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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
cssrs. Smith and White


To-day this gentlemen selected to play against the
Australian eleven will thor frss practices game at
tue 81 Georges grounds, HobcSen. wicke,s will be
pitched al throe p. NJ.
On saturday the return match between the 81
Georges and the Paterson united eleven will no
played ut the 81 Georges grounds, ut Hoboken
The following note been sent TO the gcntlens en-
invited TO play against the Australian team:-
With view Of selecting the best possible for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
ROWING EXTRAORDINARY.

Mr.. William Jacobs, of Cliton s. l., oarsman Of
some reputation, has since the LIST OF June, rowsd
distance OF 700 miles in single shell boat and expects
TO complete 1000 fniles before tho season 10 over
During the past month Mr.. Jacobs made two trips In
hts shell boat IRON chiffon 10 the Lshtsnip anu re-
turn, . distance Of over twenty Ave miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Tho Chester A. Arthur, Martha NJ, Sophia Emma
Peter O'Bricu, Cora D. and Tarantea won the prizes
In their respective classes, and the Martha n.
also awarded the champion pennant for making the
fastest time In tho Jib and mansal boats the
Tarantella came home from the GanRway Buoy.
Of eleven half miles, In 49m. 30s., won
derful time Tor a craft Of her inches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
SHOOTING AT BRIDGEPORT.

military rifc tournament took place yesterday at
scn0izcn PARK, Bridgeport, Conn. 1t was gotten up
as an Invitation meeting by tho Emmet Club, OF
Providence tor the purpose Of drawing together the
members belonging to some OF the Irish-American
rifle clubs. picnic also held In the ao;oining
grounds whiio the shooting was going forward.
Eight teams OF eight each had entered Tor the
match, but, owing to tue unfavorable state OF the
weather, only six OF them went before the butts
These were bridgeport Rifle Club; Emmet Club. Of
Bridgeport; sarsneld Club. New Haven; Irish-Amcr-
can Rife Club, New York; Company Is, Fourth hat
talon National Guard State OF ae Club
and the Robinson zouave providence Rife Club
The shooting Tor series OF prizes gwen by the
Emmet Club. and a sharp's military rifle presented
by that company to the winning team.
The American Rife club team left New York on
the eight O'Clock train. arriving at Bridgeport low
minutes before ten. Here they we're received by
delegation from the Emmett Club, consisting OF the
Town Clerk, Mr. Bernard Keating, exsneriG Leonard,
Mr. o'Douueli and others. Tho visitors wore
escorted TO tho club rooms OF the Emmett
Club, and IRON there taken 10 partake q
subs, antiai collation. The New Haven team did lot
arrive until afternoon, at which hour all the teams
vent 10 the ranges Here IL was found that What
with teams aEd their friends, crowd oil specta-
from the town and several Germans who we're
pracicng with mar trigger guns ring targets, tho
shooting shed was most uncomfortaDy crowded.
Canvas anu paper targets (nird ciass) werc used,
curacics OF tho markers Mt the butts, who sometimes
showed the wrong number to Ue recorded Tor snot,
and some paipaoie hits we're signaIcd as misses.
Tue Conditions OF tho matcn were:-Open only to
invited teams OF eight marksmcn; weapon, military
rife OF model used the States to which the
respectively belong; distance 200 yaras positiou,
standing ten rounds without any sighting shots; no
wipng only alter the first i've rounds entrance Too
Tor invited teams. Tue weather. although lowering
and threatening, kept up well during tho contest,
when lasied IRON Two until hapast i've O'Clock.
The following totals of the scores, Of
a possible 400 po'nts:-
Bridgepor. Rife Cup... Observation-Disclosures. 305
Sarsnclu CiuO, New Haven. Observation-Disclosures. 2y3
Company IS, FOurtb gtment................... go
IrIsh- American Rife Clue. ................... 253
bnmet Ctuo. 2O7
hOoinson l1b
Before lesv'ug Bridgeport The team Of the IRISH
American Rifle Ciup rendered vote of thanas to The
Emmett Club tor the hospitality received IRON that
body, aud pledged themselves to use their influence
IN bringing ABOUT Challenge to be shot at Crecd-
moor by the winning team a1d team TO be chosen
IRON the Irisu-Amcrican Riffs Club.
the winning team averaged 3Ss points per man,
using the Snarp's State model military ride-a record
which was looked upon as oeing remarkably good lor
q military match.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05


