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BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Prospect that Its Tunnel Investiga
ton Will End Monday.

tioh " Al Emu unoHouy.
When the Grand Jury adjourned at !. 10 this
afternoon II was considered quite probable
that their inve'tlg alton into the causes of the
terrible Fourth Avenue Tunnel collision OF
Feb 20 last, when six human beings lost their
lives, would be finished on Monday.
Policemen Carson and Hannon and Fireman
sullivan had been sun N oned, bnt were after
ward told that their testimony would mol be
needed.
Al II. Is O'Clock the only witnesses OF any
prominence IN ihe Grand Jury ante-room we're
Secretary William d. Bishop, jr., ami General
Manager Lucius NJ. Tuttle, of the New Haven
road.
The Grand Jury has apparently given much
attention TO the car-stove feature OF the fatal
collision and there WAS considerab e spe u aIion
this morning as TO whether their action would
be innueoceI by the report OF the RAllroad
Commissioners on the disaster, at Albany. yes
lerday.
1t was thought likely that II the complaints
against the New Haven road ofticialS who are
now each held In s. 100 bail. were dismissed.
the fact would IroOanly be made known IN
the shape of a presenimenL
Indictments are found, they will probably
arrest OF the accused IN be issue at once butt
ia considered probable tnat the present bonds
will prove satisfactory in the cases OF any OF
the directors who may, perchance, be m
dicted
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STOCK REPORTS.
Decline in Sterling Exchange Leads
10 an Advance In Prices.
A Gratifying Announcement by
the Rio Grande Western
The Upward Movement Checked by
Reports of Further Gold Exports.

sterling exchange weakened this morning,
the posted rates being reduced to l. s6x and
81 Operators In stocks naturally jumped
to the conclusion that this decline will prevent
any further exports of gold, and figured that
stocks ought TO appreciate.
Prices did move up for q time, the stand
ard Issues rising \ to IN, while the spe-
cislties advanced to sG per cent. Oregon I'm
provement rose from q4,G to 9s. Evans 4
Terre Haute from 1l8 to III, and Great North
ern preferred S5lf to 81.
The Rio Grande Western road has declared
cash dividend Of IL per cent payable May 1.
The company mas issued a circular announc-
ing cash dividends quarterly on the preferred
stock hereafter In addition TO this all stock
holders may subscribe to 12. 500 shares Of pre-
ferred stock at 65 one share for each ten held.
The money is 10 be used for new equipment,
new line over Soldier Summit Pass, and new
shops, total Of $500, 900.
The LacEawanna dividend Of ia per cent. is
payable April 81. Books close Marcn 81.
Arumor was circulated soon after o'clock
that prominent Paris house had ordered
$6OU, 900 gold coin for shipment abroad. The
concern in question would neither confirm or
deny the report, and at the Assay once
IL was stated as late as 9. IS P. NJ. that no gold
had been applied for 1t was understood later,
however, that the 500, 900 gold coin brought
over by the La Bretagne and received here
on Monday had been engaged for reshipment
to CuDa.
The report of further gold exports was
enough to check the upward movement in
STOCKS, and Burlington and Quincy, 81. Paul,
Louisville Nashville. aud Northern Pacific
preferred fell to the lowest point The loss
was ins gnincant, amounting to less Than a
point. In tue late dealings speculation was
yery dull.
National Cordage continues ON the advance
aud sold al S3 for the common and lU3k for the
preferred A per cent. dividend will be paid
| on the former on May /, SO rumor has II, and
the rise ID due 10 this story.
The total sales at the New York Stock Ex-
change were ~. 30U shares of listed stocks and
%, 00O ounces of silver
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SH|PMAM SOLD FOR $4,000.
Bidding More Spirited for Trotters
at the Horse Sale To-Day.

