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MEDICINE HA1's GARDEN,
It Blooms Like the Flowers OF Spriag 1.
Canaaa's Ranch Country.

It Blooms Like the Flowers OF Spring In
Canaaa's Ranch Country.
At nearly all the stations on tho Canadian
Pacific Railroad. through Manitoba, there are
largo glass Jars over the station entrance con-
tanning fine specimens Of the various cereals
raised in the country. Ono can sec nowhere
plumper wheat. or finer rye and oats. than the
specimens he is able to inspect IS he jumps
from tho train to take . turn on the station
platforms.
Further west. another sort OF exhibition 10
given At the stations. 1t 10 not necessary.
through Manitoba. to have gardens alongside
the railroad track to convince the traveller OF
the remarkable productiveness OF the
soil Tho great fields OF grain along the
road are sufficient evidence that he is
in a country OF Astounding harvests.
But whom he reaches the western Assiniboin
or Alberta. whore the country is dryer. there
are very few wheat folds to gaze at through
the window. and the Canadian Pacific road
has started number OF gardens at the various
stations. The garden at Medicine Hat Is
particularly nne example. and has been laid
out and attended with especial care. because
all passenger trains stop at Medicine Hat
half hour. and passengers have plenty OF time
to wander through the grounds Just across tho
track from the station.
It has a weekly newspaper, a neat little
church. several good stores and public build
ings. and an Important station OF The mounted
police. 1t los on the right bank OF the South
knoll covered with graz o. behind tho town to
graves are covered with stones to prevent wild
animals from digging ont the bodies. Wooden
head boards on. which, are painted tho
names Of the dead. stand over the graves.
feose Of BeoM sx,sDd.
little village with tho swift river DO.
yond which Is navigable for nearly 800
miles from this point almost to Lake Minni-
peg. Far away on every side stretch the plains.
but toward TO northSest re line Of buttss.
ony Of the landscape with their grim. bare. and
perpendicular fronts. Beyond the river are
farms whore some grain IL raised. but the
chief industry Of this country IL stock raising.
An ocean of grass covers tho prairiOs. and
cattle sansnss sds u
garden at the station. therefore. is carefully
watered. and 1t Ia as fine u garden Is can 10
seen anywhere. except on tho Pacific coast
itself. CahbaRes potatoes Indian corn flow
seen In q very nourishins condition. mum:
Der Of apple trees are growing very we'll and
one Of them this year 10 tho 81 oud posse eor OF
Q few little apples. which the people are watch-
Ing with much solicttude, In the hope that they
may be able TO harvest their first apple crop
The garden is a most pleasing spectacle to
tourists wearied. perhaps. BY the unsnding
prairie through which the train has been pass.
Ing y 10 not at al, unlikely TINT some day con.
siderable land IN this region will he irrigated
by means .ns Of the nst ow
seems to show that nothing but water ID
needed to produce abundant crOps
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First Brigade stan-w. Y. Roosevelt 81
seooLd Brigade signal Corps-F. I. Leigh. 81.
III. ives, FAD Men 4. ii. Field.

