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WISCONRIN.
HoAcfo{ Efskdteh to 7ns Tribune,

4t7ectof HsDatch to 7ar Tribune,
MADISON, WIs., Jnn. 21.-fn the Senate, to.
night. senator Dcertng presented the credentials
ot Standardized Bennett, fsotn Jefferson Coul,-
", who appeared. was sworn In, ar'i took hts
scat. Ia the Assembly bills uero introduced
relating to the fumlgatlon OF grain; changing
The nanc of the State militia; rcGar'ling The
prices OF swamp lands In Shawnee County; max
Ing abstracts Of tisle ps!,"a faste
eylcnco; enabling the City of lsac'nc to rcad-
Just its debt: giving consent IL tile Northern
Pacinc Nal|road to complete It's n,ad through
Wisconsin to the Montreal 1lscr. Bills passed
relating to the United States coast survey;
authorizing Rncnc to borrow money. htNl pro-
rfliuG for apecal terms Ut court In tic Seycntll
Circuit. Mr. nutchfnsan 1,ut IN 4 resolution
ntrcDtng toy. 1Sashblir1l's EdEewool Garm
for Hoys' Industrial School,
, 1879-01-28
ILLINOIS.

11YtNp1s.
spec,o3 r117otcA 10 Jns T,sbune,
gpntycrtsLp, ILL.,, Jan, 27,-Uoth branches OF
The General Assembly met ttIs cyrn,pR At &
O'Clock, aud adjourned, there being no quorum
nrcsent In either House,
~, ofYsct ~ tho Nm c,,.,,r N, v.,,,,, ao-
struct!on Of Armour 4 Co.'s packtne-llouae at
tic stock'iards haa caused foclauc u uneatl'
ness To regard TO INC "atcf'supply, wh!eh Is 10
result III lftt!o !eRnlatlon' MI liopa1na mas
prepared bn, 10 authorize the stocs-1 ssas
company, Asaated IL Inc Ao"n ol LAKE. out
s"e ule eospo.ato "ius' " ~h'easos ~
contract with the city 1or watef-tupplf'
The "a&ef from the Ayae fasK Ho'S
WORKS, coming 30 'one alstanee' 70 not con.
stdeFed sufficient, notwithstanding me rIoposca
improvements. INC proposed lce!sssssen T'st
be pushed through bJ Mr. Hopkins ~ soon ~
practicable Thcre 10 Tue appearance o. Email
lobby On tic ground thia evening, ana tacse Is q
prospect Of so'no pretty lively work In the
future Ii tho interest Of corporations.
An tnpnrtant mcns,lru te prepared and will
he nrc,r,,tcd ia The sena,o to.morrow. which
viii harn tho cfr,ct al sl,ortcnIur The nrc,cn.
session OF tile neucraE AssemblY vcrT materially
II carried. TIlc neasurc III question Is q Joint
rcso1uttnn looking 10 the establishment Of
re'...,,, a.,n.I.,t,,r ~ .hIr+nsn .,a,,,,,o.. -
deslso new Revenue law for the State. Three
of tl1cac CommtsAloncrs arc to be- appointed
trom TIM Sonate. five from the Housc.
aaS avs hv I'm Govc,nor 1.bc to,nt
RESOLUTION ilss bech eatetuIt! prepared
by Ecnator Hamilton, young lawyer ot
ubllitY FROM Bloomington, after consultation
with q number Of prominent gentlemen,
Throughout the Statc. who advise the p'au
ptoposed IA the best one undar tho clrcuu-
stances to reach tic end desired. THE Con,-
mission will sit during thu recess Of tho Leg
stature, and rapport 10 nj adjourned session
In January next. Tie mc'nbcrs Of the Lon'-
x1~n,,, aha .,r,o ~ ~.
, 1879-01-28