big race OF the day. Tor the 2:23 stecds, for
purse of $500. In this there were ten entrees but
only six Of ne horses came on tho track Tor me start
Bowen's bay mare TrampoIinc, james Goiden's chest
geldtng Dick Moore, A. Goldsmilh's bay seiding
Browns bay geding Sooner. This good hcld Of
speedy horses and the betting was lively on the re-
with wiiaa,r and DICK Moore as second and third
choice The pools were Tor quite large amounts, anu
il is believed that many dollars VIII change hands
when the race 10 finished Tomorrow.
First HeaL-rhe horses got a favorable scnd-of and
went round 70 the turn well together w:lcalr APP
Moore second, Trampoiine thru and tho others
bunched. The positions were about tho same past
the null. After this Widair and DicK Moore began 10
break up aud rum and In uc tor tho rost OF the heat
did very little square trottng Trampolinc could not
against running horses but kept IN third place
handsomely. The wire was crossed by Wildar first,
Dick Moore second aud Trampoline third; but the
judges set the rsl two back for running and
gave the heat to rrampoline. with Lady smell second,
Sooner tnIrd Alley fourth, DICK Moore lith, Wildair
sixth. Time, 0:35-1:l0-2:23
Second Hedt-At tho quarter Lady Sneil had found
polins pushed her somewhat, and Sooner good
third Alley, Dick Moore and Wildair stayed bonind
to be sxc,tins Now snsusd mag n,acsnt race b..
tween Lady Smell and Trampoline. They Irottod up
even with zach other, and for time one blanket
would almost have covered both horses. The others
were heap and struggling get OF II Tor the
race tho home quarter rrampoine fought her rival
inch by inch and then at the favorable period made
grand burst oil speed, and passed length ahead Of
Lady Smell who broke At The Tine Then the Boston
marc picked up her feet and came home sure Of the
heat. rrampons crossed the wire two lengths In the
lead, with Dick Moore second, sooner third. Lady
spsli iourth Wiidar attn. Alley SIXTH Tims 0:S5h-
I:11-2:M.
7Aiyd Heaf--This caused . change IN affairs. The
invorc, Trampoins, was displaced bv Sooner capi-
tai style. Sooner went into the lead by tho quarter
aud Kept It all through the heat despite every effort
that msdst wrsst from h,rr By the other horses
He came under the wire In steady, RAPID manner
very agreeable to witncss. Dick Moore captured the
secoud place from Tram pone, who cot third, Widar
fourth, Lady Smell nth, Alley sixth. Time, 0:36-
1lZ-2:24
Fourth Heat Pools sold rather against Trampo-
line, sooner, Dick Moore aud Widair coming into
favor with buyers. Alter much scoring the field went
OF we'll Dick Moore was handled nnely, beng
pushed to tho front and held there the heat
he was not disturbed much and the heat not
notable Tor anything beyond tho ordinary. Dick
Moore arst at the wire. Sooner second, Trappo-
limo third, Wildair fourth, Lady Smell nth, Alley
sixth. lime, 0:36-l:l2--224A.
As 1t was DARK by tnis time the race put over
until tomorrow.
SUMMARY
SANE DAY. Purse Of 5000 for 2:23 horses; $500 to
first $3.50 second, $50 10 third ana 500 10 fourth
horse; mile heats, three IN Eve, In harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Messrs. Fisks, Cuts and Howell each Killed two,
and Messrs. Livingston and Hunter killed zach.
The championship badge vas duly presented 70 Dir.
Kearney by the president, Mr.. Fiske After IN:
shoot subscription taken up for the benefit OF
the yellow lever sufferers and $50 raised, which
will be handed 70 Mr.. Ripley Ropes Of Brooklyn,
to-day by Nj. Fiske, behalf Of the Fountain Gun
Cul,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
BOSTON JOCnEY CLUB.

