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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
Mp r1WELL rEELs cHEEhFrL.

no,p,o~o Elvcu has recently returned from a
trim IN Chicago and Is enthusiastic over the pr'srA'
made on H. worlds Fair buildings. The gronhlS
orc already laid out, aud the gardening Is wei ~
vanced. The foundation timbcrs OF the newborn
huldlnr ARE In position. lie especially emphasized
fla. fact fiat not a single allotment for inhlvldu"l
oscillations had been made" because tho commissioners
we're TOO busy plotting out the group exhibitions
over 900 application, day arc received Tor p'''
j., be New York Luilding. although the time iof
oIIotmcnts closed on July -.
rlo New York building IS the most acvanlaeeon'Iy
t,,ot,d Lring in the middle Of the block I'm WHO
ovcnuc. and within short distance Of th" railway
italian. The criticism which has been made I"''lS
- fine slow action Of the commissioners In pushing
tho work Mr.. Elwc said unjust, ~ they were
all interested heart and soul. In the ,uccr,' o nc
a. and unable 10 take definite "u""
mn II was decided whether Congress would aPpro
,rintc ANYTHING for The Fair or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
EpwoRrII LEAGUE DAY At OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean Grove y. j.. Aug. (SpcclaD-Io day WAS
Epworih Lca,llc Day AT Ocean 6INve anu H'e""h
wcr. held all day. An Epworth League PRAYER "'o'
ING wa, held I'm the Young Peoples Temple al y
,,locL uudcr the leadership OF the Rev. {. H. Tat
ma, Al 10 30 the Rev. DR.. T.. ii. Stokes MADE thc
address ~ welcome In the Auditorium. and the Kew
Marshall owens, president Of the NewJerscy 20"
ference League responded, after when the Kew ~.
:, +. Tphnm Of Drew Theological seminary addreS''u
a l,rc. audience. The programme for the hl''r"o'"
included short addresses by the Rev Dr. Johh i''"
lev Of Ashury Park. the Rev "'orgc j. h''"'""'
fr,ngc. IN. Rev W. II. Lawrence. Of Ncw-lork' the
po, r,u,cs l. Howard, Of Matawan; the Rev Gar
,uce r. Wilson, Of ,,aord. Del. and others. IN thc
"oUtnc ,h.,c wa, a song service aud IN huu,eas'
Saving sacrifice by the REV. III o. ~ D' "''"'
~ \sW York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat market showed Il "bullsh' tendency yes
terday and II moderate business done, about
3. 800. 900 bushels changing hands. Ea;y private
cable, cnmc stronger with unsettled weather abroad
Foreigners buyers. The Northwest sent bad crop
news and receipts showed falling of. Runlors
NJ expert buying and OF covering by local " shorts y
also contributed 10 the upwar tendency. Patia
cables were 10 centlmvs up. ami thus added 10 the
urmncss. The amount on passage, however. III
creased $4,000 bushels, and Indian shipments were
liberal these two weak spots. and Liverpool
closed easier. september options opened ut ~ cents,
went down to 80 - cents. and then up 10 ~ 90
cents. The spot market more active and nrl'
Twenty six loads taken for export AMI ircc flt
milling. The market tri1c stronger Alth
wheat and better cables coupled with some cover
ing OF shorts" The close was 1-SGl4 cent up sales
amounted To about 5oO.OO0 bushels. n decrease III
the amount on passage helped the bulls Cash quo
tations were firm, and four loads were taken Tor rx-
mort Oats rose | l-i0l 3 : cents on options OWING
10 had lreshlng in Illinois and covering ny shorts
spot prices 12al cent and the market was lalrV
active. Lard irmer. very slow.
The closing quotations were rs follows -
Wheat-Augi,t, o3 II cents; september, 81 IA
cents october 50 IL cents December, - Is cents.
Corn-hugust, % "a cents 4; september, OIL ia cents
October, "a II cents. December, 81 Ia cents.
Dats-AUGust. 81 3 / cents september, 30 . cth'-
Lard-septcmber. ~ O3.
The receipts nj New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
baltimore Wheat, 5l5,l34 bushels, corn, 93,eo4
bushels; oats, 1I7,45f bushels; total grain. .2h393
bushels -four, 10000 packages. The receipts at
chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were: Wheat. iO5,.
3a1 Bushels corn. 100000 bushels oats. 73'lsQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
GERMAN NOBLEMAN ~ JAIL.
COUNT DE CrOUpE BADEN's ROMANTIC AND AD-
vENTUROUS CAREER.

