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TOILET ARTEcLEs-
LCi;IS:S HANpEERCtErEF EXTRACTS.
LTBiN,S LAyENilI.E WATER.
Ls lT;iS. ST OF IT lfs
GuTT1iRGY1S LAVENDER WATER
&anSA% !, S S;rIS[ Sl,l EST IsA
LT-NpB0R{r:S FINE. COLOGNE,
LUNDBoRGls IIRaANT FsXTRACTs.
G(fLGATE1S VIOLET WATER,
8ol,GAlrF,s MEILTlF7L ORA wATEE.
.t3oLGATE,S ffOsff)tsRA uAII1R-
.CoLGATK.s LAEEMnI.E WATER-
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t29AKBuiIlC aIoUTF-WAsH GM. g. b.,
SNPQNTNE DENTiFRIlE IA Il ~,
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.STRGTEER1E DENTU1INE.
D9N-DEN1s DENTAL FLUID
tCALJER1S DEHTTFRIEE,
TFIURsTgN:s ToeTfl-PGWDEE,
TfiONPSIN.S1 TtJtlTH-SQkP
CARHuLIC IEtgTFi-S0AR,
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kEET'S ENGLISH T0UTH-BRITsHES
,iEWsEERGT & IiRowH's rOOTH-PasTE,
rtfSSELI4aS T0gTE-fAeTE.
NhTNDERS,s F4attE-PoT-DER.
LADY I;i-f8T FACE-r0W-DER.
iiINT,s. GouEI I4uly-UfHtIE-
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TEESNA-BELLEs COLOGNE
SUPERIOR. IVORY EF,tNE-CaarEs
PINE BgFf ,AI .E,-HaRN Combs.
EI4EG4ET CSUTTA-FsfiI.CHA. COMBS.
ENGLISH HAIRI5RllSHES,
INf,ANTs tiisIB-y'EISEES,
EADG a.; sHA Z, 9, e, RET: gsHEs,
Handsonle LttitJuR-FI.ASFss.
Tiaunspuse DEKEssiNt,-t1 ASKS,
Handsome ptfFF-BGAIfS-
'Filr leading HAIR PREPARATIONS,
RATH-spffNGES.
Fi4i5SfI-I.IiaHES,
tLESE-TGWEi4S,
Fi4ESk-efLDTES.
POLE MILLER & CO, A,Jaihscarias.
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nEYoCnA,rrc hffpsIeNs COMMITTEE.

W4sHINGTeN, May 20.-Tae Democratic
Campaign Committee, composed OF zion
Jpsenh C. Blackburn tchairman,- Senator
aIcDannld, and Representatives Banning,
tHuufon. and Jones OF New Hampshire.
fr,ye elected rs the resident committee, John
81. THOMPSON and James q. Harvey, ana
have selected Mr.. Harvey as treasurer iii1a
General Duncan {. Walker as secretary.
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- Is EEPtlI,TEn Tl sIfCENTAKN.

WHEa-.- White 10 bushels prime II sl.2G: 4
bushels prime 81 -2G: &c bushels II nj 20: "a
bushels ut 81 .lS ID bushels very good IL SLID
total LIS bushels Red &c bushels verJ coed tntz
III 81 go bnsheis prime Lancaster II II III; LIB
bushels prime Fnlszar is. "a bushels gogd
Fuitzat 81 IS: bushels FntZat I'll rs bushels
rrinIe lancaster 81 : 80 bushels prime FIt.Z
III 81 e: - bushels very good Lancaster II al
232 bushels CHOICE FIli,a 81 2: bushels prime
fIiitz II 81 .lS--Jorai- EE6 bushels.
CONN., titc, 40 iils!sels good Il 5Sc.: a. tus!,-
chs very gged III it,c.: I10 bushels 1t 5}c.: BEE;
bushels very good III t;:fc.-tnsi7 DID bushels
GI-E.-SD bushels winter on private terms: l0es
bsilrS sT,riu.. Oh private eruf~Jc:I! lp bushels
CLAY :,l-ass~-=tg bushels IL Soc
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FSfotfT-

,'iue. III: s1pe-fIe. 81 u6s4.T3 t'xtE;t SO att
common .aulir- S6tst iast:: brands, s7etsS
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CCMMER.CIAL.

