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New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
SALT WATER BATHING FOX THE POOE.
scrNrs AT TIE cIrY,s rRrE pArns.

SCENES AT TIE CITY's FRYE BATHS.
In the days when NeW-York was scarcely
more tAan village compared with It's present limits its
people took Their saltwater dips of tie Battery ia tue
floating baths kept by MI. Robinson. The Battery was
then tllr fashionable promenade Castle Garden was u
ropur resort tor view of the bay fom It's outside tieIs
inside the great rouuda there amusement In look
ing INFO the portfolios each OF which showed an historical
picture and taking refreshments irom The little tables
several Of which renamed screwed - the floor until last
years nre d.sollted tis Cd landmark. The Battery
baths were greatly enjoyed by NewIc-htrs 40 years
ago. season ;cLe; for the family owned by we'll
odo people and every member. even TO the infan; in
arms. was daily treated to a duckns. This New
Yors's original swimming school A. tae city rapidly
crc, and faule. eft town in the Summers 10 hathe at
seaside re.orts the Battery baths declined and Lave
since been patronizcd by a different class
At 8 o'clcck each day the stream OF bathcTs begins
t,udays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS Lcug set apart for
women and Girls and tac other days g the week for
and boys Tnc ldboriH classes wAu occupied through
L dan bainr early IN the inur.ne and aftCr ,X O'Clock
~ night During tc day, when the idle, the unemployed,
ana Lc street. Arab, take Their dps Is the zine wien
pillars and dive into the water with shout aud
tremendous splash. Although the hathers are
hom tlc, poorest parts OF tne city The SKINS Of Of
ftccs ntcss. hands and wrists which nearly coal
back IL ls rare tlhns Tor ien 70 1lihs soap or towels
cents but not particular abcua little damp
ne nd .,cn AT the cici macy 4 those TO vlpr n tie
,y,trr Tlr costumes Of the female ',ters are often
erotcsIUc. the most aged ard iai,ered garments are
brought luto IcquiitiOg. ChiircH Use hhtc0Wns ana
sometimes Od ualHoal skirt aud calico SACK. one
little cIi last Friday arpe'lrd IN Linen tTOHsrfs and
i.,Act. which size 'sud belonged 10 johnny, Who was
dead" \ batEiEssut and towel can be hIcd for ten
Gems.
Before the closes o! TIE bather male 6nl
fclaaia, have icifLcf 10 swim. Tie attendants are
usually cxncri swimmers. aud trey often give ius.ruc-
tD.s 90 children. For tins reason some dies have
used th"-c baths .oing to tLum when The crowd vas
smallest and taking swimming i,-u aHct atr three
atalauf- " each h@i-a suif riutcndcut waO remains
out side and marshal, n certain number at Time, and
two as- stlus, Who duty IN tue BATH TIE super
Ht,Ineut - per day, thc -tns - 80 each
NL,n t4c rush b. 90 It, hight these officers have their
lluGs iu % Ina4LtaI order The Tilts esln only
BATH daily each person. Tht tricks lal 81 10y the boys
10 gr q cond hatu highly aiuusng. They - on,
crl their hci, and theu smear iLcureiyt- WIN nuo,
tuit Ipy are Disguised, ana pass uuTecO guZe ON
uc WO.uci- daS - ,hc 10y hover about the piers look
ing truy dlhcOn,uAte
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE SUDDEN DEATH OF MAJOR POWELL AT
IQUIQUE

PANAMA, June 2.-In referring to the sud
den death oi Major Charles +. Powell at lquque CORE
spondcn under date Of May o. says: The report OF the
sudden death of the newly appointed American Consul
TO this port Charles +. Powell, esq, was received with
sad surprise and regret by his Old friends ard
newly made acquaintance ana the public generally,
who had already previous TO his arrival been apprsed
of hi, able disposition His untimely end was without
doubt brought by his imprudence. Having SUI
fered from slight ndispOson for some few days past
he ncaui.ousy a. is supposed, TOOK overdose either
OF morphine stryclulNc. small quantity OF Tie la
ter s remained Il glass tunbler found on the iabie
A pust mOr.cm examination held on the body hy
several medical gentlemen. whose report VIII be handed
To Mr. TAFT tue British Consul at this port who, by the
way dis iycd the OCCASION the utmost attention due
to ihe honorable position which the Major held The
funeral attended by the consular CORPS, irends ana
M ted elf ZpU
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
ST. pAUDs SCHOOL At coycoRD.