COUNT DE CIOUDE BADEN'S ROMANTIC AND AD-
VENTUIOUS CAREER
san Francisco Aug. a genuine German noble
man + In tho Alameda Jail Government prisoner
being charged with violation " the postal laws In send
ing ob,ccne letter, from Germany 10 Dr. J. H. EghoI.
Ills title Is Count DE Claude Baden Ills deserted witc
tbe daughter Of Mr.. Nulty wealthy resident ot NIL
voul,,s, WIS., IS living in comparative poverty with
her children IN this city. The couple met thre" years
uro on the steamer city Of Paris, as Miss Nulty was
returning from a European tour, and were engaged
before the steamer reached her dock. After learning
thot De Claude WAS really count, although not rich,
Miss NIFTY, father san, toned the marriage and there
was a n, honlblc wedding in Milwaukee,.
The Count went into business there with his father
ln-lnws assistance but the noblcmans Ideas OF finance
soon led 10 a breach and the DcChudes came west.
After two years Of wandering during which,
If il said. the Count vlctmizci number q hi,
countrymcn they settled I'm Tacoma. Wash. Though
the Count Interested rich but crcdulou> Germans In
his projects IT IS asserted that hi, family lived IN
AFFECT poverty. Finally. DE Claude borrowed $500
rom DR.. Figholz. AM went to Germany, leaving hi,
deserted wife with two babies 10 care for. Dr. Hshoh
wrote for II money The Counts replies were Of an
illegal character ana that Is why he Is IN Jail lie
WAS found few days ago in Rcd Blum, Cal. where ne
was organizing brewery company. The Count say
he can clear himself of the charges, Including that Of
swlndling. De Caudc appeared for examination to
day and was remanded until Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
THE s,tJrrrgy REACH po,soyIyG CASES.

Ncwburyport Mas. Aus. @.-in'erc't In ne sans
bury Beach poisoning case, at tie cable House.
which resulted IN the death ~ five of the Vc'Ih'
was revived to-day. This morning Mcii"l Examiner
SNOW received The report 81 Professor HI. 81 VA"
Harvard Medical College. 81 whom tho siomh'h Of
Daniel McCarty had been sent for examination. Dr
snow went b. Ilavc7hll and was IN consultation WIN
District Attorney Moody during ne afternoon on d.
return he aid: "Thc report ~ Professor iill was or
aich "A s,ri0us character as 10 can" III" Dl'trl't
nrey to order IN autopsy to be performed on o." b"y
~ LEROY smith, which Will be done al once Us anNcc
~ the District Attorney | cannot give ont the report
II Professor I'M AZ present. A soon n, report i
received Of the examination OF the stomach oi the
smith bow both reports will be- made public. The
District. Attorney could have ordered nn autopsy on
be lr-dics Of the other victims. but they have been
cmbalmcd.'
Wa, any arsenic found rs a result 81 IN" eAnh'nH
ton ~ was asked 10 this the medical examiner "'
clned 10 dive direct answer. hut gave the inference
that there was. . . q, ,,., hi,,,
mora t,,u utnmalue@. docs it not 30
IT is beginning 10 look rather Serious ''P"o'
nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
70 assess SUFFOLK TRUST STOCKHOLDERS.

