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The daily gazette., 1878-09-20
FER Rl'TII'S DEATH.

FON MEMPHIS THAT WILL SAD
HE POOR OF ST. JOHNS PARISH.
Paich received by the Episcopal
H. Mary, in Varick street from
'0n Wednesday eyening,announ-
Festh by yellow fever of Sister
Of the then number who went
Plue more than fortnight ago.
lame was Helen George. She
I've Of Newburg, on the Hudson,
years OF age. She served her
l'eekskill, and had been con-
'liA the Narick street sisterhood
year, Her duties were to visit
of'he poor in st, Johns parish.
rlned that there was need of
. take charge of a number of
'lo mad been left orphans in
MO who had been taken into
% %sorphanage, a large asylum
.l' out Of the city, she and Sis
.,GIsnteered to relieve the want.
iisalron " New York together on
11', wi,l and passing through Mem
f,aosl msa9ut t. stopping at ali in that
as'eu ,oS direct to the orphanage.
w v, i situated on high, airy
n aaa ~, was thought 10 be beyond
H. y, i, sae plague. Not long, how
|oa 'a u sae arrival Of the sisters there
Ss Ss. lever broke out in the orphan.
l,S., HUme sixty orphaned children
sos sus'sa = In the place, and the onl,
~ aN lley had was that offered By
S,,,Al \, aaG i an old negro and hi
N SSms ~.s Ruth was an untiring wor
kIe'sS sS love. loved by the sisterhood
l'u remains in the orphanage
The daily gazette., 1878-09-20
Sale ofDwellings and Lots.

On Saturday afternoon next at 4.sO
O'Clock, Mr.. j. T. Head will sell at public
sale four frame dwellings, with four to
five rooms each 81 Juated on Coleman
street, near SIXTH avenue. AT the sssame
time he will sell two building lots situated
at the Southwest corner Of Beech and
Warner streets. The above properties are
desirably located, and are free from city
taxes. An omnibus will leave the Clayton
House on the afternoon of the sale at 4
o'clock, free of charge. -
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NEW ADVERT ISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.

YER PLATED WARE, will be sold at
the Auction Rooms of l.. W. Stidham g.
son, Ill East 4th street. commencing on
Wednesday afternoon, September 18th, at
evening until all are sold. The goods are
manufactured by Reed & Barton, Meriden
silver Plate Co., Pennsylvania Silver
Plate Co., and others consisting of Ice
ter Dishes, Cake and Fruit Stands, Cups,
Goblets. Spoons, Knives, Forks, &c. 2he
above goods are all the best plated goods
and worthy the attenti on of persons want
ing good silver Ware. The goods viii. be
and evening before sale and on morniug
of sale. Every article will be sold under
q guarantee. l.. w. StIdham Il Son,
sep20. ct Auct1Oners.
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Senator Voorhees, Partner Shot
TERRA HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 10, 1878.

TERRA HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 10, 1873.
This morning, at two O'Clock, as Mr..
John Paul Jones, of the law firm of
Voorhees, & Jones, was returning home
he was met by two men, who shot and
robbed him. The shot took effect in his
right lung, and the wound is serious. Mr..
Jones has been associated in the law
business with Senator Voorhees,, who is
his uncle, tor about two years. The af-
fair has created great excitement in this
locality.
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Visit nv Red Men.

Mocaponaca Tribe, No. 139, of Chester
accompanied by Oglesby's band, came to
Wilmington, last nigh., and paid a
friendly visit to Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, at
Red Mems Hall, Sixth and Shipley
streets. The visitors were delightfully."-
entertained during the evening, and re-
turned home about midnight.
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Hunbugs

Have been SO universal tor years past, that
all feel hesitance in trying any remedy
advertised but when they can get direct
testimony of ell-known Physicians and
public men who have used curative
Food they are satisfied. Thousands are
enjoying the blessings of health obtained
from the use of the Blanchard Blood and
Nerve Food
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Telegraphic summary

