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Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

Nor,cE OF FINAL Pnoor-Land Office at Fargo,
u. T.. August 25. lsss Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed nosice OF
his intention to make final proof in support of his
day of October. 1889. viz: fIalver Halverson, II E
80. l144o for The n Y sw \ and y " y or sec
ton 20. township 144 n. range 60 ". and names the
son. Even Evenson. Erick Hcyerdahl. Isaac Isaac
son. all of Sanborn. Barnes county. ID. T. The
testimony Of claimant and witnesses to be taken
Ceo,nrstown. lirirgs county. D. T.. on the 1lth
day of October, A. u. 1888 at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
C A yanWorm.r Attorney A31o5.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NOTICE OF FINAL Pnoor.-Land Office at Fargo,
D. T.. August 22, 1882 Notice is hereby given
HE intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 10Th
day Of October. 1883 viz: Henry A. Maier H. =.
tosxnthip us n range SO W, and names the follow
ing ~ ais witnesses. viz: Perry Cade. George e
PrindIe. Joseph G. Valley and Henry = Gies. al
70 be taken before George A. White: notary pub
lie at Portland. Trail county. d: r., on the 9Th
day Of October. A. d. 1888 at his oftice.
wy HORACE ATSTIN, Register.
G. A, White Attorney a3lO5.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.-Land Office at Fargo:
D. r., August 9th, 1883 Notice is hereby given tha. h
intention int to make final proof in support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on A. the 10Th n
dav Of October: 1888 viz: Charles u,io haner %
township ~ n, range SO W. and names the follow
ing as hs Witnesses viz: Samuel Sansbo1n @ Mark rlS
Sutherland John T. Fosholdt Hans - y. Wlson: @ an
of Cooperstown. Griggs county. ID. L. The tee1l-
mony to be taken before John n. Jorgensen clerk
district court ut Cooperstown. Griggs county y.
T.. on the 18th day Of October, A. D. !ss3 AZ MS
office. HORACE AZ lsllN' negm g,ns,.
Campbell & Sabin. Attorneys. alOsl4
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NOTICE OF FINAL PnooF.-Land Office at Fargo
d. r. August 6, 1888. Notice is hereby given that nat
intention to make final proof in support, of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on on the l6fh 4,
day of October. 1888, viz: Andrew y. nasei, !. y
township IA II. range 50 ". and names the follow
ing as Ills Witnesses, viz George ": BstheY, Tnns;i
Herbert G. Chamberlain. Chas Hunter. FranS y n
The testimony to lie taken before John n. 10 rgen.
SEN clerk Of district court at CooperstoWn.G GFigGs
county. ID. T.. on the 18th day Of IT. OCTOBER. a. u
1sS3 nj his Office HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Campbell 4 Snbin. Attorneys. altel4.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

or FsA ,ssa Nnc her%y ~ ill.,"
the following named settler has filed notice Of hiu
intention to make final proof in support of hi his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the = Hstn =
N.Y. No. II is5s, for the nea and se Of rsc
ton 32 township 145 range go W and ,m.s q, the
following az his witnesses, viz: Daniel i. Mllton
Moseley. Peter Fiero, Edmund Selwood. all of
Helena Grggs county: ID. T. 'he testimony TO
he taken before John N. Jorgensen. clerk district
court at Cooperetown. Griggs couAty, D. u. on
the .5th day Of September. A. D. 1893 at ht office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Campbell & Sabin, Attorneys. a10s14.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

