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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
BROOKLYN.

The Navy contract frauds court ot inquiry had CHER
Clerk Burc Of the of Provisions and Clothing.
on the stand Yesterday. Mr. lIesbel, OF the Attorney
Generals Office conferred with Assistant District At
torney Devenncy and It Is anticipated that additional
arrests Will be made this week
Professor George 7. Kemp. OF Johns Hopkins Uni
veslty has been appointed associate In Bacteology
and Physiology in the Hoa gland Laboratory.
The body Of a man found In Gowanus Canal last
week was identified Yesterday as that OF James W all
age forty-ive OF No. IIairisonst.. who missed
from his homo a few da-s ago.
Absolute divorce granted yesterday 20 W. IL
Rogers from Lucy l.. Rogers. OF No. s6 Marcy ave
The correspondent John Turner. of 40. 2ol Aims
Hest
Mrs. Caroline Simpson, age forty-fvc. OF No. %
wa,cott-st.. attempted suicide yesterday by taking
dose OF Paris green. She has been living the wife
OF Frank Simpson for eight ears although not married
TO him. a. he has lawful wife and eleven children
Recently simpson desired Got rid OF her she was
addicted 10 drink. and few days he turned hel
out OF doors She to the house and begged TO b'
taken back Monday and he allowed her to sleeI
there and in the nl-ht She took the poison.
The VIII OF tho late Charles Garlichs Of the New
York stock EXcha.c, pr0bated yesterday. LII
left all his property to his widow.
Deaths last week. 49, births. os1 marriages. 81
The Droollyn Park Commissioners discussed ycstcr
day tho question Of lighting Prospect Park and thu
Ocean Parkway with electric lights. II propose,
to use some Of the 1900 OO0 appropriated for per
mancnt Improvements In the Park In providing al
electric light plant II proposed to connect thu
dynamos With the pumping engine at tho well.
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WALLET AND BALL AT NORWICH.
A LIGHT DRIzzLE DOES NOT CHECK THE HARDY
CROQUET PLAYERS

Norwich, Conn, Aug 81 speciall.-Cloudy skies OBJ
scured the sun this morning, but threatening rain and
occa ,.onal drops could not dampcn the aror of tho
lovers Of croquet The giants will have great week
of IT, and lovers OF croquet will have chance TO see
all the points Illustrated. Bishop broke GermondS
record in fine style lie holds 10 the balls like a
miser Jacobus redeemed yesterdays goose egg
and broke DIckey's and Reads records in quick sue
cesslon Many visitors are here, and are surprised
at the beauties OF the game as displayed on the per-
fcctly made grounds. Cheers for brilliant plays are
frequent Maurer captured wambold and Real In
rapid succession to-day Tho jersey 1ilys' record
Is unbroLcn lie is in good form, and Is one Of the
most graceful players In tho association Bishop
won from Wambod after vigorous effort for rover
ship on the part of last years champion johnson
broke Gemond's record again, leaving two goose
eggs, on his score card. Wambold won from Dckey,
although the latter made carrom tho length OF tho
grounds through side wicket and captured the balls.
Gormond won from Read in soventy-hvc minutes.
JacObus and Maurcrs contest attracted much alton
ton Maurrr got balls tho fourth play, ran 10
centre and his antagonist caught slice OF ball eX-
The corner caused the playing bail s1uarcH 10 jump
tho object ball Maurer manipulated the balls Smelly
and finally 10 successful rovership ami victory
The prophecy yesterday Of unprcc edentcd PLAYING
has been fulfilled. Bryant, from Florence Mass
camc this afternoon. All the delegates have arrived
but Norwich hospitality knows no limits. Much vi
the playing was done in light drizzle.
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NEVSFRON THE SUBURB&
NEN.IERSEY.