Bosror, Sept A. 1878.
The races which were to have taken place to-day
the Beacon course were postponed account Of the
storm, winch prevailed all day. The programme
arranged for to-day will DO carried out tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
DIR. CARVER.

81. PAUL, Mimi, Sept 4. 1878.
Dr. Carver, famous rifle shot Of California, gave
fine exhibition of glass ball shooting at this place
veatardny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Tho races on THURSDAY embrace 2:37 and 2:26
classes and have good list OF ENTREES In the %
class the on tries are bay stallion Hambietonian Nam
brino. buy stallion Sir william Wallace, brown marc
Emma, sorrcl mare Lady Dagget, brown geiding Tom
Briuon and bay goding John Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Australian match, October and q you requested
80 .ttsnd at the ST. GeorHe grounds oboksa
tito following days Thur September Saturday
Septoi Der .: Wednesday, ilih every "Wednesday
and Saturday up 10 and including September %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

SECOND DAT or THE rRorr1No MEETING.
MoRRELL THE WINNER OF THE TWO
THIRTY-FoUR PuRsE-ral orHER rRoT
UNFINISHED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
Providence, sept. 4, 1875.
Tho second day Of the September uotting meeting
Narragansett PARK not favored with very good
weather. All the afternoon q cold dr. zzng rain pre-
vailed, which made everything about the park moist
aud disagreeabs. There was . considerable at
tendance despite the dampnsss, including quite
number Of prominen. turimen Of New York and
Boston.
The two trois on the programme exctea warm IN
tines the changes OF the
victorious horses were received with delight and
thusiasm.
Horses OF the 2s4 and 2:2s classes appeared. Only
the 234 trot was flushed, the other being put over
until tomorrow forenoon, after four heats had been
uettsd, account OF darkness. The first race for
2S4 horses for purse OF $500. brought out the ol
lowing.
sTARrERs
Frank slavin's bay geiding Filecutter, C. Chacc's
chestnut geldlng J. G. Norreii, James Carpenters
back marc Jennie and Joe Doyle's bay marc
Delight In the pools J. @. Morrcl had the
call against tho leld and he great q
favorite that very httlo money was put up against
him. Morroll took tho race in three straight heats
aud thoroughly proved he was not matched In sany
great degree. He .trotted prettily squarely IN
each beat and made very few breaks. In the first
heat Filocutter second place alter some strug-
Cling with Delight, but toll of the others In the
second heat there was exciting contest the
home quarter between Delight jennie for second
place and both horses went under the wire neck and
urck ana heat declared 'sdead' by the judges
us lar position concerned. Delight, how
ever, captured second pnce IN tho third hca: very
neatly Tue tavorlte did good trotting in this
heat, ana was Interesting 10 witness his steady gait
and masterful efforts. The following Is the
SUMMARY.
NARRxGAyssrr PARK CRANsroN, r. I-WRpSEs.
DAY. SEPT A. 1S7S-SEcoND DAY OF THE FALL MEET
ING Purse OF $400 Tor 234 horses; $500 10 FIRST,
500 10 second $50 third $40 10 iouru horse.
Mile heats, best three IN five, IN harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK.

PorGHKEEPsIE, Sept 4. 1875
In consequences Of the storm tho rottinx an
nounced to come or at the Driving Park was post
poned until tomorrow, and will DO continued on
Friday ana SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Totnl. loS
Bowling analyss-soutter IS balls, SO runG Spragus
1O1 balls, 50 runs, wickets Giles 80 Duis IL runs.
stevens ~ balls. ~ runs, o wlcgeta
GfIks
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rs II ine oanefu habit had been INDUCED in, The
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heips etc. ana are specific for the above diseases
All persons must before contemplating marriage reflect
uat SOUND mind and body the most necessary rc0i
ses 70 promote eonnuhial happiness. Indeed without
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me nina becomes Swallowed with despair and ed wth
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VI iTlce rive Dollars, sent with full directions etc. TO
Any edd[ess For sale only at DR. C. A. Bohannar Office
70 OIL North tltth street. between Washington avenue and
"resn I street, St Louis, Mo- Established in 1857
E ilr Il ''freatlse Special Diseaxas- which gives
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-09
Scratch No More--"Itching Piles, !"

symptoms of which are moisture. like per
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81 cents ii box, or three boxes for SI25.
BY DIR, Swayne & Son. Philadelphia. Sold
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Ghe 99ailg AArgns.


