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toundmnksr,. iItave, i,rcah ont.

orrAwA, July 1.-THE arrest Of Chic
Breaking. .Through.the.1Oe has caused
much commotlon among the 1ndiRpBi in
the neishbothood Of Edmonton. Several
consultations have taken place between
these and the Ctess, ChippewaS and Bob.
tails, A petition asking redress will soon
be forwarded by them " Slr John Nc.
Donald. Better provisions and clothing
are demanded OF else they will revolt.
Tho news Of Poundmakefs Q death caused
a great sensation among them on Mon.
day, and the death dance was performed
with all ils horrible attributes. About
400 braves, covered With war paint, took
part, They have gotten hold ol q report
which they claim ID fully confirmed, that
poundmaker died Of alAfvalion caused BY
neglect Oh the part ot the whites, and arc
lutlpua ID consequence,
The mounted police force will DO TO-
Cfulted BY volunteers Al once. aud oyel
one bundled meniWlll 10 Aenl 70 strength
en ihe lotceh VI Fort McLeod, Colgatfy
md kdmontoni
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nIn aInIne an nusIness.o .

BosToN, July 1.-THE full story sbout
Mr., Lanes connection with the Abingdon
National Bank cannot be told until Bank
Examiner Gatchell shall have completed
his investigation, which will occupy sew,
eral days more. AS the examination pro,
crosses the situation does not improve.
The directors have not, however, given up
the hope Of saving the bank by reorgani.
cation. The affairs Of the Reed estate
meanwhile claim immediate attention and
adjustment, or the matter will reach an
early crisis. It Is stated that some $04, 900
Of the bonds belonging to the estate has
been definitely traced. Mr.. Lane, II Ia
said, has gone to Maine on business,
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HOLDEN, Mo, July IA young mar
named Robinson was shot and instantly
killed by Officer Hesster yesterday. Rob.
inson had been arrested for slight mis-
demeanor, and was being taken to Jail by
the officer when he broke away and start
ed on q run down street. Hester called
upon him to stop, at the same time draw.
Ing his revolver and firing. The ball pass.
ed through Robinson's heart, killing him
instantly. The officer was arrested.
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Newspapers Iiurnsd out.

GALVESTON, TExAg, July IA special
to the Megs from Dallas says; Yesterday
morning fire occurred supposed to have
been caused by piece Of burning paper
thrown through q broken out window In
the upper story Of the Jones building on
Main street. In 20 few minutes the upper
floor, occupied by Meyers & Hewitt, deal.
erg In religious books and the printing
offices Of the Labor Sun, Evening Herald
and PolEsbIah was In flames. The tiremen
auCCeeded In combining the Gre 10 this
floor, but the largest, that Of the Western
Newepapsr Union on the ground floor,
was badly damaged by water. The loss
TO the Western Newspaper Union is esti.
mated Of 81, ,OOO inBurahCe on stock 1000.
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At Detroit-Detroit shut out Philadel.
phia in quiet game to-day, in which
light hitting was the feature. Bennett
made his first appearance since his acci.
dent In the Chicago games and played in
his usual perfect manner. Score, Detroit,
2; Philadelphia, 0. Earned runs, Detroit,
!. Home runs, Brouthers. Left on bases,
Detroit, Z; Philadelphia, 5. Passed balls,
MCGniro, !. First base on balls, off Casey,
9; oil Baldwin, 5, First base on errors,
Detroit, 2; Philadelphia, 2. Base hits,
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, 8. Errors, De.
trolt, 81 Philadelphia, 0. Umpire, Ouslck.
At Obicago-Ohicago, 81; New York, ..
Runs earned, Chicago, 0. New York
gave up the game on the eighth inning.
Umpire, Curry.
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Tho Londel NIuskot.

