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Captain A. II. Bogardus, the champion wing shot
OF the world, expresses himself being highly
satisfied with his European trip. He has cxpe-
rienced soma difficulty in getting his baggage
and cups through the Custom House, but taxes
II easy and says the customs want It moro than he
does 1t can be kept In reply TO the article about
him by DR.. Carver In a morning newspaper, he only
says go. ready meet DR.. Carver IN good square
match on shooting, aud put up money to back H.
will also say that Will bet 500 thai DE- Carver will
not shoot me a match birds" He feels hurt think
that Dr. Carver should speak OF him in the way he
dd, but through friendly influence the TWO champion
shots may yoI made lrm friends
Alter seeing BogAEdus DR.. Carver was spoken to In
Tho Aslor H ouss. He says that he willing shoot
"A even match with Captain Begartus He expressed
himself very freely and said that he had been worked
up 10 making the statements did by cortain things
he had hoard He sad would be pleased 10 receive
n call from the Captain
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Tue horses had very good start, but as soon as the
1ag fell Kenny burst from tht, others und rushed
out OF The chute sat the nsii m,s' pole hall dozen
fourth, Hattie r. nth. Kenny Kept up hrs last
rate, spreading more daylight between himself
ana followers ali the way around the lower turn.
He came the quarter asret en- with dozen
lengths the best Of H. Shyiock second, nall length
In front OF Maumee Princeton fourth. Hattie r. min.
On went Kenny, with the others now RAINING their
best to ovsrtaks him. When kenny passed the
Judges stand no was leading tsn lengths, Shylock
second, hall length IN advance OF haumes, the lat
ter lengths ahead Of Princston, Hattie F. bring
lock began closing on Kenny, followed by the
others, ana at the quarter pos Kenny was only
six In front oil SnyocK, ths latter one length
In advance Of Maumss. VINO was on, length ahead Of
Ola Shylock closed the gap nicely between himself
and Kenny on the backstrstch, sna as they passed
the halmile pole Kenny had only length
lengths in front of Msumee, who a
neck OF Princeton, the lsrser two lengths
ahead oil Hattie +. Shyock and Kenny then ran
homestretcn head and head, Muumee tnird. Prince
ton tfourth, Hattie II. NTH. splendid finish, and
shylock won " three lengths. Kenny second,
ten lengths front oil Princeton, who had his head
IN front OF Maumee: HATTIE fifth Time, 2:57x
THrRD
for a purse OF $500, OF wnpcD $50 to the second
horse entrance free; froe handicap Threequarters
Of "a mile Entered Tor This were ". Assor's bay geld
hug vagrapI by Virgil, dam Lazy, Gears old, 100
lbs 4. w. Doswe's bay fly Majestic, by Lexington,
dali Ethan Las, years old, 100 lbs Powers Il
Vic 1Ol be-; j. A. Smnh's chestnut colt Bennett by
Harry Bsssett dam Bet Arlington, years Old, "a
lbs j. w. McMahen's brown colt Ike Boo
ham, by Bonnie Wood dam Viola. years old,
% los e Reeds bay aiIy Bonnie " GOD, by Bonnie
Scotland. dam W oodbIne, years old, l04 bs.; I.
Puryear Co Is Day colt, by Giiroy, dam Sister to
Ruric, yeirs old, 30 ios, and D. S.anord's ba, my
Fusiade, by War Dance, dam Fly, years old, SO os
The lew pools an nexod will show Of
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RACKnTS.

