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FARM. GARDEN t,p HOUSEHOLD.
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ing heat. Remove it from the hr, and
add Ia il Mt once three gallon. Of lin.
seed unground lrt II remain TIL ,t
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eight hours. At the end oi that time
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tity for quantity ~ they do with hay.
lRulc- tor shc sMrr oI sheep.
l.. Keep sheep dry under foot with
clean litter. This l. more necessary
tksn roofing them. Never let them
Stand or lie IN the mud or snow =. II
eve loses her lamb. milk her d,ilN for
"A few days. and miN "A little alum with
her salt. 3 Never frighton sheep. II
possible to avoid il. T. Separate all
weak, sick OF thin sheep in the fall.
from tho>" that are strong, and give
them special care. ,. II any sheep il
hurt, catch II ut once and wash the
wound with q healing lotion. Ii a leg
. il broken, band it with -plin,'rs tight
Wv. looscning A. the limb swcll-. q. II
n sheep IL lame, examine it, foot. clean
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IGcn- end IbuCL- im the Fruit
Ward.
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get "A large part of their living from in
scots. If they have the opportunity II
IL a good plan to give up the fruit yard.
or a part of the orchard, to poultry.
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a. sunshine. and thrive better for i, du-
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arm Gtpr-,-.

There 81. mI.u discussion ,u.ur uu.
ftrw,r, about which breed ul a....,
or what sized lnf,,- Hru Suitable 'u'
ftrm hnr,u, tu Inclined fu Nul.,,
from uNuto ts' un.nI.Nu weight. 1.
being the hr,, size; ,ud | think that 4,
blood stallion bred 'u a I,IE, rpuwN
mare. viii give ~ ~, most satisfactory
stock. Mnuy incline 90 ihy Norman
hur,c-. and II You van tu sell the colt,
You vii lind them a. profitable A. any
hu' | would prefer huT,r~ with les. beef
uu their lcg.. ! have seen two teams
tin, -ptiug, each having h,,'N horse
and a tim huitt one. aud lu each yt.v
the brcfl legged horse htd tl' ,rra'rhr.
badly. while hi, mate Wt> free from the
allmrut That these hcviN horses vii
kccd IN good or,ier ON les, feed than a
high strung. active horse, | am quit,
willing ,o admit, that they are able tu
du a. much we'll fed. ! duuht, and Am
certain that, IN an emergency u active
horse j. worth two Of the others Ihrr,
il almost no limit Ia What AN active,
ambitious team can pull Tor a short dis.
tancr. aud after "a rest or "hluW' th"N
can do il again and again, while Nout
big hociy horse is discouraged, and ha.
To- h- urged to make him take the cd
lar after q -rvcrcpuiI And, anyway,
with oar farm WORK, pluck J. murc need.
cd than weight. | have seen y big team
tired out, pluughing, when a small, ar.
tive team had done mon" work and tcl,
fresh at the end, IN p%loughiug a iaiIow
where the around Was >oft col. j n
rn~f's ia hDrGi k,w lurk,r.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

THE PLYMOUTH ROCK RoNs INTO THE 1vr.
LIGHT, CARRYING OFF HER PADDLE BOX
collision occurred last evening between the
steamers Plymouth Rock and Twilight at tho pier fsos
OF West Twenty second street, when fortunately re-
suited IN no further damage than that sastaaed by
tho vessels. The occurrence, related by gensls
man who WIS standing on the pier At the time. was
rs foliows:-rns Twilight had Just arrived from
Rockawsy and discharged her passsnacrs IL was
about hapast seven O'Clock, and she bad TO be a.
a down town pier by eight to takc passengers Tor .
moonlight excursion, sue FASTENED TO get away. The
fwihght was lying bow tho south side
Of tho pier. and shot straight cut into
the river. The Plymouth was returning
from hor daily trip TO NewDurg, and reached
tho pier whore shc also lands her passengers before
tho Twilight Dad cleared H. the ssdc was RAINING
down and they met ut acute angle the bow of the
plymouth Rock striking the Twilight forward oil her
wheel carrying away nor paddle box and portion Of
her guards Tue cutwator Of the Ply mouth kocx was
twisted out OF place aDd the dcadwood Tor SIX or
eight iset badly damaged. The null escaped
injury. Tho Narrator explained that there
was sometimes III fociing among the steambost men
who iaud thor vessels Al that pier. ''fhs Twilight
you sec he said, sands The side Of the pier, ana
the Rock runs along the 'front.' IL she had got there
before tho Twilight got away tho latter wosid have
bscn hemmed in until II suited the Rock 10 let her
out She got caught that way tho other night and
was detained about an hour That's the way u hap
pened 10 my opinion" af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