BATAVIA, N. Y, July 7.-About nine
o'clock last evening William Enright and
August schsrtr were seated in front ol
Blumerlck's saloon. Scharff was busying
himself in loading an old musket, using a
wRd Of paper for bullet. He then fired
at post near by and the wad Of tightly
compressed paper passed through it. He
then entered the saloon and reloaded the
musket, after which he went to where
Enright was sitting, pointed the muskel
at his back and fred. The charge made
hole two inches in circumference in Ea.
rights body, killing him. schartF was ar
rested.
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LopouonERE,s SUMMARY
OF the Election Returns Up to Date-Th,
PrObabIe Outcome.

l
Probable Outcome,
LONDON, July 7,-Mr. Labouoherss
opinion on the result Of the election 90
far Is given in this mornings Truth, He
says; "The counties have yet to speak,
win they pulI'us through2 Idoubt It.
The agricultural laborer knows and cares
little about Ireland, and he is told that
had 1t not been tos the Irish bill he by
this time would have held COW and
three acres OF land. The land bill has
done US a vast amount Of harm. The very
possibility Of the Irish landlords benefit
Ing at the expense OF the taxpayer has
alienated many from Mr.. Gladstone. As
things now stand 1t looks to me as though
the new Parliament will be much like the
old. The Liberals will not have declE-
I've majority, nor the Conservatives even
with the support Of the Liberal and RSdl-
cal unionists who made common cause
with them. What then will hsppen2 I
suppose Lord Salisbury will be installed
In office and be supported by Harring.
TOMS friends and the members for Biz
mingham.
"Whst, then, will be tho duty Of the
Radically 7 To render 1t impossible for
any one else than Mr.. Gladstone to carry
on the Government. This they can easily
do with q strict alliance with the Irish.
Should the Tories obtain the upper hand
and attempt to pass a coercion act, the
Radicals and the Irish should fight on
until they are suspended. This will bring
things to q crisis. Probably at first the
Tories and their allles will Say good rid.
dance, but they will soon find that Il win
be practically impossible for the House to
legislats with one.third Of its members
excluded. Having declared that the Irish
have right to resist coercion, we must
back up their resistance should II be- at
tempted. The time is arriving to take of
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rio Ln Abra Claim,

WARRINGTON, July 7.-A report upon
tho Ia Abra Mexican claim prepared by
Senator Morgan was reported to the Sem
ate to-day. 1t says The country will not
bs satisfied that lLs honor has been vindl.
Gated BY The mere rejection Of the conyen.
tion when the vote Of the Senate does not
clear Up or explain the strong array Of
facts which tend 10 chow that the demand
against Mexico 10 Unjust and has no sub.
RiantiAi foundation,
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TnE Belmont County Republican Con-
yeation will meet at Bridgeport to-day.
The Republicans over the river need all
their strength, and the delegates owe 1t TO
the party at large to place on the ticket
The best men, who are the strongest men.
The party can carry the county with good
men; 1t cannot carry It with q weak
ticket. Personal considerations should
give way to consideration for the general
rnnh
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oANAJonARiE, N. Y, July 7.-By con.
densed reports from Montgomery, sCho.
harie, Oneida and Madison counties Il IL
estimated that the hop crop this fall WIN.
not be one.quarter OF the average Weld,
Three weeks ago the prospects were never
better, but now the yards are literally GOV.
cred with lice, EngliBh flles and honey
dew. Either appearing at this stake 81
the vines growth auguis o failure Of tho
crop. Oh eighteen yards near Sharon
Springs vialted none had esCaped their
ravages. The leaves are dry and Cufled
up. Growers who depend wholly upon
their crop arc very despondent. Where
tour and elk cents were offered for labt
yeat'g hops three weeks ago, now Is and
IL cents are obtained. Very few Old hops
arc In RtoWers' hands, y
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Coke Miners Conyeutlnn.

pirmBuRon, July IA convention Of
the miners oil the Connelbyllle region viii
be held tomorrow TO consider tho propo.
sal lot a final settlement Of The varea
question on q Aiding scale basI6 The 81.
ject Is 70 adjust wages exactly according
10 the amount Of work done and In pfo.
portion 70 the selling price Of coke. This
proposal 10 10 take the present rates Of D5
cents hundted bushels for mining and O3
Ahd 40 cents an oven for drawing when
coke 10 selling at $3.50 por ton aS btan4
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
HAssLER ANp epsoN RAoKRT,
The appointment Clerk of the IatsrIor De-
paFtmsnt Says it is Not Ills Fault That
Gibson Lacks IRlueuee-He Denies Eu-
mlty Towards Him Capital Notes,
sleelaI plpaleA . d. Inl.IIlqmea.

