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New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
THE PE1ROLhUM MARKET

The volume of business IN oi! at the Consoli
dated Exchange yesterday underwent shrinAase ana
the market played In fact. the SIR IN
the stock department kept brokers 30 Ohsy that 'ho
ouirtness or tive cerf speculation caused no patc-
mar regret The news the petroleum country con.
nurs bearish there YET - lacsn- bdl parry thN
H interested higher values Al tue opening - ne ''
tie exc ttmrnt shown ant prices touchei o u =
cent uisncr IN MONDAY close but subsequent 40
movem. mt was gradually downward, and tao mara
closed weak aud cent lower.
The range prices and the total dealings "t uie 'o'e
dated Exchange wore as ioiip"s.
Ou,niug .............. % "a o.
Ii iLiitst o.
Zen nrIni on, was dull and unchanged 81 SALON
Abel test.
on CITY PENN Aug. l7.--Crudc Oil-National frins'
Certificates opened 022 highest price, t2's oNe't
urte Ol u closed. 81 p sales, StiuVO lsfres t!t',
i99sOOO barrels. charters. 59,Ot2 barrels shpAeH''
% o1l barrels runs, -- bytIcls
PIrrsBURG Penn. Aug l7.-Crude Oh-Petrocum heavy
National Transit opened o2 and closed st ol ~
highest price. 62hs lowest prlce. VI ,
BRADFORD Penn. Aug. l7.-Cruie Ol-Nahonai Irihs'
Certificates opened at al and closed ~ o snes' p'N'
62i, lowest prlce. OI \ ,l1aranccs ''oo'V ""fiei>
rTusvLg PENN Aug IL. Nat onAl irins.t ''h,a.s
ou M 81 Il and closed 81 =. highest grce % 'oNo''
price, OIL
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ONO DEMOCRATS ASSEMBLE.
THE kids" HOLDING THE MACHINE.
NOMINEES ALREADY PICKED oUT-FoRECAsr OF
THEIR PLATFORM.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-1

ley TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
TOLEDO, Aug. l7.-Tbere is interest in
ticket to be nominated here ny the Democratic
Convention The preliminary work Of to-day practically
deciied the nominations and demonstrated without dis
pute that the Coal Gil wd still in charge OF the
Democratic craft and propoS" 10 remain 70. Since
yesterday prominent candidates. Mcbride and Bell
have been driven for Secretary OF state
Mcbride incurred the PERSONAL hatrod of Myers during
their legislative experience and Bell has heen narKed
OF his Mossback Pendleouian proclivtes Tue
Payne MANAGERS have decided on Boston q. Young 10
lead the ticket and he Will be nominated tomorrow III
'ace o. the many promises OF concession made to the
Mosshack wing OF the party. The Kids are sui
holding their grit on the party machinery aud tina result
tomorrow will tie virtual surrender OF party manage
urnt the ignobic boOders VINO have carried cam
raisns by fraud and balOt-box stulng Tue construc
iion OF platform will be considered TO night ana 10
morrow with such uen as Allen o. Myers Frank lIuri
and Judge Thoman the committee The Liquor
Dealers Leaeue of Ohio will ask the convention 10 un
eouivocallv denounce the Dow Liquor Tax law. The
proposition will serious and disturbing disrussoh
for the Northeastern OHIO delegates coming from strong
Temperance localities opposed 10 any alliance oi
concession with the liquor element. kx-Crvh Service
Commissioner 1homan of Youngstown, Will demand
resolution asking the submission to the peoI lie OF
prohibition amendment such was nearly accepted three
As partially prepared tie platform promises to say
concerning National ssues that the t'rin policy OF TIE
Re ubIcin parry Is uiuSt, Ubiquitous ana "cs'rhtVe
OF the inter sts of tine ell chng te IoW anu -
pOvcri,ung the many. unedua ~ distributes the Dnr-
deus OF taxation; arrays labor against 'i'a by pro
noting mrnopOy the hani OF the few ana enbltttrS
g struggle OF the many for bread; leads To conflicts
and uusetles industrial condition thereby retarulhg
and preventing the general >pery befeOio the eA
>ting System should he revised and mo llei u, 10
remove present bur riens from the Iecesslto- OF III
thereby cheapening them TO the moor ana nide cass'
and Impose upon the lrxures iDdulgcd III by ihe rcn
and shaped TO make revenue the OBJECT, ana pro-
tecti On the Incident.
The na Onal revenues, 1t continues. SHOULD never eh
hnp.
ton OF the Government. All cXcrsS OF that belong,
the people Individually aud C"llecuvely Inc exlst-
lug surplus the Treasury shoulu bc dIsburscd III te
cancellation public cbt in Ordance with tIe splIt
OF tue Morrison resolution.
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the MAYORS decision was made known. Richard NOV"
combe and Maurice b. Flynn declined to say anything.
THE cuARcrs AGAINST MAYOR GRACE

