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STAs8lsi kFrhAy IN B3OoyLyy

An ARRAY occurred about Ave O'Clock last evening
at No. 2s9 Plymouth, a tenement house OF a low
order known "a 1.-The Barracks" Fifth ward be
tween two laborers, TIE parties concerned are
Daniel Lyons and James Moyhan. During The array
Lyons was stabbed In the head no loss than eight
and severely, but not dangerously wounded Il ap.
pears that the injured man, who resides at No. 70
Little street, recently lived at "the Barracks on
the same door with Moylan ana ,ne wife
OF tho latter, Mrs. Catlarlnc Moylan Here
they fought almost continually, owing 10
some real or imaginary cause. The acrimonious
feelings cngendered between them led TO the quar-
rel last evening, when Lyons returned TO the
Plymouth street s'nookeryn to remove some timber
which he had lett after him. Catherine took hand
III the abuse OF poor Daniel, who fortunately escaped
10 the sidewalk and attracted the attention OF officer
Bede in time TO save himself isom threatened ami
hliatlon. The wounded man. who bled profuscy
was attended Dy 4 stone, aud was then conveyed
to his home. The Maylons, man ana wife. were led
into captivity and are now under lock and Key at
the lofk street station house upon Charge OF leo-
niOus assault.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Everyday Items and Bits Of News Gossip from
the Police Courts and Paragraphs of
Miscellaneous Intelligence.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parisoa with the corresponding day OF last year, ss
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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time. The following Ia the official time ct which
the three yachts passed the h0mestake boat
H. M s.
Phantom. -. ......................... 43 7
OaiupIia. .....'... ....'....s..".........''. ~
Madeleine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . "a
II was decidedly one OF the finest races OF the sea-
son. The Cambria lost two cups, put she neveithe-
less sailed admirably throughout the contest The
victory OF the Madeleine was scarcely anticipated.
more especially az she met with several mishaps
during the race, having carried away her bOwsprt
shrouds shortly after the start AS the two winners
entered the hab0r they were greeted by saluts and
other tokens OF welcome.
II was In every respect fair race and one in
which all had ample scope for the exhibition OF
their powers and the defeat or the British craft by
her two single competitors cannot bat be regarded
as satisfactory proof OF the tine capactes OF the
TWO American vessels that won the aurels. A largo
crowd assembled near Bateman's Point, ana the
triumphant entry OF the winners was v0clferousy
cheered.
THE NEWPORT cur.
The race for the citizens cup will be sailed to- day.
ana t Is thought that nearly every vessel belonging
TO the squadron Will participate. The event Ii anti
cipated with deep interest by the Inhabitants.
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THE OLDEST PESsioSER ~ THE UNITED STATES
record or TIE United States Treasury Department
Just made public, disclOses the fact that Eliza r.
Arrowsm, OF somerset county, n. j., Is the oldest
pensoner In the United states. She is lD4 years OF
age - IN possession 0i al ler iacuiics aud dra ~
35oo per annum. Her husband was an assistant
e0ll.nis5ary In t.,e Revolutionary war,
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.

Kansas Republican Convention.
TOPEKA, Sept. 3, 1870
The Republican State Convention met here to-day.
One hundred and ninety-eight delegates were pre-
sent Judge d. r. Lowe, of Fort Scott, was noml-
mated for Congress, and the Convention adjourned
tin tomorrow.
Thomas A. Osborne. OF Leavenworth. will pro-
baby be nominated for Governor ~
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Il. Hofrman entered br. m Jennie ::.; 9 ! q
NJ. R0din entered 3. 10. New Berlin Carl I ! =
J.Dugrey entered br. m. rannie Lambert :
A. A. Allen entered g. IN. snow Flake. a
w. II. DOble entered blk IN. ONEIDA. ar
J. X. Leavitt entered 8, $. vosburgh.. Or
W. Bane entered b. g. Two white Heels ar.
J. u. Turner entered br. 9. honest bo'y. Ur'
J. M Miller entered b. III. Lotta....... Or.
s. ]. Jackson entered b. IN. Flora DaT.. dr.
u Kremer entered Q. IN. Quaker GTl.. dc.
A. Patterson enterod b. g. Charlemagne dr.
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Political Notes aud tommcnts.

