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2 % Class.

First heat-Free Trade, Gen. Stark, Gun
ard, Jr., and Kate in the order named took
position for one of the best races ever trotted
on this track. Every driver was up to win
anil though the scoring vas little tedious
the crowd in the stand bore it patiently as it
was evident the men in the sulkies were do
ing the best they could. As they got the
word Sta strikes ont for the font but
Free Trade holds his nose ahead, while
ka'e and Cunard struggle for third position.
Free Trade is not beaded for the heat " hile
S ark by break falls back to fourth posi-
ton. Cunard, Jr., is rank and made two or
three losing breaks but very speedy when
level. Time. 2 SO.
Second heat-All break at the start but
Stark gets his feet frs, and speeds around
the turn followed by Cunard, Jr., with Kate
pressing close. At the half Cunaid takes
the pole opening good length. Evidently
Free Trade vas laid up for the beat leaving
Kate ard Stark to press Cunard which they
did sending him out in 2 80 l-2.
Thiri heat-This proved the most interest
ing heat of the afternoon. They all got
good start when Stark shot to the front and
together the lot goes to the quarter pole,
Kate trotting very fast on the outside At
the halt ey are punched, Stark still leading
by nose. Free Trade steps along side the
pole horse At the turn and holds there to the
three quarter pole when Cunari takes his
place and follows Stark under the wire in
81, with Free Trade close third and Kate
at his side.
Fourth heat-The large crowd waited pa
tiensly for time to bring out the four fighters
for the fourth heat They got .. fine start
and vent around the turn flying With Cunard.
Jr showing in front, q position he held to
the quarter pole in 81 l-2 coming to the half
in l. IA 3-4 closely pressed by Stark Who in
turn felt the breath of Free Trade. So they
| 20 to the three-fourths in Isl 4 and on to
the d. ish in 2.29 IA, giving grand -ex-
| hibition of speed, the chestnut stallion vim
ming by only . nose
Fifth heaf-Every horse came up fresh
for the 9Th hest and it vas evident
that it VS. . race for blood. II
Cunard won it il would be only because he
| could ouifoot the field. They gos the word
| the drss time down and sped around the turn
| in q bunch, Cunard's nose coming to the
| front - they entered the back si3e. Here he
opened length going to the quarter in 81 l-2.
Free Trade made big burst OF speed on the
upper turn and nearly tapped Cunard at the
half in / IA IL. From here the stallion
| maintained his lead, though hosIy pressed by
Gen. Stark and Free Trade. and won The
heat and race in 30 IL. For the fifth heal
| in . race and that srosted at nearly six o'clock
the time il simply remarkable.
| Before tomorfow's races begin, Tie taeh
will be ser.ped snd PIT in psine order for
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the sick man to the hospital where he wai
treated BY the surgeon in charge.
One Of The most interesting departments ou
the neld 10 the hospital, which 10 under the
charge Of Medical Director Thaysr. Ii ID
nos under United States rule - . regular
hcspisal for the brigade. and possesses q
complete ambulance corps, consisting Of one
man detailed from each company. and has An
instructor and all the pAraphernalia for the
81 'edy treatment Of all forms Of dissase and
dsshiliU. The cofps has been given thor.
oash svill with the streschcr, under the
charge u Assistant Surgeon Bradbury, Who
10 most III lent in this branch Of the service.
and already shows considerable a2taess In
the carefa' manipulation Of the sick Of which
there 10 "a .e large number.
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rAIRFIELD's FIRE BUG
One OF the Most Attractive Places in
Town Destroyed by an Incendiary

