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The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
No 15az EnTrIrY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John E. Smith and Charles I. ReiGnider,
Trustees, VS.. William Branaenburg.
ORDERED this 18th day Of july. A. D.
" 1873, that the account of the Auditor
filed in this eause be finally ratified and con
tlrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on OF before the 9TH day Of August
next; provided a copy of this order he insert
ed Tor two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published in
Carroll county.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,-TeSt:
july 202t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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Mayor Latrobe was inducted into Office
on Monday, and has appointed AIr George
Savage as bis private secretary. When
Gen. Latrobe was Mayor before Dir. Saw
age occupied the same position. and we
congratulate him upon his reappointment.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

An original story, poem, and one or
two other original articles, appear on the
outer form of this issue. The ADVOCATE
has reason to be proud Of its corps of able
contributors.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

Colonel Mcleod, of Lake City. Fla,
has just killed an alligator in who's. stom-
ach were found a turtle, pigs head and
peck of blackberries The question now
is-How did that alligator pick those
backbefries
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

Lord Beaconsfeld had grand Fecep.
tion on his return to London from Berlin
on Tuesday. The whole British nation is
ready to rise up and do him reverence as
it once honored such men as Marlborough,
Pitt and Wellington. And yet says a con-
temporary, to us on this side of the water
it looks as though Disraeli had not ac.
cOmplished so much as to Justify all this,
and not accomplished that 10 style that
ought to excite the Liberals to offer him a
national ovation"
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

The Potter iBquisitiOn at Washington
has suceumbed to the hot weather and
suspended further proceedings till the 23d
instant, when fresh start will be made at
Atlantic City.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
MARRIED..

At the residence Of the brides parents,
near Patapseo,, this county, on the 10th inst.
hy the Rev l.. H. Selby, Mr.. Geo. p McCul-
lum and Miss Cynthia H. Uhler.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

Commissioner of Patents Sears, has had
his head taken off officially He friend
of Mr.. Blaine. Blaine and Conkling will
feel for Mr.. Hayes sesIp, fguratively
speaking, when Congress meets again. for
removing their respective friends, Arthur,
Cornell and Sears.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

George Francis Train, giving his pen a
psychologist twist, announces that in thirty
days we will have the Crack of Doom Reck-
oning from the date Of his letter this sublime
catastrophe will occur on the 18th of August
If Train had given out that il was the
crack of his own dome instead of the crack
of doom, We might not baTe been so skep.
tical.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

Oliver P. Baldwin, one of the editoss
of the Baltimore Sun, died on Wednes-
day. He had a wide reputation as an
author.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

A great influx of tramps into New York.
from New Jersey, Long Island and other
places, is ehronicled. Il is supposed their
object il 10 clean out the bouzes Of ahseniees
IN Eth Avenue, and other wealthy sections
Of the city.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

News is scaTce, Fgep the newspapers
are languid. How can they De otaeyEisc.
with the mercury in the nineties?
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
GRINIEs 8 MEAYER.

~ ENERAL Agents for Danforth' Illumi-
VI mating Fluid. Absolutely nor. explosive.
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Tie Whipping-POst.

A law passed at the last session Of the
Legislature of Virginia, went into opera
tion on the first of July, restoring the
whipping-pOst as a punishment for petty
larceny. The Baltimore Gazette seems
concerned about the operation of this law,
and says it shoald be administered without
regard to the color OF the cqlprit, else it
will be an uumixed evil. SIN fact" says
the Gazette, ''it would be we'll to apply Il
first to a white man to make sure Of it. 4"
Fhe Gazettes concern and sympathy for
the black Ean is so much surplusage, as
the law makes no distinction. So it is in
Delaware, black and white are alike amen
able to it, Let the Gazette be eonsoIed
on that point
The Gazette is happy. \ white man
has not only been whipped, but he was
Slarruped" by negro, as we learn from
tie following paragraph taken from the
Gazette of Thursday:
The white man who was legally whipped at
Hampton, Va, last Saturday, for petty lpr.
ceny, had his stripes administered to him by
an officer as black as the ace of spades,
There was time when the spectacle OF D ne.
gro larruping a white man at a whipping post
would have created something of a sensation
in the Old Dominion, but when a white man
so fnr forgets himself as to commit larceny
on a small scale he must expect to be placed
on an equally With colored people.
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8 IL ACRES. MORE or LES
$500 REWARD.

