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STATE bONDs-NegleCteure except ieh
nessee old, $1,000 OF which were sold
at 5S.
RAILROAD BoNDs-EXtra coupons
moderately active.
SToCKs-The market was quiet and
steady at the opening and Afterwards
became moderately active and firm, and
prices advanced TIA! per cent, with the
chief interest in Wabash, Union, Pacific
Mail and Union Pacific. Later on there
was slight falling of, which was follow
ed by marked improvement, with Union
Pacific leading the list at an advance
from 2SI 10 29l. AT the close Of business
the whole market was firm. Chicago X
Alton advanced to l02 bid, on the be-
lief that the directors to-day would de-
clare per cent dividend. Nothing
official was known at the close of buSl-
ness Ms to the decision reached. The de-
cision in the Wisconsin suit is awaited
with great interest. Among the
sales to-day were 1000 shares Of Western
Union, 1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Lake
Shore, $4,000 Union Pacific, 5000 81.
Paul and 5000 Ohios.
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about thirty negroes in town who surren-
dered at once. Eight of them were ar
rested and put in Jail; the others being
noncombatants were not molested. Ev-
erything up to 9 o'clock this morning
was quiet. At Trotters Landing l learn
ed that the negroes were organizing for
the purpose of retsking Austin, and their
pickets are stopping everybody. Colonel
Campbell, formerly sheriff OF DeSoto
county, Mississippi has crossed the river
here and gone to Austin to endeaor to
restore peace. ..... ...
Latest Reports from Austin
state that the improvised troops have dis
banded and given up the court house,
and peace is restored.
The impression prevails here that a
few determined men could have pre-
vented the whole affair at the outset, by
netting the negroes before summoning
help elsewhere.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Nominating Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, August l2-The State
Prohibition party's nominating conven-
tion ut Harrisburg have adopted the
Radical platform Of prohibition and liquor
traffic. The following nominations were
made: Lieutenant Governor, B. Rush
Bradford; Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Simon b. Chase; Auditor General, Calvin
Parsons; Secretary Of Internal Affairs,
w. p. CultherlSon. The State Central
Committee was appointed with James
Black us chairman.
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Latest Reports from Austin
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Escape Of Marshal Bazainc,

PARIS, August l2.-It has been ascer-
tanned that the plan for the escape OF
Marshal Bazaine from the Island of -.
Marguerite was arranged six weeks ago.
1t was the work of Madame Bazane.
The Marshal At first refused to fly, but
owing to his failure to obtain some mod
ification of his sentence, he yielded. He
sailed from the Island in the steam yacht
Baron Risasoli, belonging to an Italian
company. The prisoner refused to cm-
ploy a French vessel He was accompa-
MED by his wife and brother. His place
of refuge is not known, but some persons
saw he is in Spain. The domeSticS at the
fort where the Marshal was imprisoned
have been arrested.
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New York Dry Goods Marke et.

NEW YORK, August l2.-Business
wa active with the commission house,.
and ali improvement was noticed in the
importing and jobbing branches. Cotton
goods generally quiet and prices nomin-
ally unchanged. Staters Ma-DnYille
and King Philip Paper Csmbrics now
at y. Wool Flannels, Fancy Cassimere-
WOrsted Coatings and Felt more active.
Belknap Flannels sold we'll at auction.
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Sixth Dispatch.

The Appeals Helena special say: Mr..
Sebastien, just arrived from Austin,
makes the following statement: Between
900 and 400 men from Memphis landed
at Shoe Fly. five miles below Austin,
this morning, and marched into the ton
without opposition at three o'clock. The
white citizens abandoned the place the
previous evening. The colored men,
after holding the place few
hours, and sacking it, left for
their homes. The Memphisians found
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNcrSNATI, August l2.-Cotton-
Quiet ut l6!c. Flour-Steady. Wheat
.St"ady; red 81 O3al O5; white - -
al 70. Corn-Steady at G4GGjc. Oats
-Firmsr at 44(a4sc. Rye-Steady at
sO(d SIC. Oils Unchanged. Eggs
Dull. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Checse-Quiet and weak Pork-Quiet
and nominally unchanged. Lard-Firmi
summer l3!@l3ic; kettle lG!c. Bulk
Meats-Quiet; shoulders sc; clear rib
sides llJc; clear sides llIa l2c. Bacon
Steady; shoulders 9lc; clear rib sides
l8c; clear sides l3s@l3tc. Whisky
Firm at 97c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August l2.-FlOur-In fair
demand and firm. Wheat-Steady; No
3 white Wabash 81 ~; No. white
Michigan ~ 20; extra do 81 q; amber
do cash and seller Augu.t ~ biol l3i:
No. red 81 1G; No do cash 81 1910
| l33; spot ii l3l; No. , red IL %; No.
2 amber Illinois ~ Is. Cmn-Dull and
shade lower; high mixed G7ic; August
67ic; September GG!c; October G';ci low
mired G7ici yellow CSC; on grad" GGc.
Oats-Steady; No. 4Sc; No. 2 4lici
Michigan 40; rejected 39c.
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VERMONT.
Conversational Nomination.

