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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28

Harvest Excursions to Texas via the Cotton Belt
The Cotton Belt will sell excursion, sfcE-
cts 10 all points in Texas on .ASetst -,
September Il and 90 good ~fsseffirty days,
with stop-ovcr priyi!essaeat any point en-
route on going.ssssssge, and will per
init fetuTSsssseassage from any point
short ,esssSestination, and the various
ssaSthefn. Eastern and Southeastern
lines have authorized similar arrange
ments via the Cotton Belt route For
further information call on or address
G.. w. BARNHART. Gen'l Agent,
401 Main Street, Fort Worth, Tex
Or W. H. WINFIELD, @. p. Agent,
Tyler, Tex.
E. w IABEAUME, G.P. &TA.,
St Louis Mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
Governments. stocks and Bonds.

-.- ORA. Aug. 27.-Tha stock market
80 active to-day, especially in the
s.i~. .. and displayed in the main re
...rt temper under heavy reaiizdtions,
d.. l'-.yS ruled almost throughout the day
D. r--.-t& lower level than those OF last
'...- Prices We're higher al the open
-.-- ''.. lie pressure brought TO bear was
~ risccSStul in forcing prices below
Ing Tie bullish sentiment in the
.-.- however. romans unimpaired, and
g. .ErG'.y stubborn resistance shown by
i....~ .n react even under the most dis
.-..-.-- circumstances, shows that the
''-., movement is based on tirmer
.'-'.-" than any upward movement
h.....a i-.e last two years.
."' business of today and yesterday was
--- "-tr.l distributed than that uf any
''' ... '.r .aSt year, the number of stocks
,ft- -- reaching about one hundred and
,".+. i've. The effects of frost in the
,''~' we're not Of material consequence and
''--~ .r.1'S were more active and all were
pea 10y special circumstances. There
We .reGueut changes of temperature
-.A- me day. The market finally closed
~ LARRY active and heavy 10 weak.
',#.fodd bonds not so active.
Ha'elLmeut bonds dull and steady.
sac bonds duh and steady.
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Residence Burned at Paris

Special 70 me TaZettt.
PARIS, Tex, Aug. 27.-Between the hours
of 12 and O'Clock last night the residence
of Mrs. Golf, on South Jefferson street, was
discovered to be on fire. The family had
retired for the night, and the fire mad made
considerable progress before The alarm was
given. all the rear end being ablaze when
discovered. 1t is supposed to have origi-
mated in the kitchen, but how it occurred
is mystery, as there had been no fire in
that part of the house since 3 o'clock in the
evening The building was an old frame
structure, and it burned rapidly. But little
of the furniture was saved. The loss IS
placed at $500: insurance, $3.50.
Mr.. L. j. Vaughn had his head badly
bruised while trying to save his residence,
which was just across the street from the
burning building
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Arrested for Violating the Lottery Law.

New ORLEANS, LA, Aug. 27.-Paul Con-
rad, president, L. Poche, ". Voleten, A J.
Bachemin, P Voorhees,. NJ. P. Arnoult, P
L. Labarre and j. Z. Brulater, clerks of the
Louisiana lottery company, arrested on Aft
davit Of Inspector Maynard at Austin.
Tex, for violating the postal laws relative
to lotteries, were placed under $500 bond
each TO appear before United States Com
missioner Wright for hearing John A
Morris. c. II. Hyams, P J. and J. L. Hen
rig and p. o. Fazcndc, also charged as
above, have not yet been arrested. They
are out of town. President Conrad signed
bonds for all
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Injured in Runaway at Alvarado.

SpeclaI 70 the JaZette.
ALvARADO, JOHNSON COUNTY, Ten, Aug
2E-Yesterday evening a few minutes be-
fore 6 O'Clock a team attached to q hack.
en- route to Cleburne became frightened and
ran away. All the occupants, six in mum
Der, were moro or less hurt ''Sketer''
Root was most seriously hurt, remaining
unconscious several hours after the rlna-
way. Aft Taylor had the small bone in his
leg broken, and the hack is 4 total wreck
To-day the injured are resting as well as
could be expected.
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Drank Carbollc Acid.

