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AQUATIC.
Fastest Double ScuIi Time on
Record.

BosroS, July lO.-Thc third and last
ot the series Of races between Faulkner
and Reagan on the one side and Landers
and Davis on the other took place on
Charles river this morning, in the pres.
ence Of 10000 spectators. II was dou.
ble.scull race, distance three miles, for
$500 aside. At the word "go' Faulkner
and Reagan shot their boat ahead about
six or eight feet, rowing 50 strokes 10 the
minute, while Landers and Davis were
rowing 40. Before the quarler.mile
was reached Faulkner and Reagan
showed half a length in front.
At the half.mile they were fully length
ahead, still rowing 3S; Landers and Davis
dropped TO 80 strokes. There was no
change in the position Of the boats till a
mile was reached, when Faulkner and
Reagon increased their lead to u length
and half. Davis, who was in the bow
steered wild for the stake, while Faulkner
rowed direct for il, turning about length
ahead. Landers and Davis we're nnable
TO decrease the lead till about half mile
from home, when they put on squirt and
closed up the gap, but were unable to get
ahead. Faulkner and Reagon crossed the
line a quarter Of = length ahead, making
the distance in 20 minutes and 81 seconds
the fastest double Icull time on record.
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CHICAGO, July lO.-FlOur-Quiet and
weak. WheAt-ActiVe, but lower; No. .
Chicago spring 81 ~ cash, 81 SSIai 40
July, 81 lg,sal 1871 August, 81 ISal l3X
September, rejected 9jc. Corn-sieady
and firm at 4s3.o cash, 4sI<c August, 4sI,c
September. OIiS-Fairly active and a
shade higher at 33ItC cash, SOItaSOIic Au.
gust. Rye and Barlcy-Quiet aud un.
changed. Pork-Fairly active and a shade
higher; $i3 IS cash, SIS AZ August, SIS IS
September. Lari-Aetive, firm and higher
at 81 10 cash, 50 l2f August, 81 2Oa9 22f
September. Bulk MeAtS-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-SteRdy at 81 Os.
At the close Wheat was heavy and lower
at 81 l79Sal Tx August, 81 81 July. Corn
easier at iSIaiS9sc August. Oats un.
changed. Pork and Lard flrmcr and un.
changed.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-Flour-Firm;
super Sc 90, extra 81 so, Minnesota family
s. 0Oag 25, pennsylvania 80 O0ag S5, high
grades 50 75al0 30. Wheat-SteAdy; Penn.
sylyania red at 81 05a2 10, amberS2 10
az 20, white So l5a2 2j Bye-Dull at 70a
soc. Corn-Quiet; yellow CSC, mixed 6lH
a62c. Oats-Quiet; white western 42aI5c,
mixed S9a42c. Proyisions-Quiet. Pork
SlI 75al5 90. Butter-Steady and unchang.
ed. Eggs-Steady; western l5Al6c. Cheese
-l2al2jsc. Petroleum - Crude 9a9Lc.
Whisky-Firm; western 81 l3,
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HRw YORK, July 1O.-Cotton-EaSier at
l2I.al2ssc. Flour Moderate business do.
ing and prices unchanged. Wheat Slight.
ly in buyers favor; ungraded spring 81 40
nj 42, No. . Chicago spring 81 Goal 02JS,
No. . Milwaukee at 81 Gal 20. Rye
Quiet and steady; western 7Sa75c. Barley
and Malt-UuChauged. Corn-LOwer and
fair business; ungraded western mixed 5Ta
60c, steam mixed Rt JSJEa5gc. 0ats-Un.
changed. Hay-Unchanged. Hops-DuL;
western mixed lOc, yearlings 4asC. Coffee
Quiet, but steady; Rio cargoes l7a29Nc
gold, jObbing at lIa221lc, gold. Sugar
Dull and nominal. MolasIeE-Dull and
unchanged. RiCe-SteadE Carolinas &c,
Louisiana Ga6Xc. WhisEy-Dull at 81 IL.
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New ORLEANS, July 1O.-On Thursday
last the Executive Committee Of the
Crescent City Rifle Club designated team
TO shoot today for the ownership Of the
bronze medal Of the National Rifle Asso.
citation. The team Of six made the fol.
lowing scores at 500, 900 and ], 900 yards,
out Of a possible 225: Dudley Selph 30,
VIM. Arms 2lO, John X. Remand 2Ol,
Col. John Glynn aO3, Z. I. Manning l0l,
r. q. Eyrieh 1877; total 1914, which is the
highest ScOrC on record by IL points
Selph made 80 bulls eyes and 0 fours.
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"A HANK ,lnkcS nm A.sIrnp,cn,.