AE AANIAR W FHHE"tHN ~ LII" sHs
by this ttue wc were IN The middle of the buy
n11tl making for the Robbins Reef light. The
temperature lu my suit ercw lnWcF each mt.
mint, i,ul sooH peculiar scpsatIon began to
taxa possession OF u.e. Tile clnthing worn ut!-
derucath tlr Fubber sult MAS necessarily warm,
and, st tllo outset, I aconAldetaOle PRECIPITATION
Waa tpIuccn. AZ the Guild began to iI!ctcnsc In
ny ltlubs shls kwgat gathered III large beads, -
chilly tllat could not get stt Of tue k!ea tl'at
NY dress had sprupR alcsk, and tho water "as
slttriuX ~ thu walat. Several times reached
my hand around Ia the fasttnlnRs at tl'e hatk II,
order 10 fenl possible hoie Vt opeH!nx. without
who laughed loudly. sn'! sid that II WAS III et-
fecl Of tbs imagination #htc'! otclrret to h'Ill
frequently, even thougt hs knew there Wsa llo
danger. The suffering. through cold AMI nu'I1.
lug too still to hulu thp paddle; tl!c Captain
| begun to uotlC0 NY slow and la1orrA Mo!to!ls'
Just a. We were opposite hob6fa's Reof ll4lit,
atli without word Of explanation, hs padded
| up Glusu to my aia antl began aketIes 81 toan!
lnss un4 tbumpiugs which, 10 attsrwar1 .aid.
| Mrfe done tu yet up heslshy circulation vi t5e
blood: !. very naturally, rrli'onstrascd, by was
consoled bY ION. s!!at's nothing; walt t!la W.
! get out further" To make me fccl iuore tula-
Portable several slask stusios we<e rcI4ted, boy
ton AZ the salLe time a4surlK u* ttAt tsIs paFt
Ut tie bay We werv GoattnR tu WA iteauented
BY shafks u dangerous ss'erses. li.e entire
tsrtaluu1euts. Nj companion told 'ne lliae
wyA the ouIy perauu who had srss uade such 2
yoss9s with diu, and thr dtss reporter who Lad
| eycs uoate1 in 4 rubber suit lhls w. prooA'
perstc elfuEts 10 ahaku oil ue nutnbneaA W
usiug my paddle 1t fseinK acc.
"lguess veil strike a<soas 70 stap!eton.''
az .shsa np;si Z ,s1 - r. sst !" s ssk
follow LIE uoat's light"
\ 1xAHluLK SITUATION.
The order would have been put into execution
but lv1 AL otnioous ctcaktng aud splasbfug
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
CLAN-NA-GAEL.

The Clan n-naiael Association held their tenth an
nua picnic at Jones Wood Colosseum yesterday after
noon. The games commenced about two O'Clock,
but tho programme was an extremely long one and
darkness camo before it concluded. The number
Of people in attendance during the afternoon was
larger than in former years. The first contest,
open TO all corners. putting the heavy stone.
There were large number of entries and the prize
was won by James DAILY, who threw u weight
of "a lbs. 70 IT. in. DAILY also the prize
tor putting the light stone weighing 16 lbs.,
for the three standing jumps. covering So IT. IN
The prize for the best "hop. step and jump" was
taken by 4. H. Johnson distance covered 33 IT, 10 in
and the same person took the prize for standing
high jump, leaping IT. in. from the ground.
There were number Of contestants for the Running
Broad Jump Prize, silver medal. Ii taken by
ii. nj. Thayner, who jumped IL feet. The gold
medal for the half mile open to members only
by Patrick Hamersiy in 3;n. AS. The
teen years OF age. in which eight lads started,
by ono OF the youngest. james Dempsey.
The most closely contested struggle was the three
mile amateur walking handicap, for which there
were eight entries, nearly all OF whom remained ON
the till the close The first prize awarded
to J. ii. Conner Time, 27m. JOS. The tug OF war
between New York and Brooklyn, for the Champion
ship of the Clan Gacl was next ON the programme
There were twelve men on each side, seemingly
pretty evenly matched but New York In two
straight heats OF about tour minutes each. After
hundred yard race, and then the people, who ut the
time numbered about three thousand, adjourned to
the dancing platform. whore they remained tor the
rest of the evening.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
HUMORs OF THE POLICE BOARD.