CO2N Aud FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. 3Iay 20. 1879.
stFEEI.iNGs Ef.puETED TO sEGETTAfssEz-
TIEAr.-IV7site . 2 bushels. Red .a2G bpsif
us.
CoRS-Wnite. 3.E4a tlsSiieis.
D.lTS.-4SO, bushels.
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NEW : ORR M.iv 2Q.-!ro!d oaeitei! IL lHn&.
IT0oH.-Stucks BuovuIIt. Money Gail 3 ier
ceu.. Gold 0E5sGIlu U5s I.-cchaD2e-i4or.;, iS8t.:
Suurt. 4ES. Stlies steady. Governments strong.
observation-disclosures eIST IL :}il3 pcr cent. Sterling
auist II 4s}:v. lior sIt=:y II 1Didslp pat. tiov-
er ne.!Is Sir.,:- and higher: new - I"5s States
ilfrf- active.
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NEW DARK.
EPIGHr

Lag2.--Eommon TO nastiiuni- at EDSs,,; nlecri
70 good, S3dnsS.5G-
I1euf.--Gemmur ~ nist.trgs, 81 .3si; coea
sG.iJi fdas .JU; fine, Se6aSIG.
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vr8G1KIA pasr-eHsICEs.

VIRGINIA poST-GF3ICES.
Mi. r. priteIiarfI. the new postmaster
ut Fredericksburg, eanle Ito Washington 'tf,-
,li.Iy anu grVe ms official bond, with the re-
CURED security The possniastelioc F"iytae-
Vile will sbaappointe 7 am informed, June
3D. There is already aspirItsu contest 1or
the position between Msssrs. Gallup. mnue-
rate Republican, land Slater, the incumbent,
the hitter OF whom il backed by Judge
Hughes. There viii lea strong effort mate
TO confer the appointment on al estlniapte
tiaftv whose claims are pressed bySa large
number of citizens and the tive senator's
from Virginia. The subcommittee on the
case nf Alr. Berkeley, nonaluafea Inr post
.7naster oil Aleyanl llia, il:s heard eyidencein
the sease, hut as vet has agreed upon 10 rs
port. Mr.. Salisbury, OF DeiaNaIe. Is tiie
Democrat en- the subcommittee.
THE s.TvEE .GsSp HaKBaR BiIL.
4 f;isfiur1,jsneS Democratic senator, who
is % member cai THE Senate q Commerce 'Guns-
u,isres. thinks / have been perfsctfy correct
in sasvi stnattfie appropriate toT sliilil
and ,1,uiu,nortant rivers will be stricken
from the House bill by his committee. He
thinks, furtiler, tthat il these rivers are lett
in II will lead to u systemsof les-folllng that
viii disgust the people iii time with fn lt
whole sYstemta river and iarhor improve
.naurs by the aenerai Government. He
says that no river like the James or siiariIoT
like Norfolk both Of which are important
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OTHER MATTERS.

THE reported recnnclIiatio between IRE
s;fIeut Eaves and Senator Cenkifns Is pre-
mature ;Gonkiing must take EtfIelnfliafoFE
step.
THE Jutiiciiry Conluitfee~ef the Senate
have -reuurted adversely on the bill allow
ing women TO practice in tie Supreme
Court. Tile report says there Is no III"
arainst ii. and TINT the Court mist decide
for itself. -----.------:
Robert z. Hill, pay director oil the
United States, i dead.
Tie Agricultural z Committee reports adj
Fersety on,tfe biIlregIliatin .transp orf;s-
ion of cattle. Tt involves sthesIlsesei z Isaf-
emit ear. a committee to investigate the
whole suffice. is proposed.
tt is reported that aatr. fPotfer, chairman n,
i of the Fraud Investigating Committee, las
sone1e Kew York TO consult Mr.. Tilder-
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Ea.wIsl.,fL.