hptetal Dtlpdtfh 10 ne IRtallqeRed,
WASHINGTON, July 7,-Capt, Hsssler
has been induced to make a statement
relative to the unpleRssntness between
himself and Congressman Gibson, The
Captain says so far as he Ia concerned
there is nothing the matter between them,
He denies that he has been interfering or
msddling with Gibson's appointments,
Referring to the Beard OF Examining
Surgeons for the Pension Bureau, organ
lied at Ravenswood, Captain Hsssler says
the extent OF his "msddlesomeuess" Ia ex-
planned as follows; One Of the officials Of
the Pension Bureau asked him II he knew
Doctors Hoyt and Bond, He said that he
did and being intsrrogated as to their rec.
ords he says that he told the officials that
the two named were ex.Ooniederates.
This was reported To the Commissioner OF
Pensions, who decided in accordance with
rule OF the Department, that 1t would
never do to retain as Q majority OF the
Board two exc Oonfederatea to examine the
Union soldiers for pensions, He knew
nothing about the reorganization Of the
Board until he saw 1t announced in one Of
the local papers.
After he read the charge OF Gibson
against him, OF "meddlesomensss" in the
matter, be communicated with the Pen.
zion Bureau inquiring who recommended
the appointments. The Ohisf CLARK Of
lhe-Bnrsau answered In an official letter
saying that Hoyt and Harrison were ap.
pointed upon the recommendation OF Mr.,
Gibson, and DR.. Bond upon DR.. Hoyt's
recommendation.
Hassler has received number OF let.
ters concerning some oil Glbson's appOin.
tees, but declines to allow any Of them to
be printed. He says In Glbson's former
campaigns he had no warmer supporter
than himself. II Gibson does not get the
recognition he desires in the Department
1t Is not his fault, More appointments
have been made In the Interior Depart.
ment OF persons residing in Gibson's dis.
strict than from any other section OF the
State. Hasser says that he does all he
can to aid West Virginia Democrats seek
ing Government positions.
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Mhnt DOC. mi. NIonn +.

LONDON, July 7.-Rus,ia has informed
the powers that Batoum is no longsra free
port,
The Berlin press concurs In the belief
that this announcement Is the frat step
In the Cars denunCiatlon Of the treaty
OF Berlin. Fifteen thousand Russian
troops have passed o lessa and are maasinp
in Bessarabia,
Tho Daily Neps says that !Russia's
action in closing the port OF Batoum is a
gross breach Of faith and is most dis.
cteditable tothe Czar. England, il says,
ought not to recognize or condone
this action. The NeVS adds: II Russia
continues to act thus she may find q
general league against her involving an
exclusion from International intercourse,
which she is scarcely able to afford.
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lisnn.pLN COS CpnInr Homo

wAsaiSoroS, July 1.-THE poa to-day
saysi ut may Almost be considered a set.
lied thing that Hon, 3, 8. Cox will shortly
resign bic position % United States Min.
islef 10 Turkey and seek reelection u
Congress. A prominent Representative
Ia this city has received letter from him,
IN which 10 related the reluctance With
which he accepted hla new duliea aud
apoko Of the pressure which has been
brought 10 bear upon him 10 come bach
10 New York, Ia concluhgn. he ex,
proceed 4 desire " return, ~ lAld "
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TnE Presidents latest declaration not
To bs present in the Capitol on the last
night Of tho session of Congress shows
that his wife insists on early hours. Even
thetine honored lodge excuse cannot save
Grover from the wrath that would surely
follow a belated return to the White House
on these early July mornings.
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81, Louis, Mo, july 7.-Judgo Van
Wagner, Of the Criminal Court, to-day
ovOruled the motion made recently BY
Maxwell'a attorneys ior a new trial. Al
soon % the prisoner shall have been senl
fenced an appeal will be taken 10 the EuY
premo Court. II this shall prove uhetic.
ceeelul the case will DO taken 70 the United
SiAtea Court on the ground that the laW
which allows the prosecution more ohall
lengea ol iurqte than the detento 70 IN
constitutional, N-f
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Iris rumored that the versatile Minis
ter Of the United States at Constantinople,
the ex.humorist Of the House Of Repre-
ssntatlyes, has become tired Of the mag
niacenCe of the Oriental court and pants
for an opportunity to again hull some Of
his ancient Chestnuts before an admiring
throng Of his fellow Congressman.
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NYlleWI