President Smith, of the Police Board, yesterday
moved the acceptance of invitation from the New
York Camping Association at Sing Sing. extended to
himself and colleagues. to visit the association
grounds. There was smile all round while Chief
Ccrk Hawley was reading the letter. which urged
the Commissioners to come. promising to give them
good care, spring water and spiritual atmosphere.
The invitation was unanimously accepted.
1t 10 scarcely three months since the Commissions
ers removed all the sinecurists. known rs dump in
spcctors, about forty In number. and assigned pa
lican made to this and yesterday, on mo-
ton OF Commissioners Wheeler the detailed officers
wore remandcd to patrol duty. Commissioner
French offered resolution that the vacant dump
inspectorships be filled by to be paid $500
year. General smith thought 81 day $3.50 per
year) enough, and tho resolution was passed
with that amendment.
Robert Mcqueen. aformer watchman at tho Stan
ton street dumping ground, was recently removed
some trivial charge OF violation rules and Charles
Williamson, republican, appointed In his place.
Commissioners French fathercd both the removal
and appointment and his colleagues consc-
quentiy somewhat surprised when ho yesterday
asked the removal of Williamson and the appoint
mant OF u brother OF Mcqueen In his stead.
"What fault have you ind with Williamson Y
asked Commissioner MacI.ea
81 want his place for q republican,"
"But he is republican,. continued Commissioner
Maclean; ''and besides don't what that should
have to do with his tenure OF Office"
IL then transpired that Mcqueen, whose place was
strong backing. and his friends made such vigor-
Gus kick" against his removal that az u conpro-
mise IL was agreed to put his brother In his place.
Hence the motion, which was carried.
"From whonY asked the president. "Mr Whit
ney," was the answer. "Fie." tho president re-
Marked aud the paper was returned without being
road Its contents were denied to tho reportars.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

The following the summaries of the races at
Brighton Beach yesterday
BRIGHTON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS CoNEY ISLAND,
JULY -. l879-FIRsT DAY OF THIRD MEErING-FIRsr
RACE-Purse $3.50, of which $50 to second horse.
Winner to be sold at auction for ,00O. II entered
to be sold for $3.50 allowed lbs II Tor $500 IA lbs:
il for $780, II lbs. Surplus sale OF winner CO.
two-thirds to second horse and one-third to third
horse. One mile.
Duffy's ch. z. Baton Rouge. by Bonnie Scotland
Blondin. years (ssOO). rs lbs.. .(McLaughln) /
d. OConnell's ch. g. Albert, by Australian-Queen
Victoria. years (s3OO). "a lbs. (Abrahams)
DAILY Brothers ch. =. Loiterer. by Leamington-
Lemonade. years ls3Ool. 100 lbs.. .(wsller)
d. ID. Bruce's br. c. Glen Ogle by. Glen Athoi-
The bought in for sSo %e
Mutual pools paid So 90.
SECOND RAcE--Parse $3.50. of which $50 to second
horse; horses beaten and not having a this
year allowed 10 lbs; maidens allowed IL lbs.
Three-q uarters OF mile.
n. Kiliileas ch. &. Kingston. by Kingfsher-Ada-
snda. years. "a lbs. .(Atwater)
Dnify's blk g. Cedric. by saxon-Fanny Ludlow.
Dr. ss b. C. clyde Hampton by wass Ha%p
torLady Clyde. years. 80 lbs. .R. Ford 3
+. stcarns' ch. 9. Farley. by Alroy-Lady Culpep-
Il. shea's ch. 6. Troublesome. by War Dance
Nora Creina. years, lOl lbs. :.sparling)
aassIs nssss p yssrs Io by star
Time. i:l9. Mutual pools paid. s2l 65.
THIRD RhoE-A sweepstakes OF s15 each. play
pay. with $500 added, the second borsc receive
s75 of tho stakes; winners of any single of
the value Of s7So to carry lbs extra; other win
II
10 lbs; If years old. Is lbs. IL years or more 20
lbs. Two miles.
IL. Ganney's b. &. Dailgasian. by Blarneystone--
Lucy Fowler. years, 11S lbs. .(Ciaifncy)
i. Stearns' ch. C. Tom Scarlet. by Aroy-Clara
Time, 3:49ia. Mutual pools paid 50 40.
FOURTH RAcE.-Handcap hurdle race for u purse
of $3.50. of which slOO TO second horse Mile heats.
over four hurdles on regular track.
j. Keeley's b. q. Bay Rum, by haywood
Goneril. aged l3O lbs... 1
Daley Brothers b. &. Ben Mace by Longfel-
low-Rnggold years. 12O lbs. ............1 2 2
ID. A. McClinch's ch. h. Ventilator, by Van
dal-Carolin, aged, 1T lbs. ............... 3r.o
M. Tully's br. h. Carver, Jr., by u. L. Car
ver-Long Nine, years, lit lbs. ..........4 4r.o
A.. Taylor's b. G. Kadi, by Lexington-Ka-
tona, aged, 137 lbs lbs........................d dis.
Time, :53h Il 52ia--1 :5G4. Mutual pools paid
on first heat $40 10; second heat $24 TO- third
heat. SO 30.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
THE CALEDONIANS' BUILDING.