An unusually Interesting game OF racket, as be.
tween amateurs, was played yesterday afternoon at
the Of the Hoboken Racket Club. between John
Baggs and Thomas Good. In the course OF play Ing
rub being the best two In three games-each sue
ceedcd In putting out the hand OF the other six times
In succession without an ace. Tho first game OF
the serios most 1ercey contested, requiring
less than thirty innings before q decision
was reached. In It Nj. Good, who went nrst to the
bat, put out the hand OF Mr. Baggs some twenty ons
timcs with blanks This banking compliment ar.
Baggs returned TO Mr. Good, in that Same game,
Twenty-Five timea II In the latter part oil
this game that each blan KIDD the other six
times in SO many consecutive innings In
hts eleventh and twenty second innings. each
four fourteenth aud nnsteouth, each three nth and
third, each Two; u 81, nth1nnd thirteenth
min "a each one Mr. Good made twenty -one ana the
urst game. Al tho time Mr.. Baggs made
twenty, as foiiows:Five in his third, Jour 10 his
twonty rst, three In the hrteeath, two eacn In tho
eighth, sixteenth and twenty fourth and one each In
his tenth and lou rtscnth innings.
Having Won the lr.t game Mr. Good went arst to
the bat Inc second game. In each oil ms Nth aud
Seventeenth innings he made four aces, and Ia each
of cignt other innings he made 0ne-aggrcgating SIX.
eighth, sixteenth eighteenth aud tweniy.arst three
aces third, fourteenth and twenty third, each two
nith, seventh and eleventh, each ons--making
Being the winner Of a game. Mr. Baggs went nrss 10
tho bat In tho tnrd and last tussc. In his nrst and
seventeen, each one; eleventh and fifteenth, oseh
two; thirteenth, three; NTH, i've; and third, seven
aces. he made twcut ono aad his second game MI
Good had. In the same game maze thirteen aces, as
Sour the fifteenth, turse IN the ninetee IN
two the secoDd, and each 10 four other inninsa
Following Is tins sc Jrc ~ Jetaii:- :
Thomas Good--l 0O02OO01 04003OoO030e
JOIN Buss--o 2oIooaoo2ooloAo
02000000-2l
Thomas Good--0O1 o1O1010101o40o1o
OLD - !
Jona Basss-o oao1olaooloo2oaoaooso
2-2i.
Thomas Good--0 4 o o 1 00l01OOI 004O008-
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Boardman had the best OF the start, Bonnie Leaf
second, Elastic FLY third, Farley fourth, voturno
hith The youngsters very fast mp the fractional
track and they passed out OF the chute At the half
mile pole Boardman leading q length, Bonnie
Leaf second Voturno third the Elastic ally fourth,
Farley NTH Running around the lower turn
voturno ran up to Boardman and challenged
him ms he entered the homsstretch II was
. very exciIipg contest that followed, all the
way up the judges stand, every jump Of the colts
seeming excite the spectators more ana more
until the doubt the issue was decided. As the
colts passed judges the spectators still In
doubt and volturnos number the board mad to de-
eide the affair the finish Boardman
was six eight lengths in front Of Farley, Who was
third the Elastic lilly fourth Bonnie Leaf nth.
Time, l:04%.
SECOND RACE
was o purse of $780, OF WHOM 500 to the second
horse; entrance lee; Tree handicap; 0He mile and
nvc furlongs- There Ave starters, comprising j.
J. Bevns' mare HAtto f.. by Lean ington,
dam Bonnie Doom, years old. los lbs Welch's
bay colt Princeton, by Oakland, dam Wsmbat, years
old ia ins. I. T. l. W. H. Davis chssi nut horse
Kenny by Curies, dam Red Eye years DID, ITO Ibs.
ID. J. Lrouse's chestnut nily huumse, BY Revolver,
dam Emily Peytou, years oiIy IS lbs, ana X. Gra-
hams bay horse Shyiock, by Il xington, dam Ednh,
aged ia los The following areA lew OF the pools On
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The game OF baseball at the Jersey City Centennial
Ground, between the professional Browns and ths
professional Wtokas, was brought TO IN abrupt ter.
mutation, on account OF rain, when the Jersey City
club were at the bat Tor their fourth inning, they
leading of IN each inning. As they were TO- and did,
60 up The Hudson River by boat AZ carly hour on
tour, tho ending OF the game dual Tor tho day.
he game OF baseball at Troy yesterday afternoon
bet wecn the New Beaforos and Hay makers 10.
ternatons test but not oil the championship Sc
riea The visitors were successful The score al the
end stood New Bedfords, 8; Haymakers,
The game between the famous recunsehs, OF Lon.
don, Canada present chsmpions OF the
Association, and inc Forest Citys, yesterday, at
Cleveland, resulted favor OF the latter BY q OF
IL toS.
Tho games to be played to-day are as follows
Manchester vs. Worcester, at Manchcstcr-onc Of the
series Tor the championship of International Asso
citation; Utica Vs. Forrest CITY, at Cleveland, both
clubs belonging TO the International Association:
Bridgeport Hoyoke, ut bridgeport; Milwaukee We.
Boston, at Milwaukee; CINCINNATI W. Chicago, at
Cincinnati; indianapolis VS. Provdsncs taccording
to sc,edue to be played at Indianapolis but The IT'S
burg papers announce u to be played In that
cuy). these last three games OF the series for
the championship OF the National League; the Ma
topals vs. Stars, at Washington; Jersey CITY Browns
VS.. HUDSON, at Hudson, N. Y, and Fiyaway va New
York, AZ tho Union Ground, Brooklyn, Il. D.
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team or four men, representing tho prospect Hi
Rife Club, OF Now York. snot score IA correspond
spcs match with the ton Cub OF Spottsyivania
county, Va The match consisted oil nlteen SHOTS,
with any military rife The Prospect Hiii Club shot
At Creoumoor the Stonowall CLUB at summit station