Boston, Aug. 2.-Hccevcr J. II. Butler OF the SUI
folk Trust Company. today presented his first report 10
Judge Morton of the supreme Court. The receiver
states that large portion Of the assets included In the
so called Western mortgage business and In certain Of
tho loans such that the ultimate loss thereon will
make Il necessary In order to meet claims which will
be allowed by the Court enforce against the stock
holders the Individual liability imposed by the corpora
lions charter to the full limit.
The receiver therefore recommended that an assess
ment be ordered by the Court upon each stakeholder for
800 for every share Of the capital stock. The labIl
ties OF the company are S2i1 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Christian Engel. thirty years Old WAS again bronS"'
hoforo Justice Hogan in the E,,cX Market f"N'e
Court Yesterday morning. lie arrested on SuS-
n,cion Of having served knockout dflnk 10 Henry
kramer Of 80. 100 Ninthave. Kramer wns ac'os''"
hv two men on the Eowcry several days ago. ana
wont into the barroym al 80. 20 EOwery with ih"h
Kramer believes that the drink was druggcd' As lie
,ccome unconscious When he revived he found iii'l
he had been robbed OF $50 In money and gold whtch
and chain. Detective Mooney, Of the ElcNcnth
Precinct, arrested EIgcl ard found bo'tc coIhhliS
). l,uDck out .iuH in his pO~-e~SOn. kfhnrr ",nu
nc1 ED.cl a. one OF he mon who HrcO,icd MN
Justice Hogan held Engo for examination I'm deiau!'
Of 81 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
srylTOR MIL on 4 Yachting CRUISE.

David b. I'M did not sail for Europe yesterday "
some pope thought he would, but instead he went aou
the Fra Dlayolo the steam yacht which Is oWh'' "
Edward =. Stokes, OF the Hoffman House They s'''c"
OIL for yachting cruise. Their companions were '"
Missioner Edgar l.. Rdgway. Railroad Commissioners
samuel A. caidsley. Major James W. inckcy, Of Io"E"
kccpslc; Colonel John Mrlwcn and Dr. Hairy f'A'''
Both Mr. Board'lcy and Major Hncklcy are members VI
the Democratic state Committee and they enjoy Sch'
IInl's society aboard Mr. Sokcss steam yacht much no
than they do working the campaign in this Sae ''
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bushels; total grain, 1859 bushels; nour so.css
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. . (SpecaD.-Thcre was decided Inc
crease In the outside business In all sorts OF produce
to-day. 1t generally recognized as the result OF
the shelving OF Hatch bill in the Senate last Satur
day OF course got that information late
on Saturday had all day Sunday to think about It,
The country however being without Sunday papers and
not getting the news until Monday was not ready 70
at upon it till to-day. Wheat advanced cent and
closed with most OF this maintained September sofa
between 77's and 7sh; and closed at ,sa'ss cents.
talk OF hot wave IN the Northwest:
The Northwest denied that had any hot wave, and
the Weather predicted cooler weather for that
region on "Wednesday. Primary market receipts were
LILO 600 and little larger than for the SANE
day last year. There was an INCREASE on
passage Of over 100000 bushels Indian wheat ship
ments were double what they were last week
Everything however forgotten I'm comparison with
the Increase outside business. Germ advanced .sIs
the reasons that wheat adyancedlncreased OUT
side speculation. September sold from ~ 70 ayr9tsyS
and closed a $780,. There was some Hquoston
by Bryant Of the big holders and the weather va
perfect but outsiders in the market WIN Iorce
Sufficient to bull the prices. oats up liz cents on
bad reports from threshng machines and on ~. e1se1
speculation September sold from 3Os TO 80 and eosed ~
the top. Provisions were dull early but nnsy fet me
effect OF presence OF the outside SPECTATORS rIs
dyanced III cents; lard cents; ribs, 10 cen''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Tivcruool Aug % :i5 p. m.-Hccf and pork In fair
demand Hams IN good demand Bacon IN fair demand:
lonc and short niadles. about 81 N, firm
Cheese in god demand American nncst white and colorcd
Nnn at as Cd Talow and tn pcnule In poor demand.
osn In fair demand. Iard-Spot I'm fair demand fn-res
in poor demand prime Western spot aud August firm az
as I'd september aud October him 3Ss. Wheat ana
ronr In poor dena~. Iom-Spot and futures In fair de-
mand mixed Western spot hrm at 5s Sd August nrm
ar ;, Id September firm at Is l0id; october firm -
4s IO4d Hops at London-p Pacific CoastThere rs moth.
ing offering. Receipts wheat for the last week from
Atlantic ports 29900 quarters from Pacific ports H. 0oo
quarters other sources, 5000 quarters. RecelfS
Of American for the last week, 500 quarters.
stock OF BcdstunFlour 100 0o0 sacks wheat 20V4oeo
contals corn, 500 900 centas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES AGAIN POSTPONED