LovIsyrL1E. July THE Louisville
club played in great iOlm to-day, and won
easily from the Athletics. Atkisson had
split hand and was hit for a total Of
twenty.six bases. Not hit was made Of
Hecker until the tixth inning, when he
began pitching easy ones. He also made
four hits and stole three bases. White
made the only error for the home team,
which was the fumblIng OF very hot
grounder Score:
innins'. s'........,......... / 2s45s7sg
hPSs'I9i::.. 1PRsElis :..::. :.: - -
Earned runs, Louisville, Z; Athletic, 1.
Two base hits, Mack. Three base hits,
Mack, Gross and 0'Brien. Passed balls,
0'Bren. First base on balls, of Hecker,
4; AtklSson, 8. Struck out, Hecker, 8;
Atkisson, 8.
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TIE dispatches state that the Gladston-
iGus ure losing heart and acknowledge de-
feat. II the friends Of the Irish cause
will only remember that this Is the Lex
iugton OF their contest they will take
heart and renew the struggle for victory
that is as sure to come as was the indie.
pendence OF the United States.
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would be more at home in Congress, al
though he had been received with high
hnnors and CoTdiality at the sultan'a
court, and that he would be alberto serve
his country better in the National Legla-
lature than at Constantinople. He inti-
mated the possibility Of his resignation
being sent in, but did not commit himself
10 definite statement"
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TnE heartlessnefs displayed by the
Vtoup that gathered around the remains
Of the unfortunate brakeman on the Lake
Shore road at Chicago, who took the place
Of one Of tho strikers, does not reflect any
credit upon the cause Of the strikers.
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Shot ihn Illrl,t MINI.

CINClNNATI, O., July 7.-In Glendale, a
village fifteen miles from Cincinnati, Jacob
Alexander, who was extinpuishing the
lamps this morning, was assailad by two
men. He managed to throw them off and
Gre upon them Just as one was aiming al
him. One Of them fell and the other fled
Alexander went and gave himself up. Il
was found that he had killed Mike Fo'
garty, who had previously killed two men
and served terms in the workhouse and
nanitnnkiarv
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ROME, OHIO, July IA dis rBtrous Gre
occurred here to-day, destroying eleven
dwelling houses, boarding house, two
large barns, two warehouses, q saw mill,
two Touring mills two car loads
lumber and 100000 Of shingles
were burned. Ths losS will be SSOO,00O
and insurance $4,000, Sixty men are
thrown out Of employment and twenty.
seven iainilles are left destitute. The
origin Of the FIRE Is unknown, but 10 bup.
posed tohays caught from q freight on.
0iah
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Mlndo. tlln.. ,yurLr. tlon,anllnn.

PiTuBuRdH, Pa, July 1.-ThiS morn.
ing's session Of The window Glass Workers
Convention was devoted 10 the reading Of
reports Of minor committees and 10 routine
business. The apprentice system WAS tli6.
Cubssd, but no action taken. fllAthoupht
there will be no change.
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" the Gordon oil.bearing sand Is &C.
csssible 10 tho drill over range Of seven
miles, and productive all the way, oil will
be 60 cheap that residents Of the rural re.
glons can afford to burn 1t in their back
yards as substitute for the usual spring
rnbbish.
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CAPTAIN HAssLER relieves fearful pub
lie ruspense by stating that he has moth
Ing to do with thwarting Glbsons appoint
mens. The Captain says he was once
his tGibson's) best friend, but iS the
iamil, happy now?
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aAcoS, Mo, July 7.-'rhe City Council
recently passed an ordinance prohibiting
The sals Of liquor within the city limits In
less quantities than one gallon, The pro.
pfietOrs Of the saloons yesterday presented
70 The County Court their applications for
licenses but they were oil refused and TO-
day there ID not an open saloon In Macon.
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Earned runs. Brook