Nor1cE.-u. S. Land Office, Fargo, D. r., July
%, 1893. Complaint having been entered at 'hlr
abandoning and also for wholly faiiins TO make
anv Improvement os settlement as required by the
homestead laws upon the land embraced in IN, hls
Homestead Entry No. l1l01. dated July 1S. 1Ss.
upon the northeast quarter IN y section 6, town
ship ia, range CO. in Grigss county. Dakota, will,
a view to the cancellation of sad entry; the sal'l
narties ure hereby summoned to appear al thif
Office on the lath day Of September, 1881. at II
O'Clock a. M to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
f.. c. C.GEAREY, Receiver.
Campbell & Sabin. Atty's. abb.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NOTICE FsAh Land oses sx., q pA1gs ,Sat
D. t. Aug ss 1882 No1e Il a.rSpS & S,scs $csef ~ ii.
int atention to make f,si proof in SUPPORT Of t,s his
claim and secure final entry the5eGf f:s on Is'e S %o
1aas for the lots 2. and Of section IS, town
snip ~ n. range So ~ and names the foies1ng n,g
M his witnesses. viz: Edward zenpsiMK. Ms.soS O.e
ali Of Coopersiown Grggt county. D. 7. e Ine
testimony to ne taken before Byron Andrns, Jnage
of probate court. ut cooperstown Gsiggs coansy: s
n r nss the a8d day IT Oct. 4. ID. 1889 at Rls
o+ice HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Byron Andsns. Attorney. asaze'
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NorlcE OF FINAL. Pnoor-Land Office at Fargo,
d. n, August IL. 1889. Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to muka final proof in support OF
his claim and secure final entry thereof on the 10th
day Of October 1898. viz: Even G. Evensen. ID S
No. 10s4s for the " i of section q, township IA
H. range 60 ". and names the following as liis wit
nessrs. viz: Richard II. Larson. Lewis Y. Hull.
Lars Peterson and Nicolai Svenson, all of Helena,
Griggr county. ID. T. The testimony of claimant
and witnesses to be taken before John n Jorgen-
asn. clerk of the district court. at Cooperstown,
Griggs county d. r., on the 9th day of October,
A. b. 1883 ut his Office
'''>"' HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
John N. Jorgenren Attorney. al7s'i
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received until the 9Th
school township Of Red Willow, territory Of Da; u,
a school house in raid township. Specifications
can be seen at the Office of Superintendent Kerr.
in Cooperstown, at Willow postoftice Bondt nd.
sufficient to guarantee faithful performance nl .ne
The boara reserve the privilege of rejectiny any
or all proposals. ooo
Dated this 3rd day Of September; A; D: 1883
HARRY CLARK, Cletk.
w. c. JIMESON, Director
s7.8. C.H.J JOHNSON, Treas.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NorIcE OF F1xA PEoor;-Lnnd Office at Fargo 60;
IT. August 6. 1888 Notice is hereby given ina.
intention to make final proof in support of l her
claim and secure final entry thereof on the II 1sts
day of October. 1888. viz Helen hogenson. ~ ,
township Ia n range 50 ". and names the follow
ing her witnesses viz chas Hunter, F1nnk I'll af
Cooncrstown. Griggs county. ID. T. The testimony
to b. taken before John n. Jorgensen. clerk dis
trict court at Cooperstown Grggs sa county. M u IT,.
HORACE AUSTIN, Re1ister
Campbell s. Sabin. Attorneys. alosl4.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NoTIcE OF FINAL PRooF.-Lnnd Office ut Fargo
d. T. August II. 1889 Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice of
hir int. ntion TO make final proof in support of his
dny Of October 1881 viz: Henry o. Haugen. II +
No los1s for the northeast quarter of section 10,
township 147 II. range 81 W, ana names the follow
Adams r. b. Brown. John Hogenscn all of Coop
ersrown. Griggr county. d. Il. The testimony Of
witnesses and claimant to be taken before John NJ
Griggp county ID. T., Oh the 18th day of October.
4. ID. 1888 ut his Office.
''' HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Jncohson & Serumpnrd. :. n!1O5.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NOTICE or FiNAL PRooP--Land ONCE at Fargo.
August @ Notice is aeS he1eog g,yeS af has h;s
irfen}ion ine S to make na proof in support Of hia
claim and eecnre final eatry thereof On the 10Th
day Of October 1885, viz James H. L. daes Set - -
to%nshiU m% $ is rs a. range So ", aad names the follow
ing Us his neeses viz: Robert ;s,a;. Ma.tn sa"ef M ef
..,o,, Marlin ncs'c ,ts County. D. r. The testimony
70 81 taken 5efo,s John n Jerge,%en e.e.k Sf
district court ut cooperstosn Grlggs c3Hnty; 's ~
t. ON the 13ti, dag q October 19es u r;..ar
Camnheil & Eahfn. AltOrneys. alNa.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received until the lsti,
day Of September, a. D. 1888 by the school hoard
Of school township Of Wheatland, territory Of d..
school houses in said township; the bids to be
made separately. Specifications can be seen al
office q kstf
~ The contract will be required of the successful
bidder. The board reserve the privilege of reject
ing any or all proposals.. ,oa,
A, NJ SINCLAIR. Clerk.
CHARLES NELSON. Director.
7.,a S. r. MERRIMAN. Treasurer.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07
Campbell 4 Subin. Attorneys. siol2.