The grand inaugural game OF handball Introducing
this sport into tho court OF ~ Hicks, Hudson street,
Hoboken, occurred yesterday afternoon. Tho con
testants were Professor James Keating and John
Kelley against N. Laudy and T. Good. The rule
tho hes, two in three games. Following 10 tho
score :-Ksa,ing and Kelley, Il, IL, Il Landy and
Good, ~, II, T.
Alter The nandball games were played a contest at
American racscts occurred In the court. Thomas
q GOD ana Edward Carroll played against John Bags
aud Thomas FuzpttricF. The rub was tho best three
IN nve gamos. Following - tho score:-Good anu
Carroll, Il, 81, II Baggs and Fitzpatrick, TO- IL, 10
lively game oil American rackcts occurred al tho
Willow street racket court, Hobokep, between 81.
Farrell and r. H. Connolly. Tho ruo vas the best two
Ia three games Following Is the sccre:-1. 4. Con-
molly, Il, z, II; N. Farrell, 16, II, 10.
Tue game oi American rsckets al NcQuad"'s court
was single handed. Tns con testants were +. Austin
and e. ouingcr Tho rub tho best Two thee
games. Following Is the score:-Austfn, IA, IL 20
Bullipgcr, Il, lS IL
rms afternoon a contest occurs at the same court
for u handsome prize to DO presented ty the New
York Racket Club. rho contestants Professor
John Msnnix aud William Ryan against b. McQuado
aud john sheridan, all members OF tho Now YORK
Racket Clue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
PIGEON RACING.

Another match IN the series Of pigeon flying bo-
tween New YORK ana Brooklyn fanciers took placo
yesterday the olrds being let go at SCRANTON Pa AT
haii.p eight A. n. by Mr.. Horn, secretary OF tho
Scranton Coiambsr,an Society. Mr. John Muniptoo,
OF No. 200 South First street, Williamsburg entered
eight bi.ds Mr. Oscar Bonner, of No. 90 south Ninth
street, but who keeps his pigeons at the sugar 70.
hnory tho East RIVER entered ten birds Mr.. oswald
Rothm uoiler, OF No. W south Ninth stIoet entered
bird while from this city MIR. John Van Opta OF
No. 40s Madison and No 4 Lewis street, entered
brds Tue distance Is 1I9 miles by rail- and by
an agreement between the flyers they consider rail-
distance rather than air liue, account OF the di
Guilty IN always computing tho latter
The birds were to have been released on wodnes-
day, but The thick weather caused a postpeucmoni.
Yesterday being little clearer tuey were
let 20, and without crciug NJ all, US
is their usual custom, the Dirds DARED Off
toward home. Fifteen OF the BIRDS kept In flock
aud reached homo nearly together, taking hours
ana nity-two minuics ON their journey All tho b,rds
have reached nome, but the one Of Rothnusler, and
that may come to-day
Each Of tho contestants had messenger bird OF
tho others notify them OF the arrival Of lhe racers
and tue time thus furnished ~ follows. -. Van
Optsl, nrst six birds arrived At l1h. 22m 800. o.
bonner, nrst SIX brds arrived 1T 1lh. IAN. s5s j.
Munipton, drst threo brds arrived at 1ih. pom. dos
The remaining birds came homo twenty nino'~s
later
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
BASEBALL.