Buffalo Aug. (Speclal).-Anothcr prS'p W
Grand Circuit meeting was necessary ~E'"l' V"' ,
10 the heavy showers last night, which ma' NV ,
here too muddy for the sulhcys. ii WIS INV 80
his afternoon. had the course been drl' O' w
ononnc Is deferred till tomorrow. AS the oa'u -
long one and has been arranged TO las' u"
day. there will have to be some doubling UP T" ""F
Of all the contests. report was circulated ~ ~.
land and here that Direct had broken uo""' ""'
Monroe salisbury, his owner says tie Dlach O"iN'P0'
will he ready 10 meet Hal Pointer here l"o ~
lrtween Mascot and Johnston, which was 10 Hi'e
come off today. has been cancelled, rs Jonn,oU -
ont Of form, ana a between JockO ana i0'"FO''
two local PAGERS. takes its place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
THE CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL.

New-London. Conn., Aug 2.-The second dny OF inc
Catholic summer school opened with an a''ehu''n,o VI
over 400 The first lecture of the day was on e'loS
the second in a course Of ten lectures Dy inc isu'
p A. IIalpn, \ j.. and TIE special topic W"H
End Of Human Action and the Nature anu ruiSui' -
uopplncss.r Later IN the day the Rev hehe ~
uoI,are : / Of Woodstock Md. lectured on The
Relations cf Capital ana Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
TIE ST1TE OF IRA DE.

Is sos bbs shipments, 9o,255 b6s sales. 1000 bbls.
Wheat strong; 80 red spot 2as2se The month:
&c. sP tc9 aS Sep ois9Sf5
ments 12s 292 bush stock 102 oo0 bush sales 2is0Oo
bush Southern wheat irmer fuz !eGsSc hongoefis:
bid September, sac bid; steiner mixed, sos BID r.
cepts 1895 bush shipments 2eSs5 bush s sS
~ $50 yellow, Boa j5c. oats steady No. wm ~
We.tern 3s2a 39c No. mixed Western 3oe asked 70
cepts 25i4 bush stock IA SSo oush hineSts Ia 600
timothy SIidsi5 So frdghts dull Cotton no "a;
nall mddng 7c Provisions arm mess s P0gsN siS s 81
rib sIdes and s,Gders sac sugsr-cprsc
shoulders 9c hams small IA , ARE creamey
ia i9c lad fancy lie good to choice loGloc s1 c
packed, 13al5c; grass. hg.' so Isac sugar
pm granuat'd 4sc Copper steady and active re-
anned. lie whlskey firm at II 25dsi 90
Buffalo Aug 2sprpg wseatohrnss ,a lard spcs
at Ollie 600 bush No. NOrthern do a. ssoc: so sS
hush do al s5c: 100 bush No Northern SPOT az 'v%
59 NO hard l sG,sI at at; s g,2c No northern e.
T. at size; winter wheat quiet leeing VIE ,o,ng a.
bero sales Of No red At - sc;
Sc asked 80 extra red 'C Sd,s at 20 White IL
sac Corn very scarce: only No. yellow ohsren a.,
cars sold 5Sc in store closing 55c Closing az
s 81 3. a,ke S.kc d. RS &c. 7se sid on
dun 6et r9g = Mi foG 90 T rm and nSchansed
T.no fre Qhts dull wheat 2ac; corn. 2asc oats zee
rS8Sccd 2se RecclpsFqur 5000 bb 500 w bSth
canal shipments-Wheat, 90 900 hush corn 4oooO Dnsn
barley $500 bush naXsccd 200 bush shlnlSe o "a
rai-Flour 90 COO bb wheat, 10000 bush corn o-ooo
bush oats, 10000 bush. o.,
Chicago, Aug 1.-The leading futures ranged a. Toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
Ar nllr srAslnE ASSEMBLY,.

