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Police Record for july.

According 10 Chief Crowley's report 1888
arrests were made during the month of July
by the police. The principal offenses for
the month are shown in detail as follows
Assault 3, assault with deadly weapon %,
battery 158, burglary and having burglar S
tools 26. carrying concealed weapons "a,
drunk 721, common druDkards 80, boys vio-
lating S-o'clock ordinance 48, embezzlement
10. forgery 3, violating firearms ordinance
10, gambling and lottery tickets 81, Indus
trial School "a, profane language 49, larceny,
grand and petty, IS, malicious mischief 2S,
manslaughter 8, mayhem T. murder 2. at
tempt to commit murder z, robbery 10, at
tempt to rob 8, yagrancy Sc, disturbing the
peace o. etc
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B. Strauss with F. L. Hansen. to build on S. line
OF Broadway, bet. Franklin and Cough stS guaran-
teed by b. Joost; $1,000
b Strauss with w. s. Shook and son. plumbing,
same: STA.
$3.50
Mahoney Bros. with Millar d Hamilton mill
work. on s. line OF California Ct. 6S:s w. Taylor
L. IS :9x137:6; 1850.
Robert Mitchell with Gray Bros A. S. p Co., con.
crete work. on s. line OF Post ST, ia w. OF Mont
gomery; SIS 500.
L. A. Denicke with J. c. & j. n Day. brIckwork
on NE cor. Sacramento and Mason sts,; $780,
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MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 4.

pNUHAIEh OI TIE AH7AhhE1H
Wheat easier.
Barley firm.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Bran and Middlings higher
A number of changes in Millstufs.
White Beans very firm.
Large arrivals OF Hay.
Coffee steady.
Some changes in Wool.
Butter firm.
Sweet Potatoes higher.
Onions steady.
Poultry depressed.
Doves lower.
Garlic higher. Tomatoes declined.
Peaches and Apricots advanced.
Ranch Eggs higher.
Grain Bags firm.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 51s@6c; second quality,
1905 14c; third do, 31a@41ac.
MUTT0N-Wethers, 612@71 ac; Ewes, 69612c.
HANDSPRING Lamb, 712(9Sc q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4I469l1ac for light grain-fed,
and 38494c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, SAG
&C u ID; dressed do, 70lSc n 10.
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A Diocesan House.

Through the liberality of well-known
layman of this city, the lot ON California
street, adjoining Grace Church. has been
purchased for the Episcopal diocese, and
the building thereon is rapidly being fitted
for use as diocesan house. This building,
formerly the residence of the Rev. DR..
Ever. contains twelve rooms, TWO on the
lower floor being quite large and connecting
by folding doors, and will serve admirably
for special meetings of the clergy and laity.
On the second floor will probably be the
Bishops Office, and the offices of the Regis
trar, Secretary and Treasurer of Conven-
ton. The lot in which the diocesan house
stands is sufficient in area to permit the
erection of much larger building when oc-
casiou demands.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-l65 Hawaiian Commercial, IT: SO do,
IVA; 90 do, IN; $1,000 Market-st Cable Bonds,
10 Oceanic s Co. 9714.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-50 Hawaiian Commercial, 1881; 10 do,
1872; 40 Gaslight 5S$s; 10 Water, 9Sss;
street-s2O0O S V e% Bonds. 1241a; 10
Water, 9S14 10 do, 9SsH.
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A Russian society has begun the publication OF
a newspaper In London called Free Russia which
is designed to Influence English opinion In favor
Of constitutional liberty In Russia.
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that he expects to collect the balance due
together with interest before the end of the
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New York Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-6onsos, 90 3-l6; United States
Bonds : AS, 1876; AIS, 1861; Silver, 51Ad;
Rentes. 93f 275hc.
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Steamers TO sail to-day the Al-Ki for Puget
Sound and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
walla walla falls due from Puget Sound, the Ajax
from Coos Bay the Newport from Eel River and
the Yaquina and Bonita from the southern coast.
The British iron bark CordeIia 59S tons, loads
Lumber at Royal City Mills for Valparaiso: the
British bark Elizabeth Graham. 59s TONS Lumber at
Port Gamble for Melbourne.
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In the handle OF the newest tennis rackets is a
place for u Tiny bottle OF smelling salts, which
1.-The fair players use TO inyigerate themselves.
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Loft the Gas E.nnnIn

