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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
APPARENT SUCCESS OF THE BRICKLAYERs'
STRIKE.

The bricklayers connected with Unions Nos.
and demanded yesterday, advance Of wages from
81 TO s. 30 day. IN accordance with resolutions recently
adopted by the Associations. The employed at
the Post Office and many other points have received
the increased rate for several weeks, and employers
with few exceptions compiled with the request equal
i've wages. The labOrers and hOdcarTiers employed at
several points on the east side also asked increase
wages from 81 IS TO S. but invariably refused and
resumed work in a few hours Several contractors
nOunced their intention of not employing Union
under any circumstances and IT stated that
had been sent TO Philadelphia and Albany TO
vOren at the Old rates. general strike would seriously
interfere with the building interests OF the city, and
tractors eynced desire to avoid agitation OF the ques-
ton by quietly accediDg ~ the demands OF hrstcass
WOTkmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
A CHANCE FOR THE DISTRICT ATToRNE'

An Engishman named Richardson, recently
residing at Fort Wayne Ind, came TO this city last
sprin, with draft Jay Cooke Co. for $780, and,
entering an exchange Office in LDortyst, made known
his intention Of taking passage for Europe. lie was IN
formed by the proprietor that the firm represented jay
Cooke q Co., and was induced to purchase passage
ticket and to exchange his currency for English gold
The broker placed the money in q belt, and bucled
around his waist. When he landed in Liverpool hc
found that the belt only contained s5 the balance due
on the draft being $500 He communicated Immediately
with John q. Dale, agent for the Inman line, and Was
given frstclass cabin ticket to return ana prosecute
the swindler He arrived on Sunday in the steamship
CITY of BrooLyu under the assumed OF Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
ANOTHER RESIDENCE RoBBED-A yIGILANT SER
WANT GIRL.

The brOwn-stOne residence No. POI Second
entered by burglars Saturday night through
the cellar grating in the rear and almost every in
the house opened with false keys and the closets
and bureaus ransacked The family being the country
II is not known whether any articles of value were
taken The servant girl in charge, but absent at the
time was much alarmed and when lad OF ten called
Yesterday and stated that his father had sent him for s.
due for shOvtlng in coal she forthwith seized him
and crosse questioned him sterHy The boy frightened
by her manner, acknowledged that the man who sent
him not his father, and that he had never him
before. The servant girl confirmed in her suspicious
thrust the boy into the Kitchen locked him in and then
sent word TO the police. Officer Deal Of the Seventeenth
Precinct brought the boy the staOnhouse and ques-
toned him closely but failed to elicit anything further
and therefore discharged him. The boy is Joseph Was
kensten Of No Frsave. II supposed that he had
been sent by the thieves ascertain whether il would
be safe ~ visit the house again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.--James Kings residence at
South Sixth-st and Jerseyave damaged about 500
by fire yesterday George Finks seriously injured
Sunday by falling from wagon. George Kase
was committed yesterday for unloading manure in
public place George Morris stealing rope VIM. Mason,
Vagrancy; Pat McGhee Thos. Riley and John DOughery
robbery Martin Toomey, robbery cigar store, No. 20
Groyest GOttlieb Leek, assaung Mrs. Eigen. Sl55
in fines collected from drunken persons yesterday
Officer Post OF the First Precinct has been suspenueu
from duty for noxicatiou aud sleeping on his p0sJi
Onward Lodge, No, l50, Independent order OF Odd
Fellows, will be instituted tomorrow night by George
W. Hubbard NJ w.. Grand Master, assisted by the state
James Culbert arresteds yesterday, charged Wln
stealing a gold chain from Michael Coyne..; The Board
OF Police Commissioners will Investigate tonight the
charges against Capt Charles Maher OF inc FSS I%So
Precinct, accused OF seducing and outrashs "ss |aio
line Green. a
NEwARK.-willlam g. Blair was publicly dismissed
from the police force. YESTERDAY i2r d
last evening for disOrdery conduct Thomas 'Hunt
was arrested in YeT,York, yesterday, for
iae eompanY W6en had Advertised to play at tho
Opera House, last evening, disDaIeu IA ~ to t ~r
robbing the house OF Philip Mayer OF No. l26 Tchenorst
Oh three occasions Of $50 fty-ite deaths ast HvVa
The fire at she trunk factory ON sunday mas tnoMn
many nersons ont OF employment. The loss TO the glrs
connected with the estabshnents Is severe, as 'neg
owned the sewing machnes. Patrick Martin aii"
Thomas IIedden age 49, buried under an elnbanh
ment Mount Pleasant ysr,eIuaSs bb od hsen
rescued but Heddn died III an hour AFTER lie nau peen
taken out. . 90, -
PArERsoS-Annie Smith and Bridget Reilly were
Yesterday, charged WIFI an uNttilpt
dsugb,sr ~ Mrs Hart OF Gross Samuel lay or Oh
Woterst was committed for assaultlng his wfe .halo
Reilly was fatally injured by the explosion OF kerosene
Iamu saturday night. James Iennessy, age ~ rls
tanned concusson OF the brain by falling down S'all,
Veserday nj No IA Marshaltst - Albert King was Lt9
In b,i Yesterday FOR assautng r. Linden VINO had
attempted to collect a bill from him.
Wysr HoBoKEN.--A shoemaker named jenkins. result
inc In Cutonnye. arose in sleep frOu his bed on Shu
nirht went M the top of the house, fttufhSu 1a
stood Tor some time upon the casepeut OF us en"hpI
window making gestures ms though addrssshs an Suo
ence iii, wife catching hold OF his c!Otnlhs 70 uin"
nm in startled him from his sleep ana he leapeu 10 'o
IN, NJ d sustaining probably fatal injuries
yoon,lpr-Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson has been pre-
scented with a costly set OF writing materials ana an
bum containing the autograph az ne gNtI''a' hl"A'h
"f fbe esteem of tn resident, OF the village.
Observation-Disclosures AndeTsJck was held III bMl le,
tetdny for as- au.tiuE Augusta Earh. Lawrence Ai,i
sack ner husband Mas lined s. Tor interfering with the
officer.
u.tos HuI.-saunel O. Dorriokson. the lawyer who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
A poL1cEMAN cnARGED NH cowARDIcE.