Especial TO the ksnnebec Journal.
FAIRFIELD, Aug. 81.
Monday afternoon an alarm of FIRE WAS
sounded about three o'clock coming from
the home of the late d. W. Lawry on the
island. Flames were discovered in pile of
straw in the bsrn. and subdued without the
use of hydrants or engine
Tuesday morning at s .f5 the whole stable
was found to be in flames and was destroyed
together with the shed and portion of the
eli. The loss will amount to about $500
insured.
The cause. without doubt, VAS incend ary
and evidently somebody is determined to de-
stroy the property. Intense feeling prevsils
in the village today and if the culprit could
be found summary justice would be dealt
out. The loss by the injury to the house
hold furniture, carpets and furnishings must
amount to several hundred dollars. The
place was one of the most attractive ones in
town and no cause can be attributed for the
attempted destruction.
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aouLroN FAvoRs THE ROAD.
At Special Town Meetifg $500 II
Raised and the Railroad Will be Built.


HouLrox. Aug. 27.
Alta special town meeting Monday. Houl-
ton voted 1880 in aid of the Northern Maine
railroad. This with an equal amount SUD
,cribed privately in the town. completes the
amount asked for by the company from the
county. a..
Fotxithstanding representations to the
contrary. there has been no important oppo-
sitiou to the road in Houlton. The meenne
TO-DAY was a very enthusiastic one in It's
favor. The road is nov ensured snd opera
lions for the final survey will begin immedi'
s,ely. The company promises 70 complete
the road within two years.
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The companies were more prompt in send
ing in their morning reports yesterday and
the strength of the command for the day
was made up at the assistant adjutant gen.
erals office at the middle Of the afternoon.
The following is . summary:
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VETERANS OF rwBnrY-sBvEnTH
Meet at Kittery. Visit the Navy Yards
and Hold Enjoyable Exsrcises
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 2