George Davis. cashier Of the West Side Bank. New
York, while driving on Monday night in Planhcd,
was thrown from his carriage by his horse taking
fright and running away. lie was picked mp nncon-
sclous bleeding from an ugly wound in the head HIS
skull is believed to be fractured. f'srrdy Mr.. Davis
continued in an unconscious condition. and but little
homo Of his recovery entertained
There was an unusual yesterday at the
funeral OF John Ray the ne-maker who committed
suicide Saturday night at his home NO. D" IL
Haldwinst., Newark. Three days before he committed
suicide no had married young Paterson woman and SIX
weeks before marriage he had been divorced from his
first Wife At the house yesterday afternoon the
first vito appeared and demanded the body, saying
that tho bride was no bride at all and had no tight
TO &C. A settlement was finally effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22

. ,. 70 N. war psrnes then brought up Hypocrite,
who won easily enough by length; hupef' '"'"'
lengths before supervisor. ann ,nnrp
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP. $50 EAOh' s'oo
FIVE FURLoNGS'
A. H. Morrass blk. Britannia py, risvld
Eatsless yrs i9 e,r1 Russell. & TO- .CEnssl
j. b. iiagsn's b. Widow Cii0uot 2 D. 'el n,a mi
F. " spoess.r. CHI, cogale. lf 5sss.' 9
( aasys sS b. F1p %%r H. ios XndcisCnS DISC
to rnne it, 20 Ilaoe-Branni' to D. Harry
The race lay between the first and second eno. ss
throughout Umpire leading all the way ana crs''.s ,'
line neck before Britannia In inc homes'roV'"
son committed n most palpable foul, cutting aeross
pd,rnic in manner that inlercred with his stree anu
nrcvsnted him from extending himself Littleneu "'uo
n,,Int 70 the Judges. Anderson was called up and
aS a ana meeting with applause Harry
Russell who thus got second place was 1ol'" ''"s
behind Brsnnic .,,,,rc
Smith KAcE-pUEsE 5000 SELLING. 1.s MILES
$. W. Streets CHI. Lucy H., by Barnton BY, the,
T I"kcSn gFs en- niS g. Ernest aged los a%on
j. coltons b. Z. Glepssrray, T. los "ieOh' o
Post odds; To wn-Erncst to g. Lucy IL to l. Glen
spray TO l. Plaee-Luey d. 70 d, Ln ~. ~. nm Win.
lengths before Glenspiay No foul this time and 10 bid
for the winner.
SEVENTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsE.
PURSE 5000. SHORT COURSE
r. Bradleys br. g. Elphin, by Matador Electra yrs
c. j. 1Kc ely b. g. Puritan aged 1916 (cashanl
Hampstead Stabic's 6. II iartee 130 (M Daly)
W & Day's br. 9. sam Brown, aged. 1856 losbone} .
A. w. Wergardt's b. L. Wellington, 2gef 165 tDaNlo)
A T. Macurc's h. G. Alex. r.. aged 1877 lHaggertyl =
W c. CuDertson's blk Diabic. 4, 100 OiaI,marke,
W. J. la Cals's b. e. Leroy, g. 40 . lIichsnns
j. H. McCOlmicks b. g. Monto Christie o. 10. ..
Time-3 90
Fell. s+Ieft az tho post. .
Post odds: To win-Lcroy 1-2 to l. Puritan 70 l.
Pe,artce TO J. Monte Christie 10 l, sam Brown 70 l.
EIphn to Alex. T. TO l. Wellington 10 10 l. Disoie
IL TO /. Pace-Eph.n > to /, Puritan to D.
Monte Christie was left the post. Leroy and Diooie
fell led through the inner field but was oupaee'
on tho fiat by Ephin, who won by dozen lengths
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Jersey CITY.

Mrs. wcnecke, who was arrested on suspicion OF
having caused tho death Of Mrs Pagnam. at No. eli
Ralroad-svc., parOed by Judge stllsing ycser-
day tho evidence OF the physicians showing that the
woman died OF cholera mofbns.
Frank II. Ennis, wellLnown merchant at No.
III Montgomery.st, had n dispute yesterday with
Eugene Sullivan, assignee for john schweller. who
has a furniture house nearly opposite, In reference
to bill Of goods no asserted tho house had ordered
from him. Ex-Coroner william J. Burns, sales
man for sohwc,ller, was appealed to: and an alter
cstisa snsusd. In which Burns struck Ennis At the
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aoueducs Investigation Part ii, Superior CourA
Convention OF florists, Cooper Union, 10 m
East Side Protection Club NO. TO Ea'' 'io'1"-
Aouoducs Commissioners meeting. ?. m.
Baseball match between veteran paseoah pis9''''
Elvsan Fields Hobokcn 3 y. m. ...
Funeral OF Edward Aronson. No. 2l3 West Fory'touf'n
st., 0 80 a. m. x,u r.,,.r
Lecture by DR.. McGlynn. Temperance hal nAi''n'
Tamm.ny COMMITTEES Of Twenty four. m
Levi p. Morton Battery, No. l.9oo Broad"sy oio'A'
Carriacemakers meeting, Brevoors Hall. p m
TTee excursion OF Santarium for Hebrew childrch'
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LONG ISLAND.

