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Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
THURSDAY, May 81

THURSDAY, May 81.
The San Jose Ranch Co to Sarah NJ Anderson
SEA of SW14 sec 10 I R w and water
22-21; $500.
s, of NEII sao ond NWiH nf NEi sec o. tx r.
r IA w; S42, 200.
George Shatto to John Garrett-Lot 55 Or
ange Heights 1853: $4,000.
Albert Biles and Elizabeth Biles to
White-Lot bl Aryor trt 2 634: $4,000.
George F Kernaghan 10 John Winter-N 8
feet of lot 10 and 38 feet of lot 20 bl C, Lake
Shore tract, 1920; $4,000.
Samuel D White to d Childress-Lots and
bl "a, Ralph Rogers sub Garvanza, 1871;
$500
John H Cope to Sister Bonaventura Fox-Lot
and # strip of west side of lot 5, Mayo tract;
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

G. G. Johnson, Notary Public, has removed
to lion. Spring st. Always in.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22
Dom sites.
ODDS al ENDS.

muslin l5c
bleached muslin Zlc
yards beached muslin 55c
unbleached muslin Zyc
beached muslin 55c
unbleached muslin z9c
unbleached muslin fol. sc
cambria
unbeached muslin e
bleached muslin oc
striped hanelete oc
yards figured zoc
IL.
polka fannelete
hannelete Il o1c
white
35c
And hundd o others.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

R. D. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 125 West Second. Never out
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it For
sale by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout
Sixth and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

For distressing oppression and ful1ness in the
stomach, take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

No money! Well, you require very little
to buy fine hat at the New York Bazaar, 14S
North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

Choice Fruits-Finest Cherries.
Handled by Althouse Bros. Telephone 1877
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22
Eastern Produce Co.. I23 East First St

Best eastern hams lie and 1876; bacon.
10c, lie and 12c; pork, 10c; lard, &c. :,
Creamery butter Csc and SOC. Best roll
butter always on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

D. Felix, who keeps the Gem sample rooms,
can always be found at No. lab s. Broadway,
near Second st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22
A Big Snap.

For wakefulness, weakness or lack of energy,
Simmons Liver Regulator is specific.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22
Don't Forget Our SuralSiIks Today, 25c Yard.
Dress Goods.
ODDS Nd ENDS.

3s8 yards double-fold green serge tor.
6 yards double-fold blue cashmere for d.
8 yards double-fold cashmere for. 80.
5 yards Scotch plaid suitings for $50.
8 yards double-fold de beige suitings TO
IL yards double-fold cashmere for.
67s yards 40-inch gray stripe serge for.
IL yards double-fold de beige suitings
s yards 40-inch polka dot serge for.
o. yards summer flannel spiting for =.
9X yards wool challie for.
s yards 42-inch striped serge suiting fol
A yards double-fold black cashmere for
10 yards double-fold black cashmere fo
8 yards 40-inch all wool ladies' cloth, b
25s yards 40-inch all-wool serge.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22
Change of Location.

Ask for the Independence" the healthi EST
cordial in the market.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

All persons opposed to the widening
and extending of Los Angeles street as
now proposed, are requested to meet at
Childs' opera house hall on Saturday
the 23d inst. at 80 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

Eucaloline
Will cure the worst case of piles known.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

Our Home Brew.
Maier & Zoebleins Lager, fresh from the
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa-
looms, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and Brewery, 444 Also st. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

Donahue's Grocery House will remove, Ma,
25th, to 216 and 21S 8. Spring St, with
Seymour a. johnson Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

Use German family soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

A. c. Coleman, of Pasadena, agent for Los
Angeles county. Sub agents wanted.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

The International Atlas of the World,
Containing newly engraved maps of the United
States and Canada, and every division of the
world useful colored charts and reference
tables OF history, finance, mining, manufactur-
ing, agriculture and politics, and list OF every
postofice in the United States. All the above
derived from the late census. Examined and
approved by the county board of education.
A. L. BANCROFT, Publishers
San Francisco.
A q Colaman of Pasadana AGENT for Los
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

SOC
42c
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99c
81 90
81 90
81 40
81 so
81 SO
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81 .9S
60c
81 so
,ct for 81 20
~ 90c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Egyptian Director Of Prisons Gets u
Bride In THIS Country.

