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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
AN 0BLIHING MAN.
The Thanks He Received for Furnishing An
other Mans Boy.
IDairnit Free Press.


widow living on Fort street east has late
ly been greatly annoyed by several boys try
Ing TO steal her doves. The other day she
looked out just as boy about fourteen years
old was climbing over the fence, but as she
opened the door he ran across the street. She
Thought moral suasion might help his case,
and she called:
boy, will you please come over here2"
Nav yer don'tF' he growled In answer
Come, low, be good boy and come here"
she continued. as pedestrian turned the cor
ner.
"See anything green about me2" sneered
the lad.
The pedestrian looked from one to the
other and asked Of the woman:
"Do you want him.
"Well / did want him to come over"
"Then he shall comel' interrupted the
man, and he darted across the road, seized
the boy and shook him up and said:
Won't mind your mother, eh2 Got too big
for your boots, have your Well see about
"Oh' sir, didn't want him hurtl" cried
the woman, as she ran forward.
Jest the way with o mother-jest like
EN-. No, / won't hurt him. but he needs q
sound spanking to take the sass out of him |
"You dasn't-you dasnt !" yelled the boy,
as he tried to break away.
"Hir, the boy isn't put In the woman.
but the man Interrupted:
i aeaIu nun sassine you. and that nun ,
come over thls Knee, young tmpudepCeP
The boy hosted like q panther, the woman
ran into the house and locked the door, and
in two minutes man and woman came tear
Ing down the street and pitched into the
spanker like tigers. They were followed by q
boy of 16 AMI a girl of 30, all belonging TO one
family, and they ran the man against fence
over hitching- post. across the road and then
got him down on o sand-plte and clawed him
almost naked. Two plasterers interfered
neighborhood like a Texas steer. II things
are yet sort o mixed In his mind, the expla-
nation at the beginning OF this article will
make things clear. All boys need good
training, but one shouldn't get 'em misplaced.
Every boy should bespanked on his own indi-
viiualitv
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A Pleasant wedding Might,


A few weeks ago respectable old peasant
farmer In Roumeia, smitten by the charms
of o young gypsy girl belonging to o tribe
that had squatted In the noighborhood of his
farm. induced the maiden to listen to his ad-
dresses, and finally obtained her consent to
become his wife. He received several warn
ings from sundry of her gypsy lovers, couched
in threatening terms. but was 50 infatuated
by her surprising beauty that he disregarded
these monitons and married her. On his
wedding night number of stalwart gypsy
youths broke into his house, seized him In his
bridal bed. bound him to u plank, and delib.
erately sawed him In two, having previously
strangled his young wife before his eyes. On
the same night the tribe struck It's tents and
decamped. nor have the authorities as yet
succeeded in laying hands upon the perpetra-
tors Of the crime
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SOCIETIES OF new ORLEANS



Louisiana Lodge No. meets every Friday
evening, corner Perdido and Oarondeiet.
Washington Lodge No 8 meets every Friday.
Mnrigny Buildings. Third District,
Union. Lodge No meets every second and
ourth Monday, room No. o. Odd Fellows Hall.
Crescent Loyge No meets every Thursday,
room No ., Odd Fellows Hall.
Jeffers on Lodge No 9 meets every Thursday.
Jefferson Hall, o ,rner Philip and Magazine.
Teutonia Lodge No. 10 meets every Tuesday.
corner Custpmhouse and Exchange Alley.
Covenant Lodge No. ~ meets every Tuesday,
Mpriany Buildlnge, Third District.
Magnolia Lodge No ~ meets every Tuesday,
room No. 2. Odd Fellows Hall.
Independence Lodge No. ~ meets every
Wednesday, corner Oustomhouse and Exchange
Alley.
Columbus Lodge No. ~ meets every Thurs
day In hall of q. W. NJ, Alsiers.
Germsnia Lodge No. ~ meets every fret end
third. Tuesday, Jefferson Hall, corner Philip
Herman Lodge No ~ meets D,et, third and
9th Wednesday, Marigny Buildings, Third
Dietrict.
Southwestern Lodge No. 40 meets every
Wednesday, room No. b Odd Fellows Hall
Helyetia Lodge No. A meets first third and
nfth Thursday. Louisiana Avenue near Maga-
zine.
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TEMPERANCE.