T. Litten of No. $50 East Eighty fourtnsL' c no~
York reported at Police Headquarters 40 uVn.y
Ind disappeared from her home. Miss Littcn. accom-,
nancd by her sister and some friends, vlsltea .oney
Piand on Saturday TO spend the day. In the a i,er
nn"n Miss LItten left them and said sho woa ai
retI,rn IN few minutes. Her companions waIeu ~.
search OF Dor, but could not find her
Ebenezer Hawkins one Of the oldest residents s on
ronw Island died az his home in lslIp on MONDAY,
Of cancer OF the throat He was eigh'y-h'o Jo"i'
old and vel! known among seafaiing men,
The body of Miss Ida Monfort OF Glen Iov's rue
was drowned while bathing, near BayviIe, OF sJur
dav was found yesterday In Oyster bay ha,oor;;
Coroner Hall held an inquest and tho Jury rohdereo
a verdict Of accidental drowning.
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ruUnsDAY.IAU0 Z3.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
ro-pAS
SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEw.YoRx.. ES0~i' ~
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoRX. .......-TuEsDAi' ~"''
ARRIVED
1 sss Ii. with and passengers to Austin
" a. s S,F J s MSa
..ySo: RIO J.qs,s 20 ss' Bar " ,.,m.,
Bs Steamer "~o 20 Aqs 0ays, o sI Vi VT. mSs:
rs s.,..s AVG 20 P,S West
'P Steamer sols.. aiEr; %Sory &c c.
Steamer onyandoe Kelley T n%0sn S :. Co
wh%S,s AND sTo~ 20 a.y
5. Louis . % SSsl vessel 70 john s.ssf
with sugar 20 sansv Hook wind ,resh o. raining Atcy
Island, wind. fresh. Il; raining
S,.m,, por,,. b. Dawson s.Johns NJ ana HALIFAX
All, mise ia passenger. TO BovrinE& Arono and por.
run FRUIT orr 70 Vessel, Arrived At
h steamer a. Freeman days. WIN
and calcus. I2s days. with md''
s %yisS
Brig AT%st mss..s srSTn
'i sGSns cor 55G S:. s.i autcSn:
"T Hr,r skuSy Rs6adan. Ponce, Pi" 70 Gay" VII"
.a na.sensefs Arrive at the Bar At BLVD
v,, Cameron. Liverpool via Queenstown
j srucS ArIsona Br Brooks Liverpool via
AN unae s,aI.td SS Richter via Southampton
o sssSss sss.h,4.- tDscn Msn'Onid'
Fsnss ss{ @ss.isnd tBes Buschmann. Antwerp
wight samsI sa.nn,a Orb rsrszOls
sl-s Jerome a tBr, crinp Para Msranhan ana
Booth q CO ,.,m.,. Adams Nsworesns-J van siox1
| steamer Yemassce. Plat. Charies'ohAna
PGlyas &c t,v O, Augusta Carharina savAnnAn-h'A'
fe ssm.r Richmond Jspnsy. Newport News ana
po,"r '-.r,Id Dotninioy IS Co .,, - w.wroyt Neys
Steamer Roanoke Hulphera Norfolk ana N'"p'
Old Dom,noM REYNOLDS BaltimorsB Dovns
| steamer WiugsIes tBrl Thompson D""-
Spence srman Winter Haets Boston,M ""G Ca
| 6toapet . snnry NSW-H W C.neioA~ ~
e eh,p a. Iobn Fasa san Francsoo-Snt.or go Co
Hsrk ftonus Valparaiso hhorxEFnnoh Edys
| BARK Nornanvik (Br) Morlen'en' ~
r.,. fAns,l saianovcn GO, aon,
| lrg Arcadia Wood ward Barbadoss-h iio"'''-s~
! SAILED.
| s,..u., r,,ooa for liverpool Hans HAmo"ls x.anah
ra,halnette New Orleans City OF 1us'V 70 Roanokc
| Y.mas.sr Richmond; Bchhond' "s'' fo'N'''-'
| Newport news .rr,vrps
FOREIGN PORTS 1910 49,,
| .,,-sanea steamer Ludgats Hill tBr,
B,s~n t2r A"c aiHrrved Ethiopia lBr,
,ra Tsw Yo-k on her To GLASGOW tan" Br
! DUYygT HKAD Aug 2l-Passsa, S 20 AWovca,te
bI W aW,tRG Aug 2-Arrved. steamer husia ''o''
| Iowa. New YORK (Br). Tysou from
| randon and Sueva Ger. Ludwig from ha"ouis ~
lot iip ur 2osaed steamer Nor nonsnsn' '''
| from Japan and China ports hence LOT Ne"'io'A'
p,oJ.,,r.o. Aug ls-saied. steamer La'ssn 'sf'' -
Nav
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SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Sara; ogs Aug. 81 (Speca-The storm which has been
threaten ing all day has at last and the Is pour
ing steadily and is likely continue This Will
suits uncertain Tho entries numerous
usual extra days. when the purses is
The may be won by Chandler, with Chestnut
Belle SKIP second.
Allentown ought to win the second with Judge
Murray second.
tid should to Pee Weep. and Argo may get the
place.
The fourth may be won by Jaubcrt. with King Grab
or sea Fog second
These the entries:
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NEX-YORK CITY.

