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The evening world., 1891-07-17
HOMEWO0D MEETING ENDED.
Large Crowds Witness Good TROttins
and Pacing There To-Day.
fspyorA1 TO THE yvRwtne WORLD. Il


IToMEwooD PARK, PITTsBuRG, July 17.-This
is the wind up OF the grand circuit racing
here. The beautiful weather and promising
card brought out over 5000 people to the
grounds.
The classes were the 2.25, free for ALL and
2.2O pace, and Nancy Hanks is to go an exhi-
btion mile.
2.25 CLASS TROTTIHG.
First Heat.-RedmOnt took strong lead
and finished first, Dave Wilson, iavOritC, very
unsteady, second, and hucretia third. Time
-2.21.
second IIeat.-nave Wilson again unsteady.
Redm0at won easily, Happy Fec second and
A. W. FawCetl third Iimc-3.26R.
Third Hcat.-Redmond won race and first
money. Second money TO Happy Bee, third
to Dave Wilson. fourth to LuCretla. Time
2.224.
FREE FOR ALL TRoTTlNG.
First Heat-Rosallnd wilkes logged around,
Gean Smith second, McDOll iifty yards back.
Tine-2.26.
Second Heat.--McDoll came very fast on
hOnestrctCh and beat ROsalind wilkes by two
lengths, Gean Smith third. Time .17lI.
Third HcaJ.-McDall led for the mile
Rosalind Wilkes second, Gean Smith third.
Ilme-2.15s4.
Fourth Heat.-McDoll won the race ana first
money. second money to Rusalind wilkes,
third TO Gean Smith. TimC-2.22.
2.2O CLASS PACING.
First Heat.-Monroe Brister was nrst by
three lengths, Lady sheridan second, Clare
mont third. Time-2.204.
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STOCK REPORTS.
Small Sales and a Weak Market
Discourage Spectators
Big Foreign Order for Gold Causes
a Decided FURRY.
The Treasury Purchases 400, 900
Ounces OF silver To-day.

II grows worse and worse at the stock En-
change, the sales up to noon to-day amount
ing to only $4,000 shares.
There was not u change or as much ms a
point In any OF the prominent stocks, but
Denver and Rio Grande preferred broke ", to
I4le, and Norfolk and Western preferred IA,
to 4S94.
The general railway share list was some
what weaker and receded u to VI per cent,
the latter st. Paul.
As rule rhe news ailoat was favorable.
The weather everywhere east Ot the Missouri
River Is warm ana good Tor the crops. West
Of the river showers are reported.
In contrast to this II was CnblCd from Lon
don that, owing To lack Of rain, the distress
In India + Increasing, and, furthermore, that
the Russian Government has been petitioned
for grain to relieve the distress and famine.
The bulls on stocks expect TO start an up
ward movement later on, when the European
demand for our surplus products commences
strength OF the share market, thstand-
ing the intense dulness.
A London special reports further financial
dlincultics in the Argentine Republic, and the
failure Of n River Platte bank Is feared.
There was little furry In the stock market
this afternoon ON the announcement that
lICldclbach. IcRuh'imcr Co. had ordered
100000 gold coin 10y shipment by the steam
ship S0ale tomorrow. The traders hammered
the list and prices fell 4 30 ~ per cent. from
tile highest point Of the day. Missouri Pacific
aud North American led the decline.
The shippers OF the gold ordered for the
Saalc say that they received special order
IT m their foreign correspondent for the
metal, as II Is worth more on the other side
than here. II is not an exchange transaction
by any means
Tine Treasury Department to-day purchased
100000 ounces of silver at ~ 00S7 to s1.O1.
The tenders aggregated ,G25 900 ounces.
The total sales at the New York Stock EN-
change were 72,9OO shares Of listed stocks
and 10000 ounces Of silver.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
A 10 to | Won the Two
YeaT-0Id Event at
Brighton.
MARTEL WAS THE GOOD THING.
Bellevue and AutOCrat, Both Fa-
VOrlteS, Won HandiIy,
ESPECIAL TO rHE EVENING WORLD. !

