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LONG DISTANCE WALKING.

ENSIs AND HARDING IN MATCH or ONE
HUNDRED MILES ENNIS THE WINNER.
Tho walking match Of 100 miles between John
Eunis, OF Chicago, and William Il. Harding. OF Now
York, Tor $3.50 side, commenced ut the American
Institute yesterday morning at four O'Clock. Ennis
the best condition. and made bis laps eight to
the mile, with confidence and regularity Ho walked
the FIRST mile IN 1lm Is, Harding being one second
less IN going the same distance Tho second milo
credited to Ennis In Gun. 52S Harding On. 51s.,
while the third wns-Ennis On 3gs. Harding. On.
Is Ebuis waiKod Ave mules IN Igm. 50s and HarJ-
ing oomplIsned the same distance IN 4sm. Ais
When Haruing had COMO fourteen miles he rested 16m
l5r, and upon his temperatures Ennis was two miles
ahead, which advantage lie not ouiy mali tanned, but
Increased. During tho twenty seventh mite Harding
rested - minutes anu at tue tho iortetn mile
ana nifty yaras again lett the track and did
return The gwen by his hacker for his early
withdrawal were considered satisfactory. He said
that Harding's health had poor Tor several days.
ana his iect we're In a bad condition.
Euns kept pcgRiDg away aud alter scoring fifty
mics he stopped In. Ion. 70 confer with Inc hacker
OF his opponent This conference being satisfactory,
Ennis resumed waking, making the lity-second mite
IN lon. o., and the my third In 20m. 40s Then he
desreu TO withdraw, as u "wasn't any i'm TO walk
alone" whcreupon ne was declared the winner The
last tap OF the hf,y third mile made by Ennis IN
81 seconds, showing that he was SIN fresh and
strong.
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The score OF the Different teams Is follows, out
of a possible score OF 1000
CREEDMOOU.
THE FIRST DIVISION CAVALRY IBAcTIcE FOR
THE MARKsMAN's BADGE.