ur,s. cnstom adoptod by many New-Yorksrs whom
riding in the surface cars on rainy days IS 10 pIaoo
their umbrellas in tho openings back OF tho soas'
ubcrc tho windows put when o,cn. and thus alo"
o, uhrcIlas 70 drip without mountaineering elthor
their nelghbors themselves.
Guard No SIC on the Third Avenue Elevated Rail-
way Is unmIst akably railroad man. and business
men who know that they Liable to become so 40.
sorbed In their morning papers as to be thouGhtess o'
evcrything else try to get in ono OF tho TWO cars
through which he calls out tho stations. lilo Is ho'
liko others who jumbo up and make indlsnct their
words bnt Is deliberate and distinctly onnnciacs each
svllab,e in GOOD round English that can be heard the
lapoh ~ the car For instance. he calls ont Chat-
ham forF Fulton Wall-andSonth forres
tbistraln COOS fly Hall and the BrooElyn Bridge
Tho novelties for this evenings sedl Novelty Con-
cert at Brighton Beach Will be; hananhshaIa
0leuka); Nocturne. for String Orchestra Nocs): In
Tho Mountains. Symphonic Poem Glszo Exhibition
March (Auber) and Gathering Of the Vassals Wagnor)'
A good green glass blower gets SOS week. but tho
wort "a co unhealthy that few old found among
the workers.
PuclIsts say that never before has the youth OF tho
Country shown a more general willingness to learn the
art and pay for learning, than at present.
Th, body of william II. Inman. the founder OF tho
firm OF Inman, swan & Co.. cotton brokers. arrived
froms Tates Springs, Tennessee. last night ana was
taken to his uptown house. No. IL West Fifty si1ths
where tho funeral services. which VIII % strctly
nriva,e will be held as soon tho arrangements arc
completed
II f. sad fact that q homey woman stand, no
chance against pretty girl Of getting seat In
crowded street-car.
dinner-wagon that Is dinner wagon has been IN
vented TO wheel refreshments the lawn for tennis
parties It has wheels big as those OF baby car
rage and springs sprlngy that tea even Is not
"jocgled, out OF tho cups By moving 1t along.
Tho Roman Catholic Church Of St. Anthony OF
Padua In sullivan-st. was crowded YESTERDAY with
priests belonging to tho Order Of st. Francis. Tho
occasion was the annual chapter of tho Province of
tho Immaculate Conception which is made I'D OF this
state Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Ground was broken yesterday morning on the plot
OF ground fronting Bellevue Hospital for the erection
| OF a two-sory brick bu,dinGS to cost $4,000 1t Is
! the gift OF Hrs. Townsend, who has been prominent
I'm conncc ion with many charities and sho intends
| II as readingroom and chapel for convalescent
| patients Of both sexes.
! President James c. Bayles. Of the Health Depart
ment has wrften a letter to Mayor Hewitt In reply TO
| one nom the Mayor. calling tho Health Boards at
tenon necessity for proper precautions agshS'
yellow fever appearing in New-York Mr. Bayles does
| not think that any present danger would Justify Q
quarantine against the persons and goods from cities
| where tho disease exists
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HOME Ne us.


