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Az the hrst time of moving away Dan Sparkling aud
Dan McClinch collidod and the latter tell his
Knees. Neither of thom were hurt although con-
sdcrably shaken. delay of some minutes then
occurred to repair damages. When placed in line
again they had about dozen brcakaways
before the hag tell for "a start. which was rather
good one under tho circumstances. Lancewood
leading. Volturno second, Verdict thi-d Cuntessa
fourth. Dan Sparkling nth, Mark l. sixth. the others
punched. Laiiccwood led around tho turn, with
Nolturno second Verdict third Contossa ourth Dan
sparling NTH, Jcunic u sixth. all Tapped on each
sthor. the others being separated Ia cloud dust
When the horses reached the quarter pole Lance
Nood had his head In front OF volturno, Verdict
ihird. Contessa fourth. Dan Sparling ffth,
.he others following us best they could.
Lancewovd kept the lead down tho back
and Was first ut tho half milo polo. Volturno second,
Dan Sparkling third. Contessa fourth, Mark l. NTH,
Verdict sixth, Jennie IL seventh, the others trailing
Jennie Is then ran rapidly around tho outside OF tho
loading horses aud showed her head in front the
three quarter POLE Lancewood second, Volturno
third, Dan sparling fourth. tho others strug-
CLING ON behind. An exciting race to tho
scvon furlong pole followed when Dan
Sparng to the front and tho struggle was over.
lio camc homo winner OF the race by four lengths.
jennie second. four lengths IA front OF volturno.
Lsnccwood fourth, Mark hfth, Verdict sixth, Con-
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ROWING AT WHlTESTONE.

An exciting little rowing regatta came off at White
stone yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the
guests sojourning at the Whtcstone House. The
boats used were ordinary double scull working
boats and the course to be rowed half q
mile in length-viz from a stakeboat Inoored op-
posite the hotel wharf to ana around hagboat IL
chored off Whitcstone Point and return. Valuable
diamond pins awarded prizes The follow
ing the names of the contestants and the time
maJc:-
TINE.
Names. Min. Sec
Messrs. II. l.. Moran and g. w. Gordon. Is
Messrs. John Bra len aud j. Barber. II 2
Messrs. Locke and }. Angus Shaw. .......... IL 4
Messrs. Geo. Williams and Warren Barber. 10
Messrs. Warren Barber and George Williams were
declared the winners, and received the prizes.
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REGATTA AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS July 80, 1879.
This the second day of the regatta The at
tendance fair. The water rough until six
p. NJ, when it calmed.
The first race WAS for four-oared barges and was
by tho Atlantics in 13m 53 49,, Eclipse second,
Hopes third aud Howards fourth
The second race. for double scull shells. was won
by the Perseverance. Time, lam. 55h4s. The Lees
were second and the Hopes third.
The third race. for four-oared shells was won by
the Eclipse. Time. 13n. 431as The Hopes were
md
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FOOT RACE AT NEWPORT.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. r. l., July 80. 1870.
There was foot race of one mile the grounds
of the westchester Polo Cllb. to-day between
George Westbrook of Bangor Me-. and w. ]. Duffy.
of the Harlem Athletic Club. of New York. Duffy
led from the start and after good for half the
distance, which was made in I'm. 20s.. Westbrook
about ten yards behind. Duffy he
pleased by fifty yards in AM 4es.excellent time for
a grass track.
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A COMPLETE NEWSPAPER.

From the Wilmington Del.) Every Evening. July 29l
The HERALD is probably the most complete news
paper published in this any other country. l. is
the representative daily journal of the day. and the
field of it's labors is the entire world.
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BOGARDUS AT SARATOGA.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SARATOGA, n Y. July 80, 1879.
Among the numerous attractions in Saratoga to-
day WAS an exhibition by Captain A. II. Bogardus
and son of glass ball shooting, both with shotgun
and rifle. ut tren Mitchell. Some of the boy feats
equal to those executed here year ago by DR..
Carver and won tor him well merited applause.
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was first and W. O'Keefe. of the Yorkville Athletic
Club second; time. I'm. 3312s. At the conclu-
sion OF the games gold medal was given to each OF
the winners, and silver medal to each of the sec
onla
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The youngsters sent away at the first time of
asking. with LUCIA leading. Duplicate second Zicka
third. Carita fourth, Cassatt NTH and Mr. Crouse's
ally sixth. When they passed out of the chute at
the halfmile pole Lucia was in 'front.' Carita second
Duplicate third Zcka fourth. Cassatt fifth and Mr..