THE FIRST DIVISION CAVALRY IBAcTICE FOR
THE MARKsMAN's BADGE.
Tho cavalry organic atoms OF the Frat div sion,
NG.S.N.Y., sent their marksmen 10 Creeduioor yes
tcrday 10 perform their regular practice aud qualify
for the Marksman's Bad Tor the current year Tho
weather was very favorable for practice at the 200
and 800 yards ranges, which troops armed with thu
csrbine shoot aud fair proportion OF the mcn
cccdcd In securing the badge Colonel H. j. Budke. Of
the Third cavalry, commanded tho dctach ment, and
Captain A. 4. Decker acted rs division inspector Of
rife practice tho following the details Of the
practcc:-
Separate Troop A sont twcnty-one mon under Major
Kari Kline. Sixteen OF them qualified as iolows:--
Lieutenant Johu ws,goid, SO, Sergeant Major =. A.
Nagel, 30; Corporal J. Ditteobufg, 81; Private J.
Klctt 80; Lieutenant NJ. Hedt 20; sergeant ii. Her
mann 70; Corporal J. Klein, 2o Quartcrmastcr Ser
eeant g. f. Epplt, q; Private Psnntsch, u Private
I. CherckIe, 81; Buyier g. Sietzer, ~; Private y.
Young, 20; Corporal stacky, 70; Major IL Klein,
70; Corporal II Zobci, 70: private A. Werner, 70
twenty tour members OF separate troop u shot Tor
tho badge. Tuoy were commanded ny Captain L. l.
Baker. Twensy-ous qualified as ,oilowss-Sersean'
j. r. McHugb, 40; Sergeant IL. ID. Kelsey, IS Quarter
master sergeant c. H. Pasco 81 Sergeant NJ r. Ross,
SO; Lieutenant ". s. Harrison, "a Corporal n. l.
Dryer, SO; Private !. l.. Voorhls, 81 Private w. Il
MIilcr 10; Private j. RozeIl, 20; Private Buckboe,
2s Sergeant o. A. Fuller 81; Corporal J. Z. Batter
son, u; Private H. A. Besles, y; PRIVATE A. Moore,
~; Private ID. '. Dsvoo. u; Private A. W. Crnlk-
shank. 20; Private ). Bailey, z6 Sergeant d. VIII
son, 25 Corporal y. Halstcn, 20 Sergeant n A. no.
vey, 20.
Colonel II. j. Budke had oignty.two former marks
men ON the range Captain J. n. Vebsiago super,n-
tenucd The practice iu the course Of the Day ser
geans W. H. Biume, OF company \, Of this regiment
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Walter A. Purcell, Denis p. O'hsiiL Jehn W. Dunn
and Michael j. Murray were the leaders. In fact, u
was i'm possible to decide which Of them had the beat
title the medal, wherefore II was resolved 10 give
each con plimentary mention instead oil the prze
Diplomas for the CONNIE rcal course were also con-
ferred by the Cardinal upon J. Hall, n Fzserad and
Frank Waters James =. Hall pronounced the vale
dictory 10 his fellow graduates alter which State
Senator Ecclesne addressed them, calling up the In
spratoo Of the classics Of Olympus, the Greek gods,
Roman kngs and ancient statecraft Tor their Denen
aud earnestly appealing to them to honor themselves,
their country and their alma mater. Caruiaal NC
Cioskey asked TO mako few remarks, but grace
fully declined the ground that he would not mar
Senator Ecclesnes effort His Eminspce, as he passed
out pleasantly complimented the State Senator upon
his speech.
Tho exercises were now closed, and the numerous
tneutshed assemblase partook OF an elaborate
cold collation.. which was served IN the dining room
O the college.
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shot scers which tell below the ausfyiss standard
He then went to Captain w. Burton, The chief Of
scorers and requested him 40 fix The score" -
qualify him Tor tho badge. Captain Burton rspr.
inaDded him severely and reported Inc offence u
Colonel Budke, who Will make II tho subject OF .
court martial. Another Case oil attempted fraud Ia
obtaining score is suspected and will he made the
subject OF an Investigation.
Forty-one members OF the regiment qualified tor
the badge ON the following scores:-Prvaie II.
Sieyus SO: Quartermaster Sergeant @. 7. Arscohn,
a5 Sergeant Q. Pneser, IS; sergean. Kolsman, 81;
sergeant A. Chaser, "a; sergeant h. Holster. SO |:
Private ]. H. Gerken, 80; Private J. Rada-
macher, 81; Private A. Il. Roster ~; Lieu
tenant j. Sack, 81; Sergeant II. Grisrs.
81; Captain Q. F.edermann, 81; Corporal
" below 80; Corporal II. Leopold 80; Colonel J. h.
Budks 30; Captain II. G. Vehsiage, 20; Veterinary
Surgeon o. +. Ros 20; Private j. Lomford, 70; Lieu
tenant w j Kles, 20; Corporal Q. H. SCHROEDER, 2si
Captain j. c. Kobbe IS; Lieutenant Colonel ] Berger
%; Sergeant q. Hafers, 81; Private g. Field, e.
Yr;va.s H: Fe,aoliz, q; Private ~ MsrDss. q;
Captain j. Ferliu, 81; Corporal d. Moritz
81; Corporal J. Zimmerman, 27; Private
H. Herbold, 81; Adjut.at ~ Won Bremen
81 Sergeant q. Feldermsn, %; Private j. H. Norton
2s Private H. Hohle, 20; iioat,"ant {; Leopold. 20
Lieutenant G. Volkers, 20; Leutn. snt H. q Heldner,
25; Sergeant q. Panukuch, Is; Sergeant = Loesch>
man, rs; Lieutenant II. Doscher, g, AIeutenant "
Ia 25.
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AMHERST COLLEGE.
THE PRIZE sfEAKINo AND PRESENTATION OF
TRIzEs

