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PEABODY aHOTHl

The large and elegant Hotel has been ie-
cent,y fitted III the most exquisite style W
the the celebrated Professor Paine, Tie
Professor exescites a EarsanAt supsryis.on Y
oye every aflisie ss St ioot Whica comes n
gysn q Snt t. @ aa Sthss Ss1as sss
Notwithstanding the large number 0fgnes@
not csss oi disease nag oSSarreeIS
facility. The Professor has thus converted
al hrst. .6iass HotS AntSA sanctuary OF
shealth instead ot % pest t-housel Of disease.
"A iy frequenly the ease Witlp Hoteiss lie
has ,the . most experienced Managers, at-
tyntfye Walkers and sclentihc Cooks VINO
cater N otie comfort, health end happinessl
q the guests. instsSd Of, M the pssslSnIss anS
a n. VITA Iae Il lines, being ~, per daydona ~
and shrss q meals 9, kS... wsanc. hs .ssS
rom $s tp $l1 \ Board without rrOosnG th50
per week d Ser en- meal tickets fore&ano Z
III pgh "a hi3.; .lealailia yisvalsssq 5ah ~. :
A Open day ad night-the cars runntd,la
pAst tie i0or Dnvoy passengers TO or lit'vu
any Of Ine der nts, or any pat Of the olSs&
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It was first discovered by schoenbein in
small quantities of it from Oxygen, by
means of pressure. It is asserted by Loew
and Odling that ozone contaius three
atoms ofOxygen, while the latte lhas two
atoms, and that by COMPRISING 1t to one
Ozone has also been p-oducedby passinga
series of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying PermanganAte of ROtas-
So t., SIiphuric Acid; BY burning ,Ph0s-
phorus in Ether; or by forcing air through
of Potassa and Phosphorus. ,""'h-'
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Or. Payne cansbe consulted daily Ata mis- ~
offices In the Heabodylf Hotel NtnthI stree q
between Walnut and Spruce streets, Phila- .
delphia. aohS,osr6afsa s!a; a
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GREAT T:BRlhIN. IRELAND

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rae 3aga3d Est&1'Eh1rH 5hi S-;!ai al y
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Oxygen represents l-5th Of the atmos-
phere, i, Ozone, ,I l000th part. One thousand
qaurCs, or As cubic feet of air are consumed
by person every twenty-four hours.
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ia no q i & on .s9bod a"sigt s
| sohoepeln named the supsta ahcs whichrs
discoyeredi Uzone.t from the Greer won
"Ozein, !" "signifying TO smeilg He supposed
that i! was oxygen IN an active and hiehiy
eltctro-negatlY state. Ny observations ~
not warrant THESE CONCLUSIONS. as suU-
stahces (such as Chlorate Of Potassa, etc.l
+. that yield large quantities Of Oxygen give
but littlea aOzOne, while Others producinR
prod 1ci.g little or no Oxygen yield iarge,
manifestations The mOsthigh!s oson.
ized organic bodies are Cedar.W ood. Pine
leaves SBlood,s etc, etc. " the Mineral
saits, Alum, ,i5urphur, Chloride Of SODA,
ETC., may be mentioned as agents yielding
Ozone in nbu1pdance. Ozone may be mann
utactured rom all ozonized bodies by
chemical affinity, the evolution OF organic
matter. and the rapid disintegration of all
ozonized substances, either Dy means o.
heat, electricity or other forms OF force.
ozone is The antiseptie, princi Pile of. every
sdbstahee posse ssilS sS. me power TO preserve
cay. The preservative and purifying quail
tiles, OF, salt, EarpolioJ .Acld, Chloride OF
Lime, Alcohol. etc. are due 10 the presence
~ n :.
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j. f. Brewster 4 Co q oh. Q. Pilot, by Planet dam
Sallie Lewis, years cid, so BROWN
p. Lorari's b. l. Zoo Zoo, by Australian, dam
hazurka, years old, ITO lbs. .lBarretU
Time, 3:l4
THIRD RACE.
SANE DAY-Purss $500, entrance free: Q free
handicap. One mile and m eighth.
Starters.