EaIe--AtDt.E. liav 2C.-NirginIa IS, biG, %: d.
ferrec. AZ: consolidated 6Ga: second esrte=. ~.
North Carolina SIS. Old. 1ti; new, {. BID To-day.
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ia.gS.--GonlInon color, 80 .casa.
FilterS.-ComnfJa, sAtusss1; inedil1i, saFaST /:
good. 81 ilseeSsl n: fine. 81 OASIS
;SasSaera,-EonnIutl, "a 69aE.1nG ulesiiIsa, Se{9.
81 Il: guot., "a: tine, sIaSsiI q: saiscg, 81
Gss22. ,s.
H-uDorTs.-camn slg6sjE; medium. SD
aias2G: good, ED 6sS4st; tinc sapa5a55:: fIitry,
aEDfaS6B.
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RIC5MLl ND TOBACCO CiSE.
---. MONDAY, alay 90, tS7E-
Tne p-eaEs ta-.;ar comprised l50 ha2shsais
liiti u :.erces- The offerings Il: suction on
Change were 20 paegsses; Of which number SO
were taken in, and the seuia!naer sold L. prizes
rsrTIyinayIrom - 10 to $50.
We contin,, 10 quote:
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ls4.:.TTa3RE LIVESTOCK ay4aEE9sT.

bz&izsSf 5Gglssf i#4ss-atNsa
stfs:f !, -rtfssat 4.t5si4.NAs.-s3faY %. ls-7h.
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TAR. p'ARMSTaDT,s DG0PE, for clro-
H3c iyspeptics.
DIR. D,AEMsTADTts pNsnEpTuC DROPS. fo-
heartburn and funesS:
rlIE. D,AEMsTaIrT'e pyspEPTIC DROPS, Tor
Indigestion and calic:
DE. d ,AEstsTan1,:s IYsPEPTIc nRaps, for
acfe stomach:
DR. D,A.MsrAa3T,s DRoi.s are 5ei,iireiy ve8ce-
taD:e solc II
NEaDEe ;EaIlER's Drugstore
my23 SIP IIain street.
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PHILADELPHIA. alay dull s1,ies- GaD
head. goaa t0 prime. :B6as6sfc.; nsc,ur- 5isc.'
raetfiI,r. 4 t,or,r.iol iidstsc stt--
Marker fair: snis, 4,g9D isesl,l; Tai. "a, .ssG Es
4, ~. 1919
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IJTssEPsEa a. lssgs-sisaaIiat1sssss-
:asss; IsyfsiaESTi1S
cssrs.d by .i,G. I,sasissssssssliTss
sss1ss55 d s,ff.Issl,aS 9sssss.s
Price TIC sold AVS al, sisgsssssts. ash -vs.,
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RACING IN NEW JERSEY.