NEWARK. AUG la-Ths third annual games OF the
West End A. A. took place At CALIFORNIAN Park yester
day afternoon Tho track WAS In wretchsd condition
on account OF heavy raia There 10 some reason to
believe. also. that the track short for the time
made In several events remarkably fast for such
In the ~ yards novice ". knowlsS
Aohican 4. O. who finished second. protested H. r. Sill
Riverside 4 c.. the ground that si not nov.
ice. having medals for running high Jump events
The results were:
one'hundred yard Dash-J. OHsra, West End A. A..
6yards hr,t; A Harris Manhattan A. c.. yards SEQ.
ond. Time. 1925 seGondA
Four.hundred. .rorty.yard Novice Racs-H. r. SILL
Riverside A. C.. first; W. ). EnowleA Nohican A. c.,
second. Time 81 IS seconds.
Eight hundred .sishty.yard Rum. Glenn. Ma.
toaal A. O.. 4oyards, hrst; ]. Holm ClArks o. n. 7.
Three hundred YARD Rum. W. McAulins West End
A. A., yArds hIst; W. A. CotteP, Brooklyn A. C., IL
yards second. Time. ~ rs sec0ndA
Twohundrsd. and twenty yard Hurdle Racs-W. II.
White. AcornA A. !i5yards nrat; T. 4. Cooper, Man
haitian A. Z. no yArds) serOnd. Time u - psconde
one mile Kun-J. Flahsrty. LorilArd 4 G. 3J yArdsl
nrst; W. !. Classy Wayne A. Y. u2S yArds) second.
Time. minutes ID seconds
Running High Jnmp-t. Friedrich. Active A. G., actual
Jump feet inches nrss; J.. H. ksiiiY institute A e.
{. L. NieoIL Manhattan A. c.. walked an exhibition
mile. covering the distance In minutes 81 seconds
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Tho Banker Il Campbell Co. Nimitedl, at ~
Murray street and st 1.7sG Broadway. manu-
fscturers OF BICYCLES. 10 In the hands OF Deputy
Sheriff Finn ON an execution for $4,000. OBJ
tsined In the supreme Court OF Niagara
county BY H. Durk. The factory Is at 1871
Bedford avenue Brooklyn. The company was
INCORPORATED in March. 1890. with . capital
stock OF $4,000 which was increased q year
The bpsincss Of bonkrr rampbeii. WHO 10
fi,arted In Derpmher 1889; Albert Banker is
C.nll.brii ses eta ). The compa'y has had &C,
10 rating at BraistI set's since March last In
May ths concern claimed sssets of SSS. 600 and
yesterday 70 give any Inform alton vhAteyey
SegAEdlnE the oopRApy'R KpphlAS -S-.
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NIX. W1THERSs TEARL1NGs SOLD.
millionaire Brewer RUPERT Secures q
Nucleus for u Racing stable.

millionaire Brewer RUPERT Secures .
Nucleus for n Racing stable.
While Mr. D. D. Withers has not IS yet had
the good fortune to breed race horse Of
worldwide renown his Brockdale stud farm
has sent out it's share Of stake winners. and
tho annual sale OF Brockdale's thoroughbred
yearlings is always an event Of interest to
patrons Of tho running turf. Seventeen year.
linas. the produce Of the farm in 1890.
were sold In the free field at Morris PARK yes.
terday at auction By Col. s. D. Bruce and the
youngsters brought fairly good prices. Judging
from the present state OF the market for un-
seasoned and untried racing stock. Only four
OF the lot fetched four figures. ]. j. Hyland pay.
ing the highest price. 1850 for q bay colt OF
excellent racing formation. by imp. Macaroon.
out OF Thistle Mr.. Hyland also bought nne
colt by Kinglike. out OF Laura Gould. for $1,000.
Jacob Rupert. the millionaire brewer. added
interest to the sale BY purchasing Chatta-
nooga acing-lookinR colt. by Luke Black
burn. out Of Mamie O. The colt Is half
bro her to Fred Lee. who beat st. Flavan.
Hapenny. Marina, and spinalone in a handi-
cap sweepstakes for two-year. olds at Morris
Park last month. Among Mr. Rupperts other
purchases. four In all. IL a brown filly by imp
stonehenRe. out OF EccoiS. that Will probably
breds.
ons :; asP. he'd. oS Se Is ksSs : si
Morss Tho 6siy srosi.!s 't y: 9 SD ri H. :.
lars Tor tkese .hIexq surii,.s on the Winter tor
sod Ills e. Srd sS:F'f' OF 'S0S' They
e.. ss ~ np s.se "So PIX.
BAY COLI BY KinIii..Lsiis Gould: j. j: liz: go
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CARNIVAL OF THE BELLE HAVEN CLUE.
A Display or Horseaesh RepresentinG
Thousands OF Do1lara.

