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PASSAGES RICH H0DclRR|ER.
Buried To-Day. Alsf Having Lccuma.
lated $50,O00 BY Prusality.
rsprcrAL TO TIE Kvrxrxs vonLp. ,


PAssAic, n J., MAY k-Thas old John Nc
Dewitt, the hod-csrrier. vso was burned this
morning from the Catholic Church Of St.
Nicholas. sAs worth $50. 90. Was surprise TO
most people in this city.
To all but few. who knew the amount OF
real estate he owned. IL was supposed that he
was poor man.
NeDsyiu Was born In the County Of Done
gal, ireland. nfty-seven yesu ago. When he
landed al Castle Garden, he had only - % IN
his pocket He went 10 work on farm In
Bergen County for Is cents dAy. II was two
years before he had saVed money enough
70 bring hls wife over from Ireland
sOon AFTER her arrival ihey both went to
WORK on the farm Of the late ex-AAJOr AV' =
rigR, OF PahSAie- By constant tol, in the
course OF IWeniJ-nVs years they MANAGED to
save s5no. which Was Invested in lot 100 feet
square, on the corner Of state Gad PAHsaie
AftsT the war John nougAged his lot and
built . tWO-Story ftame dwelling. in tae base
meui of which he opened liquor sAIoOA- His
wife attended the bar ana he began carrying
the bod
five children had been born 10 them. tUo Of
whom are now deAa. The enndren UorKed In
Ihe mills in PASsAic aud all tue earnings Of the
famuy we're carefully saved The largest
wages John ever received was 81. 80 = dAy.
In iae course OF { me John gave np the saloon
anu DulI another house his proPery sppre-
ciAIed in value 50 rapidly thGi he built 6nOtSer.
Al Ihis ums, however. he kepG on carrying Q
hod and de did not give u up until two years
agU, when be fell IRON q ladder vita . hOd Of
u cas- And ssrlOosly injured one Of hh legA
Yesterday . week he was OeIIed with the
crip, which developed Int0 pneamonlA Wed
nesIaJ Aad Friday he died The rise In real
estale has made as rOPsriy worth 50 600.
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HIS DAUGHTERS ESCAPED.

Paterson. May 3.|ohn Van Houten, .
miikmAn. ffty-ons years old. started TO
drive 10 his home At MillArd Park last night.
ACCOMPANIED by his two daughters. The
horse took fright at . dark object in the
road and dashed on at high speed Van
Houtsn Vas unable 70 manage the animal.
and when they approached the PAssaie River
Van Houtsn's daughters. who we're scream
ing from fright, Jumped out They we're
not seriously hurt
Van Houten held the reins and made every
efiort 70 stop the horse, but 10 no e1eci.
1he animal on reaching the river hank
plnnged into the water, dragging IN the
wagon and driver.
cries for assistance were in NEln. The
horss struggled . feu seconds 10 the deep
water and then Vas dragged By the wagon
10 the bottom and drowned Van Houten
had rot been able 20 extTieats himself He
was dragged down. too. and lost bis life.
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ANOTHER CASE Of TrPaus.
Max Lippmann, a Young German
Sailor, the Last Victim.

Another case OF typhus fever has come tc
light In this city.
The Last vicum Of this dreaded disease is Msx
Lippman. . yosBg German. who has been some
eighi or nine yeArs In this country.
Hh home 10 At rs Suffolk street, rear. where
he has been living WITH his s'ster-in-lsS. who
keeps . boarding house
Hppman "a . tailor. He was taken siek q
week ago Saturday afternoon be rode up IN
. Third avenue car and went 10 Mount sina
Hospital for treatment
He vas examined By several physicians al.
tached 70 the hospital stan who pronounced
him suffering from taypus fever. The Health
Department was Immediately notined and
Df. Cyrus Edson went up TO Mount sina
Hospital and examined the case. He verined
the diagnosis OF the hospital doctors, and
Lppman Was hurried away 10 the Riverside
Hospital. on North Brothers Island.
Dr. Edison said this morning that Lppman's
was . typical case OF typhaS, yet there Was nc
history Of the terrible disease that can be con.
neeted with him
1t was learned that nppman had been sleep
ing with & man who came from Hamburg
seven weeks ago
him perfectly well He has not been III.
The doctor believes that there Is an uLd =
covered case Of tyuaus some where In the city
to winch some persons have been exposed. He
thinks It probable IaAt a few cases OF iyphus
may develop from the exposure TO this one.
TIE house IS s1nolk street u . tenement.
LppmAn slept in 4 room vita three other per-
SonS, one OF whom Was tue late arrival from
HAmuurE.
The house has been thoroughly fnmiRaied
and will be kept under observation By the
health onioerS
LppmAn is twenty lone yeArS old.
The persons who rode In tue same car with
him saturday ana were exposed to the con-
taEiOn are liable 10 be stricken with IL
The health orneers are uyiDE TO hnat up toe
car, and viii cislnfecE It II they can nnd IT,
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Pssl-s.Ilias .r I.suI.xiIIe.