NorlcE.-Timber Culturc.-U. $. Land Office
been entered AZ this office by Peter Stewart against
Ole Rasmussen for failure to comply with law az
to Timber Culture Entry No. 1903 dated July IL
township ~ range GO. in Griggs county. Dakota
with "A view to the cancellation Of snd entry: con-
cstant nllceins that said Ole Rnsmuren has failed
land during the first year of said entry or at any
time heretofore. and before July %. 1881. contrary
to the net of June H. 1873. and the Timber Culture
laws: tn" said parties are hereby summoned TO ap-
iSs3, at 10 O'Clock a. M. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure
f. g. GEAREY, Receiver.
Campbell 4 Snbin. Atty's. a3-3l
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07
Estray Notice.

In the matter of certain three estray. colts taken
nv Peter Fiero. on june list. Described as follows,
=, =, x;t: One bay mare two years old fspavined)
II soack yearling (geIdingl black yearling tnare.J
il given tina, the the same have IN been Zen
ION of the said Peter Fiero. at the Schoon-
maker Parm'' a, Helena, Griggs county. d. r. The
came may be recovered by the owner on proving
property and paying charges; ,c,.cc
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

Nor1cE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Ofice at Fargo,
D. t., July "a, 1888. Notice. is hereby given TINT
intention to make final proof in support of HE
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 10th
day of September. 1858, viz: Thomas o. skattebo.
u s No.--for the n W \ of section s6, town.
ship IA n, range 50 ", and names the following
us his witnesses. Wis: Knudt o. Stee, Thomas O.
Stee. Thomas Knudson. Christ jackson. all of
Barnes and Grggs counties, u. 7. The testimony
Of witnesses to be taken before John W. Scott. Of
Valley City.at Barnes county, D. T., on the 9TH
day Of September. A. d. 1883 at his office:
HORACE ATSTIN, Register.
Scott & Squiers, Arys. a3s7.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.-Land Office at Fargo.
d. r., August 80. 1883 Notice ishercby given, that
Inc following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the a,h
day of October. 1883, viz: Frank Hunter, ID $ No.
1876 for the y of section u. township l41 H..
range 50 ". and names the following us his wit
ntssts viz: Samuel Snnsburn. Rol'ert Moore.
Mark Sutherland. Anton Hanson, all of Coolmrf-
town. Griggs county. ID. Y. The testimony 10 br
taken before John n. Jorgrnsen clerk district
court. at Cooperstown. Grses county. ID. H.. on
the 10th day Of October 4. ID. 1899 AT his office
HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
Campbell 4 Subn. Attorneys. sSol2.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NorlcE OF FINAL PRoor-Land Office at Fargo,
d. T.. August ~. 1888. Notice s hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
Clam and secure final entry thereof on the 10Th
day of October, 1888, viz: Ferdinand A. Retzlaff.
ID S No. 1891 for the wv \ of section y. town.
ship 147 II, range SO W. and names the following
as his Witnesses. viz: Charles A: Hunter, Herman
A. Retzaff. George W. Bathey. Frank Hunter. all
of Cooperstown, Griggs county. ID. T. The tesli-
mony 10 BE- taken before John n Jorgensen. clerk
district court. at Cooperstown. Grggs county. D
T.. on the 18th day OF October. 4. D. 1883 ut his
office. HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
Campbell s Sabin, Attorneys. ssol2
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