Ii exhibition will be contin-
oyenber 20. A grand concert
|neft Of the yellow fever suffer-
he given in the Trocadero
Afer furious fighting before
Bosnia, the fortress capitulated
hueplsn will be made Governor
hia-The bourse of st. Etienne
\ Franco-American treaty and
his sdyocates-The Cardinals
| will he better for the Pope moi
lie vatican-An important
HE coal miners in North Stat
England, is apprehended-1I
kdia Calcutta that the King o
desd-Germany and England
for The Chinese pirates-Tht
! have risen in Turkish Croatia
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The ladies OF Trinity Church

aided by liberal contributions from
many friends, have forwarded to Mem
phis their first box containing 13 full
suits, ,5fwrappers,3 ,33 pairs stockings s,3 pairs
of shoes, 46 pillow cases, AZ sheets, bed
spread, towels, and 24l garments. OF
these 1893 articles 161 were new, made
within the past six days. For this salts
factory result the ladies thank the kind
friends who SO promptly and generously
assisted them.
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Executive Committee.
THE NOMINATION CONTEST HEARD
AND DECIDED.


AND DECIDED.
The County Executive Committee
resumed their session, yesterday after
noon, for the purpose of hearing the
nomination contests in Red Lion and
White Clay Creek Hundreds. Owing
to the sharp trick practised by Mr.. John
O'Byrne, reporter of the Morning Herald,
the other reporters were excluded from
the meeting, aud he was thus enabled TO
procure an exclusive report of the pro-
ceedings for his paper. The GAZETTE
will not vouch for the correctness and
reliability of this report by publishing it,
and If the Committee desire the result
of their deliberations made known to the
Democratic people of the county, AN
official report, attested by the Commit
tees officers, will be cheerfully pub
lished in the GAZETTE.
1t is understood, however, that in the
White Clay Creek Hundred contest, Mr..
Dean was sustained by vote of 10 to 2
while Ia the Red Lion Hundred contest
M. Nc w horter was sustained by a vote
| of II to l. +-
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
Registers Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

New Castle Co.. September 10th, 1873.
Upon the application OF John Y. Blount,
Administrator of William Robinson,
late of New Castle Hundred, in said coun-
ty, deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore
said give notice of granting of letters of
administration upon the estate of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an Act
of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period IN the W.
n,ingt0n Gazette, newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks, g. o. d.
t>, Given under the hand and seal of
SL S office of the Register aforesaid. at
t~>~~) New Castle, In New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BIGGS, Register.
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Assault and Battery.

Last evening, Neal Mckinley, was ar
raigned before Mayor Almond, on the
charge of committing an assault and bat
tery on James Calgan. The defendant
was required to pay $3 and costs, and give
5000 bail to keep the peace.
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I.o,,ous for To-Day.

1 Middle Atlantic States, and
H.. stationary or falling bdrom-
,,o ,oatleast to southwest ,oinds,
n clear or partly cloudy wea-
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STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
Irket was active and very ir-
Gold advanced to 1905 and
Ith a rising tendency. Money
pn call at lia2 per cent. Gov
ponds were steady, States weak,
Jays stronger.
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w. Nj. Kcnnard & Co.,

have a line of fur beavers in blue, black
and brown, which they are selling at
n,ice less than the cost of making. These
goods are very desirable for misses coats.
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No1TCE

All persons having claims against the
estate the estate OF the deceased must pre-
sent the same duly attested TO the Admin
istrator on or before Sept. 18th, 1879. or
abide the act of assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN CHANDLER, Admir-.
Address, Wilmington, Del. sep2)
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. J. F. Wareham, of the Delaware
r, r.. Office In this city has gone to the
Hot Sulphur Springs, Va, for the oene-
fit of his health.
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rk on ,ho On the Reservoir.

