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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-30

The assembly room of Pachard's Business College at
Twenty thlrd-st and FOurth-ave. was filled with In
vlted guests at the annual commencement yesterday.
feature OF the exercises was portrait of Chauncey
NJ Depew presented to the Civic Department by
Mr. Packard with short address. This IS the first
Of series OF portraits Of eminent living Americans
which Mr.. Packard intends to present to tho De
partment. A stand of c0lOrs was presented by
Morris s. Wise, president Of the Packard Alumni AS
ISOLATION and a response was made TO this by the
Rev DR.. Lloyd out Of twelve essays on American
topics Maria Louisa Jackson received the first prize,
a gold medal, for an essay on Slavery" and +. W.
shepard the second award for essay on the Anti
SlaYerY Movement
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CLOSING EXERCISES ~ THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Most of the public schools completed their closing
exercises Yesterday superintendent Jasper said yes
tcr,lav that II the weather had not changed last
wednesday when the Board OF Education met, and DC
come cooler several OF the members intended to urge
the closing of the schools The last day Of the session
will now be next Tuesday.
Grammar School No. ., which has occupied us slte
for nearly eighty years had its annual exercises yes
terrIay. The programme consisted Of songs, rccta-
tions and chouses, and piano and violin solos, Allan
NJ stoddard, who a pupil Of the school In 1874,
talked to the school, and Charles W. Dayton presented
two American flags. Speeches made by Senator
r. F. Reilly and Trustee william, II. IOwnlcy PIN
cipal Haggerty's gold medal for geometry was
awarded to Ephram Sf the McBarOn prizc tc Ar
thur Harrison, tho Dexhelmer medal to Andrew shat
vey and the Walters medal to John J. Burke.
The 500 children under Mrs c. NJ Fitzgbben, In
the primary department Of Grammar School No. 1, in
Vandcwater-st held their closing exercises yesterday
morning A flag presentation was one OF the features
of the entertainment I'm No 10, I'm East Fifthst The
flags were presented by Trustee George Mundorf In
Grammar School No. 10, in WoOstcrst., medals were
awarded to william Binckel, Thomas McGrath and
william T. Klein. At the Kngsbridgo school, No
&C. the 300 pupils listened to addresses by Trustee
j. j. Marin aud Commissioner +. W. DevOe. Trustee
Allen on the part OF the people Of kingsbndge pre-
The female department of No. 49, in East Thrty-sev
ENLIST graduated class of thrtysiX girls. At the
exercises yesterday Anna Mheclan was the vaiedic-
tOrlan.
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HaIf a length between

80 , weak 70 brighten any Half length pe'"e'"
second and third -, r,cu st 600
ADDED. SEVEN FURLoNGs.
Appcby & Johnsons b. Bradford by G chnren
N sssS': bl{ {r' T. lS sasany 5. 100 ssGsId
%i'es rs. s., F F6isS oS w
paws sd H & a. er Mo or ss'i Six e
pe,unr to wm-EolIan to o. saxony to l. bradford
4 to 1, Fitzroy to l. Bess 70 l. BRITANNIA ~ =
place-Bradford even, Saxony TO D. an
Auction pools-Eolian s7o ssxony $50. Bradford s2c
Bess $50, field $40 - -, 40 %
Saxony place ell 90. -. 80
roie Doe were withdrawn There was a long delay at
the post although 1T seemed unnecessary as .he hooe
moved of at once perfectly even terms "hen u'e
flag was given Britannia shot to the 'front.' lappcu W
bradford and Bess, and set blinking pace Eohah was
slow in getting away and appeared 20 have no speed IN
any part Of the Saxony always QUICK on MS iees
set out after Britannia and overhauled the
he started around the long turn The TWO raeea ior @
head and head Britannia, on the rail- having
slight advantage as they squared away Tor the hha
struggle Suddenly Britannia stopped and began 10 paw
the air saxony and Bradford then fought out the hh
the latter winning by length, Saxony neck peioie
row who affected Lamasney swoop at the end Eoilan
oer 90. nm to the leaders as II tied up with
rheumatism Britannia cantered in bleeding at at the
nose : usual. - ~.,c,,rc
SIXTH RACE-SwEEPSTAKES. SPEClAb wEi"h -.
$40 EACH 5000 ADDED SIX FURLoN"s oN
THE GRASS.
W. Lakelands bh Exile, by Henn
F. F. Mccarthy b. c. Joseph. 3, 121--; (Shq1ten} z
s " Streets oh. T. Edisto 4, 121.-- (on1eI,llaaR ~
w. G. Daiys b. g. subateIn 1ls; NJ, drnnhsp}
Auburndac Stables clf Ofale ~, III lMciaue,H n
+ G. C1arke's b. G. Crusader 3, 11s;. CIV. Dohonuse} n
N n Nolan's Dr. &. Oarsnan 4, 123- M Lyhc~ "
Time-1 Is.
Betting to win-Exle to s. Edisio 70 l. oiaieoe I"
70 Joseph 10 70 l. Crusader IL to l. chrshnan 20 oo u
subaltorn 40 10 l. Place-Exle none, Joseph 10 1.
Auction poos-Exile 1925 ofaeee 49, CruSaoer CIV
Joseph So subaltem $40, field so. -,
straight paid 81 TO- place Sc 90; Joseph
place $40 49, ,.os,,o,ch
Fdisto made the running to the head OF the
where Exile took command Coming on az MS leisure %
fayorite won in big gallOp by two IehgVhS' 'oseP
second threcouarters Of a length before Edis~.
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"BrLAY" FLORENCE FURNISHED THE sALuos