NorlcE OF FINAL PRooF.-Land Office Il, Fargo,
D. T., August 30, 1853. Notice is hereby given that
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 18th
No 1859 for the 1 of section ii. township 147
n, range 50 w. and names the following us HE wit
nesses, viz: Samuel Sansburn, Robert Moore,
Robert chs hs o1 p
taken before John n. Jorgensen. clerk of the dis
trict court, ut Cooperstown. Grigge county, D. T.,
on the 10th day of October. a. D. 1883 ut HE Office
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Campbell & Sabn. Attorneys. s7ol2.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

esTpaiuts and Oils of all kinds at Ode
gard Il Tllompson's.
Form IL club and buy your coal in car
load lots. 1t will pay big interest
Lellnim e. Il l.. Go.
tgssTCall and see the celebrated House,
hold Sewing Machines at Buchheit Bros.
Us Raw and boiled Linseed Oil at
at Odegard Il Thompson's.
~ Anything in the line Of Farm Ma
hinery at Buchheit Bros
NTSclool books at Odegard 4 Thomp-
sons.
Try a pound of Fancy Cakes. You
can buy them from Whillden Bros.
WT Everybody buys those juicy Lemons
from Whidden Bros.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

Vim. Glass. Attorney.
Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-07

G. A. White. Attorney
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-31
Quarantine ut the Capes.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, July 30.-The Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital Service to-
day sent the following telegram TO Surgeon
Henry smith at Norfolk: at is important
for the public interest that a capable officer
take charge of the national quarantine
about TO be inaugurated az the capes. You
must take charge OF this work. Proceed
TO the steamer California, prescribe for the
men, and remain there until the channel is
buoved out to Fisherman's inlet. Then
remove with the sick to the barge Selden.
The steamer Woodwork will be sent you
for orders in few days. Then take up
your quarters on her. Orders will be sent
by MALL
Surgeon Smith replied as follows:
"Telegram received. VIII proceed at
once TO carry out instructions for vigor-
ous and efficient quarantine at the capeS.
| 90 down to-day with needed additional
stores and medicines for Selden TO re-
main."
Acknowledgment Glennan has also been
directed to remain on duty at Norfolk until
further orders.
NORFOLK, July 3O.-The hospital boat
Selden, in charge OF Commander Evans, OF
the United States Lighthouse Service ol
This district, was lowed yesterday to Fish.
erman's inlet. off Cape Charles point. She
hos been selected for the quarantine boat
and moored in the channel, which wa;
buoyed under directions Of Commander
Eyans
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Quarantine Regulations at Uamp-
ton Neutrality-suspicious. OF Surgeon
General Hamilton
Isnecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, July 3O.-Dr. Henry
Smith, in charge OF the Marine-Eospital
Service, to-day received telegram from
Surgeon General Hamilton instructing him
to at once carry out the instructions given
at the conference Of Saturday. and to pro-
coed TO the steamship Californian and
prescribe for the sick until the chan
mel to the quarantine station is buoyed ;
then TO take the vessel to the sta
ton and transfer the sick to the
hospital barge Selden and take sole charge
OF the station. Tomorrow morning he
will proceed TO the ship in the tug Roper,
carrying down ncedful supplies, and pro-
coed with her to the station across Chesa-
peake bay at Fisherman's Inlet, the chan
mel to which it is now being buOyed under
the direction OF Commander Evans, OF the
Lighthouse Service. lie will transfer the
sick to the hospital barge Seldom and take
ND his quarters thereon, and give them
his personal attention. On the arrival
Of the Steamer Wordsworth, or.
dered from New York, he viii
take her in charge and remain in
her as long as there are any eases demand
ing his attention. The Local Board o.
Harbor Commissioners Of the two cities
and Norfolk county have given written in
structions to the pilots to anchor all YES
sells for this port subject to quarantine a
Buoy No. 8, between Craney Island an(
Lambert's Point Lights.
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Three Heavy Failures.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch


BoSToN, July 31.-The Journal states
that Charles W. Copeland & Co., shoe
manufacturers, have indefinitely sus-
pended, and that their Liabilities will
amount to 100000. The firm says it has
sufficient assets to cover the above amount.
The firm has several New York connec-
tions, and some Of the liabilities are due in
that city. The failure is said to be due to
the sudden pressure Of several large OBJ
legations, and the firm, in justice to its
creditors, decided to suspend operations
until an understanding can be arrived at.
The Journal also says Stedman n Co.,
shoe-dealers OF New York, have suspended
in connection with Copeland ~ Co., OF
which house they are branch.
IL Is also announced here that W. n.
Toler q Co., shoc-dealers OF Baltimore,
have suspended III connection with the
COPELAND failure, and that Hoiheimer X
Son, Of Norfolk, Va, are in trouble from
the same cause.
The journal says F. Shaw g. Bros, the
largest tanners in the world, have made an
assignment to +. a. Wyman. Their tota
liabilities cannot be given, but their AS
sets are stated to be about 100000 They
were creditors to Charles W. Copeland 4
Co. to the amount Of 100000.
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The ST. Louis Sunday Law.
OPEN VIOLATIONS BY ALL CLAsSEs-A COZ
NATION AGAINST TIE LAW.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch. |

ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Among those re-
ported by the police rs having violated the
Browning Sunday law yesterday were liv-
ery-stables, hreweries. cigar-stores, bar
berS, hackmen, theatres, newSpaper-men
from proprietors down, rect-railways,
express companies, the Union Depot Com
pany for sending out trains, and various
other persons. Lager-becr saloons in the
central part OF the city, which opened in
the morning. closed before noon.
The bOistcrous denunciations OF the law
and OF those enforcing it created fears Of q
riot. No arrests were made, but all viola
tions observed by the police will be report
ed to the prosecuting attorneys, who will
proceed against the violators in the proper
courts. In police circles it is said that
next Sunday the line will be closely drawn,
and arrests will perhaps be made. No dis
turbance was reported, the popular dis
content combining itself to words.
II is said n combination has been formed
to resist the law, and prominent lawyers
have been retained to carry the cases. il
necessary, into the United States Supreme
Court. 1t is estimated that 1900 barrels
Of beer were sold yesterday, which, at IS
per barrel. paid the brewers $4,000. To
this add the wines and liquors sold, and
the outlay OF consumers reached fully
100000.
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scriptions have been opened throughout
Italy for the relief OF the distressed.
OTHER FAMOUS PARTICULARS.