PH1LApELpH1A. Aug. 5.-Dr. Harry Crook.
shank. Director enernl OF Prisons In Egypt.
was married to-day to Miss Emma Walraven
Comfort OF New York. dauRter OF MINOR
Samuel Comfort Of the Standard OIL Company.
Tho ceremony wns performed at Fleetwood.
the residence Of DR.. Henry Y. Pickering. an
uncle OF the bride. The Row. A. G. f. West
macott. rector OF ST. Luke's Church. Newtown.
offlcia ed. and the bride was given away by
her father The bast man was Mr.. J. Herman
Barns!ey. Miss Belle WarI OF Orange. New
Jersey. was maid Of honor. and the brides.
maids were Miss Mary Kelly Of Egypt. Miss
Lille Barnsley. Miss Helen Chambers. and
Miss May Pickering
Dr.. Crookshank. although rasha. Is an Eng
lishman by birth and education. his father was
an English General. who was killed in the In.
dian service: While a medical student DR..
Crookshank became attached t" the medical
Of tie Geran nr%y and iollHWed
rewarded for valiant seryic-s By the Empress
Augusta. who took from her iingera rlng and
Corps during Tho Tuiko- Russian war was ct Ct
the bulgarian massacre: and served through
was sssns n Fryp Dr. sen. 10
E9ir9 whore he at.rHrted the attention ci II.
En- Sse e 81 ssh aud made
Tho brid. was the recipient Of many costly
AMI beautiful presents. but tho principal ono
eller. md e an exact eopy Of tn: on. ~. was
dynasty which began In 1908 b. G. Iii. made
OF two amethyst. two rarnelians, and sew
carved to represent beetles. These nre smp-
ported Mt tho tor md bottom by string OF
stones were taken from the tolnhs Of EEyi tIan
princesses. and there are but two similar neck:
laceR In the world. Lady Vincent has one and
Lady Colin Moucrieff the other.
The ecklace was worn at the ceremony to-
day ~ the bride. DR.. and Mrs. Crooks hank
pect 10 sail on Saturday In tho Etrurls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
RAISED THE CRY OF "MocK-A-Hrw
That Meant that the Police were About 70
Swoop Down on the Fan.Tnn PlaYera.

| That Meant that the Police were Abovt "a
swoop Down on the Fsn.Tsn Piayers.
Tho police Of the Elizabeth street station.
headed By Cant. Brooks and Detectives Price
and Schirner. made a descent on two Of the
largest fsn-tan Joints In Chinatown last night
and captured thirty-six Cinnamon ind four
layouts. besides considerable money. Tho
places were At 50 Pell street aud IS Mott street.
They were raided at exactly the same time.
OILS o'clock. Capt. Brooks. Detective Price, and
officer Denns Day going to % Poll street. and
Detective Schirmer and Officers James Liston
and John O'Rourko to 10 Mott street
Although there were two watchers on the
alert outside the Pell street place. Price. after
crawling from the opposite side. shielded By a
number OF trucks. succeeded in getting into
tho ilace before tho door could to shut, Ge.
spito their shri'l cries Of Mock.a-hi! mock-a.
hi."-ths rolice! the roliccl
Tho gamblers were in the middle OF their
game when the detective sprang IN upon HON.
They wers UP In second. and an attempt was
made to put the lights out. but the officer frus-
tratc'l tlls. The Chluamen then made for tho
Lack door IN y body. lhry wero met therc by
several d them 90. past ' ' osc.r and hid IN
elo.et ia the, back yard. where ihey were
"eGwnrd and sn, ntn t,s nine. N.
him out and II. was obliged TO nive several Of
would surrender In the. rush 10 escape
thronnh The rear the gambling imulemsnts
and LEFT. There wrre ,went,.one rlayer,. In
Gliding tho proprietor OF tho rlnce. q little,
dwariish ChinninRn. named William Kong
They were marched to the station house and
LOCKED ny. u searching the pr soners for
knives It was found thnt eyery ono Of them had
plenty OF money. One hn,l 4 ron OF bills, as big
sronEa a. mnns Les, les, and the rest had Gums
Al 10 Mo't street the officers hal tie trouble
They captured ifiesn Cinnamon. all OF whom
were sen,e around table PLAYING. 81 ;os. and
spread RAPIDLY. and tho streets were soon
crowded with chnttering lot Of excited China.
mon.
An the eartu,ed men belong to one Of the
we're marched out between poicsmen their
conntrym.n OF tho rival faction laughed and
leerad nj them. AMI some went as fur as to
throw stones. All Sam. tho proprietor OF the
Mot street race, war especia ~ I'M ortunnte.
All hands Joined in hootinx ut him. md no
Looked much relie.ed when he got to the sta
ton honse.
The prisoner. will be arraigned at the Tombs
Police Court this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
THE HOOKER GOLDEN WEDDING.
FIFTY q old Dollars Set IN the Sugar Frost
ting OF the Bride'a Cake.