ST. Lours, July lO.-The Board OF Di.
reeIors Of the German BANK, Of this city,
adopted areAolntion to-day that, "A lie
business Of the bank has for some time
been Insufficient 10 pay expenses, and as
every days continuance Of Ia business
lessons the assets, the safety Of deposltors
aud the interests Of stockholders demand
that business be discontinued and Inc a.
sets Of the bank be placed in the handE of
an assignee, under the assignment laws
Of tho Slate. Charles ]. Stidel was made
assignee.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The Cabinet
session to-day was brief. The Mexican
affairs and the recent judicial proceed
inga in Louisiana were not alluded To-
The HoWgAte expedition to the North
pole was the subject Of lively conversA
tiou, with view OF determining II The
interests or the welfare and science oI
government would be subserved by ex
tending National assistance TO the pro
posed expedition. 1t ia understood thai
the discussion was not uniavorable. The
Woodward expedition around the world
was in connection with the HoWgate ex
petition subject Of interested converse
tion.
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BusISEss NorEs.-The Nail A.sOcia.
ton meets at Pittsburgh to-day. There
is some talk Of advancing the price to
$3.50. A number Of Wheeling nail men
went up yesterday afternoon.
The cOopers at New Martinsville we're
reduced ! cents on oil barrels the other
day.
A Belluire correspondent says that
"real estate holds its own in price, but
there are no sales to speak oi."
The Hon. Lorenzo Danford was in
Bellaire on Monday, and expressed him.
self hopefully over the prospects, for a
business revival.
The Louisville Commercial thinks the
business situation full Of hope and says
that1sT7 is the first year since the war
in which the country as whole, has "got
down to honest harl work"
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
Monday looks for more active money
market this iall. 1t says:
"Bsnks and capitalists making ape.
ciAlty Of loaning money are looking for
an active market in the fall. They base
their expectations upon the fact that the
currency has already been largely con.
tracted, under the operations Of the Re.
sumption act, and it Is likely that there
will be further contraction during the
summer. In the last fiscal year the net
decrease Of national bank notes was Sl2,-
by, ,lOs, and during this period sl0,OO7,-
952 legal tenders we're retired, being so
per cent ot the issue OF new bank circula.
don. The fractional currency wW re.
dueed during the year by about l4,000,-
600, and altogether the contraction Of
paper money amounted to S3G,GOOGOs.
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Tho InIustrinI ErnnsI,Inn.

ST. LOUIS, July lO.-Numerous appli.
cations for space in the great Industrial
Exposition, which Is TO open here IN Sep.
tember, are coming in from various parts
Of the country, some Of them from as far
East as Philadelphia. Although this l.
entirely new enterprise Il promises 10
be not only great success, bat one Of the
best and most extensive exhibitions ever
made in this country, excepting, Of
course, the Centennial.
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VOLUME XXv-.NUMBER 21l.

ware, Laskawanna 4 Western, Michigan
SSentra, S, Norris q EsseI, Illinois Central,
western Union and Chicago & Alton, 81.
Louis q Iron Mountain rose to SH,
The transactions were lg2 900 shares. of
which 10000 were New York Central. Si..
goo Lake Share, 1000 Northwestern pre.
ierred, 5000 Rock Island, 1000 81 Paul
common, li,COO preferred, 1900 Delaware a
Hudson, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanna 4
Western, 1000 Michigan Central, . 900 mi.
nois Central, 1900 Morris & Essex, and
$1,000 Western Union.
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The Druggists aud Physicians Of
Cumberland at L.OEReFheatls,