Billy" Forence's twenty two-pouni salmon was
prime least this verdict the assembled
at George Iopcrafrs No. 81 Fankn ST., yesterday The
salmon caught by Mr.. Florence In the Resugoucho
last Tuesday and landed by him in fortynve min.
utes with rod and reel The dinner In every
respect and after the first course, which consisted OF
salmon, did the succeeding courses Mr.. Foreneo's
health drunk IN champagne aud the now Of began
Among those present Amos J. Cummings william
Nickerson Arthur d. Williams. Charles c. Docmeistcr
Morris Perkins william Gcoghegan Thomas J. Murray
j. Mullen and George Hopcaft Tho dnnet conceded
by all 10 be artistic and culinary success
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CLARENDoN-Cou dc sponneck. Dar,fh minister a.
Washington EVERETT-SiI Ambrose Shea uoNcInoa
., ,hs pahomas FIFTH AVEN UE-Ex Congressman
R,svc c. Hort Of Michigan. and secretary OF S,a,e o.
Robinson Attorney General David X. Watson ana otavo
Gales French Of Connecticut and General V. d. Groner
OF Virginia. HoFFMAN--Senator John T. Jones oi
Nevada Senator John III. Mitchell. OF oregon na r. ID
Youmans Of the Treasury Department MhIho1O-'
TAN-Wsrd III. Iam0n, OF Denver, Col
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LONG ISLAND.

At about 80 Thursday evening" the large pniiahg
at Hampstead, formerly used as depot Tor inc oi.
slating rink was burned The fire IS supposed %
be the work of ali lncendlary. The loss Is ABOUT
81, 900 no insurance.
Work will be begun on Monday on the large new
station of the Brighton Beach Railroad, which JOINS
the Brighton Hotel.
The Brighton Beach Hotel Will be opened to-day
for the season. There has been large demand
already for rooms at the hotel for the season. me
large amphltheatre, which will also be finished, VIII
scat about 1000 persons. Anton Seldl ana ms or-
cbcst.g arrived at the hotel yesterday.
Tho report that diphtherla had become epidemic a.,
Bath Beach Is emphatlcally denied by residents anu
doctors.
Nellie Fschclls, fifteen months old, who was accl-
denally shot by her brother, ago eight, on Ihusuay
died yesterday morning
Tho Rev. John IN williamson has resigned inc
pasorate Of the Presbyterian church at Glen love 10
accept a call to a church at kingston
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FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF Mr.. MANSFIELD

Mr.. Mansnelds farewell performances will be given
at the Madison Square Theatre this and
ing a Pa-.sian Romance" IS the play After to-
night Mr.. Mansfield VIII net act ust be- foot upon
tho STAGE Il Mr. Irvings London Theatre September B.
Ills friends win assemble In full force tonight and the
event will possess special interest Mr. Mansfield $
spccia matinee performance Of DR.. JcIyil aud Mr..
HYDE" yesterday drew large audience which
included several hundred professional people. Tho the.
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NEWARK.