THE PRIZE sfEAKISG AND PRESENTATION OF
IRIZES
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
AMHERST, Mass, June "a, 1878.
At the close Of tho Kellogg prize speaking tonight
the follow ing prizes were announccd:-
Hyde Prze-Alden +. White, Danvers. Mass.
kellogg Prlzos-Sophomore, A. n. Milliken, Bos-
ton, Mass. FRESHMAN, A. n. Underhil, New York
city.
Hutchngs Greek Prze-First, II. A. Christie
Lowell, Mass second, h. l.. Mcleu, BrooaGeld,
Mass
Shakespeare Prze-A. ID. smith, Westboro Mass.
English Composition Prlzes-First, u. G. Foiger,
Brooklyn, n. r. second, e. IA. Pcrcival, Waterviile
Me- honorable mention, y. III. Carson. Brooklyn.
Ny.
Warren German Prize-tirst. j. f. Jameson, AM
herst, Mass second, w. A. Sargent, Boston, Mass.
French and Italian Prze-A. ID. Bssoii, Ahme-
dupggur, lndia.
sawyer Prxe--G. A. Strong, Boston, Mass.
Walker Mathematical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
II. r. Ralle aver, Mass secoIu. A y. Bcmis
ngncd; third, y. A. Gaylord south hadlcy Falls
Hrcshmcp-firsI L. J. Goodrich sacramento Cal. |;
J. y. Kemp, Brooklyn, N. "
shepard Aineraiogicai Przes-Frst, q. II. VIII.
iams, Utica, N. Y. second. III. b. Carleton, Ambclin
IsA; tnird, Gay HnsdaIr, Brooklyn, y. \.
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MANHATTAN COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT ExEEcisEs YEsrIRDAY-THE
DIPLOMAS CoNFEaRED BY CARDINAL M'cLos-
KEY.
The commencement exercises OF Manhattan College.
nj l3lst street aud the Grand Boulevard attracted
brilliant rong OF the ellie OF the cys Cathoc pop
uatiou yesterday afternoon among whom the TAR sex
were cspec ally conspicuous In numbers The elevated
parerro the rear Of the college, facing broadway,
was covered with awning drcked with streamcrs o.
rcd, white and buc, while the portal was decorated
with the Papal banner and the national colors In
the middle OF the parterre mag nlceut bed OF How
ers, shrubs aud exotic plants had been raised. On
the platform, behind gorgeous nowor baske. sat His
Em,nercc Cardinal McCloskey, who wore the Cardi-
Dal's robe and the beretta; Mr.. Charles o'Conor
vicar-Genorai QUINN Rev. J. NJ. Farley, as well as
numerous other dgnitaries OF the Catholic Church |;
Erastus Z. Benedict Chancellor Of the Board o. Re-
gents OF the University OF the state OF New York;
Colonel Frederick A. Conkiing, Emigration Commas
slouer Lynch, State Senator Ecciesinc, exCommis-
sIoner I'D q. DoDneily aud many other we'll known
men
The exercises began "a. three ococs, "hen the coll
leee band Of t~enty seven played In manner very
creditabc TO such young amateurs, "Naouco" Mr..
j. DoDohuc on the part OF The graduating c'ass, adj
tesscd the Cafuina thanking HIS Emincbco Tor tho
nonor conferred upon mo college by hts presence.
Daniel y. Curtin. another graduate, spoke on 'Au-
thorty and Liberty ana John l.. Dunn on "Regio,
Bicis.i," projecting the triumph OF the Church
over tho assaults oil ialsc science and ialse
philosophy. The .a college orchestra now played
Patrick A. McManus delivered nm oration on elm
divIdualty," and Bartholomew j. Farrell gave read
Ing "f,inale HerUism." The college choir sang
Lambs "re Deum y with orchestral impairment,
showing evidences OF careful training Walter A.
Purccl spoke on the "Idolatry OF Mental Culture"
combating its excuses AZ tho expense Of iath aud re-
Igion, and John ~ Doan pronounced an appeal Tor
truth After the college baud had played seiec-
tons from verdi's sUn Ballo In Maschera" The Cata
nal conferred the the fourteen graduates
whose names were published IN the HERALD Of
June IA.
MEDALS COsFBRREn
number OF handsome medals wcrc also conferred.
That Tor philosophy, upon Daniel n. Curtin Tor mabe
fna,ics upon Waiter A. Purcell; Tor eocution, upon
John N. DoiaD; Tor good conduct awarded by ma.
Jority vote oil the studensL upon H. Han, aud ior
the best essay on the subject, "Wbat Is MoneyW
tawaraed by the siumnD, upon Patrick A. MoManus.
as these gradustes reserved thor beautiful medals
IRON tho hands Of the Cardinal tnefo was much APP
plausc.
medal for classics competed for by tho class
Of u.s. oil winch Messra u. n. Curun. John N DoIan.
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ST. AIMS SCHOOLS.

