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The New York herald., 1878-09-15
EIGHT-OARED BARGE RACE.

The ssveath annual fall rsgatta OF the Columbia Boa,
Club was announced for yesterday afternoon. About
one nundrea spectators present The was
the boat house st the foot Of Forty-ninth street.
South Brooklyn, 10 sIaksboat anchored off shs
north point OF the Manhattan Beach dock, Bay Ridge
a distance Of = mile and q hail. James Foster. Jr.,
acted starter; q. L. sandersop judge r. Bieecker
referee Shortly after i've O'Clock lets were drawn
decide who should take part In The eight
cared barge The result follows: -
Elsctra's crew.. W. L,ppnt (stroke), Frederick
Boyd, George s. Barnes, W. Chapman, Charles Eng
land, J. r. Mallett, =. q. Mallstt, l. Avery, v. +.
Lavens (coxswainI Constitution's crew-C. s. Os.
borne fstrokeh J. 5. Stokes, C. D. Butler, George G.
England, r. q. Overtou, II. l.. Street, K G. Mallett,
J. q. Frspcb (coxswain).
The pull to the stske0oat directly against wind
and tide On the return the boats kept almost abreast
for distance, out the Elsctras by seconds
making ths distance 13m I3s. The Alcyone sight
cared barge accompanied the contestants. Tho
which postponed owing 70 The hign wind will bo
rowed on Saturday next, September 81, Tho regatta
OF the Alcyene Boat CLEO Will also place that
day.
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LONG BRANCH GUN CLUB.
BEGULAR WEEKLY hKk1ING AT ELBERoN--
PIGEON SHOOTING AND GLASS BALL BREAx-


PIGEON SHOOTING AND GLASS BALL BREAK
ING.
LosG BRANCH, N. j.. Sept. H. 1878.
The Long Branch Gun Club mot on their grounds
at Eiberon. to day. Nearly all OF the crack shots
were present Around the pavilion tent wore
recognized many OF the ladies' and prominen mt
New Yorkers remaining at the Branch, Elberon and
Deal Beach, whe are enjoying the September scashore
breezes. The weather was remarkably clear, no
clouds or haze being visible. Tho wind light
from the north west, ending due west. Alter the
tho ladies became enthusiastic, aud
one Of the leaders Of Now York society honored tho
Sides the fancy shooting at glass balls from double
traps the mar rxsmen using doubl ls-barreled guns
eighteen yards rise In this work Dr. Zeincr. Edgar
Mu phy and Il West msde the best scorea
TEAM MATCH.
The first event was hve birds, twenty-five yards
yards rsc, Hnrlingham rules ~ govern. There were
three entries on two Sides the shooting resulting IN
tue ioliowipg score:-FIrsl side--B West hyestraght
birds; Waller Green missing the second bird and ".
Stone missing The second and third Second side
Arlnur sswei kIIIeu nye straight Dirds Dr. Zeilncr
missing the third and fourth and f. Lawrence all but
the fourth bird. In shooting OIL tho Tie DR.. Zcliner
won.
Tho second event was handicap sweepstakes. Eve
birds each, and nine entries. a. /. sewell kea all
and. J. s. uoey all but ,he nrsL b. West missed the
fourth 4. Murpny missed tho third and iouIth; W.
Stono missed tho third and NTH; j. Il. Brignt tho
fourth, aud y. Lawrence the drs, fourth and lith.
Sewel, Bright ana Green divided the prize money.
BIRDS swELPsrAKEs
The third event was nand dicap o fve BIRDS sweep
stakes There were eight sntries Arthur Sewell
won, killing i've straight birds Dr. ZeIlner iour,
West tour, w. Grson iour, J. L. Bright three, w.
Stone Two, l.. Murphy two and j. 3. Hoey one.
GLASS BALL SHOOTING
The fourth event Was i've pairs OF glass balls,
three traps, is yards risc, Bogardus rules, Tor
q pr,zs Oi elegant tobacco pouch, presented by
Mrs Arthur ScwelL 1t vas won by Jopn iocy,
with the following score:--E. q. Murphy, o; q.
BriRhf, q; Arthur sswel 6. The ties were on,
resulting in--Hoey, 4; zslner, 8; Brgn. 3; ssweil,
3; Il. Murphy, 2.
The hnh event was sweepstakes, glass balls. miss
and go out, and had nve euries. Tho ioowng 10 tbo
score:-Dr Zcilnsr. straight balls: A. Seweli. J.
s. Hocy, 8: h. G. Murphy, 81. l.. Bright, l; W. G.
Murphy,
THE GUN CLUB BADGE
Tho sixth event tor the Gun Club badge: three
traps, IL yards iss, 70 glass pais, Bogsrdus'
rules, and vas won by j. L. Bright Tor
tho third time. This badge has BEEN
tDree times this season by II. g. Murphy, son of
ex-Colieclor Murphy. II won by either AZ the next
meeting II wiil become tho wnnor's perm ancnt prop
cry. Tho score to-day is as iolows:-J. l.. Bright,
%; Arthur Sewel u; Or. zellner, 20; J. ). Hoey.
10; G. Bright, 10; H. @. Murphy, 10; b. West, Is; 1;
W. u. Murphy, ID; W. Stons, 10.
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RACKETS.