Crouse's flly sixth. Carita showed the way around
the lower turn and into the honestretch,
Duplicate second Zicka third Lucia fourth,
Cassatt fifth and Mr.. Crouse's flly sixth
A beautiful contest up the homestretch ended
Carta winning by length, Duplicate second four
lengths In front of Zicka the latter six lengths in
front OF Lucia. Cassatt fifth Mr.. Crouses ly sixth.
Time. 1:06h.
THE SECOND RACE
was free handicap sweepstakes. OF $25 each. If not
declared out, with $3.50 added Of which 800 to the
second horse, and tho third to receive $50 out OF
the stakes Two miles. There four rters. CON-
prising Mr.. j. W. Hunt Reynolds chestnut colt Blue
Eyes. by Enquirer. dam Buchu. years old ll2 lbs.
Mr. W. p. Burch's chestnut horse Governor Hamp-
ton. by Planet. dam Merry wave years DID, 10 lbs
Mr.. Thomas Puryear Co.'s chestnut colt Dani-
chef. by Glenelg. amSalina. years old. lO7 lbs
and Mr. Il. j. Baldwin's bay flly Clara d, by Giene
dam The Nun. years old. 100 lbs. The pools
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At the first time of asking the horses were
despatched on their journey. Governor Hampton
first, Clara second, Danichen third Blue Eyes
fourth. Daniche ran to the front the lower turn
and led one length and half at the quarter pole.
ernor Hampton. who Was four lengths lin in
front Of Blue Eyes. Danichef opened tho gap
to four lengths down the backstretch. and
he passed the half mile pole with all that advantage
Clara second, two lengths in front of Governor
Hampton. the latter four lengths in advance of
Blue Eyes. Danchef showed the way around the
lower turn. and three lengths ahead Governor
Hampton, who second at tho three uarter pole,
the latter half length IN advance of Clara d. Rlue
Eycs three lengths further Of When the horses
passed the stand at the end Of the first mile
time 1:4e4-Danchen was leading four
lengths, Governor Hampton second ten lengths
ahead of Clara d. the latter one length In front OF
Blue Eyes. who either sukng or he could not
applied the whip vigorously to him. but it had
effect Oh him. He did not respond to the persuasion.
At the quarter pole Danichef led two lengths GOV
ernor Hampton second. the latter making strong
running. Clara and Blue Eyes were ten lengths
behind at this time. running side and side Gov
Hampton reached Gleneig at the haf-milc
pole. the latter being neck in front at this
place, the others out of the Governor Hamp-
ton passed Danicheff ON the lower turn, ana was a
neck in front as the pair swung into the home
stretch. whcia whip and spur struggle ensued which
ended ut the beginning OF the pickets by Governor
Hampton being beaten at that place. Danchcif came
home winner of the by three lengths, Gov
crnor Hampton second. twenty lengths ahead of
Clara d. Blue Eyes fourth The time of the two
miles was 3:39A. The first quarter was run in 20,,
seconds the half milo in 55s, tho three quarters in
l:23. and the first mile in :4o. previously given
The fractional parts of tho second nile were not
taken by the Official timers.
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse OF x3OO winners this year of 81 900
70 carry lbs. extra horses not la wing won a race
this year allowed lbs. madens, IL years old, al
lowed IL lbs; II years, IL lbs. IL years or up
ward ~ lbs. Onp mile. There were ten entries for
this event, nine OF which came to the post These
were Mr.. j. Il. Kcene's bay colt Dan Sparkling, by
Glencg. dam Item, years old. carrying lO7 lbs:
Mcssrs. Powers sons bay colt Volturno, by INN.
Billet, dam sprighty. years old. % lbs; l..
Harris chestnat tiy Bonnie Carrie, by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Fanny Barrow, years old, S5
lbs; Mr.. G. Reeds black 1ly Contessa, by
D'Estourncl. dam Electra, years old. " lbs
Mr.. X. J: Baldwins chestnut hlly Jennie B. by
Gcneg. dam Regan, years old. 90 lbs. Messrs. j.
q. Nelson n Co.'s brown colt Lancewood, by Lean,-
ington. dam tan. years old. 10 lbs: Mr. Ii.
bchwartzs chestnut colt Mark l., by Monday dam
Jennie U, ycara old. III lbs; Mr.. q. W. Medingcrs
lay colt Dan McClinch. by hurrah. dam Lady Picka-
way. 3 years DID, 80 lbs. and Mr.. ii. p. Mctitat
years old. y0 lbs. ban Sparing tho favorite, as
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YAt HTING NOTES.