ANNIVERSARY DAYs-IN1ERcsT or THE VISITORS
FEATURES OF SPORTS AND MKEuSGs.
CONCORp, \. H., June 4.--One of the most
interesting days az what is beyond peIayenture one of
the most interesting schools in the country the ami
yeTsary day At St Paus school IN Concord, " H., inter
csing not only to The old boys graduates OF the school,
who nock back there each year in great numbers but 10
casual yisior who chance to be at the school Just
that time And 10 such visitor, the best element Of
the whole day that which teshes most strongly 10 the
work which the school has done, and which gives the
best aud surest guarantees OF the greater work which
expected To do IN the future is just this very fact OF
the return 10 the school Of It's alumni, many Of whom
boys there 10, 10 20 years ago, but all Of
whom back fun OF the love for the school and
the same 10y aly 10 the place and 10 s rector Or Colt
that they felt when they started out from IL years ago TO
bcg gin their bate with the world.
Aud 50 II Is that this annual visit of so large number
OF old boys 10 the school outsiders Qf any
be outsider whore help bat feel at home)
pleasant aud healthy feature Of the day. But there
plenty of other features each in its way scarcely
lcss int resting than Ihis The anniversary may he fairly
sand 10 begh on the aseihOoh before The regular Ahni
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE loss OF THE SAN FRANCISCO.

TIE DISASTER PROBABLY CONNECTED WITH THE
GREAT OCEAN wAvE-rHE ROCK PASSED OVER
SAFELY sEVERAL TINES BEFORE.
PANAMA, June 2.-Jhe loss of the City OF
sau vrauclseo Oh the ION uit. reported here by
Can't seare Of thc Coma on The 3lst ult The rock on
which e steamer struck lies the direct Of the
steamers 10 aud from Acapulco and must Lave been
pas,ed over many times. fisherman from the river
pu.ce. and uOw al Acapulco, states that he
is pefiectly acquainted with the existence Of
tb. rock and has been IN the habit Of going
there 10 fish, leaving the river al O'Clock a. M aud ar
rving at the rock about 10 o'clock FROM the S'h Oh
~ aus m, 10 the day Of the loss Of the II san
Fra.c,sco the ocean bad been sa,o o. excitement
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS R. R.
REMEDIES.


DIR RADwAY. have had ovarian Tumor IN the oyares
ara bowels An doctors said there no help FOR IT,
everything that recommended but nothing hcpeI
saw your lesovcni. and thought woua Ty ~ Dtt
had no ftth II, becaus' had suffered for TWELVE
YEARS bottles Of the Resolycnt box Of Rad
ways Pills. aud used bottles OF your READY RELIEF
and sign oi tUmOr 10 be l ana tcl
BITTER SMARTER, and happier than have Tor twelve
The worst The eft side ~ the boWels
the gio write this 10 you Or The benefit OF oiherS
You publish II II you choose. HANNAH T. kNAfr.
ANN ABuOR. Mich. APRIL 30 1870.
DIR. RADwAY-KMD SIR: hayr been takms your Hesoiy.
luatiCg P.-. and the Ready Keller
year the abdomen, which the most
ply sciaBs OF Medical College pronounced H.
cErgble.
They like knots = tree When was sitting IN
chair they hung almost the 0or and Wei ght TWO
hundred and seycntyiyc pounds when commenced ~th
Your remedies hundred and ppund-. but
iey are all gone taken Our BOTTLES Of
Resolyent OF KolIcf twenty four boxes Of Pills
tie medicines from @. GreuviL
Please send .ne your book False and True"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
PRESIDENT MACMAHONs PROGRAMME.
HE DECLINES TO CHANGE THE CABINET OR TO fA'oH
ANY ROYALIsr PLOT.