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 27.
The veterans of the Twenty Seventh
Maine Regiment, which is composed of men
from York county, held their annual reunion
at Kittery today, which was largely attended
by the members and their wives. The
morning programme consisted Of trip down
the river and visiting the navy yards. At
noon banquet was served in G. A. X. Hall.
after which the annual election of officers
occurred. The following was the choice ::
president. Col. James S. Stone, kennebunk !;
secretary, W. S. Hasty. Saco; treasurer,
Joseph A Mason, Biddeford. Executive
committee II. II. Burbank. Ssco; NJ. S.
Hurd, North Berwick Geo. W. Ger rri'h,
South Berwick; Lyman G. Main, Cornish +;
G. W. Wakefield, Ssco; J. b. Murphy,
Biddeford; W. N. Hurd. Berwick; Calvin
S. Hayes, Kittery; J. W. Warren. Buxton.
1t was voted to hold the next reunion at Old
Orchard, Aug. 27. 1890.
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Misses Grace and Gertrude CleTgue Of
Bangor were among the visitors to the cam p
yesterday.
Col. VIM. Cobb, member Of the Governor .
Council from Rockland, visited Camp Bur
leigh during the day.
I'D. Foss, well known tonsorial artist
in this city. has opened shop on the grounds
near brigade headquarters
Mrs. Mitchell. wife Of Brigadier General
Mitchell, arrived in camp yesterday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ingalls, of Bangor.
A weather vane has been erected at the
headquarters building for the use Of the me-
teorological department Of the hospital.
The soft, mellow rays from two immense
locomotive headlights illumined the square
in front of brigade headquarters last evening.
Mrs. Burleigh, wife Of Governor Bur
leigh, and family, made tour Of the camp
yesterday under the escort of Adjutant Gen
eral Sprague.
Sergt. G. Z. Temple, Co. 7, lst Regiment,
Of this city. was detailed yesterday - color
sergeant for the ls, Regiment to serve during
the encampment.
Gen. Geo. L. Beal. State Treasurer. Judge
W. p. Whitebouse. Ex-Governor Robie, Col.
c. J. Pennell Of Portland. and Col. Dow OF
Portland, were in camp yesterday ~ the
guests Of the brigade.
Miles W. Leighton, master Of tbs cuisine
at the quarters Of the Capital Guards. is one
I of the finest on the ground. His yesterday .
served by the walters.
Surgeon Bumps Of the Second Regimen,
and Surgeon Warren Of the First have beer
obliged to 90 home, and Assistant Surgeon
| Russell, who was detailed for the work OF
this department. has been kept very busy
since the t~o surgeons left camp.
Mai. Mex. Dunn made his usual inspec
| ton of quarters in the morning. Everything
was found neat and clean. the only criticism
being on . slight yet general lack Of cour
tesy to superiors, especially in the matter o.
the salute. This will be toned up . bi
when the camp promises to be in fine condi
| ton.
Co. y, Capital Guards of this city, were
badly crippled in their shoot for the com
pany team prize. Lieut. Fairbanks, one o.
the best shots In the company, vas detailed
for work about the range, and three Of th'
best mafksmen we're down town n the com
mencemenf Of the contest. Their shovini
vas very credisable however. The com
psny contains many good shOss who need I
little practice 70 bring them out.
s. II. Leonard Of Boston, Mass, Colone
of the l3th Massachusetts Volunteer Ailitii
was the guess Of Adj. Gen. Spfssue yestef
day Col. Leonard 10 also First Lieusenss
Of the Ancients- He 10 the only colonel VII
vent out for three yesEs With . Massschu
sets regiment and came home with il. Hi
"Reminiscences Of camp life are vefy inter
esting and the genial colonel vas one Of tn
most honored gsests Of the day.
i The ambulaDce corp had . chance 70 r.,
their hard u little real practice yesterday
During he dress parade one Of The cspeain
vas takea ssddenly III and tainted in IL
sanks- TIE sDbulsnce corps With u
sreseheY arrived innediaseIy and With tb'
esrefulsess yss alaesity vhieh cAsssctsrise
] thsiR nsvenDsnt II this dseaehDses rsosvs
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Sta bbing Affray at Bar Harbor.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. p.
A drunken sffray took place on Mensi
street, Bar Hafbor, Sunday, in which a
Young colored man named Alic Fennessy
was badly cut with a knife. Robert Lee
was arrested for the assault. tried before
Trial Justice 4 S. Clark, and bound over
under $500 bonds for bis appearance at the
October term of court at ElIsw orth. He
could not procure bonds and was committed.
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vas complete. Then followed tvo hours Of
battalion uanipulations and movements, all
Of which were veil peRfoFmsd and we're
closely watched By The members Of the Gov
ernors and Brigade stah q headquarters,
and the visitors II the camp. The dfill con-
sissed Of all the movements in the school Of
the battalion and school Of the company and
school or the company and vas moss eiicient-
ly prosecuted BY the oflcsrs in command.
The companies had barely time r. hurry 10
quarters don full dress uniforms and get into
ranks for the brigade dress parade the aaja-
tAnt's cali for which vas souns.si =, O'Clock
The bands preseas were con.cliistei and &C.
corted the regiments to their respective Sta
sions on the field. The formation Of the
brigade into all iss sttendan, ceremonies vas
given with commendable pr eisiou and elicit
ed comments Of sa6sfacsion from Witnesses
Considering that the men have only been in
camp one day when the regular camp routine
has been in force the form .tion Vas most
exeellent- The dress pafade closed the drill
for the day and the boys we're once more
at liberty. They induleed in q hearty sup-
par aud at an early hour many Of them turn
ed in while others 10 whom the camp held
brighter spots than the tent or mattress we're
out in groups about the camp snd indulged in
stories and songs until the familiar tattoo and
taps called them in. The following order
detailing the guard for today was issued from
Brigade headquarters.
Special Orders No. 2.
l. The commanding oficer Of the Second
and Fist Regiments and the First Battery
will make details for guard duty for Wednes.
day, August 2sth. - follows; From the
Second Regiment one hrs' lieutenant. one
sergeant, three corporate and thirty privstes
From the First Regiment one second lieu
tenant, one sergeant, three corporals and
thirty priva'es; from the Fret Battery one |
corporal and nine privstes.
H. Major w. W. Emerson, Second Regi- |
ment, is hereby detailed - field ofAcer Of the |
day. He will report 70 the Assistant Adju- |
tant General at s O'Clock for orders
III. The Second Regiment Band will re-
port at O'Clock for guard mount.
". Lieut.. +. A. Robinson. Aajutant
Second Regiment, assisted by the Sergeant
Major of the Second, will be in charge Of
the guard mounting.
The general order Of camp routine for
today will be in accordance with the follow
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ENGLISH GOLD DUMPED.
Capitalists Lose Two Millions In an
Alaska Nine,
Which Proves Entirely Worthless, az
Othsr Mines there are Likely to Be.