Commissioner Manicrre listened yesterday to
90 complaints against policemen, most OF the cases being
Of no public interest. The charge against Patrolman
VIM Rorian OF the Second Precinct who is accused OF
cowarice having failed to arrest John Petit Tor
shooting Patrolman Edward Taylor in the knee on the
morning Of Aug lG, during a row in front OF liquor
store az Front ard Beekman-sts came up for continued
investigation. It alleged that when the shot was
fired Riordau exclaimed, Don't shoot me- Psttit," and
ran around In his defense Rordan submit
ted the affidavit Of Officer Taylor which sets forth that
Oh the morning ia question hearing two shots fred, the
two officers ran 20 the corner of Front and BecEmanst
and found there Petit and several other men, Taylor
asked who fired the shots ana told by Petit that he
did not know Taylor then looked into the liquor store
I'M front OF which they wore standing and while so
gagged was shot I'm the knee. He believed from the mo
tons Of Petit that the latter shot INN, ana asked or
dan 20 arrest Petit Is the former moved toward him,
Petit friend jumped into carriage and drove or
IL was shown that Kiordau andTlyOr old acqualut
ances having been very intimate while members OF the
same COMPANY in the Volunteer Ere Department.. Re
TeIIel tic Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MORRIS Michael Veth, German, was
sentenced yesterday, to six months Imprisonment in the
Country Jail for brualy assauting Conductor Brown VI
the Harlem Bridge and FOrdham Railroad.
PLEASANT VALLEY.-The convict Wiley not cap
tured by Constable McCabe, reported yesterday but
by Mr. Kenney, clerk at Mrs. Myers's Hotel He made
a desperate attempt to get away, and Mr. kenney
obliged shoot him TO prevent his escape. The wound
not fatal and the convict safely transferred 10
Hackensack Jail.
YoNKERs-The cornerstone Of the new bridge
the Bronx River the line of Midlandaye near Bronx
vile, was laid on Saturday by Geo. W. Mclean, Pres
dent OF the Board Of Commissioners. The cornerstone
OF the bridge the line OF Highandaye. was also
laid by Edward De Witt, Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ffh-ArNnue HOtel-The Hon. Henry T. Blow,
late IT, s. Minister Brazil; Gov. Bullock OF Georgia.
the Hon John Ganson OF Buffalo, James II. Bowen Of
Chicago H. A. Richmond OF Batavia, n. " J. C. stanton,
Gerrit III. Smith OF Geneva, n. Y; J. L. Carhorn Of
Philadelphia III. g. Parker Of The Boston GdzSte, and
w IL. Grant of Georgia. BreUOOrt HOuse-The
Baron and Baroness Won Klenck OF Germany. -=
coleman H1ttsc-JOhn #. Ford OF Baltimore, and
the Rev Augustus Jackson Of Washington. ==== 81.
lanes Hohl-Gen. III. 7. Reid Of iowa, and John g..
Cracker Of Utica. $500 s. Nicholas HOict-H. NJ Drane
81 North Carolina and A. MuTdock OF Mississippi.
Isior House-The Hon. James NJ Ashley OF Ohio, JUDGE
TOurgce OF the Supreme Court Of North Carolina Mar
shall Parks Of oriok Va and Cob r. NJ Gore OF Syg-
cusc - GHsey H0use-Co. W. ID. Farrand late U. s..
Consul at Lima Peru.
DEPARTURE.
Senator sprage left the city yesterday afternoon for
Sara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