lie DECLINES 70 CHANGE THE CABINET OK ~ fN''"
ANY ROYALIsr PLOT.
LONDON, Tuesday. June H. 1877
The TTmes's Paris special vouches for the ac-
curacy Of the following report of President MaeMalohs
reply TO the Legitimist deputation;
The President said: "My duty forbids that should
risk change OF the elements composing the present
Cabinet seeing that has offended none OF the fO"es
with which France h friendly As to the IeStlnist can
diates any LegniSt candidate really h"Vihs on'noo
of success will be openly and Loyalty supported by the
Administration at the elections.
"The question Of proongng my Office will not be con
sidered during the prorogation of the Chambers and
shall lend myself coup dc man OF any kind what
ever nor TO any venture of imperial monarchic esora
ton 1t viii perhaps necessary 10 demand dissolution
of tie Chambers II you accord it to me- shall use II
as well possible; If you refuse 1t, should WthdraW
lFvr other !yoreen Neus see first Idge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

rising suddenly 4io feet higher than was known oeroe
and falling about the hence is quite possible
that he ship might have passing at the particular
time when the ride was low Two schooDers had gone 10
the wreck from Acapulco. Only the epars were above
water when the Mexico left and the upper works were
breaking up very FAST and the freight was floating out
of the holds
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IL
BROADWAY.
Gam. 62' Noon, G6' 3p I'm. 1872 Midnight GU
irhest during the day. 73 Lowest. oS'
Average, 63ia same day 1876. IT..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Irenue HOiel-Senator Francis kenan OF
Utica C. Mccormick. Assistant Secretary OF the
Gen II. 4. 8. Amy Gn. George y DOtRe OF
san Francisco and Emerson W. Kcyes Of wisconsin Wy,
York Hof,l-The Hon. william Beach Lavfepce OF khoue
Island WiadOr HotetEX Senator Alexander ltaHsey oi
sos, the Hon. Abah w. Palmer OF Amena, ~ anu
Major NJ. Moore and Paymaster william smith, " -;
Army Asior HoH GeD J. I. Wilder OF Tennessee Iie,et
Brtfsock-Senaor stephen VI. Hammond of GeneVa " ]:
Augustus schoOamaker IT, Of Kingston and Eever
johnson Of Baltimore 81 Nicholas HCet-J uye JOE. ~
Kirkpatrick n Pittsburgh and w L. Ianer President OF no
Alabama Central Railroad Company SfnrteodIn Hotse-x
Congressman william foughridge Of Iowa. Ufoh square
ote-Judge Joseph Potter Of tue n. Y Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
SEIZURE OF GIANT POWDER ILLEGALLY
SHIPPED.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, june 11.-AnOther case
Of illegally shipping giant powder without being PACKED
and marked a. directed by law likely 20 come before
the courts of iIampden County Giant powder IS being
used in the emery mines at Chester and the mine pro-
pfieoIs say they cannot get along wit1out 1t. The
powder company has been sending powder as ordinary
freight via the Ncw-Iavcn and Northampton road TO
WcslfeIs and thence by the Boston and Albany road
t. Chester. The sheriff seized 100 pounds O powder at
Westacld on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
p Q S r S G RIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SERVIA STILL WARLIKE.
I,.nnN TttaedaV IunI 10

LONDON. Tuesday, June IZ, IHI''
The Tymes's Belgrade correspondent states
that IN order to avoid all occasion for collision with the
Porte seryia has Cancelled the mission OF NJ MarinovcS
who was appointed TO wait upon the Car at fIoiestL
Nevertheless serva seems to be preparing for war;
The militia is everywhere drilling and severe punsn
ment are inflicted on deserters II is announced That
the Empress Russia has sent Napoeons to alleviate
the extreme distress among refugees at Aexnaz and III
Southern servia, where people aSe dying from want
The Tpess Berlin telegram says: "slavonic Journals
state that the Moscow slavonc Committee has Just sent
consi, rahle sums OF money to Belgrade. An insur'e
ton is expected IN the Turkish Province OF Ola serVa
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
ASSISTANT SECRETARY BELL SUES FOR 100000
FOX IIbEI.