THE GREAT LONDON SHOW
To Visit Rock Island Sooa-A nFa-ve
4 lous Exkibition--The Greatest
So Show on Earth.
This world renowned Arenic organization
will soon exhibit In Rock Island and en-
fold the wonders of earth, air, and sea in
connection with the finest circus company
in the world.
No show on the road this season receives
the Aattering newspaper attention accord
ed the Howe's London Circus. Menagerie
and Museum at every pause. 1t must be
wonderful exhibition If the half they say
IS true =~and they assert that every pledge
is faithfully kept with the public. We
look for the grandest turnout of the popu-
lace seen here for many years. The Al
bany In. Y. Evening Journal. Thurlow
Weed old paper. had this to say of it,
This great arenic aggregation c0mpris-
ing Sanger's Royal British Menageria
Dockrilfs Partisan Circus and Mardi- Gras
Combination gave their first exhibition in
this city this Afternoon to a crowded audi
ence, and fully came up to expectations,
They represented all they promised, ana
the tone of the entire performance was far
above anything of the kind ever seen here.
Prominent in the circus was the superb
bareback riding of Madame Elise DockrilI.
the celebrated Partisan equestrienne. The
great act performed by this lady has never
been equalled. Her riding aud driving OF
four wild horses was very sensational and
won the universal applause of the crowded
tent. Mr.. James Robinson shared the
honors of the dignitaries by his beautiful
riding, which must be seen TO be fully
appreciated There were twenty acts Oh
the programme and each one feature
and special gem 10 its line FIVE massive
elephants grouped themselves in pyramid
ard Flank Gardner turned double sumner
sault over then, Including the addition of
camel. The great troupe of tumbiers
showed fine culture. Calisthenic culture:
and r. II. Doekrill's beautiful trained
horse Ellington" went through his per
formanoes more faithfully than a sayings
banks president renders his statement
The menagerie is most Interesting. con-
tanning rare wild beasts from all quarters of
the gIo be. Their procession this morning
was the handsenest that ever paraded
our city, and its magnitude and expensive
appearance vas the theme of universal
comment
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-09
HNewGork Cincinnati Chicago
July /, 1877 Special. Express. Special
Skinner. breakfast +Supper
Advantages of the r. P. & w. Rou+e

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1t Is the only Route Running Palace Coaches TO
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ALLAN HAY CO..

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works OF the Great Exhibition are the ozokerii
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large variety of colors and sizes, for the parlor
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admiration. OAe kind Il marked 70 as to indicate
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ed In certain time These beautiful candles may
De seen at the Allan hay Company Depot, IIs9
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itates.-lNew York Observer
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Coed for. BahYes