range, 10 Virginia. The Prospect Hill Clubs score
stood $ follows:-
J. L. Pauldiug... 63 w. w. DoIgs........ 6S
g. Sse.............. SO J. j. Riley ............ "a
Total, 234. out Of u possible 300 points,
Tho ncinb ers OF the IRISH American Rihe Club snot
for the club trophy 200 aud 900 yards ut
eacn distance. The following wore Tho best scores
maoc:-
j. 1. q. Clarke. So +. +. M'llcr....... 40
N. ID. Ward. ......... SO j. Desmond. ......... 81
Tho New York Rifle Diuo ma,cn Tor the Scnovcrnpg
Badge took place u. 200 and 800 yards IL was won
by y. II. Holton q score OF 81 points
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BALLARD MATCH.
Al halpast two L. Al. the tenth competition Tor the
Ballard Prize d-rsngo rife. took place under the
manas ement OF the National Rife Association. TINS
Sf,csn shots without cleaning or sighting Shots po
sition standing; weapon, any rife; prize 10 be won
three times before becoming the property OF the
winner There forty.three entries yesterday.
Three scores were salowsd aud three competitors
rere ed before anshing Tue remainder OF the scores
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sweepstakes sarasoea to carry lbs extra Madens
allowed Z los. Five turloaes
Powers Buckles b. c. voiturno. by Billet, dam
spr,gn.y' 100 IDS ao,s =. Bsosa)
Lewis s.:sa.' Gu Farley. :; Array. ana Lady
Ep Sss. - Ca: Dr. Sy I:.nsrssa ss9
W; As'Gr's ?. : Bonnie Leap. BY Bonnie scS.snS
Gam IVY Ieai' 70 i9s. .....tBro"n'
TEE RACE
SANS DAY.-Purse $40O oil which $50 to the secone
horse; entrance free; free handicap Ons mile ana
R. s Grab.m's B. b. shylock, by Lexington, dam
7. B. & w. r DAVIS CHI. b Kenny. by curss, dam
sss Eye ysass ola l ~ ot:na dam wo~
D. j. cfeuss's a ch =. Saum.e. By Revolver, dam
). J. Berin's ch. NJ. Hattie r.. " Lsamingion.
dam Bonnie Doom 8 yssrs old. los lbs. tBlayiock)
THIRD RACE
SANE DAY.-Purse $500, OF which $50 to the second
horss; entrance tree; Tree handicap. rhres-quar-
Starters
c. Reeds b. T. Bonnie W ood. BY Bonnie Scotland,
H. Standards b. I. Fusiiads. BY War Dance. dam
W. Isior,s b g. vssrans BY Virgil, dam Lazy, .
Powers ST. sasks's D. Kate clas.on. BY Billet
dam LiZzy Vic. years old, 10l lbs. IL Booth)
Thomas Puryear Co. 3 b. c. by Giiroy, dam Sister
to Ruric years old, 90 lbs. .(Brown)
Thomas Doswelrs b. l. Majestic, by Lexington,
dam Ethan Lass, years old, 100 los. lBarrett)
J. A. Smiths CHI. 6. Bennett, by Harry Bassett,
dam Bet Arlington, years old, - lbs .(Harvey) z
j. 4 W. McMahons b. 9. Ike B0nhsm, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Viola years old, 30 lbx &C. Booth)
Time l:lSh.
rHs FOURTH RAcE.
SAME DAY.-Purse $500; entrance FREQ; the winner
10 be sold At auction Tor $780, II entered 10 be sold
tor 81 900. allowed l6s Tor $3.50, allowed 10 lbs for
$780, II lbs. Tor $500, "a lbs. Ono mile and an
eighth.
j. A. Smiths Oh. t. Mamie H., by Glen Athol, dam
SaIlie Watson, years old, $500, 10 lbs: -.
e.. BOOTH i
R. Graham'sb. c. W. L. Higgins, by Pat Maloy dam
Yellow Bird, years old, $780, "a lbs. ..(Barreti)
John w. wymir's b. T. Miss Maioy, by Pat Malioy,
dam by Engineer, . years old, $3.50, Ss los.
(Sbeldon) 8
T.. HARRIS b. G. Vermont. by Virgil, dam Mamie
Bu,sr A years old. $780, "a lbs. MAhonsy)
r Graham 3 b. b. Huck,eberrv. by Hurrah, dam
by Miisr's Wagner, aged. $500, lou ibs ......-..
(FtzpalricK) 8
THURSDAYS kAcyS-PooL SALES.
There will four races on thursday, commencing
with a sh mile Tor purse OF $500 Tor all ages,
weight 7 lbs below The scale The second event Is u
mic and Ave furiong handicap for all ages for
OF $500 The third purse OF $4c0, Tor all ages, SELL
inc allow anccs dis anco mile Q quarter, and the
fourth nandicxp for all ages five hurdles, Tor
nurse of $3.50 Tho pool sales tho track this alter
noon Tor Snese events were as foIlows:-
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The horses went away as II they were frightened,
Ike Bonbam leading, Fuslade second, Kate Ciaxton
third, Vagrsnt fourth, Bonnie Wood htn. Majestic
sixth, Bennett seventh, Brother OF Grnstead eighth
They kept the clip up through the fractional
track, and they rusnsd Of the chute a.
the hall mile pole Bonnie WOOD In front,
vagrant second, Ike Bonaam third, Kate Ciaxton
fourth. Fusisde 9th, Majestic sixth, Bennett sew
entb Brother OF Grinstead eighth. Bonnie Wood mad
tue tue lower turn. She at her ease
and played with the others. coming mono hand I'VE
lengths In front OF Fusade, the latter hall length
ahead OF Vsgranl, Kate Cisxton fourth, Brother to
Grinstoad film, Majestic sixth, Bennett seventh, Ike
Bonham eighth. lime, l:lsk.
YoUkrH
was for purse OF $30v entrsnce irce the winner TO
be sold al auction 81 GOO II entered to Do sold
for 81 900, allowed nve pounds II for $780, allowed
ten pounds; II for $500, seventeen pounds; ~ tor
$500 twenty-iour pounds One mile and AN eighth
There were i've starters. These were j. W. Wynn's
bay MY Miss Mslloy, by Pat Msloy dan w Engineer
TO be sold tor $500, carrying So lbs; r. Grahans Day
colt ". 4. higgins by Pat Mailoy. dam Yeliowbira, 4
years Old, $780, - ibs. the same genuenan's crown
horse Huckieverry, oy Hurran, dam oy Miiier's
Wa ner, aged $500, 100 he ]. H,rrs bay colt Vcr-
mon by vngiI, dam Mamie Butker years Old,
$780, ~ los ana A. smiths chestnut My Mamie
H., by " On Atnoi, dam Sse Wat sou, 4 years old,
$500, SO lbs rbe following are a lev Of the pools
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SARATOGA RACES.
Eighth Extra Day of the
Saratoga Association.
MODERATE ATTENDANCE
Four Interesting Raccs-VOlturno, Shylock,
Bonnie Wood and Mamie H. the Winners.