Headed by their pbrochs and ffcs attired in their
tartans the Caledohan Club marched last night from
their old house in Sullivan street Jackson square.
Eighth avenue and Thirteenth street, whore they
proposed to fay the corner stone OF a now club
house. Secretary Alexander Low was wait
ing in his kilt upon the platform, showing tho
plan OF the building which is to have stories
and basement, and to contain gymnasium, public
hall. library and parlors being 3J IT, in. in width,
81 IT. in in depth. AS the clans were gath
cred and the electric light cleaned steadily on thoir
buckles, sporrans and sivcr-hiltcd drks CHER Mich
olson buried In the stone iron box holding
the daily papers, bylaws OF tho club. names OF its
officers, financial report. programmes OF games and
picnics, and "a curling manual and Judge McAdarn,
vi the Marine Court, having told the story OF the
club its origin and Its purpose, the assembly sang
"Auld Lang Syne" with awi, aud marched back to
Sullivan street.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

pAY-Frnsr RAcE-2:3O class. Purse s.. 800 divided.
IL. P. Kely'sb b. m. Eta Jones' by parish's :,
flct; Taranrs pam os eh Isy a. chance by Blue Bull
d. W. Tomlinson' Blk. m. Daciana. by Harold.
dam by Woodford Mambrino. ............. 3 3 2
William Hamilton's oh. m. Kate Hall. by Blue
samnai B",ij j. Mcrsan;s ch s. Piedmont. by ii.
mont dam by Mambrno Chief. ...........k 8
Time. 2:221s-223,@-2:22.
''TwEsTY' PURSE.
Five horses responded to the summons of the bell
in the 2:20 class. Voltaire was the favorite and
Driver the second choice. The scoring was do
ysd the the bad 'ns tns IF nns
was never headed. Voltaire was second all the way
round. Mazomapie third at the half. but left
brno fifth. Time-Quarter. O:351a; half. 1:lOt4;
three-quarters. 1:46h; mile. 2:2sA In the sec
6eid @ % for $50. ssl The s0a word was given ne at
the second score Driver a length the best of it.
Voltaire got his Drivers whcel at the quar-
the upper turn voltaire shot by Driver as If the
latter were standing STILL and camo down the home,
third and Hambletonan Mambrino fourth. lime
Quarter 0:35A; half. 1:09i4: three-quarters. ~;
mile, 2:2la. In tho third heat Voitaire was the
favorite the field. Driver made skip around
the turn At tho quarter and also at the
half voltaire in the lead. Driver on his
s'i the third ouarter the POSITIONS were
unchanged. but down the hoinestretcn whips were
used and they came to the wire Tapped. Driver win
ming by a nosc Mazomanio third, Garfield fourth
and Hamblctonan Mambrino distanced Time
Quarter. 0:35A; half, 1:l0; three-quarters. AS;
mile 2:2O4. In the fourth heat Driver sold
for $50 and the field $40. Driver got tho advan-
tage the send off the sixth Around the turn
Driver led by half length and Voltare Tapped him
along the backstrech but the stallion left his feet
and fell behind At the ;hird quarter and down the
homestretch voltaire had his nose on Drivers
wheel. The latter won Tme-Quarter.. 0:3ls;
half, 10; three-q uarters, 1:44 4 mile. 2:21E.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-SEooNp RAcE-2:2O CLAss.--Purse.
$4,000, divided.
Alden Goldsmith b. g. Driver. by Volun-
teer. dam by American Star. ............ 1
W. II. Peck's b. s. Voltaire, by Tattler,
dam by MambIino Chief. ............... 2
George Hough's b. G. General Garfield by
Kentucky Black Hawk. dam Mollie
Gus Wilson's ch. g. Mazomane. by tho
Kurtz horse -. ....................... 81
Montgomery Il Russells b. S. Hambleto-
nian Mambrino by Curtis Hambleto-
nian Observation-Disclosures. 8 dis
Time. -.:21A-2:20]a-2;211
The race was one of tho most exciting seen this
year. The attendance large the first
day of tho meeting last year. The judges
William Edwards. presidents II. c. Mcdowell. and
David McClosky.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
SOLDIERS IN PEACE.