Schooner ,untless. N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. J. Il. Waller.
from the Bay OF Fundy. is in Hart Island Roads
sloop Dudley, NY.Y.C.. Mr.. A. ID. Russell. from
New London. passed the HERALD Telegraph Station
at Whitestone. Long Island. yesterday. route to
New York.
Soop Coquette. no club. Mr.. Shaw. from New
York, is at anchor of the station.
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tessa seventh. Bonnie Carrie eighth. Dan Mcclinch

tessa seventh. Bonnie Carrie eighth. Dan Mcclinch
ninth. Time, 144h.
FOURTH
was for purse of $500. the winner to be sold at
auction for $1,000 II entered to be sold for 81 800
allowed lbs il for less. additional allowance OF
lbs. for every 500 below the latter price For
horses beaten III selling races and not having won
race at Saratoga this year. allowance
of lbs. in addition to allowances above
provided for. One mile and furlopg.
Eight came to the post. comprising Mr.. +. NJ.
Halls bay horse Dick Sasscer, by Eugene dam La
Rose to be sold for s7OO. 9s lbs. Mr.. g. b. Morris
bay gelding Bill Dillon, by Tipperary. dam by Oil
yer. $500. 96 lbs. Messrs. Dwyer Brothers black
aged, $780, 103 lbs; Mr.. ]. w. Bells bay gelding Dan
X by Bonnie Scotland, dam Jenny June. 81 900. 1O6
lbs: Mr.. c. L. Lorillards chestnut hlly Anna Au-
gusta, by Leamington. dam Black Slave,
years old. Sl.500 81 lbs; Mr.. P. Lorillard's bay
hly Pique. by bennington. dam Lady Emmal.
years old. $1,000. 80 lbs; Mr.. ID. j. Crouse's bay
gelding Lazarus. by Revolver. dam Skylight years
old 81 900. 100 lbs, and Mr. t. Yards chestnut geld
ing Bennett, by Harry Bassctt. dam Bet Arlington,
8 xears old x3QO. h3 I. lbs. Pools sold follows
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nem Salfter auf ietnem 6enboben erbdngte.
6inausielle Serlulte ineroen als llrIa1e an9es
gebeu.
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befiEoen, miro un9efdbr am ndffen 0fitt>
nod bier ertpartet. Der Sampfer bat Ssfebl,
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pi9tige Stelle tn Stenifeu Der nSoutherns
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;enti9e Qnletbe beliefen itd auf 81, ,138, ,450.
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bebenfltd) erfranft barnieber lagen, beftnoen
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087. "a; Die 3olleinnabme $675, 5,531.48.
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ben &anal nabe5u 5000 Wetlef1. Smei Oritz
tel idmmtliter ben &aual paiiirenoer 8abr=
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- gS. @ramfor0, eln lan9ftn9eriger, ibon
oft beitrafter .Regerfnabe, wurOe pOr9eitern
8ornlittng pegen Soblen 9iebItabls pom
8tdter Snea ju 80 Gagen @efGngniB uer-
urtbcilt.
= Yoti;ift WiGS bonn 1. SeSirfe fau6 pors
9eitern Qbeno auf Der Sreppe oe5 6auie8 ytr.
lueibltten @eidledts tuelde8 ipGter benz
Sinoltngbauie iiber9eben wurOe.
- SIN SetIeln oieler BerIonen ieiitete por,
YeFerH 1prs 2N. w. SOE lelHeH AWI9etO Qle
9tt1ter Der 0bergeridteS bes 9titriftS Co.
lumbia in oem Saale bes gejirfs- 9eri6tes.
0fi6ter Sor miro am nddIten Ytouta9e iein
Nmt antreten uuo i'm @eueral. .8ermine alS
0iidter fuu9ren.
- SIM &riminalgeridte (Hi9ter 9agnsr)
tpuroe Uorseiteru Sbomas Goodman, alias
9eorg Solmes, beS @inbrud5 uno 0faubes
iiberfiibrt uno Su fiinildbri9er 3u9tbausbait
uerurtbeilt.