SARATOGA, August n, 1875
The racing to-day very good and gave great
satisfact,on to the spectators. The weather was
threatening in the morning, and the attendance ~
the course was moderate consequence.
Four events on the card. leading on with hve
Iurlongs for two-ysar-ods, the race being won by
Dsauty from the West, volsurno BY imported Billet.
by voltigsuE
The second race mile and Eve iurlonss-was wen
Sovereign
The third race was won in good style BY Bonnie
Wood ana the fourth by Mamie H.
The following gentlemen were the onacers Of the
Say
Judges-Messrs. Bowie, Cammack and johnson.
Tsmers-Messrs. Smith and Whsley.
.Secretayy-C Wheatly.
Ssarter-W. N Conner.
FIRST RACE
was for q purse OF $500, entrance free. for two
yearoas carry los lbs, with the usual allowance
to nIIies and gedings Winners Of any sweepstakes
ut Saratoga TO carry lbs. extra Maidens
allowed lbs Five furlongs There were
six for this event. comprising L. Brewster
4 Co.'s bay Oily by bennington, dam Elastic
9s lbs; P. Lorillard's bay colt Boardman
by Bonnie Scotland. dam woodbine, los lbs I;
w. Astors bay lilly Bonnie Loaf by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Ivy Leaf, 90 lbs. Powers Buckles bay colt
volturno, by Billet, dam Sprigntly, los lbs, and
LOUIS Stearn's chsstnat colt Farley, by Alroy dam
Lady Cuipepper 9s lbs. The pools were in favor OF
yoiturno. as will be
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NEW foRk HERALD THURSDAY SHEET