OTTAwA. Ont, Aug. 81.
The last steamship arriving at Victoria,
r. c.. from Alaska, brings word of the
abandonment Of the great Bears Nest gold
mine, recently purchased by Luke Suther-
land and syndicate Of English capitalists.
II has turned ont to be perfectly worthless
The loss to the sy Indicate 10 nearly 81 co.,
600. II is stated that several other mining
properties in Alaska, for which high prices
have been paid, are likely to prove failures.
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NEW HAMPsaIRE FAIR.
Charming Weather at the Opening Of
the 31st Annual Exhibit.

MANCHESTER. n. H., Aug. y.
Charming weather signalized the opening
Of the 3lst annual fair of the New Hampshire
State Agricultural Society. Indications
point to . large and successful exhibit, the
records as the secretary's Office showing over
100 entries The fair vas formally opened
at IL A. NJ. by an address BY Hon Warren
Brown, president Of the society.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
y
ing residents Of Maine:
Original. Joseph Grifen Fireman, Hall.
Susau, widow of Sew all Seavey.
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Norway, Me-. Sept. 8, 81.
About noon Of Aug. 3lst / ate q small
raw tnrnip which caused me great distress
of the stomach. | took desc Of Brown =
instant Relief" which essea my intense dis
,re,. repeated this treatment according
10 directions. This caused nausea relieving
ssy stomach Of its load and completely re-.
iieyed my terrible distress. I consider this
medicine To be truly wonderful for the re-
lief of Collie. " c JACKSON, v. 8.
Tonf mcney refunded n II fails to benefit voc
when used 'tfietiy a. directed on inside vrsppsr
90 you tzkr no risk In trying II.
~ sold bg all dsaisrs. deesdfuaiopcoiip
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TIE caon1r CASE.
nouday's Court Proceedings in Chicago.

IHICAGO, mug. IT.
The Times says that Is result Of yester-
DAVIS proceedings, Burke. Cou fhlin. OSulii-
ran and Kunxe, have been placed in such .
position that they cannot turn States ev'-
dence or become witnesses for the prosecu-
tion in the Cronin case. In their afiidavits
for seperate trials each svears that be knows
absolutely nothing shout the murder. In
consequence the men cannot, without ne-
coming themselves perjurers, 60 upon the
vitness stand and tell anything about it,
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No person living will again date . docu-
ment without usiog .. II now stands ON
fbe extreme risht-Iss9, Nezs year IL will
take second place---Is30. where Il will re-
main 10 years. II will then move into third
MACE 1900, and there 1t will rest century
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BANGOR, Aug. 81
Governor Burleigh has accepted an invita-
tion to to attend the Eastern Maine State
Fair Wednesday. Sept. 4, which will be Gov
ernors day.
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WoopsvnLE. N. H.. Aug. a.
The Brunswick House, I. l. George & Co.,
proprietors, vas sold today to F. L. Hayden
Of Barre, VT. for 10000.
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AMONG THE TENTS.
Plenty Of Sunshine and Good
Cheer Found There.
1ilitiry Machinery Gets il Gear. -Xefi
With the Ride.
Details OF the Days Doings a. essu BY
the Journal Reporter. VI