First Race = ApemAIy sI6 FTssdon. Glen:
judge Mifebsll. 90 each Little Jake. EItrA sn1
supeUisor. s5 each; PInEls 7. and Cn'SkAsAS. ~
each 0thsn IS each.
ina. eI5: Captain Garland Ind Kate AalEsJ colt.
$40 each. Money GAia- esl
Third Race. -EsliPse, $50; Prince Howard. olN
Autoerai. al2 End aTer cod Massive. elO s1eh
joe and CeusOI: "a eseh Iore,t NiaE. 60 f1AS'
An1 pAlsyTtAB e5 eEeh. a. hers. ~ esca-
Fourth HAos -Iangstrees. $50: C1arlet Pest
ne LiIEis ana Bei~Ood. sl0 each Martin Has
sell 81.
finh RAes.-Tts Forun ard saeoesS sl5 each
Ehlis and Jack Bachelor. el0 eArh bFlap Bor1a
s6,. LSsaAdsr aud GanJ1sds. - "-sh' Sihsr~ -
each -
slIIh Ra0s.-RsaoaaoS sl5i BlssktseLsI ol;2;
each: fsdslisl and OalsfS1is. % saoh Othsrs 81
each
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PlTTsBuRe NOW HAS MYSTERY.
was Annie Lsunsr ChlorSfsroOds 0r Did
nbO AusaDs eaIesA0R

PTrrsBuR0, Nay 3.-JAeob L0aneF. Of
Squirrel Hill. near The eity, uas ahaut 70
set out for Pittsburg with load o. markot
truck about 3 O'Clock Saturday moEninG
when he was astOunded to hnd
his Beysnteen-year-old cousin. Annis
Louner. half unconscious upon the
sitting room sofa. her feet and
head bare and covered with mud and her
niRhtEoWn dripping Het and StreAksd with
mud. The girls nerves aeensd TO be %
unstrung that she could not tall anything
about hsrIslf for some tune
Then che said she had awakened on the
porch an hour before and had crept into
the house through the cellar. How abe
had got out in the nrst place ahs could nos
There Vas not . sign OF anybody having
forced an entrAnee UBder the front door,
however. there Was . note. IL VA pennsd
IN : SerAWlinR and disguised hand it
stated that Annie had been ehloroformed
and dragged through SuocoU's Pond.
This pond Is . mile distant from
the Lounor residence. Mhen the doctor
arrived, however. he failed TO find any lndi-
cation that Mas Lonnsr had been ehl0ro-
formed. There vas no siGn OF vioAsnes Of
Ths Siri indignantly denies thss shs -
temptsd Euicida, A. far .! y knoH1 she
had no trouble shat would Lad y eneh an
act. Nor n she = SomnAmbaliD1 Iho o1ao
i exciting great euriosttg.
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sTEINWAY CAR STRIKE ENDED.
Men Return TO Work. Pending an
Adjustment Of Their Griovancoe.