There was much larger attendance at tae
combination sale OF trotting stock which vas
continued at the American Institute Building
this morning, and the bidding at times was
quite animated, especially when the eighty ear
old stallion shipman, son Of the famous Ken
lucky Prince, was put up.
After some very lively competition he was
Knocked down to o. G. Bogardus, of Keyport,
N. j., for 81, 500 Others that brought fair
prices are az follows:
India. b. m, Shy Indiaman. dam Fernwood; w.
Astral. b.m.. 8. BY Messenger Duroc, dam As
tTSn ss. kldorsdo Stock Farm. POushkeepsis. N. Y.
Fiss,i,, S,t g. s,o sy Madrid. dam JOsophno H.
o.asP saPHtn g. SossdSy. R,py fnS II g. asT E.t'
o. Ros:rdua. ksysSts. e nj.o J. $50. sS Emma D.
koPsSa kkPsSa p conn 1lSHyns sS ssn H'm'''.
Wooddals. b. O., l; d. Ii. Nutter. sherbrooke.
Mi:. Elisn 5. by Ale.n,r., son Of George Wilkes.
- F.i,afsf. q: 4. By 6snei aiisr. sd" dam Peace
Attention. Oh. l., =; A. i. ssrdey. s,ty, ,SSio.
,, Belle Fsunt'eFoy: b M. =. BY wsrwick Boy, dam
joseph damon. q hester. n. ". 81 .. AH A''''
xt,, Kate Gi..tSn oh: M; 9. oy Jersey Prince dam
risoadss0as %ss' M T ssoe B. Bailey Village Farm
b.;, Mount keo Gy %fssi.oqs r. s5oS Dam s'Opho
Salem T. H. +, AneitSn dam saDph0
W. K. Blake. .Ansonia, Conn. $40.
Fannie B.. br. M. BY Lambert Oniei, dam by lap
Lu.nns B. T., 6y Alcsntasa. dam May Gisft; ;Y Ira
Richards. North AppleborouEn. Mass. s7S5.
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ALDERMAN OAKLEY DEAD.
Pneumonia Carries OH the Prominent
Third District Politician.
His Career as q City and State
OniciaI-Eo Funeral Arrange.
ments Yet.

Alderman Patrick Napoleon Oakley, of the
Third Assembly District. died at MS home, 1856
Hester street, al IL 10 O'Clock this NOR ming. OF
pneumonia, after an illness OF only i've days.
He caught a severe cold last Friday and
pneumonia developed. He was attended BY
Drs. LOOMS. Egan and Bruce. Death came
painlessly a. the hour named.
The dead Alderman was one OF the best
known politicians OF the downtown districts.
He was horn In County Galway, Ireland, forty
two years ago, and came to New York with his
parents when but lad.
His boyhood was spent In the Third Assem-
bly, District, where he was known TO every
body. For twenty years he was one OF its
political leaders
In 1874 Mr.. Oakley Joined Tammany Hall.
lu 1876 he was appointed Excise Inspector. IN
1883 ne was elected TO the Legislature, and as
an Assemblyman introduced the bill increasing
the salaries OF Policemen to 81, 40
lie served nve terms as Alderman. three
times as TsmmAny Han man and twice a.
a County Democrat once he was defeated by
"honest" John oNeiL That was in 1884.
and o'Neill was one Of the "Boodle Alder
men,"
ago, and owed his election as member Of the
present Board OF Aldermen to that organiza-
tion.
The Alderman was prominent In the Ancient
Order OF Forester,. q member OF The Knights
OF 81. Patrick. the Marion Club, OF which
Judge o'Reilly is President, and the Catholic
Benevolent Legion. He was the owner Of two
saloons, one at Canal and Mott streets and the
other at Prince and Crosby streets.
Alderman Oakley leaves widow and four
children, Martin Napoleon, Andrew Jackson,
Julia Loretta and Agnes Irene Oakley.
Mrs. Oakley was completely prostrated by
the death OF her husband, and her helpless
grief wa. plt.fuL
The family were attendants at Rev. Father
Lynch's Church of the TrsrsnRuration, in Mott
street, aud the funeral will be held there, but
no definite arrangements have been made as
yet.
The nags on the City Han were placed at
half mast to-day in honor of the dead AldeR
man.
A successor 10 Alderman Oakley will be
chosen by vote of the remaining members OF
the Board Ex-Assembym James Mona
gnan, it is thougnl, will Ue tie Third Districts
new Alderman.
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stand that by ventila'ing the tunnel, the
property on Park avenue will be gresly in
creased in value and the city be the gamer In
the matter OF taxes.
Mr.. GILRoY ON THE TUNNEL NUISANCE.
Commissioner OF Public Works, Thomas F.
Gilroy, is almost as enthusiastic in his support
OF the Sulzer bill as Is Mayor Grant
~ don't know what 10 say In the matter of
lighting the tunneL as l am not an expert {"
said he. "You can, however, say, that l be-
leve that 1t should be thoroughly ventilated,
and that the company maintaining IL should be
compelled 10 do the work by necessary leRisla-
ton.
'Any one who has had occasion to travel
through the tunnel can hardly help agreeing
with me in this regard"
HOW PROPERTY WOULD BE AFFECTED,
President Michael Coleman. Of the Depart
ment OF Taxes and Assessments, says that the
closing OF the apertures opening into the street
from the tunnel, which would have to be done
to properly ventlate the tunnel, would in
crease the value of properly on PARK avenue
almost immeasurably.
"Of COURSE" said he, "the character OF
structures which will continue to be built on
that thorougnfare is pretty well determined by
those already erected.
"Tne ending OF the smoke nuisance from
the tunnel, however. would rescue the avenue
from the possibility of being lined with tene-
ment houses and would make 1t one Of the
most desirable residence stleets IN the city.
ADMoSIrIoNs FOR Nh BYRSR.
1t may be interesting to Walter q. Byrne,
the Tammany AsSemblyman from the Six
teenth District, TO know what his constituents
think Of his standing in the way Of SO desira-
BILE q reform as that contemplated by Assem-
biyman Sulzer's bill.
They are almost TO man, In favor of light
ing and ventllating the tunnel. Including Mir.
Byrne's districtleader Edward p. Hagan.
" Certainly am in favor OF lighting and ven-
tilating the Fourth avenue tunnel" said he to
THE EVENING WORLD reporter. 81 am in IA
vor Of law which will compel the railroad
company " do those things"
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FavOrites and Talent
DOWned at Gutten-
burg To-Day.
Big CROWD and fine TRACK.
Deer Lodge, Bob Arthur, CIamOI
and GIOster Were Winners,
ESPECIAL TO THE RvENrNo wonLp.l