Tho game on the Union Ground, yesterday after
noon, between the Flyaway and New York clubs,
was q remarkably fine exhibition OF skill. This
OF the series for the silver ball and whip pennapt.
Some brilliant playing done both Sides A
long ball 10 loft field, captured by Murphy, Of tho
Now YORK Club in the last INNING scited rapturous
applause. or tho two clubs together, eight men
passed through tho game without committing
ror and SIX others were charged with single error
each. Neither side earned any runs The Fiyawayg
OF the Fysways four OF tho New orks struck out
Four OF the Flyaways and threo OF the New Yorks
were lett on bases Tho Flysways made hrst base on
game umplred by Mr. Dwycr. aud lasted hour
and hree-auartcrA Tue runs scored each inning
were as ioilows:-
Fiyaways..............10 0 0 1 0 o.
New York...............o OIL
Providence clubs, of the champ series Of tho
National League, which was originally scheduled TO
Pttsburg, Pa. The Indianapolis Club (Which now
huils from 81 Louis) were successful The scorc
ended with the following acknowledgements, 8;
The championship pcnnant OF the International
Association last season was won by the Tecumsen
have besu flying the emblem OF superiority from the
flagstaff OF every ground where they played. Ycster-
day the Board OF Managers of the clab resolved TO
disband the Organization. They say that from The
beginning the concern has poen financial failure.
Their huai game at Cleveland yesterday, resulted in
Tecuinseh, IL; Forest City, T.
rho game of baseball yesterday afternoon between
the Haymakers, OF La nstngburg and the Albany Club
won by tho latter. They both belong TO the In-
ternational Association The score ut the conclusion
stood-Albany. O; Haymaxers.
The Horne Club, OF Hornelisvle, have just dis
banded. rhey give the that they are
embarr assed condition financially. Since this
began they played seventy iour Oftheso they
won forty and IN two others the result was tie
In tho contest Tor the championship Of The lhterna-
tiouai Association at Manchester, between the Man
chester ana Worcester clubs. the home club
torious. The stood Manchester Is; Worcester,
In the contest ut HUDSON, N. Y, between the local
club aud the Jersey Guy Browns, victory perchcd
upon the banner OF tue home club. Ths at the
termination OF tho game Hudson, Jersey City,
inc game a. Springfield, between two clubs belong
ing to tho International Association, the Springfield
and New Bedford cluos, WAS OF the scrics for tho
championship OF Now England, The homo club
proved 10 be tho vctors The score stood ut The ond
Of tho contest, Springfield, 8; New Bedford l.
In the League championship game at Cincinuau tho
Cincnnalis deieatea the Chicngos " Of 70 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
HUGHES LONG WALK.

John Hughes, thu pedestrian. still pIods his weary
way around the Newark RINK with the OF beating
O'Leary's time IN Boston ana OF making 500 miles in
Six days, less one hour. Owing TO imperfect
ltung shoes one OF his feet Is quito sore
and has barred his propensity to run
rather than wax, bat the loot is getting
better aud he expects to be condition TO make
run TO- morrow IN closing up his race. Ga wednes-
day night at llb. Am retired for rest but was
on tho track again at lu. 05m. A. N. He completed
his 3OOth mile yesterday mora ine In sm S., aud then
22m 40s Al sh 3Om. last evening he 10.
isned his 33stn miie Time, lam. SIS His avsrAss
milo during the day was less than fourteen minutes.
HIS days work yesterday was 81 miles, making $50
Tor the iour days. H. says he saving himself tor
som0rrow. He takes little sleep, and sparing
10 solid food, though lie consumes u good deal Of
grueis and strength giving ,quids.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
CREEDMOOR.
TIE TWELFTH REGIMENT OF NEW YORK BE-
FORE THE BUTTS FOR Practice