81. Joseph Total Abstenance Society meets
second Tuesday of every month at st, Mary's
Hall. Algiers.
Washington Temple Of Honor meets every Fri
day, Hall 4. w. NJ, elgiers.
Caucasian Lodge No. meets every Wednes
day ut Dbe House, Camp street.
Wadawurth Ten pie Of Honor and Temper
ance meets every Monday at Bible House, Camp
street.
Crescent Encampment, L. of T.. meets every
Mather Society. Catholic T. A., meets second
Sunday In ever. mouth at Morning Star office.
st. Joseph. Catholic T. A.. meets third Sunday
In every month at sehool-house, Common
street
1t. Alphoneus. Catholic 7 A.. meets fret gun
day IN every month. Josephine. between Con
stance and Magazine street
st. Theresa Catholic r. A.. meets second Sun
day In every month, Erato street. between
MaRazue and Camp streets.
at. Michael's, Catholic T.. A., meets second
Sunday In every month, Hall opposite Annun.
citation square.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

Hearing that hoops are coming In style
again, a Steubenviile girl visited Wellsburg
the other day to have pair built around the
half -mtle race track on the fair grounds. She
ton OF her feet. IT 1t wasn't for Staubenville
girls half the tanneries this side of civiilza-
don would have to hang up their shutters.
-fBoston Post.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

OUTDOOR GAMES. s.-Sebold will receive this
week Il splendid assortment of archery. lawn
tennis and croauet. Archery is becoming the
popular amusement. and Ia decid the most
healthful and enjoyable sport our young ladies
could indulge In,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
PERSONAL.

The many friends Of Z. 3. Wurzburger. chief
deputy United States marshal. will be pleased
to learn that he has 80 far recovered from his
severe srell Of sickness as to be able to resume
the duties of hta Office
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Volunteer s F. Co. No. i meets first Tuesday
OF every month. Hunter st., near Tchoupitoulas.
Lafayette H Il L. %. Ne. meets first Wednes-
Mississippi 8. T. o. No. meets fourth Mon
day of every month. Magazine. betw. Lafayette
and Girod sts
American a. & L Co. No. meets first Thurs
day of every month, Girod. betw. st. Charles
and Oarondelet SITS.
Hope H. & L. 90. No. meets first Wednesday
OF every mon b, Marigny and Levee SIS.
VigIlant s. T. Go, No. neers first Monday Of
every month. Bayou load and Galyez u.
Pelican b. & L; Go No asts first Tuesday
Columbia s. T. Co. No. 500 at 12irst Monday
at I2,79
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af every month Girod. betw. st. Charles snd
osrondelet ste.
day of every month. Commerce and d. Joseph
sts.
Eaele s. r. O.. No, meets first Monday of
every w Z, ,monfh. uaupbine. betw. Uustomhouse
Phpnlx q. r, %. No meets first Wednesday
2t eyery month. Victory. betw. Vaudeville and
Creole d T. 90. No. ? meets fret Monday of
every month Enplanaae = a. De e. near bevee eve
st. Claude cts.
=, Louisiana Hose 9. ?. GO. meets nrst Monday
Trad Ferry 3. +; Go. No i2 meets fret Monday
OF ever every month, Teeopplt9ulas st.. near Orange.
day mos E s st. oharss aHs
:, ,Phi,adeRiphis 8. r. 90. No. u meets arst
nhmfsday an. ~ "a q e1,yery month. Common st.. bet.
@a Jackson sp + '9s Co. NJ. ,s meets arst Thursday
q every I month. Oaliiope st. bet. st. Charles and
-, Washington s. y. Go. No. 30 meets second
Tuesday q every month. Tbalia ct. bet. Dry
Orleans 8, r. Go, No. 81 meets first Tuesday of
evatg month Claiborne and st, Peter.
Jefferson =; 70; No, ~ meets first Saturday
Ohalmette y i. 90. No. AZ meets first Monday
of every month, Washington st.. bet. Magazine
Crescent 8. r. 90. No. ~ meets first Wednes-
deg Of every month, areatmen st., near Poet.
MnBebutg b. II, 90. No. meets first Monday
every month. Lake End,
ALGIERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
-. Wash lneton Fl. and u. Go. No. 1 meets prst
Thursday of every month. cor. Aleck and YER
ret.
Pelican 8. n. Go. No. meets first Thursday of
every month cor. Peters and yerret.
Brooklyn q. Z. 90. No. meets frat Monday Of
every month. Bouny. bet. Peters and Delaronde
sts.
M organ y. CO. meets first Monday of every
mo nth, Elmlra, bet. Eliza and Evelina
FIRE DEPARTMENT., SIXTH DIS
IRICT.
Fremens Charitable Association meet second
Tueshay OF every month, Magazine. bet. Oadi8
and Jena.
Pioneer r. DO. No. meet fret Tuesday OF
every month. Magazine bet. Berlin and Milan.
Home r. and l.. DO. No, 1 meet first Tuesday
Of every month. Marengo. bet Constanes and
Magazine
Protector u. Go. No. 9 meet fret Tuesday of
every mouth. cor. Pitt and Napoleon Avenue.
Young America u. 90. No . inset first Tues
day of every month. Magazine, bet. Cadlz and
Jena.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Phllomathean Soeiaty meets nn second and
fourth SATURDAYS at Grunewald Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS

Young Mems D. A. meets first Monday in
every month ut Grunewald Hall.
Mons of La. B. A. me- ts frat Wednesday In
every month at Stonewall Jackson Hail. Elysan
Pise b. A. meets frat Friday in every month
Pelican Nj. A. and B, A. meets second Monday
In every month ct Coliseum Hall, gienville at.
ersry y q rews 4 In
Got on Yardmen's B. A. meets fret Tuesday
in every month at sorewmen's Hall; =
every yer; mouth q, Bell Tower. Aisierp.
Young Mems b. A., of Algiers. meets first
Tuesday in every month at Philharmonic Hall.
German B. A.. of Algers, meets first wednes.
day in every month at Philharmonic Hall. AL
New Orleans German Laborers Cotton Press
4. meets second Sunday In every month. cor
Fourth and Ilevee sts.
every month. cor, Thalia aud Dryades ets.
Draymens d. A. meets first Sunday In every
months, Dauphine. betw. oustomhouse and
German Harmony B. a.. Branch No. i, meets
third Mooday In every month DauI hine. betw
Customh house and BIenville sts
Turner's b. A. meets first and thl lrd Mondays
In every month. Clio ST.. betw. Dryades and Ram.
Clerks B. A. meets first Thursday In every
month at Grunewald Hall.
Minerva B; A; meets fourth Monday In every
army ., Tennessee Y % A. meets s Second Tues
day In every mouth at "a Baronne st.
Army Of N. V. b, A. meets second Saturday
In every month at Court Building.
New Orleans Ltedertafe meets every. Tues
day and last Saturday III Grunewald Hall.
Orleans D. A. meets at North Rampant. cor
Spain at.
Lousitanos Portuguese b. A. meets at 2o3 Hos
pital It.
Screwmen's B. A. meets every Monday at 81
Benville st.
Bakers B. A. meets at 81 Elysian Fields ct.
Young Mems Gymnastic Club meets at 81
North Rampant st.
Young Mems A. meets at 81 Camp at.
Young Mems Benevolent Protective Union
meets second Monday every month corner Of
Philip and Magazine streets.
Jackson A. meets frat and second Tuesday
every month. In Marigny Buildings. Third Dis
trict,
Association Marine Engineers No. 15 meets
every Friday night 59 st. Charles st.
Young Man's Hebrew Association meets In
Story buildings. cor. Camp and Common sts.
Hope Benevolent Association meets every
second Tuesday Of each month at Temperance
Hall. corner of Spain and Rampant streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
THE SANI7ARIAHS.
The Proceedings at the Regular
Weekly Meeting.
The Receipts During Last Week. the
Drainage Question and Other
Matters of Interest.