ESPECIAL TO THE RvENrNd wonLD.I
GUTTREBURG RACE TRACK, March 90. "A
really excellent programme together with the
prospects of o dry track served to bring large
crowd TO the Guttenourg track to-day. The
weather was perfect save for brisk breeze
that was q tribe chilly. The programme was
well arranged and the entries were well
matched. The track was In perfect condition,
but not quite fast
The first race was O dash Of six furlongR
Anomaly opened favorite at Q very short
prlce, but the money was not forthcoming
and he receded in the betting.
Deer Lodge was heavily backed. "a was also
Fitzroy and Defendant Repent had some
following and Anomaly was well played at the
end. Deer Lodge won very easily from De-
fendant; Fitzroy was third. The favorite was
prominent for nve furlongs but tired badly
after reaching that point.
the second race found Frances s q hot favorite
with Taylor in the saddle, and she was backed
heavily all over the ring. A lot OF money went
on Bob Arthur and he was the actual second
choice. Alderman Mac and Nubian were also
well played.
The favorite was beaten Just q nose by Bop
Arthur. Taylor could not get throu Oh in time
with Frances s. Nublan was third.
Jack Bachelor, Clamor, Harry Kuhi and
Fernwood were all heavily backed for the third
race. At the close Jack Bachelor was q slight
favorite over Clamor.
Clamor won easily from Harry Kuhl, with
Fernwood third. Marty Bergen rode the IA
vorite and his exhibition Of jockeysnip was of
the poorest
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TWO DIE ON THE GALLOWS.
Wife-Killer George Moss Hanged
at Wilkesbarre To-Day.