@. Reeds b. 4. Bonnie Wood. BY Bonnie Scotland,
dam Woodbips, years old, l02 los. .(DenohueJ
A. BeimonTs o. Z, by Gssnsiss dam Grssian Bend.
years old, 90 lbs... ..(Rinso)
J. J. Bevins' cn. u Hattie f., by Lean nGton,
dam Bonnie Doom. years old, 100 lbs. (Spelmanl
W. As,or'sb b. f. vsgrapt. by Virgil. dam Lnzy. 8
years OLD, l04 lbs......... ..(Sayres)
o. BowIe's ch I. Oriole, BY Kinghsher, aam Ny
Maryland, years old, log lbs. .(EvAns)
W. Astor's b. C. Freasrick the Great. by Lex,ng.
ton, dam NJ lldrcd. years old, l07 lbs. (Kivel)
J. W. McAanon's CHI. (. BioDdeIL by Bonnie
Scotland dam Beulah, years old, 81 lbs .tRi;sy)
D. d. Withsrs' br !. lnvermors, BY Lexington,
dam !nvercsuld, 9 years old, ss lbs. .tB.rre.t
G. b. Brysons en-. f. Telephonr, BY Astsroid, dam
Time. 2:02k.
TIN FOURTH RACE
SAMR DAY.-Free handicap steepIechasc, purse
$500, oil which 500 to the second horse. The irac-
tiona course. starting a. point opposite the three
quarter polo.
A. d. Browns b. b. Problem, by Pinlico, dam
Mystery, years old, l55 IDS. .(3utline)
G. Reeds Oh. 9. trouble, by Uivsrstou, dam Kate
Mcdonald, aged, 173 lbs. .(Aeany) 2
l. Woods b. &. Deadnead, by Juiius. dan Leisars,
sged, lou ips..... ...........lJ. denryl
Time, 4:62H.
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PRIZE FIGHT INTERRUPTED.

Two young men, had had some dispute % 70 their
respective nstic apiss and supposed prowsss In the
prize rug agreed last even,sg settle the qussisn 10
"msny manner" They accordingly repaired 10 q
secluded spot IN q corner Of q stohe yard on
Navy street, near Concord, Brooklyn, whore
,hey Invested themselves Of their COATS,
vests and hats and surrounded by . lev
iriends had lively sect to'' Tor several minutes.
while thus occupied Onicers Gslbsrd ana Newman.
Of the second precinct heard OF the affair." and hast
sned the stone yard. They were ATTACKED by some
OF the crowd, AGA retired Tor moment until they
were joined by Court O1ncer Ryan, who happened ID
be passing the place at the time Thus rsihforcsd
efhcefs rcturns Cd and dashed In upon Tue prin.
cipsIs rbey again attacked by The spectators,
but succeeded In srrsstsns William Jenery, one Of
the principals The otber man, whose name could
not ue ascvrtained, made mis- escape. As tho
officers were leaving the field tney wsro jsefsd aud
stoned, and, dfawins thor revovers, they dis
charged several shots over the heads OF the crowd
rbis act had the effect OF keeping them In cheek.
Jsnery who 10 twenty years Of age. ana resides al
No. Al Prince street, was locked up IN the York
street station heuse 70 await exsminaton before
fsdss Wsisn
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POLO AT NEWPORT.
SEVEN GAMES PLAYED IN THE RAIN-A Dis
TISGU1,HED ATTENDANCE.
TBY rELEGR PHI TO THE HERALD.1

SEVEN GAMES PLAYED IN THE RAIN--A DIS
TISsU1,HED ATTENDANCE.
FIR rELEGR PHI TO THE HEBALD.1
NgVPoRr, r. l., August 10, 1875
Rain commenced to iall tnis afternoon ABOUT ha II
an hour before The polo gaines commenced. II was
thought there would be no games. but tho people
commenced TO put in an appearance, and. boldly
walking up TO the ticket onlco paid their adm,s-
sion fee, which proves conousiveIy that tnys came
purpose to see tho playing and wore not to b" de-
TERED under any circumstances from witnessing the
sport. large NUMBER OF ladies walked through the
wet grass up 10 the summit OF Dead Head Hin and
renamed there during all the stor m, did the
itors inside Of the enclosure
oy THE SPECTATORS.