A. the willow street court, Hoboken. yesterday,
some highly Interesting games OF American rackets
occurred. The nrst four audsd contest best
three IN I've gamss. On the side were hossrs. 7.
E Conneliy and John Foloy, and other MessTs.
?. o'Hern and Edward Kennedy. Following Is the
Foley and connelly......... II 81 is 2i-sl
Kennedy and O'Hsrn...... Is l6 u 20-75
The nsxs struggle was tbree-hanaed, best two IN
three games Mr. NJ. Farrell played against both
Messrs. NJ. Bresn ana Z. Gesrgia- Following 10 tho
sc0re:-
Mr.. FARRELL. ................... 81 IL 2l-55
Breen and Georgia. IL ~ l5-5J
Az tho court OF Mr. N. Hicks, hudson street, Ho-
bokcn, occurred several closely contested struggles
The nrst was single nded, best two three games.
Tho CONTESTANTS we're Mr. Bomslssr aud Mr.. HICKS.
Score:
Mr.. Bomeisicr r................... Il 2l-s9
HICKS II ~ 1f-D5
The second contest was three-handed, best two In
In three games Mr. N. Lsndy played against both
Messrs. 4. Goodwin and I. Fitzpatrick. score:--
Goodwin aud Fuzpstrick.... o.. Fl 16 2l-5S
Mr. M. Landy y..................-- IL II 1871
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CosrELLo-MAYER.-on Tuesday, September 10.
by the Rev Father Dauehty, MILAN Ii. CosrEsLo to
MISS JENNIE MAYER both of Harlem. n Y.
kIxG-rABEk--Privstely, September IL. 1878.
by the Rev James L. King. CHARLES K KING to
ADELAIDE, daughter OF James Taoer Esa both OF this
city.
MooREs-CAMPBELL.-On the 1lth inst, by the Rev.
ID. Branard Ray, nj The residence Of Lhs brides
parents FREDERICK MooREs and ADA, eldest daughter
oi Charles H. Campbell, all OF this city. No cards.
McAGHoS-wE wEDix--On Monday, september o. by
the Rev Father Senez, DANIEL McAGaos and CECILIA
A.. daughter OF N. 7. Wedin all oi Jersey City.
PHAYRE-CoySE.-On september l3. by Rev. Dr.
Milet at his residence Ill I'd av., JAMES PaAIRE 70
IsABsLLA, daughter OF William Coyne. New York.
TREpwKLL-vAx HoEsES.-Septcmber 2. 1878, by
Rev. j. NJ. buckley, WILLIAM w. rREDwELL 70 CARRIn
L. VAN HoEsEy, both OF BrookIyn.
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BASEBALL.