William Zimmerman, veteran of the
Mexican War and janitor of the hall at %
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Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assassin ents now pending

NoTI-A assessments OF mines not listed Oh the
Board fall delinquent in Office
DIVE. ends declared.
COMPANY Amount Payabla
G 5ssaon GS9 a6id:: g ::: Aug g
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Fran cisco Stock Board
REGULAR SESSIONS 30 A NJ
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 10c for sight drafts and
l5c for telegraphic
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NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The disposition to await de-
yelopments is still paramount to Wall street and
the stock market shows signs there is to he
revival in speculation increase in business.
Tho bank statement OF Saturday and the further
engagement OF gold for export gave the bears an
other opportunity to-day. but the strength in
held the decline in the general list in check. The
market closed barely steady and with generally
small fractions below first prices. Governments
steady. Petroleum, spot opened at SSI4c and
closed at $500. September opened at S914c and
closed at 1880.
NEW YORK, Aug 4.-United States Bonds: as,
1884; 41a's, 1929; Northern Pacific. 1914; Cana
dian Pacific, 70; Central Pacific, 32A; Ateht-
son, 415s; Union Pacific, 611s Wells Fargo. 142;
Western Union, 1855; Silver, 113; Sterling,
81 s515(94 S912.
wheat-Cash. 50: August SO.
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-Sl7 50.
Sugar-47s@512c.
Hops-California, Ice.
Hides-California lac
Copper-Lake, SIS IS.
Tin-Spot. $40 go.
Lead-Domestic, 81 So
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum-sS3sc.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug 4.-Wheat cash, $3.50
Corn-461ac.
POrk-$1l rs. n
Lard-$6 O5.
Ribs-$5 %.
Whisky-$1 IL.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 10c for sight drafts and
15c for telegraphic.
Fine Silver.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

Z HO1EL.
jE Churchill & VT, Napa
IC w Frey, Los Angeles
&c T Howe. New York
lC Hadsell. Sunol
Ii r Wagner, Denver
W McMurtrey, Yirg City
I NJ Tubman, Virginia Cy
@ II Belknap. Carson
w j Westerfield, Nevada
Mrs X Dodson. Richmond
Miss Dodson, Richmond
ii L Turner, Norfolk
j Holland Il VT, Danville
Miss A Clarke, Danville
Miss ID Morehead, Lakyle
D w Dudley, Lakeville
ID r Alling, New Haven
L II Smith, New Haven
g P Root, New Haven
S NJ Munson, New Haven
II w Crawford, n Haven
A G Mason & VT, Tacoma
DR. Quime & wf, Tacoma
III q Hill II VT, Omaha
f NJ Gray. Chicago
w Snydam & VT, Denver
j w Pratt, Portland
I Battles 81 VT, Portland
j b Eakirs, New York
j MCGEE, New York
w Ii Higgs a. VT, Conn
Miss S ID Easton. Conn
j + Axlette, Connecticut
A L Kicker, Connecticut
L I BuInham d VT,
Waterbury
A w Allen, Waterbury
Z NJ Smith, Waterbury
~ T Whitbeck, Chicago
L L Mum, Holyoke
A Lyman a. VT. Baltimore
Mrs w E Sharon.Vir City
II A Crawford, st Louis
A Weaver az VT. Stafford
Mrs NJ w Prince, Stafford
Mrs G johnson, Stafford
lC A Grannis, Bridgeport
IT Beecher, Bridgeport
I w Frisbie, Bridgeport
10 Smith, Bridgeport
1 ID NJ johnson, Erie
IF Hecht Il WI, Iowa
j w James, Montana
q L Laughlin, Salt Lake
o j Slough, San Diego
j Pisson IL VT, New York
J Fassett az VT, New York
Z HenShaw, Chico
Mrs L S Brown, Portland
Il L Brown, Portland
ID Noonan 81 VT, Cal
X Thornton 81 w. Portlnd
J E Fisher, San Jose
w Smedley Il W, Salt Ike
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Fine Silver.
Nominal. No sales.
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PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING An ELECTRIC
LIGHTING PLANT AT THE MAYNARD,
MARE ISLAND, CAL.-BUREAU YARDS AND
DOCKS, Navy Department, July 10. lS90.-Separate
sealed proposals, in duplicate, Endorsed Proposals
for Electric Lighting Plant, Mare Island Navy
yard" viii be received at this Bureau until IL
O'Clock A. NJ, on Monday, September l, 1890. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter Specinca-
lions and blank forms of proposals will be furnished
by the Bureau or the Commandaut OF the Mare
Island Maynard. A bond for the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars must accompany bids ana the right is
reserved by the Bureau to reject any all prOpO-
sails, and TO waive defects. n. H. FARQUHAR,
C2iief Of Bureau. iy22 Tu FIR st
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Shipping Notes.

Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at s614@s714c.
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| - Il OlCoOn, NCCuACo
j Sayer, st Louis
NJ j Mcmahon, Ogden
j K Woodruff, Chicago
r Hyde. Anderson
ID w Shear, Auburn
II Lieberman. New York
NJ Il Davis, Chicago
A L Dunlap, Suisun
| ID Donahue. Butte
G Gibbons 81 WI, London
e Farquhar, Wash, DC
W G Kuckhoff. Los Angll
CD Sheppard, Los Anglel
Mrs Is Murphy San Jose
Miss NJ Murphy. San Jos,
Miss NJ Taaffe, San Jose
Miss Y del Vale, Los AM
NJ Murphy, San Jose
j T Murphy. San Jose
T J 0'BrieD, Gold Hill
A Thompson, Portland
+ II Mari, Napa
A C Dolde, California
Z d Nc Elroy, Salem
j S Mundy, New Jersey
X M Taggart, New York
q West, New York
G Robinson & W, Albany
7 K Perry 81 VT, Albany
Hon 6 Watkins, 0swego
5 X Ellison, NJ d, N Yort
II NJ Cooke. New York
G II Davis, New York
j ii DowneS, New YOrK
j S Bryant, New York
j Clark, New York
Miss CLARK, New York
J H Dressler d VT, w
Mrs j Haley. New York
Il II Smith 81 VT, N York
w + Potter, New York
A Peck & VT, Brooklyn
7 Breenan d W, Brooklyn
u Is IompklnS, brooklyn
Il ID Beenus, Newark
w G Wheeloek, Province
] + Coupe, Redwood
w NJ johnson, CORTLAND
4 A Starr, Portland
q w Miller. New York
g w Tuthill, Cincinnati
Q w Matthews, NV Havn
Master Fassett, New York
Miss E Bender, Carson
L o Kuhn q VT, Norfolk
u c Durant AZ wi. Norfolk
L NJ Brown, Denver
l. Fosdick Il VT, Nv York
III Blackburn, Paso Robes
I ID Bunting. Santa Cruz
ID Pasner, New York
J w Good, Illinois
w L Deane, Virginia City
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STORAGE.

WINE roRAGE-oNE-HALFP PRIVATE WINE
w cellar bSx5S;ll, with use OF implements; 2
blocks from City Hail. Address Storage, Box "a,
CALL Branch ONCE aul II
DACIFIC STORAGE CO. 3Ol STOCKTON ST;
L furniture and merchandise; advances made. Is II
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNI
ture Co, 1893. 1O4l Market Rosenthal Bldg 7 tt
TO LEASE.
RIO LEASE-2 ACRES CHEAP NEAR SIX
mile House: for milk or chicken ranch W.
NICOL, 534 n California ST. au3 u
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug 4.-Wheat, cash, $3.50.
The sun., 1890-08-30
N9ws FRom ynM nonsh WoR1p.