Old Prob With all his attendant fates an,
furies smiled almost audibly on Camp Bur
| leigh yesterday and the seven hundred odt
| qusrtersd on the field echoed the emile mos
gladly. To drill in 3 driving rain a. tn,
| troops had to At last years encampment 10 b.
no means pleasant and the prospect of full
week Of ine weather is hailed with delighl
BY all on the grounds. At an early hour the
! officers at Brigade headquarters we're assi,
as we're also the main body of the troops in
the company quarters. The camp va,
policed and placed in readiness to receive
| visitors at seven O'Clock, when the men
tumbled into ranks for well cooked break
| fast of steak, potatoes. piping hot coffee and
lots of other eatables. The mess At regimen
tai headquarters is a regular restaurant run
on the European plan and the officers regsle
themselves on mutton chop, fricaseed chicken
and all the other accessories of well con
Quoted cuisine. The officers combine in de-
fraying expenses and as = consequence live
in fine style. Guard mounting at eight
O'Clock was under charge of Lieut.. Henry
z. Franks. sdjutant of the First Regiment,
who Was assisted by Sergeant Major Geo. A.
Dow. Lieut.. Col. W. 5. Choate acts rs
field officer of the day. The First Regiment
was ordered to report at the range and did
so at O'Clock Immediately after breakfast.
The company team and company skirmish
matches were shot, the work at the range
continuing until high noon. The shooting
of the companies was first class in both
events, but excelled in the company skirmish
match. The home team, the Capital Guards,
did some excellent work with the rifle in the
company skirmish match, none of the shots
fired going wild. The men were orderly in
appearance and fired accurately. The other
companies were not far distant for some Of
them gave the Guards an all too close rub
for supremacy, while one surpassed them.
ATT O'Clock came the Company team
match for the First Regiment but four of
the companies taking part. The remainder
will shoot today. The conditions under
which the match is shot are in accordance
with the following extract from General Or
ders No. Q:
Seven men, rounds seven, two sighting
shots, third class target, 200 yards off hand.
Highest score to win ammunition only Issued
by the State. A State champion badge will
be given to the soldier winning the first
score in the match. First prize 1000 rounds
of ammunition; I'd prize, armory rifle, %
cslibre, Winchester; Sd prize, 500 rounds
of ammunition.
The following companies shot yesterday
the detailed score being given:
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Peaceful Solution Doubtful.

LONDON. Aug. 81.
A dispatch from Athens says that negotia-
| tons between ChAkir Pssha. governor and
the CrttAn commission are ruptured. Pol
| ingeneeis regards the peaceful solution Of
the question doubtful.
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Co. A, PORTLAND.
Total,

At 9 80 the company skirmish match was
called, Cos. c, d, +, G and Il, Of the first
regiment. participating. The Frontier
Guards, unattached company, made their
score during their recent encampment at
Eastport, under the charge of Col. +. j.
Cram, State Inspector of Rifle Practice,
assisted by Gen. John Harper and Major f.
+. Newcomb. The match was shot under
the following specifications: Distance 200
to 100 yards; third class targets, firing
points unknown. Rounds ten, FIVE fired
advancing, FIVE retreating, one shot only at
each halt. Position off band. Companies
competing with more than thirty five men,
will have five points deducted for each man
in excess of thirty-fve men. Those compet-
ing with less than thirty five men will have
| five points deducted for each man less than
| thirty five. Not less than thirty men allowed
to compete for prizes. Every company will
be required to take part in the matches &C.
cording to the foregoing conditions. High
est per cent to win. Prize, State silk flag.
now held by the Frontier Guards.
The following are the scores in this event.
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GARDINER.