FINE GAME ON THE CENTENNIAL GROUND
BrTwEEN THE JERSEY CITYs AND Fly
AwAYs-THE AsToRs DEFEAT THE ORANGE
CLUB AT oRANGE--orHER GAMES
Over I've hundred spectators were assembled on the
Centennial Ground yesterday afternoon TO witness
the long talked of contest between the Jersey
City Browns and the Fiyaways of this CITY,
There some little delay at the begin ming
OF the game, owing to the ssisction OF an
umpire. The Jersey Citys refused to play unless
Malone umpired and tue Flyaways refused to play II
he did umpire. The manager Of the Flyaways was
firm, and ordered his men pack up their bats and
leave the fed. Harmony was nnally restored by the
two managers settling upon Mr. Rice Of the Alaska
Club
the game opened in fine style, neither club being
able score until the fourth inning, when by errors
on part OF the Flyawsys the Jersey Ctys scored
the first run Of the game. In tho nfth inning
the Jersey Cnys added another run to their score
BY good batting with the ssisapos Of several errors
The Flyawsys got their frat apd only tho sixth
inning which earned being made by splendid
batting. Both clubs played q good fielding game
Purroy pitched with telling effect, base being
made of him during :he game. Dolan, Towart
ShandleY, Trey, Meenan aud Mccain played their re-.
spective positions in fine STYLE Troy made q beaut-
ful stop OF hot line ball which threw him Off his
teet and while falling he drove the ball to Sweeny
play OF the game. The following Is the score:-
FLYAwAY
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CANNOT MANAGE HIS AFFAIRS.

Action was brought in tho Kings County Supreme
Court some time ago to have Mr. Andrew s. Hall de
clarcd insane. The young man hao fallen heir 10
$4,000 worth OF property by The death of his athsr
and the person who sought TO prove his insanity
his vile. Hail had been in the Fiatbush Insape Asy-
lum, but was thought to have recovered
and was ooLsequoutiy released Mrs. Hall
claimed thai he had attempted to stab
ana to choke ner, aud mad severely bitten the officer
who took hun 20 tho asylum. .hsrin's jury do
cidcd that The young man was insane but Judge
Pratt, before whom the papers were placed TO be
signed talked with him anu was convinced OF his
right mindedpess. lie then appointed three commits
souers to inquire into the case, and was reported
that Hsi's iatnor bad committed suicide, that hrs
brother Imbecile aud that ne himself had had
MS reason unsettled by illness al the age OF fourteen
Tne com mi ssobers declared the defendant TO bo
capsule OF manag ng his ansirs
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CRICKET.

Among the passengers on the CITY Of Berlin yes
terday was Captain John Conway, the business man
agsr of the Australian cricket eleven, VINO, alter
having defeated nearly all whom they encountered,
are seeking fresh conquests Mr.. Conway COMES here
TO make arrangements for matches to be played be-
tween the Australian eleven and picked eieb from
the ST. George, staten Island ana Manhattan clubs. to
be played Hoboken October 1 and 2 He will
,nen take charge OF the Philadelphia match The
3D. 4th 9th insts Mr.. Conway last night tbst
no had with MS team fnaue pleasant Trip 10 Eug-
Iano. The team vill leave England Ins lytn inst
by tne steamer CIR Of Richmond
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MARRIED.

BARSEs-HAMBURGgR--0n SUNDAY, september 8, by
Rev Dr. ID. Einhorn, JONAS ~ BARSrs, OF Albany, N.
Y. 10 MISS Dora, daughter OF ), hamburger, New
YORK
BRiScKERHoPf--suAR0T. thursday, September 8.
by the Rev h. l.. Lawrence, d. D., l. >. BRiSCKER.
nofF, formerly oil Fshkiii, 10 LIzxK SHARor asugn-
tor OF the Iste David 5harol
BUrLsR--CoSssR-on Wednesday, september II,
1873, AT the residence OF the BRIDES mother Mrs H.
" Howell by the Rev. r. y. kipp, WILL II. burLss
10 MAY b., ouiy daughter OF tue late Franklin Conner
No cards.
uEYfuss -Ltvy --ln TINS city, "Wednesday, sep,em
ter at tue residence OF the BRIDES parents, by tho
Rsv Dr. Wasscfman, Mr.. HssBy DRYrUss, OF faou-
cab, Ky 10 MISS CLARA, daughter oil Dr. A q. Levy.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