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, July IT,
There was large crowd at Brighton Beach
to-day. It was one OF the largest gatherings
OF the meeting, and II seems to Indicate that
the track Is increasing In popularity. Very
few seats were to be had on the grand stand,
and the number OF the fair sex present ex-
ceeded that Of any other day at the seaside
track this season.
The programme was an attractive one, and
the speculation while not heavy, was brisk.
The weather was clear and pleasant, and very
few scratches were made.
Considerable disappointment was felt be-
cause Potomac was withdrawn from the third
race. Tho field in this event was a very large
Cnc and his owner felt that there was n
Ch1DCc u his being injured IN such a crowd.
Hha first event contained lot Of maidens.
These races arc always interesting TO the
public, for they seek long shots, and nine times
out Of ten the lOng-odds horse wins The
talent, however, made Louis r. the favorite.
uc ran good race some days previous and
was played on this account. Patti with
HGiailton up was n strong second choice.
Mnrtel was the real good thing. lie opened
a. 20 to !, aEd vas patn the medium OF "A
'tt' Ttnldrs nlUMEc, closing at . TO l. Ely
also WAS wen backed.
y
Mu'tcl Winning handIy from LOurinski o
10 1 shot: FelHtre was third.
"a, I.vottr gol away badly, but made up
u co. 'rpuld, and finished fourth.
'ialt w1s c1nsiderpd9 good thing I'm the sec
vat. lie ovcned at 3 IN / and was backed down
t' % I" >. 81 or 70 Jim Douglass ally also had
e col hhcEinv and Mike Dwyer had small bet
- .,r'goT. Nuai spark was played by select
CH.lug ~, but the most Of the money went
On for rlaCc.
Mart 'iilloi himself by breaking away re-
prltrni" Money Maid, 10 Ia l shot, won
handy IRON Vital spark. Sister to jim
HOgT!e1s My should have been second, but
E,adnr stopped lidiug and vial Spark just
Dcti her CGr.
B9ll vln was. ~ course, a hot favOrite Tor
The third race. RicD was Just ls strong q see
oHd eli iC and those two were played 10 the
exclusion ~ an the others, King HaZom was
n guM Third CnuigH,
Dfl.cyU1 won easily ard IN faSt time. king
rH2Cm trlllCd uCa"ly al tn" way and came
tlE"GsA "uha Errat burst %: speed at the
end, DtatiIg crt Rico rGr the place.
IIRST r.EF
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Gloucester Events.

Especial TO THE EVENING woRLD.1
GLOUCESTER, N j., July ia large crowd
turned out to-day to witness the ontinuation
OF the races held here. The results are as
follows:
First tRace-one-eighth OF mile. Lita won,
with Monsoon second and Garnet third. Time
-l.3l.
Second Race-Four and half flrlongs. Ed
die A. won. with Noble Duke second and Be-
shlZzar third. Time-0.571I.
Third RaCe-SiX and half furlOngS. Lee
s. won, with Pardon second and Madge third.
imc-l.254.
Fourth Race-Four and a half furlOngs.-
DeerangO won, with DirigO second and Boot
lack third. 1ime-O.bO.
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Wanted the Hotel Himself.

John Machlliskey, who was discharged
yesterday on the charge Of stabbing william
BavenOsh July Z, created a sensation in
Charles SChneller's hotel, In NowtOwn Va
lage, at l o'clock this morning, by demanding
that the proprietor leave the house. John
had suddenly become a lunatic. relative
took charge OF him.
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Racing at Chicago.

ESPECIAL, TO THE EVENING WORLD
CHICAGO, July 17.--Here are the results OF
to-day's races:
First RaCe--One mllc.-Laura Davidson
won, with Upman second and Rudolph third.
Time-l42lg.
second HnCe-One aud One-slxteenth miles
-LlnlithgOw won, with Flower Dellis second
and Reveal third. Timp-l.4S.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
NJ. J. DAILY yesterday purchased Or. Hell
muth for 81 800.
HOT AND COLD AIR BY PIPES.
To Be Furnished TO Kansas City
by a New Company.

KANSAS CITY, July l7.-Several or the rich
est men In Kansas city have organized fur
the purpose OF supplying cold afr throughout
the city through cOnduits.
The projectors OF the scheme are confident
OF It's success and will sell fresh air TO any
part OF the city and remove the impure at
mosphere at a very low cost square foot,
The work OF laying the mains VIII begin AZ
once, and In all probability by next summer
the company viii be ready 10 supply tho
fresh air In cool blasts. In the Winter hoS
air will be sent through the pipes.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
WAS HE ROBBED IN JoKE2

Manager Illness Pardonable Curl
osity About His 81 800.
Theatrical Manager Harry Hines thinks
that he Is either the victim OF practical joke,
or that he has lost a wallet containing 81 800.
He was out late with some friends and had
the money In his pocket. They drank good
deal.
when Hines got home the money was gone,
but his IeWelry was intact.
Thinking that some Of his friends may have
taken the money for safe keeping he has not
yet reported his loss to the police
The evening world., 1891-07-17
GULF FISHERIES A FAILURE.
Spring Cod Passed GrindstonO
Island While the Grip Prevailed.