n will pay $500 for the arrest and conviction
n of the person or persons who set fire to
my store, at CarrOlltOn Station, W. II. r. r.
To B,y Friends and the Public Geno4ssAhr.
My storehouse having been hnEasa On tbs.
7th inst, / have made arrangements to re-
build immediately, and VIII resume husiness
at the earliest praetlSaobe momeat, when ]
will be pleased 70 sse my friends and he pub
lie generally. EDWARD II. BASH,
R5133t CRrrollton Station, W.MRR.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A VALUABLE
SMALL TRACT OF LAND
In Franklin District.

IN Franklin District
Rl virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as 4 Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1898 Eauitv.
wherein Lewis v Smith is complainant. and
George W. Cook ct ais. are defendants. the
undersigned will sell at Public Sale. on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on
HedHesdGy,fte ISth day Of august. 4. d. LsSS.
at ! O'Clock, p. m. all that lot or marcel of
land consisting of about
35 ACRES, 2 RooDs
and Square Perches of land. more or less
situate IN franklin district, Carroll county.
Nd, adjoining the lands Of David Zile. Joel
hoopi Lewis V. Smith, and others. about 3
acres OF which Is in Timber 1t Is vel! wa
tered, under good fencing, and
IS improved by a good LOG ATGA-Q
DWELLING HOUSE, Dairy, 80
Stable, Smoke House and other y
necessary out-houses; a good Apple Orchard
ana choice fruit of other kinds, No. one
spring OF water within few feet Of the door
Terms OF Sale, as prescribed by the decree.
One-third cash on the day of sale or ratifica.
ton thereof by the Court, and one.third ;D
SIX months, and the other third in y months
from the day of sale; purchaser giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
day of sale.
MILTON b. SETTLE. Trustee.
j. NJ. AINGLING, Auctioneer.
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Pure Fertilizers.
Pure Fine Ground ROas,
Stag nHpeTpb0sph0te OF Lime,
Pure DiSs0ired RaIC Bone.

B55~ Oil Vitrtol, German Potash salt, Pure
Chemicals for making Superb Phosphate, at
the lowest market price.
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TRUSTEES SALE
oFA
House and Lot of Land.

pY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as a Court of
Equity, passed In cause No. 1886 EaHitV.
wherein Frederick Crabbs and others are
complainsnts and Mary Crabbs, widow, and
Others are defendants, and by virtue Of an
order for resale passed in said cause on the
I'd day Of duly, i. d. 1878, at the risk of
Nelson W. Crabbs. the former purchaser, the
undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the 6m DAY or AUGUST,
A. d. 1878, at o'clock, p. m, a parcei of
land consisting Of
8 l-2 ACRES, MORE Or LESS.
The improvements thereon
consist Of a comfortable LOG Ak%A-A
DWELLING HOUSE, Stable,
&c. There is also a Spring OIL =
excellent water on the premises near The
house
This property is On tke road leadine from
Taneytown 10 Union Bridge, is about 8 miles
south of TGReytown. and adjoins tAe hand Of
Jacob Nearing, William Hiner, Jacob Koons
and others.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the order
OF Court, Cash.
GEO. A. ELICKINGER, TFostee.
CHAs. I. REIFsSIDER, Solicitor for Trustee.
july l3-ts
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r. j. nAKER & CO.,
81 and - s, Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

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nen:
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grmlpnft mar al ietn,S6afen, Spdren
Gr fpnnte @iemanb bunsern ieb'n,
llnb mubte lang Ser9eblt9 barren,
limb aus unb Elm bei Mntern 9eb'n.
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Setn Meni6 ia9t i'm Spn bort metr fprt
Omar en9e linb bic niebern @dnbe,
ODD lie9t's IN etnem f6pnen Srt:
@uf 9riiner @teie, unter Slierer,
Dem Str6lein unp BEN Sreunben NAB,
70 rtele tbeure Sriiher,
ltnb bp9 70 fttae lit es ia.
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RACKETS.

