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More than

were sold in 1s74-being a gain Of more than
1000, 900 over the year previous; this, with the
marked increase in the sales Of the other num-
bers, shows that the superior qualities OF
these Pens are being more and more appreci-
ated, and that they are destined 70 take their
place as the most popular Steel Pens in the
market They are made Of the best steel, BY
the most skuIful WOrkmeu In Europe,
and are a nearer approximation to the real
swan Chill action than anything OF the kind
hitherto invested.
The SpeneeTian Steel Pens are universally
used in the COmmes eiaI Colleges through
out the Q. s., more largely than any others by
the United States Government, and quite
generally I'm the Banks, Counting Houses
and schools OF the country; and are for sale
by the trade generally.
We claim fer the spencerian, superiority over
al other pens in durability, elasticity,
hexibilitys and in eVenness OF point.
- The SpeRceriGa Peas are comprised
in 10 numbers, carrying in Feri5ility
and JfHeRess Of point, and, for the content
enee Of those 'rhO may 'rish to try them,
zoe lriH send card containing sam
pie of each number 5y mail, secure
iy enclosed on receipt Of 20 cents.
Address all orders to
IYIS0N, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.,
ISS 4 I4O Grand street, New York.
MARI AZ wei sat
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Harry RObinson's Minstrels will give per-
fOrnances al the Opera House tonight and
tomorrow night, also tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The troupe contains several
speciality men Of prominent reputation.
Robinson, Sadler and Green are all we'll
and fayoTably known to our patrons Of min
strelsy. 1t is in the programme to give
grand serenGdes both afternoons in full
gTenadier uniform.
This will be our first professional stage
performance after tie passage Of the Civil
Rights bill, and there win be possibly a
bigger attendance than the celebrity Of the
troupe would ordinarily draw. st all
events they may expect a good house.
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Celebration OF the NIeckIenburg Cen.
tenniaI.

The committee Ofthe Tennessee HiStOTi-
cal Society, appointed to confer with the
Executive and Others of the State of North
Carolina with reference TO an appropriate
celebration Of the one hundredth anniyer-
sary Of the Mecklenburg Declaration Of
Independence, met in the parlOrs Of the
Maxwell House, yesterday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock. Upon the announcement that our
General Assembly had already adopted q
resolution appointing a committee to Co
operate with the Historical Society in the
arrangements proposed, the committee ad-
journed TO such time and place as may be
most convenient for the two committees
to meet fer consultation and cooperation.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-The second section
finished the call of the Sumner county
docket and when it reassembles will begin
the call Of the docket for the 10th circuit,
commencing with the Robertson law docket.
The first section upon reassembiing, will
take up the Davidson equity docket.
Opinions will be delivered to-day and
the court viii take a recess till Monday,
March p.
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Mr.. Porter, Practical European Optician,
stays a. the Capitol House. We are inform
ed that ha keeps a superioT stock of spec
tacles, eyeglasses, etc. By Ills correct sys-
TEN for testing the sight, be is enabled to
suft any eye 50 accurately that no injurious
effects can follow; on the contrary, a won
derful improvement Ia the sight will be ex-
perienceI. We would therefore recommend
him to the public. It.
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STATE OF The wEAFHEE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March Y, 100 A. n.
rehabilitation the Northwest to
Tennessee and Arkansas, low pressure,
warm and partially cloudy weather, north
westerly winds, and occasional snow or rain
east Of the Mississippi river. The rivers
will rise at Cincinnati, Louisville, KeOkuk,
st. Louis, Memphis, Vicksburg and New
orleans.
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10 Printers and Publishers
PRESS Els FOR SALE

We hare a couple Of fine second Iaoa
Presses for sale, which zoe hare nse
from foUr TO fUs gears, lDhieb are qoc
ones and iR good rlsUaiRg order.
A Taylor Press, slsGH eglinder. si.
nine column paper. HJeGslire ofthe Uni6
and Ameriean. Capacity 1000 imDre
siOHs per hour. II complete order au
but little lC0sN- i noe fitted fo7 steam
Bat can Be rlE By hand nth siiqi
cbaags.
4 Drum CyliHdcT Potter Press. BE-
size STATED for a nins-colRmH paper. "a
usirably adapted 20 newspaper. post
and general jO5 lg0rk. Is being Tl,a no.
almost daily en- thjs Office.
IL one or both Of these Presses qge al
sell absolute bargains.
For further Information IF desired 7
to the Presses, aud for terms. address
UNION IND AALERICAN
NashriIle Tenn
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ChaS. BFeyer's Barber Shop, Nos. Il
and 10 Deaderick street, has a full force Of
competent white BARRIERS. He is always
prepared TO wait on his customers prompt
ly, and guarantees satisfaction. lie is also
prepared to give the Russian or any other
kind Of Bath. jan13 eOd2m
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The Kansas DeIusIon Among the Ten
nessee Negroes.