Spring ReSerr,sne rsn Compartment of the
s,soly, and no ssr; Uli Is still progressing
tSsilh, the water Sesloas ,,,i, interruption Is
'laaIhree weass el will be turned on in
The daily gazette., 1878-09-20
The Low Prices

at which M Messrs. Keunard q GO. are sell
ing their carpets is bringing tnem eo'9e
trade in that department.
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ToTTCH

All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before the Nineteenth day of Septem-
bar, A. D., 1879, or abide the Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
JOHN Y. BLOUNT.
Administrator.
Address, New Castle, Del. sep20-3weOd#
The New York herald., 1878-08-25

No ., 6. Foster. No. s.. c. Knspp. No 6; p Clark.
Nc. ., a Whitman. stroke; :. Weir, coxsvalp.
Ihe isIisaing are the
ofFicEks ANo coMM.TrEKs:-
A. * Wsratr, Argopsuta Boat lub, president
L 4. Bruce, knscksroocker Athletic Club, vice
president
.. Goodwin. cslameia College Boat Club. sscrs-
tArv.
A. L. SQUARE. carmsu Rowing Association, treasurer
eensrai NJ l. McNshoa. com mtpodore
Cur is. wee commodore
fhf laatiacstion Committees composed Of Judgo
A. q S,lasrsieese. General Alsxsnsor shaier. L. q.
~ Ftsass @nd JoBn ;. Dic Siusou. cxConmodore OF
the hrookiyn Yacht Ciun
tns RsgaiiH 1emmtlee H. a. iollows;--A. X. War
psr Ar.ouaaia boat Iius; Marion Pollock. Knicker
t"at Cue. A. 1. ssg ara. catman Rowing Association
General A.. q Nchaboa and William Il. Curtis j. T..
kastiee. Ataianta Scat cnb; X. Van BusArk, Jr.
~ stis Seat sise. Sv~ms, J. J. y Earle, Nereid
msst Gaa ststen lsl4aa, and H. 1. Philips, Triton
nsss tlat >esak v =
fm~ kxeeatlvs Committee OF the Association have
rs4arsteA NJ Aefm.h osr'cbs To act as reieree' ana
have m4as rsngenneut. tor xsepng the course clear
ei aosts Fs., darlnk ths regatta
b. 4ga4aca ion Commttss will sat on Monday
sssnaag Augat - Al tue stsrtsvaGt House, at ciSne
euies A., .. sear aGd aecide aay protests against
ths aiavs snsres
rns regatta 1id es eeadacled undcr the command
81 GsnaFal Mario .. Mcmahon. commodore OF the
frsrsseatea b ths police steamer s.necs aud IA
t~eay Fo-bess, sns siii thoroushiy pa,roi the
ssuFss
fns comnaise Of Arrangements tor the regatta
htes sts.fn& Nerthhsd 70 follow the races,
~Acn sih issse tue sap a abe loot of Wnitenaii
attsrgl t~sxe s'eiock noon foot OF lwen
as'enftn stfsss Nertf ievef. AZ hsnpast tweivs 4.
aaa Csr@aassae al ess .. ~. 10 witness the
- tss saess 49, uaH.pers ns passengers 10 the land
tna pisces above mamed.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
BASEBALL.

The game Of baseball at the Union Ground yester-
day afternoon, between the Astor Hickory clubs
deserves to be ranked among the leading contests
this season. Very few have equaed and sam iewer
surpassed II large and deeply interested audisncs
witnessed and greatly enjoyed the excellent playing
Ten innings were required to settle Tho controversy
Al the end OF The ninth neither side had secured q
single run. In the tenth the Astors succeeded in
gaining one which gave them the game. The Astors
also secured the only earped run. The Astors made
four and the Hickorys three base hss Three Of tho
Aslors and ono or the Hiekorys got drst base by
errors OF opponents Two Of the Aslors and one OF
the Hickorys struck out. TWO OF Astors aud
three Of the H,ckorys were lott bases. The game
umpired by Mr. Lawsr and lasted Two hours and
twenty minutes. Following 10 the score:--
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
POLO AT LONG BRANCH.