pppvooRr-John c. BullItt OF PhIialel phia- Drums
wiCKJohp c. Barnard, Predent Of tho OHIO and Misss
s,ppi Railway Company. EVERETT-Commonoro h c
eressman Thomas NJ. Bayne, OF Pennsylvania "iLort
Sscretary OF state Henry C. Kelsey, OF New.Jersey'
and Judge SAMUEL w. Fordycc, OF Arkansas OisAND-
roncr,ssman Thomas NJ Norwood, Of Georgia MO IL.
RAY HILI.-Gcn- Joseph r. Anderson, OF virginia alu
Commodore w. K. Mayo U. s. Navy. vlNIOrrnA =, ~
William W. Belknnp OF Washington. WlNDSois-I-: ID
edward President OF the Michigan Central Railroad Coih
many and George L. Miller, OF Omaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
nA1N Stops MANY nALL GAMES.

Indianapolis Aug 21.-The Detroit and Indianapolis
cIub, played a peculiar game here to-day Inc Visiting
nine held the lead the eighth inning and were apparently
about TO at last win game. In the last Two innings
however they became badly dcmorazed and allowed inc
home PLAYERS to eight and win the samo Inc
as follows; .,
Petrol; ~ J ! 9 9 8 5-s
observation-disclosures TO- Indianapolis g. Errors-perolt D.
indianapolis 0. Pitchers-Gruber and shieve' Umpire
Mr.. Daniels
with ease by the St. Louis team The Brooklyn men
were outrcneraed point and did not make single
run. The score was as follows:
s nro2 ndgi. :::::::9 g 3 : 9 9 Z 9 O.
p,sehits-Brooklyn O. ST. Louis II. Errors-Rrooklyn
l. St Louis l. Pitchers-Foutz ana huuson- OmPiio-
Mr Goldsmith.
Kansas City Aug. o1.-The Kansas City and Baltimore
mines pl,yci an exciting to-day, which the homo
PLAYERS through timely batting In the last Two innings
The appended .
R R,IaT9r CIV ..2 9 g g 3 9 20
observation-disclosures 7. Kansas City 10. ErrorsIBalti
more i kansas City 1. Ptchers-KilrOy and Sullivan
Umpire-Mr. Docscher
Chicago Aug. 2l-The Pinehback Baseball Club, OF
New-Orleans famous coored organization that mas
von the championship OF the South has arrived in Chicago
To morrow they play the Unions. crack local ciuo COM
nosed 0, coorcd From here the Pnchbscks go to
st Louis Arrangements pending for game with the
Manila Loaf. At Milwaukee,. The arrival OF tho Pinch
hacks aroused the baseball men OF inc
city and among cootcd people. the latter especially
nroceeilng straightway 10 Homie the visitors
Philadelphia Aug. 2l.-Ra,n prevented the Pnila1ei.
pha game this afternoon There Will DC TWO games
0WasSIn1on AUG o1-Thc NcwYork washington base
bali game to-day was postponed on account OF rain
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Tho body which was found in Post woons' ~ nO% IN
cd on sunday morning last Win aan, psS NV friends
me TEL, Of George spcers ago thirty, native o,
Chicago Until two weeks ago ne hsd Reph Nos
nc clerk in the grocery store OF H. a. h9o'"nv ds
1Gs and 1914 Gates-ayc, Brooklyn. Ito WAS u'''
CHARGED for intoxica
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tress Navigator and Chestnut Belle sio each'
81. field s25. an .u.r,ovn
Second rac.-Judse Murray s2o. Perkins o. Allentown
Third ne.rpee weep $50. Bonnie s. $50 Arso ST.
Ton Day s12 ned ti3 . an u,rc
Fourth race-sea Fog sss. Maia saa Isuoen soo, hns
c-,h so5 Rebellion sl7 Sheriff oNeil ST. Zero ~ heo
Sill 49,. a., Mint,
- p,,r. Vsd,r Kahn pocateo and Della Clio
each, Lucky Jim So Elyton ", heo ""
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ALONG THE SOUND.