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-22

-as last uovs-fy IS N tie military seenozy Of the
E-Ess EEr-oEcs. vticb las 5scrssi that bsresfarth
ia 1s1ai szIistzsus ''sazirg' SHAH net Be paid
s-lSis- ras re-salists- Ssr. this q sailing" al
vaues, IS pledge q sugags1s1t AID biaiizE
eozz1st . essentially ruraI s1s-sa, PertAiz5ag to
-Ae kirizgs" Or EzzzL ss-vi.s a the eosntry
wakes Ard fairs. and the net giving i Is an uugra
ei0-H ar rsAz VII g far 70 EFla against rs-snIiat
neat
So1s the age. AZ Siss. neissbor Ct AlPssass
EE--. FroisssiozsI eIrsssr ealls5 e Psrs Ger1rd
Ess soGzt-y vag. brosgst e hin Piaeh Ct siIk-
vc-z's eers Wiki he uistook forr1-s EsEsr SEEDS,
azs sase5 ssosssstioasiy. sseorsiaz 70 the recipe
Whsa he discovered ths hear he said usthirE. bat
rrrszgs. Re caused packet Of hsrrings' eggs
Be SAINT from PARIS 70 Ps-s Ge-1r5 together with
rArio1a real sssas- TIE ezuuing cid peasant. who
Ps-ussFs5 the trek A. srEt sght. prstsz5sa to be
EzsAziy ohIEsa t1r the present and 70 ssE the rev
sse1s- Asssr few days hoEeEer. he called upoa
IL E1s-saszr- - Nsesis1r Esrr," said lie, +" have
soEl tasss rev FErisriss vtish ySz gave re. aai
w1as 70 shov ths results" They wsnt together T.
tie Enr@sa. rhsrs Earr was EhoEu spIs1did bed
ofraa-Aa--i-EH, haa5I upwards. sasrEag h0a ths
e1-1hI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-22
Supplement to the Hawaiian Gazette May %, 1878.

the foot is dry and brittle and you leave the shoe
outside ol the braces or bars, the consequence is,
the foot drops through the shoe and pulls on the
top Of the boot. thus starting the crack. When
once started and the hoof being dry every time the
horses weight comes 90 the foot Il cracks more
and more until be is too lame to move, Fit does
not crack n the top ii will commence shell of
AZ the bottom u mean the rim Of the foot and the
shoe will cut up the foot-Always have the shoe
cover the brsceS-set the shoe 50 you can Just see
through 1uder the shoe from the last nail back and
your horse wi not have tender heels, for the heel
Is the thIuesI part Of tie hOof and always strikes
hrst when the horse is travelling. Corns caused
by wearing tight shoes, the loot grows out aud
takes the foot along, uri the heel Of the shoe gets
In the point Of the brace result, corn il makes
Gallons spot IN the corner Of the brace, and the
shoe keeps hammering IL, and /; grows mp 10 a
Poin. the inside and keeps prcking aud pressing
against the tender part OF the foot and the coffin
boue and no wonder the horse is lame
The cure is, dig out the corn, until Il bleeds,
being careful not 10 on the brace aud then with
hot pointed iron burn il OCT clsAn-this creates
Different sOCs-now take : little rosiu and sugar
and salt petre, little melted rosn, If you have
none OF the other a. hand and Ill the hole tull pui
on long shoe, let il cover the braces, ease the
heels drive Eve nails 10 the heels and your horse
will DC all right in short time.
n. B. Avoid all cheap horse-shoers- CABALLo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-05-22

Tbs j. su1.-c- rLit vollmes can be written upon
a. tie boz Cry climate il a caase Of cracks aud
cor-s- tli1k most al quarter cracks are caused
hy dry l1af from standing on dry board foors,
tAe ao-f Decli dr. and Hf-Isss. his Is also the
rEzse o. contracted ize-. bzE ueu EIu keeps horse
s-zaEiu- "a dry f1or and thee curse the black
-zilh because his tssJ grow sull = the heels-Wty
e. u tie El15 fset c1utact. becanse tie hf16 feet
ARK always - the moisture ard are consequently
Ell AID -=zi-hy- Tear Up your stable doors, suc
an 1 alIl 5-r- tsee f1rler article on staoIe doors
and 7 a-l warrant that 10 six months your horse
FORE feet Efl BE- 10 az good condition a. the hiGl
ones ard VII bold shoe i1st a. l0BE You SAY
-t1e horss ril paw tie dirt out, IN that case pu
ir s layer - p1uH1e1 stone, then I'll In clay vel
bea-el 6sEn aud you VII have good floor. o
c11-se rlis i some trouble. 1 s1mi--hut Lax
iz1r ol-LI n1l % be- in possession Of dne horse
BE- saes aoI Intend % I5lk after his interest znS
cuut1rf-o1r L. Return 70 cur mutton. Quartz
crscss cal also be caused oy bad sloeing: Den wi
sEr q tie shoer. leave the h-eis OF the shoe =ic
CT ard 1suy sh0ers vii Go 50; here IS TIE trouble