Among the visitors to The grounds wero Hon. Will
lam NJ Evars, Secretary OF State and wife, who were
In company with Mr. Charles H. Russell. OF New
YORK; Miss Annie Louise Cary and Mss Emma Alb
bott, tue distinguished opera singers, vino
saw polo Tor ,hc FIRST time, anu were de-
lighted with It; Mayor henry Bediow, Of New
port; Mr.. aud Mra Mshlon sands, Mr. An-
gust Belmont Mr. Isaac Bell, Dr., General X q.
Potter, Mr. and Mrs Fred sheldon, Mrs. ". II. Fear
ing, Kisses wbiuny, aiss L,riiard Mss Coopcr, MI
and Mrs EDWARD Cooper, Mr.. b. X. Winthrop, Mr.. W.
b. Lswtc nee, Mr. Heufy Todor, Mrs. Jonn Csrcy, Jr,
exSecrctary OF tue Treasury d. H. Bristow ana lam
NY and many oshor wel.known persons
Several Of the player on tue ground wsre prevcned
from taking part IN the games account vi tho IN.
IN ,ies their ponies rscsved during tne games OF
Wednesday. One OF the players hurt MIS- hand and
another bruised MS ies on that Day. The playing.
there ore devVivcd upon three of the members, Mr..
Howand Robbins aud Mr.. Pierre fsoriard, Jr., Who
opposed Mr. JAmcs Gordon Bennett
rHE GAMES
Seven games were played, Messrs Robbins and
Lofiard mixing the four,D goa, tue other six be'ns
captured ny their Opponcnt The first and second
games lasted minute each, the third On. 30s., the
fourth 2n. 3Js., the nth minutes, the sixth
3 minutes and the seventh 10 minutes. Mr.
Rogers oficiated as umpire. IL must be borne Ia
mind that It was raining during the progress OF the
games yet not sufficiently heavy TO induce the visitors
10 leave tue field. They waited some time after the
announcement that the afternoons sport was over
TELEGRAPH BoARp.
A useful arrangement has been Introduced since
the games Of Wednesday last Ii marking or taiiy
boafd wnicB has been placed tho Gust siac OF tue
lot wbere the centre pole located IL Is Of the
same style as the one used at birmingham Park. Ibiu
boards, marked red and blue and numbered neatly
are 50 arranged As to be run uy 10 Tho
top Of the frame by rope, and at the
close o. a game tho result 10 thus announced ThiI
was needed, aud visitors IN the iuturo Will imfne
diately know tue result OF each contest The whole
arrangement ~ OF a very neat desIsn, and - sur
mounted with Flagstaff aud tue cIuD Tag
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The youngsters did not give the much
trouble TO get them 10 line, aud as soou as be had
them IN GOOD shape be dropped the nag and they
were sent away ny ing, Haro d leading, Dan Sparng
second, ider tnrd, Uncss fourth, Witners dtu, Pre-
ciosa sxth, Luiu seventh The horses rapidly up
tue fractional track, which was apparently much
deeper than the regular one, aud as they passed
out Of the chute Harold was leading length,
Dan Sparlng second, ldler third, with Uncas
one length behind Witners' gsldlng Nth, Prccosa
sixth, Lulu seventh Gong around the lower turn
Harold lei two lengths Dan Sparng and lder side and
side, two lengths from OF Uncas, who seemed TO
aihnr of. Inc youngsters passed the tnree.quarter
pole In TINS order ana swung into the homesuetch,
wDen Barrett was seen using the whip on UDcas Inc
colt ponded hsd disposed OF Dan SpaEling
and lder, ana then by gallant ana geous strug
gle overlook HAROLD near the fin lsh ana IA m
tue post neck the shouts OF the spectators.
Harold three lengths In front OF idlcr, Dan SPAR
ling iourth, wnhers' gelding 9th, Precrosa SIKH.
Lulu seventh. Time. 1:3oh. The stake was worth
S4.GJO
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700 400 was the first away, Bushwhackor second.