The regular weekly meeting of the executive
committee OF the Rev Orleans Auxiliary gapi
sarv Association was held last night. Chairman
Huseey presiding.
gecretary Henderson acknowledged the re
eeipt of the annual report of the State Board o
Health for 1879. end from ool. Geo. E. Waring {
oopy OF the report on epidemies OF Savannah
Ga, for 1879.
THE FLUSHING COMMITTEE
submitted the following report. which was Al
proved land accompanying resolutions adopted
Your committee take pleasure In reporting
that through the liberal action of the city au-
thorlties they haye been put Ia possession po s o.
inr anuipe situated Immediately on the river
front Between Celeste and Nuns streets, form
es ssspes se pecn q aeee ss ept @ the
The city surveyor, through the efficient ser:
Vices Of den, blanchard, has loeated and eteked
of the ground with front OF $3.50 feet Inches
on the FLYER by o depth of 100 feet
VIE ship and espt as9rse ns
Mcclure, the well known eteyedore for some
four hundred tons Of superior ballast, now
sduare, and laborers. are busy wheeling the
came upon the ground for the purpose Of I'LL
Ing. 1t TO the proper grade
.of thanks be rendered BY THE association TO the
before mentioned gentlemen for their liberal
and substantial ENCOURAGEMENT TO the ob1ects
narIns mi he coming week the foundations for
the pnmps, boilers and buildings will be com
mencet.
A contract has been eptered Into With Mr..
Uhas. g. Johnsen, proprietor Ut the New Or.
leans Foundry, for two steel boilers, Of the full
est capacity and moet complete fttnRH. Ad-
vice has been received of the shipment Of a
portion Of the pipe and announcements Will be
tnHde for ita being rapidly placed tn pOettion
Your committee also report that the ahund-
ant rains OF the past week have removed the
neceeHity for the uee. Of the river whtar that
vtas being admitted through several fumes /:
41so, that The CUTTERS and drainage canals had
heen abundantly flushed and cleaned by the
ssrne Donation, by Mr.. Julius LoefTler, Of ma
terinl valued at slA was acknowledged.
The finanee committee submitted the follow
ding report; -
NEW 0RIEANe April 3, 1890.
The finance com mittee beg leave to report the
following additional receipts 10 date: .
Alfred blihall ..... 500
w. w. Washburn. .....,....,................. 20
III, H. w. Bnphmpn. Observation-Disclosures. %
New Ofleans and Carrollton Railroad Co.. 900
Hilech. Adler Oo........, 10
III. BofHe. ~
Black q HOlfS S.t,..tsEs...-.-,ss.s.- 10
skardon u Wilson. ..s................'.s,ss.'. 90
Lhote q Uoa.....t t.......... ...-........... 80
Capt james Hamilton, Era No, lo.......... 2s
Total. ...s.........u..n..,..... $500
And through II. @. Hester, Eea Of the Cotton
Exnhanges
j. i. Moore ~
A. Benedict. ......-... ........,............,., 10
d. d. Ooleock ...s...,..... ...s..,t,....s.. 10
Amounting TO- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.b
And making total of....,.................. of. se25
JOHN O. HENDERSON Secretary.
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& w. NJ

Copoave No 30 meets every Wednesday on
Patterson street, between Laveme and Verret,
Algiers.
Ttna Concave No 15 meets on first and third
Friday OF every month at No. ~ Exchange
Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

X OFF T.
Orleans Lodge No. meets every Tuesday at
arunewald Hail.
Samaritan Nc. meets every Thursday al
Grunewald Hall.
Royal Arch No meets every Thursday, cor
ner perdido and Uarpndelet.
Columbus Lodge No. meets every Tuesday
at Odd Fellows Hall. Algers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
I3E,n MEN

Oayka Tribe No. / meets on fret and third
Thursday Of every month. Oustomhouse and
ExcMhnge Alley,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04

Peabody Lodge No, 3. every Monday night. Mt
81, Charles Hall. Algiere.
Hickman bofge No. 1e. every Tuesday night.
at ls1 Puydtas at.
Caucasian Lodge No. !. every Wednesday
night at Bible House, 1B8 Camp Ht.
Excelsior Lodge No every Thnrsday night,
at franklin Temperance Hall, Thtrd District.
Htonewa Lodge No 10. every Saturday,
at Bible Houee. 1893 Camp st
Progress Lodge No. "A. every Saturday. Mt
Odd Felows' Hall, cor Magazine and Philip ct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
q. O. II. q

@. o. II. @.
Lodge No. A23. German Order Of Hort Gori,
meets on nrst and third Thursday of every
month at Philharmonic Hall. Algiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
/. q. Il. Il.