The parochsl school attached 10 st. AIMS Church
in East Twelfth street, gave varied and Interesting
entertainment in the GermanIa Theatre yesterday
afternoon. Cssthsnics. music and song were agree
ably sandwichcd between tho farce "a Sea OF
troubles" which was enacted by the boys. and the
drama .rhs Witch Of Rosenburg," which was enacted
by the girls In the farce equity uncle was cured OF
his passion for s.Hamet" aud his govt AZ
the ,ime by affectionste nephew's stratagcm
the witty speeches and actions OF the young
STEERS elciting unbounded mrth. In tho drama vlr-
tuous girl was restored TO the arms OF loving aunt
who personated sn old woman TO test the character
OF her unknown niece, TO whom sho WAS unacceunt
ably attached. All OF the characters IN both eces
we're we'll represented Many nrst premiums and
crowns Of honor wore gwen to Inc pupils
little miss read address 10 Father Prcstoh who
responded by pointing out to his hearers the neces
SHY OF SOUND Cathoiic education II they would COM
bat tide Of nhdety, which ends IN all social dis
Orda
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Haze, N.Y.C, Mr. II. J. Morton, from
Now YORK. passed She HERALD station at Whtestone,
l.. l., yesterday morning, cruising eastward
Yacht Dreadnaught, which ran aground opposite
Mamaroneck on Sunday, came Oh In 9 short time
without damage.
The schooner Yacht Dreadnausht Mr.. Charles
Osborn. New York Yacht Club, went aground on Sun
day last near Mamaroneck, and was supposed to DO
seriously injured She loaled on at high tide yestcr
day morning. aud taken down 10 the city and
put the dry dock On examination her injuries
were found 10 be of a trivial nature.
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EDUCATIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Mayor Howell sent 10 the namos Of the following
gentlemen yesterday for confirmation by tho Brook
yn Common Council as members Of tho Board OF Ed
ucation James J. Rogers, Daniel Walsh, Felix
Campbell william n. Cole, John Y. Cuyer, +. w.
Fischer, n. J. Gates Daniel AauJer, A. b. Richard
son, William Schwarzwalder. William h. Sprague.
John Williams, J. II. Spartan, George H. Fisher and
Sidney v. Lowell. Tho Board decided 10 lay the NOM
nations on the table for ono week.
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YACHTING.
new YORK DAY REGATTA.

The Committee ON Entries Tor the New YORK Bay
regatta last evening at their headquarters III the
Hoffman House. Mr.. Joseph Mobiles presided as
chairman, AMI Mr.. John W. Sawyer, who Dad great
part OF the executive worK on his hands, reported
that twenty-cight boats were already entered, I'VE
more were heard from, and these last, with various
others. would doubtless regularly reported on be-
fore O'Clock to- night when tho right OF entry
will cease Tho following boats recorded on the
committees books In the order named:-
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A LONG PULL AT THE OAR.