There werc two games oil racksts played at Hicks'
court. Hoboken, yesterday afternoon Tho nrss xas
between Mr.. q. Thomas and Mr.. o. s. Lran. best
three IN nve gamsa The nrst second and third hav.
Ing been won, Fl each. BY Mr. Thomas, to 18, II and
IA by Mr.. Llrsn the contest closed with the three
straight gameR
Tho next match between Professor Manning, Of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. n. Landy, Of Hoboken. Mr..
Landy the first game by the OF Il TO and
Professor the next two and The match py the
score OIL 81 II and Is.
At McQuade's court Madison street, this city, @.
Reagan scored H. II and 2l, defeating r. Irwin, whs
scored IL, 81 and IL.
Mr.. H. Stanley Smith, president Of the Quebec
RaoKst Club, 10 At present visiting this city and
being entertained BY the members OF the Sixth Ave.
nue. Racket Court.
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rick by Lsxingtou,s dam Inverness Parole and
Garrick combined, Sto against Danlchen, to !;
General Philips, 10 rrinsson, 10 TO !. The horses
hada capital start, Danchef Jumping or first,
Loulanef second, Busnwh hacker third, General Phil.
lips fourth The others closely punched. When they
stretch Danchef led length, Albert second, Bush
whacKer third, Loulansr fourth, General Philips
fnh. Garriok sixth, Parole seventh, Princeton
eighth. Danichen led Two lengths around the upper
turn, Albert second, one length in advance
OF Bushwhacger; Garrick fourth, General Philips
Nth. When the horses came down 10 the bluG anG
lengths, Albert second Bush hacker third, Garrick
fourth Princeton hith Louianfer SIXTH General Phil
lips seventh. Parole eighth There was chanas
appeared on tho lower turn Danicnen was stiIl show
ing the way, WITH Bushwhacker second. Albert thrd
Gsrrck fourth Louanier hth Princston and General
Phillips sixth and seventh. Parole eighth The horses
into the quarter stretch In this ORDER coming
up the stretch TO the stand several changes OF posi-
tons took place, and as they passed the judges Dan
chef lod BY a length, Bushwhacker second, half
length front OF Garrick, who was half length
IN advance oil Princeton, Albert nth, General
Phillips sixth, Parole seventh, Toulanier eighth.
More chan ges took place areund the upper turn aud
as the horses passed the uarter.poe Danchen SIN
led lsugth Bushwhaeksr or second one length front
Of GarriCk, the latter one length ahead Of General
Philips, the others In bunch, changn places rap
idly. Going around ths oiun LooIanier made her run
ana closing rapidly, and a. the horses passed out
OF sight DanicnsG was ono length In front OF Bush.
whacksr, Garrck third, Phillips fourth, Princeton
nth, Loulaner sixth, Parole seventh. Albert eighth.
turn, Carries taking second place, General Phillips
the third position, Louianier fourth, the others
bunched Getting into the homestr reich most beau
ended At tho stand with Loulanier winning BY head
Gsrrick second iwo lengths In front OF General
Phillips, Bushwacker fourth, Parole Nth, Danichen
sixth, Prtnoetou seventh, Albert eighth. Tlme.
4:o6X The stakes amounted 20 81. 500 The tol low.
ing are the previous
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YONKERS LYCEUM GAMES.