CO K.-The remainder OF the bet between
]. W.-Yes. Miss Woodford beat Drake Car
ter In match race at SheepShead Bay in 1884
=. j. C-You arc right. Isaac Murphy rode
for the nwynrs last year aud Is under contract
to ride Mr.. ]. u. Haggn's horses this yoar.
CHICAGO Aug. ga colorch jockay. John
Davia, who waS mysteriouRiy shot at the West
Side Driving Park last Wednesday afternoon,
died this morning.
The aged thoroughbred geldng Hatrack.
formerly Lithbert, bought by A. Lakeland out
of u selling race was killed on the Boulevard
while exercising yesterday morning. the shaft
OF n buggy running into her shoulder.
Princess Alice. b. nl., by Ashland Chief dam
by Hays Rather, ls dead ut tho home ~ her
owner. the Rev, Il. c. StAckhouss OF lexington,
Ky. She was the dam OF Van rassoll 2:2sh'
and leaves q two-yeRr-old colt bv Robert Nc
GreGor and sucking colt by William L.
HoRNELLsvILLE. N. Y. Aug 29.-The races
only one running race was completed. the
Vile second Hattie third. Time. 52G, 81 The
last heat Was run in a shower and on a heavy
track.
LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. 29.--J. II. Hugury OF
Danvills, Ky., has sold to linton & Brasllold of
Lexington the bay two-yeHr-o old llly EvanRo-
line. by Director. dam by Rcd Wilkes, Tor
5000. Joseph u. Perry Of Lexington has sold
to W. X. Orr OF Kingston. o., the bay three-
Year-old fllly Anita Wilkos, by Young Jim. dam
by Alcade, Tor 81 100
The sun., 1890-08-30
RACING IN DEAD EARNrsr.

HaIrsprIng and Amalgam Run . Dead
HeAt-ClImnx Wins In Fast Time.
The throng at the last days races OF the sum-
mer meeting at GuttenburR was suncomfortably
large. especially in the great betting ring. The
track was In good condition. and several OF the
finishes were drawn very lne Halrspring and
AmalRam crossed the line nose and nose In
the third race. making dead heat HairspriuR
won the run of easily by two lengths The first
dash looked like very open race on tho states
until the horses were about going to the post,
when Harry Russell was pounded down all
around the ring to the short odds of to 8.
Harry took the lead In the first quarter, winning
by two lengths from KinRstock. Clsudlne
held the call at to / on for the
third race; but Bergen had to hustle
BY half o length from Lady Mary a 25 to
chance. Woodcutter was laden with money by
the talent. at 8 to on. In the fourth race The
colt outfooted his field in the backstretch.
Holding the van to the finish. he won we'll In
hand BY q length and half from Lonely.
bradford was tho hottest sort OF a favorite
s2s,,sS iGs the $500 purse for which only three
lllmax., The out utsider, at 10 to !. to win
II Tufa hs' y nea' h S%ax Wien FE bs bs.ss s
q Z second. Yigiiant. second shoiso in the
Minnie By neck, Gsrdner. the iavoTite. i finish
ing q very poor third. Pontico third choice.
from En- As asa saS Sy
lie sappSssa snch nlShns si II the the PSSf TEs
summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE
Purse $500 for non'wnners selling; thres-quartsrs
hSGr'sh @ h Harry Russell q, BY EOluS-Tillis Rus
n
RII1E!sSc"d stsriins % foirsador Jsphss Dua and
NutuAlS paid $3.50. sssS ssioS'
THE SECOND RACE
Of ss m s'oo for nonWinners; selling; thresquArtsrS
saI,r.sS nATs, + m % %HairsprIns by Charley Howard
vi H. TimmOnss ch, c. xmAlzam aged. los Wan
si%ResIA warns oh. m hot Scotch l. los tBsrGsnj,,
RseoIsih ~ ~ "rAco' PeriolsS Biscuit sWftsr and
hAir'prnE won the run on.
Au'uAS paid Sla7a siIs, s4i6; run on Sass.
THE THIRD RACE.
'fG g. 5sasns Gs' bg yf dSSo"Gou SSG"Gi
E%sid:%: %stI:T%: T. Lady Mary tI.o.ehi
ksiehum, DIhlmAn and IIibsfnG EsldinE Also ran
Au'uGlS paid s95s, sGSS sSs ss7HH THH
THE FOURTH RACE.
losSIIss lSIss $500 selling allowances six aud half fun
SI.Ia..iS,ss' Sat.iS,s'i9,; e wOOdOuttsr BY FORESTER
hutshiPlOhS Dr. .. Lonslsy. 1 ito HI;ito1j.... !
r yss:s s.st Il: .:'i t6r II ASaaS. : :r.Gi.
'~A'ehu' and 30 30 Algo
AataAls PAID ~ 10 es 2S SiIh
THE HIYTH RACE.
IlIth 500 for all ages; slE and half furlonRG
Cafsrp rS,s's o fd,, sh ciinAI aged BY John
SSssS. HsSSaS. a = . s!,s.f;Id,S iIs
AStSSs pAla aSso sES szss
TIE snTH RACE.
'Nsss OsooI sSiinG AiiOWaAeSsi nailO GAa faEIOBS
The sun., 1890-08-30