SIX or THE BACHELOR BADGE CLUB LFAvE
PHILADELPHIA roR NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno "a. 1873.
This afternoon tho six-oared barge Linda, OF the
Bachelor Barge Club, named by Captain John W.
Buchanan, W. W. Fighter, A. Maxwell Sheppard, b.
v Howell Harry G. Miller. W. N. Gardner and John
H McFadden, started from the Marke, Street wharf
for New York. They reached Bordcntown, N. j.. this
evening. where the night will DO spon Tomorrow
morning they will Trenton, and after dInncr
TO Bound Brook. Wednesday they will pull TO New
Brunswick, where they VIII BIO met by tho Alcycn
CLUB OF BrooKlyu, VIII oh will escort them to New
York. whore they will remain three days II has not
been decided whetnor they wiiI row back or not
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A FAST FOOT RACE.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a, 1873.
There was q 100 yard loot Tor $500 and The
pionshp OF the ni.cd states on the Lamb Tav-
err Track this afternoon between G. NJ Davis, OF
Chicago, the Western champion, and y. Rogers, Of
Trenton, the Eastern champion. Davis was allowed
one yard start, and won BY over Two yards In AVA
socondA
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REGATTA.
New ORLEANS, June "a, 1878
This was the first day OF the Southern Yacht Club
regatta The took place over fifteen mile
course The following the winners:-
FIRST CLAss-Nathalie c. won, beating Limnas,
Governor Claiborne and Gemini In the order named.
Time 2h. 5Sm. 361ss
SECOND CLAss.-Xphias won, beating the Restless
fine, 3h. 27m. 58s.
THIRD CLAss--Juanita won, beating Loulou Mag
gle. Mary A. and Edith. Time, 3h Sim. 14sls. The
Maggie capsixcd.
FOURTH CLAss.-Tne Olivia won, beating Branda
and Nora. Time, An Am. sos.
Tho boats were sailed by amateurs, members OF the
cub. Professionals Will sail the same boats to.mor-
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SENIOR CLASS DAY EXERCISES Five THOUSAND
PERSONS on THE CAMPUS.

SENIOR CLASS DAY EXERCISES FIVE THOUSAND
PERSONS on THE CAMPUS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
EAsroS, Pa, June "a, ISIS
The senior class OF Lafayette College could have
wished Tor . more pleasant day for their ciass day
exercises than tney favored with to-day.
Fully Ave thousand friends OF the college
and graduating classes assembled on the
Campus In front OF the college, this afternoon, TO
witness the imposing exercises Mr. A. Il. Speed,
OF Minnesota, master OF ceremonies, welcomed the
asscmDIagc and reviewed the progress Of education
religion the United states, and Ia very nt,inx
terms paid a high compliment to the educational
and religious interests OF Pennsyi vsnia. Mr..
J. q. Mackenzie Of Pennsylvania, delivered the
eiass history. Mr.. J. H. Durham, Of
Pennsylvanis, delivered the memorial GRAFTON,
the college with large aud magnificent clock that
had bscn placed In the tower by Tho class Dr. Calcil
president OF college, responded The class prcsen
iation speech delivered ~ Mr.. Charles Mar
v,n, OF Pennsylvania The class Grafton was
delivered by Mr. II. I. PershiDg, son Of
Governor Pershing, oil Indiana he was followed
by Mr. d. Hanter, Of ono, with the hantel Grafton
10 the Juniors. Mr. Hunters remarks were responded
10 behalf OF the Juniors by SIR. Thomas L. stone
road. Tho valsdictory Grafton was delivered by Mr..
=. J. Grant, oil ONO. This evening the usual class
concert held under tho auspices oil tho Miss ke
Iogg Conccrt Company, OF New York.
Governor Hartranlt viii be In Easton on wednesday
70 witness The exercises oil commencement day
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The committee have communicated Win MessIs.
A. Carey Smith, r. w. Ostrandcr and d. Roosevelt
Schuyler, who have been selected AS judges and all
three gentlemen have seniAed their Willingness TO
act IN that capacity The Fort Loo has been chartered
as the committee boat for tho day. On the morning
o! June ~ II Will leave West rwcnty-iourth street Ut
nine o'clock Canal street At quarter past nine Pavo-
MIA avenue Jersey City, at halipast nine and JewePs
dock, Brooklyn at ten. Tickets can BIO procured al
tho landings by such fail TO secure them from
members OF the committee.
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The second irot was Tor horses that had mover
beaten 2:3A There were nine enlres tor this affair,
seven of which camo TO the score. The nrst four
heats were entirely between Knox and Dolle DAVIS,
KIox taxing nrst and third heats, anu Dolie Davis
second aud fourth Between the iourtn and NTH
heats heavy shower came down on the track, and
inc Nth and sixth were trotted In mud. Duroc then
won heats easily, after which tn" race was post
poncd until 10 morrow morning Tue time o. the
hosts trolted was 234-2:31--2:31-2:3
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CRICKET.