TWO KUNSING RACES AND i TRoT All wIsT
SIDE PARK 4 GOOD DAYS sronr.
Yesterday was gaia day at West sido Driving
Park, New Jersey. There was very large attend
anco TO witness The sport, despite the threatening
weather ana The very ncavy condition of The track
ON account OF tho rain preceding. There wcrc three
events on tho programme, which gave general ,ails-
faction.
THIS RACE
was for purse OF $780, OF which SO was 20 10
second horse; for ages; dash Of and quarter
mics. There ten entries aud four starters
These b. G. rrInec,on, years; ch T. naltic
H., en-. h. Auis ana ch. l. orion Hattie y. was tns
iayoritc against the ncl ~ tho rate oil $50 " $50.
The horses away to nnc start, Win Hattie
n. on the Lead closely pressed By Princeton. Going
down the backstrctch orion stumbled and threw his
rider his head When picked up II was asccrtaucd
that tho rider OF orion was severely injured, ms
shoulder and left being heavily bruised, as alec
was side OF his head. TIE horse got on with few
scratches and was soon all right again piiaccton
and Hattie H. dashed over the course, with Atlas at
their hccIs After icnvng tho hali-mIlc rolc Atlas
crossed his front legs aud FELL but fortunately neither
rider was nnrL AFTER splendid struggle
between Princeton aud Hattie +. the former won the
by threcslcnptns. Hattie second, ORION aud Atlas
dis'anced. llnc, 2iZla
was Tor purse vi $780, 500 TO second horsc Tor all
ages, mile heats. Nlne horses had entered, out four
only came to the post Inugc were the b. Princess
% ihuie years, Dr. f. Lizzie Dal!, years; ca. !.
Preston D years, and b. G. Don Pedfo, 8 YEAR,.
First Hat The horAes starteu the seventh
attempt Iflzlc Day Jumping away WIN the lcuu.
Don Pcaro drew cose up wncn passing
tue quarter pole, Princess OF Thule third ana
Preston fourth. Lilzio Day Jumped into u
mole on toe turn coming homo aud cii Bota horse
and rider were shaken, but received no serious ia.
jury. Princess VI lhuie went away IRON Don Pedro
and Preston and WOO tue heat ensy IN :54 Don
Preston a
tnat although according TO rule Of Jockey CIuD
Lzz'c DAILY was dislnnccd they allowed her 10 start
\ again
Second Hcdt.-Irincess 81 Thule was tho favoritr
over tne ucd az 4iuU 10 80 Al the wVrd Don redsv
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NiDDLETowy, Conn.,, May III, 1878.
What was expected 10 be race between the tour
class crews OF Wesleyan University to-day
was narrowed to race between Two, u
collision between the boats In which the
Juniors and Freshmen wore practising before
the regatta disabling the Juniors boat (which, by
the way, the winch carried Wesleyan 10 tho
fore 1875 In the Freshman contest at Springdcld),
and botn tho Freshmen and juniors, were OK
pected TO pun close together, Withdrew, leaving The
To rs and 80 These crews started ABOUT eleven
O'Clock Ia shells over three milo
course, mile aud hill AMI return, the following
mcn occupying the respective boats:-
'1s--D. a. Rich (o0wl }. Palmer L. g. lie Bar,
a. q kynrt, ID. a. JACK, Il. A. summer captain and
strokc). 'SD-J. A. Blilcy t0owl q. >. Davis. J. a.
Wright, q. A. fnInney, W. Is. Hill, II. W. Warren
tcaptain and sfrokcl
Tue seniors throughout tho race pulled a stcadicr
stroke than tue Sophomorcs, ana although the latter
gained advantage IN turning the upper poat oil the
Island Ia tue middle Of the couree, gaming about
tweva lengths by better steering, they lost this
lead aud The Scniors won D. about Two lengths.
Tho winning time was not very good-23m. 5i4s. Tho
other t!inc Was 2jin. l2Ls. Inc officers w. n.
Borgctt, 10. starter j. r. stow 10. tfncxoeper w.
NJ. Barber. Berkeiy Dlyfnity school, referee.
The Scnos ht,in. won at the last TAIL regatta,
by the victory OF Today entitled TO place .hc class
name on The OsUornc cup, an honor won By two vic
tories. The wcathcr was fLc, The river ia good
diton and about Que thousand people witnessed the
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CRElDMOOR.