FIFTY q old Dollars Set IN the Sugar Frost.
ting OF the Brides Cake.
HARTFORD. Aug. 5.-The City Mission Hall
was crowded this afternoon at the reception in
honor OF the goldon jubilee Of John Hooker and
Isabella Beecher Hooker. Tho hall was fairly
bower Of flower. .ent by friends from all
pnrs OF the country. Over tho heads OF the
worthy pair was q canvas. on which was
printed the dates "1s4l-ls9l." The room Was
adorned with flowers. mostly yellow. typical Of
the golden anniversary. The golden rod pro-
dominated. On one OF the tables was an exhi-
bit!on OF the publications. relating 10 women's
WORK. and Journals and periodicals edited by
women. Refreshments were served at NUM-
ber Of tables in the lower hall.
The brides LOAF which Mrs. Hooker insisted
should he cut and distributed was made at
the City Mission Cooking School. and weighed
twenty-five pounds. 1t was covered with mink
end white frnstinR. wrought into ornamental
designa In the centre nppeared tho dates
scroll work wee Any soli ISIsrs III sak AS
q u Equal Rights Club Of Hartford. founded
served nv i by Tie iadiss senntor JOSEPH il. HAVE s
ley introduced all the guests ,H am. ng whom
b nyy q ne
Miss snrah wnibron smith, Of ciHcinnsi!.
Clarke n philadelphia. Teleernms OF rom
gratn lation were - altered about the tables.
In this pnrlor Mrs. Crosby introduced tho
guests, to the. lazy managers Of the Worlds
Columbian Exhibition Tho following l9diss
Wee President: Mrs: John Pope of, New York.
Mia Ellen q, Ford Of New York Mis- Mary
Wa-hinrton. Mre Jonas II. !rsnch. Of Boston,
q Hevsu IR ba
piano hung portrait 81 Mr.. Hooker taken
The atlsndance from ' out q town vas nu-
nnsr1qns md distirgnishsd: incITIine William
Garriso John Hutchtnson Of Hutchinson
family fame. Pr Edwari Beechsr and Mrs.
Rev. Charles Z. stowo.. Miss Grace King. Lynds
harrison and Mrs Harrlson. Among the
quartet consisting Of Messrs. Wander: Maerck-
en. Wright. and Buddick Of Hartford. mum;
the singing OF two old-'ashioned hymns by the
assembled company; concluding with rsn'arks
and n prayer by the venerable DR.. Edward
Beecher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
CHEFS Players HAPPY AGAIN.
They FtGht for the Championship OF the
United States-Fsvorit-s Reateu.