FOR LIBEL.
complaint for libel against The san Print
ing and Publishing Association .cd yesterday In the
Superior Court Clerks Office behalf Of Alonzo Bell
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior The charge OF libel
founded on two articles Of which. published Apr
Is. asserted that Mr.. Bells wife was paid, under
fcgned named, or tracing paent-, ana tie other, pub
lishcd May T. attacked Mr Ben directly II re-
frrred 10 bis promotion 10 be- Assistant Secretary ar made
for some usorntabe reason wholly unconnecied with
cy service reform; % stated tnat 4ite l. years. service
he had "A second Cll ccik-ip IN TIE Treasury tpar
meat and war discharged tor l.c0m rtcncy nat hc was
lfed fof small political services by Secretary ,and,r
frOm the pavement TO The To-loh ~ cci tirra; tit
le used his position 10 oust nOpariirans from their
uost nns and created place at 81 500 per anmu ur
brother.naw and that MS suDordhaies cons1ored him
lin with another man Oi Dtlns "taptClaiJ active Ia
promoting the assessment sWlhde' Mr. Bell says that
All these statements aud nsinuiOns are fAlsr-lc docs
noi even nave a brOther-inlaw In Otic4-and lie asks
100000 damages
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE ST. LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.

Sr. Louis. June 11.-The decision of Judge
Miller United states Supreme Court in the suit OF the
Union Trust Company OF Ncw-YOrk and Barring Bros.
Co. OF London for the appointment o receiver for the
81, Louis. Iron Mountain and souther1 Railroad which
has been anxIousy awaited for for some time past
reached here 10y mail from LeayenwOrh tonight. The
apuEcaiion Tor q receiver is denied the evidence not
bcuc sufficient the judgment of the court 10 Juay
the appointment of o interfere wh the present
MANAGEMENT Of the road
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE VERMONT CENTRAL AND VERMONT cAs.n.
RAILROADS

ST. ALBANs, VT, June 11.--Chancellor Rove.
this afternoon, sitting in the regular term Of the Cna
Gerry Court, filed decTetA order the petition n, ,h
Central Vermont Railroad Companys receiver and man
ager, for order OF sale OF the Vermont Central ana
Vermont and Canada railroads and property to nav ~.
trust the reeciyeFshps debts The order sets forth
that the prayer OF the petition should be granted bu an
the interests demand that the validity and priority :,
the trusts debts should be determined and settled be
the sale OF the property. The petition 10 therefore
missed with0ut prejudice that the matter may be tahn
on appeal to the fu'l bench. ea
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

NJ 2 $50 South CONGREGATIONAL, $40 So Hanson
Place NJ E. SIS l.: Tompkns Avenue Conglegatonhi'
$50 Church of Our Father, s25 20 Centepne baP's'
SI5 81 Fleet Street M E. Sll All SAINTS f. E. SlO6l
Among the subscriptions received by the treasurer
one from C. W Webstead Of Selhurst Park bodee,
South Norwood near London, England
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Hrs. C. KRAPF

AUGUST II, INIJ.
DR. RADwAY- KIND SIR take the liberty address you
again Ny health Is greatly improved by the Of your med
icnes hrCo Tie cutircv aud the fourth
Is nropHy gone, leal,h stll improving
weight decreasing very have Lad great many calls
% inquire wonderful d
hes done from Canada three i0n
a number place.
spect, M.s. &. hhAtF
We are wen acquainted with Mrs c. hrapt sht is
umaie lld, and very benevolent She Las the
Of s,inc niauy bottles Heolvou b. hc Druggists u
ANA Aror pcrspns ifhc,d with interna tunors. We
heard Of some wonderful effected by H. Yours re
specially EbEKBACH o. co.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
OVARIAN TUMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY IN. railways RENIIlIES.
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMOR IN THENbV.
KIi.s AND BOMEIS FOR ZEN YEARS

|
RIES AN ID BOWELS FOR I'm YEARS
ANN ARBOR De. p, 1873.
statement:
had ovarian Tumor in the ovares and bowels for
tired the best Ihy cans OF this place and others
benefit 1t growing NJ suCh Taidty thdt
lived longer. friend Of mine induced
ne TO try Railway Remedies had much faith
finally, after much delibeT3tiOn, ! tired them.
bottles OF the Rcsoyeut boxes OF the
Pills and bottles ~ the Role. used those without any
apparent benefit determined 10 pereycre used twelve
more Resoyent OF the Relief two boxes
Of Pills Before they had lost twenty-five pounds
continued the medicine until that
entirely took the medicine about i've months, and
during that time lost fo tyye pounds In all TOOK three
dozen bottles OF the kesoNent SIX bottles Relief and SIX bOXes
the Pills
feel perfectly WELL aud my heart is full Of gratitude 10
God for tins help my deep affection To you, sir ana
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted and my payeris
may be much Of blessing TO others as II mas been
~ IN (Sigutd) Ms. r. G. BlSliNs.
Ss Bibbins who above certificate the
send medicine IN June $50 The
bought with the exception
her by you may that her statement
II correct without qualification. t-gHed L. :. LERCH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbor, Mich.
This may certify that MIS-. BDlus who makes the above
cerhcate is aHd has been for many years vel known to us
f5cts thcren stated undoubtedly and und nlaby
correct. Any who knows MIS-. Bbbus VIII believe her
statement lSsued) BESJ D. C0cKEb MARY b. POND,
MARY COCKER. f. g. POND.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Fanus OF Newport, England. loading for Europe w..
driven ashore and became total wreck. Tie bnf DeI,
driven against the rocks and Dad stern damagS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