There iS aslightunpleHantness at Cum.
bsrland between the Doctors and Drug.
sistS, consequent upon the passage Of the
following resolutions by the Medical So.
cisty Of that (Alleghenyl county:
RssOlped, By the Medical Society Of Allie.
gheny county, that It IA the duty oil the
members Of this society 10 withdraw their
prescriptions from any druggist who puts
up any nostrums, or who prescribes or
recommends any patent or other medi.
cines for any class Of caSe', whether grave
or trivial.
Resolred, That all the physicians Of Cum.
berlAnd, members Of the society, shall
pledge themselves 10 carry out in good
faith the spirit and intent Of the above
resolution, and every member violating
this pledge shall be expelled from this
society, and all professional intercourse
and courtesy is hereby interdicled under
a like penalty.
ReIolped, That notices Of the foregoing
resolutions be given to the apothecaries
and druggists Of the city; that the reso.
lutions shall take effect on and from Au.
gust ], 1877.
As sequence to the adoption Of these
resolutions by the Doctors, the Druggists
Of Cumberland got together and passed
the following resolution:
Rcsolved, gy he Druggias Of Cumberland,
That we will in no manner countenAnce
or abids by the regulations thus arbi-
trarily attempted 10 be imposed upon uE,
and the public as we'll; and that while We
neither desire nor would provoke any
conflict between the physicians Of this
city and ourselves, we cannot permit
their action to 60 unnoticed, nor our pO.
sition TO be misunderstood. We will,
therefore, In our business, and in the al
deviation OF suffering amidst all classes,
pursue as heretofore the legitimate mode
OF conducting our own Affairs.
The Ners takes the side Of the Drug.
gists and tells how one Of the DociOrS
undertook TO force the recalcitrant Drug.
gists into terms. It seems tha. he gave
apatient prescription, with the injunc.
tiOn to take it to particular druggist.
This the patient did not do, but took it
to the druggist Of her choice. Upon look
ing at tho prescription Druggist No. 2
discovered that it was so written that he
could not fill it without the key to GER
tain 'synbOls' used in writing it. lie
was consequently compelled to return
the prescription to the customer, who
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Fight with Mexican Robber,,

NEW YORK, July l0.-A San Antonia.
Texas, dispatch says that at four o'clock
on the afternoon Of Sunday the train Of
Mr.. Scheibagen, laden with specie, was
attacked by thirty.fve white and Nle1i-
can highwaymen, on Seco creek, iiIty.tWo
miles from there. The train contained
twelve wagons, and there were twenty
men with 1t. Alter desperate fight the
robbers were driven of, losing several
killed and wounded. Major Mons, Of
the train, and Mexican were killed, and
several others Of the train murdered.
No such outrage has occurred since the
war. Senior Mariscal, recently minister
oil Mexico, now residing near New York,
being interrogated about the crossing OF
U. S. troops into Mexico, said he was
very sorry that decisive steps Of crossing
the border had been taken. II could not
be considered in any other light by the
Mexican Government than an invasion Of
that country, and this was probably but
the beginning. Itwas very unfortunate
situation, because a collision would be
very serious thing and most probably
would lead 10 serious complications be.
tween the two governments. He knew
that General Trevino had received
Instructions TO resist any invasion and
he knew II Trevino's forces met any Of
the invading forces there would be bat.
tie. When a year ago the depredalionS
were more frequent, the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes seemed to repel the idea Of in.
volving the government in any complica.
ton with tue Republic, and now, while
Congress was not in session, It seemed
strange that different policy had been
resolved upon. 1t was not justto Mexico,
Ior the Mexican government had always
been disposed TO do everything in lis
power to maintain the good relations bo.
tween that country and the United States,
but always under the condition Of resist.
Ing the invasion Of their territory. That
they could not permit II, and would re-.
sent II with all their force.
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EAST LIBERTY, July lO.-CATrLR-Re.
ceipts to-day 9lS head, all for this market.
The supply is good with an active market.
Best 81 %, medium to good IS O0s5 IS,
common to fair 81 5Oa5 IS.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1850 head.
Workers iS5 l5a5 IS, PhiladelphlAS IS SOa
5 50.
sHKEP-ReceiPh tO.dey $500 head. sel.
ing at 81 COa5 75.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 10.-Thc radical newspa
per Le PegpLe was seized to-day for &C.
cusing the Government Of meditating a
coup d. etat.
The Mayors Of Tours and Amboise
have been dismissed.
The Moniteur continues 10 bitterly cen.
sure the audaSiouS intrigues Of the Bona.
partiots.
The organ Of the Conservative Union
says Should the election result in radi.
cal victory there would be formidable
crisis, another dissolution and possibly
renew the revolution.
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FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Fire was discovered
in the Garrett Block early this morning,
which threatened TO prove very disas.
Lrous, but by the prompt action Of the
aredeparlment the loss was confined 10
$1,000.
NATION, LIS, July 1O.--Fred. Kin.
.ella's Brewery burned last night, loss
$4,000, insured for 10000.
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TOLEDO, July lO.-Wheat-Steady; am.
ber Michigan SPOT s. o., No. 1 red winter
81 s., No; 2 do. spot 81 05, seller July
s. 431S, seller August 81 SOh, No. 3 red
81 6S, rejected Wabash 81 90. Com-Quiet
but steady high mixed spot SIC, No. 2
spot 81 Nc, seller August 52stc, seller Sep.
tember 6S2[c, rejected 60I<c, damaged held
at Acc. Oats-Dull; No. ., S4kc, white SSc.
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Great Temperance Convention.