TIE TWELFTH REGIMENT OF NEW YORK BE-
FORE THE BUTTS FOR PRACTICE.
Military ride practice peror at tho Creed
moor range yesterday by q detail from the Twelfth
regiment. N.G.S.N.Y., numbering 1919 men. or
these twonty- mine were officers and qualified men
WHO acted as coachers for the rest OF those who
shot, eighty commenced their practice in the third
class and sixty-two Of them made the qualifying
These and eghty-scvcn others shot ut 800 and
400 yards, and at these distances the following quail
locations we're made:-
Private W. J. smith, "a; Private d. Frothinsham,
81 Private P. Lynch, IS Sergeant Y. 6. seeley, IS
Corporal H. d. n. Fair, IS; Corporal +. A. GUNNER,
sS Private c. J. Comerlord, s4 Private J. Schroeder
50 Private C. A. Porter SO; Corporal j. 4. Ricnara-
son, 80; Private J. Martin, 81; Private Welsh. 81;
81; Private J. Butnxowski, 80; Private NJ. lyon,
81 sa;sH0p so Private
Kirby Jr. 20; private A. G. Crow, 20; Corporal II.
hadzlnski, 20; Private v, Taylor, 20; Private II.
80; Private A. Brewer, 20; Private James SPAN, 2s
Private j. 10 Harris, Is; Private 9. kpp: Is; Dr. $.
Lupy, %; Private W Anderson, IS; Private John
Burlcw, %; Private ID. wyman, 27 Hos
Ss ss y, Hgy; 81 p'f p,v..
Brown. a; rrivac +. H. Smith, 27; Private r. Mann,
27 CORPORAL :. G. Carsw, 20; Lisutenant H. p. sona
Harvey. 20; Lieutenant E. J. Epstein, 49, Sergeant
J. N Brensel 90; Private J Ferguson, %; Private
j. Hoar, %; Private r. Rentland, rs; Private 7. Nc
Cormack. rs, Private s. J. Brady, 2e Private r. Dew
liu, 25; Private W. Ferris, %; Lieutenant q. n. VIII
Iiams, 25 Private j. GAIT %; rrlvate Z. Smith, rs ;
private L. ArrlcK. rs.
Competition Tor the Marksman's Badge was COM
menced soon as u sufficient number Of men wsrs
qualified to take part jul. The following quaiaca-
lions were madc:-rrivate q: y. 0'F.rreli 81; Pr
va,s r. Devlin. 81 Private W: $ Smith. SO; Private
4. II. Burgnard, 35; Private L. Arr,cK, IS >er2eant
G. E. Kunze. So; Corporal A. Gunthor, "a; Ser
Reant II. w. G. OHM, 81; Captain T. G. Crueer, 81 /;
Private 4. varley, 81; corporal II. Radzinsxi, 81
Private ). Brittowski, 80; Private 4. A. por-
ter, %; Private O. l. smith, 20; Corporal
IS; Lieutenant i. j. Epstein. rs; Dr. s Baraoh.
Is; Corporal j. 4 Richardson, rs; Sergeant L. II.
Coleman, 81; pnya,eJ; l.. CULVER. u; Private G.
W. FrothinghamA II; Private X. +. Humphrey, ~ /;
Sergeant, W. 9. Carson, 81; Private ". Taylor, p
Private j. Ferguson, 20; Corporal W. $. Cullen 20;
Private j. b Welsh, 26; Lieutenant IL. J. sondheim,
&c; Private F. II. Smith, rs; Corporal H. D. NJ Fair.
20; Private j. Spain, 25 Lieutenant NJ. Williams.
25 Private Harris, 25 Private J. Hcag, %; Private
W. Crawford. rs Sergeant f. q. Seely, 25
Colonel 5. v. T. CruGer was in command of the de-
tachment, and Major C. E. Coffin ami Captain A. 4.
Decker inspectors OF rife practice. Tho order
aud discipline preserved on The range were good.
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claims to have been the challenged party and that
the Messrs Parker Brothers have in their $500
Of his money forfeit II he docs shoot the three
pigeon aud glass bad. alcnes proposed.
He has also deposited $3.50 with the VIM
chester Company forfeit on tho three
pending rife matches; two OF them under
the same conditions rs Captain Bogardus proposed,
and tho other somewhat mod fea. He would use tho
shotgun 'Just to obiigc RoRardus.n II the latter
accepts his proposition he Will Shoot but on no other
conditions. He also claims that ha offsred--.n his
published challenge-to meet Bogardus under alner-
ent rules such as the English, Prairie Club and Cali
fornia coaditions. Or. Carver wishes Il be noted
that he proposes 10 shoot q shotgun, the same
Bogardus, tor i've consecutive hours, Tor the CHAM
pionship Of the world.
BoGARDUs AND HIS FRIENDS
few friends oil Captain Bosardus were entertained
BY him in an unostentatous way last night Ia the
Aston House speeches were made by MessrS Eaton,
L. O. Bruce, Captain Bogardus and OTHERS