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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

The attraction of racing at Brighton Beach appears
to increase. rather tuan diminish in drawing
crowds to Coney Island Yesterday the gathering
very large. The good and well con-
tested. The card called for four events of
which of mile heats. and that took three heats
to finish. The following the detas:-
FIRST RAcE.-Purse $500, of which $50 to second
horse; tor horses beaten and not having won race
at Brighton. One mile and quarter.
II Gainey's CHI. G. Lucky Hit. by Kinghsher or
Count DOrsay-flukc, years. 100 lbs. (Waler) I
f. steai ms. Jr.'s CHI. c. Tom Scarlet, by Alroy-
Clara Lisa. years. 1903 lbs. Fishcr)
z. q. Smiths b. I. Idler. by Leamington-Leinon-
Time, 2:15.
Auction Pools,Idler, $50; Tom Scarlet. s45;
SECOND RAcE.-Pursc $500. OF which $75 to the
second horse. Winner to be sold at auction for
$500. II entered to be sold tor 1000. allowed
lbs: If $780, IL lbs. il for $780, 10 lbs If tor
$500. 70 lbs. Mile heats.
i. stearns. Jr.'s CHI. o. Farley, by Alroy--Lady
cupepper. years. 81 lbs. $3.50. tshields) 2 1
NJ. Tuey's br. h. Carver, Jr.. by u. h. Car
ver-Long Nine. years. 100 lbs. 5000; =
Daley Brothers b. c. Willie d formerly
lazarus, by Rcvolver-skylight; years,
J. Newman's b. h. WI Higgins, by Pat Nal
loy-Yellowbiri. years. 10 lbs. s3Oo......
j. H. Jennings b. IN. Miss Malloy. BY Pat "
Malloy. years, % lbs $500. ..lGilpatrick) 70
A. W. smiths CHI. g. Cripple. by Rebel.
Snowflake AGED, 96 lbs, 500. .lSolomon) dis.
Time l:Asia il Al 81.
Auction Pools First heat, Willie d., $50: Hig.
gins. $40; Miss Malloy, s22; Farley, S2l; Carver.
Jr.. si5; Cripple $40. Second heat-lIiggins $50
Carver, Jr.. S3l; Willie ID, Sl7; Farley, Sl3; Miss
Malloy. 81. Third heat-Farley, sos; Carver, Jr,
SCI.
Mutual pools paid-Frst heat, $40 95; second
heat, 81 10; third heat, So so.
THIRD RACE.-Purso $3.50, of which $50 to the Sec
ond horse. Handicap tor all ages. One mile aud
one-eghth
N. Duny's CHI. q. Baton Rouge. by Bonnie Scot
land, dam by Blondin, years, 100 lbs. .... -.
tGpatrick)
ID. O'Connei's br. q. Ike Bonham, by bonnie Scot
land--Viola, years, 1U3 lbs. ........ (Abrams) 2
H. Dufys ch q. Bayard by Bonnie Scotland
Bcnicia years. los lbs. iJcnnings) 8
W. II. Babcock's b. IN. Janet Murray, by Panic
Ethel Sprague, 4 years. 10S lbs. ..... (wilams) 4
John Newman's b. h. Shylock, by Lexington
Time, 1:574.
Auction Pools-Dufys stable, $1l0; Ike Bonham,
sos; Janet Murray. s36; Sbyock. $40. Mutual
pools paid 81.
FOURTH RAcE---Handicap steeplccllase; purse $500,
OF which $40 to the second horse. steeplecnase
course about two miles and quarter
J. II. Jennings CHI. h. ventilator, by vandal-
CAROLYN aged, 40 lbs. (Washfngton)
Daley Brokers' b. m l. zze ID, by Enquirer
Leisure. years, lao lbs..... ..tNolan)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
LONG BRANCH GUN CLUB.