CHICAGO, July l0--A great Temper.
anee Convention, under the leadership Of
Dr. IL. A. Reynolds, Of Maine. Francis
murphy, Of PennsylVania, and MISS
FRANCES l. Willard, Of this city, began ia
sesalon this morning, which will lsst ill
sunday at Lake Bluti, delightful retreat
near Waukegan, on the Northwestern
railroad Prominent speakers will be
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Amnrricane in NebraSka.

OMAHA, Mn, July lO.--Sunday night
last n hurricane crossed over the Union
Pacific railroad, near North Bend, Neb.,
al which place a large mill was blown
down. Al Schuyler, Neb., tho wind
struck the bridge over Platte river, com.
ple,ely demolishing span Of 100 feet,
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Captured.

LAMRERTvTLLE, N. J., July l0.-Har.
ry Van Eida, for Whose arrest the Grand
Army Of the Republic offered a reward,
and who was charged with 80 cruelty
maltrcating soldiers orphan that Il
died, was captured here to-day and lOdg,
cd 10 Jail.
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RIcnMoSD, Va, July 10. James
Traylor, 4 white man, aged %, was killed
on Saturday In Prince, George county, by
a negro boy, named Jim Thatcher, aged
u. The two had an alteration In which
Traylor struck the negro with stick
and the negro took a brick and struck
Taylor on the head crushing his skull.
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COLOGNE, July TO- Ex.President
Grant left to-day, proceeding up the
Rhine. lie will be received In Frankfort.
on.the.Main tomorrow afternoon by a
committee headed by the American Con.
sui, and on Thursday a dinner will be
given In his honor.
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SCOTLAND.
Pan Presbyterian Council.

run HFcHUyIUFIHH NOuHuII'
EDNBURG, July l0.-The Pan Presby-
terian Council has adopted an address TO
the Queen signed by S3S representatives,
commissioned by forty.nine Presbyte rian
Churches in 25 separate countries.
EDrSDuRG, July 10. The voting OF an
address TO the Queen finished the bust.
ness Of the Pan.Prcsbyterian Council.
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CHESTER, Pa, July lO.-A desperate
Gght occurred hero tonight among a
dozen men, two Of whom, Phillip Orien.
do and John Shoemaker, were badly cut
and will probably die.
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NEW YORK, July lO.-Dusincss light
with commission houses and the jobbing
trade continues dull. COttons are quiet
steady and unchanged. Prints are moving
slowly. Staple ginghams are in good de.
mand and firm. Woolen flannels in steady
demand and strong. Foreign dry goods
ouiet
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HARRhBuRo, July lO.-Gov. Hart.
ranit has resPitsd Francis Curlcy Of
Montgomery County, until Sept, 10.
Curlsy was to have been sIsenled on
August 9lh.
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ToSAwAsDo, Pa, July 1O.-The Bli.,
monument was dedicated at Rome 10.
day In the presence Of 10000 peopIe
Messrs. Moody and SAnkey took mari In
the exercises, and the dedication address
WNS deliVeredby DR.. Pierson, Of Detroit
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ENGLAND.
nlocIIade Not BIndIng.

LONDON, July l0.-The British Gov.
ernment has informed the Porte that the
blockade Of the Black Sea Is not binding,
being Ineffective.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July lO.-The Senate approv.
cd the Copyright Bill, and unanimously
voted aresolutiOn expressing confidence
In the generals and soldiers in Cuba.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July lO.--The Cen.
Lennial anniversary Of the capture Of
General Prescott by Col. Barton was
commemorated to-day on the scene Of the
exploit.
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Unltoi Hlaina q oi igsl, conn

II. II, BONns-HeneralIy Strong, with n
further advance In New Jersey convert.
ibles.
STATE BoSDs-FiTm
SrocEs-oIensd strong and prices al.
VAnced y 10 ~ per cent, the latter Della,
ware, Lackawanna 4 Western. Subse.
quently the market losti its buoyancy under
considerable realiEatlOns by the bulls, when
prices declined y to 2per cent, the great.
est decline being In Delaware 4 Hudson.
During tho last hour Of business the mar,
kct was strong, and with n few exceptions
the best prices OF the day were made. To.
wards the close the strongest stocks were
st Paul and Northwest preferred, Della
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BASE BALL.