A Display or HorseHesh RsprssestinG
Thousands OF Dofars.
CoscoB Conn.,. Aug. 15.-About the Casino OF
the Belle Haven Club at Belle Haven thers
gathered this afternoon company OF people
representing tho fashionable life and summer
resid ents OF Green wich. Near by. on the piazza
OF q residence. was stationed an orchestra
giving forth music to enliven the occasion. On
the various streets leading to the Casino were
many handsome eQuirares, tho most Of them
fllsd with ladies and children.
The event which had brought these people
together was the second annual carnival hip
pioue OF the Belle Haven Club. The entries to
this affair were only open to club members.
Tho display OF horses and fine turnouts could
not be excsllsd. not even at Newport or Sara
toga The display represented thousands of
dollars in horsenesh. There were two four-ln-
hands in the procession. Mr.. N. Witherell's
and Mr.. f. H. Johnsons. both driven By their
owners The Judge was Frederick Asksndon
OF Madison. N. J. The hippiaus was divided
into Ave classes. The entries and owners were
as follows:
Class No. 1-Gentlsmen's saddle horses
Chestnut gelding Ginger. Mr.. Lamont Domi-
nick gray mare Twttter. Mr.. w. Comp; bay
mare Mona, Mr.: " NJ Cope: chestnut horse
B BSH M y sssass W., S.sy s s:ldsE
CAPTAIN; Mr.: Z, H. Johnson: chestnut horse
Billy. MIR. y. w. Bucklngham: gray mare
Daisy. Mr.. c. A. Work: chestnut horse Dandy
Mr.. H. II. Adams; chestnut Eelding Dude. Mr..
\. 4: adams. Jr; black geiidine Nspole1n, p;
L. as. tS H. ssaWe Ba
ee eisss ~ sa'f2 uLad,.. saddle hor.s.zB.y
9s Nd P NE Edns fhs
prize was given to Miss Amy Vantine's bay
mare Fleda: second prize to Mrs. +. N. FREQ
mans You Bet IT was great surprlse to
many Of the spectators that Miss Edna John:
son did not receive prize. She 10 commended
ns the best lady rider In Greenwich. and she
had limo horse.
Class No. S-Sinele horses. driven BY gentle
brown gclding Prince. Nj. n. Withersli; gray
horse Jack %: Hearts. Mr.. A. G. Downing Jr.:
bay. geldins Dandy. MI; Z =. Curtiss; bay
prize St 70 XII. n. Wetheriis Prince: second
prize to Mr.. I. i. Curtisss Dandy.
Glass No 4-Single horses. driven by ladies'
brown GeldinR PATIENCE. Miss Daisy Greer;
bny geldine Bob; Ms. p Gurtiss: chestnut
sss sdSs Ms NJ 4.s b., y
Mrs.. T. i. Cnrtiss's Bob. '' '''"DN '''-' ~
Glass 5-Carriaee pairs. Chestnut and gray.
Dandy and Peacock. Mrs. F. N. Fresmnn: bays.
Belle and Kitty DE- A.; Al smlth: chestnuts.
Dick and Dandy. W. A. Park: bay and gray.
and JOYCE. E. ". Mcciare. First t prise 10 Mrs.
+. n. Freen ans Belle and Kitty: second prize
to G. +. Dominicks Jack aud Dandy.
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FIREMEN OF THE OLD DAYS,
They Will Have = Grand Excursion 20 Ia
Herkiner Convention on Aug. 1881.