TIE GOAT RACE AT ST JOIN. u.
,,rr,,,,,,o, ,xANtFEsTRD-0DDS TWO 10
ONE ON TIE TYNE CREW.
INV rRryGRApH TO THB TRIBUNBl

CT. John. N. b., Aug. 2l.-lhe ouus III lho
betting tonight, on the Canadian BOAT race were
49, ,n ono on the English crew. The St. John men got
wv 49,, hacInc even ut the odds and the amount of
staked upon the race, thus far, is insignificant.
o g, Iohn crew rowed over the course at daybreaf,
this earning There spectators on the ground,
and the men pit silent about the time they made but
tbcir friends are confident that they made
,ho six miles in 40 minutes, and that the
TYNE crew win have TO beat that time II
thew win. The st. John pun as high as AZ
strokes to the minute in their practice and Renorhs
men sometimes exceed that in short spurts but their
regular pun is long stroke OF about 80 to the minnie
There ia very little excitement in the city about the race
everybody having settled down to the conviction that IL
is as good determined in advance 1t Is not certain
that It will come of Wednesday for If there is wind
enough to make the water rough the race viii be post
poned. On only two mornings within the past week has
the course been smooth race and the ST. John crew
adhere positively to the determination not to row III
rough water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-The post-sllice building, owned
by Herman Brothers, at Fultonst and Herriman-ave
was damaged $500 10y fire Sunday afternoon. Nearly
every letter was destroyed in the pOstofce The build
ing was also occupied by Rhodes Co.. statoners, and
boot and shoe de- Ter The Nassau Club and the Sheriff
had rooms the upper floors Loss on furniture aud
stock about - 600; not insured.
ORIENT.-LRWis W. Becbe and wife, in attempting to
cross the Sound small boat, met with narrow escape
within miles of SiybrOOk. The boat capsiZcd IN "a
violent gale, but BY great effort he nshpped the
by Connecticut bOatmcn.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The picnic Of the German Ameri-
can Association was held yesterday at Schneider's
schtzcn Park Astoria. Nearly all the officers OF this city
and NcwtOwn were present.
GREESPoRT.-Work has been begun on the new light
house at Long Beach Bar The site is 20 feet inside the
buoy that marks the channel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 2G7; births, o.; marriages,
27 cases Of smallpox, p.
The fund for the benefit of the Westtield
sufferers amounts to sos IS.
The twO-stoTy brick building No. 81 Fur
man-st is said to be in danger OF falling.
An illicit whisky distillery in Columbia-st.,
owned by John shandley, seized yesterday by
Assistant Collector Parkinson still and worm were
removed to the United states MarshoPs ONCE.
Coroner Whitehill's investigation into the
circumstances attending the explosion OF the Wcstfelds
boiler was continued yesterday. The witnesses exam
med were Capt. James Breasted, Robert CrOsscn, and
Charles West who had all testified before the NewYork
Coroner and the Government Inspectors. The inquest
Will be resumed this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