THE CHARGES AGAINST MA1OK 6kAOE'
The charges against the Mayor, which are
being prepared in so mysterious manner by certain
nnknown citizens yet ready to be cent to the
Governor 1t was expected that they would be ready 10
he sert to the the same time as the Mayors
charges against Mr. Squire, but last evening there wa"
anne tn.ecIsion as to who would preseut them. For
,,s II decided TO hold them overunti to- day
wnen unless something unexpected happens to prevent
H. they will he made public .
Richard s. Newcorlbe who has been coen'zan' a"
along OF what was being DONE although he says 'na' no
has had nothing to do with the prepara.ion y, ason
chases s.id last evening that there was every eason
10 suppose that they would contain Nrons
neut ,if the Mayer He added that communication
monid ha 80 irnm Commissioner SQUIRE TO the Gov
ernor exnlaining the reasons why be had written the
lrttrr 10 Maurice l. Flynn. his brlei th~t the
sr,e' he aI receved from Flynn the one he had
demanded and that II desroyed before his comm
n.",nn snn the reasons for withholding much OF the
evidence when the charges against him were being tried
hafn he MaVO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

Greek. Va About daybreak on the morning OF Sep
tember o. 1864, he was galloping forward with ni
regiment whom Mimic ball shattered hs arm near tho
shoulder. He was leaving the field with his right arm
the shoulder OF tho regiment blacksmith when an
officer rode mp. and noicing tho wounded mans face,
said In n rough. kindly way
"Well young man. you got moro than you wanted.
didn't you Here take some OF this" and he took .
Il isk from his belt. Keep your spirit. and you'll
pull through The Sixth Corps Ia coming up, they'll
give 'em HI he added with grim cheerfuincss AS he
gallOpsi of.
Tho officer was the hero OF the wonderful ride to Win
Che
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
THOUSANDS Won AT WASHINGTON PARK.

CHICAGO, Aug. H. The Official nst OF the
winners OF The recent Washington Park has
been completed Tue total OF the winnings Is sl325o9
Those winning II 900 and over are t. j. Baldwin
S27 900; L. Corrigan, Sl2,937; H. Z. Ashe, e6.34l !;
Johnston * IhOmas, S4.555 J. D Campbell 9i,5i2,
+. H. stevens. Si.5IS E1-ton ~ iardOie, @iO3o; W T.
Walker *. Co, 1865; ,. >. Brown, @3,ilO; A. q.
McGamp.e 81 700; William Mulkey, S2.7UO; j. ID. N.
AdNiu-, : .yjJ Hayden Il Barry. sl,9Oo j. : Sh ".
=! 76O; j. G.. Gre.ner, Sl,1J4 L. CUirgan Sl.OJI;
- !, p,llslfer ST 500 r. >. Donovan, Sl52J; l.. X.
Kricnam Sl.jlU CaInn * Aiorgau, SIiS7; W. q.
-culfy 81 .2-3; Geor-s Carroll. Sl,2oO, Hoprdalc
ot,oe ii ~; j. NJ Bachelor, e1,2O5; &. h. Long.
I5G Mr.ournu stable. sl,l5O; j. ourget, 81. l3s,
lud NJ j. Daily, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
TIE TRADE IA CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug II >pedan.-Tbe September op'
ton for wheat opened 7s, cents That price held ao-s
by strong for visible supply figures OF yosi,y alter
noon acted as damper the bulls" because they nap
en-d 10 be some larger the estimate Tho one strnR
feature Of the advance in wheat not engineered -
the speculaors really In spite OF the specuaios 70
CHICAGO crowd At Saratoga - admittedly snort "i Ei.
% ,l wheat The specuators not irienly 20 te
advance began apparently hy the buying o ioesn-
ers and these mainly trcnclimen
september bcgun 81 1 nd KEEP near ~ cents 10
caf ots we're rs wheat Gl6 Of and 2l6 of oi~
pnts on ~rpemher corn soi 70 I3 cents calls at 80 .
cenfs pats on september wheat 77- cents calls On
September wheat = cents c anticipated ,''lp'9 i W
nnrrow WHEAT 526 Of corn and loo Oi Oas
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