WLEESBARRE, Ia, March III George
Washington Moss was hanged here this morn
ing at 10. 10 for the brutal murder of his wife
oct 10, 1854
He had ilI-treated his wife for years and was
nnally sent to prison on her complaint,
After his release, which was secured largely
ON his professlons OF penitence, he renewed his
cruelty and soon began to lay plans TO Kill has
Wiie.
= on the evening OF the murder he bought a
cheap pistol, and going 10 mis- house, deiber-
atey shot and killed the helpless woman.
lie then tried to XIII ninIsel tut only sue
ceeded IN INJECTING . serious wound.
NossS meek VAS broken by tue fall this
morning on the scAnold.
NAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March eG William
StaugIeV was hanged here this mornin( for
the murder at Weatherly of Mrs. Albert A.
NalOerI, with whom he boarded, on Oct. ~
lSS9
lie mad Quarrelled with the woman and she
had had MN ar esied. The suit Was Alter
wards wIrhdrAWn, but Stangey brOoded over
the 1dir, aud on the morning OF he murder
went TO the house, and after quarrel with
Mrs Walhert, shot her. He narrowly escaped
lyuonng when captured and brought back 10
WeatheTly.
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THE DISPUTE In CONNECTICUT.
A Ma ndamus on Comptroller Staub
in Secretary Brainerd's Suit.

isPFcIAL TO THE EyENISd woRLD.I
HARTFORD. Conn.,, March 26 There has
been no progress to-day towards a settlement Of
the dispute over State officers
Comptroller stauD has ready to spring upon
the Legislature the announcement that II the
recess Is taken, az talked OF in the House,
the state Will be under obligations TO pay the
railroads 81. 200 each month, as long as the re-
cess lasts, no matter II IL Is until next November,
since the contract with the railroads Is 30 much
q month TIL tinal adjournment.
Deputy Snerin Moore to-day served papers
on Comptroller Staub In the suit OF Austin
Braineri, Executive Secretary OF "AcIing
Governor" Bulkeley, for the payment OF his
salary.
The writ of mandamus 10 81 ned by Clerk
johnson, OF the Superior Court, and is made
returnable to the Court on The nrst Tuesday In
April
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Gloucester Winners.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.I

tsPRcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
GLOUCESTER, N. j.. March 90. the raci g
was continued here to-day before . large
crowd. The results are a. follows:
First Race-Seven- -eighths of mile. --Hemet
won, Repudiator second and Baltimore third.
Time. SIN.
Second Race-Three-quarters of q mile. -
Irene II. won, fragrant second and Teddy c.
third. Tme-l.2L
Third Race-Four ana half furlongs Alice
Ward won, Addie T. second and Aquasco
third. Time-1.0 00A.
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For beaten horses; six furlongs.

Ftzroy was the lrst to show in good raoc.
with Defendant, Anomaly, Repent and Deer
Lodge next Anomaly showed in front at the
end Of q furlons, but Defendant soon passed
her and showed the way to and around the
turn. with Deer Lodge second, Anomaly and
Fitzroy close up
Deer Lodge took the lead entering the stretch
and drew away, winning easily by two lengths
from Defendant, VINO beat Fitxroy length
and half. Time-1.17k
Mutuels paid: Straight, s. IS; place, - 60
Defendant paid S. 9a
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES
Racing At GutIenburg daily.
March.

Gen and Burr at Dexter Park, L. l.
Return game Manhattan Athletic Club water polo
team and New York Athletic Clubs team at the for
mer's tank.
2s.-Nsw York A. @. boxing tou rnamsnt
kronx River Gun Club snoot at West Farms, N. Y.
Now York Bicycle Club against Manhattan Bicy-
ole Club. pool tourney. SP.M.
Cross- country Of the College Of the City OF
New YORK Gross Country ASSOCIATION. Morris Park.
AP.M.
Baseball, New Yorks VS.. Jaspers Polo Grounds,
8. 30 p. NJ.
28.-Road walk of Fresh- Air Club to Key East,
30. In New jersey. Train leaves from Liberty
3O:-Asiland A. Q. monthly boxing tournament.
EnteIteinmsnt of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club. at
thS oipb-house. 81 Hanson place. Brooklyn. y p, NJ.
Boxing tou rnamont of VArunA Boat Club at club
house. let Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, 8 pm.
Grounds, .. 81 =. II.
3i.-kightn Regiment A. A. indoor games.
BAsebal1 New Yorks vs.. New Havens. Polo
Grounds, 3.3 p. n.
April.
l.-Bsssball. Manhattan Athletic Club vs. Yale
st Manhattan Oval tformsriy New Polo Grounds)
Baseball. New Yorts vs.. Williams College. a.
Polo 0rounds, 30 p. Y.
WILLIAMSBURG Athletic Club, boxing prelirnina-
nss Palace hall. 80 TO % Grand street. Brooklyn.
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DOWN COME THE WIRES.

