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The record-union., 1891-11-28
The Work Nust Ston.

Recently the Trustees of the State Nor
NAL School awarded some contracts for
additions to the building, but Attorney
General Hart pronounces them void.
This opinion is based on the ground
that the contracts do not provide, as re-
quired by law, that no Mongolian or
Chinese labor shall be employed on such
work
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Houghton,s Clearance Sale.

At and P. NJ. to-day D. J. Simmons
will sell at auction to the public the lesser
articles IN Houghton's store at 6I5 j
street.
On Monday next, at 10:30 A. NJ, will be
sold Ito the trade) the remainder of the
stock, fixtures, showcases, gas-fxtures
and Detroit safe.
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was fair attendance. There were lit
crazy exercises, and at the conclusion a
supper was served. The programme of
the entertainment was as follows: Piano
solo, Miss Root; quartet, Misses Dunster
and Mccormack and Messrs. Dunster
and Wren; reading, Miss Woods; recita-
ton, Miss Anna Fountain; reading,
Grant Driver; recitation, Howard Marsh;
selection, c. Fl. Dunn; paper, j. e.
Walker
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Furniture, Etc, at Auction.

To-day, at 1890 A. NJ, at 323 K street
w. H. Sherburn will inaugurate his reg.
ular semi-weekly auction sales of furni-
ture, carpets, crockery, stoves, and all
manner of household articles.
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Rumored Indictment.

There was rumor about the city last
night that the Grand Jury had found, or
would find, an Indictment against George
Faylor on some charge connected with
his self-admitted Doodle business.
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Pay Your Taxes.

To-day and Monday will be the last
days for the payment of State and county
taxes without the addition of a penalty.
The Tax Collectors office will be open
this evening to accommodate all who can
not call during the day.
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WE WANT MORE PEOPLE TO KNOW
WHAT WE ARE DOING TN CLOAKe

Ladies Tan Refer Jackets, with seams and silk
frog frogs: . Price. - :, so
5i, SIX frogs and We yyelted seams Price 90
Ing. ing. silk I fr9gs and m mink collar Price 80
gen, genuIne n astrakhan S12 Goar Price
de black 9i hair col lar ar 10 SO
ronin collar and silk frogs Price 10 50
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Beil's Sale To-Day.

At 10 A. NJ. to-day Bell & Co. will sell
at auction, at Tenth and J streets, horses,
bnggies, wagons and a large assortment
OF furniture, carpets, stoves, etc.
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to Barwick.

Chief Signal Officer Greeley, in his an
nual report, pays high compliment to
the efficiency of our local Weather OBJ
server, James A. Rarwick
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Rooms Ku1.rlarIzed.

At an early hour yesterday morning a
sneakthief ransacked a couple of rooms
in the State House Hotel and stole two
watches and small sum Of money.
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Evening with ST. Cecilia" which prom
lses 70 De genuine novelty in the way
OF an entertainment.
Califia Parlor, No. %, Native
daughters, gave very enjoyable snow
party at Pythian Hall last evening.
At Red Mems Hall tonight Wenonah
council viii give party and entertain
ment.
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Another Gas Well.

Preparations are now under way at the
gas well, at Fifth and r streets, for the
commencement of work on a new well.
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General alntfces.