QUEBEC, July 1.-THE Canadian Gulf hAh-
eries this season are total failure, so far a.
the North shore and the Magdalen Islands
are concerned.
Oniclal Information was received yesterday
by the Dominion agency of fisheries here
from an agent on Grind5tOne Island that tho
spring school OF cod passed the island, while
the entire population was down with the
grippe, and that none could be caught fpf
The same reason, Holsters, which were In
great abundance, could not be taken.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Purse, 5000; for maiders; i've turlongs

iGurinskl was the nrst 10 show, followed by
Mar,rl, Valetta, Ella II. gclling, Little Willi"
and FAITH LGurinsEi and Mdrtel raced tC-
gether 10 tlo tiru, with Valatta third. then
Dshlman and Fila II. gclliNg next.
Nearing thu mead Df the stretch Martel
closed on the leader, and passing her Il hum
dvCd yards RON nome, drew away and won
by halt q length IRON LaurinsFi, who beat
NNleta six lrng, hS Timc-l. l.O3l6.
Huucls paid straight, Slp.S5: for a place.
$500. Launnsli paid tleld ticket $3.50.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500, FOR two year-Olds. selling allow
The evening world., 1891-07-17
pennis,e BODY Reoovered.

The body OF D. Read Dennis tioated ashore
to-day at Averne-by-the-Sea II was taken
charge, uf BY Capt, Rhinehardt Dennis Is the
last Gf the steam launch ktnels victims 20 De
recovered lhs body Is In good state Or
preservation.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Didn,t Know How he Got Hurt.

Ernest RngleDreth, sailor on the United
states ship Minnesota, went 10 the Mulberry
street station at 5 O'clock this morning bleed
inc from "A severe scalp wound. lie didl' Z
know how he got hurt. An ambulance sur
geOn dressed his wound.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

T. Cedro, sixteen years old, Of 32s East
Eighth street, fell through the hatchway from
the third floor at ~ Par. place, at l.3O O'Clock
this afternoon, and sustained injuries from
which he died an hour later at Chambers
street Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
LED INTO An BUSH.

M AesocIArrp rRHss. /

fBY ASSOCIATED PRRss.l
Louisville, KY, July IA desperate al
tempt wns made tn assAssinate the Middles-
borough police force yesterday afternoon,
Chief Naples, with posse Of oncers, were
led into Al ambush and over hundred shots
wore exchanged, Special OfiiCer Dorsey VIII
iams was shot through both thighs aud Pa
trolnan TOdeker was shot through the leg.
A rough named johnson, who was iiu0li-
Gated IN the ambush, was ARE 4ted. EarlY
tais morning mob took him out Of jail aud
hanged him.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Fun at the Fanwood Club.

The FanwOod club, of Fanwood, n j., Will
entertain their friends Saturday from 9 until
lOP. NJ. with bowling, lawn tennis, croquet,
daGclug ana other amusementS. supper Will
be served from 10 <. In case OF rain, indoor
amusements Will prevail.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

hours, IN comparison with thg corresponding
date OF last year, rs Indicated Dy Inc 'her-
mumeter at reTTys Pharmacy
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HIGH DIVING RECORD BROKEN.
Joseph Luevonmark's Mt a Park
Near Kansas City.
Joseph

KANSAS CITY, july l7.--lOseph Leuyenmark,
n native OF stockholm, sweden, yesterday
dove from platform 81 feet 394 inches hig h
into the lake ~ Washington PARK, near this
citv, boating the worlds record.
The hest previous record was made bY {. A.
Blake a. Lambeth Bath, London, IN October,
1883. The height was ~ feet inches.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
DIVERS Record at the Tombs.