The Telephone Company Acts
Quickly on Mayor Grants Reso-
luton.
Mayor Grants resolution requiring the Metro
politan Telephone Company TO remove its poles
along Thirteenth street on which were strung
elecIric-mgnt wires IN violation OF the law, will
not 20 into edcc; to-day, the Telephone Com
psny having late yesterday afternoon aud last
night removed all the Objectionable wires.
ave have received no order from the Sub
WRy Board, SAID General Manager Parker this
hgnt wires complained OF have all been taken
down, aud II the Board removes the poles our
subscribers will DE greatly embarrassed"
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Condemned Cableprsms.

Queen Victoria and President CaTnot have
exchanged friendly messages, and the former
hopes 10 visit Paris before returning TO Wind
kor.
Sardou sues the Coincide Francsise for
100. 900 francs damages for the withdrawal OF
'TneTmidoT."
Music rendered at the Opera COmiQue in
Paris was last night heard by a select audience
In London over the new Channel telephone
line.
The North sligo candidates were formally
placed 10 nomination, tod Y. Alderman Val
entine H. Dillon, IT,, by the ParnelliIes, Alder
man Collery by the AcCarlhyites
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NINE THOUSAND TRAMPS.

The Army Fed and Lodged by Ja-
maica, l. L in Ten Months.
Taxpayers in Jamaica are all in arms to-day
over the discovery that their town hall has
been made a haroor Of refuge for tramps 10
the number OF 9 OOO in ten months
The Grand jury hnds tnSt the county allows
30 cents n night for logging and feeding each
tramp, and tn This allowance hns been made
a big source Of pront, Udmps remaining aoouI
for weeks a. a time.
out OF the 20 cents, It is alleged that the jan
Itor received IS cents Tor bread anu conee;
The overseer OF the poor cents, and the town
10 cents II Is said that the laaitor made IL
cents clear on each tramp
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Bulkeley Refers the Pennsylvania Re
QUESTION to the States Attorney.

TsPfCIAL TO THE ENENIN0 WORLD,I
HARTFORD, Conn, March 20. Detective
Geyer, of Pennsylvania, arrived at the Capitol
this noon, with requisitlon papers signed by
Gov. Patttson, for the surrender OF K. Henry
j ckcr, the ball. player under arrest in New
Haven.
"Acting Governor Bulkely examined the
papers and referred the detective to states
Attorney Doolittle, Of New Haven, for some
note of advice.
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Row in a Newark Hat Shop.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD. ,

TtPFCIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.I
NEWARK, N j., March 2d. The proprietors
OF Mercy's hat shop at Central avenue an 4
Hudson street. report that their sizers. twenty
In number, were ordered out by committed
of lhe Union this forenoon, but refused TO go
and Tree nght ensued No arrests were
made, however.
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Five and q half furlongs.

Nuban jumped away in front and made the
running down the backstretch, followed by
Alderman Mac, Patti and Bob Arthur.
Nuban held his head until well into the
stretch. when Boo Arthur came through and
look up the running Frances s. came through
In the last furlonR, but, though travelling fast.
could not catch Bob Arthur, VINO won by q
nose. Frances s. beat Nubian length and
nall for the place. Time-1.l0L.
:, Mutuels paid: Strai4ht, s.. 05; place. 90. S.
Frances q. paid 81. pa
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TWO MEN WAYLAID AND KILLED.
Double Tragedy Near Home, La.
No Clue to the Murderers.
ESPECIAL To THE EVENING wo

TEFEoIAI To IHE 1I0,I, -
NEW ORLEANS, March s6 A special from
Home, In this State, says tnat at Beaver Creek
Bridge, three miles from there, yesterday, j.
T. JugEls anu J. N. FeOvss we're WaylAid and
Killed.
The Sheriff and a posse were promptly on the
scene and endeAyoring TO capture the mur-
derers, but had no clue to work upon.
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Selling allowances; six and half furlongs.

cuNnmI nam Morse jumped away IN front and set a
Sv SvInNihE pace down the backstIetcn followed
Ing '"O'''e'' "'on'nS'on "nu SP"U'N
u,aI nSih Morse held his lead until well into the
Al vn ,Sn Whete Gloster set sail and caught hlm
iSrsnae last turlOnR pole, winnlnx easly ny
LsE, "nE'"s 'o' 'ne piS0o'
Sam aO,aals M paid: Straight, EI6 10; place. 80. IS.
-u morse paid Sll. IS
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THIRD RACE.
Selling allowances; mile and furlons.