REAUTY DOCTORS-HAIR DRESSING
~ ana mGnicuring done by Strozynski's
cleyerest pupils. the Misses Address. Pariors
IN the S1tler building, Ninth and L SITS. n27-3
FENEAMS TO PLOW-WE HAVE SEVERAL,
S-horse teams and would like to plow for
Chfee or tour months, very reasonable. Ad-
dress Eli DORADO MILL AND LUMBER
Co, Diamond Springs, Cal. n3-tf
7 H. ALLEN STEAM WOOD SAW
C. Thirty-fourth and w streets. Leave or,
ders at 1920 K street or northwest corner
Seventh and N streets.
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M WESTMINSTER PR YTERIAN
w Church, corner Sixth and L streets
services at 1o:45 A. NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ. The
pastor invites all who desire q fuller knowI-
edge OF Gods word; all who wish to get more
INTO the merits of the gospel to meet him
every afternoon this week at 8 O'Clock in tie
lecture-room Saturday excepted) The pas
tor expects to preach in the same place in the
evening OF the same days at 7:3O O'Clock :.It
is time to seek the Lord" All are cordially
invited.
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Church Social Last Evening.
A social was given at the Sixth-street
M. e. Church last evening, at which there
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TOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
l. farming land-160 acres (about so acres
in full bearing trees Placer County land seven
four miles from Folsom good house OF / i
rooms; rented last year Tor 81 800, MILLS
81 HAWK, Third and SITS, Sacramento. .nlg-ts
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M E. CHURCH SOUTH, SEVENTH
~. street, between ] and K-At IL A. NJ:
lights and Shadows OF National and Social
le Lle- AT z p. NJ: "a Bad Beautiful Woman
ana Her Associate Severely Reproyed.; III,
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VyHEOsOPHY-THE SACRAMENTO THE
L osophical Society will hold a public
meeting tomorrow Sunday evening in Pyth-
ian Castle Hall at 7:30 o'clock. Poems viii
pe read by Mr.. Albert Hart and an address bv
Lr. j. ;. Cook. Subject: ''Theosophy and
Darwinism, or Evolution from a Theosopbi
cal Standpoint" Admission free. All are in
yited.
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5nat-Inurn.

EOUND-PENSION CHECK FOR s4S
IL The owner can have the same by proving
property. JOHN KIM, S27 Second street
n26-3t*
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SIXTH-STREET NJ E. CHURCH. BE
- tween X and L.-Moning subject: 'sDi-
vine and Human Copartnership." Evening.
Us 1t scientifically Possible That The sun
Stood sui at the Command of Joshua?'1
Sunday-school at IL. Chauncey H. Dunn.
All are invited
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CT. PAUL'S CHURCH, EIGHTH STRFTT
- between and J.-Rev. G. A Ottman, rec.
7:30 a. NJ, IL 4. N. and 7.3O p. N. SundoV'
school at 1915. Mission school at 3 p NJ ~.
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gnr Rale.

T7OR SALE-BREWERY BUSINESS IN. A
Il thriving footh1Il town, with excellent
steady trade and good business; for sale at a
sacrifice on account of proprietor's death. Fog
particulars address u. w. this Office n2O-tf
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SPECIAL MEETING OF UNION
y Lodge No. So, f. & a. NJ, will be "a
held THIS Saturday EVENING at 7 ~
O'Clock for work in the Masters degree. w
Members of sister lodges and soiourning
Master Masons cordially Invited to attend
1t* JOHN MCARTHUR Secretary
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LSOR SALE OR TO RENT ON LEASE
T. Ten aci eS of bottom land, one mile below
Washington, Yolo County; If sold Will tax ,
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ALSIP & CO., Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1918 Fourth street
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NERMAN LUTHERAN CHIJRCg C0p
VI ner Twelfth and X streets. - Services
morning NOR y and evening. Theme, at 1886 A. NJ:
DIE Die hechte Norbereitung zum Emptange iIes
pToalsal son, Lost" Come and worship with
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nor SALE CHEAP-ONE GOOD POOL
J. table; one cash register, nearly new. Ap-
ply ED. NJ. SIMPSON, 221-223 st. n6-tf
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T1OR SALE-LOTS 40 OR S0X160 FEET,
L north side OF p street, between Twentieth
and Twenty-first Streets one of the finest Ioctl-
tions in the city-above all possible foods w
l.. CHAMBERLAIN. 161S NJ street
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HlHE EXCURSION COMMITTEE or THE
/ Imp. O. r. NJ. will meet TOMORROW
Sunday, at P. NJ. sharp, at Red Mems Hall
Its JAS. MCCAW, Chairman
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T5OR SALE-oNE OF THE FINEST AND
I largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease M
Quire at this office.
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TloR sALE-14o ACRES OF RECLAIMED
Il land on Grand Island, Sacramento County
fronting on Old River, between Walnut Grove
anu lsieton; orchard OF pears, plums and
ounces; will be sold at bargain For terms
and particulars inquire at this office or AZ the
U. S. Land Office, san Francisco
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E'ItRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NINTH
It5,,IG=. between @ l. and M.-Pastor, Rev, W. Ward
" Itlls; Preachlng IL \. NJ. and 7:3o p. N. sun
tended IL 'I'''tloh eA-
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yITENONAH COUNCIL, NO. .,-
w Degree of Pocahontas, To TX
NIGHT at Red Mems Hall, at 7:3o sszS a
O'Clock; nomination of officers By Ses7ss-ss
order POCAHONTAS
MRS r T RRAzIIE K of r It's
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MeettttB CLOTHES.