Forty-rlght "drunGs and disorderlies"
stood up before Justice Diver In the Tombs
court this morning and were disposed OF
with CELEBRITY. Of these eighteen were nned
The island and sixteen were let on with
warnings.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Dagger Thrust in the Heart.
inv AssocIATPb PRKsal

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July l7.-At Somerset,
in AtascOsa County, Poncho Vasquel ana
PanchO MaChada, Mexican vRquerOs, got
drunk to-day ahd Quarrelled. Nasquez drew
a dagger, thrust II into the heart OF his Zoe
and Ned.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Deserted vito and Little ones,

BELvIDERE, n. D., July l7.--William Geiger,
who has recently been acting as collector for
the Prudential Life Insurance Company. Of
Newark has deserted his wife and little ones.
II Is also reported that he is short In his Rc-
counts
The evening world., 1891-07-17

James barrett, Of 100 Steubcn street, Jersey
Cily, was required by Justice O'Donnell this
morning "a make provision for his family, his
wife charging that hr had burned their bed
In tho street and abandoned her and the
haliuS
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Nuslclnn Robs Aotrcesas.

Adolph Wilson, n musician, OF 1Os West
Twcnty-thi 4 street, was held at jefferson
Market to-day FOR stealing jewelry and cloth
ing nom Mildred MOsely and Lillian Evans,
actresses OF 22l West Furtieth street.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

SCHENECTADY, July l1.-Au Arab peddler,
name unknown, was Killed this morning by
an engine ON the Delaware GHd Hudson Rail-
road his sElIll was crushed IN ana portions
OF the BODY We're scattered along the track
for u quarter u u mile.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Tho Harlem Spider in Trouble.
John Hogan, alias spider" the feather
weight pugillst. Was held In the Harlem Court
this morning, charged with assaulting Henry
lussc, conductor OF a Second avenue car last
evening.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

bill OF complaint has been hled In the
United states circuit Court by Guillenno
Bngardus, oi Lima, Peru, against th" arm NJ
William r. Grace & CO. for 81. O92. 80, money
claim collection from the Government OF
Peru.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Cherokee Cattle Dying by Hundreds.


THN AHHONIATED FhEHHsT
ARKANSAS CITY, July ia Cher0kee eihi-
zen states that hundreds of native cattle aro
dying In the Cherokee Nation OF Texas lever
having become Injected by the thousands Ot
southern cattle recently brought tnt6 thEt
country.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
What a Race an Inter
national Sweepstakes
Would Be Z?
.BOOkIES NEED CONTROLLING.
How They Manage to EVads tho
New BunChing Rule.

A s,,,,,ros,,o, ,,o, sho,,,, ,,,.,,,o sod,ro,v
Intarastin, IN aver, truo Idyer n, racing an
nearg I'm th,s ,nor,,rs,,s uop,n Ttts nron-
o.ition to the lorga fnc,,av clubs tn oroan,ze
yrond international syyaanstapes for all
n,p,n nv y cnn,,n,r,oe to Inn se,octad from
,hc oclev cI,,ts M rho ,,o,,s r,es spnd-
tne, hnrsos and tr 10, tho nr,,a no a
,,ooo -, ,,t.,o q, ~, ,,,,,.,, a., ,h, Ar,or,oan
p''.' Va p'"vo W oo h"o"h "' 'He n,iio' -
cup ana 100000 added money. such race
would bring together the cracks from Eng
land Australia Ero,,,, Coruonv italy and
,''''o' ''''t to''''' '"no,' WI i,i'H' A.o-s
America. III Is nara 10 estimate JusU no"
many people would witness a race OF this
,.,,, 49,, 100 oco ,,.,,,,,a ~, = ,,,,oti ,s+,n,,ta
Ni''"' ouu ioo''"V "ouiu VIC 'ni"N ... .oViiu'l.o'
IL would arouse the most intense enthuslash.
IT'S own or.ainst America in Yachting. shoot
,,. .,t.,a,,, ,,, g. -. ..,... Aor,oa,
ius' "'''''lo VI u'' O.Ny' 'P'i" i
horses, such nS F.Nhail, Parole ana lruquois,
have been to England and defeated
tn, ,,a,. ,,,,,u,,s ,,e p.,.... .o,,I, ,.o
one oesu horSes u'e pri'ohs coulu pro-
duoe. English horses have come here, but
themI The race THE WORLD suggests would
be the event in the history OF the turf world
M, -. T., - ,,,.,.,,.,,, .t.. r,, t,,,,,,,,,o
an'ie ~ une suesoS.t'n .har ihA n % nsi,'u 80
WoRLn Will add Let the race he arranged for
1892 and have It run while the Worlds Fair
a, t ,,u btos, ,r,,o., t,,t Ia, ,tst,o,.. t,r, an
~ .iiV y" W ~,
anu IL ""' "uu w '"' s'ioi"i in'0io ioS' 0nN
arouse more enthaslaSm.
.,----. . - -, -, -. -. -.
itself to the bookmakers. These gentlemen, in
49,, ,s,onoo, ,,,,o,,,. ,r,no,od tt,o rr,,nor,
OF the Board vest 'Tday, and refused 10 couple
the horses or one owner, as provided oy the
rule This was noticeable In the Iouf y race.
Mr chaplin had two horses entered, Piccallit
and Goddlgger. The former was entered as
being owned by Chester W. Chapin, the other
under the name OF c. W. Chapln. The Dookles
names 20 wIggle out Of the rule. The Board
OF Control should compel them 10 strictly OBJ
serve It's regulations.
.Tudoes Simmons and NcDow,II ore Subjected
To r0Tsidrrnb'e unfa vorable md unjust cI-iti-
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Held for Stealing robsoco.