Col. J. B. Killebrew, State Superin-
tendent Of Agriculture, received yesterday
a letter from a negro named Alfred Haw-
kinS, dated at Jacksonville, Humphreys
county, asking whether it is true that the
Government is Offering the cOlOred people
50 acres Of lind, free transportation to it,
and six months provisions. He has been
informed that this is the case, he says, and
if it is he wants TO know where
the territory lies. He SAYS the
cOlored people in his vicinity are keen to
90 and are not able. He concludes as fol-
lows: "If there are any such inducements,
please let me know as soon as the case viii
admit. The colOIed people can't make a
living here. They are Of very little use to
the Government, and less to themselves.
l think 1 can get 50 The first mention, and
as soon as l can get an answer from you l
will send the correct number. They can
scarcely pay thier poll-tax here" This is a
translation.
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Bargains in Sh0es.-JChn Ranase q
Son offer Mems Calf Sewed Boots aud
Shoes, Boys and Misses Pegged Work OF
all kinds, and Women's Shoes in great va
riety, at cost for cash to close cut lots.
eb7 II
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AT one Of the largest and most notable
OF "Se;tledTums," last week, no less than
ten kinds Of tea were served to the fashion,
able thTOng. The servants were attired
in Chinense costume, aud the cups and
saucars were Of the most beautiful de-
Sc-iptiOn. There was also a 'Fea punch
for the gentlemen, so called, perhaps, be-
cause it is made chiefly Of whisky.
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Two young ladies left their home in
PhiladeiHkia last week, and sent back
word that they had determined to follow
the stage as a profession. One was the
daughter Of a clergyman, and the other the
daughter Of a retired liquor dealer. It is
presumed that by constant association they
had been so changed in heart and mind as
to contemplate the desertion Of their par
ents with pleasure and the pursuit Of fame
before the foO.lights as a sort Of delicious
intOXicatiOn.
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If your grocer don't have Dooley's Yeast
Powder, ask him to get a supply for your
self and friends. DOOley s. Brother, Pro
prietors, 90 New street, New York.
mh9 dIW6Wlt
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skins rs CurreucY.

The Revenue Collector Of Lewis county,
protesting that there is no currency in the
country. wants TO know Of the Comptroller
if fox scalps, coon ssins and the ike viii
be satisfactory as payment Of the state
taxes owing by that county.
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RIVER NEWS.

ATTiUed-the Alex. Kendall, from Obed's
river.
DepGrted-tbe I. n. Phillips, for Pitts
burg, and the Eddyville, for CaiIO.
LedUiRg tO-dGi-the John S. BransfOrd.
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A. N. Perine & Co, Of this city, have an
order for sixteen pounds o. German millet
to be expressed 10 our former tOwusman,
John Shirley Ward, at San BernagdiuO,
Cal. Mr.. Ward viii probably be the first
TO introduce this excellent seed in Cali
fOrnia.
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F'OUE2 ATTENTION!
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
Ispreparedt to execute every description Of
JOB PRINTING
IN THE BEST STYLE AND on FIRST
CLASS MATERIAL.

THE PUBLIC MAKE A GRAVE MIS-
il take when they 90 or send North and East
for work that can be As vel and a. cheaply done
in Nashville BY the Union and American. hIer
chants VIII find, upon Comparison OF work AN
prices that they can do better in the job Ra on
Of the Union and American than theV vt IN u
by going abroad, and that it is a great mflstak
% assume that work done az distance ie8 neces
sarily better than they can obtain at home
They should remember that the Id5re work the
have performed by their ueiClb0rs, tina bettei
able VIII their neighbOrs be 90 90 fue work. anl
the more they do abroad, the n0r.a thew
have to do abroad, because there ylFiu be nothI
ing to induce irst-class printers 70 come and re
main among us.
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BOUCICAULT has refused an offer Of
S25),OO0 for tie exclusive use Of his new
piece, the "Shausraun,7 for five years, the
authors services TO be exclued. He is the
most fortunate playwright alive.
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Report from a Practical Chemist
and AOnfhncarV