CALIFORNIA TEMPLE, NO. i, PYTHIAN
" Sisters. rs.-Regular meeting THIS Saturday
EVENING at 7:30 O'Clock; Initiation.
MRS. DELLA PETIT, NJ. E. c.
Mrs. GEORGIA GIrTHEIE. NJ of R @ 1t
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NOU TH-STREET PRESBYTER
a Church, between o and P.-Rey. G. p
1lndaIl, pastor Services az IL A. NJ. and 7:3o
for the morning: MAN q Natural Preecher !;
IN the evening: "The Best Time to save
ones Self.'' Seats free. All are in yited
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HMM UEL BAPTIST CHURCH, TWFN-
S7,,,dnIl a. ty-Tifth . and N-Preaching as usual on
oeilt oeti''sy. revival preaching every evening
| ~BlbIical Biography
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TuRST CHRISTIAN CHTTRCE E-TCIITrI
Il street, between and O-R r. Rnrto11
pastor. Preaching at II A. n. and ESQ y, ~
Sunday-school at 9:45 A. NJ -
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l4,N@diSH Ills rIIJ, LUTHERAN CHURCH, FIRE
IIoslinenS Ia ni45Iti, Eighth street-Rev. w. s.
l93IoJsctS 9f,t9s 6 "LlIe's True Goal" and "How
Sdl 51ucn owest Thou?" All welcome here,
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Gitisrrl, a1ntirrs.

4 4oNGREGATIONAI. CHURCH-Il PAS
- ~ tor, hey. J. b. Silcox. will preach at II
- - D. D On use or Lose" and at 7:3o P. NJ on
rich and poor alike "N'-iio ~
The evening world., 1891-07-08
JEROME PARK.
The Old American Jockey
Club Track Opened
Again,
.EON WINS THE LONG BRANCH.
Small Fields Rule for The Mon
mouth Association To-Day,