DEAL BEACH. N. j., August IA, 1879.
In . match of fifteen birds each, shot between
Messrs g. II. Hoyt and G. Green. at Deal Beach, this
afternoon. Green killed - to Hoyts IL.
The opening Of the new club house Of the Long
Branch Gun Club on the 25th inst promises to be
of the grandest sporting events of the season.
There will be held grand tournament. in which
the best wing shots i'll the country will take part
The proprietors Of the West End Hotel have pre-
scented the club with handsome silver trophy, to
be known as the West End Cup" which is to be
shot for the opening day. Mr.. L. G. Murphy
has challenged either DIR. Zeliner or Judge Glider
sleeve to shoot HIM O 100 bird match. giving the
odds of $500 to $500 side and match will prob
ably be arranged to take place the the
celebration of the completion Of the club shooting
park on the above date.
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PEDEsTRIANIsM IN PROVIDENCE.
TIoN-THE SCORE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK LAST
NIGHT.

THE o'LEARY sEvENTY-FIvE HOURS COMPETE
TIoN-THE SCORE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK LAST
NIGHT.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. August IA, 1879.
The great seventy-fve hour ''go you please
pedestrian tournament at the Park Garden. under
the auspices of Daniel OLeary. which began wednes-
day evening. was continued to-day very
fully. There the largest list of en-
tries ever known at walking match--forty three
In number-and at the start there forty pedes-
TRANS. embracing some of the best known men be-
fore the public. The attendance so far has been
very large. and the interest in the match is wide
spread The prominent walkers to-day were G. A.
Hartman. Of Haverhill. Mass; Alfred Elsom.
Of West Mcriden. Conn; p Napoleon Cam.
pana. OF Waterbury. Conn; j. Albert. OF
Philadelphia; John Il. Colston, New York;
Dickinson. Philadelphia; Albert lockwood Boston;
Nicholas Murphy. Haverstraw, N. "; Frank J.
Hanson, Dover. N H.. George II. Armstrong, Johns
ton. X. l.; Edward Gedered, Worcester, Mass.
Robert Colbert. Chelsea. Mass; Walter Wheeler,
Boston. Up to this afternoon Elsom had the lead,
with Hartman second and wilmot third Upon the
completion of the twcnty-hfth hour Hartman had
scored ITO miles and leading Elsom by four
miles. At eleven o'clock tonight the score
by miles follows Hartman, ia:
Elsom. ITO; Albert. 1905 Wilmot. l0); Dickinson,
100; lockwood %; Colston. ": Colbert 90 Rock
wood. W: Murphy. ~; Hanson. sc; Armstrong. So;
Campana. 80: Gdcred. ~; Wheeler, 80.
The walk will close on saturday evening at olovcn
O'Clock. The pools in favor OF Hartman for the
first prize.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
BASEBALL.

The Jersey City Club left this city last night for
Springfield. where they play the Springfield Club to-
day and tomorrow.
The League championship game at Cleveland yes
tcrday between the Chicago and Cleveland clubs re.
suited in favor of the former by to-
In the game at New Bedford between the New Bed
fords and Worcesters the New Bedfords by IL
to 4.
The Stars. of Syracuse. defeated the Bostons In Q
League championship game ut Boston. to y.
AT Springfield tho game between the Springhelds
aud Nationals was stopped by rain ut the close Of
the first inning the score standing to in favor Of
the Springheus.
The National championship game at Holyokc be-
tween the Holyokes ana ADunys was won by tho
Holy okes by IA to g.
To-day the Chicagos and Clevelands play at Glove.
land; Troys and Providence at Troy: BufYalos and
Cincinnatis ut Bunao Stars, OF syracuse aud Bos-
tons at Boston; Worcesters and Nationals at Wor.
ccstcr; New Bcdfords aud Rochestcrs ut New Bod.
ford; Montgomery and Volunee at Poughkeepsle.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

WAvERLEY. N. j., August IA. 1879.
The monthly competition Of the Jersey City
Heights Gun Club for the Championship Cup took
place to-day. The conditions were-seven birds
each. handicap rise. single barrel. and Long Island
Gun Club rules to govern. Thirteen competed. and
Messrs. Thompson "a yards), Hughes (26 yards and
Smith (27 yards) killed all. In shooting of the tie
Mr.. Thompson won.
Messrs. Smith and McAndrews then shot a twenty
bird match under the rules of the old Long Island
Gun Club; ten single and five double birds; H and
traps; barrel only: so yards boundary; ~
shot. The following scores made
SMITH / 1OO111 Ill 10 90 IL IL. Killed. 15;
missed, s.
McAndrews-0 IL Dol 10 II II 10. Killed,
IA missed G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
POOL SELLERS RAIDED.