nrouLsR MEETING OF THE BRIGHTON POLO
The members OF the Brighton Polo Club met yeslsr.
day AFTERNOON their grounds adjoining tho Brighton
Hotel al Long Branch, aud played several games
resulting AZ casy victory Tor the blues. Tue
play commenced al haipAI nve 7. NJ, and
tns band oi the Brighton Hotel played
the grounda Mr. Harry Bianon onlciatcd um.
pire. There was quie large attendance OF spccta
tore. aud before thc games nnIsncd tho
RACES we're drawn up leo deep along the avenue
ssurtlng the grounds. The sides follows
u. =. hssbert lcspisiuL Howard Stokes tcsptuint
George Lider. A. Ladenggrg.
NJ Eenaud.
rns oAxEs.
fmsr Gsxg.--ncssrs Herbert and stokes dashed
for ball .sd the ia.ser sen, u ~ motion, and 70
wAs sa,ekiy rsiurosa by Mr.. Elder with three sue
hits thai drove tue ball lhrosgh goal.
first tlse, ior,y ave seconds.
s,coSe essr.--s sgala led oa and oievsrIy
stopped ~ HefbcrL NJ. Een4ad then made his
saaden hs1 baa ar Hsfbers the ball away. ana.
srstg ihtoaeh ths rcas' soal. ~os the second game
tmas ssns.--An.r resilDg the pss,ss tor about
ave stnatss play ~ss Resumed hessrs Herbert aud
stoxcs ci.afsea or tnc bat. made tho
opcu,ng nls teuesiug 80 s1th anssnet that crrriod
ths g.ns awsn "a Hout 81 the reds goal M.
..assssy 'hss l.a,sa ss.y .s' ssa afoss NE blues
efoasnt .hr Ia iross si sno tises goal
Ne hsfbers esas 20 ,hs Hsa, and. backed sp BY Mr..
kdsf. afets ths bsii oct u b0snds 1hs ues tnea
afsse gbs r~1s essk. spa Axaa M. stokes made
srlniant dasa tnst slcs,ed tEe ~.rmsst applause.
ftnsy NJ sekss goa the esii ata made some very
tsif s4sts I'd ths frost of the bues'
sesh NJ l..asss.rs. ~ii. ra.tlns b.. -ianng tns
nsst ssn~ fof zoe N*e. fnts game wss one OF the
tnosa eseitssg ovct plsved a. ths bfsnca
lCNHtH esMn.~~MG ui4ss0n called 9p the plays and
NJ. Stskss get the Afst hH. ~hlca ~as cieverly
stepped Nv NJ. hsfbsft. ~ke ~ss followed up oy Nj
tissf 4hsp sr stesss Ees he bail sna bn ~ down
70 the hlae roat aoa Af Lsa@bbarx Son The game
.hs rss ths ssmes new ~ers even, each side NV.
iss sc~r~s tee
FsrrH esxG-xf. usrusst snd Ar. Stokes charged
tog~ber Toe tbs bail but both fsiisd tn MT aud
NJ. stssF hnsisy ssnt - reiiisr. u was cisvsfiy
stvpps4 ~ M ntoaes ~no rsturned vuh
s@cshasssr. ssd fsisstg NJ. made smother his
tnsa eroaxst "a do~a fens Of sne bses' goal
Messr~ hsfbsst and hiusr rallied. sEd. the latter
ssulnu The osh. thsy ns1e dash tnst esougbt
tue play 70 the ceatra OF ths nsd. MT.
Lssesbars made Eooa hil Bat The bell
wss gaicxiy sstatsed by ML Herbert, sad tbe blues
Won ne nsh ssa tsst tame, making tner score three
sgsinss tso von ~ ths fsda
The players Thea stepped. ss % ~as seltiag Voc
cars 70 see TIE bali
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
AMATEUR OARSMEN.