JTEONE PIEE, july Sharing y ~ rec 'm-
menoed e; Jerome Park ;o-cAy Rfler a lapse
Of two years The lAst races ever ruH over
the Jerome track were conducted by the
Americau Jockey cub. Thi, Association hsi
to give WAY 10 the more Weieutious aud
powerful New InrK Jockey Club, and ~ rllr-
iAg al jerome came 10 AL end
This season Il l. revived under the auspices
Of the Monmouth PArE Racing Association,
which has been eXled from It, nativ, heath
IA New Jersey and forced 10 take the best that
opportunity afforded.
Jerl me PGrE isn't half tad, except n very
hot weather II is one Of the pretuest spots
ueEr New YoTE. the surroundings being par
ticulAyly beautiful.
Nothing has changed 81 Jerome. The ID
And-0uI contour u ,ha track Is the same. The
horses disappear behind picnic hill and be-
hiud the bluI a. il former years. and there is
where The crooked jockeys viii get Ia their
Iue Wurk.
The programme for to-day called for small
nel1s, a. was 10 be expected ou sccOuui ui
the condition Of tn track. which Wa ankle
deep with mud. SIN. interesting racing was
promised.
An started ia the rirst race. Motto. the flly
n n he RpseneAd stable. who PAID the big
Crs' nufuel " the wear the other DAY was a
lot fAvurltt because Of the good race she
gave AlrplEni thai day. O. !. r Wa slight
tli-d choice over PolnmAC's brother SchLyl-
Kin, while DR.. wilcox WAS good second
choice.
The race resulted IN q pretty finish between
Dr. WILCOX and CrnfCbet- the former getting
the verdict in the last stride by lose. Motto
couldn't 90 better than third
! ypTy fEiT field came 70 the posi- In the
second event, which wAs over 4 course Of
400 yards II WAS 4 GOOD betting event,
Judge Post. WopdsuIter and OrAgeuse being
equally vel liked and backed accordingly,
though at the end they were nearly equal
fEvUT1ieS
Calcium. Wesichester and Lima had but
little backing, and their prices steadily r.
cedsd WcslchestEr won Iii FIRST race Of the
wear. and IN a hsndT style, from WoOdcutter.
Judge Post was third
The third race promised horse race BE-
tween Eon and Riley but Il turned out 4
common gaIlup for Bon. who waited on The
Others until the stretch was reached and theI
gall0ped away.
Rnty was a fsvorfte but he han hard wOrE
70 beAi san Juan. the Ohly other starter, fui
the place. The race Stamps Eon . gresl
horse.
TIHsT RACE
Sweepstakes for thret-yeAr-olds ; three
. quarters OF q mile.
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they must he executed siogly, the Warden
arranged that the name oi each victim In
turn should be indicated by the color OF the
signal nag.
4 white nag. run up on the prison nAgstar.
told Gil assembled outside the trison that the
sentence of the law had beer executed upon
John sio-um. A blue Gag Indicated thA, smi-
Ter was dead 4 black gag was Joseph Wood.
ard a red signal told that Jugtro had paid the
penalty Of death.
Beyond this the law forbade him IN sHsas,
and he conscientiously obeyed The law, always
meeting sincere querists court eously.
The ofIcisls IN chsrge were obliged 70 re-
fuse information beyond the bare announce.
ment.
The success with which this secrecy was
maintained by the orcisls wss only part O!
the successful outcome of this second great
experiment with electricity as means Of In
ricting the death penalty.
Witnesses declare that the execution was
an unqualified success as WAS Indicated II
the very full and complete information
CLEANED by TEE EvErTNS WORLD and laid be
fore Its readers yesterday.
There was no torture. no burning. TIT
condemned men died IN the fraction Of a sec
ond: died before their nerve tissues coulC
convey 20 them the seuse u pain" said o.,
who was present to Al EvENISo WORLD Re
porter 70 day.
The wisdom Of the Legislature IN CON
manGing secrecy regarding electTocution. j.
not for my criticism" said the Warden TODAY
Two trials seem TO show that II Is heyonl
the power of the law 70 make those who vii
ness the electrocution keep the secret. ani
un;r1ed and uupUrished vi,lators Of TIL
clause making II q nisiernesnor to publish th'
details only help TO hold up that provision T.
dertsior.
While the law IS what II Is shall DO N,
best TO obey It 4; but say frankly that woul'
prefer that the pTess-the eyes ui the world
should be free to SEE and describe all.
1t i matter Of pubic business. and tn
public should know just how its business
conducted
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The Electric Current Scared and
SCOTChed Murderer SmilsT'S
Body.
HS Eyes We're Burned and Ills Hair
Was SiUged OIL
Burns on the Calf Of His Leg that
Reached 10 the Bone,
Discoveries Made on the Arrival of
the Body in New York.