The niih annual games Of the Yonksrs Lycsum took
place yesterday. Tho nrst contest rua Of 100 yards
was Won by y. w. Browa; Time loK seeouds. Tho
school boys Of Yonksr under sixteen years old, next
engaged In . race. The winner was q. ,. Brown [;
time. 11x ssoonda In the miie walk for shs Lycsum
championship tine competitors we're J. o. wilI'smses
and II. b Starr. The race was won by the former,
she latter going out on the second lap OF the six;
williamson's time was TN. b2ks. IL . 4lo yards
handicap H. L. Ross IN 81 ssconds la the run
ming high leap the winner, John FRASER, cleared f.
In In OF 40 yards Tor tho Ly csum
q. II. Rowlsna vas the only one Of onr who had
catered that made has appearance apd made the run
10 27k seconda II. b. Starr won handicap one mile
walk ip Sm. lis. J. smith cleared 10 H. Ox In.
In . running jump. A hsndicap half mils run was
won by &. A. Rowland In I'm. los. n. W. Brown won
q hurdle race Of 1-6th OF mile, goinG over eight
hurdles IN ~ seconds. A Lyceum ba ndicap, loo
yards run, was won BY X. q. JacKson--timc not
taken Ip the sack W. Irvine made 200 yards In
1m 40s. This oi"sing contest was consoiaticn race
for euoss VINO bad not won . medal Charles N.
snaw and II. W. Rowland ran A+o yards, shaw VIA
nfsg In I'm. ShA
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year,. ESQ., SSy u Sy ss
Banner, years. $500. l0l lbs. (Donohus) 10
TIE sscoxu RACE. ss nfts
oids; $50 each hall forfeit with $500 added;
TO receive 500 out OF the siakea The winner Of
70 carry lbs extra o. s.o or mere saen ss.sss 10
ibA extra. rhres-qaAr,srs o. mile
D. D. wmbsrs' oh: Belinda, sy Glsnsls, dam :.
P. Lor,iiard's b. 4 sosrdnin. By 1onni: sdosisnd.
rsom.s Sa% fSaS,s farsssf ~ & Dan srs.iss.
GsSslg, % dam lem, no lbs. ..tEvsusl 8
imp wombat, 10I ibs.. ............. 4 .(Donohus)
q. l. Lorillard.s ch. Q Wiliul. by Australian. dam
Q. LsI:ra'. Ly a. on s..r.s. sy Alarm. dam
irene' lio
SAAE DAY.-rhs Grand National Handicap sweep
stakes u $500 easn, halt toreii and only $40 q d.
the second 10 receive $3.50 ous Of tho stakeA Two
miles aud quarter rs En- st -Ki8a
9. l. Lerillard's ch. Lsalanier. BY Lever, dam
Lazy A.raaway. 8 years Ola. 90 ips:. :tBisyScsl
oa Ssrrisk ss ?, L...sssa dam
8. D. Bruce's ch 9. General Phillips BY Glenslg,
= Dam "a La Polka years, aie iSs ;.....:..ts.yrssl
Scotland dam Aanio Bush. years OLD. :; los lbs;
p. Lor.rd.. Dr. Z Parole, By L..m,us,oa. avaaa' asn
Thomas Puryesr Co.'s oh. .. DanicheH, ~ A
Gleneis, dam salna 8 years old, los 'lbs
h 4w.loh's b. .. Pr,ns..os, BY OAKLAND. dam imp :
wombat, years old. liz lbs. ..... .tHaywssdJ Z
G. l. Lorillard's On. O Albert by Australian, dam
Queen Victoria. years old, 90 lbs. iSparne) o
gtne Time, 4:06x.
TIE FOURTH RACE
SAME DAY-Purss 5000, OF which 500. with the en-
trance money, TO the second horse. Weights lbs.
below the regular SCALE Aaidens allowed lbs Ais
heats h@ aI ntrg .&fa&N0t ,arn
, Staytsra .e.s-
G. l. LorilIard's oh. T. Balance All, By Bonnie
Scotland, dam LansApa, years, oS Ibs.....141 tsf
J. W. BeIpsb b. Z. Dan x, By Bonnie Scotland, : :
dam jennie June, 4 years, 106 lbs. tDonanuei / q
land, Dam Bensoia. years. 96 lbs. .(Barrsttl q lrs
Thomas Puryear Co. 3 oh. (. Mamie H., BY
Glen Athoi, dam Saiits Watson, 4years old
4. soimonis s. L. Belle Helene. ); G:osi:. She
dam Greoan Bend, years, % lbs. .(Ringoj 8 Ore
Tims-1:47-l:leH-l:5
THE FIFTH RACE.
SAAH DAX-Handtcap StecplsChase, purse $500, Of
horses the property OF dinsreat owners TO START or
no race Tho short stseplechase course. starring
tho point for races OF thrsequarsefs OF . lie run-
ning south, and thence over the essa ssespleohAss
course.
A. D. Browne g. b. Derby, y Eugene. dam Kate ;.
Daley Brothers br. 4. Lizzie D, By Enqurer, dam !
:, Leisure. 8 years OLD no los.
Matte G., 4ysars cid l38 lbs. .(Aaney) Q
w. Callahan's b. h. Bay Rum, by haywood, dam
0onsril aged, l43 Ids. .tOoney)
Time 3;58
There Will be an extra race added 10 the four the
programme fer Saturday, ana tnis viii be three
quarter Of mile dash tor two-year -oids making !
grand day for the closing OF the tall meeting
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distance run, was won By W. p Snow, Of Roxbury,
VT, In 20x seconds
The quarter milo run was won by c. q. Cogswell, sf
North Easton, Mass, IN 55x seconds.
The 100 yard sack was won by @ b. Little, ol
Pembroke, In IS n seconds ~ -,
The thrss-ieg race was won by H. Dauforth, OF Do.
yer, and C. 5. Sloane, OF washinglon, d. c., In 1877
seconds. "
Throwing ths basebal-N B. Porter, OF Lonaon,
Ont, $40 feot inches.
Two mile walk-J. Ham, Dover, 10 min ASK SOC.
Two hundred and twenty yards dash-C. H. Cogs-
well, 25h seconda
Horizontal bar-Oscar Mickel, Albany, N. Y
Batting basebali--L j. Rundletl, Beaiord. ala feet
8 inches.
Final heat OF hurdle race.-w. Moore, Brooklyn.
n. Y, 81 u seconds.
Final beat, 100 yards dash--G. II. Danior,h, Tx
seconds.
Consolation race one-quarter OF a mile; open TO all
contestants not having won prixe.-H. IA. Parker,
Hanover. 596 seconds.
In the baseball game between Amherst and Dart.
mouth Universities the Amhersis scored IL TO l.
The sports concluded with match mo OF loot.
ball between picked twenties OF Dartmouth students
T. s. Norton, captain OF Tho blues. and Willard War.
ron, captain OF the reds The result Ia favor OF
tho reds.
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FOOTBALL MATTERS.