SECOND ANNUAL RE0ATTA--A GRAND LIST OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or LIVELY RACING.
The second annual regatta OF the Metropolitan As
ISOLATION Will DO held Wednesday next 18th inst,
the Pleasant Valley course opposite 152u street.
the North River This Is the old Ostxle ground
OF the Hudson River Amateur Associsatou and 10 As
socalcd with the pleasantsst rcmembranccs OF anna
teur rowing In the vcinity OF the metropolis. IL Is
the for largo regatta the vicinlty oi
New York, being sheltered from tne prevailing sum.
winds by the rocky hills OF New Jersey. rms
has Witnessed the largest assembagss OF the
boating fraternity In past years. and 10 again TO be
brought into prominence by q regatta metropoittsS
In faot we'll as In name.
The entries for the regatta ss follows:
sEyoR siS0LE scULLs.
waverley Boat Ciuo, New York. Joseph Maginn.
Triton Boat CLUB, Newark, N. J.-E l.. Phillips
and q. W. Lee
YoUK.oARED tJuSIoR) GIGS
Arsonauta Boat Cub. Bergen Point, N. J. II. N.
Duane, bow; A. Duane, No. 2; William Gwynne. No.
.; W. r. CauIdwsii strosc; I'D Smith, coxswain.
Carman Rowing Asssc,ssioa. Csrmansv,Iis, N. "
saul, NO. 3; j. r. Wsmple. ssross; wiii,sm Henass-
Sonparsi Rowing Ciao Harlem, N. Y.-D Munro
bow; J.; :. o'soilivao, No 2; o. W. Johnson. Ne. o;
bow; j. u Nichols. No. ~ K. s. Boss,ns, No. 81 j. u
Bayopns Rowing Association, Bayonue, n. J--F.
+. Metam, oow; y. H. Romano, No.; Il. M.cRse,
No. y; j. H. Allatfe sroke; H. van Buskuk, coxswaic
TouR-oARED sHsLLs.
Carmun Rowing Association, Csrmansville n. y
v. q. Audubon, bow n DeLong, No. 2; s. y. Knapp,
No .; A. IS. Wilson, stroke.
saugsr,ies Boat club. -auscrtics, " Y.-F. Phiihps
bow; h. Young, No. 2;J. Young. No Q; A. " Austin,
stroke.
Atlantic Boat club, Hobokcn, n. J.-D. Mcqueen,
bow; j. a. Hagcmcycr, No. q; J. A. Eoseubauni, No.
.; j. d. Miller, stroke.
PAIR DARED SHELL
Biyonno Rowing Association, lSay opne, ". J.-W.
n. jasper. bow J. "A. Aiiarc, strokc
AtgoDauta Boat CLUB. Bergen Point, N. J.-Ed.
smith, bow; water Man. stroke.
junior SINGLE scuLLs.
Arthur Duanne, Argonauta Boat Cub; j. T.. Earle.
Ncred Boat CiuD; d. Lynch, waverly boat cut; j.
Frazer, Paiisadc Boat Club, Yonxers; W. Obiius,
Nautilus BeauCIub; Jos. sagipb Wavcrey Boaa CLUB
sx-oARsD clos.
Carman Rowing Assoc lat on, Carrnansvillc ". "
u. DE Loug, bow; X. Saul, No. =: A. J. keegss. No.
3; y. y. Knapp, No q; V. a. Audubon, No. D; A. B.
Wilson, stroke; J. H. Wcmple, coxswsin.
Dauntless Boat CiuD Harlem. N. Wv. E. rsasl,
bow; ). A. Lyon, No. z; 8. B. Pomsros, No. .; w.
Lee No. 4; n. W. Walter, NO. o; d. Roach, stroke
j. J. Dan, coxswain.
EiUHr-oAREp BARGKs.
Columbia college Boat Ciao, New YorK- H. Hen
dricks, bowj n. y. Brown, No. z; ". wsed, No 81
N. Brown, No 4; q. 4. Erhard, No. o; j. Montgon~y,
| No g.; q. s. Boyd, No u Y. \. Ttupsou, sroke: n.
| J. Nathan. cexswsin.
| bow J. Putnam, No. z; a. Morse, NO. .; W. PssA
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
lln ann n...n.ll--..-.a -.alnna..r4l.-