BOsTOS, Jan. 1, 1S74.-Dear Sir: This is to
certify that I have sold at retail 154JS dozen
lisp bOttles) OF Your Vegetine since April y,
1870, and truly say that IL has given the best
satisfaction Of any remedy for the complaints
for which it is recommended that I ever sold
Scarcely a day passes without some Of nv Gus
toners testifying 70 its merits on themselves or
their friends. / am perfectly cOgnizant OF
several cases Of ScrOfulOus Tumors being cured
by Vegetine alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 4GS Broadway.
To II. R. STEVENS, Esq.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.


Zach Z. Hays ct ais. rs. Laura T. Hogs
ct ais.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
u County Court Of Davidson county, Tenn,
rendered at its February Term, 1875, in the
above cause, win expose at public auction,
At the Court house door, ia the City Of
Nashville, on Saturday,
March q. 1875,
at y O'Clock NJ, the following described real
estate, formerly belonging 10 the estate Of Wyatt
Hayes. deceased, viz
Lot B In the division Of the lands Of VIM S
HAYES deceased, containing . acres, situated
in the Fourth Civil District Of Davidson county.
Also, lot containing one acre, with Min thereon
particularly described in the pan Of the same
division.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-lourth Of purchase
money cash; the balance on credits OF G and II
months Notes with approved security for the
balance, and lien retained.
mari, l3,SI JAMES T.sBELL, Clerk.
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Selling a. ccs-a large stock Of Black
Walnut Show Cases and Oil Chrcmos. No.
A Union Streot. febIS I'm
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Called Honle.

Representative Cole, Of Henry county,
received a telegram yesterday stating that
his daughter was not expected to live until
to-day. lie left for home on the first train.
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PREPARED BY
Il. L. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.

WHAT - FEGErINE? It is a compound eX-
tracted from barks, roots and herts. IL is Ma
lures Remedy. IL is perfectly harmless from
any bad effect upon the system. IL Is uOurish-
tng and strengthening. It acts directly upon
the blood. It quiets the nervous system. It
gives you good, sweet sleep at night. It is q
great psnacea for our aged fathers and mothers,
for Il gives them strength, quiets their nerves,
and gives them Natures sweet sleeps has
been proved BY many an aged person It is the
great Blood Purifier. It is a soothing remedy
for our children. Il has cured and relieved
thousands. 1t IS very pleasant " take; every
child likes IT. 1t relieves and cures al dis
eases originating from impure blood. Try the
Vegetine. Give Il fair trial for your complaints;
then you viii say TO your friend, neighbOr and
acquaintance: "Try il; it has cured me"
Vegeine, for the complaints for which it Is
recommended, is having a larger sale through
out the United States than any other one medi-
cine, Why2 VegetiEe will Cure these
Complaints.
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STRANGERS on being introduced to the
poker-p!aying American Minister in Lon
doI, should not attempt to stake his
hand"
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Would not be Without
VEGETINE

FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.
The great benefit Ihave received from the use
Of Negstine induces me 10 give my testimony in
its favor. I believe it TO be not only OF great
value for restoring the health, but a preventive
OF diseases peculiar 70 the spring and summer
seasons.
would not be without it for ten times its cost.
EDWARD TILDEN.
Attorney and General Agent for Massachusetts,
Of the Craftsmsn's Life Assurance Company,
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine Is Sold By all Druggists.
feb6 It wed sat 4thp
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VICTORIA AND THEODORE.
That Was what they Called Each Other
Some Tender Passages Between the
PiaintfHand Mrs. acknowledgements
E3eesfu aharrf rha Scaus9aU