Pilot third virginius fourth, Inspiration hith Lou
Muler SIKH The horses changed positions on the
fractional track, and AS hey passed out Of the chute
IN 10 me regular track mile pole Piiot was
len gin In 'front.' Loulanier second, Virginius third,
Pilot showed tho way around the i0wer
Turn aua was two lengths ahead OF Loulanier
at The three-quarter pole, the latter 'nree
lengths in advance OF Virginius, Zoo
ZOO fourth Inspiration fifth, BushwDacker sixth
snsrp running by all the horses was doDe on The
ouarser stretch, and as they came 10 the judges
stand Pilot led one length, LouisnIsr second, neck
in front OF Virginius, 10 Zoo and Bushwhacker, who
we're parallel next, Inspiration bringing up the
roar Pilot continued to lead around the upper turn
and was q length In front at the qnarter poie Zoo
q length ahead OF Loulanier, Busnwhacker ftth, In
spratioD sixth Zoo Zoo soon afterward threw out
signals of distress ana gradually dropped TO the rear
Runn,ng down the backstretch Virginius went up,
aud alter . struggle took The lead from
Plot wnsn there appeared 10 DO no occa-
SION TOR II, and ne passed tho halt
mi e pole leading oy neck, Pilot second Louiansr
tuird Bushwnacker fourth, Inspiration hth Zoo Z1o
SIKH Bush whacker made gallant dash around the
lower lurp and tor II short time showed mis- mead In
front Loulauier second Virginius third Pilot fourth,
The Colt seemingly having had enough OF the race.
Virpipius came again IN front at the thrse-quarter
pole, but II was but spasmodic enort, Tor he soon
aterward reluquisnea the position 10 Bushwhack.r
and Iouauier the Two latter having the race, alter
getting well up the homestrech, 10 themselves Lou.
ian,.r me nome a winner OF me race ny length,
Ru.bwhac ker second, two lengths ahead OF VrgInus
the Ia ar ten lengths In ADVANCE oi Inspiration VINO
was two len ptns ~ oil Pilot. Zoo Zoo far away
Tine 3:l4 the stakes amounted 10 $l,9S0.
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Although the Clio came IN hrst the iact must oe
taken consideration that she had start OF almost
Two miles before the others had got clear OF tue
Thames Rive. rne Drsadnausht did NOT pest the
Ram bier more than four minutes past Fort Adams,
anu started about minute aheaL The intrepih also
sailed we'll considering that she was 50 long getting
out OF the harbor and The Clytie bowed great speed
In light weather. The Active sailed remarkably WELL
she overhaucd and beat the Regina, hotwitnstsnd
Ing the start obtained by the latter
BEDFORD THE NEXT FORT. -
The steam zach lois and fdeal and the scnooucr
yacht Tarolinta arrived IN harDor during the alter
noon. here mas been no meeting OF cap ans his
evening. II Is understood that the original pro
Rramme will be carried OUT and the EJECT leave Tor New
Bedford on Monday. M
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NEW RoCaILl E Yacht CLUB.

NEW ROCHELLE N. y, Angus 10. 1873.
The Now Rochelle Yacht Club re1at,a, which Is to
take place saturday ntx, has thirty ,ae e.triss,
among them beng five untried boats. from which
much is expected. The entries, which open all
yachts OF thirty feot aud under close on Friday,
August TO- Fiity yachts are expected ~ be In line
"A m I'm q he racc
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HANDBALL.

A sofiss Of games Of hsudbs, best tour Ia seven,
has been arranged between four experts 10 the game
Mr.. Thomas Curry, Of Washington Market, and Mr..
John Kelly, of Hobokss, against Messrs. George Han
ley ana Thomas food, OF this cty. Three Of The
games wore played III tho Court OF the New YORK
HsndDsI Club, on Madison street. near Grand. this
city, Yesterday afternoon. The other four are to b
played there next Tuesday afternoon. Following ID
tho scVre:--
Curry and Kelly. I'll 10 Il
Hauiov 81
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YEsrsRD US GAMES.

In the League mpionship contest at Boston YET.
tcrday afternoon between the Boston and Ohicaso
cIubs-tne latter beng last years Hartfords, Of
Broukyn-elcven innings were played. The Bostors
won by the score OF 2 to1.
In another Of the League championship games at
Providence r. l., the visiting Indianapolis Clu5 won
victory over the Providence Club by the scure OF
tot
In the championship contest Of the international
Association Buffalo, between the Buffalo and Utica
CLUBS the home CLUB successful by the score o
6to2
Another game in the championship series OF the
International Association played at BATH. N. Y,
between the Springfield and Horncli clubs. The
Sprnynelds came out ahead BY the score Of TO 4.