The schooner Maigic Capt i. Lopez, Of StOningtOn,
Was declared The winner Of the Challenge Cup by time
alo"a.ce, ana me -re, Capt r. Burgess, Of Boston,
The tomorrow ni be for a cup urcsented nv
NlceCOmHlOdOfe Douglass and open for schOOners only
The course VIII DC liJn BicutOn's Reef ighship TO
tasb0at on BLOCK Island thence the VINEYARD Sound
l8btsbp. and back " the starting point dying start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
NETWORK CITY.
Music IN Tompkins-square at $50 pm.

Music IN Tompkins-square at $50 pm
The prize shooting of the Ninth Ward Ger
man CT zens Club Lion Park, yesterday, attracted
large number OF visitors.
The annual picnic of the German Journey
men Cigar Makers az Union Park yesterday yielded
surplus for tho Relief Fund.
A schooner ir a collision with the South
Ferry boat Republic yesterday afternoon lost her bow
spirit and had a pOItOn Of her deck torn up.
The German Democrats Of the Eighth, Ninth,
Fifteenth and sixteenth Wards Will sorenade Senator
Michael Norton next Thursday evening" In honor OF MS
return from Europe.
Battery B of the First Division Y. G. s. y. T.,
Can't Keim made an excursion yesterday 10 the barber
Notifications accompanied by officers anu members Oh
other militia OrgaDlzatiOns.
The French Societies, Cercle Lyrique and
Union Fratcrnele, aud the newly-fOrmed Independent
Battalion des Gardes Lafayette, are making arra!gs-
mCnts % celebrate the anniversary OF Ltdycitcs DtA
day by a festival at Lion Park, on sept o.
Theodore Allen of the st. Bernard House
calls on The World to give its authority for the statement
published byhat newspaper with reference to the late
rscape from Sing Sing, that "The prison officers are
strongly the opinion that the plot was arranged at lo
ST. Bernard House, in this city, by Tie Allen"
Shareholders, belonging to several Schutzen
organizations left the city, yesterday for Hartford
Conn., to participate in the Connecticut schdtzcnfest,
which began yesterday and will be resumed to-day;
Tie festival is given under the auspices OF tLe united
valuable prizes VIII be awarded
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
Judge Sutherland discharged the writ OF hbeas corpus
issued in the case Of Richard Connolly, whose release
from the eguar army demanded on the ground thit
no yas TN Ter age at the time OF his enlistment Inc re-
turn ldr by Lieut. Gardiner that Connolly had settled
the case by deserving held sufficient
The prostitutes of the city seem to under
stand that they the more dsreputabe streets
as they please. party Of them were seated IN
a1p
was PASSING one OF the women attempted TO remove the
hats OF several gentlemen i'm the by reaching through
the omen windows. she uusuCCes0lui, however, d7
the Intended victims were wise enough to dodge.
Patrick Logan, the policeman who was dls-
missed for characterization the day OF the riot ad
dressed the Democratic Benevolent Association OF the
Twentieth Ward last evening. lie charged on GOV u"
man the blood OF al the citizens who were Killed on TAG
18Th OF july aud warned the Democrats party that II
they touched Gov. Hoffman after his present term eA-
pred the party would be split from Maine To minnesota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

Irsnector Matthews for granting certificate 10 saiu
CHARLES II. Mills as an engineer.
warrants were Immediately placed In tho hands OF
officers for the arrest Of Charles H. Mills, who had ed
mon hearing Of tho result OF tho inquef and also OF
1uspecior Stratton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. ROCKFORD.