Men Return TO Work. Pending an
Adjustment Of Their Griovancee.
stnken On rbs steinvsy and HsnfaFs Rsins
Railway. Who sfectuaIly tied up trs1nc On
that line yesterday. sent . COMMITTEES q L %
this morning 70 Supl houltou. WITH Q propo-
sition to retarn 10 vork, pending decisaoa
upon their grievances By the Kxeosttve u1n-
mittee Of the Company. before vhon stass
meat was 70 Be Submitted.
s1pt. Moaltoa seosptsd this proposstaoa aAa
the Ii drivers. eoadactoFA stsxtsrs ann e1A-
olsmen resamed their smpley1sat
The Conpany's ofncss are a III 1a1s Folr-
teentn street. this city. The Executive Com
mittes n composed Of President Lo1n voa
Bernuth. oe-President Waitef G. Fo1ler ana
william StsinWay.
An order was snsasd by ths Executive Gem
mittss. requiring any End an men smDleyed
By the Company % submit hn or thsn grew
ances for adjustment before nooa tO-aAys Win
the alternative OF being perempsoEily ana 1oss
ever discharged from The CompAny's ssEvioG
Mayor Gleason. Of Long IAlAnd CITY. Cd
dressed the strikers ln1t evening. oAVtaing
them 70 comply win thlS order Of he dlReetorA
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FROM SUICIDE TO The ALTAR.
Miss Westerman, Who Tried to
Kill Herself, Happily Married
Tho Desperate Act Proved Her Love
and Brought Her Lover Back.
r.proi,r TO rur EVENING WORLD. ,

tepHctAL TO THR EyKHfN0 WORLD
NEwARK. N J. May 4 The romance Of Ais'
Mary westernsn, who attempted suicide early
FRIDAY morning because her lover had left hsi
in anger at her posiponement Of the wedding
day, has ended happily In marriage.
Mas wes,ermAn has been engaged TO Charles
II. Preuss, OF Portsmouth. n. H., for soms
tine, &C: :se marriage had for one reason and
another been deferred several tines
Last week he came 10 Newark. hoping u
take away his bride. bus again she wanted ths
day postponed, this time because she did moi
like 10 leave her mother, who was very i'll
The young man who had come all the way
from New Hampshire with the love light II
his eyes, uas Grievously disappointed sht
had 500 Of his money and offered q 70 hin
when he vas going away, but he refused u
take II, and intimated thai no would nevel
need money again.
Preuss returned 10 Portsmouth and Mis'
Westermsn, who was suffertne from grip anc
besides vas worn out By constant attendance
upon her sick mother, became 90 muct
alarmed ct his implied threat Of suicide tia
she grew desperate and resolved 70 end hei
life.
thursday morning she went 70 New Yorl
and bought penknife In the Afternoon Oh,
went throagn this city on . train % RAs
Orange and passed the night vAnderlng IN TN
Zelda, occasionally lying down IN the grass-
Early Friday morning she nerved herself Il
commit suicide, and going 70 the high bank o
the Second River, near the Brighton avenut
station Of the Greenwood Lake Railway, sht
slasned q; her Wris, with the new knife An'
then nung herself down the BANK into IN,
shallow stream.
Two workmen walking along the track dis
covered her. The wafer was less than foo
deep, but she Was uttering piercing screams q
though in terror Of drowning.
They pulled her out Of the river and she Va
removed TO the Memorial Hospital In Orange
in hysterical condition. when she recov
cred the story OF her reasons for attempting
suicide was learned By adroit question:
On . magazine. Afterwards found on IN
bank Of the stream, she had written:
81 bought . penkuife to end my troubles; o
IL am found dead did it myself. l want 3
be laid bT my brothers and father, for knoV
that my mother will follow me-
an. wRsrEKnAx,
''2sS Washington street. Newark, n. J.
''P. + Il hope al Will forgive
Mias wesierman was removed TO her HON
In this GUY Saturday and Q telegraphie me-
sage was sent 10 her lover In Portsmouth,. II
answered in person, and when ne sugReste
an immediate marriage Miss westerman di
not again suggest . postponement
they were welded last evening at The bride
home. s5S Washington street, and Mr.. an
Nrs. Preuss win 20 to New Hampshire 70 iiv
| In few days
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LONG Wk2 IN SIGHT.
Boss HOusesmithS Resist The Nen's
Demand for Eight Hours
Trainers and Lumber Handlers
Are Winners.
End OF the Strike on the Steiuvvnv
Horss Railroad:

The lower assembly.room OF Clarsnaou nan
IN Easi Thirtssnth street vas occupied this
morning ~ at least l.soe members q the
Housssmiths' Union and coatsnGent trn6au,
who are striking for eight hours 10 eonstiiute
days WON ct tho same rata Of pay q at
present
The strike began Nay 1, ana unen n win
end b question many Of the tollers would be
Giad 20 have answered.
The men appeared in exeslieus sptrits shis
morning. and are % orderly . body Of trades
men - one would care 20 zee. Their meefiue
was called to order 81 4 30 O'Clock by Master
workman George Warner, who said he had
just returnea from . tour OF inspectson and
found everything In good shape
Work on al the large baIdings d effeesualir
tied up MAsons ana other iaooters are begin
ming 70 fssi the effects Of the strike. ana
many Of them are now idle In ooasequence.
Master Workman Warner found ons buiId
ing under way on Eleventh. aysnus; % n being
erected BY the Philadsipaia Bgidge Ooapany,
and nearly an the men are fsom Phi1aAeiphia
They all WORK ten hours day. Efforts efn b
made to-day 70 gss these men 20 strikaL
Ths stYiken have deoaea tAas IN out OF
town buiidsrs doing vHk IN this eng muss
siEn the axreemsnt % give an their men
workinG here the eight hour dag. ana that their
other employee no matter vhere thsy WORK
must have the benent Of the name tsrmA
There were no nrms this morniag ready %
sign tAs sirikefs agreement Taese are
ssvsaiy-ave nrmA
LosG FIsHf N PRosrnuE.
The strikers are beginning TO rssliss that
their demands WIN not Be granted By ths bosses
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WASHINGTON ENTRIES.

FtIst RAoszFiI. furIOnEs -'YnlAE. Mad. ITO
los HypatioA s.; iAd1 Rs66sr. los spOri.
liz.
ally. los: Baylor, l02 Geld Pan. l03 Helen
ROss. fAnnie Lewis colt, ll2 each. Ascot, los
EpnA, k,HE Soionos. Fearless. lo7 each; bsaJA-
TsiId RAos-Ons snd oBs-siIiSsaih nilss NJ
RslioS. is; GHihfst. no. ssqasaos colt. SO
NHEie. sd
Rourth R.es.-ops mils..-GyPU Qsssn. jill
b LOO fTsneo. %. Ednesis, OF Sir William
100. Ion DAly. lOi: sam Wood, ll0 Hinnle II q.
SO secuenee colt. lod: Armour. lO2' LAreh-
mont. 100.
F,rh ksee- Hardls one aud o1s-hAh niiss =
kAssAnio, l3b. BOB 1bon8A l3O; LgerO. l3s
hsEcSIes. 100. ZGnErAH. 40.
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aONORs TO POLAMD's FLAG.
1t Floats To Day, with the Stars
and Stripes Over City Hall.

bodv nj men I'm rorreoua uniforms of aray
,,onssrs ana hlns eoa,s re.n,,naen, IN sold
lace sno wearing red shnkos. huge swords
aspali,, q, their sides- marched to the CITY
Han !. I o,o,ook th,. morning. Their standard
hea,ey carried a nar Of red and sold. which
hs so,eunIv d,pn.d vhen the eo,umn halted in
front Of the oniv structure of purely Italian
repai,.anee In tse CITY.
The paraders vera ds,eeates from various
Polish military or,apixst,on,. and their mission
was TO present to the city the National nag of
Poland. prepared By the fair bands of Mrs
Felix Krsemer ana her associates, and directed
BIZ vote or ,he Board OF Aldermen 10 be dis
played to-day from the CITY Hail
His Honor. MAYOR Grant, uas stfll wrap, in
slumber at tnst hour, bu, Martin Keyea, with
an the dignity of nis of,c,ai position, acknowl-
edrea the distinruished honor paid By the yisi-
tors, ana climbing TO the roof Of the building.
foiloved By his assistants, he raised nrst the
stars and stripes ON me stas7s to the east and
west ana from the cock tower. Then num-
cipai ensiens were nune to the breeze
Las,iy, direcsiy over the entrance to the City
Hail. came the red, white ana blue nag, with
q white emblem in the oen,e-the nag Of For
lorn Hope-in honor Of which all this gay bunt-
ing wa uniuried.
II was the nag OF the Polish Union, OF Re-
public.
Tue occasion of this ceremonial 10 the cele-
BRETON of the centenary Of the adoption Of the
Constitution Of Poland-a country now no
longer known to the map-makers
The Polish Consultation was declared law BY
the Diet on MAY & ITsi, a. the elimination Of
four years' labors- The document contained
many proyisiona for the aueiiorat,on Of the
condition Of the burRhers ana peasantry, hut II
came TOO late 10 be effective.
On mat cate King stan,slaus. the Rrandson
Of Aurustus IIIr, took oath 70 support the
Constitution. but the Polish nobies oyerthreu
Il, Tnaddeus Kosciusko became leader OF the
people. bu, after briillan, campaisns the war
closed with the subjecuon of the country BY
Rue.i.
Ny,aed sftervards bv the super,ur forces Of
,srrs x,.sn,ng novers Gernanv. Rnss,a and
Ap.trt,. a. nss been formed into three proy.
,nocs. now known as Russ,an Poland, Austrian
po,.na and C.rnan Po,snd-
After cheering nrst once. then twice and
than three times. the uniformed con,,psen, In
CIV Han Park marched awsy towards the
BATTERY.
A, o,c,oek ,bts uornins pon,,rc,l h,yh
mas, wa. celebrated .t S. s;spi,lsu,s
C,unes. s,,nton and Forsy,h stree.. bv
p,,hop Cannon assisted bv Rev. DIR. DIp,el
BurSe. of B,xhlsua Fsrs. deacon. and Rev.
1homss Myhau. of 81. Peters. .ubdesoon.
Refore IN. opening of th,a service .orne
q 600 representstive. OF Polish societies An New
YorS. BrooslYn. Pasas,e ana other nearby
c,,,... a, Well 4. de,esa,e. from IN. N,t,ooa,
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A LIVELY SUNDAY NIGHT.
License Has Fall sway At Havs1hiII.
Hasa.