The game nj Troy although between clubs OF the
Intern at0nai Association, was not OF the champion
snip series In u tho Rochesters defeated the Hay
makers by a score OF 8tJl.
Tho International game at Oswego, between the Te-
pio0shp serIHs as the Oswcgos IRE not contest
Ing Tor me pennanL la lhis game the home cluo
beat the visiting Tccumsehs BY tho SCORE vi t. l.
In another OF the International Association con-
tests NJ Manchester. N. H.. between Inc Manchester
and Lowell ciuDs, the visitors boro OH tue palm Of
VICTORY Uy the score OF 3 to- I..
In the contest for the League pennant, at Cibcin
nat 1, between The CiEcinnati and Milwaukee clu0s
only SIX innings we're paved. As, at that stage Of
the game the Milwaukees refused to play any fur
ther under the constitution aud playing rules OF the
Lea.ue the umpire decided The Ciuci natis 70 10
Triumphant by the score OF 300.
Wardel ana Doap, OF the once famous Silver star
CLUB, Of this city, have been engaged bv the voiun.
teers, Of Pougukoe psie, where they will play durina
tho remainder OF the season.
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the windward and passed them both, following after
the Drcadnaugnl he Es'eiie kepi ny to winawasd
OF the clyiie anu held ner back
THE CLIO YTRsf TO ANCHOR -,
The Clio passed Fort ADAMS nrsi. with the DIeau-
naught second ana the Rambler tnird Inc Esteiic
anu Cytie followed close behind, and then came the
Active ieadlng tho Regina The schooners hsmoIer.
Intrepid, Madeleine Restless and Nereid came INTO
harbor round Goat Island, while the others look me
short cut by Fort Adams. The yachts anchored a.
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ELDKIDGE DRIVING PARK.

SHARON SPRINGS, N. r., August TO- 1878
This was the second day Of the races At the Ed
ridge Dfiving Park
The first event, the 2:30 GLASS; was wen by Lhtle
Wonder; Bessie Turner second, Fenimors third, 81
Reno fourth. Best time, 2:36h.
Inc 24s purse by Sweet william; Andy
second, Cooperstown distancsd.
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THE THIRD RACE
was Tor purse OF $780, entrance free; free handi-
can: one mile aud eighth. For this event there
were nine starters, consisting Of Oden Bowels chest
nut dlIy Onole, by Kinghsner, dam Nv Maryland, A
years old, LOG lbs. b. g. Bryssns chestnut My eis
nhoue by Asteroid, dam SchoItscne, years old, 80
lbs f; e. Reeds bay 1Ay Bonnie Wood, BY Bonnie
scotland, dam WoodbIne, years Old, l02 lOs.; w.
Astor's bay geid,ng Vagrant, by Virgil, dam
Lazy, years old, 104 lbs. the same gen.
item ms bay colt Frederick the Great, by
lexington dam Mildred, 4 years old, lO7
lbs j. J. Bevin's chestnut mare Hattie y, by Learn
In gton dam Bonnie Doom, years old, 100 lbs. J.
McMahou's chestnut lly Blondel, by Bonhie Scot
land Dam Beu lab, years Oh, 81 los. D. ID. WIthers
brown FLY Inv rmore, by Lexington, dam Invercaud
3 wears old, 80 lbs, and A. Belmont's bay nlly by
,;ienels Oar Grecian Bend, years old, SO lbs The
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he horses had very fair start, Orole getting away
first Hattie +. second Bonnie Wood third, Mr.. Bel
mons recan Bend lilly iourth, BIondeil hfth, Fred
erick the Great sixth, Vsgrant SEVENTH lnver moie
eighth, Telephone ninth. Tue horses dashed up
through The mud rapidiy, and rs they passed the
Judges Orioie showing the way, Hattie =.