Edward sa,b, proprietor of small brewery az
No. 10 Bowery-st went into the cellar OF the Dre"ory
on Thursday to work at a vat OF beer He wac NUM-
n few hours afterward standing on ladder, deao
Cas- was arising from tho vat and 1t Is supposed no
was sufocated.
Two hundred veterans left Newark yesterday Tor
Gettysburg At Elizabeth, they were joined py
another contingent of veterans.
The inquest in the ollvette drowning accident was
begun before Coroner walker late yesterday aiter
noon but no additional facts have as yet been dra"n
out The investigation will be resumed Monday
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

,5cney Island Jockey Club races, sheepshead Bay
2 80 y. m. =, c,..o C,r,n n,
Departure OF 11th Regiment Tor e'"'e N'"'p u"
Peekskill ,y..hto,,on
Park, brooklyn. y. m.
New York Washington baseball match, Polo orouhuS'
4 D. N. Mia. corr,
Examination OF Frederick May, Harlem Ponce Cour"
10 m. -, =. o,x.
Jersey City.
Polo contest Pelham afternoon.
New Rochelle Yacht club regatta.
Music by 18th Regiment Band, Central PARK. D. m
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ylcJIINCTON PARK RACES

Chicago. June o9.-rhe at Washington Park,
here, to-day, resulted as follows:
First Race-One mic Artist first, Amelia second,
Amos third. Tine-1 :52 1-2
Second Race-Three-Quarters OF a mile. Lotte Wall
first Farnie second, Sayer third. Tme-1 90 IL.
Third Race-Five furlOngs Proctor first. Bootmaker
second, Monsoon third Time-1 :0G Ia.
Fourth Race-A mile and quarter. Drumstck first,
Fosteral second Emma Johnson third. Tme-2 II IL.
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NEVS FROM The SCBURBb.
JERSEY CITY.

Charles Gordon was arrested in Hoboken on May
for swindlIng Charles b. Buckner, OF Alabama, OUT
Of 5000 by tho "green goods scheme. lie gave
5000 ball The Crane Jury has indicted Gordon
He cannot be found.
James Rodgers. q canal boatman was conV'c,ou
Yesterday In the Court of Special Sessions on an ~.
dIctment charging him with shooting, win ih'oh'
to KILL John wesllng another boatman, at Bsyohne' oh
May 81.
CITY Clerk Scott received nearly 100000 yester-
day for liquor license fees.
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PROFESSOR LAyrRYS BODY SENT HoMR.

The body OF Professor Francis p Lantry, who COM
mitted suicide at the Aston House on Thursday morn
Ing was sent Syracuse yesterday afternoon Angus
tIIs c. VanderpOel, Of no. . Wast., nephew of tho
dead man, took charge Of his effects and gave the
necessary instructions to undertaken in Greenwich
St.. TO have tho body embalmed From Syracuse Mr..
Lantry's body will be taken to ManlIus, whore he had
lived for many years. and It viii be buried there.
Professor Lantry leaves no children
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and can only deal with the facts OF this particular
case. In this casc the crime does ho' appear ~ ~
Mr. Howe continued to argue that the law rvro W." a.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL because Il made an act crime III
some places I'm the State which was not crimo III
other places and he urged soyc' general eAnos'1pn
m tho law Jrdge Cowng sad noWever; that 10
would say nothing about the constitutonalily on INC
law at this time The case had not occh maao o"'
and he directed an acqutta on the facts 1000,
Whom the verllc; OF not guilty had been recpIncu
Mr. Howe said: "This Is the only time when nave
heard verdict acauitng one OF my clients and nave
been sorry for it,
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BROOKLYN.