oscar Rosellc, OF APP East seventy-second
street, was held In YurRyille Court this morn
Ing charged with stealing 5000 worth " 10
MNnMne.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
From once Boy to Law Clerk.

Andrew T. Campbell, jr., son OF the chief
clerk Of the Law Department, was to-day ap-
pointed junior law clerk In the Corporation
CcunStis ONCE. lie was formerly an oifice
boy Ia the department.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
FLYNN Must Ksep the Peaoe

John Flynn was held In sbOo at the Tombs
this morning to keep tho peace, especially
with swipes the Nowsboy, whom he was
charged with asSaulting last night In front OF
Pcrry's drug store.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Norwood.s podv Robbea,

The body OF George NJ. Norwood. one OF the
victims Of the naphtha launch accident at
Long Beach, was robbed OF "A watch and dia-
mOnd pin and money.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Taylor-Monguin Nuptials.

Miss Deborah Louise MoRguin, OF Sing Sing,
was married In that village to-day 70 Alfred
Taylor, OF this city, Both are well-known in
society circles.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Died on the Yacht Corsair.

spencer Coe, an engineer on the steam
yacht Corsair lying In the North River, on
Thury-ntlh street, fell dead this morning
while al work In the bOiler-rOom.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Goes Back to the stepmother.

Fourteen-ycar-old otto SchultZo, who ran
away from his home In Rockland County four
weeks ago, was this morning In Jefferson
Market turned over 10 his father, who, the
boy said, had had three wives and abused the
children Of the Tirst two.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Six-year-old Joseph walker, OF $40 West
Thirty-seyenth street, who was knocked
down at Eighth avenue and Thirty-seventh
street last night by bicycle ridden by d.
Byd, Of0 Bank street, WAS only slightly In
jured.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
A New York Central Wreck.

UTICA, July IA wreck on the New York
Central Railroad at Frankfort this forenoon,
bloCkaded the four tracks, and passenger
trains were delayed about two hours and II
hail.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Ran OF with a Coat.

Frank Greenleaf, colored, OF l3 Grand
street, went into Bernard Mikelgrdm's cloth
ing store az ass seventh avenue, and tried on
a coat. Instead of paying Tor Il he ran on with
IL. lie was committed at Jefferson Market
to-day.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
New York Boy Drowned at Spring
Valley.

Charles Blumenthal, aged nine, OF this city,
stopping for the summer Al Spring valley,
Rockland County, was drowned IN the lake
there yesterday. The body was recovered.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
a. Insane Momnn,s Fatal Lear.

IN IH5dHb W UIHHII TbIhI LeHF'
Catharine SCherer, OF 527 East one Hun
dred and Thlrty-hfth street, this afternoon
jumped from the fourth floor Of her residence
through the airshat, and was Instantly killed.
She was said 10 be insane.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Many thought Isaac Murphy was outndden
by George COying'On yesterday In the finlsh
between UnO Grande and Strathmeath. The
truth Il, that InO Grande was stopping badly.
As sOln MS Strathmeath collared him, UDo
Grande quit. Murphy did wen TO Land Uno
Grande where he did.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
A Criminal for 70 cents.