For best known TO the lcssce, the "tbirty"
purse and unfinished '1wenty four" race at Fleet.
wood Park were declared Oh yesterday. Whom tho
latter event was postponed on thursday last ut dusk
four heats had been rotted, the bay stallion Result
being credited with tho nrs the gray geIding steve
Maxwell with the sscoad and fouvtn, anu the bay
geIding sooner WIN The third The failure decide
the race caused much disappointment.
rhe judges III the 2:2I race OF Wednesday last ad.
wise mat the record OF 2:2g gwen TO william
McMubon's bay mare Grace, winner oi the nrst bca,
Is error l, should have been s:so, and The
tIon 10 due the owner
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YACHTING NOTES.

Schooner vesta, N.YY.C., Mr. J. K. Keene, passed
through He'll Gate The evening OF the 18th inst,
bound TO Now York. -
Schooner Flear do LIS, h Y Y.C., Mr.. Dion Bouci-
cault, and sloop Blanche, S.Y.C., Mr.. Grundy, arc
Wntestone. L. l.
sshoousr Columbia, B.YC., Commodore Lester
Wallace, and Nettie, N.Y.YC., Mr. f. J. Osborne,
which have been lying OF the station during the past
week, proceeded eastward during tho afternoon.
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LACROSSE.

match at lacrosse was played at Prospect Park
yesterday afternoon between sides selected from
the brooklyn, formerly Park, and tho Rsvenswood
Lacrosss clubs The sides captained by Mcssrs.
Logan ana Armstrong. Logan's side consisted OF
Maxwell, Riehey, De Graw, Rev. Mr.. sneer. Daniels
and BAKER Armstrong had Ciun, Whitscsr, Miner,
FIsner aud Maxwell on his side. The match, though
one sided, wss Interesting, Losan's side winning by
A goala To L
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SINGLE SCULL RACE.

regatta Of single shells took place yesterday on
the XIII Won Kun . handsome piece OF plate pre-
sentsd By Mr. Gustins Sack, oi west Brighton. The
course Two miles straight. from the buoy OF
New Brighten 70 . point opposite the Neptune boat
house, West Brighton. Tho entries Robert
Bucklin, Henry TeIfar, William Roberts and hsmas
ehurp The ssart made at tweaty minutes past
SIX r. N. Telfasr took The water hrst asd
the load until tns naish. beating Roberts. VINO cAme
In second, one length.
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ti jersey CITY. !;." / %
Runs sarssd-Eljswsy. l; Jersey Oily. O. FIRST
left bases-Flysway, 8; Jersey OMy, y Total base
hits-Flyawsy, J.; Jersey CITY. o. Struck out-Fiy-
a,a.t, i;,uS oorsys %h,snsy rm. m,ss, o. n"e
hour ana fifty minutes.
ORANGE vs. Asr0R
The Astors, OF this city visited Orange and
played Of their Metropolitan Championship
games with tho Orange Club The game was
largely attspdsd, ana proved to be one OF
the most highly interesting contests which has
place In Orange this season. On three occasions
the home cuO were shut out from scoring by Ponder
grass, who each time made hno throw from oontre
held to home base nipping the runs in the and
making three fno double plays Following Is the
SCOro:--
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TROTTING AT OAKLAND.