Captain Abel W. Bclknap. of Company I. was as
saulted last Monday evening. by Sergeant G. I. Bar
low. OF Company b. in tho Seventy first regiment
armory. at Sixth avenue and Thirty -ffth street.
His assailant arrested ani brought before
Justice Morgan ut the Market Police Court
Captain Belknap said that the 10th inst. while
the regiment was ut Creedmoor. he forbade that
liquor be sold to the men. and stationed guard at
the entrance to the bar. Sergeant Barlow, he said
forced himself In and got drink. For this hc
placed under arrest. but was afterward released
Barlow met Dclknap in the armory on Monday
evening and. being Intoxicated. sought to provoke
u Tight Captain Bclknsp said he would talk to him
when sober, aud turned away. Barlow then struck
him in the face and the Captain gave him blow in
return The Sergeant. IN answer to the charge said
that Belknap was trying to use unwarranted au-
thoriy outside of the regiment. and he resisted it,
Justice Morgan fined him SO.
1t Is said that charges bo preferred against
Barlow In the regiment and that hu s liable to $50
hne and thirty days Imprisonment. besides being
duced to the ranks expelled.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

in her wake. The Vision tackled about
three-quarters OF mile of the weather bow OF the
Peerless. and the pair stood on the same track me
Peerless appeared to gain steadily ON the VISION
both fore reaching and pointing up petter;
The Sadie made stretch to the southwark
aud then tackled in the wake of the vision.
The breeze held pretty steady, and. although dead
ahead. made pretty beat up the hay. Inc
Dolphin weathered the Long Beach Light ana
stood up the harbor just as the sun
was setting. 1t quite pretty
race between the Vision Peerless and Agnes as they
all passed the lighthouse almost in a line. with
the Vision to windward. the Agnes to ,'s lee
ward and the Peerless In the centre. The
Peerless slowed up for minute under
the lee OF the Vision. and the Agnes closed
up. but presently the Peerless holding her luf
caught the breeze and began to close upon the
Vision. The latter pinched up all she could. head
ing for Hay Beach Point. aud the Peerless
was forced to keep of. not daring to run too
close to tho point Of the point. the Peerless luffed
and crawled rapidly to windward Of the Vision
coming up to her anchorage with tho Vision about
ffty yards dead to leeward. The Peerless let go
her anchor at 7:4O p. M. followed by the Vision
about minute later. and the Agnes at 7;4s T. NJ
The Atalanta was the next arrival and then came the
Sadie, Pirate and Daisy. The Orion as usual, led
the fleet n arriving at Oh. ON. As The Wnsone was
next. having come through Plum Gut, and arriv ell
at Oh. Ism. 3Os. Stella 6h. 44m., aud Dolphin, 7h
32m. The fleet was Illuminated during the evening
and starts at an early hour in the morning for New
port.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
TROTTING AT KEENE.

KEENE. N. H.. July 90 1879.
In the trotting here to-day. the threc-mnute
class race was by Dickard. Volunteer Girl
second, Young Columbus. Jr.. third. Best time,
2:34. Six started. The 226 class won by
Knox Boy, Frank Munson second Five horses ran.
The best time 2:27. which made by Knox
Boy in the second heat, and is the fastest time
made ON u nalf- mile track in New Hampshire.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

After great deal of the usual trifing the post
on the part OF the jockeys. seemingly for no other
purpose than to annoy the starter and the specta-
tors. the flag tell to very lair start. with Beata
leading Glidelia second Sensation third by and
By fourth Grenada fifth aud Girohe sixth. The
youngsters kicked up such dust they
mp the chute that they could not be at the
hafmile polc where they entered the regular track
Whom they could be distinguished and separated
Beata leading. Sensation second, Glidclia
thrd Grenada fourth, Girofe fifth BY and by sixth.
Beata showed the way into the homestretch. Scnsa-
ton following closely at her heels Grenada third,
Gidclla fourth. Gro0e fifth by and By sixth. A
splendid run up the homestretch terminated by Sen
sation winning by half a length. Grenada second,
length in front of Beata. the latter two lengths
ahead of Glidclia. Griole firth, Uy and BY sixth.
Time. l:lS. The stakes amounted to $4,000.
lsn Oh s.r.L
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
sAf,cr a dead heat with Morris Eclipso-B.
L. -
rHR FOURTH RACE