number of conetables from Jamaica. l.. 1. yes
terday raided the pool rooms In Long Island City
and arrested william Lowell. proprietor OF one OF
the houses James Hastings, OF Harry Hills room,
and Nicholas W. Mooney and John Dark. of Kelly
Bliss room. The prisoners wcro taken to Jamaica
and arraignod before Justice Bets Two representa-
tiycs OF the Society tor the Prevention OF Crime wcrs
present To give evidence Counsel for the prisoners
raised two fatal objections. The first that no
magistrate outside OF Long Island city had juris-
dcton, and the second was that nonresident CON
stable could not execute a criminal process within
the city limits. The points were neld ~ be good
and the prisoners were DISCHARGED.
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
THE FLEET STILL CRUISING EAsTwAED-ARRI-
Val. AT MATTHIAS vINEYARD-A KEEN RACE
FROM NEW BEDFORD.

THE FLEET STILL CRUISING EAsrwAED-ARRI-
VAL AT MATTHIAS VINEYARD KEEN RACE
FROM NEW BEDFORD.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OAK BLUFFS. Mass. August IA. 1872
Commodore Thomas received the yacht captains
and their guests board the flagship last night.
and Mr. Frank Osborn entertained Commodore
Halves and a large party on board the Nettie. They
had bind OF music on board and passed
very pleasant evening. Tho Peerless and
Tidal Wave left for the West this morn
ing The Magic remained at New Bedford in order to
rig topmast Shortly after nine O'Clock orders
signalled to the fleet to rendezvous at Clarkes
Point at ten o'clock. and the feet made sail and
worked ont of the harbor. 1t was blowing half
gale from the westward. and looked US IL the keel
schooners would have nothing to complain Of The
Rambler aud Nette towed out The Madeleine was
the only schooner with her mainsal reefed Tho
Dreadnaught. Dauntless. Intrepid and Nettie had
both working topsails set. and the Phan-
tom. Madeleine and Clio were satisfied to 60
by the wind without topsalls. The Vixen and Man
tic had mainsails reefed, and the vo,ante was
looking very snug with reefcd mainsai. topniast
housed small jb and flying jb. The yachts beat
up to wndward of the Constellation and tackled
about awaiting the starting signal. The Intrepid
and Nettie hove away to leeward and did not get or
as wen as the others. Inc s.ar'ihg gun was
IRE ao~u. oeseh 100. ana 'no III, .'iop ~,
$1,000 on on INC s.arooaru *cA' Wills .no
others maze snort streCcn 70 POE. peIore
laying up Tor Quick hoie Inc an.repla was gong
very wen down 10 ieewaro, anu aPPeaceu 70 oe eat
ing up 10 Wnawaru ana closing ~ VIII tue rest OF
the Meet. Inc Dauhtess was hauling up unuer the
breeze r ana Leading the hamoier anu Dresanougnt.
me latter .neh ser anu nung ssong 70
iesMs.u % VIC ine WAs .v,iuw
InE ai.el 'ie VIII ace,cv a M, an1 so
Gains tue .oian'e. vixen anu VISION. Ing Ne..a9
was runninS VIII .opsAIis anu H1Atns so1o
~ea.nef. passing 10 ioe"aro VI c ,ne "n m1
I I. ana closing up on tne Ono; ln me
ea Nv W " Manu~ aiu scIy sap.uS' To
Iane on. on Tug wea.ner oow ., TUG Ne..ie. tne
s 10y 20 ao r, on 'uo Tilo, nus
~ W aeow ar. no .eaauc. anl Dreuaugn. "eso
n%sins Pi1vsy iun .oSetner nnu ciosins uP9n tuo
amanson' nue Ianuer , nnaay passea me D.eaa-
T T ,i; Hnu "sn. ~ " VI .ae rna.on
nue ou was ses.ani a,ons sH.y EASILY Lnrougn Tue
".uvr M ~ s".s @ n :no
@ . N.o 'ooA ~ .e. suPssis, "uion
W. ;. AZ Ht u's 1S soo1 ~ 'ue "AAu' "Au 'Ao"
Poin'eo ov. Mr., r~vs,, nor, -
oev o;S, n.y. ia S n,,t, ~" 1888 ~, 49,
FL, h, Ma .1 .atd sh,,s .h~ Up ~ Will hS e
~t, ~ :. a rbe ns,,nt,sss Ia tho at $780,. y.
Csui . L. T.. IL -. 100, 80. 80, ~ s uEn
Suen IS 1 ~ uu .h m"u ~ TSa t.S, 0n %
sne ouu i 10y ,.t H., ne eS.ns
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anu a p''seu ~ VIZ! ~! % III s ~. 49, II
,rcpio sacAcu III .ne waAo VI Inc. .n1 Dauns ~,
t"' on.S.. r...nm 20 n.rn.Inss IT.
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TROTTING AT MIDDLETOWN.
M1ppLETowN. N. Y, August IA