The Jersey City and Staten Island Athletic Club L.
crosse teams play to-day At 2'SO p NJ on the Staten
Island grounds for the oslrichS cup cham
Of the Eastern Lacrosse Association The Jersey ClyS
may have surprise in store for the hitherto ali con
QueTinR IslAndefa
Club lacrosse VIII sticks Tor the nTSt Inn
With the Staten Island Club on the lGItsTs grOunds
This VIII be tho first game played IN The Fast Tor m
A A. u championship and a hot struggle may be loot.
DOsToS, Aug 2P.--Ths South Boston IarrosEe Club
Shich holds ths SeW E'Vand rhampiOgrl1p chat
lacrosse Slgo % game next month Capt Boyle OF
ths south boBionH Will guarantee tie travelling eA
psnSss of the Waiting club II ths game 10 PLAYED ia BOs
ton s1d A4ks fog tho guarantee n ths soUth BOS
taih 6s ehoiss Of lSsAll
The sun., 1890-08-30

The Flower OF the Two-TeAr-oid Flock
Named 60 start To-day.

The Flower OF the Two.Year-OId Flock
Named 60 start To-day.
No doubt ono OF the largest crowds that has
gathered this year at any OF the Rreat race
tracks in the vicinity OF New York will bo at
6heepshead Boy to-day to see the second Fu-
turity Stakes decided over course that prom
ises to be lightning fast
Eighteen starters are named to 90 to tho
post, but the chances are that two or three OF
those given below will be absentees as they
would have no show Of getting at least a small
piece OF the great prize. which, 1t ia estimated,
will this year be worth $4,000. A reporter OF
The Sun visited Sheepshead Bay yesterday
afternoon, and found everything in readiness
for to-day. The track was IN splendid condi-
tion. the lawns were as velvoty and evon as
Frank Clarks underlinGs could mako them,
and there was an abundance OF flowers. Every
stall at the track Is full, and the overflow has
crowded Superintendent Brush at Graves
ond to make room for the great NOM
ber OF horses arriving daily from Sara
toga and Monmouth. Among trainers there
10 pretty we'll defined idea that Rey Del
Rey. now owned by Frank Ehret will win
tho big race to-day. The brother to FL Rlo
Rey has but 10s pounds up, and Martin has
been engaged to ride him. This colt was very
near the leaders in the Junior Champion
Stakes, at Monmouth Park. with full weight
up, and It was no secret ut that time that he
was trifie short Of work. He has all the allow
lanoes and IL he docs not finish In the first
hSS + M. IN for the
pair Potomac and Masher, to tho post as
is out OF q mare that throws none but
good ones, and II was freely stated some time
there nSs him
Potomac. A great many claim that Ambulance
good as II was yesterday The fiiy is a eiinE.
ing good one on fast track, and has shown
FaesS The MOTIFS tabo has
ers as Ambulance and Reckon engaged. LIT
though sallie oClelland's name appears on
sd 'eH Be absenee w to-
day. II she does start, Anderson will ride
Strathmeath Is . certain starter, and every;