rhs yscnis made vers pretty pscssrs 40 tasy snss
over ths breeze fne 1tGHsy nsftss
c.assed with ths la sna mainssn bests.
aud, this was scrub race. Had teafd
crew were Tor ballast shesaiso nsa stsysai
set and ccrtsisiy very fast under thH gfss el
canvas. The gb and msinxan boat sxen nns hcf
great ANTAGONIST and sailed remsrxaoiy ssi it@
cat boat Leonora also periosmsa ~oecefH. ssd
was without doubt the fastest ter
class Tue skIns were thc hrsi arrive Bene. saa
the Judges awarded tue Rrst 10 me Charles w~s
and the second przs Ia the ANY. I've rest Of
the yachts came shortly aflerward. 1na
every body satisfied that the Nfxee and
Leonora had won IN their respective classes sbs
Judges kept every body waiting for about hour snd
reineasured the Berthe, maKne her oaly tweaty atns
feet, whom on her last measurement she ~as made
over thirty one iseI They then announced the rs-
sults q foIlows.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
YACHTING.
scRrD RACE ON THE sorlu sHnEwsBrEr
RTvrR

o~@sS e@>. ts n0GAh
RIvrM
rhs Monmouth Beach Yacht clus gave epes
eeai regatta yesterday sissrnsos. ea The ssstn
shrsvsoury River, that aiirsessa q large samssr 81
fAss-sailins yse1s iron AL Of tss eoantry
The yachts vsse divasa late ionr cissses s-Fwst
all bs aud maiesaii epea yaehis, - isss
and upward; second. ~ ana msinssl ssehis
under - feet; thud. cstboais aaa fUarsh BARS
sxias fss yschts started wsm 1si.sa .
the south shre~stcry River. 90 EsaDrxnl fas race
was 10 have eommenesa ens r n. shsfp. eat a
was snsr t~o r. NJ before ths luas~s sisrtsd
the yachts. TIE srem an imAgsbsry %
the ciss ssanaa Asnmsssh ssaaA. p4s.iss essy Ne
on ,hs peu hsrd 70 bssr "a Kssnssn. ssassss u sa
the port hana. taencs sass ol asg er potat ef
Grea Mssdo~. "a aaa arouna buey Na. 4 srspiaE q
ON the port hand. th@su~ - sns arpana bssy Ne q
. noats si rlssssrs ~ cr.~s, ssspaax STAR
board. 10 saa ~susa sass Ne . m 0s@~.pars
Greet, k~eping 70 saaFbsssa. ss1k s1ng Ne
aud the starting nrs. Onns Fsana ses eeurs~
nsass. Tue DO snd nsssnsAn sss ths sslca
the coarse s~ics ever saa sss sssna thss. .sa
pleasant sesthery trssNs. gssa suGsess 70 snass
the small eraii 90 i&as safeaeh ~sa~s ane ans
course lay ssou, sass sna ~sws ss~ss .ss .oisxrs
wisd both Gays.
The yachts made sysag aAr. p..sins sstssen .
stAkssoat snd ths eork. .ha ies Daaxss a~ax tnsw
ume rhaL howeser iaTsastsa o. she 90
iowssce aasos ga. fas iss~~sns "a. tss tms
lrenlsned.--
The New York herald., 1878-08-25