PrrBBURGH, July 1O.-AIIeghenys s;
stars, Of Syracuse, ..
MINNEAPOLIS, July lO.-Chicugo, c;
Minneapolis, Q.
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GnsGntelLigsnter.
InieIIIgencer for the Summer.

RupI Lattas ne city ady Asts ne LHi.lisAoN
i'Ai 10 ht6 adireI By HaR, POiiaOs ITPdid, Jr
FueA tiHs a. :iAsy nay d,Irs, al ne rais n G,ssA
eeaii pr Wett.
81 TAs NOA,y 70 pay fr ns tin's rsqrirtd Ruil
"a all eaei accompany he Odn.
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GERMANY.

Russell and BlsInarck-A Differ
ence Of Opinion.
BERLIN, July l0.-At their last inter.
view Lord Russell informed Prince Bis.
marck that England would under no
consideration whatever suffer the Russian
occupation Of Constantinople. Prince
Bismarck replied that he considered the
occupation Of ConstantinOple the best way
to obtain the purposes for which the war
was commenced.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money ana stocns,
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July lO.-MoNKV-Closcs
easy nt l<a2 per cent, Custom receipts,
S27l 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
buned ,SSGl,OOO. Clearings SIlOOO, 900.
Produce exports for the week S5,023, 900.
Sterling, steady; actual business, long i.S7,
short 4S9K.
GoLD-Steady at l05x. Borrowing rates
Hat, and *, |, . and ~ per cent; time
loans were made at = per cent for so days,
lsa3.l6 for 60 days, j for 30 days and ia
7.l6 for IL months.
SILvER-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars 81 24x greenbacks, 81 IS gold.
Silver coin X per cent discount.
GovRNMBSTs-Firm.
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=, lSDIASAPoLIs, July 1O.-Judgc C. D.
Steel, EE'stale Senator from the Mat.
Io0n Illinois District, died Of Appople1y
Al his residence In that city this evening,
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Michael Hickey Superintendent Of
Police Of OfChlcago, has been acquitted on
the charge oi renting a house for immor.
al purposes.
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THE TURF.
Long Branch Races,

LONG BRANCH, July lO.-The first
meeting this season Of the Monmouth
Park Jockey Club closed to.d6S. The
sport opened with a three.iourth mile
dash for two year olds. Pride Of the
Village, Arrogance and Eliza Adams
started, and In this order The race was
won. Time 1921.
The second race, one and one.eighlh
mile, was won by DAuntless, ChamoiS, 2d,
and Kenney Sd. Time 2:03l.
The third race, mile heats, was won by
Burgoo. Time l:40i, la! l:49l. Rom.
ney won the first heat
The hurdle race, mile heats, was won
by Risk. Time 1861, l:52i.
COLUMBUS DRIVING PARK.
COLUMBUS, o., July 1O.-The races Of
the Columbus Driving Park Association,
which opened to-day, had fair attend.
ance for the frat day.
The first race, pacing, for purse OF
800, S225 TO the iirstsSllO TO the second
and $50 10 the third, was won by Lucy,
Bay Nelly %, Sleepy George 81. Time,
2:22, 2:2li, 2.2ll.
The second race, trotling, for 4 purse
Of 5000, SS25 10 the first, Sl75 10 the sec
ond and 500 10 the third, was won by
Dream, Nellie Morton ID, Frank Sloan
Sd. Time, 1881, 2:35, 2;S5t.
HAMPDES PARK RACES.
SPRIEGFIELD, MASS, July 1O.-The
race Of the 2:24 class was won by Sheri-
dan, John Murphy ID, Don Basset Sd.
Time, 2:25, 2:29, 2:26!.
Second Race-For 2:23 class, uniinish-
ed, six heats trotted. Whitestocking won
lst and 9Th, Honest Harry ID, Lady
Smell Sd and 9th, and Charlie Mack 4lh,
Time, 9:2i, 2:24, 2:25, 2:26l, 2:27!, 2:20.