They Fssht for the Championship or the
United ststes-Favoritrs Ronteu.
LEXINGTON Aug 5.-This section OF the Blue
Gra"s Stn'e 10 discussing chess, almost to the
exclusion OF any other topic. owing to the fact
that the United Stat . Chess Association ID
holding Its fourth annual meeting In this oitv
Tho programme IL large and attractive In
the championship tournament the strongest
PLAYERS In America are competing for the
honors. as well rs for rrizes ranging from 500
down to $25 The youngsters and the players
"f minor strength havo chance to show their
power in the free-for. all tournament. The
winner thereof will acquire the mastcrshp title,
and the lists OF future championship tourna-
mcnts will be open for him. Besides. President
Cochran OF tho association has offered prize
OF s25 for the winner Liner on team mni CHI
Will be played l etween Kentucky players and
visiting competitors In tho Il eo for all.
The tulk OF interest centres naturally In the
hnmpionship tournament. Eight players
hive e,teied the list. namely. Showalter, the
present champion. and Col. Tiabue " Kcn-
tuckv. J. NJ. Hanham OF Now York. William
II. X. Pollock OF Baltimore. DR.. Tick OF Mis-
ds a 1 usae%%pn Of .h i, hy q
Ky however. to Put In an appearance on
"a f ,;I the formal orenIng OF the tournsment
manbam. Poll',ck Vs. Showaiter rclomnun We.
Trnbue. and Rinley n bye. Tick offered u
hinas Gambi! which tho Mai"r declined.
Aver a sniritsd battle tho lattor succeeded Ia
But when he Fought his king 10 it's support
the white rooE chased him all over the hoard.
chcckinE. and tho game had tn DO finally
abandoned rs n draw alter iiity.nino moves.
n ! ed mann defending a letroT di-ro;et OF
Tho Game was stubbornly contested throuuh.
our; md afer seven hours struggle. the Rem
turki1n coul no longer avert defeat from tho
hands OF lielAnd's champion.
IN tho evening session Hanhan received
nnothcr serious setback. tho New Yorker los
ing 10 !lipley in an irregular opening. Tick
Won lively Buy Lopez FROM rratns. A game
bctweep Iedemnnn and Hanhnm was nd-
l2nInsd IN the Tree nll tournament r. W.
Inc following Rsmes were played In the first
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Ev1DENCE AGAINST SIMPSON
Bought Goods ON Time. It IL Said, and
Concealed their Whereabouts.

Bought Goods ON Time. It - said. and
Concealed their Whereabouts.
A pretty strong cass was made out against
Harry Simpson whom he was arraiRned before
Justice Walsh in the Adams Street Police
Court. Brooklyn. Yesterday morning John r.
Douglass OF the New Haven cigar firm Of B.
II. Douglass 4 Sons made the complaint. but
Police CAPTAIN Eason expects TO have grcat
many more complaints agains: Simpson.
Some OF the names under which Simpson
masqneraded were Henry Middleton. II. AL
hers. and F. X. Kuchler. Douglass says
Simpson came. to New Haven July 2s
Myrtle avenue. Brook VI. and furnished mum:
ter Of references. He bought QUO cigars and
10000 cigarettes on thirty dArs' time. md
bad them shipVed to pier IS. North River. The
roli, Q aierwAri found That n truck man took
them from theis. and dumped ih.nI on the
sidewalk in front ri CO. Fulton street. Brook
ivn. Some more detective work resulted In
The disrHve y that Wiimar,h ( I O.. stabiemen.
store IN Liberty and Concord streets. where
they were found. Simpson had fr'd his
store. telling tho owner he was q customs in
specor. lie 1. n stout young man o. ~ He
pleaded not gnt ~ 70 the charge which was
that he had brought stolen goods into the
Suite He was held without bail to await the
action OF the Grand Jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
ABOUT SEPT 10 LOOK OUT
And Sec Pennington OF ~. Losis Sail "a
Town In HIS Air Shin,

TOWN IN NIs AIR TbIV.
DR.. Warren c. Spencer stood on tho stage Of
tire Academy OF Music Yesterday and directed
the movements OF model air ship that loated
around the aud torium nc tho level OF the
second balcony. The model was OF silk. about
twenty feet long. and looked like big cigar.
A small square basket swung underneath. 1t
held . small electric battery and motor that
drove pair OF propeller blades attached to the
forward . d Of tho shin. At the other end OF
the cigar shaped body was a light rn'tdsr. and
undeEnen'h u another rvddsr modelled and
attached Ike the tail OF q bird.
Tho mo foated Rr"und the auditorium
when the air blades were revolving, and obayel
the !udter perfectly. II purp"rts to be n III odsl
Of tho air shin that Penping Il Butler are
building In ~. Louis.
MIR. PeEningt' PROPOSES to build big one
put OF aluminium and 10 do some travelling
init
weeks" said Dr.. Spencer. He is going. to
sail ID: ship from st, Louis, He gave mo his
wo'd Of honor that no would be here In that
time. and know ho will"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Wheeling Gossip