NIIpDLETowN N. Y, August IA. 1879.
The third day of the the Middletown
track proved the most interesting Of all. The at
tendance large. The $3.50 race. for purse Of
$50. was in four heats by Prospect Maid. Com
stock taking the second heat. Shamrock received
third and Dodger fourth money, Anna. Bogota,
Clara Morris and Blackwood Prince next in order.
Golddust was drawn after thefrst heat Time. 2:40-
2:40-2:40-2:40il.
The 2:27 race, after six heats were trotted, was
postponed account of darkness until to- morrow.
George Brooks having two heats Martha s. s. Els
worth and c. NJ. Beadle each one. The first was q
dead heat. The best time made was 2:344.
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BRAZIL COFfE.. MARKET J.

. - RIO JANrino. August H. 1870
Conee-ood hrsts. 800 5000 per kiIoa
Mirset quiet: prtccr IN tntaihcd; change Average
d"'ly 'cs.pts Tor the woes 100 bays Weeks SUP
ncntsTo the Channel aud north of Europe ~ % bn
10 the United status il.sU d. ~ the Mrditurra
1900 do. weeks sales--for the Channel aud north III
Europe, l7UDjbngs; Tor tho United states
tue Medi.erfnnean 'p do stock. nj 40 bugs. freghu
per sail Tor the Chanrsi. 4Os. Cd
Exchange on London. litsd.
SANTOS. August - 1870
COncc MARK Il tnlct: prices maintained; changes;
superior - dD rvs ID ~ tess ton kiios. AS
da'iy reccpts lu bags. Weeks shipnentsTo all ,nn
tr'vs 80 - Oags to tue Channr Eupc and III. Mcd,,
ranenn 1901 de. Weex sairs-fv, Eufops. Jagst
fVr tho United states, 2,UUU do. Stock. il,UUu bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
FALSETTO NOT SOLD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT, Il. l., August II, 1873.
The HERALD correspondent waited upon Mr.. Pierre
Lorillard. of New York. tonight. to ascertain II
there any truth in the rumor that he had pur-
chased the Kentucky colt Falsetto. In to
the correspondents inquiry Mr.. Lorilard said that
he had not purchased the famous colt. He frankly
admitted that he had made an offer for his racing
qualities. yet he had not offered anywhere the
price asked by his owner. Mr.. Reynolds. Mr.. Loril-
lard said that. by sending Falsetto to England. he
could make reputation tor the animal which would
insure its owner handsome in the future
should the latter desire to sell him. Mr.. Lorillard
declined to state the sum which he had offered for
the privilege OF taking the colt to England.
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THE wHEELBARROw WALK.

The "whoelbarrow man." Fcdermeyer, did not
essay tho track yesterday till minutes past
four Z. NJ. He had retired ut fifty minutes past eight
p. M the night previous, and nursed his swollen
ankle in the meantime. Though he had rested all
day his gait when he started yesterday afternoon
seemed quite sta. aud IL did not appear from last
evenings performance that he would be able to make
even Az miles In six days. lie retired from the
track ut ten O'Clock In the evening with of
miles, making seventeen miles In Ave hours.
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NOVEL MATCH AT SYRACUSE.