TEE DlyyERxNcz BETWEEN TALE, HARVARD
AND PRINCETON REcoNcILRD-TxANs on
YIFTEEM MEN AGREED UPON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
NEW HAVEN Conn, Oct 10 1878
The long existing difference between Harvard ana
Yale football interests reconeed tonight BY the
concession Of Tale 70 the demand Of Harvard and
Princston 10 play fifteen this season instead Of
eleven, which was the numDsr Yale hadiast year.
The Collegiate Football Association neld meeting
in Springfield yesterday In reference snis disputed
point ana there Harvard Princeton laid down
their position. which that unless nfsssn wers
allowed they would not compete Tor tn champion.
shp whicn Yale holds. Yale the minority, bus
ner wanted - GET the sense OF college
before announcing their decision.
President Rocnei0rt made some remarks, stating
what the various colleges had ckaimsd NJ Springfield,
aud, vote being taken the sentiment or college
was iound 70 be unanimous for hftecn men
GAMES rLAYKD.
Games with Amherst, Trinity and Wesleyan win
probably occur soon. and Harvard will % played on
ksgiving Cambridge and Princeton Al Hoboken
or New Haven November %. Columbia was NOS
represented At the Springfield Convention, and
tsntons unknown here, though u the opiaion as
Yale that she does not mean 10 play.
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TRoTTING AT WHITE PLAINS.