second, Grecian Bond lilly thirc, Bonnie Wood
fourth, Bonden fifth, Frederick the Great
sixth Telephone seventh, lnvermore eigntn,
Vagrant ninth. The Grecan Bend 1lly
10 he the upper turn, and as she passed the
quarter pole she one length clear OF Bonnie
Wood Ofloe tbird hattie +. fourth, lnvernore ifh,
BondsI sixth, Vagrant seventh, Frcderck The Great
showed the way down the backstretcn, and half
length n OF Bounle Wood at the nalf mile pole,
Orioe third, Hattie II. fourth, the others being lew
Ieuyths behind IN group. the Grecian Bend fily
still held The lead around the over turn by nall
a leputh and she passed the tbree-quarter pole
win slight advantage, Bonnie Wood second, Orioie
third Hattie f. iourtn Vagrant NTH, FrsdsricK the
Great sixth, lnvcrmore seventh, Bi0Ldeli eighth,
A a epnone ninth. Connie Wooa stock 10 The GrecIs1
Was on even terms with, AMI from there beat her
inch BY inch the stand, where Bonnie Wood andsd
a wilmer by length, Grecian Bend nly second. half
a length IN front oil HATTIE r., the latter q length in
ADVANCE of vasranL Orioic nfh Frederick the Great
SIKH, Bondel seventh Invermorc eighth, Telephone
ninlh. Time, 2:02ls
FOURTH RACK
was Tree handicap eeplscnase for purse 81 $780,
OF which 500 to the second nsrse. The fractional
post mere were three starters, comprising Reed's
chestnut geiding Trouble, by UIver ton, dam Kate
Mcdonald, aged, 153 ibs. l.. Wosa's bay gsluins
Deadhead by Juiiu, dam Leisure, aged, 100 lbs and
A. ID. Browns bay colt Problem, by Pimlico, dam by
Australian, years old, l54 lbs Inc I0ilowIps are
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ROCHESTER DRIVING PARK.

LAST DAY or THE SUMNER MEzr1Na-JERsEY
BOY THE WINNER OF THE 'tTwENTY-sIx"
CLASS AND POWERS THE "IwLNTY" RACE
RAaus FAILS TO WIN THE SPECIAL SPEED
PURSE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HlRALD.1
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August 10. 1878.
This being FREQ day at the Driving Park OF
q large crowd was present The events were the
unaushed 2:26 and 2:20 and snird heat Of
Rarus Tor the special speed purse.
THE POSTPONED "1wxSrY-six'' PURSE
The horses for the "twenty. sx race called at
ten O'Clock and they all responded the summons
good form. -Four heats Of event tretted yes
terday. For the Ath heat Jerscy Boy was the iavo-
rite, selling two TO one the held A good start
was had with tho Boy IN the lead, which ne kept to
the enc, although time Woolford z was rather
dangerous The heat was not very exciting. WOOL
ford Z flushed second ana Nancy Hackest third.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, AUGUST AND 10, S78-FouRrN
AND FIFTH DAYS or TnK SUNAER Meeting THE
ROCHESTER, DRIVING PARK koTrISG-N0. 8.-Purse
Of 800 horses that never bent 1896 peats
three IN i've IN harness. $3.50 to tho rs 1915 10 tho
second $225 to the third $l50 horse
(iour heats trotted on August ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-11
" AIDE mile.
Reduced TO three quarters OF a mile.

Uncas is n beautiful blood bay, bred by Mr. A. J.
Alexander, woouburn stuu, spring Station, Ky. |;
oalcd 1916. by Lexington dam Coral. BY Fundal tson
OF Gcncoe) second dam imported Cairn CORN, by
Cotherstonc, Of Genluce an own sister To
Glencoe. Uncas is brother to Wanuofer. and
IN American turf circles The pair are garded ~ the
most iashionaDy bred sons oi LsxingtoD und as
strongly bred any horses ever IN the country Ae
10 hftsep hands one inch nigb mas beautiful head
and neck, decorated with small but dstinct star De-
tween the eyes. with right front loot white ABOVE
the pastern. He ~ IN build powerful colt, being
broad about the hips and BODY, with ashort strong
back very muscular quarters, with spreading sthcs
when In motion, ana shoulder deep set anu well ia
TO the saduie snd unusually well muscied, the
muscles staining prominently out anu extending
down 10 the ioine, anu splendid limbs. brosd bones
and very smooth. rms IA ms second appearances in
pubnc, having second TO Harold Tor tue Saratoga
stakes at the Saratoga First Meeting. HIS victory
TO-DAY speaks well Tor his capacity to stay, anu he
- npnsual amount OF snsed- bis ssssse-