MoFrELIER, August 12.-In the Re
publican Convention Of the First Con-
grcSsional District. held to-day, at Mid
dleburg, Col. G. IL. Joyce, of Rutland,
was nominated for Congress by acca-
nation in place of c. w. Willard The
Republican Convention of the Second
District was also held to-day at White
River Junction, ahd re-nominated l.. p.
Poland by large majority.
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MINNESOTA.
Attempted Assassination.

ST. PAUL, August l2.-About three
o'clock this morning Professor ;. ;. Tay-
lor, principal Of one Of the public -chool'
wa, attacked By an unknown man in hi.
bed room who fired two shots one Of
them producing an ugly wound in Mr..
Tavlors head The assassin escaped.
The surgeons think Taylor will recover.
The object of the attack seems to have
been assassination and not robbery.
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, August l2.-C0tt0n-
Dull and heavy; low middlings lGc.
Flour-Steady and unchanged. Wheat
Firm and unchanged. Corn-Dull
and lower western mixed 79c. Oat.-
Quiet: western mixed J5rs 52c; western
white 53rd54c. Rye-Firm and higher
at $40 ,S5c. Hay-Dull and lower at
SIC OOla,lg 90. Proyisions-Strong and
unchanged. Butter-Active and trmer
at 24CG DC. COffec-Dull and nOminAl
at l9(a2lc. Petroleum-Quiet; crude
Hm4!c. Whisky-Steady at 81 Of.
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Nominations Made.
LOUISVILLE.
Fatal Accident---AS Shooting Affair. |.

LOUISVILLE, August II. Andrew
Higman, agent of the Champion FIRE
Extinguisher, while exhibiting the merits
of the machine in Winchester, Kentucky,
yesterday, fell off the carriage and broke
his neck
Horace Withcrspoon, n rich farmer in
Anderson county, Kentucky, was shot
and instantly killed last night in Law
rrnceburg, in that county, by A. NJ. Part
wood, a young lawyer OF the town.
Witherspoon was in the act of drawing
a pistol to shoot, but PartwOOd was too
quick for him. The shooting seems to
have been q clear case of self defense, and
Postwood had tried to avoid the diff
Guilty. WithcrSpoOn was n very dcspcr-
ate man aud had killed two men before,
without provocation. Six weeks ago, ut
the very hour and almost upon the same
shot where he WAS killed Yesterday, he
had shot and killed DR.. Chambers, an old
and respected physician of the county
and was under indictment for this ut the
time of his death. Two loaded rcvolvcrs
were found on his person, one of them
half drawn
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August l2-Wheat-
Dull; receipts 1870 bushels; No. ! red
winter 81 IA; No. 2 do 81 II. Corn
Steady; receipts 1856 btisnels; mixed Y
G73. Oats-Firm and better receipts
5 400 bushels; No. I 44c; No. 2 Ale; white
45c. Petrolenm-Quiet and nominal
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ARKANSAS.
The Convention.

LITTLE Rock, August l2.-Thc Conven-
tion to-day adopted an ordinance borrow
ing the sinking fund now in the treasury
to run the State government with, and
directing gthe stoppage ofthc issuance of
State scrip.
The weather continues unusually hot,
the thermometer reaching 1862 to-day.
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New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, August l2.-MoSEY-
2G3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
5Ca7 per cent. Sterling dull at 1870
ASH for sixty days and 4e0@4s0t for
sight. Customs receipts S507 900.
GoLp-Dull; opening and closing At
lO9s. Carrying rates tdlper cent and
fat. Clearings SlsO00Oo0. Ths Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Specie
engagements for to-morrows steamers
S5O0,0O0.
GoyERNMENTs-Fir
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ALABAMA.
Republican Convention.