They VIII Have . Grand Excursion to the
Herkiaer Convention ON Aug. 1851.
These are busy days among the volunteer
flremen who are In the thross OF preparation
for their trip to tho Stale Firemen's Convsn.
ton at Herkimer. on Aug. 1921. There viii
be large representation OF old drsmen there.
and the preparations for the occasion are on Q
large scale. Last year the association sent to
the WATERFOWL Convention 1876 mon from New
York. led BY . brass band Of twsnty-ons pieces
and drum corps Of fifteen. to say nothing Of
three negro water carriers and porters. Thi1
year 1t is expected that the record OF last year
will be outdona.
The volunteer nremen will leave the city on
Wednesday next. taking tho 80 p. NJ train
on the West Shore Railroad for Niaeara Falls,
The Falls will be reached early on the morn
ing Of the next day. and after stop OF nine
hours the excuTsionists will start for Buffalo.
night on Thursday they will take the train for
Herkimsr: .rrlvipg At the Convention, on its
prize drills. On Saturday thoy. will leave for
for z public parade along this route: Jay street
to Hudson street thence to Reade street.
to Pa row. and through PARK II row. The Bow.
cry. Grand street. and. Essex street to their
II. Uniform q h the cd Voiunseers will con.
sist Of blue fire coat. blue pantaloons: rod
shirt black neckt10. bun gloves. glazed black
leather belt. and fre or fatigue cap. It is hoped
that they VIII enjoy better fortune on their
ISOLATION during. their, outing In PIattsbureh.
two years ago. In anticipation Of their arrival
tho Inhabitants of the capital OF Clinton coun-
y laid in largo stock of twenty.cent pieces.
Canada coins. and load quarters. These were
fremsn. with the result that their tour cost
nally expected.
There are three organizations OF veteran
flremen In New York-the Volunteer Assooia-
ton; which has its headnuarters In Essex
Fourteenth street, and the EXEMPT Associs-
ton in Eighth street Prominent ID these or
Gilroy, who was a member Of Old Rock. In
Marion street: Sheriff GoEman: who was Q
Justice Diver who belonged TO EAGLE Engine
In William street and Richard Croker. who
T res On engineer 81 Knieksrbocker Engine in
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m A. L. hA
an ns fe credited to oshs Lon Meyer, until
10 to h
After the Cary and Rsm ,Ssv
iHn Accomplished rnhy while in hhsni anco 'his
cur tines A. tn, EnSsn shSs
M bsinD III mon Tor The do Sv n GOOD Yards.
while 81 dstssh.sd he ran tbs roo yards IL 10
sn%sr foS tho, ~ %,sfancs thnn the trscH ON
hs
Of doing - yards. ins H evens." under favor.
able think the English time
are i thsroah .Hsn ~
~ general At = set Of games not 100 miles
iron New aorS Snce saw 1Wo esd Nth
minmts Tenistsr' IN 'ionbt whsths s 10 Snnounce
,hs s som :" aS race or ~
that at an important. meeting held at Staten
HIM Tho svstsm adopted IN Amsr,ca. Of
Vogue In EnelanI, where they have only one
oiifciSl time Sespsr. There are aeneraIiy sew
sTs SnSc.! timers ,s but M NM siS q q tho
,ah,a ,n w' sns ss up. 3 Goi.m.s NJ pstrv
Waiter Hat, Or i: u: SI!$%ith; Ths men !;
can tell to hall hard how fast son
F.S9s,sS ,h,s ihs hand ear ssopRsd
To . NAV n hn can dn IL osco,Ts ~, ths
M 10 ,yhinS ia a. ~. rs,a 81 t,Hm verd. ~
a ao aI,h Tie tina vouId ha ons vsrd
ha,ier than avcns ~ ths hand s.vis,sssS
pmidWav sn hntwesn 3 4.5 and in secnnas 40
sxnsre ara NAV tbat IN Sio handicans m ~
viii he, tSonsonda Of doliars on ~ man Who
shows half yard better than the otter run.
hv ,ho nfaciai md othes tim ara 70 run Fla HAT
IN the on varS handican n Sas, "a any ~ The
nthHr Mai ~inners h%t n nrofsssions, timsp
wh0 ma thare AMI hannsnaS 10 have his
vntch On told Sarv ha made rnnnsr smad
Etsvenson 40 mali n ward befter than he had
Snns That ha was rivht wss shnVn IN thS
anal when Stavenson heat Carv about foof.
IN Nav Sort "A thev do in Enp}and Five ma air
Thousand unsct atnrs over thare IA a evarvdar
occurrencs Al HuddersfeiI. vhera the n an.
haftan Hfhjatic Club ieam comuetsj. lime %.
ths n,mher Who actnaiIv raid nj the Ssts " =
nver ri mn And mt Manchsster Jniv II tha ~.
tsndancs was astimatsd NJ 20.000 I beIieve
II clubs hare gave good prizes and scrateh
racas az IA 10 hiring the hast man to1ethsr An
thereby insurs a nigh cl"ss Contest tn. pu6io
thsrs y mo- peason wI,y The sttendsnse shoud
NOT te a. great here as in EnsIend.
owinS 10 ths large numbsr 81 oompetitors in
Envnna ~ a. nscsssnrv ~ Savs SiYsrant
haniicanners for The various branches 81 snort.
There in n recornfzSi hnndioannsr Tor The
snrint anofber for distanes racss Snotbsr for
Sa,tin1 and anothsr for hcvCiinC Each
cnmnetitor ia comneiled 70 filf IN an cntrv
form. stating his last perfarmsnces, and
hin iiabis 70 snsnension The Amatsnr
Atn,at;c nion hnve an nfYc,a han dicsnnser
Who allots The stsrts in ali athletio eVents az
est hicvcino ~ m fxsd eaisrv This Is An
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The co-,.tA,.. Navy Have +. San.