The Grand Jury yesterday indicted John Lenahan,
Of No 206 Hamilton and Lizzie Montgomery, OF
No. 353 Dean-st., for manslaughter, In causing inc
death Of Mrs. Lcnahan on June II.
Petcr IIackett, policeman in Flatbush, was IN
dIccd yesterday for assault in the second degree In
shooting Patrick Ford in the eye. Hackett claimed
that he shooting at dog.
Tho trial of Henry c. Dubois, formerly transfer
agent Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company,
stationed at the Long Island depot, upon charge OF
spring to rob the company, resulted in his &C
quittal before Police Justice Massey yesterday
Patrolman Louis Ulrch, OF the Tenth Police Pre-
clnct, was dismissed from the force yesterday for
acting agent for a cigar dealer ana using MS
Official position to aid him in his business.
The June Grand Jury made prcsentment yestcr-
day that after extended investigation no evidence OF
corruption the part of officials or OF persons seek
ing franchises for lighting the city with electricity
or furnishing It to private consumers had been fOuhd.
Surrogate Lott decided yesterday that tho bequeSt
Of jay {. Wcmpe to the Brooklyn Home for Con-
sumptives IS subject to the collateral Inheritance
tax, as the Institution Is an amshousc.
Tho passageway from the Brooklyn Bridge to tho
platform of the Kings County Elevated Railroad Is
within half a day Of cOmpctloa 1t Will save pas
sengcrs an ascent OF Gfyfour steps from the street
Some of the work IN drawing collected from the
Brooklyn public schools at the request or tho STATE
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public instruction, for exhibition
before tho New-York Teachers Association at Wat
klns Will be exhibited at the rooms OF thc Boaru OF
Educ alton to-day and next Monday and Tuesday.
Tho last prayer meeting of the summer was held
by the members OF Plymouth Church last evening, and
after to-day the church Will be closed until the hst
Sunday I'm Scptembcr Dr. Abbott Will spend his
summer in Europe. The Plymouth League VIII hold
Its regular weekly meetings on Monday evenings
during July and August.
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are was packed in every part and great many popo
were unable to gain admission. MT Mansnca was ro-
called six times after the transformation scene with cheefs
and shouts OF " bravo
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NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRx........FRIDA
.unTNEn

PORT OF NETWORK. ..-...FRlDAf' JUNE W. 1900
ARRIVED
s,or,or onia fRr, Murphy Liverpool 49, Queens
town 20 and 722 passengersto Vernon Brown
Co. M Br Psrsel Liverpool June Queens.
town 81 with LOCI passengers TO Bruce Ismay
AySG az ' xeof city 1Br Weiss, Bristol
Is with mdse and 3passengers to Jlmes Arkeh q CO. AT
Steamer LAIN cer Hemors June e. south
ampca mdso and $3.50 passengers 10 oeircns oo
osr WtEommen GER schaeer Newcastle Tyne Is
days Sa D'iiS p tBsis kelly
,v Tise and passengers Busk Jevons. Arrived at
Nasmyh Br Farrell Santos % days with coffee
TO Bufk a Jevons Arrived at the Bar at IL 80 m
Steamer Cenfuegos lotion. Ceouegos June 49, 81 Jaeo
Nassau 20. with mds" and ~ passengers 10 "au
steamer Old Dominion Couch Richmond. City Point and
steamer richmond enney, West Point Va, with mdse and
passengers 10 Old Domill0n - 20 -, NJ. ME. r,d..
ana ras.engers 10 II smith < Co 49, -,.,
steamer Eleanor. Bragg. Portland Win mdse 10 horso
Steamer city OF Fchburg Weaver. Fall River Borden
scar 0ivida tF,r) Newcomb Windsor. Ms. days, with
plaster toJ King 4 Co vessel to a ! heney. , NIT.
plaster To Brown 6 kecne vessel toJ Whitney Co.
sUNSET-At Sandy Hook wind calm cloudy and hazy
AT City Island. wind calm; clear
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Hammona tGerl Hcbch. Hamburg Juno II,
Havre 10 with mise and 1913 passengersto hunhardt Co
CLEARED
steamer Uelvetia (Br), Cochrane London-F W Hurst
steamer Aurana (Bj. Hams. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer city OF Chicago (Br. Lewis Liverpool via Queens
steamer Corona (Gor). Wcnbcrg. Newcastle syDe E.
steamer Buffalo Br) Malet Hull via London-sanderson
steamer Furnessia OBI. Hedderwck. Glasgow-Hsnder.
steamer Tlngvaa tDanl LauO srettin. Copenhagen.
| steamer fibe GER, Meyer. Bremen via Southampton
steamer Zaasaam (Dtch). POnsen Amsterdsm-Funch.
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NETWORK CITY.