MONTGOMERY, August l2.-The Re-
publican Convention is in SESSION at Sa-
lena TO nominate candidates for the First
District, it has been in session two days.
Over one hundred ballots has been taken
without any result, the negroes want a
negro nominated.
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ing out the lives of the people; there

ing out the lives of the people; there
fore,
Resolved That these places on the tick
ct be declared vacant.
Mr.. Chepter thought the thing was
cut and dried in the interest of MIR. W Id
man. He was here on the 10th Of June
and was heartily in favor of the move
ment. but he found men here who were
not here then, were not with us then, and
are not with us to-day. We ruled all
professional men out then, but here we
see professional men, lawyers, doctors
ana bankers. and the whole affair was
gigantic fraud and would beat any new
party in the world.
Wanted-A Platform.
Judge Kilgore suggested that Hender-
son be called upon the platform, and
asked which platform he stood on, or
whether on both, and asked whether ne
would work for the independent or the
Democratic State ticket. Mr.. Biddle was
in a different position; he neither worked
for the Independent or Democratic con-
yention, and was Il true independent
Let Mr.. Henderson say where he STANDS
and for what ticket he will vote. III he
is for the independent ticket, no one
wants to take him off.
Mr.. PendIetOn Did MOI Desire Dis
cord.
He was an old friend and supporter OF
Mr.. Henderson, but as Independents we
are making record, and cannot afford To
support a man who has been working for
the Democratic nomination all over the
State. and is now working for the state
ticket This Mr.. Henderson has done,
and is doing, and he favored kicking
him off.
After further discussion the resolution
was adopted, whereupon Mr. Chepter, III
an excited manner, denounced the thing
as a political trick by professional trick
sters and withdrew from the Convention.
He declared that he would never act with
any party that was corrupt i'll proieSSed
principle.
The Convention then adjourned TIL =
o'clock.
Judge Campbell Introduced.
On reasscmbling, Judge Campbell, OF
La tNdllc, IIllllOlS, a. i''t''''Nr -
Convention, and delivereda very lengthy
address, after which the Convention
made the following nomination to fill the
vacancy for Secretary of State; ). Bowles
of Fountain county.
The following resolution was submitted
by the Committee OF Resolutions, ana
adopted:
Rcsoircd, That We adopt and rc-atiirm
the platform Of the Convention "i the
10th of June last.
On motion the Central Committee
was instructed to fill vacancies in their
! own number and to correspond with IN
dependent organization. in other States
with view of the organization oi ma
tional party.
Nominations Made.
The following nominations to nil va
cancics were made in the independent
mass convention to-day. For Secretary
of State S. Bainlcc, Of Fountain county;
for Auditor, ID. }. Prescott, of Posry
county; for Attorney Genera, VIM. "A.
Peele, of Wayne county; for Supccrln-
tendent of Public Instruction, Andrew
II. Graham, Of Bartholomew county.
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BALTIMORE.
Decision a. to the "MilI."

BALTIMORE. August l2.-CharleS Car
roll, referee in the Collyer- prize
nght, arrived here this morning. 1t is
stated that his decision is that Edwards
fairly won the fight, and that he Car
rolli will so decide officially when Ed
wards and Collyer arrive here on Friday
next
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NEW JERSEY.
Nomination.

PATTERSON. August l2.-Wiliiam
Walter Phelps, Of the Fifth Congre-sion-
al District of New Jersey, was re-nomI-
mated this afternoon, BY acclamation.
Resolutions were adopted declaring in
favor Of protective tariff, civil rights, and
specie payments
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SPAIN.
Carlists Defeat.

MADRID, August l2.-The Govern
ment received dispatches from General
Morious announcing that his troops have
attacked the Cari,ts at Otesia, in M,-
narre. and carried several of their en-
trenchmentS.
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Report of the Department of Agri
culture.