- am Sreita9 fano uuf gennin9's YlnBe
Die lekte Der brci S9teBiibungen Der y@olunl-
bia- 8ifle afociation" nm cine 9olOene, pom
Sberfen Surnfbe gei4entte 0tebatlle itatt.
aus bem erften gSetti9ieBen mar Sberlt
8urnfbe uno aus benz Smeiten 5r. Yarte1o
als SIegcr beroorgesau9eu. am 6reItag
mar Sr. Partello abermalS Der bette S6iibe
uno fpurbe in 6OIge 0eicn init rer MeOaille
belobnt.
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8altmore Wab. W}ontag bem 10. Wat3 1879

als enblih Der 3eitpunft sefomtneu tuar,
erhpb fid) Oiitrifts, ,Inwalt 8toble nno iagte:
sd babe Die Gbre unb baS Sersniigen, ben
Intrag su itelen, bab 6rau 8eloa q. Sod
poob, 9bpofat in ben @eridtsbSfen oes Diz
firifts Columbia, aur Braris an Oem Sbers
8unbes<@erifte, gendB tenn neuli6 bonn
@ongrefie erlafenen @eiete, 5ugelaiien tpers
be-" ST. 3tbble bradte bann @ertififate
bel, baB Srau 2odmoob ieit bem 90.
september 1873 an Den @eri9tsbDfen bes
9iitrifts Columbia ais 9tedtsanlpalt praftir
Sirt babe, bab ibre Yraris cine bebeutenbe lei
uns bab gegen ibreu moraliiden @b1rafter
ME and nur Der Saatten eines 3peifels ers
hoben iei.
gs erfolste bann bent Qntrage gemdB sic
formelle :3ulafuna BON Srau eodrpooo sur
YrariS on benz Sber Bunbesgeribte, ipoz
rauf fie Die @ratulattonen Der auBerorbentz
lid sablreid nerlammelten bernorragenben
Iopofaten Der Srauenre6ts Semeguna entz
gegennabm. Bromiuent inter bielen mar
Sanator WcDonalo BON Snbiana, mel6ent
Srau 2odruoob es mebr, al8 ir9enO einem
anberen Senator 5u banfen bat, oaB bas be-
treffenbe 9eies bonn Senate, IN tuelheul bic
Sppoiition ba9egen plel itarfer, als i'm Sane
mar, paiitrt purse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-10
Scr Banif a,tf Ser @etratoe-S6rfe
itt Gtlicaap.

y tcdg0, 8. Wldr3. - Die Sbatt9fett
auf Dem Aai5enn1arfte oauert beute fort, ie>
bod finb bic Yreile tp1eber i'm Stetgen. SIN
2auie bes Mtorgens murben etpa 10000 81.
Su 925 bis 958 uerfauft, alleiu Sr. Siiber, Der
N9ent oes Srn. Sas. &eene, nabm fsthen Inz
tbeil an ben Sransaftioneu. gs perlautst,
baB er geitern Na9ntlttaa in aller Stille elne
betrddtltfe Quautttdt g8ai3en antauite. Die
llrla9e bes seitrt9en YanitS biloet ba8 aQge=
meine unterbaltuu9s unO pisle 0tit=
glieber Der 8Gre Driiden 9roBes MtiBtrausn
beSii9ltd) Der bon &eene gentaaten @rtldruug
aus.
9fufus 5at6 & Comp. fdidten beute Mor=
gen Der Sirma Smitb & 2igbtner cine De
peide, tuel9e nittbetlt, oaB Scene cine 8e=
lobnuug uun $4,000 fir Die ueberiiibrung
Der Yerlon anbietet, ueld)e 6ru. 6iiber our6
cine getali9te Sepelde auwies, gSai3cn 5u
berfauieu. Dem @srnebmen mad oq Scene
oieielbe 6irma beauftragt ba6eH, 100, 900 81.
8aBen flir ibn an5ufauieu.
ardie Siibsr unterbreitete heute 9l6enb Ell
nen gertbt, aus peldem heroorgebt, baB al
Ter @ai5en, ipelder in 6olse oer gefdli9ten
9epeide berfauft ipuroe, ipieoer angefauft
iuoroen 1T, obne oab Scene ober Die Slrma
S. G. Stlber & Comp. 8erluite erlitten.