The Forest City Club of Rockford arrived in
town on Sunday, and played ts fourth game with the
Aiutuals yesterday, losing by score of to D. The
Mutuals showed a marked improvement their play
OF Saturday but were outpayed at the bat The follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

and tho raoe 70 he made IN ntne hours no vii he
time to he given majority Of the seaGohGh oS ms it
entered Tor The contest and should te tcd befOre
Gi ioay the race vi 70 miles win be compo'eu
dark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY
d Hfrighk
~ go 90 73J
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY
Long Branch Roosa- Bait y aud
way aud Coney ID N. Y. Baths Pushing, L. l.
pm. a.m p N m p m:
HO9 021 0,r 800 300
WEATHER PROSPECTS FOR THIS VICINITY
(see ah pase)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
TRoTTrNG AT GLEN Mitchell

SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-At Glen Mitchell this
afternoon there was trot between two stations one
from Gcns Falls and the other from saltwater The fol
lowing is a summary;
Pure and Stakes-s 75O-Mle-heas 70 harness.
gr.s Gleu's Fail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ne
Ime-23g4; 2.393i 24O; 2f.3 2:4t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
FLY AWAY VS.. MONTAUK.

The contest for the silver ball between these
leading Juior clubs attracted large crowd 10 Jersey
City, and resulted in the Of the Fly Always by
score Of IT to u,
The White Stockings of Chicago played.the
Oympics OF Washington second OF - series OF
hbitiOn games, at the Union Grounds, Cincinnati,
yesterday afternoon. Result-White Stockings, 20;
G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

y ~hsW AWur-
e-tlre4. fimlnent. MINI.

Nqae crtlrcL douiaeat Nqme 'nt;Tea toaHen.
p Douglas. 1881 RamberJas Il Banker. 1913
Psme .Rqfd SuyyesaH 1853 SerIsn cans 81
Dresdaught SAM sa9Ge' ,%
hsage,h Kgsai. 1856 PeIss l. MsIvc 90
The boats assembled in the lower bay the Fleetwing
Ider Magic Wanderer and Dauness being prosentto Wit
ness the first part Of the The Rambler carried away
her maintOpsa few minutes before the start but soon
had another in its place. The signal was given from
the steamer at precisely the tide had just begun TO
ebb down the ba- The sappho at approached and
crossed the star ng line with the sOOp Oracle upon her
windward beam These boats followed at short
intervals BY the Madde Alarm, Vndex, Peerless Vixen
Dreadnaught Palmer Foam, Sadie, Tidal Wave, and
fonnd I'm the table given below. All the yachts started
on starboard tack with staysaLs all set and every
inch OF canvas drawing The first event OF the race
dHS ram ~ p 90 v ti Tail Tig6tI4use,
The sappho held the lead, closely followed by the
Madl1e The Palmer having passed the DleaQnaught
and Alarm took third position among the schOOneIs.
The wind was blowing too fresh for the soops, and they
gradually fell aseTn. agansctt Pier was passed at
i2t5 and the MaIge well ahead, steering IN
clos 10 Point judith The Peerless lost her masthead
al l24C Just above the throat ballard bands, all the
upper sails coming down on deck. The order Of the
yachts scarcely changed at Point Judith The Vindex
then held the second position ID her class ana plunged
her decks from bow 10 stern. The Oracle, her
antagonist, was compelled to take IA her (D-
fopsail, and the NiDdeX gained nOtCeably upon her
by declining 70 shorten sail After about 80 minutes
sailing, the Oracle, finding that the Viudex was over
hanlng her reset her tbtopsaL The Rambler sailed
exceedingly well considering her past record, but she
utterly idl60 tc wave Wuicu cdtcn-
ing breeze, came up with the Dreadnaught at 1920 The
Columbia and Magic passed on the back " the
city, the latter having on board Gov. Hoffman.
The SapphO turned the stakebOat first followed after
interval OF about eight minutes, by the Madge The
Palmer next after which the Alarm Drcadnaught,
and Tidal Wave passed IN close succession. The Oracle
led the soOps with the Vndex second The wind veered
the eastW ard as the Dreadndught headed for home
and enabled the fleet 10 make the long
All headed northeast after rounding and all held much
The position until near Point Judith the Dread
aId and after passing NaTTagansstt Pier she worked
rapidly ahead Of the Alarm and gained upon Palmer
soon after passing Beaver Tail Lighthouse the Palmer
took second position and maintained II 20 the home line.
The sapphO swept past the stake boat leading the Palmer
iy fny three miles The official time Of tire and
return is gwen below. The time OF turning the stake
Loat was taken Oh board the Tidal Wave:
TUE lime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
TIE SARATOGA AUGUST RACE MEETING
POSTPONEMENT OF YESTERDAYS RACEs-fRO-
TEST AGAINST HARRY BASsETT.