Political Notes nuI aomMcnts.
Tho democrats Of the New Jersey Second district
having nominated Samuel g. Forker ;or Congress-.
political adventurers the district are anxious t0
know what lie intends to "lork 0ver.n
vallandigham has shaken hands with Lew Camp
bell and recognized the latter as q full blooded
democrat. The Misunderstanding scene must have been
quite Affecting II we are to credit published re-
ports.
The Boston Transcript thinks that Wendeli Phil
lips will receive larger vote for Governor than
third candidate ever before did running for the first
time The Transcript also Offers the following as
ernOrp'
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county, for Congress.
Lively Sketch Of Congressman Sciencle.
The New Haven Register gives sketch OF Con-
gresham Schenck, which, although 1t comes from Q
political opponent. is not without Its amusing pons.
The register says:-
Schenck came to Congress about quarter Of a
century ago, waite.hared, b0yish-00king la fun
OF mischief and fond OF fun. lie SOON became q
brisk sklrmsher In the House, and took rank among
the llyecst debaters In the body lie served two or
rnree sessions, but never in his maturer years. full
nied the promise or his earlier days. He was ap-
pointed Minister TO Brazil under the Taylor admtn-
his district. "Wnat,' said she. ''have they made a
minister or that wicked little white-haired lawyer
down TO Dayton Pm right glad for never Thought
he'd come To any good" Schencks career since that
time has been rather checkered one. Lincoln
made him general. and his first and last exploit,
IN military way, was 10 charge Confederate bat
terry in railroad train. Then lie came 10 Congress
again, and, although singularly united for the
place, was made Chairman OF the Committee OF
Ways ana Means anu ex-ofcio leader Of tae House.
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At the Republican Congressional Convention held
at Hudson yesterday Hon. John II. Ke,cham was
renomlnated by acclamati0n.
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The ol,sequles OF Colonel James Monroe who lied
on Wednesday night at Orange N. j.. viii take place
to-day from I28 est Fourteenth street.
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The or platoons Of police from nearly all the
down town precincts were drilled in battalion yes
terday afternoon in Washington square.
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The Americus Club Will return to the city from
Indian HarDor On Monday.
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Pennsylvania PoTitic..

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept Q. 1870.
The democratic conferees of the TIVE ,fth Cougres-
sicnal district In session to-day in this city nom
mated J: b. McCoom, Of MOntrose, Susq1ohauns
county, for Congress.
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Fn's Hedt.-6eorge Wilkes had the best or the
American Girl fourth. Goldsmith Maid showed
splendid turn ofspeed around the upper turn, gohig
to ths front and opening gap ofs six lengths TO the
quarter pole In thirty.lOur aud half seconds Geo.
Wilkes second, six lengths ahead oil American Girl,
who led Lucy Two lengths, Going down the back
Wilkes second eight lengths ahead OF
ON cy e wae na gSs around By e s%sr rn s
Goldsmith Maid increased the distance between her.
sen and followers and was eight lengths clear OF
then tooX things calmly and came along steadily
and won the heat by four lengths, in 2:25. A very
fine race between George Wilkes and Lucy took
place OH the homestretcn oil the way up, which
terminated 10y Lucy beating him over the score by
q neck, American Girl was iour lengths behind.
Second Heot.--George wilkes was away first
Goldsmith Maid second, Lucy third and American
Girl fourth. As they went around the turn Gold.
break, Lucy third. American Giri fourth. Az the
quarter pole Goldsmith was eight lengths IN
front IN thirts-four and half seconds,
Lucy second, length in front OF Wilkes
and American Girl, who were head and head. Go.
ing down the baoKstretch Lucy closed up some OF
the daylight, ana was three ienghths behind Cold.
smith Maid AZ the half-mile pole In i:lOs. American
Giri third, iour lengths IN front oi Wilkes.
Lucy continued to close on Goldsmith
was barely daylight visible az they came
on the home.lyclch, Lucy second, six lengths in
length. Goldsmith Maid trotlci very lelsurey up
ile stretch, amt won The heat Ivy four lengths in
IA IA aSey second three lengths ahead OF american
uirl, VINO was two lengths IN advance of Wilkes.
Th'Iu Heaf.-ocorge Wilkes had the lead, God
smith Maid second, Lucy third ana American Girl
fourth. Goldsmith Maid soon went to the front,
anu opened gap OF four lengths on the
upper turn, Wike. second four lengths IN
front OF American Girl, Lucy having broken up.
At The quarter pole Goldsmith Maid was i've Lengths
in front, and about the sane distance In advance at
the hali-.nile pole There was considerable interest
manifested In the race between George Wilkes and
Lucy, hui none on ihe Iavorite American Girl
had given up at this point Goldsmith
trot,od steadily 20 the end and won the
heat by four lengths, Lucy second half lengtn
ahead OF wilkes. who was ten lengths in front OF
American Girl. Time 70 The quarter pole, thirty.dve
seconds 70 the laif-nle po's, I:i2 AMI tue mile in
2:2G Goldsmith Maid won first money, Lucy the
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The Central Park Band will perform on the Mail at
hafpast four O'Clock ii the weather prove pleasant