| NILE AND 70 YARDS.
FOIKIiI-sELLlNG,
FINED FOR CRUELTY TO RACER

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The case OF the State
against Secretary Brewster, oi tie Washington PARK
Club, Joseph Greyer, the manager o! tie horse Hop
sing and Harry Walker, tho rider charged Will cruelty
10 animals was tried before Justice White yester-
ay The case was brought by the officers OF the Lu-
name Society purpose OF stopping the Practice of
hurIle-raciug Chicago II was early tea case. In
summing up the Justice White sad thai hurdle
racing necessarily imply cruelty Ia I'M. case,
however he held that M Greyrr had run hcrse when
was Grippe from Olrh ana which from natural weak
ue-s and INABILITY accustomed to fal III a majority
of ie rAors run thereby cnan srns itself and The life
oi toe rider. lie Imposed Grcycr hne OF 80. An
lIuI fulc
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
Observation-Disclosures OF THE ARMY.

WAsHlNGTON, Ang. II tSpeciaN The retire.
departure OF Presldent Cleveland before hllng tho va
cancy tend to make Army politics" somewhat active.
Under the law the President may select aSurgeOn|ien-
,ral from amoug all the officers OF the Medical Corps OF
the Army which contains large number of ambitious
and able men, II seniority OF rank and service should
govern OF course Colonel j. II. Baxter. the acting sur
seon General would succeed the vacancy bat nearly
a OF whose names are lower on the list are
active competitors for the place. Among them are sur
geon sutherland. whose commission as colonel dates
from 1876, Bailey, whose cooneFs commission
bears the ol January 80 1888 Coone Gover Perm.
Assistant Genera whose commission dates from
July > 1854 VINO vii reach the for retirement
on November L. 1857. and Thomas A. McParin whose
coonel's dated September 10. 1870. and
who Will the Of sixty -four on Juy 10. 1853
Among officers below the grade OF c0Onei there arc
candidates whose friends hope for their success
One OF them Is Lieutenant-CoioneI Joseph
K. Smith, who appointed an assistant
surgeon Ia 1884 and promoted tOl The RANK OF
ful with rhe grade OF major IA leO2 His com
MISSION as teutenant-colOnel bears date January -
l-s5 Colonel smith stands hgn In his corps anl II is
un erstOod thar influential friends arc urZnS bis pro-
notion officer who has strong backlog Il
surgeon Basil Norris whose commission az eutentut
colonel issued Deceu oer Ia. lss2 The
claims with vlgor. lie received his cOmui's % as
III jor in 1876 Besides the candidates s9OSc men-
toned there - Surgeons Page. Moore Mckee, HON
tinet0n and several others aDi II l. probable that the
delay IN making the appointment VIII brns several
more candidates forward by the time the President
returns his summer vacation. II il understooi
that the OF War mas recommended The promo
ton OF acting Surgeon General Baxter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
RUN Dowy BY rHs srLVAy DELL.

Four men were rowing skiff across the East
River OF Broomest late Yesterday alter
noon when the steamer sylvan D'n upset the boa.
Thomas Murther twentyslx, Of No. 3o Goerck-si.
one OF the crew. was rightend jumped overheard.
He could not swim aud drowned. His body wa
away by the tide. The other three were George
Iehse OF No IS Mangin-s'; Richard Zanell OF No 20
MauciG-st. ani James Reilly. OF No. $50 DeanceysL
They cnng to the wreck OF the boat ami set ashore
l...t L.. .tr1.r Inrl
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
PARTS OF THE STATUE COME DUTY FREE