-TI-a. y ne gazette.
ABS, Tx, Aug. 2T.-AIr Chap Ryan. a
We KNOWN cattle buyer, was the victim Of
SERIOUS mistake yesterday His father
Is giving him some medicine aud. mistak-
'S the bottle, poured out caTbolic scid,
winch Chap drank before the error was dis
I yHted. His mouth and throat We're burned
'a5r I, aud during the day he was vomiting
! 81 His suffering has been very great.
= 81 Tor while the physicians were very
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Charged With Bicamy.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Aug. e7.-A. j. Christie,
living at Downs, near here, was arrested
to-day charged with bigamy, on an affidavit
by man named Parks, brother of the
present Mrs. Christie. Christie is from
Ohio. and since here he has stood well
The complainant alleges that Christie has a
wife in Ohio
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Price of Cotton,

.-|-.- y ne GaIrtlc
-EN NElr,Ns. Ia, Aug. 27.-The official
'.,o'- of sle shipment OF cotton from this
shows thai the average price of cot
- exported Tor the season ending this
'.... "aS Si9.26 bale against S934 last
7n.eurc Of only ) cents bale OF
- OF a mill per pound. Inasmuch
b. ....1 ranged considerably lower in
. ms ear Than last this showing is re-
5..'.'s t~ t'laardable but is explained by
d." .-. ''lT sellers watched the market
l''"r aud made better bargains. That is.
ID Tie cotton WAS sold and exported
..'' ,..' market fell very low. whereas
g.. ..'" .aty were frequently caught by i
s..->a market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
Interested t$ke such steps as VIII NsuII1h
the successb f the plan, IA yopssssfr9lyt
"a G~SZae95s5 'STF
S1sf fs Gl, Ssssf'n ssls'f'" ~ S Mat
DIED AT WEATHERFORD.
r. c. Mcconnell, County Attorney and
Prominent Citizen.

Special TO the Gazette
WEATHEREoRD, PARKER COUNTY, TEX,
Aug. 21.-R. c. Mcconnell, county attorney
Of this county, died this morning. He was
2 prominent member of the knights of
Pythias. The bar of this city met this
afternoon and passed the following resolu-
tons touching his death:
Resolved, that we have heard with pro-
found sorrow Of the death of MIR. r. c. Nc
Council.
That we regret his loss as a great per-
sonal sorrow as well as q public calamity.
That as member Of the legal profession
he was upright and honorable. IS an OIL
cial OF the county he was earnest, faithful
and efficient. AS man he was true and
steadfast in those elements which go to
make up worthy character and dignified
conduct
That we as his professional brethren ten
der our sincere coincidence to his bereaved
widow and children and other relatives.
That copy of these resolutions be fur
nished the family of the deceased. and tina
the chairman of this meeting be requested
to present same at the next Sessions of cur
district and county courts for entry on the
minutes of said courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
CLEBuRNE SPORTS.
They Are Arrested by the Wholesa!e-No
Chip Rattler Left Upmo,ested.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CLEBUENE, JOHNSON COUNTY, TEX, Aug
21.-County Attorney c. V. Myers created
quite stir among the sporting fraternity
yesterday evening by placing in the hands
of the sheriff over one hundred capiases
for the arrest of parties who had been gam
ing. Several got wind of the fact yester
day morning and left town, but were inter-
copied AT Alvarado by Il telegram and were
arrested there. Officer Webb Paf started
back with them in hack. Soon after
leaving Alvarado the team ran away, over
turned the hack and bruised them all up
considerably. ALI Tayloris leg was broken
just below the knee. and young sport
known as ''Skceter Root was knocked
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Galveston Spot.

