{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BEACON COURSE WEDNEs
DAY.-Mr. Browning, the owner and rider Of Hops,
in The Hurdle race Of Wednesday, and proprietor
of the Bacon Course, died yesterday morning
at quarter past ten o'clock, Of the injuries he re-
ceived. From the time he was taken off the ground
TO the hour mentioned, he never showed the slight
est symptoms Of sensbty. The rider of Americas,
who was thrown from his horse In the second heat,
has somewhat recovered, SO as to be able to go
abroad yesterday morning. The horse Hops has been
much more seriously injured by his fall than was
anticipated he was not expected to live yesterday
morning. Mr.. Browning has left wife and young
family to deplore his loss