Bnai Israel Lodge No. 1873 meets every
Wednesday at No. IL Royal street.
Crescent City lodge No, 1872 meets every Tues
day ct No. 1g Royal street.
Orleans Lodge No. 22o meets every alternate
Monday at No. is Royal street.
Cuff Lodge (Germanl No. 221 meets every
Thursday at No, IL Royal street.
Home Lodge No 24B meets every Wednesday
at Grupewald Hail.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs

Branch No. meets fret Wednesday In every
month 1T 81 st. Charles at
Branch No. 2meets second Thuredey In every
mouth ut St. John's School. house, Rampant 81.
Branch No. meets second Tueedav In every
month ut Temperance Hall josephine at.
Branch No, meets frat Wednesday In every
month at Bell Tower. Algiers.
HIbernia b, A.. Branch No. l, meets first Mon
day In every month at office OF Morning Star.
Hibernia b. A Branch No. 8. meete fret Tues
day In every month ON Marais st.. near Common.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
And making total Of ...,..ss..........E.". 1925
JOHN G, HENDERSON. Secretary.

DIR, W. u. Mitchell and W. a. Newton, Eeu,
civil engineer. were elected members Of the
Association.
The conference committee with Senate and
House committees reported progress.
DR.. White, sanitary director, reported the
various placee at which d. tnfecanta are at
preaent located, and which can be found on flle
in the Office OF the association.
DIR. White alao submitted the following,
NEW ORLEANS. March 81, 1885,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT, SIXTH DIS


LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Philomathean Society meets On second and
curtin SATURDAYS at Gruuewald Hall.
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U Advertisers residing in the Eastern United States
pay their cards by enclosing Greenbacks United States
Postage Stamps for such amount they wish and their
cards will be inserted above table, for the time paid for
II Business Cards, when YEAR,
discount from these which for
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Single copies Ten Gents when charged
Fifteen Cents; by the dozen One Dollar.
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Only q Cur.


only eur-a blind. old. meagre creature -
Mongrel In blood. long-jEwed, and lean Of limb:
Ugly enough In colour shape. and feature
Who seeks lAdy's pet would pass by him.
And Jet within that form uneOuth. ungAinly.
Are things not always linked to human dust
Virtues that Oft In man we look for vainly-
Courage, Affection. fEithfulness TO trust.
only . curtis very true. I 1t:
Ihavs record OF his pedigree;
The stock he sprung from. have never known 1t.
II high or low his family may be-
He should be poor indeed 10 suit hts master.
To whom a gresnbsek sonastiInes IL . show:
\ But not the wealth OF Rothschild or Of AstoF
Would tempt to let old " Towser 60
You see that stripping in the meadow moving
wsIIknit eighteen years and strong aud 1.-THE:
Lon gsids the foremost in the row s-gOing;
Steady a. clock work moves his swesping scyths
Well. that's my boy, and something like me. rather
In face than mind-ia habits not they say
8 Ths son IL far more careful than the father,
IN Earns much spends HttIe-heT be rich day
.,o old Towser day saved that boy from dying
~ Twelve years Ago-round here the story's known
YOU'D scarcely think. as you behold him lying.
y He fought q wolf. and mastered him alone
Even II the don't to measure,
The fests not that every dog can do
That's right old TOWssr raise your with pleasure
And wag your tsil-yOu know speak Of you
Since then the true old dog stood sentry
Over our household camp by night and day;
Nor rogue robber ever made an entry,
with Towser's vigilance to stop the way
Nor locks. bolts, bars ever needed;
We slept sereneIy while he stood on guard;
Each sound suspicious by his quick Needed
His fAngs intruders from our slumbers barred
Faithful to u.s. distrustful to . stranger
obedisnt 70 . sign expressing will;
True to his master fearless Of all danger.
uLfed at times but fond and grateful still
No sleek and pAnPered dog Of finest breeding.
Reared in . palace, and with dainties fed,
HAs shown high qualities exceeding
Those Of this brute. base-born and underlined
Only . cur indeed II such you him,
Where be your dogs OF honour and degree
Since with duties left undone can blame him,
What brute ranks higher in his kind than he
II human kind would do well its duty,
The world were spared one-hAlf its woe and pain,
worth would seem better in eyes than beauty,
And deeds. not looks. admiration gain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-24
The New York City Democracy.