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
ksts.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON. TEX. Aug. 27.-The following
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to-day at the leading markets. together
with the closing for middlins yesterday, with
to-day'S sales:
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much afraid that all their efforts at relief
would be fruitless, but late in the evening
he became much better, and il is thought
he will recover from the severe ordeal.
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ST. Louis. Mo. Aug. 21- Wheal-Opened
strong and l-sc higher tui~ morning. After an
early bulge the market tel back ic ana became
very dull, then advanced s.afsc but the last
half au hour saw i very weak market aud more
disposition 10 sell. and I re cos- WAS irreyular.
December. &C lower ana August and ScpieH4-
b.r i.c higher. No. z red. cash. 81 0i4tl %.
August. 81 OIL. september, 81 o. bid; DeceW.
Der. 81 03's,
Corn-Thc speculative market improved sc
for year this morning. nuj trading was dull ana
only occasionally tabhlrd IN: th";. &c E4s
added 10 the early prices out. ihr Nitent. YEA .s-
ened and closed only &C above yesterday. No.
Q. cash. 60n5Ii.c.
Oats-The only trading Was in September,
No. = cash. 20 sc S"ptemn"r, ~ &c
COrnmeal-S 9I3c| u
Whisky-Steadv. 81 IS Il
( ProyisionS-ActiNea and strong
Porll-si0 G2i cQlu -.
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders. % o.:
longs. B. 60: rips, S. 10; short clear. ~
Bacon Boxed shoulders. IS -; long s. -
RIBS s. 6;'6 20; short Gear . s. "a, : o.
Hams-SuGar cUrcoL $40 "a ~ 10.
NEW ORLEANS, la. Aug. 27.-Rice-Quiet.
Ordinary TO prime. ! aF' &c.
Coffee Dull Rio ordinary to fair, lSGlsc.
CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. a7-The weather map
started the wheat Nae -5eI with an additional
crop scare ana December wheat wAs unplr-
chaSable in any quantity until ii was Ia.
higher than il closed Yesterday. The price Wt.s
very irregular all the forenoon declining and
recovering again very fapIulS- anu "lti44N
range olS o. tol O57s. But about AL hour bc-
fore the close there a very weak feeling,
induced by New York reports Of lower cables
and foreigners reselling there anu :. drop Iu
81 0iss was the rc>uit- The closing price was
81 0r4.
The opening OF to-day's corn market was
quite wild in the. matter OF wide range OF
prices in the first transactions as was the case
at the same moment III the wheat pit
September corn was started at from SE4bsc.
the latter being the highest price paid to-day.
and closed al 65c. October sold at the opening
anywhere from 59c TO Ig43c sold as high ~
60i.c and as low 5S1tc, and closed ~ J9'.c- Al
against 'sc close Yesterday.
The provision market started firm. and after
a rather protracted weak Intermediate spell
strength again became the ruling feature, aad
the close was at moderate advance upon yes
terdays hnal figures.
Leading futures closed.
Wheat-August, 81 U2l1 September, 81 o..
Corn-August, 66c; September, Coo: DC
tOber, 591sc
Porh-September, $40 u: October, $40 SEA;
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Stocks at all United states Ports.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. y.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Stocks this uay .l4 SIS
Stocks this Gav last YEAR, -...--. o. 20
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FINANCIAL.


British ConsoIs.
Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Consols closed, e5 1916 for
money; for silver, 10 3-16
Exchange at New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. q.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Bank, 60 days............4 s3ii@i ss4
Commercially days..-........-...4 S21<Gt4 IS
Reichmarks-Commercisl, 90 days e45s
Francs-Bank, 90 days.............5 24;s
Commercially days. IS
Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, AUG. g.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling Commercial 80 days. sl40i &i:
Francs-Commercial, 60 days......o 255s
New York Sight-bank---. . prerni,m
Exchange at Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX. AUG. q.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-eO days.
New York sight. ..........Is discount
New Orleans sight ................l. discount
American SILVER ---.---.----..-.--A discount
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NEW ORLEANS la. Aug. 27.-Rice-Quiet.
Ordinary to prime. sy5 &C.
Coffee Dull. Rio ordinary TO fair, $50 lSc.
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Galveston Wool Market

Special 10 tHr Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEN. Aug. Woo! -I.arl=:
closed quiet.
Unsecured wool
spRING-rwELyE MONTHS. CLIP
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Bonds and Stocks.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Bords and stocks closed
al the following prices bid:
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Subscribe for the Weekly GASstff; only
100 per year
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Exchange at Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX. Aug. q.
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Receipts and Exports at all United states
Ports.
GALVESTON. TEX, Au. a.
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Exchange at New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. q.
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Receipts at United states Ports.
C,rCFSroc T'rX A-s, a
GENERAL MARKETS..

Total this Gav ..-...........-
Tota! This day last wear ..-.-
The sun., 1891-05-31
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
A Vote to Meet In Portland. Ore, Ne,
Year-San Francisco's Claims.