The cricket match at Longwood, near Boston, on
SATURDAY last, commenced In fair weather. but
shortly after steady rain set In aud the game
resulted In q draw. The following 10 the score:-
ST GEORGE LoxGwooD.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

HARTFORD, Conn, June -, 1878.
At Trinity College to-day senior prizes werc
awarded rs iollows:-
Tho chemical prize OF $50 to Horace B. Scott, Of
Nsugatuck, Conn. Second prize-S2U-to George 5.
Chapman, OF Rosewood, Fla.
The Jackson philosophical prze-$20-to William v.
Chaplin, OF Wexford, K l.
The freshman class will probably DO the lar
gest that ever entered tho college.
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BOATING NOTE.

A double scull for 500 a side viii take place
In the south Cove Jersey City, on July g. The en-
tries are William Barry and Henry McDevitt against
Thomas Brown and John Brady.
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YACHTING on THE DELAwAnE

PHILADELPHIA, June "a, 1878.
The first and third class boats OF the Southwark and
Philadelphia Yacht clubs to-day sailed from Phlade-
phia to Chester and return for sweepstakes Tho
made shortly aier ten O'Clock. or the nrst
class the Maid aud Frank Laurence wcrc the nst to
round the stake boat, whio the 5chwycr, the POWELL
the Ledyard and the Boyle followed IN tho order
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ANNUAL GATHERING OF FIREMEN.

LocKPoRr. N r., June "a, 1878.
John Hodge, President OF the State Fircmen's Asso
ciation iss ued call for It's annual convention
Ithaca, August 20, q and %.
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COLLEGE OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
coxMENckMLNr ExERcIsRs - PRIZES AND

DIPLOMAS AWARDED.
Tho spacious hall Of the College OF ST. Xavier, In
Sixteenth street, was crowded to overlooking last
night on the occasion OF tho nusl commencement.
Additional interest was lent to this event
by the announcement that the ceremonies
would be presided over by His Eminence
CARDINAL McCiosKey. Tho hour appointed
Tor the proceedings TO begin was ssnt O'Clock y ~,
asd His EmInence arrived with military precision.
He took his place on the front row Of
ssats Immediately In front OF the platform.
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ATHLETICS.

The eighth annual games OF the Hudson County
IN ~ Caledon ian Club Will take place the 5chuezen
PARK Union HILL on July A. Cash prizes agaregating
ST. 900 Will BIO distributed TO .he first, second and third
man each event.
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BEACON PARK.

THIRD DAY OF THE JUNE TRoTTINo MEET
INo-MoRRIs THE WINNER OF THE FIRST
TRoT-rHE SECOND UNFINISHED.
[BY rELEoRAPH TO TaE HERALD
BosToS, June ~ 1878
The third closing day Of tho juno troting meet
ing ut Beacon Park, postponed from Saturday last on
account OF the Storm which disturbed man and boast
in these latiludos, begun this afternoon, but
again unfinished on account Of rain. In the contest
for horsos that had nevor beaten 1850 all the
started except Rodmar, Marguerite, Wonder and Clare
Sweetness tho iavorte, was badly beaten, Billy Dow
winning tho nrst hoat easily In 2:3lk, and then Nor
rs won the straight heats, bringing his
record down TO 2:29 In tho last heat rho following
isa
SUMMARY
BEACON PARK ALLsroy, June "a, 1sss.-Purso, $500;
s3UU first, $3.50 10 second, so tnird anu $50 TO
fourth tor horses 'nat have never oca'en <'oo; lille