WASHINGTON, Aug. I7.-Achng Secretary
Falrcld has instructed the Collector Of Castons at
New York to admit to entry free OF duty and cbarses
beaten copper letters shipped by Monsieur Bar
thoid Charles r. Stone, engineer IN cnarse
OF the erection OF Liberty Enghtening 1he
World and intended form INSCRIPTION on the taO e.
held ny the The Department recognized me
rlgnt exemption from duty Of articles imported ior
use the construction OF -rJdu max
II Is ultimately intended for presentation to ho Uhiteu
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

THROUGH NEW YORK STATE
THE HUMAN SIDE OF WASHINGTON

MAN WHO BOUGHT LOTTERY TICKETS. rrr, ,~
LOVE WITH THE GIRLS AND swAPPED uoRsvo
CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. 1.-THE annual eyam;-
nations OF Chauauqna are now In progress At IL co,,
DR.. Edward Everett Hale, OF Boston, lectarsd in 49,
AmphAbeatre tho " Human Side Of Wasbnrto, +, r..
lecturer said he would iry to enable the auienc, IN
preciste the fact that Washington wasa real man ana
not demigoi Washington vas snguarly human Tn.
real Washington bought lottery Tickets mad hahn
OF falling ia love- and greatly troubled because m.
young women would not fall IN love with him. n.
was bad speler; he traded horses always "a
his own advantage, and he the ricbe,s
American OF his day. Lord Fairfax brought m y,.h
ingiOn TO become thorn In the nrsh Of Geor "a rI
Tue lecturer had no doubt that the hatchet story Wa
true. Washington was man OF princple ana honos
and In the time OF the stamp Act recogn zsi A. hs
Virginia patriot. Washington was a talk.tiye anons
friends Grant. but silent he 10 the presenes
OF reporters He asked blessing At the table he "a
his mug OF beer and bis glass OF wine and was
cheerful active who enjoyed life % II IL yorts
living. He had great passions but hell in maynI.
fcent control He had faint idea OF ths America
OF to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
10 snIP $4,000 fIlRcKs OF LARD.

CHICAGO, Ang. II (SpeciaD.- -ihe biggest
shipment arranged for coatracird Tor toiny
by the PlankiutDn-Cdiahy MiwauSre clique winch Is
running the september Lard deal Room va, engaged
Tor 10000 urrces of iari ono contract. ms Is
IL 800 900 worth ui property IL II Neut by rail II
wou,l Lax. 500 fre. .lt cara IL contract ny WHOA
lie .r onr-n.f uf all tho lard moves Out
IL wi 10 by propeller, ali tue prOpeliOr Des par
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
REBEL JEwELRY TO BE RETURNED.

WAsHINGTON, Aug. 17.-SOme time ago Act
ing Secretary Falrchd instructed Mr.. Krtes chief OF
the Division Of Abandoned PROPERTY carry into effect
the provisions OF the OF Congress authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury TO deliver to the rght own
certain articles OF ewelry, etc, captured by tho
United States Army during the Civil War and deposited
in the Treasury Department Mr. Krltes has according
y prepared rules and regulations which will govern the
OF all such articles and has just concluded
an examination OF the articles deposit. They are
contained IN two boxes, aud consist OF sverware, jew
ery portraits Watches One OF the boxes contained
nearly 800 watches, gold, silver and brass, and num-
her OF jack knives books letters etc These
mainly taken from prisoners OF war who died IN hos
pitals around Washington, Cape Lookout and F'mra.
ana deposited In the Treasury by General
ketcham. Some OF them, however belonged to Union
soldiers who died near tho places designated. The
otler box contained lot Of articles captured Dy Grn
.rl Shrrmans troops IN Camden :. c. IN the early part
l565. They consist OF family piate, Jewelry, etc.
which mad been deposited IN bank at Camden by Mr.
McRae and other wealthy resldents OF that reglo. An
inventory bern made, and II thought the articles
can easily be identified by their They will be
restored upon application accompanied by satisfactory
evidence OF ownership.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Aug. II tSpeciaD. THE State
Democratic Convention for the nomination OF judge
of the Supreme Court, Board of Railroad Commls-
soDers aud Superintendent of Public Instruction viii
b. held here Tomorrow The issue is MarDaduke and
and luxe. and the fight is the Judge OF the
Supreme Court Judge III .nry Who Is cauci ate Tor
re--ec"n. recently rendered decision ohH0Xlons
Governor Msrm sdnke and MA friends They detrrmnei
10 beat him. hut Governor and MS friends been
routed morse and foot and Henry has majority the
uele
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