A Vote to Meet In Portland. Ore, Next
Year-sas Fraacisco's Ciaims.
DETROIT. May S0.-In the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly this morning the vacancy in tho
Committee on Church Unity caused by the
death OF Judge Breckenridge was filed By the
appointment OF DR.. Ely. e,
Invitations were received for tho next As
sembly from San Francisco. guaranteeing
$4,000. and from Portland. Ore. with guar
sntee OF the entertainment Of 200 delegates
and $4,000 for ex xpenses. Representatives OF
California and Oregon were heard for fifteen
minutes.
DR.. Hayes OF Kansas. gave notice that II the
Assembly did not 60 to the Pacific Coast
against the Saratoga Springs.
DR.. Rice spoke for Calvary Church. San
Franoisco. and IBIS his presbytsry Re said II
6e laekine "lt Is the, metropolis Of The
tosn, kssin' fSs aSs' sr.assss &ias S eSs a
Xe can get up an excursion TO- the
Anothsr 3; Dr. sD0ke 9
reading 4 TELEGRAM, Offering 70 90 $4,000 hisSsr.
rsS ~
overWhelming majority which WAS then made
Ii was voted that. II the railroads do not
Officers Of the Assembly have the right 10 ar.
range for Kansas City.
The report Of the committee on the Board OF
Publication was read by DIR. J. Glentworth
Butler OF Brooklyn. Besides the GENITAL store
In PhiladelphiA there arc eighteen depositorics.
xnft HEt dens Ss is SsTmansn, and student mis-.
They have organized Of new Sunday schools
moro than lfty-two each week on the average;
.. $50 schools were visited and aided .9.l7l ad.
dresses were delivered; 77,220 families we're
visited; the miles OF travel involved were
306.l ll5.
The total receipts for the year were sl27.-
47789; expenditures. $l0l.59825; balance.
S2b. b.88l.64.
There was no session OF the Assembly this
afternoon tho time teing given up TO an OK.
cursion TO Lake st. Clair. ..
The sun., 1891-05-31
AMERICAN YACHT CLUB.
Tho Annual Open,nE OF tho Club Hot
Celebrated Ashore.

Tho Annual Open,ng OF tho Club House
Celebrated Ashore. d.,
The heavy fog and mist which envelopea
Loug Island Sound until noon yesterday
efIeetually upset the plans OF the members oi
tho American Yacht Club. who had made ex-
tensive preparations to celebrate the annual
opening Of their pretty club house at Milton
Point on the Sound. Il
Commodore Archibald Watt had issued an
order directing yachts enrolled In the clubs
feet to be at anchor In the snug harbor at
~ o'clock. but whom eight bells struck only
two OF the 100 boats were on hand. These
were Vice. Commodore Frank r. Lawrsnces
steam yacht Thyra and John F. Kennedys
steam yacht Viola.
Three launches two naphtha and one steam.
we're keeping the lonely yachts comUany. and
their dartine movements Interested the visit
ors who had come up BY train.
The fleet was shortly augmented however.
by the steam yacht, Lsdoga. commanded BY the
Commodors's brother. Thomas L.. Watt, while
the flagship Golden Rod. with the Commodore
apH Ths s1 Goidsn N ROD was noisly saiated and the
clubs launch steamed out 10 meet her; bear
Ing Srsl sh PnSs 5sstr and
ship % 81 Flo f;owsrs had the name Golden Rod upon
the Commodore brought y cargo Of guests that
taxed the capacity Of his yacht. Dozens upon
dozens. it seemod. OF pretty girls tumb
into the launches that met the faRship. and
all were In fine epirtts.
sSsv Rs .lBs lBs.a. as ssss Hs Mi: oGSa na
Ms ss' Ma sn Hls ass snk b. NE
.. Maginnis, Miss GeTitzen, HaETett Adams,
g.. E!l's and nar"s I5s = H$SetI: Mi;s broyn., i:
Doyle: PstIick Eo1 ..d 9: W. LiysfmSrs. sna %rs
YIN. Mss;s: Albert Wa Waite H. M 5.a and nfs.
HaeSes, rMSs Mr.. and Mrs; ,. Blossom; Mr. apd
MIRA j. W. Swan. Miss Watt. Miss Purple. NJ:
pumont..A A. Chatfeld. Miss Vsnderpool and
Gr Thomas L. Watt s guests on tho Ladoga
were: DR.. J. O'Farrington, g. p. Pierce: John
j, Quinn, DR.. A. NJ. Brockway. and e. A. Marsh.
A band accsmpsnied the party. y
The few commanders went Though the form
oiholdine meeting on board The, the faaC.hn "a at at
the circumstances he water parade would By
dispensed with. After this everybody went
ashore, and the clubs celebration on land
blossomed into a great success.
Among the prominent members contributinR
70 the comfort Of The guests were: George, v.
Hall. Frank n. Lawrence y. i. nowning y. I.
beoyill Walter =. jones, John y hfnnedy q.
psnt:I Goylss AsxsPPasr ifllgEHE Eaas 95
ss sssssl Ss'es co f. fe s@ FI1l: ps,ass assn
dunsSsss g. hss... = :onnj ana j. H.lls Sk'e'
The sun., 1891-05-31
essh s.e q. 'De,rss ana csxswsis esen ,s,. Cha.
Ssas sotoi; Preston g., soto Mutuais psid sisss