rho rev George III. Smyth, pastor Of the Collegiate
Reformed Church. at One-hundred and twonty-third-st
and Lexington has received the honorary degiee
of Doctor Of Divinity from Geneva
The transfer of tho property on tho east side OF
Fifth-ave 935 feet south Of Thirty-eghthst., from
tho executors of Edwin d. Morgan to william IL.
Webb for S135, 900, wa recorded yesterday.
j. W. Morrissey and his wife, formerly Mss Julia
Wheeler OF Washington, and their son, will spend
July in Montreal and Quebec, the guests OF George
Sweet, proprietor of the Windsor Hotel In Montreal
The trustees of tho New-York Free Circulating
Library invite all persons interested In tho work OF
libraries to attend the opening of the Jackson
Square branch, No. 251 West Thirtccnth-st, ON next
Thursday.
To accommodate the volume of East-bound travel,
tho Fall River Line Will dispatch two boats to Fan
River Sundays, July and g.
Refined sugar IS advancing In price as the pre-
serving season IS at hand. Granulaed now worth
rs cents per pound at Wholesale
Twenty-one applications were made yesterday to
Superintendent Jasper for examination for teachers
in manual training in the public schools TWO
teachers Of sewing to DO appointed, one in No ~
and the Others In No. So teacher for cooking In
School No II and three for the workshops In the
male departments of Schools Nos. "a, 43 and Z"
One of tho largest plate glass windows in the city,
in tho store OF Dempsey Carroll, of Union square,
was blown in by the gale Thursday night, cauiing
damage of $500
plot Of land on the north side OF Nlnety-second-
ST., east Of Parlave., has been purchased by tho
Grace Baptist Church from John j. Duff for $4,000.
The party OF Mexican pilgrims who sailed from hero
three months ago to visit the Pope on the occasion
of his jubilee returned yesterday by the Anchor
Line steamship Bolivia
An excursion UP Long Island Sound to Cold spring
Grove viii be given next Monday for the benefit OF the
Homo for Aged and InfIm Deaf Mutcs at Wappngers
Falls. The steamer Long Branch has been secured,
and Will start from West Twenty frst-St and East
Twenty -thirdst.
Joseph D. Greenfield, ago nineteen, the son OF David
Greenfield a fllrrier, of No. go Broadway pleaded
guilty yesterday before Judge Cowing to charge OF
grand larceny in the first degree, in which his father
was the complainant.
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Steamer La Bretsgne tFr) dc JousseIn HavrsIoaf. -
steamer Ayrshire usrl Jenkins Cape Breton cB-Yu,sA
stss@sr cearenso tBD LELAND Para and rsrnausuoe-
Steamer cry q San Antonio WIDER Port Royal aaa Ys.
Cherokee Doans. Charleston and Jacksonville.
Steamer WIN Woodward, Yoans. Balsmors--BN psv...
sehscsnard sSor 2ndersSn ssociso %.'s
Bark Doris Eckhon, Todd, Havana-Jas Ward &C.
SAILED. Il
Edith Goddcn for Montsgo Bay Liberia Basseos
Anchored at City Island. bound out-shp chas whitney
for -.
Bark Jam.: stone Barstow from NswYork for Anjiss
THE NOV gaESTs OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON June z9-Arrived. steamer Tenisrs tBr, MsAu
MIDDLEsgoRouGH June 27-saied. steamer Crystal fBr.
xsTwEar June 2s-.sailed. steamer Peter Dc ceu,aet
tBels. smit. for NswYOr&
HAvASA June 2s--saIlod steamer Santiago. Allen. %,
Announcemenu
BRuMsIELL's Caramels, Rich. Mellow. DELI.
snd ssnoSs M W
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
eH .t. Hiuyoa' H. oA
WORTH It's WEIGHT IN GOLD.
At Home or Abroad
bottle OF
DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT
will be found persons about 70 the civ
For INTERVAL as well as xTERNAL Use In CHOLERA
DTAgRHdsA. DYsESrERY CCLIc PAINS OF ALL rEscRrPTo
INSECT STINGs. &C. &C. IL HAS NO EQUAL. being
edged the world the GREATEST PAIN RRIEvrp
ever offered Price IS and 50 coats Depot 40 Murrsys,
Ne1.York.
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MANY TRANSATLANTIC TIA VELLERS