The annual report'of the Department
of Agriculture will probably not be pub
lished until after the adjournment "i
Congress. The appropriation for the
printing of this report contrary to tn"
precedent, is to be disbursed subject to
the order of the commissioner, and not of
the public printer as heretofore. The
latter refuses to print it unless the APP
preparation is placed to his credit, which
commissioner Watts refuses to do. The
cotton crop presents better appearance
now than at the last monthly report,
except in Tennessee and Arkansas.
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GEORGIA.

MACON. August l2.-James R. Blount
was renominated by acclamation for
Congress by the Democrats of this dis
trict in convention at Milledgeyille to-
day.
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BROOkLYN
Ree.bcr.s Statement Coming.

BRooKLYS. August l2-The Brook
lvn E1qie saws that Mr.. Beecher will
make his statement this evening. and
that it will make eigh; columns OF tha,
newspaper.
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HEWEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, August II, s Z. NJ.
PROBABILITIES

WAsHINGTON, August II, T. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
over the Tennessee and Ohio valleys
higher barometer, slightly lower temper
ature. winds mostly from the northwest
and northeast and partly cloudy weather.
over the Lake regions high barometer,
winds mostly from the northwest and
northeast and partly cloudy and cool
weather, with occasional light rains in
the Lower Lake region. Over the North
west higher barometer, northeast TO
southeast winds and partly cloudy and
cool weather. Over the Middle States
winds vccring to northwest and north
east. falling temperature and on the coast
rain, followed 10y clearing weather and
rising barometer
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The impartial, of Madrid, reports that
England, France and Germany have for
m.llv recognized the Spanish Republic.
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CHICAGO, August l2.-The TFiJW0e
tomorrow will print the marital corre-
spondence between Mr.. and Mrs. TiltOn.
extending over term of four years, and
up to within three months of Mrs. Til
tons alleged confession. These letters
make over four pages of the TriJttSe
They are extraordinary samples of pas
sionate affection on both sides, and con-
tain frequent allusions to Mr.. Bcecher
and his visits to Mrs. Tilton. They were
given to the TJi6mc correspondent by
Morris, Mr.. Tilton's counsel, and are un-
doubtcdly genuine.
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OMAHA.
Granger Convention.

OMAHA, August l2.-The delegates OF
an Independent party composed largely
of GrangcrS met in convention to-day at
Lincoln. Twenty counties were repre-
resented. They decided to call State
convention at Lincoln, September s, and
will then nominate 4 full ticket. The
movement originated in this county.
The Republicans claim it Is movement
of dilapidatcd politicians. The Demo
crats are jubilant over any move calcu-
lated to weaken the former.
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Delegation Of Omaha Indians.

A delegation of Omaha Indians mum
bering 10, chiefs and head men, arrived
to-day in charge of Indian Agent Dill
lingham. The principal object Of their
visit relates to the sale of Il portion of
their reservation to the Winncbngos.
They will have talk with Col. Clum,
Acting Indian Commissioner, upon this
and other matters after office hours to-
dav.
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The Spanish representative at Paris
has applied to Madrid for full credential.
Of a Minister, a. France has declared her
readines: to recognize Spain.
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Tobacco Factory Burned.

At Woodbury., Union county, Ky,
few nights since Watkins large tobacco
factory was burned to the ground, with
thirty thousand pounds Of tobacco
Loss, $4,000; insured for about $50, 900.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
g q WASHINGTON, August II.
Embarrassment Between the United
MATES and China.

The participation of certain officers of
the United States service in the move
ments of the japanese government
against the inhabitants of Formosa is
likely to cause some embarrassment be-
tween our government and that of China.
The latter claims to have jurisdiction
over the island of Formosa and its people,
and any proceedings on the part Of
American citizens, of an unfriendly or
belligerent character, against said island
or people, is violation of neutrality
One of the officers connected with. the
Formosa expedition is Lieutenant Doug
las Cassel, of the navy. General L..
Geudee, ex-United States Consul, is also
attached to it.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Races.

ROCHESTER, August l2.-Twcnty
thousand people attended the races to-
dav. The first race for horses of 2:4j
elias, was left unlinis ishcd. Candits
Smith won the first heat in 2:3sl; I'm
known next won two heats in 2:35 and
2:34. A protest was entered against I'm
known because of previous record and
suppression Of former name. The owner
said he was prepared with atidavitS and
the Judge decided the matter tonight
The free for all race was the next called,
il was announced that Goldsmith Maid
would be driven to win the additional
$4,000 offered by beating her record of
2:l55, made at Buffalo. She was sent in
the snrnnl hnnt and
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Movement oT Chinese Troops.