NEW YORK, Blareh lI.-When the
court opened in BROOKLYN today, Air.
Beach announced that Mr.. Fulleiton was
sick. Oliver Johnson then took the stand,
anG lis examination vas concluded.
Mr. C0wiey, If Massachusetts, vas The
nexs witness. lie testified to CONVEX sations
be had heard between himself, Woodruff,
] ilton, and Others, concerning free love and
BeecAer's intimacy with Mrs. Tilton.
On one occasions, wien he saw TiltOn
an Mrs. Wo0dhuil together, they seemed
TO be very much enamOred Of each other.
He called her Victoria and she called him
Theodore. The witness said:
81 did not see them sitting close together.
They were on a lounge, about foot apart.
1 noticed no careSses between them; but l
noticed several amOrous glances pass be-
tween them. 1 cannot describe an
amorous glance though 1 have
given them many times. CLaughter.l 1
do not think l could put on one Of them
now. Moe Laughter Their cOnversa-
tiOn was conducted in tones of tenderness,
different from that in which they addressed
other persons. Mrs. Woodruff said TiltOn
approached nearest to what her ideal Of a
man should be.
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The Union aud American 10
Rooms
"A RE FURNISHED WITH TEIE VARIOU
"A styles Of type necessary 70 90 an kinds
BOOK, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper,
Otner heavy work IN superior manner,
prices below that Of Northern and Easter
eitlesi and IN any and everything we Propose
do we challeng competition.
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY
THE DAILY UNION & AMERICl

s4dCeFtiSeFS, at Home aSa,
sabFOHd,
VIII unquestionably reach greater number
readers through the columns OF the UNTO
IN Tennessee or the South. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
Nashville. Tenn.
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Currsnt Gossip About the rrlaI.

Special 70 the Chicago Times
TiltOns friends say that Beecher's gen
erous allusion to the Roman Catholic
Church in his sermon, Sunday, was
especially designed to influence the two
Catholics on the jury, who are thought to
be confident Of the preachers guilt.
EvaTts' great and persistent effort to iden-
tify TiltOn with the demonstration in favor
Of ROselle, accused Of numbering the Arch
bishop Of Paris, is declared to have been 10
prejudice these jurors against plaintiff. All
Beecher's friends Yant is q disagreement
Of the jury; and it is reported that they are
moving heaven and ca. tn TO that end. Mr..
EVaTts is reported to be sure Of disagree
ment-Tracy, Of acQuittal. Both have
great hope If the effect Of Beechers exam
inatiOn on the jury, which viii come last.
THE TRIAL.
will no doubt continue into April, p-Oba-
big 10 May ], as several witnesses for the
defendant will be submitted to a vigorous
and prCtracted cgOss-eXaminatiOn. Fuller
ton IS anXiOuSly waiting for a turn at
BeecheT, thinking he can dem0iish him.
RICHARDS.
The IiltOniJts aver that RichaTls-Alrs.
TilJOn's brOther-saW much more than be
testified to, intimating that she confessed
her adultery to him. BE feels so much az
grieved by Tracy's abuse, that he would
make a public statement, were he not 70 be
called on rebuttal, out Of which plaintiff
expects TO prove more than has yet been
shown. At least four excellent witnesses
will then be summoned, having been re-
served to contradict Beecher and others.
It is reported by persons pretending to
know, that a number of
STARTLING SURPRISES
are still in store; that half of the plaintiffs
story has not been told. TiltOu's counsel
adrCitly closed Their evidence suddenly, to
prevent the opposite side from understand
ing their plan Of battle. When the trial is
over there viii be a number Of statements
from persons whose evidence could not be
introduced. People in sympathy with the
plaintiff say those statements will be more
damaging TO Beecher than the testimony
offered IL the court.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

| N ASHvILLE, MARCH 10, IS75.-The gate:
OF the Nashville TrOtting Park win be open tC
the public on and after to-day, March Il, for
/ driving purposes. Season tickets for sale by
MADISON s MARI, Proprietors.
mill 4thp II
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The Union and American Conn
pany
HTILL RECEIVE ORDERS FOR THE
w making Of Blank Books, with printed
heads, Book Binding and Ruling, IN any style
that may be desired, and for any purpose, and
warrant all work. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
NashYille, Tenn.
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STEAMBOATS,,