%f Marcus nS paiys sfeshnS colt @Snta1a WIpner
Fl a9s % we'll a Of Sy
Byrnes. but the suspension OF Murphy has left
him without a rider. HIS said Yesterday that
ride Montana to-day. Congressman scotts
speedy Ally Amulet iS certain st starieE and
Lucky Baldwin will send both Cleopatra and
Esperanza to the post, but Barnes will ride tho
latter, and as she is at i05 pounds
Cleopatra Monterey is n sure starter. and
Fred Taral will ride him we'll. Fire Works will
carry the green and orange OF the Hearst
stable. and Midgely may ride. Betty Prather
will be Uncle Jim Gray's candidate. and Long
Fortune Is also q certain starter: W. B. II.
would have no chance. On paper the race
looks to be between Rey del Key, Ambulance.
Montana. E6n0TAnZa. Amulet,
SUN fancies them In the order named.
or the other races. Kings on should win the
opening event with Drizzle second. Ruperta
in the Dolphin Stakes, and the Green Stakes
may 20 to PenzRnce. with Mamie B. second.
Meriden may win the fourth. with Foxmede sec
ond. Lotion may land the fifth. with Eminenco
second:
This is tho programme:
The sun., 1890-08-30

Tho Friendship Font Club will this evening Introduce
anew feature Al their boat house The Il Harlem They
WIN hold Indies reception AT which u brass band Of
twelve pieces VIII furnish tho music for dancing
This has b.en the most successful season the Non
Nafo Rowing tlub has seen since its existence and is
memners leo Justly proud Their success is Undou6t
cdy due to very efficient RONrd of UrrerA aud es
pecially - PRESIDENT II. J. BohrenS Jr. and Capt
Jolu Canayan
The eightoared barge crew of the Raycnswood BoAt
Clun are practising every evening Tor their coming
mach race with the iiud IN Roat Club Of NE N0ri1
River Considerable ntrTcs! being taken IN tIis FAC,
BY tho ousdr clubs as well TIE twO con iernod The
date has not yet been decided upon II race Will
hkey lake place On tho Harlem I.vor shortly.
on Thursday night barge party left tho Nassau RoAt
Cluh for the 'RrmAu Mansion At IArinansyilc
collation. "Hs had after which dHucing was rdulR.d In
The crew was composed " T.. hCCrrudy i Il
Arnold ". r. Abaal. i ~ Au j. i QuEry o. Is Th,ss
}. j. TheeG Jr, a. u. Wilson, and fred yiimar cox
swain
The oIon reraas hold far this season have prstty
cnnclusIey proven that TIE pair cared Fhrll race s
sizing ot the PES therefore Would IL tuD he a move IN
the TRhE direction II the delegates to the Harlem A.
soeinion when they DO meet 70 strike out tho pair
cared shell and tubsiHute junior double IculI or
junior ionr cared shell race Eher of these events
would receive many entries and he bene cia 10 row.
inE The plate o1rred Ior tue pair osrtd shell event is
an individual as many suppose and Il is therefore
within the power Of the delegates make The change
VIII they dOit
The sun., 1890-08-30
DASH rRoT1zNG At FLEETWOOD.
Ernest MaItravers and Captain Trot n Mile
to Polo In Q go Ia.