There was larger number of Passengers from Europe
than usual landed yesterday Among the arrivals on TIC
Britannia was large delegation of stud4ts from the Eng
lsh universities Of oxford and Cambridge, Trinity Coege'
Dublin and Utrecht University Holland, VINO nave come
to take part in conference methods Of Christian WORK
and Bible study They Will be the guests OF d. L. oouy'
the evangelist at Mortified, Mass. The Britannia also
carried Captain o. r. and Mrs. Armstrong, william ana
Mrs Bagnall Walter and Davies David s. and Mrs
Egleston Charles and Mrs Lanier w. and Mrs vernon
Mrs Erastus Wiman, Miss Wiman, Miss NJ "imdh'
Frank Wiman.
The North German Lloyn steamer Lain arrived iron
Bremen with 900 saloon passengers, among whom were
G. H. AnsIie A. II. II. Butler William Bliss George W.
GARNER DR.. II. i. Chase, ]. Decker, E. Dresser, Dr.
Theodore Elsasser G. Emil Elliot Robert H. flenhhg'
Charles A.. Each, E. Falk, II. e. lie Graw, W. HasAel'
W. e. Hubbard f. King George Krchner, George W.
Krauss A. III. Lcl, Clinton Lowell, e. d. Megs, Ihofaa
A. Mcintyre, John Mccoy, e. H. Pitkin, A. ouentih'
Charles Ramsay Richter, w. J. Richardson, Arthur
H. Scrbner Hugo SeIens. Charles s. Symonds the Kew.
Dr. Judson Smith, John Steiner
Among the passengers who arrived by the Ward Line
steamer Cienfuegos were Sir Ambrose Saea, Governor
OF the Bahama Islands, AMI Lady Shea.
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THIRD RACE-THREE-YEAR-oL DS. SWEEPSTAKES


Betting 70 win-King Crab 10 1, Inverwick 9 to /,
Charley Dreux to ., Aura to l. Austrenne 10 to 1,
King Idle Is to l. Kentucky Ban Is 20 J. Satisfaction
20 TO !. PaeeKing Crab TO 8, Satisfaction to l.
Auction polishing Grab $780, Charley Dreux $50,
Inverwiek 500 Aura 500 field $40
MutualsKing Crab straight paid s15 20 place $40 AS
Satisfaction place $50 20.
Golden Reel withdrawn. Satisfaction was first
or Charley Dreux last Williams hurried King Crab 20
the front in the first furong, and the geding getting
lead OF length made runaway race OF it. He won
In the possible manner by two lenrths Salts
faction second four lengths before Charley Drcux
Inverwick was down. being badly hurt on the near
fore leg She was second the tine OF the accident
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES 40,
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ia MILES
g. j. Morris's b. n. Favor, by Pat Mslloy. Favorite
coso5 & Boyie's b. M Letrua s. 100 nili1snaia
Madison Stables en- Ordway, 4, Il3 0hurchl
w. c. Days br. Valiant, 4. 100 (PalmeD O
Timc-2 IL IL.
Betting TO win--Fayor TO 8. ordway TO I, Valiant
TO Letrita 10 l. Place-Favor none. Letrita 10
Auction pools-Favor sl2O. ordway $40. Valiant $40.
Leuitia So
Mutuals-Favor straight paid IS Is. place 90 20; 10.
tritia place SO 20.
Exile Withdrawn, his owner elecng 70 start him
In the Favor made play with his opponents
and won as pleased by half length, Mclaughlin draw.
ing fine finish please the gallery. Letrus made
the running for furlongs when Favor coilared her
IL was amusing 10 see Mclaughlin ignore the mare en-
nrey and In his saddle TO look for Ordwoy Of whom
AAsk s~aa was expected The swooD did come. but It
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun risca 42s Sets 1881 Noon rise - Moons aga 81
WATER
, " sartv Hong o.02 Gov IslI O42l Hell Gate. 2;3I
"a ISsnSy asoS O.5l GOV IslL 1872 He'll Gate. 3;0l
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Style In Serving Dinner.-Mrs. Carton-PeIl "a guest
~ dinnerl-I think Mr. wabash that ones enjoyment
Of dinner depends largely upon the manner in which
II Is served Our hostess Is famous for thai, you
Mr Wabash (fro the West)-Ycs, notice every
thing Is nice and hot.-(The Epoch.
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TWO-YEAR-
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP. 1 is Nj
II
OLDS, l Id MILES.

Name. Age. VT. Name. age. W.
Favor d. 6 1913 Brother Ban los
Aurelia 116 The Bourbon 81
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Announcementl

BRUM,IELL's Caramels, Rich, Mellow. DELI.
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