The body Of murderer Harris A smnsr was
brougb, to this city this afternoon by Under
taker Hulberg, Of e65 West one Hundred and
Twenty-nfth street, On the train which let;
sing sing al l.Ss O'Clock.
The body had been claimed by smiler's
widow. the woman he married and deserted
for the woman whom he aiterwArd, rnur-
dered.
The BODY was taken OF the train al the
station at Fourth avenue and one Hundred
and Twenty-nfth street II was then COB
veyed 10 the undertaking rooms At PCS West
One Hundred and Twenty-hfth street. Three
or four hundred people were gathered 10 wit
ness the arrival Of the body.
By previous arrangement with the under
taker, an EVENING woKLD reporter was IN
waiting al the rooms, TO see the body Of the
executed murderer.
The CONN was taken In to the basement by
the undsrtaker's assistants. and the Id was
quickly taken OF, exposing the dead mans
face
The reporter stood close by and was horn.
hed al the sight that met his eyes.
smiIers face had been burned and scanned
b. the electric fuid until IT presented the
appearance OF having been broiled.
The hair on the truut Of the head, Of the
nustache and eyebrows had been snged and
burned on.
The face WAS furroved and SCARED as
though with hot iron.
These marks were not those Of a scslpel o.
dissecting knife. They were pslpsole burns
/ Pressing closer TO SEE the dead face palmer
the reporter attracted the attention Of tht
undertsFer's assistants, and they seized hin
by the shoulder and compelled him 10 leave
the place before any other portion OF tbs
body was exposed.
To repeated requests TO Be allowed TO sex
the body the reporter was Informed that NJ
one but the undertaken and his assistants
would be permitted 10 see 1t until il had been
fully prepared for burial
II was learned through one OF the under
takers assistants that smiler's LEFT leg wa
burned TO the bone through the CALI TIT
eFes were badly burned, though the eye-bal
was not destroyed
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BROWN WILL NOT DENY 1T.
Tie Warden Refuses TO Speak o: the
Burning Of smner's Body.
ESPECIAL TO THI EvESrSc WORLD

ESPECIAL TO THI EvTSrSc WORLD
SING SING, July s.-wErdsh Brown said.
when asked as 10 the burning OF snners
body;
II sim adhere 70 my determination 10 make
no statement whatever.
II viii neither deny Bur confirm the re-
port.
mo influence can Oe brought 70 bear upon
me 20 induce ms 70 say anything whatsoever
regarding the electrocuuons beyond The SIM
pie statement that on July slocum, suller,
Wood and Jugiro were executed according 70
law"
Father creeden Is quoted oy priest from
another village who rode downtown with TEI
EVESNG WORLD reporter to-day a saying
that when the whole story came oui It would
be disclosed that AL the doomed men were
burned by the electrodes. but that they lad
been 50 nutnA;ed by the surgeons knives
that 1, would be dinleuli o. proof
The priest who particularly desired 70
: kerP his name oui q print. said be had been
lola the same thing by lsymsn who had
zen the bOdi-s-Presumahiy 4 prison en-
pl0yee
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DON'T BELIEVE IN SECRECY.
Warden Brown cn the Provisions G.:
the Electrocution Law.

iEPEC-AL 70 THI TNFNISG WORLD
sING sISG, July She dlEnired bearing o.
Warden william 2 Brown throughout the
execution of he commands oi the Law fN
secret Killing by electroCutioh and his uesl-
ment OF the press Is the subject Of h good deal
q remark to-day. now that II Is al over.
The Warden, Principal Keeper C0nnsugh-
ton and EIli5'i Bran did al n their power ."
ail the uswspsper men, buI always kept
strlelly with'a the sfrirt letter and spirit oi
thf Jaw Iaag1Dg tle execution -FcTe'.
Wander Brown literally and ItH1EL'fulA
construed IhAi clause ui The Law that nays ~
Information shall he given out ny tho-- Con.
duciilg the execution beyond the bare I'd
nounceInent thAt the commands a the law
have been o5syed- He arranged 70 run NJ
signals I've minutes amer the deadly current
had eXtingulshed the vital spark In each case
"A tkeTe were four men 70 b taken On, ana
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Sweepstakes for three-year-olds three
quarters Of q mile.