TIE SARATOGA AUGUST RACE Mf.EIlNu'
PosTPoNEMENT OF YESTERDAYS RACEs-rRo-
TEST AGAINST HARRY BAssETT.
SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-The heavy fall Of ram
last night and its continuance throughout the forenoon
caused postponement of the to-day until toinor
row or the favorable day. The chilly atmosphere
brought warm clothing and overcoats into reqhsluon
and wood fires kndled in the hotels so great ana
sudden change has caused the departure of great
number of visitors. But it is the thurman VINO
feels most acutely the effects Of the wretched
weather as it renders the great time match
very doubtful affairs for unless the track is
in the best possible condition.. marry baHstto
will not start protest was handed 10 inc JuusGs
tcrday by IL. y. McGra,h who claimed 10 iepITsem.
Mr.. Leonard jerome. lie protests AGAINST HdtIy
RaSsett carrying less weight than ITO pounds on ..e
ground that thrcey ear-Od had bee Sescteu ny N
Hunter against time, 1t was NIttaI! race ot
three-y Car-Oids exclusively, and that ne must
carry that weight. This race, when originally
made was open for horse of any age TO accom-
plish the task, and this pucre atlempt 10 Ea@e
of the match regarded credtabe either 70 me
baCker OF time Ia his representative III Saratoga
the weather had proved favorable today and the track
bccu i'm GOOD order the Judges would have ordered Harry
Bassett with 90 tbe proper weight LOT thee
yearod in open for all ages-and II ne had Won
It, Mr. jerome, despite his protest would prObaUy nave
lepu obi ged TO nav g. As 10 now stands, the race
can take place any day OF the meeting however long
In.he pdnsciing tonight the uncertain state Of the
weather for y. II is stll raining causes spcua-
ton augush. In the Stccplchdse NesuHlus seis TOT
500 Duly So, T>dae. So and Poolseer and Asrono-
mer IS each IN the two-nle dash AbdeLRoiet piIss
and Merryman, so In the t"oFeaT,old haldlGgp JOG
Daniels is the ayOTe against the Held In the ule dsh
Tuhman has the call against the heid when comprises
Midday, Climax Nellie James, and Australian MY.
PooL-sELLTNG IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 21.-At a sale of pools, to-
night in the four-me race at Saratoga, Longfellow
brought three to one against the field Hembold second,
and Barney Williams third choice
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Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, 1O4 FultOn-St., up stars
for Watches Jeuer Danord SyerraIei lie sea direct oa
ron safe, srst hands, befefos you ssye
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csa let. a. Sd 3D. 5iA 9Th. It'll eth. Oh. Totals.
RG.sf}i'i...."..d6 2 : Q "a
TrrirMr M-Vev II Boston Club Time Of gamel hOur 30
minutes Fir, by coPocEtor 81 Mutual Run, esrre-
Rockford Mutual Total fielding esro-fockfoTd 10 Mutual H.
The following are the games PLAYED 10y the RockioTds
since they left home their second Eastern tour: .
Rockford w. Chcsgo.....6 Rockford We Goneot'''''''g
poctr5 " Cleveland ,.2 Rockford Boston II
Rockford London, Canadai Rockford Vs. dausheld''.''l
Roes Guelph Canads20 hOlEiOru w. huua'''''''
Rock ford Is. Iismll tO1, CauadlJJ y - =,
Caua.s.5 40ia4
Rock CgleEsblIg..'.W Vi
To-day Muuals play the Boston nine. On Nedues-
dov rho ROckf0rds play in Philalcl pia.