Tie Associated Cycling Clubs New Jersey Will hold
. race meet tho latter phrt of sep smber.
The Elizabeth Wheeimen and the Manhattan Athletic
Club 81, yce tournaments viii b. held on Sept. -
Messrs. Winde. Smith and Ar-nid. the fast bicycle
racers are In training ~ West Allbury, Nind .
track
W +: West, the Philadelphia cyclist who recent
" declared professional by tho Racing Board las
mafs Application for reinstatement as an nmatuer
The racing men Of the Riverside Wheenen IN ac.
tive training tor their clue handicap rosi race which
occurs nsxt saturday.
committee. rspressntns the newly orsAni,ed
Orange County Whoslmen League. mot on SUNDAY aud
drew 40 constitution and by.,aws for their Assoc a.
ton The new lengue con, plates joining he League
of American Whsemen 1t will be strong acquisition
to thar body. The nett meeting Of tho new league viii
Be held on Thursday. Aug ~, At Goshen.
r. MARes aud John Trott OF the Port Chester Gun
Club will shoot another match for SUi q side next
month The tsrma Will 10 MY live birds each, lur
bingham ruies. 1vott won the last match
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
CELLARS THAT DISAFl'EAR n,
And Well Bottoms That Fall Ont In Lark q
VILE, Pn.


And Well Bottom. That Fall Ont i. Larks.
VILE, Pa.
LARKsvrLLE, Pa. Aug. Sit is a queer place
to live In whore You arc liable to wake up In
the morning and fiud that your cellar has dis
appeared. and that the bottom has dropped
out OF your well. That 10 Just what happens
here. md while II doesn't snrpr.se any OF the
residents. Il makes 1t very iEconvenient for
them There Is but one we'll left In this town
with bottom In It, and water famine has
been prevented by the putting IN OF . reser-
voir In which to collect a supply. W. J.
Thomas. whose farm is near here. heard q
great squsallng among his wigs early tho other
morning. and going out he found that dozen
or more OF them were struggling to set out Of
. deep assure In the earth which was not
wide enough to lot them all the way In. but
was wide enough tn hold them whore they had
":p ts ss %o"s had Ssr. s'p SS1 ST
Il the "s Of the earth q r:
fences half way down IN the ground. too. and
big patch Of cabbage Invisible. His house
was also ,I much awry' ono side having sunk
Ths esass 81 this pseulir. situation at Lssts;
vile Is that No. co!liery q the Kinsson Goa!
M,nch advances. ior come time This mssns
sSs So hs essn e hss
been iskon from i, down "a the mil ss .arks-
vile is hull directly over tho mines: and It 10
toms have. gone, and where farmer Thomas's
rH :: ::: ss1 p.s ssn t, %S: hu.
"a f iiks PIN pin. stems. and ny In" snntors. Men
the ROOT. and now people In I.nTksville think
they may safely dig somo new wells ant collars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Disaster to dame. Eii-y's Private Me.us-
erie.

New HAVEN, Aug. 5.-By dint OF much re-
search James Elley OF Crown street got toReth-
or quite valuable little mepsgerir. and he
ked to show HE curiosttes to his friends. In
the show were thrsc-leREsd cat. three queer
kittens. aud blttsrn. worth . good deal be-
Not long ago he caught q coon. put him In a
cage and attached him to the show. The
taken out - f., cnRc BY Sir, Eiey and no
1t strolled about the SHOP Il looked kindly
at INC 'hrre-'e iEcd cat ffe items, mil
out oi ia go "a" " h"r 10y. n Il ~ ~ ~
.econds had r" Hpihe Ell-y me Ins Z T.
cat, len more for the bit "r,, an ten Tor The
Kittens MI Ill.y rssimate, his loss t. be
hands that anybody can buy cheap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
PrItchard VIII Fight Fitxsimmous.

Eng slmen think that Tod Prtcnard Is tho best mid.
dle'weigh, fighter alive They have no one In thSp
country who IL willing TO tackle him. and Pritchards
hackers ar. looking toward America to supply a maa
tofate him. cAblegran to tho rhc- Gd--e from LON
don Yesterday states: rrltct ard will bnx Fitzm mems
for the heat purse offered. either In America
ani give ar take expenses. Articles
either tn tie T. f,c- Sporting Luz, London Will
receive in mediate attention"
PrNch'rd ~ undoubtedly the C everest middle weight
puHii that England mas produced In Years and
being inclined TO come to an
At that weight here there ought to he trouble
bring nn ia between these middle. weight giAnts
Oil tits Slto Of the Atlantic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Dr. schwart. Win. the Duvyea Cup.