An European correspondent writes
that new, has reached Berlin that China
ha, pushed forward 10000 troops to the
Ka>hgar frontier, and in addition has
placed 4 large garrison in the town of
Rurkcrrl. and Chinese troops have, more
over. been concentrated in the north, III
TanhaNotu. krldo and Ulyasutai, which
can be- readily made available for war
with Kushgnr. 1t is proposed to attack
the latter country simultaneously from
two sides. At st. Petersburg it is be-
h,.y"d that In that event Russia would at
once come 10 the assistance of kaShgar,
more 50 since China is known to be arm
inc also for war with Russia.
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Bridge COntract-G rasshOppers.

The contract for building bridge
over the North Platte at Fl. Laramie,
was awarded to King. The bridge Is TO
bc of tubular wrought iron, with four
spans of l05 feet each.
Reports from the extreme southwestern
part of the State shows that there Is al
ready much suffering there on account
of the destruction of the creps, grass and
everything, by the grasShoppers. The
settlers are obliged to let their cattle and
hogs starvc. Movements for their relief
are being made in this city and else
where
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NOuItOn's Statement Evidently Com
elusive and COnyictiyc.

The committee adjourned about half
past eleven, but would Civ" no intorml-
tion n to their movements. Mr.. Moul-
tons statement however, they said, will
not BE- made public Tonight, nor could
they say when it would be ready. 1t is
not known whether Mr. Beccher was be-
fore the committee or not, lis members
being rcticent on this and every other
Ourstion of like import
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Spotted Tail TO Move.

An arrival from Spotted Tail 5 Agency
to-day says that Spotted Tails band re-
fuses To move to the new reservation, as
proposed by Bishop Hare and other Com
missioners, and are very indignant ana
much excited over it. II is probable that
force will have to be used tomake them
leave. The Indians at both reservations
are in high state of excitement over the
killing of Stabber and party reported
a few DAYS ago that Custars movements
causes the Indians anxiety, fearing that
his movement is to crush them between
Gen. Ords and his forces.
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ItIca Races.

UTICA, August l2.-Thc races to-day
were well attended. Three heats were
trotted in the 2:45 race and one other was
declared void under rule % Of the Ma
tional Association. After the first heat
Abner Rush, the owner Of Magnolia,
the favOritc, was taken from his suIky
and another driver substituted, for An al
legged attempt to throw the race. At the
end Of the third heat the race was post
poncd till Thursday on account Of dark
ness.
The positions of the horses were a, fol-
lows: Magnolia, |, 2. l. Wellsby Boy,
,. 3, >; Major Roots 4, ]. 4; R"sa San
bury 3. 4. 3; Volunteer Maid, :, D, D.
Time. 2:2s. 2:27. 2:3O.
The second race for the 2:29 class
Summary-Fleety Golddust, s, |, !, j.
Music, |. =. ,. ,: Spotted Colt, 2, I. B. );
Stewart Maloney, i, ). I. ,. Time, 2:2ii
2:22I. 2:23. 2:27.
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Mr.. Winslow, of the Plymouth Church
Investigating Committee, said to-day
that Moulton'S statement would not be
made public until Becchcr's statement
had been heard by the investigating
Committee Both statements will be
made simultaneously. 1t is stated that
Moulton, Tilton and the lattcr's lawyer,
Morris. have all left town.
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Trotted "a Mile In 2:I4 81.

This extraordinary performance was
received with the widest enthusiasm.
Summary: Purse No. ), $1,000, fr""-to-
all; first horse -, 500 second 81 800, and
third $1,000. Goldsmith Maid, |, |. j.
Judge Fullerton, 3, , >; American Girl,
=. 2. 3; Henry distancrd. Time: First
heat. quarter, 23}; half, l:O9!; three
quarter, LAB; mile, 2:l9!. Second heat,
quarter, @3i; half, l:O6!; thr""-quart"rs.
i:4O3; mile. 2:l4i. Third heat, quarter,
"a; half, l:OSi; three-quarter.. la;
mile. 2:l92. One heat Of the 2:29 rae"
was won by Cascttc, when Il drenching
shower caused postponcmcnt Of the
races for the dav.