THIRD DAx OF THE rRoTTrNo MEETING AT
THE NORTH END DRIVING PARK.
The trottng meeting given BY Mr.. v. d. warren,
Of this city, at the NoPth End Driving PARK. White
riaiss, N r., brought sueosssful sioss yes
terdsy. Over one thousand spectators were
present. which ous-numbered any OF the two
prsvieus days OF the meeting The weather
was charmiag ana the track In superb order.
The programme called for four events which In
oluded shs TWO unn nished tross Of Wednesday. and
the others were for 2l0 ana a:26 horssa The Irot-
ting throughout the aitsraeon Afforded much interest
10 the crswd, each event was closely sonssstsd.
The 20 class Was postponed after nvs heats had
been trotIed, on account Of the darkpsss. to two
o'cieck to-day. The following are the
&N SUMMARIZE
NORTH END DRIVING PARK, WHITE PLAINS, n r.
TRorfiSo-ocr. Axp 10, 1s7S-THn THIRD
LAST DAY MEsTING Purse $500, Tor horses
InaI have never beaten 2:50; nve heatssl had been
trosisa on tns stn inst; $500 70 arst $50 to SEQ
onu, $50 TO third and $40 10 tho fourth horse mile
heats; best three IN ave, IN harness. tafM
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YLYAwAY,
TotalG -. 10 q 4I7 Tosals.... 8 62I l6
Score by Lnnings
Club. In 3d 4fh 5fh On

Totals -. 10 Il II Tosals... 81 l0
Score By [nnings
Club 1ss "a. 3D. 4fh 5th ca. tn
flyaway. y q B D l. q
Jersey City. ............1 o o o.
Runs earusd-Fly.w.y. !; Jersey CITY. 9. EIs.
lett on bascs-Flyaway, Jersey CITY, Total base
nlts-Fiya~ay, ID; Jersey CITY. T. Struck out-Fiy-
away, 2: Jersey CITY, o. Umpire, Mr. Sullivan, Of
tho Alaska Club Time OF game-one hour anu iorty.
Ave minutes. 1eafau fA
game was played tho Capitolne Ground be-
tween the Jersey City leo men and the Brooklyn
men, which proved to be Qaite interesting and ex-
citing, u being played In the old time style The
yerseymen led up TO The eighth inning. when the
BrookiynItes made fine rally and came or victors BY
The following score:-
New jersey. 9 o 2 2 2 6-26
Brookyn...... o / 8 3 8 Go
To-day the Alaskas aud New Yorks play on the
Union Ground. Larken, who pitched aud Hankinson
who played third base for the Chicagos during the
past season, Will pitch and play third base for toe
Alaskas In this game; the Witokas and Polytechnics
play on tho Capltolmc Ground. and Bostons and New
Bsdisrds at New Bedford. NA@ h@
At Albany the game between the Providence Club.
OF the National League. and the Albany Club, oil the
International Association, resulted IN favor Of the
Providence Club by score OF to l.
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Reduced to thtee-quarters Of a mile.
THE THIRD RACE

THIRD RACE
was the Grand National Handicap Sweepstakes oil
500 each. halt iorIeit and only $40 u declared oy
the 20tn Of September, with $6v0 added the second
TO receive $3.50 out 0i tho stAkeA Two miles ans
quarter. There we're fifteen nominations, eight OF
winch came 10 the post These were r. Lsriiiard's
brown geidiug Parole, by Leamipgton, dam Maidsn,
years old, l25 lbs D. Bruce's colt General
Pniinps, Dy Gienslg dam La Psika 4 years oiu, ll6
lbs Harvey Weichs bay colt Princeton, by Oakland,
weii's bay colt Bushwhacker, by Bonnie Scotland,
Gam Annie Bush, years old, los Ibs Thomas Pur-
rear \ Co.'s chestnut colt Dan nichcf, by Gienelg,
dam ssiina, years old, 103 lbs. @. l. Lorillara's
chestnut my Lonlanicr, by Lever, dam Lazy Harda-
way, years old. % los. The same geutleman's
toria years old, 70 lba Lorsllard's bay colt Gar
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GLOVE CONTEST.

A large number Of sporting men and others -.
ssmblsd IA Harry Hil's Variety Theatre yesterday
sitsrnosn 70 wilnsss a glove contest between Johs
Reilly, OF New York, and Jack King. OF Troy. Az
three o'clock contssauts dressed In accordance
with rules Tor such occasions, sosd the mark, and
soon she sparring became animated. In all. six
rounds were fought, each round occupying three
inmates, the intervals between rounds bsinE ore
minute. During tho progress oi the ss-to each maa
received loud applause The audience seemed about
Acually livldon - % mhe wae che best man.