If Your HAIR Is FALLING OUT, and Won ,r.
thre tened with premature badness GR J.YSys ~
Toc and you win stimulate and cleanse scalp prass
the STowth Of new ha ana preysn what from .
ing ont n Will De 10 md also excellent Crossing ~ a.
hair preserving its natural color and keeping soft and
glossy. ~ ."~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Inhamed or weak eyes and sore eyelids ara
cured by DR. BEcKERs EYE BAsAs by ali drusg.s.'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

LUNDBORG's CALrPORNIA WATER, for m.
toilet and bath, deigbtluy fragrant and refreshing ,s9
graf iul Ia ;lc room "Perfec,y HeAthnl
Of Mssr-. Kul nan, Fs sni de Wilde the emncnt FT@sss
anu Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
AN AMERICAN CAPTURED BY THE TURKS.

LONDON. Tuesday June H. 1877
The Daily TegegrapHs special telegram rom
suina reports that OF the prisoners taken Dy 'he
rurs at the rcuulse of the orpedo-boat alta on the
Turkish iron, lads is an American.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

A VESSEL WICKED BY HURRICANE.
BALTIMORE, June 11.-Capt. Yates OF the
bark Hattie g. Dixon from Navassa, 23d ult, reports
that May 49, duiInI southwest hurricane the brig
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

AT A CERTAIN Critical JUYcTURE
Married women suffer severely from MILK on Ma
SEsIA always relieves them
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
fAnuouncemens.

For all Coughs and Colds use JAYSE,s Er.
PBcIoRANT.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

ADVICE TO TOO MANY PEoPLE-llow to make
home happy-loayo IL Punch.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Urinary and womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes Dropsy stop
psgr OF Water Inconncnce Of urne, Bughts Disease Al
bunnurla In al cases where there buckins depos
it or the tck cloudy mixed with substances IKE
the white of egg threas Hike white SILK o ucIe
morbid dark billions appearance and white bOnedus drpos
M. and there prckng. burning scasa oh When
asng water and pain the small o the back and along The
lOuH. .
Sold by ggiss PRICE. ONE DOLLAR
DR. RADWAY i Co., IS. WARREN-Sr., n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Liver Complaint, &C.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Not only does the SArsaparan Resoent excel all gemed
agents m the cure of Chronic -crofnOnH Constitutional al
skin Diseases but it Is ths only positive cure for
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HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