Despite the rain and nckis wind. the postponed 70
Eatta OF the Cornthan Navy, sailed in Hsmpssad Bay
yesterday afternoon. was . sueoesa The race was
open all under rs feet The signal gun preface
fred at clock. Ten minutes later the starting
tho line, hsipoh on by . southwss: breeze The
course Tor the Is aud 22toot boats was from stake
Ro. s Say % rns sSs e and .rG =, sss
~, mica The ~ IS and it.foot boats sailed
's ss reSnasa and f.. .Hna
nee. al times were beealmei. Toward the finish the
sued by squsll aAd . thun,er shower.
Squadron Gun offered y the Lenx Island sound. Es.t
navy for the winner OF sloops The Gip.y
S III 81 s.;:
boaa Class Is. the looming won Class c. cabin cat
boats Va. won BY the Prince Class D open e.sooats
won ~ the Alice: open catboss Css. +. was won "
the vr,esse In the special race FOR cabin soops and
cutter. tho prize carried "a by the Mary c. The
the race could not be obtainsd The starters were:
Cc... 4 Vp,n soops 2ThoIH ,S.ned ~ ~iimos COZ.
open CatbostA Class BsHominy. owned BY E T.
Drsytsr,; Y. owner. J. q. Essrton; Phosba owner.
class c. Cabin sloops-Rosms. owner c. H. Con.
Cabin c.,oo... chs. c.5s.d,s owner. H. A. shsr.
Open Cstboata Giass D-skf asllln owner Irwin Coz.
.oD .sss4p h c.. ow EA:' hss Harry Wa.
Special for Cabin .sloops and Custers-Gsrtruda
Tss:r oTR;s r:r., g.:
Thomas ClophAuA
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A GUINEA HENS PLUCK.
She Went for . Rat and Fought to = Fla.
ish Without Once Qu.iIing.

NoRwALK. Conn. Aug. ia year ago City
Sheriff Crofutt Of Dsnbury bought what he
supposed to be Guinea cock for breeding
PURPOSES. 1tturned out to no a hon. 20 no
made pct OF 1t and turned II In with his large
stock OF Brahmas day or two ago there was
such commotion In the chicken yard that Mr..
Ciofutt left the dinner table to Investigate The
hi assa ls From his back s,oop he saw
hens. Tbs chicksn was iutIsrlna about IAN and
II seemed to be- all up with It.
bon and rooster few At. the rat with such
ierG9clty that II released It's bold on the Brahma
hat battle between the little game h,n ANA the rat.
snd ray spIang and bit, and the hen picked
Win a.. Guinea nicR ing the fur from it, body.
rinn'iv thr rat got or = i"et AID made u dash
IL ili w.s forced to turn and nght aga.n, In
s gran tnsrs were streaks 9t bioo,i Oh the
q last Hsds lie esesps ip . hol. under the
So0n n Va nsht. said Sheriff Cgotptk
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At the Camp or the C.ao,sts.