They got AWAY II good order, with Crotchel,
Motto Dr. Wilcox and q. 2. b. next
To the clubhouse turn, Motto and CroIC hei
raced un same terms. with DIT. wilcox and o.
/. 4. next, Dr. MilcuI trailing. Then they
disappeared from SIGHT
Whau they reAppearet. Crochet was a
leuEth Il front o. Motto. who VAS leugT Z
and a bslf before DT Wilcox, ". 7. b. and
SCluyllnl who had b0lIcd OF the turn
Crochet held his advantage To the last siI-
teenth pole. when Dr. wilcox. unoer punish
Ineui. drew up, ABd. IN pretty nnish. wun 10y
q nose from CROCHET. who DeEi AOilO nNv
lengths. Tine-l.le.
Nuruels paid straight. sls.a5 place,
slO.4J. Crochet pAid toh-u5.
EICuND KlCE.
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BIC PURSES At BRIGHTON.
Won Handily To-Day by Kitty
Van and Banquet.

BKIsE-oS BRACH. July s.-Consiaerlng al!
clrrumE.G uces. the threatening weather,
Sloppy track and snsl neics, fair crowd Al
tended The races AZ tlis trA ., to-day.
Tweuty-eiREi booEmAGtrt supplied the
wants @. tie speculation apo Judging By he
WAY the money WAs handed * they could not
mo L uCh fault with lht sat O The hftilrg.
FeTuwOpG NEs Msde Al Olson izFp'lf' iHl
the r-st event Pelham &c Little Ad1.e Lid
neyt call n the betllIL.
Tie lAsI-uAIltd gave Feruwput - E.r1 rose
for about siN rllIJnRs bat a. the nri.h -ae
was b-atEu easily. fgTGUOud crossing tie
line a meek II ADVANCE q her.
The faVOTl,e IL the ~aruBd race, | r.-e sin,
lost H. Chsuces A. the start He wEs tE "a
the res: ~leu The nag drvpped- Evru Weigh!
looked q winner al! ONe!, ULtl Wlhll -ih-
IeeIth nom home when D. lrlrl ala a.
uAssf,d b. fbs 2edusA and Niualda rL4ie-, o!
whom The IJTIns! y u. RIDDEN cut, uy Al open
length
Kitty 7. Was the talents choice Tor ths
third event. Those who had backed he my
Wer% badly scared when Jim! Rowe cFupp-o
II, nag. with the IayuIiIe ~ TIE rrAT. Little
Weber. however, helped KI'Jy r along, arc
.he soon WAS up 20 she leSdeF- Lan Wei
1ualll without ELy great rloTi
FlEsT EAcL
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Gloucerter Events.