- -. -. 80.
The thr.. eroets fs wsn, sr. uuf 49, x
n,.ssmps q. and Tsrsi taking Riley tAs front.
e rs ss fsss f.
ats attempting s.ssf Hass away mSf With fRsssy Rssg
right aitsr hir, om lily, tne rHeLt tnouEn. ana vas
Angeles though was speedils ieIt bshdhna hSs
Ksns Ktnss;iiS9 4iaS, ,pn1s ~ EHsm.oa SSs
S s. S
Tn.a: Ms. Sa ,oss 1s bad
psssrs ssrs. a. .nsss hs drew
n: os.ssSsyG sss
s.is. M: sss,,:. Il $ il: a,::;. i ~
Iiim., , a,sI ''''''..S
s'' Los Anss'ss Matusls paid sissa sSSt 1910
cunt, ,s. .Ess. M sss " xs,nsa
hs and nf s%Ss nnS q bsss ss
n,n@ bS Sasa sae{ o noeSsdsai oGEio sim WIN.
third. A'''' >'"'''' '"''''N
81 os ss sss .ss :oS Ss
p j. DIVER sons Dr. G. Tempj. ioI IN srtnii
" ,Ss nSnsen e en- = SS'ltS Mn Is, svensonn 3
Count, Rsossa aud Bullet Dsux colt also ran. '
Time, .osh
4, SaiIey 10 .,S,is ncS atn ME-, H n sws NScccH "a,
Count e !: Gondois colt 20 70 }: temple 1 10 !;
Preston y. 80 toL hssaals paid sos.oa sfaSS ti2i.E
THE SIXTH RACE.
virsie. Gettysburg. and Montague made the
running In clcSe COMPANY to tho end OF the Ave
inflones. when Montague. B. B. Million. and
s
BY nye lengths. .Gettysburg second. two lengths
10 'front.' OF humdrum: third.
"a q s ss % S sS
K Sfsdisy . s. T. Virfie 81 Ens Eoit-y,rso. s4fH.
Joassl ..::.v;.;..;.,.;.. ............
GsS5s GSSs5ss.;S :tnes SsstysSHa ~. .simmO..
Noetasus n Sili,on ssd s.iu,s sfso rsn .'''''''
:. ime. i:s4
BsttinGA ARaipst NonsASuA 70 5; yirgis AZ to !;
s.ss: &c aspo,S@ s.S g. Il h'iIion AM a i io
"'''''a's "'o Su.uAs ". psa w ''' '''"'' s1''"'
THE SEVENTH RACE.
the LAST racs 81 the meeting and the Black
geldt4e had speed enough 10 hold the San TO
{nS nnes Eln1inG py ienHth from Diaolo.
hlsty van tnno.
.is sc6o sid.a q which ssOo second and sloos to
" E nsi,,s hiSn M s D.,.x,.r ,x r.,,.,.rdo,h
syr,A rs GossIl
W,leem 4 csmpbslrs b . DtsSio re- traraD.
Edsaf Johnson ss?as. 4ss ,nf ,izE zE., s'y a"o ran
Bstt,ng-Asanst DiaSio 10 s: Kitty Van. az to ::
sss;s s 70 s.a ss
"a 81. ~. NOTES.
"a .,.,,...,> - a.. .,...s..
The sun., 1891-05-31

BUFFALO. n. Y. May 30.-The races hero to.
day resulted as follows:
f,rst eaes-r.e I1rior ss King g Ata h't Tioss SEQ
Second Rsee-HAlf . mile. BsverWyck nrsS DR.. Bill
second, and Kstorah third Time. O:tsd
sesond ana ktn5sbrdSs third fine: 2sH v,..c-.,
second. aud Now OF Never third. Time l,tA
Fifth Racs-etx furionsn Rambler hrs. Tanner SEQ
ond and Sparring third. Time, .f:l3;<
Sixth kace-stoepfechase full course Delaware nrs.
Pat Oakley second. ana Lijoro third Time o:2l
The sun., 1891-05-31
enelis sports,