Sadowa; T. B. and w. r. Davis b. G. by Hing Alfonso,
dam Penslope; b. oy War Dance dam Fiorac; Oden
BoSis's Oh. T. Joy. by Cate-by, dam iiiiarily; A.
Belmonrs ch. C. by bennington. dam Delight; b, C.
Lucky, by imp Iused. dam imp Fluks: ch c.
Tursnne, by Kingnshsr, dam imp. Oh. Carita. by
imp lllussd, dam imp, Gambia; james Evans Co. .
b. 9. CHRIS Doyle, BY Cape Race. dam Molly Ford; B.
c. by Cape Race, dam by Norborn; A. NJ Conner's
CHI. l. Gidelis, by imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam Waltz
NV Lay
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CREEDMOOR.
AMATEUR CLUB AND BALLARD xATcKIs-
CLUB COMPETITIONS

CLUB COMPETITIONS.
Shooting commenced At quarter to eleven
A. NJ at Crcedmoor yesterday, with the second
competition for tho Amateur Club long range
prize. This match Is shot al 1000, ll0O
and 1900 yards, anu consists Of nisssn shots at
each distance The conditions are the usual ones gov
sruing long range matches The prize viii be awarded
at the end OF tho that competitor who shall
have won 1t oftsnest The weather was very bad Tor
shooting whilc tho competitors were at 1000 yards
and tho scores we're low. The afternoon was fairer,
and The scores at 100 and 200 yards show marked
impr oycmeut over those Of the former composition
The record stood follows alter the Withdrawal Of
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PEDEoTRIANISM.

Hughes, the champion long distance pedestrian,
who Is matched against o'Leary. began six-days'
walk at tue Rink Monday morning. Ills condition
Is mucn better than that OF O'Leary's In his London
match. On his 23lst mile no had the advantage
of O'Leary's LONDON time by three laps. He mAde
his 2sstn mite IN Tim 13s. his 239th In l6n 81 |;
240th Ism. 21s 2l1s,, lon. 49s. aud PAID In l5n Is
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YACHTING NOTES.

sloop Regina, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. W. A. N Stewart, from
Newport, passed the HERALD Telegraph Station at
Whitestone, L. l., yesterday forenoon, route 10
New York.
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BOAT RACE AT ST. JOHN.

ST JOHN, N. B., August q, 1878.
The three-mie four-oared rnce OF Buy Shore this
afternoon, between tho McLaren crew, OF Carleton,
and the Brett crew. Strait Shore, was won BY the
former. No time tnken
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BASEBALL.