HIvEAHILL- MASE.. May 3.-The hrsi
Saturday night Of license in this city Uas
ebAraeenzed by = series o! hghts, and
several arrests were made before midnight
At O'Clock tonight tWenty-one men were
locked mp. The trouble began early in the
evening. when = crowd OF men engaged in =
fght on the street Two Of them hAd their
heads spl!t open. A little later = we'll
KuoWn business man. while iutoxicAtei.
of PAris green on EsseX street frAcAs
occurred, aud several participants were
locked np.
pied. and IL was found necessary 10 put two
men in each cell Towards midnight the
streets we're flled with drunken men and
tie officers had their bGnis full Several
laiies = 30 we're insulted called At the police
station and entered complaints
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Presented with q Jewel

Contractor Irwin HlL who Is building the
new Jersey opera-H0ase, has been pre-
ssntsd BY Delegation Of WOrkmsn AeAAsd by
Charles L GudEeon. with . testimonial Of
their esteem in ths shape Of handsome jsUsl
OF The order Of the Knights OF PythI1S TIE
pTesehiAiion took place on the stage OF the
new Iht AiTr. in an elaborate exterior Set,
p1lnIed W sydney Chidley OF ths nrm Of
Caldiey 4 CGsIel-Bsgt, the New YORK scenic
The evening world., 1891-05-04
THEY LOSE WILLIAM CLARK.
Clark Thread Mills Lose Their Man
aRer OF Q Quarter OF q Century.
ESPECIAL TO TIE xvExISe wonID.,

NKWARK. n j., Nay <-Ths formal an.
noanoemeni Ihh morning that Wlham Clark.
MANAGER Of the Clark Thread Company, Of ihiI
city and KsArny. hAs ~ last resigned, after
HAVing been with the Company more than Z
quarter OF century, did not cARse surprise.
II is believed that ruptnre occurred when
HE Two cons resigned Q month ago. and thAi
ne has since been trying 10 sell hiA interest TO
the other members OF The Company. IL Il
EtAted that NJ. C1Ark and hb Sons will built 0
. tnreAd mill In PaUtuckeL r L
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AhaaSsa. His TousE Bride,

CoLrMBuS, InA.. May 3.-ThonIs Lar
pin. who married Miss Mary Sealy last
THURSDAY. has disappeared. No Iracs of
him can be found. and his wife as almoat
cfAxed with gTief. Both belong TO promi-
nent Harrison Township fAmilieA
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From Other Morning Papers.

First Raee-Pokino, Glenmound.
Second RAce-Cnele sim, Leather Stocking.
Third RAce-Autocrai, Prince Howard
Fourth Race LonRsireei, Lizzie
Ffih Race-Rnlis. The Forum.
sixia RAce-Pericles, Kingstock-
First RAoe-Anoualy. judge Mitchell.
second Race-Uncle Sim, Leather Stocking.
Tbird RAce-AatocrAt. Enduref.
FOURTH RAce-Longstreet. Charley Post
F1uh Race-Snccess. Tue Forum
Sixia RAce-Per,cles. kinEstock-
First Raee-Judge Mitchell. Little Jake.
Second Raoe-Uncle Sim, Captain Garland.
Third RAoe-AulocrAl htssiye.
Fourth RAce-Loagsfreet, BelWood.
FlIh RAce-The Forum. BALDWIN
sixth RAce-Perieles. Renounoe,
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lee free frso Organic Matter
nSds b. n. .HyssaA IeS ca. La. S1d -. T. h
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celehration by the Archbishor.