LANCASTER, Aug. II (SpecidD.-For some
time county has Infested with horse thi~Ves'
who tho AMI nails into tho mountains and oFeF
into Maryland, where they disposed Of them Inc
crimes attributed TO memDers OF Abe" BGE'
yards gang, some Of whom SIN lvo tho Welch Noun
taus. "ADe" BuEzard. their leader is IN the h.sern
Prnitentary. Yesterday morning three men were dis
covered DRIVING horse through Bri-in- Hand Ahey
subsequently released the animal ani proceeded on
the tourney foot. Members OF the Fdrmrrs Nlgl.
lance Committee started after them, an IN eOrbhr
had II pitched ,ttlc with the thsye- NuucfoiS sho
were exch ,nsod. One Of the men. who w's cAptuiea
gave ni. name George smith. lie was lodged ia Jl
here. Jake" BnZztrd suot la the SIDE "uh wiz
George GorntZg escaped. The who awe tHo h.his
OF Grorgs smitB fterwa ilentnot a. Peter hote
who II "wautsd" for along list OF crimes
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
IN FAVOR OF VIVA VOCE VOTING.

JAMEsTowN, n. Y, Aug. II tSpccidD. The
Republican County Committee at It's meeting yesterday
passed a resolution recommending the adoption by the
coming County Convention Of Vioa plan vuiins
for candidates for nomination. Inc resolution also re-
qucsted several To Instruct delegates either
against the plan. Tne County Convention Is Gale
Seplrmhcr 1.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

CINCINNATI, Ang IA spach from Franklin. OHIO say.
Christopher Holwagen has been arrested charged VITA
of tIrteeuycar old daughter, wlO vas ~
ported outraged and killed 10y hoanan. II ~ now thoight
that father growing AT the gtT delay on her rr.
her and struck her with mora whence tAa1
be intended that H. afterward tore her clothing and
cut her body color the story Of outrage and mur
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
ANXIOUS 10 SEE sRERLDAy AGAIN.

BEDFORD. Iowa, Aug. 14.-J. k. Winkleman,
who IN tnis CITY, Il anxious to see Lieu
tenant General d" PM" sheridan at the coming reunion
nj Crrson. lie WAS II tne 18th Peunsyivani
Cavalry and lost left tho battle Of Opequan
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

tr,vppoot Aue II -PIOvlsou>-Bacon cunnetlani ca.
nug 1e.l Midllrs 53s. Cd. Short Clear hiiier
- -inrt klps shoulders, sos PET tMl h'.'
80 ~ ior r'xtra lnds Ness Prime Ness ~ OIL tviN
Ir'.,c Ms j7s Oi per bOl. Prime Mtsn i.'..,l.,'
ti,1 W.sf.rr SOS o. Lard-Amcficsn. Sis trinr 49,
rn e.. nd. Lard OIL So. sd Haus-Lons tut %, -,
s"nle,, Sjs Ud bulleI-fs. od. per cwt ot nh,,' 49,
stfss tAeese-- American Choice, @3s bd Nutd' ~. ~
Wr.terp spring, 6s. ed. Us. lpd. hed winter, o. %
y. -, mel GENITAL, New No. = " inter, o. gi go. -
Snr.ng y I'd, New Mixed Western. Isl % a.i,. ~" pr
,i1c,-,prlts lurpcntuc. 2as IA. do Al L''n
rr wi ilenned Petroleum. od per gallon t'No, M
amercap ke,i fss per cst IalOw--9s ~ ~ - wi,
rinr American 25s. Sd. Prime tiy, - " oi:
nsn-O OOmulOn, S. Jd Pale. lis ID @ns "L .,.i ..sl
~ Provision American l,u.
Ind anarlcrs 6i,d. quarters. ) .L pea o' ""'
don NOrk state. ~ D. Vd ,ra ,ere 5J OOO
The receipts of wheat Tor past three days WV
eenIa, including 27UOu oeDtsls American ~ l,y. were
IN, receipts Ol American cOiu iof the past UNIV W.
ioNpoy Aug -Prodace-Linsoed OIL AZ .-,rtsr. o I'm.
- ~. p.i tln: calcutta Linseeti i-s oi ~. - nm 5s
Sec, cake 40 l2s per ton; kennei ~ ,ai por
a51-i pei gallon. spirits OF lnrpenuns -, 9A pcr
cwt p,lr ud lis. oi Provisions cba Cen
cwt ot American. Sugar-l2s ID. per cwI ,o
tr,,ur. 9Os. and lis Sd lis yL o M IA
.it Tennig aioat Australian Ialio" & sylou "a
| sa Mutton, 26s Od. axis Vd. toeoah"s v"
w" Sr,p1r Aug l7-peroleum-Fne p,,nas pare sellers
,,as ,u csntin.s paid l5 francs o. ,. Der lOl
| Wll.ox', Lard closed at 81 francs w W.
| kilOs A ,arks 25 pennlss
| Wueoxs Lard closed NJ 80 marks oV P'S
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
NEWARK BASEBALL MEN WILL PAY NO FINE.