interfered with the first days consd.
erabs extent. Three events wsrs posted for this
morning but only twp were run on Tie nrss WAS
for novcss The course was the inside triangle
and twice around. making three miles IN ALL Mott
Smith hrst the line followed closely by W.
Martin The cruising race was sailed over the cut
s.eeny nnaliy won. with W. \ Marlin second.
The trd contest was the upset padding II open 70
70. Of hs.dSa.,seI, ana nn.hst on no os,..ea
annie ont In III. Iake 1hs c.noss 1t Tho SECOND signal
GanSs ,luS woI N pAyn; With ". Dudley g me
Douglass. thr1
& Martin h.; been ruled On. Of second place In the
limita "
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M.rhs... Qualifying At crs.d.oo-.

Marksnen Qualifying At Creedaoor.
The fourth marksmsn's match Of the season occurred
the State rifle range Creedmoor ysstsrday. Those
who made the qualifying scors OF ~ points
the :uO and 800 yard ranges were:
Rooney Co. A. ": J D. HopkinH Go. p. 81; n Z.
sLont Co. l. 81: Corner. Go. y. 81; Bull Co X 81:
4,S S,ssnarA,s Gc 81 os.held C 49,
g. d. s; W ! King CO; i: .; q. ksm6is Jr. Co T..
g. st:.. gf.as:s g s!est COS g. r,. 4.
a. q So: =. Pare GO. ISL s. Baird. e.. 3. y; +
Sy w Id. ", Go e. ~ rssf y Co e. saw
CO. 81; F. ! Montgomery. Go. 1 81 L Martin Co. H.
Gis'k &c stout e. csffa s. S. ru.tI
DOVE dTs ca o..s g Lsns Co E. Iii George
I4S,r.s.n.n k:..n.as osrisshy. Co H. SO; John
twenty third Rssimsnt-P s swain. Co A. -: 7. W.
rssl. CO CO h.. .%ssF' ss c. s % ia
dsrhilL Co, C. ss ". BokgA co. c: IS: 7. Collins
GO IS; q g Hall Co x; %; l. Blossom. CO. 4,
issrsm Co. H. ss Carlisle Co a. ss a. " r. Day.
4: COL. c. g, s2i p 3: Bierlin, 60. * 81; J. N.
%a:::Fs e 81 s'T E:a. ss 4 ca a. " al TON q
T:ssaiy: s.eopd ,Esrim.ns-h Held. Co X, 81; Z W.
sixty ninth RsSiment-a o'Haulon. Co l. a, p.
oN,ho1sy 60 K 81; r. j. Fnn:.:sy, CO 1 81
EoEsrt Go sli j.. g 6sr.kL Go; = $oi ~ y s,ea.n
Co. X. 81: W. II. Edw.rdh Co b. sU ". q. Bxrten. Co
2 80; e. y. Boynton. Co. B. 80; II. E. Montague. Co.
girst Brigade stan-w. 2. Roosevelt sa
Second Brigade signal Corps-E I. Leigh. 81.
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A battle Royal !. Earnest,

fresh from the Emerald Isle viii be tue principals In
battle reysl ~ the Palace Rink, Grand street.
williAmsburEh. tomorrow evening. The affair viii
Rs, mean, tue the ss,t. Win 5. SroMrh ,' ana
, r iermlpaliG,n, ON tie .smt evening
,.r nso ~, as skates Of he Gan win hays four
fu OF Dishes two eoIorsd men viii undsrtste to eat
pie. for prize While C!ark Vt BROOK yn aud frank
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Fire Chief. v,.,. New Haven.