Fannie Fingerhut, aged nineteen, Of l44
Forsyth street, was held at Essex Market to-
day on charge OF shDplifting. Her stealIngs
amounted to rs cents.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
ROC in Nan o, Warsman's Head.

Ernest Engle, seaman on the m OF war
Minnesota, came into Mulberry street police
station nj 4.5O this morning and asked 70
have a sralp wound dressed. This was done
by an ambulance surgeon, aud the sailor went
away declining to tell no" he had been hurt.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Locked Up because of Stolen Locks.
Jeremiah Murphy and Thomas Harvey were
charged IN the Tumbs Court to-day with
stealing box of sash-lOcks nom the Payson
Manufacturing Company, III Chambers
street, and were held for trial
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Electric Railroad for Westchester.
The Wesichester Electric railroad Com
pany has been granted a franchise by the
Town Board Of Pelham Ia construct an cleo
tric railway between city Island aud lOnkers
by way ul Mount Vernon, with a branch line
70 New Rochelle and Glen Island.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
saw q Dsrelice, Bottom Up.

OniCcrs N the steamship Gcrmanic, arrived
this morning from Liverpool, saw July Il, In
latitude 40 deg. ~ min, longitude 30 deg.
~ min, a vessel bottom up. The derelict was
about ! 80 feet long.
The evening world., 1891-07-17

Georgia Editors at Glen Island.
The visiting Georgia editors went TO Glen
Island TO pass the day, in preference to going
sightseeing about town.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Three Hundred Miners on Strike.

BLooNINGToN, Ill.,, July l7.-Three hundrcl
Mclean county coal miners have gone out ~
strike fDr higher wages This Is the seCOnt
strike within month
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IsIT 1IAGIC on WHAT,

In ~ races run AZ Brighton Beach, Norris Para
aud jerome last week THE RHooRDEB gave ib win
peTs and 81 seconds, tstal OF 81 pHGad horses In
50 races. Who can beat this record -
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ith Cynosure ana watterson next.

with Cynosure and watterson next.
Autoorat and Kitty raced neck and neck TO
the far turn, where Kitty r. showed head
In front OF Autocrat, who was a half before
WattersOn.
Kitty 4. quit at the head Of the stretch and
Watterson set sail for the leader, but could
not catch up aud AutOCrat won by two
lengths from WatterSOn, who beat Kitty 4.
the same distance. iime--l2SA.
Mutuels paid: straight, $3.50; place, S2.7O
Watterson paid S2.0O.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500, for twO-year-olds; selling al
l0wances fiVe furlongS.
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CITY NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.

Normandie's Bell-Boys at Work.
Managers OF the Hotel Normandie- blythe
Sea deny that there was a strike OF bell-boys
III that house. Two boys were discharged for
misConduct, and that was all.
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TUTSC SoUU, TOT IWO-ytar-OIds; beIIIng Al
lowances; Ave furlongs.

Nocalite was first away followed by Promise,
Medusa tilly and Even Weight.
Nocatile and Medusa tlly ran on even terms
20 the turn, with Promise next and Even
Wright fourth
Nocalite stayed In front to the end winning
handily by length from Even Weight, who
beat Medusa tilly a length, Tlmc-l.O .O3Si.
Mutuels paid; Straight, S44J; place,
$3.50. Even Weight paid S4.65.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $1,000, for two-year-olds five fur
longs
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Warmer Weather Expected.
InY ASSOCIATED PREss.r

" WASHINGTON, July
y. NrIihsr n,di-
cations.
FOR Eastern NclH
YORK GTupTufly
Tdi'; siighNy irtrUt-
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The evening world., 1891-07-17
Jamestown's Crow All Wen.

Tho United States training ship jamestown
was spoken at sea, July II, and reported all
well on board.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
BRODIE BACKS FlTzSIMM0NS.
The Bridge Jumper VIII Go to st.
Paul to See the Fight.

stove Brodc VIII leave Tor So. Paul on sun
day night next 10 witnoS, the Hall-Fitlsim-
mons night, aud to back the latter 10 win.
steve win BE- accompanied hy Mrs. BrOdio
and Frank stevenson. Ne says that hr and
stevenson will offer $1,000 10 $500 on NtA-
simmons.
The evening world., 1891-07-17
Held for Stealing a Seal Skin.

IN bail to-day on a charge Of stealing a 400
seal skin from John downing, OG 20 West
Seventeenth street.