Avon by the Sea. -. j., Aug. (SpeclaI'.-M u'o
sc,. lido Assembly today Dr. samuel LOCKWOOD oil the
school Of rIoogy, lccturcd ON Dmtoin'' frcu'r,I"
Dean continues hts on the history OF music m'
sibicct bcIug HAYDN Miss Kenyon VIII ooh''hu'
her lecture, on ItaIln history Tor thrce "'ch'' W
day she spoke Of The CHil'll rrri y, i''"S' 49,,
,o,s =, leo aud italy To-day" Professor Miller
, o,td !, T. courso on "Thc Elements of Written
r,pressIon, and has begun course on 1.-THE Ele-
m,nts Of spoken Expression"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
TAYLOR BREAKS THE NILE BICYCLE RECORD.

George +. Taylor OF the Manhattan Athletic 'uo. w.
to-day broke the one mile worlds bicycle record lie Ioe
the thrcc-quartcrs in 40 Is and the mile IN -'i' 30
This breaks the previous threr-qrartr and me I''
held by w W. Windlc The previous records "erc ~
for the thrco-Quarters and 2.l1 for the mile io
English record made ~ Osborne. His tmf '"' 'no
ohrccquartcr, was 49, and for the mile 10 Taylor
is Of course wonderful performance but his rccofu, may
b. broscn several time, before the season IS over 1aS'of
will probably lower hl, record before winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Walter LADY Violet, Corduroy St. Baise Bel'donn@ con-
Don Aonzo Comanche Lovelace, Eagle BTU '
Chicago, Unicorn, . uos Will
The Championship Stakes, one and han NM ,'
also be decided August o. Here ore the ro,,nd
are eligible TO start: Lamplghter, Montana ,t u,,
I,inoston I.oncstrect, Banquet Poet Scout DsI' 80
Hichncss. Merry Monarch, Tournament, Kus''''
Locohatcheo and PessOra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
TIE wEyoYAH's FINE RECORD.

Ardrishag scotland Aug. Elm thc.S 1@fa'is race
Yesterday under the Clyde Cornths4n >acn' 'i'o
auspices, the Yankee boat Wcn0nah won WIN Nv
Minutes in hand Last years champion, the orisay'
was second the Thclma third, ana tne ""''
boot Lily fonrth In eleven starts the Yankee bohI
record Is 10 rsts and one second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

rageousIy at the post causing delay OF half an hour
Uncle Jess seemed TO the advantage OF hi, field all
the way but at the end sweryed badly when coared by
Spartan CARVING latter to the extreme outside In
Il hard drive he by head Spartan second. half
length before Michael who beat Tom Watson head.
Uncle Jess, for a roeIer did very well damp day.
THIRD RACE-THE PALIsADE STAKES Tor three
year.ods Of $50 each, sl5 forfeit; 81 200 added
w s. Re''nS r.
Rancocas Stables CHI. c., Locoho,chce by
Brown & KoesfsS Df. c. richpoekct, rs
'''N'''' -''''' r,.,o ,.,c, (bcrscaj OIL 30
Sir Matthew Nonad Blizzard aad Barefoot were with
drawn AdclbcIt made the pace very for nearly q
mile two lengths before Locohatcec rckpocket head
and head. A. the stretch reached Hamilton
began riding and Sims soon followed suit. 1t was a
hard drive all way home and Adclbcrt the
to crack. lie stopped at the last sixteenth post sud
denly II he had run against stone wall when Bergen
pulled up. Pckpockct with fine squirt but failed
get up, and beaten half length; Adcbcrt four
lengths away.
FOURTH RACE-Frce handicap swee stakes 900 added.
one mile.
B. R:''nF H.
W. Jcnnings's sr. I. Mary stone by Sir
.'IdsS bs'Ss %&eiirSS' MoaoriS ~
J. 4 (. II Morris, rh. +, Reckon; -
Jul iSi ' s. % lOS car SSa5S} 10 - l 9
I'po"ny g. 90 Gear 2isi 49, Rogers 12-1 81
Lepanto. Nomad, Banquet and Cleaning were with
drawn Mary Stone and Reckon made the whole Of the
running. and the former easily by two lengths;
Merry Monarch second. and onchalf lengths before
Reckon. who beat Julien two lengths
FIFTH RACE.-Swccp.tskes. 900 added selling al.
lowances. Thrce.quarters OF a mile
s. n''''p Fl.
1cciiy Bowling. . yrs, los ii Gar, 1865
j. McIaughlins en- f. ravila. Z. 'iioa s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRAINS, VIA PENN'iL
RAILROAD