New HAVEN. Aug. 16-Fifty OF tho fire chiefs
who were In attendance at the convention
which adjourned In Springfield yestsrdsv. are
in his city to day as the guests Of Ma, rs Ssr.
gent and Chief HendIick. The citys fire Hp.
The visiting chiefs were shown East Rock Park.
Th:yC Tss: nan :ad Ssass Of Interest,"
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On Chicsgo's Rival Tracks.
CHICAGO Aug. lo.-Thsss are the results as GARFIELD
Park to-day;
First Race-ssvsnsishths Of . mile. BON Air won,
Pilgrim second. Gov. Ross third. Time ! ,2s.
Second Rsos--One mile and . sixteenth Reveal won
The Kaiser second Boro third Time. I:5o
van ~. IT,, Ct % Tn r.:
Fourth R.es.0ns mile Lorenzo Won Marion @ SEQ.
Eth Raee-Thres fourths Of mile 70 Tambien won.
ssts ssecha ~ Time
AarchnA second. Geraldine third. Time. l;i4k
virst Raee-siI furlonss- Matilda won. Minnie Gee
Second Racs-Mils and seventy yards Joe Carter
v9ni Harry Ray second Lab.ld third. Time Ia
Third Race-Miie And y turion9: handicap. Nero
l:h7ii. 's'
Fourth Rsce-six furionss Ivanhos wen. Lizzie
0wynpe second Lizzie d. third. Time. l;II.
second. Polemus third Time. 49, WV
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Hibernians Have . Pic.,c.

Tho annual picnic and Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibsruans Of Hudson County n. j.. took place yester
day Al caedoniau Park Jersey City. The results
were:
-Four hundred and forsy.yard Run open to all ANA
teurs-John Moran Loriiiard A. O.. ~ yard. nrst: A.
iialsey Yonkers A. C.. ~ ysrdA second Time min
- Esht.hr In sndeishtyys,d Run open only to
hrst Michael Moran second Time. 8 minutes. '
Eight hundred and. eighty yard Run. open to ali
Mnran Lorillard a. q. scratch. second. Time. >
Eirli.hundr.d andsishty yard Run open to bows 10
ysars Ga .nd unner.f stsubsr. S0 yard. nrsti W.
=, One Me Kun sLsn 20 ~ .m.tsur.-kd ward Aurrhy
Time minutes 6sscoudh
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TERRE HAuTE, Aug. 15.-Fre almost conn
pletely destroyed tho machinery of the mine Of
tho New Pittsburgh Coal and Coke Company at
Alum Cave. Sullivan county. There has been
q strike at the mine for a week. and II 10
thought the mine was set on IRE after mid.
machinery, winch was OF the eos lest kind and
the most complete OF any In the state for
pany estimates the loss at 100000. with two
thirds Insurance.
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The Winners ut Gloueester.

GLoucEsTxR, n J., Aug la-Ths races TO-DAY resulted
a. followsi
First Racs-One and ons-e ighth miles Gypsy Qussn
won; Aiddlestone second Iroomsman third. Time,
second Rsce-Fonr and one half furlonss Rudd FIR
O:Sala. N'NAs'
~ Third MISREPRESENTATION: Of a mile BENJAMIN won.
aSut,n scs.Fopr and enc half f9rlonss. Gsnsvisvs
Fitch Race Six and auarer fuTonRl TlpstAf won,
StrA'sgem second kirkns third. Time, i;23k
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Bostoa to Have a Racing Meeting.

Boston. Aug i5.-tisorge Enssrman Of New York and
David ". Blanchard Of Boston viii inaugurats q week
OF running races At FRANKLIN Park. sausu. after the
for the running turf and hs coming races cannot fs
be success Mr. blanchard has pure hased from thc
AthsniA Stable tho three year old colt Dictum by ro
Quois, dam Bonnie Meade. by Bonnie Fcotlsnd,
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