For Huntsville, Carthage, Celina, BurkS-
vile and PIT. Isabel.
THE Fine Steamer
ALEX. KENDALL, -.
4. 7. Armstrong Master,
y" 1. .....----........ ...-.s--...-- Clel &
VIII leave as above on FRIDAY, 18th inst,
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage aPply-on board.
mhl2 1t
For Huntsville, Carthage, Celina,
huntsville and Pt. Isabel.
THE nav and last passenger -
Il packet,
John 8. BransfOrd,
J. ". Lowell, Master; Johnnie Harper. Clerk;
VIII leave for the above and all Intermediate
points on FRIDAY, March y, at 5 p. Il.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
r. F. FERGUSON, * and As Front ST., or ".
I. BYERS, Il and 4 Front streets, Agents.
mhI2 IL
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IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.,
Iss 4 I4O Grand street, New York.
MARI 4t wei sat
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PuIa-pan Palace Drawing room and 5 e5piul
Cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further Information car
he obtained at the principal Ticket Qtnce'
throughout the West. Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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IGTISyTLEE d CINCINNATI SITO ri
LINE RAILROAD.-TraiIsl leave and ar
rive 1t Louisville as follows:
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
MIDNI0IGT DISPATCES
NEW YORK.
duncan. Sherman a. Co.'S let
terS OF Credit 10 be Hon
Oreh in london
and Paris.

NEW YORK, August G.--Lanny y
Marshall, dealers in builders and
plumbers materials, II Warren street,
have suspended. Liabilities said t.
exceed $4,000.
james Henry and John Hale, cabin
passengers on the steamer kupStocki
from linvre, have ieen arrested and in
their possession was found among
other things a lot of jewelry, some an
swering to the description OF the famI'
~ Jewels stolen from Countess Dudley
in London, also n diamond scarf pin
stolen from a New York lady in Paris,
The O'Connell centenary was begun
in this city this morning by the ccle-
bration in st. Stephens church OF Il
pontiiical high mass 10y Bishop C0rri.
gan, OF Newark. Il large number Of
clergy assisted, and large congrega-
ton was present.
Drexel, Morgan & Co. make the fol.
lowing announcements:
"Havng, at the request of Duncan,
Sherman Il Go. and Alexander DUN
can, made arrangements for the pro-
lection of the letters of credit and cir
cular notes, issued 10y the former on
the Union bank of London, in the
hands of travellers abroad, we hereby
announce that the travelling credits and
circular notes, accompanied 10y letters
of presentation, issued by Duncan
Sherman q Co., on the Union bank o.
London, win be cashed or exchanged
for new credits on presentation Mt the
Office of j. s. Morgan " Co., London
or DreXel Hayes ~ Co., Paris, prior tc
November |, 1915"
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gan Il Go. will protect travellers drafts,
issued by Duncan, Sherman & Co.
lgnatlus Mariscal, Mexican Minister,
has, through counsel, made u demand
on Judge Shipnian for nearly seven
teen thousand dollars on deposit for
the Mexican Government. Shipman
refused To deliver it aud the suit Will
accordingly be brought before the
United States Supreme Court to obtain
that sum, on the ground that the law
OF nations declares such money pro-.
tected 10y the same immunity as the
persons of foreign ministers.
The Turf,
PouGHllEEpsIE, August G.--The uu.
finished 2:2l race Of yesterday was won
by CIemcntine. The 2;20 race for u
purse of four thousand dollars was won
10y Jack Draper, White Cloud second,
Twilight third. Time 2;2S3, 1874, 2.3ll,
2:3lt 2:3l3 White Cloud took the
first heat and Twilight the second.
The next race for horses never beat
ing BIS, for purse OF forLy-live hun
dred dollars, was won 10y Hopeful,
Lady Maud second, Countless third.
John III was distancod in the second
heat, Judge Fullerton took the first
heat, but was distanced in the second.
Time, 2;2l, 3D., 2:2S. At the start in
the second heat Fullerton broke badly,
and stood almost still, and when he did
get 10 business was unable to save his
distance. a rain storm, which pre-
vailed Just before the last race, made
the track heavy.
BUFFALO, n. Y, August g. First
day of the August races, Twelve thou
sand persons present. Purse, $500 -
2:5S class 81 $50 to first, 1928 to see
ond, 1878 to third and $3.50 to fourth,
with twelve starters. Breeze took the
first, third and fourth heats, and first
money. Sandhiil second heat and
money Gumball, third and money
and Hattie r. fourth Time, 2;3lI,
2:34l, 2:28 and 2:2Sl. Purse for S5,OlO
30 class -, 800 to first, 81 30 to
second, $50 to third and $500 to fourth.
May Queen won the straight heats,
and Garland second.