Ernest AIaItravera and Captain Trot q Mile
to Polo In SEQ 1-3.
When the first Of the dash trotting races was
called to-day at Fleetwood about 300 persons
had assembled. the bulk OF them clustering
around tho pool stands The promoters of
these races find that the half-mile sprints are
not at all popular, either with the public or the
drivers. The start Is away on the backstretch
almost out OF sight. and in each case to-day 1t
was tedious In the extreme waiting for them
to got away. However. taken all around.
Messrs. Case and Rand are encouraged to con-
tinue the sport after tho Grand Circuit week.
Quite a numerous delegation came from New
Jersey where every dav next month is taken
up with trottinR meetings The ono mile. or
ono mile and an eighth race, looks like be-
coming a popular institution on the half-mile
tracks In the vicinity Of New York. Several OF
the visitors interested In these tracks ex-
pressed their intention OF Introducing dash
f Brothers e % have i've days OF this class Of trote
ting at Dundee Park the first week In October;
The fields ruled small to-day: tho saddle and
era Sister Barefoot, was iGvorite for the
first race. and reached the wire three lengths
race awarded to J. II. D.. the. outsider OF the
party Mlllard Sanders and double team
frightened out four Of those ,. entered only m 1 Ar
pete with the crack team. This was a great
disappointment, many OF the spectators hay
ing come specially to SOC this race. Tho issue
was mover In doubt, Captain and Maltrayers
winning easily In 2:2Oh,
The old time running horseman Driscoll was
In the saddle on the Parkyile mare lssaIuela.
and sbe had no difficulty IN defeating Bertha
In 2:22.
The following are the summaries:
2:sS ciasS trottinE, purse SiOo one mile.
sister Barefoot b IN Whippsyj.
nelson ch neHrAneeI
81
Bstting-6 to l AgAinst }. H. d
Double team race. = - clASs' miisi purse SlOO
Captain b. n, and Ernest MatrAVerh b. \. (SAndeTD.
ATbuIus biz g. and mate
Time 3OH
BSttinE-2 TO on CAptzin and Ernest hGlHGVsrA
$50 class. tEottinE purSs 500; half mils
OtATd hehI(
Chester A. oh. (ullmAn)
JOah Morse, BLK.
Time. l;l2N
BSttinE-BsV0n 10 against otLTd.
Free for ALL saddle; purse 0lUo' one miIS-
IAAQuen1, m (Driseoul
Time 922
BettlDE-FiyO 60 on iES ISsnR.
Consolation race for beaten horses In the so clAHs
HednssdAYi half mile purse sIvD
DsAeoni eh g. lHuTdl
iaA =" " Tim. i:iS '''''''''''' '''''''''
BstHHS-AssihSE otSId, even money
The sun., 1890-08-30
.IeGu,sEaa aAa Magic Fixed Mt Last.

Paddy McouiEgAn ana Harry NAEle, tho Newark
light weights have At last found plan by which they
think they can settle their differences Theynxed upon
two different nights for n nnish night but were pre-.
vented both occasions from carrying out their In
ieutionA The Last posponsnsnt took place last Non.
day. Each had put In month OF bard training and
they we're bound not % lose Al that time and trouble
YAts mill AB eompromAA suggested BY Cart Nike
hOyla they AErsSd 70 meet In tSnTound contest Gly-
rounds necessary TO reach decision. and the match
VIII come on at KuicksTbocksr dGrdsn. HOboksn next
Tuesday evening.
The sun., 1890-08-30

o, Helly's bTt h. vsiiant 8, By EOlus-visfi;nN
LsmssnsS SrotisTii ch m little HinnS, SaSd Ioi
EoGsssi on O. dSrdnsr. = i0s 10 oRo1fiSi..
JACK batohelor ana Lysander also ran
husuaIs paid ssiS ss.sS, ss.9S"
THE sKvENTH RACE.
,Igfge SS0oi selling allowances; seven furionEU.
o AuIIayl b b fontieo aged By hortemsr-AEs.
9. kslly's Oh 3 Hsyty r. iis a. BsrGsni........ >
sheeeIsh h. Lancaster, AIRED, l2S CoAnea) ....,,
". valentine, Quibbler, Blackstone Frank wheeler,
Top Sawyer Ida dir hisrton, and UtopiAn also ran
MutusiS paid siseo s%io sassd