FULLERTON AND occIDENT BEATEN BY COLONEL
LEWIS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Ia, 1878.
race for g., 000 mile heats three in Ave. In har-
ness took place to-day at the Oakland track between
Colonel Lewis, Occidsnt and Fullerton Occident
drew the pole, Lewis second and Fullerton outside
Lewis won IN three straight heats. Time, 2:IS1s-
2.l02.-2:2l.
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COURTNEY-HANLAN RACE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTREAL, Canada. sept. IA. 1875
Courtney 10 expected hers On Monday The cottage
Al Lachine. near the railroad wharf, In which the
Tyne were quartersd eight years ago. has been
rented for him, and he viii - domicilsd within
easy distance OF the floating boat house. The lake
was too rough for sculifng to-day Few bets have
becn made 50 far and these mostly between local
sporss awaiting tho arrival OF Courtney. The betting
men are holding back for even money, as Hanian is
decidedly the fsvorite here.
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ELDRIDGE PARK.
SHARON SPRINGS, N.

SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y, Sept IA, 1878.
At Eidridee Park to-day, the Tree for all purse,
mile heats. three IN four, the drst heat by
Harry b. in 236. Tho second, thira and fourth
we're taken by Billy Elgerston IN 2:39-2 :40-237k.
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First base sy srrors-Oranse o; Astor, e Total base
hty-Orange, 8; Ast0r, b. Sfuck out-Orange, 2:
As,or,2 Umptrs-A. +. johnson. scorcr-F. J. DAVIS
Time OF game-2h Ion.
YORK
The metropolitan cham pi0nsnp Up "a the Union
Ground between tho New YORK and Witoka clubs re-
suited IN . victory for the former. Walker, Of the
new Yorks, put out twenty-thres AZ FIRST base
OF tho twentyseven THIS Is tho largest number
Of put-outs on record by any man nine in
ming game Joe Start put oat twenty on tbo Union
Ground in game and Dohlman put out twen sy-one N
game at It, Lous but twenty thrse has never before
been rexched. The following 10 the
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Cls1a la ID a. sta s0I Oh. 7n STA 9n
s,aro s,ar........... II
Runs earned-None. First base<by errors-Name-
loss, .; Star, 9. Total lett on bases-Nameless, 81;
Star, 8. Total base hits-Nameiess, 9; Star, 10
struck out-Nameisss, IL: stars
OTHER GAMES
On the Elysian Fields a ninc selected from among
tho messengers of the Western Onion Telegraph Com
pany played a six-inning game with the Everstt
Ciub A. this stage OF the game playing was brought
10 termination by darkness. For tue Western
unions the following persons occupied the positions OPP
postc their names and made the number oil runs md
Gated by the figure following tnsr positions rsspsc
lively :-weisD, f., 2; Kerwin, 8, 3; Maui Sd b. &,
2; McGIl, l., 2; Cries, c., o; O'Briep, I'd b., /;
Cu1dy, LIST b., 2; bowling, r. T., 1; Hawaiian, p.,
For the Everett Ciub the following persons occupied
nunocr OF indicated by the figure following their
positions, respectively -Rooncy, O., Paterson, p.,
I; Cohen, LIST D., Bennotts "a b., 2; Aivorc, g.,
ri Welsh, =. vs,teIin. Q. T., 2; stone, adp Ii
Warren, 9. r.,
Score BY Innsngs
srs,s,, ws.ssa onon,....." ! 2 Z S-is os
the last game of the international championAhp
series between the Stars, of Sy racuse, and the
Buffalo Club, was played at Buffalo, and resulted In
victory Tor tbs Bunsoes by a score OF to l.
- game was pmyed at washington esswesn the
waverIys, Of Baltimore, and the Nationals, OF wash
ingion, which resulted In favor Of the iormcr by
score of to 4.
An Interesting game was played at Princeton be-
tween the Princetou College nine aud the Defiance
Club, OF Philadelphia the Atter vnniag BY score OF
Gto5
A tweiveinnipg game was played at Albany be.
tween the Now Bedford and Albany cuos, which re-
suited In victory Tor The Aibanys BY the remarkably
low score OF 2 to1
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MONMOUTH BEACH REGATTA.