Mr.. wAsHDURN WINS THE WATERS LONG
gANG2 PRIZE SHOOTING AT THE RUNNING
DER"
Tho second competition Tor the Waters long range
pr.zc $50 ia gold, which took place at Crecdmoor,
at one O'Clock I. NJ yesterday, resulted very poor
display OIL marksmansnip The match, which Is only
open 10 members ot tho National Ride Association,
consisted u thirty shots At tho 1000 yards range,
with the privilege OF two sighting shots There
e.v, en- RES TOUR Of whom Withdrew before In isn-
ing ,he,r scores fnc highest score was made
by Mr n wasuburn-1l3 oil the possible
$50 points. Tue we,tbcr 3 very unayoraDlc.
The vcercd from west to northwest and was
subject ius and sudden paIs winch rendered the
shooting very much matter OF cnaGcc. The follow
ing were the cores IN Tue Waters suaicn:-
n. Fisher los n Lamb. IS
L. L.. Aiich...... $3.50. ~. y. " Ward ......... 20
rms RUSHING De. n MATCH.
AT sour o'clocs, me tniri competition Tor VIM
Deer rarge,.n The following IS Tho Official doscrip-
ton Of the natch:-
Dis.saes 100 yiri "a Der 70 he ran by signal from
bc Dasic bus siat to be allowed 10 each
prtlor foar suus hm,t nun.gor . timcs a
comp t'tor may enter, 1at 70 IRE his
cents nhe orn net hruz. for hiring wne deer OF
.iio, i med Tho highest trs ME
and Gnes sid the third pee cent ths remainder ing
rctnned ;, Tue ssae"ton 70 cover tue eSpenws Of the
1
Winning e thrcs times necessarily consecutive
There were uisht competitors IN tho match, and
thirty nine entries were made. Captain W. X. Liver
more the nrst prz, a score OF Ill points ana
the oh score oil Gus vi possible 10 points.
The following arc tuc highest scores made Wy each
compctitor:--
Cap1 W. X Livernorc. III T. Fiiz................ o
Corp J. kavanakL.... Il. w. Hudson. ........
J. w. Cfny............ !. III. IcacKle. y
| W. D,uiocs X W. Doz ........... 2
sixteen OF the competitors were muic,cd IN the
sum 81 zen cents Tor striking the animal upvu tho
hauncn.
Tue seventh Regiment Rine Club shot tho second
competition Tor tneif ''trophy.' AIR. j. "A. Teacklc
ives the winner score vi ~ out OF a possible 30
points The match consisted OF snots oil .hand Eat
tne 200 yards range
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THE PLAIsl ED-HANLAN RACE.