The Fountain Gun Club shoot for the Dnryea Cup ~
Wood'awn Park yesterday WAS hotly contested. Five
men out Of the seventeen starters Killed. ton birds
straight and II fell TO tho lot Of r schwartz shos
IN his odtms form from the 3oyard mark. to win the
ris lie ktl'cd " straight. and only usen his second
barrel twre. Tie scores l. I. Davcn, sort ~ yards
4 Or shielhs - yards ~: Dr. Van Ard. ~ yards y;
J. h. Lake - yards tren. ~ yards I: J q. voor.
herk ~ yards 10. II ". rlattmAcle. 70 yards ~ tapl
,ranm.r. syar'Si6 u. Mclansln - yArd.. Il W.
Hunt - yards y: Laird - yard.. 90 q. Levene
>. yards <; It. Ph.sr :, yardG 10. DR. Schwartz 10
yariA X: Grace. Is yards .; ". Lindsey, rs yarda
4; Mrs Lindsey. - yards T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
NOTES n POLLOCK.


ta) reliable variety played we believe by Pau'sen
recently.
,bl The Dav Ia very lively and nrgira herrahouth
&c, II 1t r. white might reply IL kt-R1ch.
G) R-R I looks better. but back retaIns the extra
pam.
The scores in the chess chRmpis ship tour
nament ar" as follows: Flick. l =. out OF 2: Ham
9 out OF 2: Ripley. out OF a possible 8 wins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
THE FLYING rRo7TERs At Burr4Lo.
A Had Day for the Talent Nancy Hanks
Bents Hcl!e lIumiIn.

BUFFALO. Aug. 5.-All the miles were rnrii
this afternoon. when tho second days pro-
gramme OF the Grand Circuit meeting went on.
with large patronage and over u fas or track
than tho steprers had yesterday. 1t was u
costly day for the talent as outsiders carried
Off tho two races decided AMI Leiccstcr's
chances in his class are very blue. even after
tho reinforcement. Four 'rottcrs mud ono
PAGER improved thoir records. two OF the Ior-
NOR scoring 300 hono,s for the first time
SprnGue Gold Dusts milo In 2:lT was tho
most notable, as tho stout son OF old Lucille
Gold Dust has boon of the turf since 1889. and
nude his lrst appearance on n mile track to-
day Ee 10 Hamln was not able 10 win the
mila da.h from Nancy Hanks tho younger
mare hcing evidently in much better form
iNnn The ,ufalo Queen Boil Goldsmith and
n"hle are on tho invalid stan. arM other 'lrIv-
ers had 10 hnnhle Their horses. The INST race
seemed II rretty good thing for \. Z. II aud
the mo- ey rnt,led in al bout 2to on him.
but he was never in front through the four
heats. Alter liav boy got, the nrst in 2:l0a.
superior resled on three miles that landed him
winner. n. +. II. was very ms eady. but flny
Boy had some sreed lat In tho fourth heat.
and nperior had t. 70 faaer han ever to
beat him. but he did the mile without q mis-
take in 2:1SH. Summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-06
Eugene s.adow Objects.

To IuK EpIroR or THx suS-Sir: According to several
Of the New York papers Mr. Harry Miner Is exhibiting
two strong men, "Cyclops' and "sALdow," ct hIs
theatres In the Bowsry and Eighth avenue With
Cyclops have nothing whatever to do. but this so
called " sandow" 10 = rank impostsr lie Is usiug my
name. which 10 not only my trade mark but I have
connected 1t with several records for weight lifting
4! would DO impo,sbls for this man.Montsom.ry ot
Ny reason for asking the American expose this
fraud beraus intend 10 visit New York In the ne ar
wtl my name n-fors llrr see me hnve notiNsd Mr
M'Ntr - h. lmipns i"n that hos i~sn wnrs uu hun
.ni warn every "I~ ma thr ran'- Ne ~
~ u me ~l ha'tn my deraruI- rr re mad
So where viii egin pf0oe,uiugs az Al 81 a, 10
VIII iry I" di az nv nAms into tue mud iiOpn III al
you WIN ass o. ods 90 many mes away. remain youTs
truly. Eu.ksE >ASp0w
LONDON, July as " ~