Session OF the Maine Assembl 2
knights Of Labor-Changss I'm Oul
Public 6chools-A Talked OF 0ams
Of Ball-PeTsonals
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National League Standing


At Cincinnati -Cincinnatis 10, Louisvilles
1.
At st. Louis-Kansas Citys l, St. Louis
10.
At Baltimore Baltimores 8, Bfooklyns
I.
At Columbus-Athletics 10, Columbus 8.
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Don't mics the opportunity Of whiting The
park and Witnessing the races.
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2.I7 Class (pacing). PURSE $1,000. Dr..
vIDEp.
Ed AMMAN, b 6, Bud Dob
bic, 55 1
Emma B., m. r. Wilson. / 8 8 5
BAlsors Wilkes. ch g.. L.
Grsbenstatter. l 6 2
Doctor NJ, br &, J. B.
Stuart. 50 3 2 DR.
Allen Maid, bl m. John
Trout, 4 4 DR.
Stanley p. bi &, E. F.
Bass, 6 I 8 Q DR.
Joe jefferson, br ., A. L.
Sardy, dis
Flora Temple, m, L.
A. Davies, DR.
Time, 2.l7, 2.l7 3-4. 2.I7 l-2, 2,l6 3-4, 2,l7,
ais l-2.
2.3O Class (Trotting), PURSE s3,o0O-Di-
vided.
Sprague Gold Dust, brs,
C. s. Greene, 8 8 21l !
Star Lily, m, J. II.
Goldrmith, 2 2
Fesrnaught, b &, James
Golden, 2 l 2 3
Elisha, b IN, Budd Doble. 2 5 I 6 DIR
Tariff. blk 3, T. Hill, 6 4 4 4 DR.
Miss Alice,sb IN, +. C..
Walker, 8 6 6 8 DR.
Aline, b ID. James Elliott, 4 8 dis
King Bird. re, A. +. Nc
Donald. DIR 8 8 DR.
Time-2.20 3-4, 2.20, 2.l9 IL, 2.2O,
2 % l-2. 2.23 IA.
2.22 TRorrISG CLAss-PuRsE $1,000 Dr.
vIDED.
Geneva, b m, Budd Doble, IL
Longford b g, J. II. Goldsmith, q
W. X, e. F. X. Dodge. 81
Dictator Chief, b s, T. Woodbury., s 81
Marksman Maid, b m, +. Howell, 81
Darkness, blk m, ID. NJ. Frazier, l0I
Golden Rod. ch &, A. p. Mcdonald, 4
Argentine, ch z, J. J. Bowen, II
Delmonte, br &, c. Davis, 10 10 81
Mulatto, br 8. John Splan, 81
Annie Wilkes. m.J f. b. Turner, DR..
Time-2l 10 l-2. 2.l9 IA, 2.l9 3 4.
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Washington, Chicago, Boston, Indianapo
lis and PittSburs League Winners.

Hits, Chicago 10, Cleveland II. Errors,
Chicago IL, Cleveland Is. Batteries, Dwy-
er and Darling, O'Brien and thinner.
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the big field in the 2.45 class. the runners
and the wagon nee. Il is doubtful. il the
State Fairs call out better fields Of horses
or more hotly contested heats than these to
sisv and stnns sosuorrov "a ThuPsasv
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TwEsrr-SEygs FoorgRs.

The races Of the Corinthian yacht club for
30 footers and 27 footers is finished. The
Sarscen wins both races and the cup In the
80 foot class. The Kathleen, Shark and
sIstbinger were disqualified for not going
outside the Southeast Brewer In Mondays
race. The Mignon wins the Saracen cup for
the best record Of keel yachts. barring the
Saracen. The Swordfsh wins the cup for
n footers. 1t was decided no race in the
40 foot class, Saturday, as the Minerva did
not finish before sunset. The Chiquta won
two races for the Weld cup and the Minerva
one. Two more races must be sailed.
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CHARTER OAK RACBs.


HARTFORD, Aug. 27.
The following races we're trotted in the
grand circuit races her to-day;
2.l7 Class (pacing). Purse $1,000, Dr.