The managers OF the Newark Baseball Club
viii resist payment OF the 500 une Imposed ON IT
by the Eastern League ior t"e nioun-
.erstanung al Waterbury August l. Payment Is hot
Ir until August 20, aud s.Ju.G attempt Dc made 10
the receipts ON That day, Ihe League VIII
De enJOncd from GOnx.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

CHICAGO. Aug l7.-Lena vose three old. and four
children Yesterday
and ate freely POISONOUS weed called siIaInonIuni
Imetics and stomach pumps used and all "a.
rallied except Lena Who 10 still pIeearous condition
ply siclans
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
THE ExrRADITIoN TREATY WITH JAPAN.

THE EXTRADiTION TREATY WITH JAPAN.
WAsHINGTON, Aug. lit is expected that
the formal exchange OF the copies OF the extradiuon
treaty tho United States and Japan will soon
announced from Toxic ana that Its PRONUNCIATION ny
the Governments Will take place Immediately there
after. This treaty ratlhei By the United States
June 81 last, but the Senate made some minor
its text which rehcered 1t necessary that
the document should be again submitted to the japan
authorities Information has now been received that
Japan accepts amendments ana is ready
for the last step ia the matier-the formal
exchange. The japanese authorities are
enthusiastic over the consGmmaton OF this treaty. but
not SO mucn account OF Its provisions, which are
similar IN general those OF the existing treaty
be tween the United states and Great Britain,
the fact that 1t constitutes step III the
progress Of tpat nation toward position OF cqnaby
enlightened nations of the Fast Hither-
any departure from the ancient customs OF the
country been cOncID 'ted aud has become sub
ircL OF international GiplOmacy Japan has usually
found herself standing alone, bat facing al The great
Powcr- the earth. whose approaches. ftcncr thth
oth rwise taken the form OF an uitimatun signed
by the Europct Powers and the United Sttics acns
concert. In cOu-ummiting tbe now treaty THIS Gov
ernucn effect It's readiness To treat IN
Japan singehandrd and upon exactly mo same terms
and conditions prevail ia Its Negotiations Win the
most 10 HerIul OF European UaOns.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
ENTRIES FOR TIE RACES TO-DAY.

The RACING at Saratoga promises WELL own
have made liberal good sport Is assured
There eptrIe- The first which Il as OF IA
mile fOt oyeat-olGs. with selling allowances. The
lie milea. special weights. and also has
ontries Eleven are med to start IN the tnd race,
"A "a dash Fourth tie card Is selling race.
E.ht face tn starter The days sport Will
cuucln1r with handIrap hurdle race j. miles, wit1
five entities. The entries are - follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
cLoTHILpE ovERruRNs TIE MILK RECORD

SYRACUSE, Aug. II. - The Halstein COW
Cothilde. owned ny Smiths Powell Lamb OF this city
closed her siryear-od record tonight She has given
during that time little more than 10000 ponnas %
milk or about 20 pounds lay. The highest previous
record 23775 ppnnd', made three ago by tho
COW Echo, owned in A,tica. IN this state.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-18

Betting-Marsh Redon to 10 Queen Esther 10 J. Edge
field witch l. IL to 30 against the others 40
Of the start and led easily an nc
winning by length Qneen Esther s.coni ha ehs'
before Edgeiela who half length before weaver
Marah Rchnn enered al 81 600 No BID.