II Fernwood jumped away In front and with
marry Ireland, Harry Kuhl and Clamor next,
,sade Inc running around the turn anu down
The bacEstretch.
felnWood stll held his lead In the stretch,
Sut Clam0r gradually worked through and
sasliy won by two lengths from Harry Kunl,
Lb9k.
MnIuels paid-StraiGht 81. sOi place, a. So
marry kuhl paid $6 80.
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LABOR AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
A Demand that Self-SupportinR
Women Be Allowed to Vote.

IFrTcIAL To INF EvFNINo woRLD.I
SYRACUSE. March, S6. The Central Trades
and Labor Assembly has passed resolutions
calling on the Legislature to exten suffrage
at once TO all self-supportlug women In the
State, and requesting the Senator and Assem-
blVmen from onon daga County to push the
matter.
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CIR Your EASTER HAT at the LONDON h
LIVERPOOL CLoTHINa Co., Bowery, corner
Hester street. All the fashionable styles
ana shapes at Just one-hAlI OF regular hat
houses, -
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FoR your EASTER SUIT or SPRING Own
COAT go to the LONDON h LIVERPOOL CLoTH-
mo Co.. Bowery, corner Hester street
Style and good values. -
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Racing at New Orleans.

IsPEcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.I
NEW ORLEANS, March %. Here are the re-
suits Of to-days races:
First Race-half q mile. - Grateful won,
Florine second and Gwendoline third. Time
AH.
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rno stenbani Jury Completed.

The Jury for the trial OF Alphonse stsphani
for the murder OF ex-Judge Clinton G. Rey-
uolds was completed THIS afternoon and the
trial adjourned I'LL Monday next
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Handicap; one mile.

lubb,n Jumped away In frOnt and made the
nfonaS 10 the stretch. Churohlll then came
In anl Taylor brought Vengeur up.
soou DniSn, Churohill Clark won by
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DuY your BOYS SUIT at the LONDON 4
LIvERPooL CLOTHING Co., BoWsry corner
Hester street. Great value for little
money. -
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Mining Stocks.


The following are the closing quotations OF
mining stocks at The Consolidated Exchange
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Won BY La Grippe, Craft second and ozone
third. rtme-l. 3a
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Coroner Hanly Sinking Rapidly.
Coroner Hanly, who was reported as oeln g
very III yesterday, was said this afternoon TO
be sinking rapidly. No person Is permitted TO
see the alex man.
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GET your Confirmation SUIT at the LON
DON 4 LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co., SO and Ss
Bowery, corner Hester street. -
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distance. Time, l.4ik. '''0
vaas vmu.ueis pad: Straight, 81 O5; pace, So ID
SIXTH RACE
selling allowances; seven furlonps.
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Count Luna was beneve by the talent
Yesterday to ne a cinch. lie was quoted At
even moueS and was heavily backed. Hawk
stone, good thing, de eated him easily.
Hugh Peruy, while riding C1nteen yester-
day, WAS carried onto the rails aud had his foot
Injured,
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Jockey Dugiu Is at present q bone Of couten-
ton. hnap McCartly, who trains for ID. ID.
Withers, claims hlm, ana so does W. IL. Rol-
Ter, VINO trains for President Walbaum. Nc
Carthy ella ms that Dugan is engaged 10 him.
and that he only loaned him 10 Garrison. Rol-
ler, however, refuses TO let Dugsn go.
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Dr. DeHsser has sold for A. l.. stone the
nlIy SuusEine to b. +. Johnson. She Is to be
bred TO Terra Gotta.
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CAnteen was heavily played in the city yes
terdaS, and ne went 10 the post an even-money
for Coldstream, who had the injection, and
VINO was reported TO be good tning. came
near beating nun out Coldstrelm was last
away. Win an even break he would have
beaten CLnteen.
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n. A. Hong has sold Long Island to W.
Grrith. The price paid was 81, OOO