THEIR GREAT DEMONSTRATION LAST NIGHT.
There was an imne nse democratic denlonstra-
ton In Union Square. New York city. last night.
The procession was one OF the most imposing
ever seen IN that city. It marched up 5tb avenue
10 s2d street. across 20 Madison avenue. and
down Madison and sth avenues 10 lath street.
At II O'Clock, while the first part OF the line was
passing down 9Th avenue into l4th street, the
last Third bad not quite reached The corner OF
l+th street and 5th avenue on It's way up 20 42d
street There were over 50 GOO men In line. Hon.
August Belmont was chosen chairman or the
mass meeting. Senator Bayard was received
With prolonged cheering, and addressed the
meeting II great length. senator lllll OF GeOr-
STA, followed. and lion. 7. J. Mackey. of South
carolina: Congressman McLane. or MARYLAND;
General Daniel +. Sickles. and Hon. Dan Dough-
erty. or PenDsy lvania, also made speeches A
series OF resolutions Was unanimously adopted.
Letters OF regret We're read nom Gen. Hancock.
samuel j. T1ldeD. CHARLES Francis Adams Cen.
Mcclellan. ii. ". Plaisted, OF Maine. and many
OFFERS A large cToA d was assembled N Irving
nall, where lion. John Mexican presided.
SpeecheS were made there by Hon. Messrs. Wad-
cell. q North Carolina; Beebe or New YORK aud
Gen. Mcmahon. Al the 18th street meeting
Augustus Schell Presided. Among the speakers
were eA-GoN. Carroll OF Maryland: senators
Morgan. OF Alabama ana herman OF New York;
lshatlus {. Gfubo, OF Delaware; cN-tioV. Bedle
Oh New Jersey, aud Others Senator Wallace. OF
pennsylvania, was introduced hut excused
himself from speaking. Among the speakers
j. Randall, OF Pennsylvania 4 dresses wert,
made from STANDS on l4th, 18TH ana 10Th streets
and AZ the entrance 10 Tammany han The
latter building was damned aud the streets
through which the procession moved were alive
with people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-24
SpOrIing Notes.

At Sheepshead Bay. Coney Island, yesterday,
the first race was for purse OF $780, three
quarters of mile. Pools were sold as follows:
Knight Templar, $3.50; Charley Gorham, sos:
MarchiOneSs, $40; Pawnee, Faitn, Butcher and
Little Buttercup, field: $40 Charley Gorham
won the first race; MarehloneSS and Knight
Tempiar made lead for second place; time,
lis. Second race, handicap sweepstakes, one
mile and three furloDgS. was won by UncaS.
Mary Anderson second; time, 2:2lsf. Third
race fall handicap sweepstakes, one mile and a
furloug heats, was won by Gabriel, Dan X.
second: best time 1:56. Fourth race, handicap
steepleehase. short course. was Won by DIS
turbance, Capt. Franklin Seco2d: time 3:35N.
There were three races. The first, free for all,
was wen by Lady II. In three straight heats.
Time. 2:40, 2:42s4 and 2:43f4. Frank second, and
Jennie Il. third In the trottlng race for four
year olds, Marion won; Hastings second Frank
third, Mabel Clare fourth. The hurdle race
was won by Star Pilot.
AT Cumberland yesterday about !. 900 persons
We're present at the races The trotting race,
for purse OF $500, was won by Henry In 1886,
2:39 and 2:3s. The match for purse or Sf55
was won by Patapsco Maid in 2:52 2:52 and 1851.
The pacing and the running races occur TO-
morrow.
At Pittsburgh yesterday the following races
took place at the exposition: Three minute
class, Harry won. Tim B. second: best time.
1927. Pacing race, 2:20 class. TopSy won:
Diamond second; best time, 2:24k. The special
running race OF one mile was won by Silence;
time, 1:l5lH.
Base ball games yesterday: at Cleveland
Clevelands 10, BufaloS l; at Providence-Provi-
dence II. Troys 0; at Worcester-Worcest 3,
BOStO nS 4.