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. II, 1873
The regatta OF the Monmouth leach Yacht Club
annouuced TO be held Pleasure Bay, was post
poned on account OF the turbuleaoe the waters OF
the bay.
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lime, 2:2p1-2. 30 2 .3o--2 80 -2.J0h.
fhe third money was distributed between Lew
Scott aud Tom Kssisr.
The 2:45 class was unnpsbed anu was postponed
until ten o'clock on MONDAY. neuntaineer. Honest
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ScnRIxsHEm-EaRicH.--0 tuesday evening, Sep
tember ~, Mr. BENJAMIN v. soHRfxsuKiM, of New
YORK, 10 Miss BsRrHA ENRICH, OF helroso.
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CLEVELAND RACES.
cLEvKLAsp, Ohio, Sep. IA 1878.

CLEvKLAsD, Ohio, seps IA 1878.
Owing 70 bad weather ,hs races which to
ccms on In connection WITH the Northern Ohio Fair
were postYoned from day TO day. This afternoon,
the track being In good oooditIou and the weather
clear, the horses Ia tue 2:z1 ana 24j classes were
called.
rhe following Is the summary OF the raco:-Purse
$500, 70 be divided; 22l GLASS; mile heats, three In
nua
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The trottng of meats made the contest very In.
tercstng. AS 10 seen Mary d. won the nrst and sec
ond heats, encourasipg her backers ana making II
tolsrably sure tnat she wouIu win or secure
second money but the third heat declared "dsadn
between her julia, and she fell sadly away IN tho
fourth, nftn and sixth hea,a HELEN came m fourth
Ia the nrst heat and nth In mo third but rallied
Amazingly TO tne surprise of ell, and the fourth
ailn ana ak heats and lbs race.
RACE.
Interest centred IN this event IRON the fact thai
Tom Collins, the geldtng which threw Mccarthy on
Thursday and made n complete somcrssult without
sustain ng injury, was entered. Tho race was Tor
purse OF $2S milo heats, two In thsce. -Four horses
started.
Il
Tom COilins.... z
Lllkio
%
Time, 4: :52--lAg.
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new wrn.: aosk::.... -. o. ~ W % % o-s
by errors-witokA, 2; New York, 0. Total left on
bases-wnoka, 3; New York, g. Total base hits--wi-
toka, 4; Now York, l3. Struck out-H itoka, 2; New
York, 2. Umpire-ME Clinton. Time oi game-lh.
15m.
hcNrGONHRY vs.. HUDSON.
Tho game on the Capioiins Ground between tho
Montgomery and Hujsoas, for the metropolitan
cham pionship, well attended and resulted
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Mary and lola each won two heats and Golden Cir.
Blue Goose, Sunshine and Belle Powers were all DIS.
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Runs sarned-Mont gomery, O.; Hudson, o. First
base 0y crrors-Monts0mery, Q; Hudson, D. Umpire,
Mr.. Bryan. Time o, game, lh. Bonn.
The Namsess CLUB OF brooklyn and the Stars of
Grssnvile played game At Prospect ParE, which ro-
suited rs foilows-
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TROTTING AND RUNNING AT NOR
WALK.

NoRwALK, Conn, Sept II, 1873
Tho races horses Of 2:37 aud $50 classes on
the programme Of the thirty-eighth annual meeting
Of The Fairfield County Agricultural Society took
place to-day Auspioious weather rendered the track
In Hns condition and tended induce tho attendance
OF crowds OF spec,atorA
THE YIKsr RACE.
This was for horses Of tho 237 class. for purse Of
$500; $40 the arst $50 to the second $40 to
the third horse. Nile heats, best three in i've In
harness. There wcro four starters, as follows:--
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Purse $3.50; Tor horses OF tho 2s0 class; $50 TO
the nrst $40 10 the second $50 TO Lhs third horse:
mile heats, three In I'VE, In harness seven norscs
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MATCH BETWEEN THE wABBAoUEssETT CLUB,
OF WOODSTOCK, AND MAsHMc ouErT CLUB,
OF PoMFnEr, CoNN.--THE wABBAQUEssErTs
THE WINNERS,
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