NJ c. NcGunnlss, a lawyer, OF Brdgeport. ana
Ren,blIcan went TO South Norwalk on Monday 70 or
rani1e' an American Anti Frec-Trade CLUB ne vas
sssaulted By OK Deputy Sheriff Donovan CieVclsnu
Democrat, who, on complaint OF Mr. McuuhhlS' ""'
arrested
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STATEN ISLAND.

Instance OF the latter, Burns was arrcs'co' """
bail in $500 before Justice Weed.
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rpnrrING At UTICA

TRoTrING At UTICA
Utica, N. T.. Aug. 2l-The rnce mee.ns opo"s' -.
this city this afternoon with fair a,shoA"oo u VI.
track in exeellen. condition The weather was cool and
cloudy. c,...
Tho first for trptters OF the 20 Glass; o,oD
and Glenarm did not Mount Morris won tho nfs'
hea. with Baby second and Olaf third Time 10 L.
In the 80 class trottng Ready Boy ana oeheva
6 Ala not start. The first hea. won by Star Men
arch in :33 IL with Custer second and spragus Gold
dust third. g.,
The second h.a. Of the . 30 ella" race was won BY
Mount Morris. with T. T. s. second and Olaf third Time
2:l9 12.
Golden Rod won the second. third and fourth heats OF
tho 80 class race with Sprsgue Golddust second ana
Elackwood third Time-2 :o3 a. 2 rs IL and 20 LIZ
In tho % class Mount Morris won the second neat
in 10 10 but T. T. s. won the lass thfe' MEATS "
90 IL; 90 "a, and . % 10
In tho pacing class Bessemer sold In the pools ot
$50 with tho field at 40. The fsvorite mado osd
sns s. hss. and was dsaneed hat % Tho
race was or took sscI thu o in s and
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Wild rumor that August Belmont had offered $4,000
~ p,octor Knott got abroad Yesterday and the heels
OF Il there came from Saratoga statement that sam
Bryant had replied the offer by declining 1t ana nam
ing an impossible price for the geding MI bryan. vas
not at Monmouth but the manager OF his racing
mont was there. and in reply to numoeross nquIie'
CONCERNING the ruors said he not aware that MI
Belmont had endeavored TO buy Proctor Knott
srdp pIummer. tho we'll known sll.round sporting
man Ia. been engaged by Rocxaway stSspcchase As
socston to do the starting at Cedarnurst curing .he
autumn meeting. Piummer IA an OLD hano ~ "ieiuins
tho flag on the cnder path, havHg sent on many ne'a
OF .prnters under old system Of starting by mutual
,,.o,, and nobodv doubts his ability to dispatch jump
ers and polo ponies.
Poughkeepsis, N. Y, Aug. 21.-Heavy rains TO-DAY
prrvented the opening Of the summer meeting at tho
Driving Park, so first days races were put over
until tomorrow. grand special purse OF $1,000 ha'
been arranged for Thusday to be contested Tor by Rosa
lind wilkes the trotter. ard Gossip IT,, the PAGER
wilkes has record Of 10 and Gossip Ir' record OIL
2:13 IL.
Trenton, NJ j., Aug. N.-Ths trotting meeting OF inc
rs.b,on Stud Farm in this city has been postponed OIL
account OF unavorabe weather until tomorrow ana lhufs
day Fast ume looked for IN oil classes "a the 'racA
promises TO be in excellent condition.
Helena Mont Aug. 81 (specal).-" Fish Bevins th'
velnown hafbreed boy jockey, was killed AZ the race
track this afternoon while riding Green Pruet' IN tn'
400 ward race Fish, considered tho best roer
| the Territory.
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The Red Sox, OF Virginia. and the Pittsburgs WI
play a colored championship match at the Polo Ground
to-day.
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Announcements.
4 SICK MAN SMILES

x,,,., ,,v and delight when HYDRONAfH H. rr,Sr
TIIifS are burned In his room, hrscing u" HYDRO
% iITIOI SO APP should be used In the slek ryCi
and nursery Recommended by eHinene pns
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p.1v prrvrNTs THE LOCAL GAMES.

The rain storm yesterday caused the postponement Of
all the local scheduled games In fact but one League
and two Association games played. There Is con-
s.oucntly little change in records which are appended
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NARINE INTELLiGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
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