TsTTCllL 70 III TNTNiNo WORLD
GLaC SEsTEB, y. J., July "a large crowd
turned out to-day 10 witness tie coHliaus-
tig1 ui The races held Eere. The results were
a. llJus.
F.rsI KAce-FuuT ana a hAlt nIrigugS-
Vance wyn. Hl-h SHAKESPEARE second and
carlow third Tlms-O 5f-.,.
second hACe-I lre-- Q GAFfeTE .! b mile
slAuzer " on. win NiloDe second aIrd Eya
c.L'h third TlIue-l.ll4.
Third KAoe-SlN and quarter furluugS-
Oh. grn. with Ny CrAI 5ecODd aLu George
W thlri. 1ine-L25b4.
TggrTl Rsd--sir ana uns-hAu rllrlouEs-
Munlgan won. with Repeater second Anc
Lg.I Z third. Tine p.
I.~L RsC-Cne ana OLe-@iChIl Illes--
CasraaeIlo won with Lonely stcJla AID
Question lu.rd. Tlme-2.uS.
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The nag ten 70 a goJd start, with OrLgeUSe,
Lima and w1ndCutter the most prouineLt
A. the Clubhouse turn Lima Wa half \ leng1 L
before OrAgeusF. with Apodcuttef, Judge
Post and the Others close benind-
Lima showed N trUlt when they appeared
ia sighI again, with OrsEeUse, Wondcuiter,
JUDY Posi- and WesIchests-T next. OrsRe Use
- owed nrsi IA the stretch, but WEs qulcEy
lgssad by Wo1dcutter. JucEe Post and West
CheSte'.
WuIdcuileT held his hdrLLtAge 10 The last
fuTlOug pole. where Lllereld bToDghi West
chester with q rush and wun handy by d
length from NoGdCutter, who beat Judge
Pusr bY length. Time 2O34.
Nu'uels paid straight, go; place, S&O.s5.
" WJudgurleT pEi1 e..
THIED EACE
The Long Branch HsDoisAp; ure mile ADd 3
quarter.
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Insight led CeDtaur and Natterson 20 the
quarter, Pearl set AID Puzzle following As
LE4Lcd-
Rounding the lower turn. W8rtersOn WAS
the leader AID drawing away lie won by siG
le-.E-Ls-
Cel,aur beat Insight eignt lengths Tine
l-.l-e-
Nuiutls paid: straight. s4.o5 place,
sS.2E. ,entaur paid $3.50.
sETENTu EACE.
Purse 500. all ages, one nile.
NgH Oy Fa-lsAde. BSIlylOe EecOBd. Out
bound rAird- Tlme-l.4a.
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Jack GIaSSCOGk Watches
the Game from the
Bench.
he WILL PLAY TOMORROW.
Damp Weather Lays Capt. Ewing
Out Again.

EXPOSITION PABK, PTTTsBURS, July s--After
sitting under shelter through twenty hours
O, continuous rain the New Torks and Pitts
burg went onto the feld at Exposition Park
this Afternoon 70 battle for supremacy.
The grounds were decidedly heavy, but the
boys went onto the feld Ike 30 many colts
turned cut for an airing.
There were not over q thousand people In
the grounds al the time the game started. the
sir bs,ng cool and decidedly dissgTeeAble for
ball game.
The teams were placed in batting order As
rn1loVH.
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RvclAre and Banquet drew away from the
other two IN the nrst furlOng, and, racing
necKs apArt As named, they showed the way
70 the stretch.
Then Banquet passed ReolAre ana won by
Al upen length Joe Courtney was third,
brs'.l rfreen leughE Tims-l-5GAt.
Nutuels paid straight $3.50; place.
s2.3I. keclaTe paid s2-3d.
sIrTH RACE.
Pure 500. for S-yesr-olds and upward /;
selling =. ven furlOngs-
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BURIED IN QUlCKLIhE.
Bodies Of Slocum, Wood and Jugiro
Inferred in Unmarked Graves
LYRICAL TO TIE 'TSH7 womb J

SIx6 STSG, July S.-iAith no Ceremuuv. rs-
N 1ls 1r q h-rwiso, the unclaimed n-rlas -
tn tbrfe e.-a1ru-v'cd Inurderers. sIpgun.
wooa AID } Jlglra- Esrr bur.0d So ne Wis04
.cslnetery 81 $50 q. ,ack THIS Aft-TIa,E-
Nlge osnTiets lowered ihe cafhns, one EfJer
auoaheT. inJo The graves, and the graves were
then quickly filled up-
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Racing al Chicago.

rsFI-1L- TO TEN TvESrSG voELD.l
CHICAGO. July s.-Here are the results Of
JJ-dLy : races;
F1r-' Race - Thrce-qUArters OF nile
GUM Ia won. Win Hume second aGd ClErel
third Tlu--l-ZDAa
second Faee-OBe mlla--EEn BurSn Wgu,
win sunny Brook second ana Camilla tLird
-4u--l-4~.
4l.-. Eare-Olt ulle. - LinnLhgUw won,
AND Nsla.Ia waS -ecuud- NAIlpTa and Rilf1X
ran Q,-c Z - i0- third place. Ttut-l.47,