THE MEN IN xcELLENT CONDITION AND BolH
CONFIDENT or SUCCESS MrCd EXCITEMENT
IN TORONTO ABOUT THE AFFAIR
(DY TELEGRAPH no TIE HERALD
TORONTO, May III, 1873
Plas:cd and Hanlan are both IN excellent condition
nhd the prospects OF an exciting contest are good
The weather prevents Plaistcd practising very much
sacc he came mere; but rs the Is very snort,
being only two miles, and as he was in good
dltion when no arrived, further hard work is
considered by his trainers almost unnecessary FOR
the race Piistcd weighs leo ponds. HIS style Of
moving his arms whiio rowing Is not much admire
by our boating meu. In thls respect he closely
resembles Ross. However, he may have reserve
power that Is li,tc lookca Tor bch only tho great
triaI viii develop.
hanioa weighs lGl pounds, and was never In such
1no condition, Or rowcd IN better form than tHo
present time. His long, easy, sw,ngng stroke, In
winch no pulls his oars from grp 70 nuish, Indicate
that PIttstcd viii iiud him a tough competitor.
here Is lttIe money being stskod ON tho result
as Iianlan's iricnds are confident while Piaisted's
hackers are unwilling 10 stake much on the result,
except ut odds Of 10 l. Boating men OF 1orunt urc
extending every courtesy 10 Paised and his hackers
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The games at Prospect Park, which werc Witnessed
by about piecn hundred Spectators resulted iol-
lows:--scncca, I; Polytechnic, g. Nesor. IA; Euclid,
10. Webster 16; Ciiuton, Ridgew ODD, IL; Clement,
10. Sunnysdc, q; Glove. 2. Alpine, 10; Forrest Q.
Warren, o; Union, 3. Borders, q; Excelsoirs A. s
Kiynor d TO-. u; CnamDeriIn, whitmore n Co., Is.
Continental, 10; Star, o.
! AZ tho Capitonn0 Ground two mines from Hocker's
Hour ns--lhe crizlmuos and Oscoias--piayed q
match, which resulted IN ias or Of tho latter ny ths
score oil 10 10 IL.
Az Doston yesterday tho Bostons defeated tho Provi.
dcnce Cub. III 10 o. Az Observation-Disclosures q; an.
chester, 2 Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL; Athletic,
.. Az New Haven--Yalc Freshmen, q; Harvard Fresh.
men, Az Lowell tho fccumgehs of London, Can.
ada and Loweils played n fourtcen-iunng game,
winch resulted IN iavor OF tue Iowcs, ny score o
IL to AtNew Havcn--Alleghcny, 10; New Haven, Z
Manager Canmeycr states thai yesterdays game
was tue last that would DO piaycd The Union
Ground as tile ground has been sold Oh IN Duiidin3
lots, and the work o! filing IN has been com me need
Tho siound MS been used as baseball ground about
seventeen years.
building lots ON Wednesday maxi
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took the lead and kept front around the first turn
but before reaching tho haIl-miIe pole Lxzc Daily
cnsued, flushing by Lzze DAILY passing under
the wirs By length in 1893. Preston second, Don
Pedro third and Princess Of rhu!s fourth.
Third Heat --ilzzc Daily, Princess OF rhuie and
Prcsor side and s.dc Tor ihreerquartcrs OF mile
On coming home, however, Preston. to the surprise
Of all present, came with rush aad won tho heat by
u length, 10 90; Lizzie Daily second. Princess OF
Thule third. Don Pedro drawn.
Fourth Heat Preston was sharply pushed by
Lizzie Daily, but he proved by far the better horse
he the aud ut his case by four gths
In :54ls; Lizzie DAILY second
Previous starting tor the olrh heat Princess OF
Thule was drawn account Of hs,ng lame; she ac-
caentay, ia pulling up after ths third neat hit her
sell ana injured her tetlock JOINT.
THE SECOND RACE
was for horses that have never beaten 245, Tor
purse OF 500, $50 to the first $50 TO the second and
$40 10 tho thri. There were ton entries and three
starters. These William MacMnhon's blk. M.
H'a EaS,ook Sr Pan,,.c The race pesas no de-
scrpton. The first named was The avori,c against
the leld ut the odds OF $25 10 $40 and won the
without struggle IN three straight heats. The fol-
lowing are the
WEST SIDE DR,vrNG PARK, NEW jersey. -RuSyIyG
AND laorriSG.-Saiurd,y May H. 1878 First race,
parse $l25, Of winch S25 to second horse. For all
ages; aasn Of one and s, quarter miles.
II. Walsh's b. c. Princeton, years, 11S lbs.......
j j. Rsvins' ch. Hattie + . years ll9 Ios......
Time, 2:o26
SAME DAy.-Second race; purse OF 500, OF which
$50 ~ the second morse. Tor all ages; mile meats
StJrtcrs
+. 4. Riycs' CHI. e. Prcston......... 1890.
w. Doy's br. t. Lzze Daily ............
J. A. Snilu's D. T. Princess OF Thue.....
i. HaDlon's b. G. Don Pedro. = DIR.
Gray Lay, Orion, Hattie r., Atlas, Dan OiConueIl
and PAT Rooney drawn.
Time. 1:54-t :53-l :56-1:54
SAME DAy.-Pursc 500, tor horses that have never
beaten 245 $40 to rs, $50 to second and $50 to
third horse mi.c heats best three in hve In
Starters.
M n 49, Is MI Morr I
G. Wright's o. 4. Jack Sheppard. 2
Il. Il. EIDrooK's b. {. Pontiac. 3
TIME.
Quarter Halc Me.
First heat. .......... ass 1:25 2:529l
Second heat. ........ 45 1:.6 2:54
Third heat. 40 l:25 2:5z
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