RUNS INNINGS.
Clubs 1st. 3D. Sd. an. 5th. 6h. 7M sn. Oh.
Witoka... 0 0 U 0 is
Fiyaway. O0 0 o a 10
The games ut Prospect Park resulted as ioiiows:-
Nameiess, CONTINENTAL 3. Canal Street Furniture
Team, Sc; fourteenth Street Furniture Team, 70
Oneida, IL; Picked Nine, D.
In tho League championship game, at Pttsburg,
between tho Providence and Indianapolis clubs. the
i0rmsr won by a score oil IL to i.
A. Washington the game between the Nationals
and Ptsdeids Tho latter Of the International Asso-
ciationl resulted In favor OF the Nationals oy
ol 9to6
The League championship game at Cinc,nnati be.
tween the Cincinnatis and Ch,cagos was won by the
former by q score OF to D.
A ups game was played At Milwaukee between the
Milwaukee and Boston clubs Tor The League cham
pionship, which resulted favor OF the Bostons by
score OF 10 g. These clubs will play exhibition
game at Milwaukee tomorrow for the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers.
The International championship game at Manches-
ter between the Mancnest Lowelis, won by
the latter by q score oi o 10 8.
Al Cleveland, tho contest between tho Uticas and
Forest Cnys was won By the Uticas by a score OF
to D,
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
SARATOGA RACES.
Seventh and Last Day Of The Second Meeting
Of the Saratoga Association.
"A GRAND ASSEMBLAGE.
Five Interesting Races-Lady Darcy, Dani-
chef, Parole, Mamie II. and
Deadhead the Winners.
SARATOGA. August q, 1873.

SARATOGA, August -, 1878.
Tho weather still continues charming, and tho rae
lng we'll paronzed by the large crowds that nnger
at this place enjoying all It's advantages.
This was the last day OF tho second meeting, four
teen regular days running having taken place. besides
nine extra days, during which time ninstytwo races
have been run The ASSOCIATION mad concluded to anish
with the 100 races Tuesday next, but the great
crowds that coming daily into Saratoga may in
duce the management 10 give lew more extra days
running. There are plenty OF horses here noiwith-
standing the numbers that have gone away and there
10 doubt but that ii the people want 70 see racing
they will get much as they dosire.
The first race was q dash OF tnreequarters of
mile, the second dash OF mile and three quarters,
the third mile and quarter, the fourth one mile
and she 9th u stssplechAss, all OF which were run
with spirit and gavo great satisfaction to the great
crowd Of spectators present.
The arst raee, alter a splendid struggle between
Lady darcy ana Alievsur, was by the former in
most excellent time
The seconc won by DanichsG, after one OF
the mos. exciting races that has taken place here ;
Pilot second, Bertha third Helmsman was beaten
over one hundred yards.
Tho third race between Parole and Hattie F..
when was won by the former a good strong
gallon
The fourth race fell to Mamie H., she beating W.
I Higgins after close finish.
The fifth event Of tbe day--the steeplechase--was
won by Deadbcad ny half length, after most cx-
citing finish with Waller; Derby u good third.
Tue officers OF the day wers:-
Judges-Messrs. johnson, cammack and Grouse.
Timers -Msssrs. Smith anc haley.
iSecretary-Mr G. Wheatly
Stdrter-Mr. W. N. Conner.
The following are the details OF the running:--
FIRST RACE
for purse OF $500, Of which $50 to the second
horse; entrance Tree. Winners at either meeting at
Saratoga Ave pounds extra; horses beaten at this
meeting and not having won a race at either meet
ing allowed seven pounds. For this there were
i've starters, comprising Thomas W. Doswelrs buy
hy Majestic. by Lexington, dam Ethan Lass years
DID, LOG los. A. Smiths gray ally Lady Darcy, by
Thunder, dam Castaway, year. old, log lbs. A. A.
ThUmpson's chestnut gelding Lo,terer, by Leaning
ton, dam Lemonade, years old, los lbs.; George
Ayres' bay colt Aileveur, by Gilroy, dam Sequin,
years old, 96 lbs and II. Sapord's bay MY Fusade
by War Dance, dam Fly, years old, 96 lbs Tho toi.
loving are few OF great numosr Of pools sold on
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