Casamicciola Is In one Of the two great
earthquake zones, the other district being
the western portion Of South America. In
no century since the earliest recorded his
tory has Southern Italy and Sicily escaped
suffering from frequent and severe earth
quakes. In Sicily, In 1893, 10000 people
persisted In one earthquake. During
The reign OF Tiberius, l6 A. d.,
10000 people lost their lives in one
day in consequences Of an earthquake. The
earthquake attended with the most serious
results in the destruction OF human life
was that OF 526, when 100000 human be-
ings persisted, according TO Gibbons
figures. Antioch, which had previously
been destroyed at least twice, and several
other Syrian cities, were completely de-
stroyed, and the shock extended into Italy,
where great damage 10 life and property
resulted. In CD Herculaneum and Pompeii
were destroyed by an earthquake, this be-
ing sixteen years before the burial OF those
cities by the eruption OF Vesuvius. The
city OF Judea was destroyed in 81 Il. c.,
when 10000 people lost their lives.
The most famous earthquake OF history
was that AZ Lisbon November /, 1855. when
60, 900 people were buried alive and 10000
more were killed. Calabria, MeSsini, and
number OF smaller villages were de-
stroyed February 3, 1888, and some 100, 900
lives were lost. In 1925 Murcia, Spain,
was destroyed, $500 houses being thrown
down, and "A couple OF thousand people being
killed. Lima and its barbor. Callao, in
Peru, were destroy in 1886, and again in
l74G, and thousands persisted. Arequipa,
Peru, was wiped out OF existence in 1868,
10000 people being left homeless, and seye-
raj thousands losing their lives. In the
same year the cities OF Ibarra and Ottayalla
were DESTROYED, and not one OF their TO-
900 inhabitants escaped, or could ever he
found aiterwerd. Catocachy was also oblIt-
Grated from the face Of the earth, and a
lake now covers the spot where it stood.
In that earthquake the United States
war-vcssel Wateree was carried from the
harbor OF Callao two miles inland. The
famous earthquake which devastated and
depopulated Callao IN 1882 continued at
intervals for four years. II took but three
minutes for an earthquake TO make the en-
tire city OF Port Royal, Jamaica, q COM
plete wreck in 1892, and even less time for
the destruction OF San Salvador, in the
West Indies, March 10. 1873. The city OF
Mendoza, in the Argentine Republic, was
destroyed and $4,000 people killed by
shock OF but moments duration in
March, 1851.
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Tho Departments AT Washington Run
by SubOrdinates.
TBy telegraph TO the DisDatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The President
and all the members OF the Cabinet are
now out OF the city, and the various De-
partments are being run by subordinates.
This is a responsibility which the officials
are accustomed to, and it is not likely that
public business will suffer. 1t is seldom
except in midsummer that the President
and entire Cabinet are away from the city
at one time; but there is hardly month
passes when some head OF Department
| is not absent, and the business
devolves upon subordinate. The
wheels of government, however, manage
| to revolve. At present Mr.. Frenchis Act
| ing Secretary OF the Treasury; Admiral
Nichols, OF the Navy; Mr.. john Tweedale,
OF War; Mr.. John Davis, OF State; MIR.
Joslyn, OF the Interior; and Mr.. Hazen
Postmaster-G There is no one fill
ing the Presidents place just at present.
A number of subordinate officials have
taken this opportunity to 20 off on their va
cation, and departmental life is at its lo "
pst pbb
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BrishtOn.Beaen h"ees.
rpv ,o,ograph 10 the Dispatch.


NEW YORK, July 3O.-First recourse
$3.50, divided. for maidens OF all ages, one
mile-Joe Mitchell won; Chilli second, En-
ma 4. third. Time. FAD.
Second race-purse $3.50, divided. selling
allowances. three quarters OF mile Ed
win A. won; knight Templar second,
Rusbaway third. Time, LII.
Third race-purse S250, divided, selling
allowances one and half miles-Lord Ed
ward won, Little Buttercup second, Annie
c. third. Time, 1864.
Fourth race-purse $3.50, divided, for
non-winners here this year, seven eighths
Of a mile-P. ii. won, Fairwater second.
Centennial third. Time, 1914.
Fifth race -purse $3.50. divided for non
winners here this year, one and an eighth
miles-Lutefogle won; Brigand Belle, Sc
cond, Ranger third. Time, 1:5I2.
Sixth race-purse $3.50. divided for all
ages, one Metropolis won; Barney
Aaron second, Plunger third. Time, la.
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Saratoga Races.
fBy telegraph IL the Dispatch

1By telegraph to Inc DIspitcH'I
SARATOGA, July 30.-First race-one
mile-won by Ascender, owen Bowling
second, and Mediator third. Time, 1:4jI.
Second race-one mile and five ftrlongs,
for all ages-won by Drake Carter. Blazes
second, Jim Nelson third. Time, 3 min
utes.
Third receive furlongs, for two-year-
olds-won by Richard L.; Bridget second,
Bob May third. Time, 1:044.
Fourth race-one mile and ftrlong, Tor
all ages-won by Colonel Sprague; Hart
ford second, Ballast third. Time, l:5S4.