ARCHBISHOP COSrisau. today eommsnoratsd
the Eigaieenth AnniVeTsy OF hIS oOnseofAItou
a. Bishop OF Newark. BY oele6rating DoatInoal
hlEn mASa IN 81 fatrek's CAthedrAl
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~ MGssras': - Los. . eO iH'So'.',
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AT WASHINGTON.

First Rsce-Onwsrd. India Rubber.
second Rsce-Ben jamin, Eunl
Third Race-My Fellow. Gallifet
Fourth RAce-Gypsy Queen. Frances s.
Flfth Raoe-Hercnles, Ltero
First Raoe-India Rubber, Onward
second Rsoe-Benjamiu, Fearless
Third RAee-Galliiet, Ny Fellow.
FOURTH Race-Gyps Queen. Kyrle b.
Fifth Rsce-Hercules, ZanEbar.
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POINTERS ON The RACES.
Tipsters' Opinions on the Various
Winners To-Day.
Programme at Guttenburg and
Washington.
Al GUrITENRURa.


The track Al Gutenberg to-day should be in
nrst-elAss condition. Yesterdays rain was
JUST what was needed, and n will dry on,
thoroughly before the nrst race IL run. The
proRramn ne to-day L. an excellent one and the
races snould be Interesting. The writer, be-
Ess:ss tsst 10 impossible TO play in races
and win, will endeavor hereafter 70 name, {:
possible, the best play on the card out Of the
SIX eventL Uncle Sam. in the second race.
and Epdurer. In the third race, look 70 be the
best things on the card. The feature OF the
card is that mile race in which Longstreet viii
give away weisht and endeavor TO defeat
Charlie Post, Beivood, nESc and Martin
Russell. The third race should also be inter-
tsting.
The nrn race il q dash Of Eix ana one-hali
furlongs Little Jake has an excellent ehARcs
and ought 70 win HIS last race is no criterion
and should be thrown out OF CALCULATIONS
Anomaly may be second and Glenmound may
beat the otherA
The second race 10 at nve furiongs. Uneis
Sim should win. BIS race on Friday was los'
through over confidence OF his jockey. Cap
tain Garland may be second and Money Maid
may be third.
The third race 10 at I'VE and half furlongI
Endurer should win Ii u true that Autocrai
beat Endurer the other day, but Nike Bergen
messed the latter shout 90 that he could moi
get through until the last moment Autocrai
may be second and Joe should be third
The fourth race n al mile. II Mt. W. r
Jones Will put Joe Flynn or some other good
boy who can ride waiting race on belwood.
he may win with his entry. Beluood's pas
defeats have been due 10 Indifferent riding.
DAly's pair should run second and third, will
Lizzie preferred
The nrh race is at mile and quarter ant
Success should win. Jack Batcnelor may b
the runner up and The Forum may be third
The sixth race, at seven fu.iongs. should q
TO Renounoe. The Sheriff may be second ant
Pericles may be third.
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AT WASHINGTON,

F1s Raoe-MAbel. India Rubber.
second RAoe-Pearless, King solomon
Third RAce-Gaiiifet, virgie-
Fourth Raoe-Kyrle B.. Sam wood.
Fifth RAco-Hereulea. ZAngbar.
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Baseball schedule for To-Day.

ASSOCIATION,
BAltimore va AlhlS1ie.
Nashin9tou - Boston.
81. Louis si Cincinnati
L0aisVills 81 Cos1mbUa
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FIrst RAoe-India Rubber. Onward.
second Raee-vIntAge Time nlly, Fearless
Third RAce-tjallifei, VirRie
Fourth Raoe-Gypsy Queen, hirabean-
Fifth RAce-Liiero, Hercules
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The Sporting World makes the followins
selections:
AT 6UTTESBUR6.
Tirst Rsce-Spendall, Anomaly.
Second RAce-Uncle Sim. Leather Stocking.
Third Rsce-Aulocrat Endurer.
Fourth Raoe-Loegstreet Charley Post
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