A big crowd Of athletes attended the games Of the
Gaelic Society at rsnton woodsds L. l. yesterday.
The rsssits were: .,-
osshunarsd.yard Dahl. connsry. Gaelic Society
as.s: y. Kennedy la c. second Time II sec,
SHslt mil. Esn-M,eassl Kennedy A. A. G.. nss; D.
plsl Jamp-J. Conhsry nrs. feet ~ inches
kunpinS Broad Jump. cohnsry won; d,stanee, 10
feet IL inobss
OF the irlsh.Amsrican Football Club OF Newark iol
lowed The 0Aslics won.
The sun., 1891-05-31

WASHINGTON. May SO.-Gen. Grosysnor.
Chairman Of tho recently appointed Immlgra-
tion Commission has telegrsphed Secretary
ipterview with Tim on Wednesday last crlticis.
ink. the demapd Of forsignets for the use Of
thsi, native ,iSssaiSss 10 an tt oonai sna
gross fnIsTspresontstlon. Gen, 9rosvsnor de-
ciares that nothing he said could beas the con-
struotton e1ven it.
The sun., 1891-05-31

~ hLenanto and The Forum were the lsaders Mt
BnnS".tt' ane meedra last. Around tue lower tur?
c. n%n Men nss sse0nG snS
isu ~, s.rawllng all over the track. Lepantf,
ssoa0t ssnl ~ his clip along tho bacEstretch and
fds and ne ish,n9 turn i E9n on, and Banquet sids by
Mrs,ch Wers whipping At the head of tho
GS"h, Gao"n,,, Lun was the nrst to cry quits, and
ness ness,, ~, coming on with the utmost game
'.'S s, ron length and a half for the place.
@. as Sss sn .sh sih'o second aud so third one
1i!""" Hi1s,I,oSS hanqu's by RAyon dor. Ell.
s...s;: S'rH'f lg = fo & S.ia.sa;
anu 'hs Form also ran
as1a hG % ass.' 3 yssir'
THE FREMONT sTAKgs.
lop.aasaiions. Tasso. C6xswajp, md the LADY
was was;iow ;ai. @ cot were the leaders to start that
ihs las, lr 'Mr mn al Put Lachesis and Mccormick.
Gss is ssa s%naleoanySl leaylnf no chance yGsn "a. she
eou eon.nshy ana Airplent made the upning In CLOSE
fain. Tbnpn up me baekslretch and around the
Lady L"hsilISo,WTa IS,TaehsPed se, cut foE home the
Epnslo,n, out WI hs was impedistsly passed BY
tis Iine wl, a4d Airplant. II was good race to
but az tho Ss's end dditsslSsiG and Hsmton
Ss fssses rent q osIs RiSi Ss: e: e:
II. .t,sM tvu.,el!ow colt wss Close fourth.
s 70 :.ssas a .ss sSs ssc ssss Z
:,s h. II Ls,i.s.IssSI s,Si,%ssssSI ,, pss. OF
StssI't.s%sss .%ps.i,..s .s,p.cs ALL iSR,.es
.,,a,a' '''"''s' AHS f,as l:eP.,is S'is;; Also 'sa
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winners. The .Varuna crew. who had pre-.
70 BE- IL Tof t. but to t6s ment 81 all they
took the lead immediatsly after the start and ,
were never headed. Time. 0 minutes JON
Atsi@asas % We're We're dlstsnced from the START,
The tnal heat IN the nnlor eight shs,l
WSe So TOO took the lead q ths az Institute
men second Sna Snd sssoyas Ss% sorks third
getRer he lafi Hawkins az sh MtrsIn Jn snS Joseph
BerGin. Bsrgin was booked by the kn2wipg
ones AS a sure winner; Martin took the
acaSs G s Gi ssrd wGISd S RsIsa
Ing on 70 the half ID mile Ino, ;aSE aSgkins ,Es
iand sin spSTtsd ana cosed but
S a. 's seconds. " MuIcahy was third: and Martin
The iour-oarsd gig race had but two Crows
as follows:
triton CO n wiz: Boy " sSss s.2.v.,s .yS
vis:s. 81 s'nste :''s.i s 'i.'Tf ".
ss.ih ss:s.ish.. oc..~sa ss.am.n 81 h.ss''' '''i''
selves superior to thSir opponents and taking
the lead shortly after tho start held Il 10 the
finish. Time minutes 81 S @ aH ses3nds: fIsI:. w.. ,
pSis. in i minutes a5S seconds. with Howard
The The senior eight cared shell race had but
isnta Boat Club Il was the imprssslon among
tesia ,ss 20 S e.
2r sTS.t e. osE wssa oppo..
sS.s Oss D'sd K. HasS ina sss ..ms
ridiculous performance wss gone through
again.
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