TIE UNFINISHED TEor OF FRIDAY ENDED
VULCAN THE WINNER.
The unfinished trot Tor horses that have never
beaten 2.24 was completed yesterday at ten o'clock
A. ~, at Prospect Park FAIR Grounds, Gravesend,
Long Island, which was postponed IRON Friday on
account OF darkness, when four heats had been
ted in which Alley. Charlie Green, Vulcan, Darby,
Result Grace and Nellie Irwin were tho contestants
Ihe Grsl heat by Nellie irwin in 227; Vulcan
took two heats in 2:2S and 22771 amt Alley
tho fourth IL 2:301z. Grace Withdrawn aftor the
second heat. The track yesterday morning was very
heavy, caused by the rains OF the night before and
the time ado ny the horses was consequently s0 W
II took Two heats yesterday to decide the question
which the best horse rho nrst heat WAS irotlcd
Ia storm; but the second was not, It cleared
up between heats There were only lew persons
prcsent 10 Witness the tro,tng
FttM Heat.--Auer scoring eleven or twelve times
the with Alley IN 'front.' Charlie Green
second Vulcan tnird and the Others we'll up Nearing
quarter pole Alley broke and Charlie Green passed
II in 81 "a seconds Vulcan second and Alley third
Tho hali-mie pole was reached in LILO BY
Charlie Green, length in tho lead of
Vulcan, Alley third and Nellie Irwin fourth.
After passing this point Grocn maoe break
into tho homostretch. Charlie Green second ana
Alley third. But few rods had only travelled
alter this when j. H. Goldsmith, the driver OF Alley,
pulled the. horse out IRON tho others aud went by
Vulcan easily and captured the heat by
Of length from Nellie Irwin, Result third ana Vulcan
fourth, VINO made a break alter Alley passed him.
Time, 2:33
SiIM Ueat-Result, Charlie Grccn and Darby wcrc
the stables Tor not winning heat IN hvc,
cordlug to rule. The word was given alter three at
Temps 10 good start, with Meme IRWIN 10 the Lead
Vulcan aud Alley third. 10 tue quarter polo
in 80 seconds The places Of tho horses were not
changed; but gong Gown tho backstretch vulcan
went tho 'front.' aud passed the haii-mile pole IN
l:l7; Ne,ie IRWIN second and Alley last Vulcan,
alter leaving this point, roted steadily and won the
hcat aud race by length, IN 2:361z; Alley was
awarded second money and Nellie Irwin thru. Tho
following Is the
SUMMARY.
PRosrkor PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GRAvEsESD, L. L.
TRorrIxG--May 10 ana all, ISso.-Pursc o $500, Tor
horses tnat beaten 224 $500 10 rst, S125
10 second SO 10 the tnird horse; mile heats tho
best three Ia Eve IN harness.
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LACROSSE.

Owing to the windy weather yesterday tho gaulo
which 10 have taken place at Prospect PARK
paraao ground between tue New York and Ravens
wood Lscrosss clubs post ponod. rho clubs named
WIZ however, test tneir skit on next saturday at The
Jerome PARK poIo Club grounds, when a siisor cup
Will be presented 10 tue winners
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HORSE NOTES.

Four prominent breeders OF trottng horses have
united IN JOINT to takc place 25th inst ut
the American Institute building. The drafts from
the studs OF a. d. Darling, Harrison Darkeo and q.
W. Griswoid Of Now York. and Charles NJ. Pond, Of
Hartford. There IS variety Of stock, numbering
iots 10 be Sold including tue gct vi kctH
lucky Prince, Blackwood, Bcausire, Volunteer Rys-
dy ks HanUetonian, &c About w,nty are roajsters.
Among the brood mares are the dams OF several trot-
tiers oi last record such as Rosaiind Mohawk, Jr.
al &c
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Tho opening day for tho 81. Georges Cricket Club
has been liked Tor next "Wednesday, wren a club
match will be played, commencing at twelve O'Clock
Tue ground viii be open Tor practice on cdncsdays
aud 1nursdass until june 1, aud aterward on every
day during the season.
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PI9L sFtLfNG.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May !

LEXINGTON. KY, May IL, 1878.
Pools en- Mondays raccs soli as 10 lows:-
Flgsr RACE tpac aud hail miles)'-Ten Brock,
$40; Arlsiiacs aad Leonard. $l2; Vera Cruz, $l2;
Lizze Wbipps. 81
SkcoAD RACE (boDgfclow Stake. mile bcatkl.-
Dave Moore, $50; Lucille, 81 Harper, sl2
sniRD RACE t,ait stake, oac aud "a nai mucg) -
wi4crt's. $50; Bows SO; Grinscads, IS; Cadw al
luuers, 50, nrld OF six norses, sl4.
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LES lLoYEp by FIRE.

Atwo story frame dwelling house belonging TO Mr..
Edgar Wood, Far lsockaway. destroyed Dy (lrc
on Friday night. The loss Is between 81 100 and
x2.00Oy partially insured in the Glen Cove Company.