number OF excellent games Of handball and rackets
were played yesterday at McQuade's court. No. 40A
Madison street. One Of the most interesting matches
that played by Ricnard Crofton and J. Dempsey,
for 500 o side, which won by Dempsey by
sore OF 81 to g. This followed by game
at American rackcts between John Sheridan aud Bar
ncy McQUadc, OF Now York, and Theodore Lawson ana
Robert jones' of Providence, r. I. largo crowd from
New York and adjacent cities called to witness this
match. AT the start Sheridan and NcQuade appeared
to have worst oil the match, but by their superior
play they nnslly won by the following scoro:-
sheridan and McQuade, IL, Is, 10, ID, Ia
Lawson and Jones, l5 10, II, Is, IL.
The Ryan brothers handoall payers, next encoun.
tered Mchacl Harvey and Pntrick Reagan fheegame
for 500 y side, and resulted 10 draw, William
Ryan having sprained bis ankle 1t the end of the
fourth game The score then stood -
Ryan Brothers. .....".............2 Fl is q 10
nnTney Nno IScaBun. 40 Il IA Il
Both partics claim victory which will not DO al
lowed until u nnal game Is played week.
The defeat OF tho McQuadc Brothers in last weeks
match, BY Courtney and Grady, OF Brooklyn. excited
much surprise. The McQuadcs have matched their
opponents 10 play match at $3.50 side, which Will
DO played In MoQuade's court on next Wednesday, ~
three O'Clock T. NJ.
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AUGUST MEETING, lS77--FoUR DAYS, AUGUST
20, 80, 80 AND SEPTEMBER /.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, Aueusr Is --FRsr RAcE-
Three our ers of milc, Tor ali ages msid.ns allowed
II years Old, lbs II Years old, lbs II or up
ward, II lbs. Purse s2Oo irst horse $3.50; second.
SECOND RAcn-Me heats, for all ages, with maiden
allowances, same AS above. Purse $3.50; first horse.
S2I5; second horse, SIS.
rniRp RAcN--Mllc heats, over four hurdles; dis
tancc so yards Purse $685. 1rst horse Sa.5, second
SECOND DAY--WspSEspAY, Auovsr ao-Frrsr
Rack--Selllug race, ono milo aud an eighth, Tor
oil ages horses entered 10 be sold Tor w. 600 to carry
their proper VOL hls for $50, allowed lbs. iUr
5000, u los. Tor $500, l5 !vs. Purse, $25v; Grs;
horse $500 second horse, 500
stcySn hAoh Nile meats, Tor .nrce-yosr-oIds, to
Purse, $3.50; 0rst horse. $40; second horse, $75-
lninp RAcE-Handicap huraie race, two milos, ever
tie 2Gtn. Weights 10 appear immediately alter races
same day aud nocopanccs to DO made In writing Mt
usual time of closing. Purse $500; hrst horse $500
second horse, 500
THIRD DAY. rnuaDDAy, AUGUST 80 --Fssr RAoE-
liauacap, three-anariers OF n mile, Tor two-year-
ods Entries 10 be made Twelve o'clock The l9t
weights 20 appear ana acccptapcas 70 be nude III
wrtuy Immediately aor Tue faces same day. Purse
s2vO-urst horsc sl5U, second horse 500
SECOND RACE --Hsndcap, heats of one milo and
one-vshih Enlres TO DO made at twelve o'clock tho
2pih conditions " 10 closing the same above.
Purse s40o FIRST horse, $685. second horse. SlUo.
THIRD RACE. Hurdle handicap mile heats Con.
diiions ~ to cosng same as above Purse $500; first
horse, $500 second horse. 900
FOURTH DAY AruRpAv. SEPT l.--FIRaT ElcE--
Selling race, one mite and quarter Tor all ages; CON
aisions same as sailing race tho second day. Purse
$780, ilrst horse, 500; second horse, 500.
shcVSD RACE - Handicap, iour.mle heaIs Tor all
ages, entries 70 be made al twove O'CLOCK August 81
weights to appear at three o'clock ana 70
be made VT four O'CLOCK sune day Purse $i 900, first
horse. $500; second horse, $500
THIRD RAoE--Grand stecpiechase handicap, over the
same rs tour nile meats. Purse S50O drst horse $500
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CANADA RACES.

ToEosro, Ont, August IL, 1871
The holiday meeting of the woodbino Park Assooia-
ton o mnenced to-day
The hrst Ayeut, three minute trot, won by
Norway U,y rimc, 25ih -s.64ls .-c.5o
lie feeoni race, q 1881 trOt, was won by Fuof Boy
Time, 1t6--2 36--2.3,sl
me .ast event. a mile and nail dash. open al,
barring Inspiration ami Bh Bruce. -unnysldo by
head, BarDer second, Green Uioud third, Passion
fourth. Time, 2:4gM.
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BASEBALL.

Fully SIX thousand people, among them large nun.
Der Of ladies. were A. Prospect Park. yesterday after
10 witness the various games OF baseball The
scene was quite enlvenng, some twelve games
being in progress At The tipaa This put INTO
active work over Two hundred players Oh the forty
field. About four thousand spectators Assem- Dcd
at ground No 2 to $50 tho holly contested game be-
tween Two oil the leading amateur clubs OF Brooklyn
the winona and Hudson. rho remaining principal
game, which drew An audience Of about TWO thousand
was between two other heading amateur ciubs. tho
Nameless and Putnam Following arc all he scores -