/
SYRACUSE. N. Y, August IA. 1879.
The pigeon shooting match between '.Frenchy''
johnson. the colored oarsman, and L. H. Broughton,
the champion onearmed shot Of America. took place
in this city to-day The contestants tied their
first 50 birds. each killing A. The tie shot of
at birds each, johnson killing aud Broughton 4,
the former thus winning the match.
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THE INTERNATIONAL MATCH.

OTTAWA, Ont. August IA, 1879.
Tho following gentlemen will compose the COM
mttee appointed to receive the eleven represents-
tives OF the crcketers of the United States who
TO arrive in this city Monday next THE Mayor.
Messrs. j. NJ Currier, M. r.. Joseph Tasse. M. p;
+. baskerville. NJ. p; Alderman Mckae Alderman
Stewart, +. q. Baivett. United States Consult H. v.
Noel and w. q. Perey.
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PETERSBURG FAIR GROUNDS.

PETERSBURG, Va, August IA, 1879
At the Fair Grounds this afternoon trotting race
took place between Sunday Sam. named by s. W.
Snyder. and Lilly. named by J. E. Liebert, for
purse Of $500. Sunday Sam won. taking the first,
second aud fourth heats. Time. 250-2 :52-2 500
2:47 The attendance very large and the track
heavy
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Alter few breakawsys the flag fell to a capital
start Bill Dillon leading, Vagrant second, Surge
third, Nipper fourth. Clemmie q fifth. Bill Dillon
aud Varant came up the quarter stretch If yoked
head in front OF Dillon, the latter length ahead
of Nipper, the latter half a length in advance OF
Clemmie g. Surge bringing up the The
time of the quarter of "a mile was 2Ga, seconds.
Nagrant aud Bill Dillon side and side around tho
upper turn. and M they passed the quarter pole
Bill Dillon head IN advance OF Nagrant, the
latter ive lengths in front of Clemmie G.. who was
two lengths in front OF Surge. Nipper far behind.
the backstretch and passed the halfmile pole with
that advantage Yagrant two lengths ahead of Surge
the latter two lengths In front of Ciemmie q, Nip
per itth. Running around the lower turn
Bill Dillon and Vagrant were parallel, Surge
given. Getting Into the homestrech Evans
brought Surge into tho middle of the track
and. coming on with great burst of speed, chll
lenged Nagrant and Dillon at the seven-furong pole
and brought them both TO the whip. Surge passed
afterward mad Nagrant at his mercy. close
ended by Surge winning by nalf length. yagrant
second two lengths In front of Clemmie q, who was
one length in advance of bill Dillon, who was afty
yards ahead OF Nipper. Time, 2.13ll.
RACE
free handicap steeplechase for purse of 5000.
of which 800 to the second horse: over the frac-
tional course No. l. starting in theh edopposite the
threequarter post and running the remainder of tho
steepIechase course. Only two came to the post.
The following the state OF the betting just pre-
vIous to the START
Disturbance.... s.........s..<9oo 4Oo bOO
N lonstone. .................... 200 I'D 300
Meany led Disturbance over the first impediment,
back and gave the lead TO Moonstone, who led six
lengths over the brush and rails in the middle OF the
sasf neld. then Moonstone led the brush aud
rails at the big aud then came to the north
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YACHTING NOTE.

y soop Coquette. no club. Mr. F. d. Shaw. from
New York. passed the HERALD Telegraph Station. at
whitestone, L. L. yesterday afternoon. cruising east
ward.
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CRICKET.

The teams of the ST. George and Paterson Cricket
clubs played ut Hoboken yesterday. the former prov
ing the victors in inning The stood LOG
to 90.
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Dwyer Brothers b. h. Derby. by -, dam Kate
Sovereign aged. $50 lbs. .(3ooth) 8
j. Martins CHI. m. Katie ?. by Colossus dam
vanette. aged l47 lbs. ~. Martin) 4
Derby. s55: Ventilator. S5l. Mutual pools paid
SAT 10
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Special purse for Rarus. mile heats-The first two
we're made in 2:17k ana 2:l6 Last heat, time by
quarters. SO; half 1:064s; three-quarters. lao;
Ill
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hank interest shall vote In Congress tn rer opa
the tax from state bank circulation No .o,ht
remarks the Washington Star. fhef' b, s,,na
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i" report tho setn" :" 10 y ,ttsG ~ ~ passage.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-13

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