Earned runs, Brooklyn, q Pittsburgh,
!. Two base hits, Carroll, Barkley, Nc
Olellsn, Three base hits, Brown, Smith,
MuTammany. Passed balls, Carroll, /;
Peoples, !. First base on balls, of Har'
kins, First base on errors, Pittsburgh,
2. Struck out, by horris, Il; by Harkins,
5. Double plays, CLARK and 'PinCkney.
Errors, Pittsburgh, o. Brooklyn, 8, Total
base hits, Pittsburgh, IS; Brooklyn, 10,
Umpire, Bradley,
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As has been said before, there Is loud
cry for a distinctive foreign pollcy-some.
thing better than the "God Bless Our
Home motto that hangs over Secretary Of
State Bayari's desk. The fisheries ques-
ton Ia becoming an issue,
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rtrrsDuRan, Pa, July I. : Timothy
Mead and Ftllz Mozheimet, aged respec'
lively 10 and IA years, were drowned ID
we Allegheny river near kitlAnning, Pa
lhiS morning. Mead was BelGed with
cramps while bathing, and Moxheimgl
JUMPED In The water 10 fesctie him. "a
We struggle both boys were, drowned,
Ehoit bodies were recovered at noon,
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In spite Of drought and blight the
American wheat and potato crop promises
to do very well, 1t is a very singular year
when America is downed on anything
that depends on her natural productive
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pls.tiAsbIn CoSynn pleaaes all who use
~ and u 4 general iayollte,
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OTTAWA, July 7,-The police were mott.
fed yesterday that Wilson and Lesley, the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal detaul.
tsrs, had been seen in the street here
by a person who knew them we'll. II here
they have disappeared, as no further trace
OF them can be- found.
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Appropriation. for West virginia Rivers,

Appropriations Tor West Vlrglnla Rivers,
SPECIAL DlpatCh TO TIE IGtttItOa'eer,
WASHINGTON, D. o., July 7,-In the
Senate to-day the amendments 10 the
River and Harbor bill in regard to West
Virginia rivers were adopted. They in.
creased tho appropriations for the Kama,
wha river from $3.50 600 TO $250O00, and
also appropriate $22, 500 to Little Kanawha
Improvements, and $500 for improving
the navigation above the West Fork, pro-
vidipg no tolls shall be collected on the
river, II any tolls are now In force they
must be abolished before any money ap
propriated can be available. The appro
prlatlons for other West Virginia river
we retained in the bill as they can't
from the House.
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CaIEp PouSpMAxER's braves have taken
serlou, ofIense at the death Of their chief,
and now want revenge for the clean bullf'
ave sho. Of Nature,
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SFRiSoFiRLp, MASS, July 7.-J. II,
Barns, Of Holyoke, accidentally smother
dhlab b.yeAf.0ld child Yesterday BY throw
Ilg Z quilt over II when he entered a dAlh
pNdioom fora nap III
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TaE man who will invent process to
bottle up tho heat Of these July days and
keen it to turn loose next winter will beat
natural gas out Of sight,
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BAsR BALL.
Pittsburgh wrests a Game from the Brook,
lya sluggers- Other Games,

lyn hluggeFs other Games,
PlTTsBuRGH, July 7.-By out-bsttinp
their opponents and playing an almost
perfect fielding game, the Pittsburghs de-
fested the BroOklyus this afternoon and
strengthened their hold on second place.
The feature Of the game was fine run
ming catch by Glenn, Attendance 1000,
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Cincinnati Downs the WAIets,r

QNcISSAGI, July 7,-The "Alsts" and
Cincinnati clubs played a dreary game
to-day, which was won by the home team
by lucky batting, The visitors had the
bases full In the last inning, but were un.
able TO do any hitting. Pechiney sue.
Cumbed 10 the heat In the fourth inning
and MuIlane pitched the rest Of the game,
Attendance 900, Score;
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Ma. ATGlSsoS should stop neryously
tyitchlng his month and having quayers
in his voice, 1T makes the Register aus
nacI him.
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CLEyELANb, o., July7-Ths Mahonlnr
Valley Iron Company at youngstown,
Aligned the iron .wOfkeis scale to-day, and
every mill In the valley will nov Be ID
operation. =
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PissTByEon, PA, July THE two hun.
dfed coal inlngie, employed al RSnaia
mines At Mcdonald, Penn, elttisk ie,dsv
iol ga advance oitWo cents pet Ton Ia ne
mining rate The mlne1 are closed.
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THr Opposition 10 Home Rule in Ire
land even knows how to steal ballot boxes,
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plrrsDuRan, July 7.-The third DAY Of
the summer trotting meeting at Home
wood attracted a crowd Of 1900 persons.
The races were spirited, the track fast and
the weather unComfortably warm. The
2:2O pacing race for purse Of $1,000, un-
finished from yesterday, was won by
Pronto, Of Philadelphia. Four heats
were pacBd to-day, Pronto taking the 4th,
9th and 7th heats and Messina Boy the
9th heat Time 2;l7t, 2:20l, 1920 and
The following is a summary OF to.day's