The game Of baseball on the Union Grounds yester.
DAY afternoon between the Flyawsy and Montgomery
clubs was of the series for the silver ball and whip
peunaut Tho game was umpired by Mr. Brennan,
and lasted two hours aud quarter. Score:--
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FnssA ~. y.
Friendship Of New York--w. Hurley.
A. Robinson T. Evans and L BIZ
Eiaa asan" Of Portsmouth. v...D. Cal.
i.han, I. Gallagher, 7. Rely and T.
THIRD mRAr-Yous OARS
Saugerties, of saugertes, N. W.
philipps J. Young, p Young and J.
zsphyrs Of D.;rca-D Ivnn. j. Nc.
Gregor, r. Oliver and =. ". Heating. 2 Not timed.
Olympcs. OF Albany. ii. Grvin, P.R.
German. I. snsehy and NJ. Mooahan. disqualified.
FOURTH HEAT-FoUa OARS.
centennial OF Detrolt--P. Kceier, John
scnaer, Il. stegmeyer aud J. g. Posse.
Lonxus,I Of Mon,rsai-F Foster. l.. T.
Pel, H. Psll and ". L. ar..........2 OF
Arlington, oil Brooklyn--G. w. Thomas,
v: Young, A. J. Valentine and G.
W. 1ayn!ar: .;.:....:................ Disqualified.
y. Campbell, Eurekas, Newark. o6
r. W. Morgan, Potomacs, District ofGo-
~ plsAL nEAr-skSlos SINGLE SOULS.
@. w. Lee rritons. Newark. O0k
r. W. Ra,hborne, Athletics. New York 2 IA
H. MCMILLAN Vespcrs. Pcnnsylvaniu.... 20
r. Mumiord. Perseverance. Louisiana 4ok
FINAL HEAT-DoUBLE SOULS
Hope, OF New Ortcans-P. Powers aud
Muiuas. Of Xibsn;-c ricpeuGrns ana s'N
W. $. Mossly.......... Not timed
Mutuals, Of Albany .................... s O5
Saugerties, OF Saugerties. ............. 8 lax
EureKas. OF Newark. .................. Not timed
Certenpials, OF Detroit. Not timed.
DISTRIBUTION OF TIE PRIZES.
Three or four hundred boating men and their
friends gathered Park Hail In the evening partie-
pate promenade concert and witness the
presentation OF prizes to the victorious oarsmen
at tho regatta. The vctors sat tho
stage, modest, unassuming set OF fcllowa
Shortly before ten o'clock Mr.. Kennedy, OF The Nu-
ttonsl COmmitee, introduced 10 the audience and
ne mnde short and creditabs Speech In the course
Of which he highly complimented The Newars
clubs aud tho Newark people for tho en-
cisnt and generous part they mutually
bore in the ardu0us work Of tho regatta. Tncy had
gwen It "a real royal support" As Tor the prizes.
all could not win, Dut he was glad our friendl
from Dixie had Carried OF something. This remark
provoked very loud applause.
Mr.. Kennedy then introduced Congressman
Peddic, WHO, tho absence OF the Mayor, pre-.
scented tho prizes 10 the winners, ioll0ws:-
EXCLUSIVELY wrought medals embiematc OF the
several events, to George Bowsby, Jr.,
MicniRsn, junior s,ngle souls; George ". Lee,
Tritons. Newark, senior single SOULS; J. O'DonueL
and p. Powers Hope, New Orleans, double souls; c.
q. Bulgrr ana II. u Graves, Mutual. Albany, pair
oars; Buger, Graves, Null and Wilson, Mutual, Al
bany, four oars
Lee, when he received hts prize treated to
loud and hearty cheers; put when the
Dixie boys stood up to reCoive their
trophies the audience shook tho bulldog
with their thunders Of applause 1t several
minutes before quiet was restored. Aitarward ths
clubs OF each winning man were presented with
beautif uliy wrought silk banners
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HuckicDerry was 10 front wnsn the nag fell, Mamie
Il. second, Miss Msloy third, W. l. higgins fourth,
Vermont 6ftn. From last to nrst Vermont showed
the way In front Of the Judges, Mas halioy second
Higgins third, Huckleberry fourth, Mamie X. NTH
Cong around the upper turn Miss Mailoy showed
head IN 'front.' Huckieberry secoud, one length IN adj
vance OF Higgins, who Two lengths ahead OF Yer.
moat, the latter half length in advance OF Mamie
n Wien the horses reached the naif.mle
pole Mss Malloy had the best Of u,
Aucxieberry second, head IN advance
OF Higgins, Mamie H. fourth, Vermont Nth. MISS
MaIloy showed the way around tn, lower turn, but
when she got into the homsstretch she quit and Hig-
ems took the lead Tor a ume. Then Nanais H. email
ienged, and atcr o brief wrangis Win Higgins she
csnie away gradually and won capital race by
length Higgins three Myths In front of Mss Maoy,
Vermont foursn, Huek seberry hfth, the old horse
pulling up lame. and II was SAID that be was broken
down IN MS on forsleg Time OF the race, 2:0oH.
The following are the
srxnArfEs
EreuTu EXTRA DAY SlRAroCA AssocfA.
rroS--wKpSgsDAy, August Il -Pur 70, $500; entrance
free: TOR eur-ous TO carry 100 los usual
allowances TO niiss and gsdinXI winners oil any
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ERIE RACES.

ERIE, Pa, Angus II, 1878
This was the second DAY OF the Erie races. The
unfinished $40 race was won by Valiant who took
the second third and sixth heats The following Is
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CHARTER OAK PARK.

SECOND DAY OF THE SUMNER MEETING-THE
TRoTTING POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
RAIN-HAMBLEroNIAN MAMBRINo WINS TWO
HEATS IN THE rwENTY-EIaHT GLASS AND
EDWARD THE FIRST HEAT IN THE TWENTY
-FOUR CLASS. .-
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Quarter. Hdy Mue.
First heat. ........... 3tL 1:lU 2.l9H
The programme Tor to- morrow, including the post.
poned races. viii make brilliant aay's sport the
hotcls crowded With distinguished men from all
paris vf the COUNTRY.
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BOGAkDUS AND CARVER.

.rss-Nr. A. V. Applegate, Of South Amboy.