was for purse of $500; the winner to be sold at
nuction for $4,000. III entered to be sold for 81 800
allowed lbs; il for 81 0OU, IL lbs. IL $500 II
1bs. II for $780, 20 lbs Horses beaten meet
lug and not having won this year allowed
y lbs. ADDITIONAL One mile aud an eighth. Five
good horses to the post Tor this
race These = Mcssrs. Thomas Puryear x
Co.'s bay colt Bulwark by Bonnie Scotland dam
Evadne, years old, to DO sold Sl,50U, % lbs.
Messrs. Dwyer Brothers bay gclding Charlie Cor
ham, by Blarncy Stone. dam Aurora Raby, years
old, 1900. 1Uy lbs. Mr.. j. W. Bells chestnut geld
ing franklin. by Lexington, dam Canary Bird,
years old. .0Ou 103 lbs; MIR. o. o. Vests bay
geding Enterprise, by Enquirer. dam Sao Nor
gam years old. 81 0OO 81 lbs, and Mr.. o. L. Loril.
iards chestnut hlly Una. by War Dance. dam Georgia
Wood. years old, $1,000. 30 lbs Pools sold APP
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

TO q Capital sthrt the hofses Wcro sent away, Una
leading. Franklin second ChaBlio Gorlam third,
Enterprise fourth Bulwark iifth. When they reached
tho judges stand-time, 1874 scconds-Una led one
length, Enterprise second, half length in front
Of Franklin. Bulwark fourth, Charlie Gorham nfsh.
Una showed the way around the upper turn aud was
Dwv lengths In front OF Enterprise. who half
length IN advance OF Franklin, third Dulwark fourth
uhariic Gorham fifth. Going down The backstretch
thcro sharp running and as the horses reacaed
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
YACHTING NOTES.

Schooner Ambassadress. Mr.. William Astor.
N.Y.Y.C.. from New York. passed the HERALD Tee-
graph Station at Whtestone. L. l.. yesterday en-
route to City Island
Steam yacht IDEAL n NY.Y.C., Mr. Il. A. Havemeyer.
and schooner Haze, Mr.. II. A. Mott arrived ut New
vea
The New York herald., 1879-07-30
CLEVELAND CLUB.
FIRST DAY OF THE TRoTTING MEETING-ETTA
JONES AND DRIVER THE WINNERS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July % 1879.
This WAS the first day of the regular meeting of
the Cleveland Club. The entries are not so n,l-
merous as they were in former years. consequently
the enthusiasm is less marked. Nevertheless
a great many strangers were in town. Prominent
among those from distance are Colonel II. ID. Rus.
sell. of Boston; George w. Alley and Shepherd +.
Knapp. of New York; Major ii. G. Mcdowell, of Ken-
tucky, and M. =. Bush, OF Buffalo. Trinket, the
great r-yoar-od. is here, having come on by ex-
press last night She will trot an exhibition mile
on Thursday.
THE 1880 RACE.
In the $3.50 class there were six starters. Daciana
was the favorite in the pools and Eta Jones second
choice. Around tho first turn Eta Jones took the
lead and was never headed. Piedmont was second at
the half and third quarter, but hc broke on the
homestrctch and finished fourth Chance second and
In the second heat Eta Jones tho favorie over
tho field. She took the lead around the first turn
and hold 1t to tho wire. Piedmont left his feet sew
eral times. At the quarter the half and the third
quarter Chance was good second and Daciana, q
close shird. aud they finished in this order. Pied
mont placed last for running. Time. 2:&}S.
Eta Jones was never headed In the third heat.
Chanco was second at the quarter Daciana third
aud Piedmont fourth, In the air At the half,
Chance left his feet and Daciana moved up into his
fast. but she could not overhaul Eta Jones. Chance
finished third and Kate Hall fourth. Tiine 2:22.
SUMMARY
CLEVELAND CLUB TUESDAY, JuLy 20, lS7e.-FInsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-16

MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August 16-1 A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. August l6-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England. increasing cloudness and
rains, with cooler northeast to utheast winds and
slight rise followed by falling barometer.
For the Middle States, threatening weather and
rain. with easterly to southery winds, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer and no change in tenn
perature.
For the lower lake region. cooler, cloudy weather
and rain. with northeast to northwest winds and
slight rise followed by falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. partly cloudy
weather and of RAIN with slight change in tenn
perature. falling barometer and southerly to west
erly wnos.
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy and slightly
cooler weather, local rains slight, variable winds
and slowly rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, areas of rain
followed by partly cloudy and cool weather, north
erly to westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys. northerly to easterly
winds. partly cloudy weather. and in the southern
portions local rains, stationary or slight rise in
temperature, and slight rise followed by slowly
falling barometer.