Leave Dcsbtosscs ST. and Cortandst ferries Ncw
York. at II 40 a NJ. IL noon and IL 80 r. NJ 49,
tuesday Thursday and saturday during the ra.im S
season. Regular trains leaving NewYork ~ ',," n
10 a. H., will stop at Monmouth Park Jnucu W,
race days also, the Half Holiday Special Will Ieave
New York on Saturdays for Monmouth Park at y w.
All special trains are equipped with Pullman ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
LECTURE ny MELVIL DEWEY.

Troy y. Y. Aug. 2.-MeEil Dc"e'' 80
librarian and secretary of the Board OF Re
,nis lectured last night at the houhn
Lake auditorium on THE Latest rhhe o'
University Extension" The ministers Institute ID al
AesslAn a 1oupd LAKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Rear Guard. Chicago ond Spartan did not start Inc
race run In thick fog and the spectators could n"'
distinguish horses TIL they were within fnrong Of
home Then Sweet Alice in front but she had gone
her limit and stopped almost instantly Then the Moyne
gcising shot and by lengths Trouble second
the same distance before Sir Richard. No bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Palaces on wheels are the new Wagner cars On u
grest through trains Of the New-fork Central .'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
TIE RESULTS AT SARATOGA.

Tho placed horses in the races at Saratoga yesterday
were as follows;
IT,, r,cc one mile and sxtecnth-Adde H. hrst. H.
- ,tii,io, sccond Freezer third Iime-1 :JOs.
secdnd race six funongs-Stonewell FIRST DR.. Has
80 Secnnd Toano third. limc-l :l33.
"'' 80 ouc mile and q sixteenth Headlight first
- i,nt leon .econd Nargherita third. Time ;1l
Fourth race. five furlongs-N5cK hTS'' i'oo"S 'o0o'
- +, rlly third. TiHc-l ;O2.
rim rnce one mile and hall over nurIl'c LUKE
ors, ~ John second Hercules tAf1' I'me--''"
THE CHAMPIONSHIP Contests NLAl i'''DN
Secretary Crlckmore. OF the Monnou'' ~ ,,,a
Nd eligible TO start the for the Junior Cham
..a.s,n stakes. 70 b run On TussasI August % Sir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
DETAILS OF TILE


FIavls Lyceum. Osric and Shelley futile were with.
drawn His ghness simply played with his horses, and
won Is pleased by two lengths Russell second. the
same distance before Acde who beat Sonora "a
His Highness urged in tho RICE. Notwithstanding his
cary victory side showed bloody marks OF the spur
SECOND RACE-THE RED BANK STAKES. for two
yoarolds sI. 500 added. ThLec-quarters Of mile.
Betting.
St. Pl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

w. Jcnningss br T. Mary stone by sir
MOdrcd-Ko,cnary Yrs, % n ..l'cnn)l 6-1 So
idcon IL DAYS b. {. Merry Monarch. 3.
90 - --.
j. \. 4. II. Morriss en- (. Reckon. wa,
lU4 GEAR 1867 (itilchcdJ 13-5 10
Julien, ,. % car. 932l -..... Mldsicy) d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

cash quotations follows; ! nur-Sts
cbanc 10 spring wheat. 7sd7si.c. No 3 spring
.hoa- zOd-3.r 80 > I'D. ssd7-ir"; No com $500
SO oats si+c5rc 80 white 80 ~ $s,iey 40 sSc
\" 3 no saic- No :, 33ai9,. Z .: b.; No ! haNseed'
u or prime timothy Sod - 3S4sl S3 nsss . pGgf s
oo, y 65a! IS dry sa.d should :. eoNeiii Ssr
% clear side, fboNcl - .Vdf' -
.ti cr, i'm she'd good per H. 81 - = 'ss cuS' 'oa''
a. crlnulatcd standard \. - ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

RemOrse Daconct and Vardec were withdrawn Fla
villa and Lormcr were in for i've furlongs then
passed by Zorlng who won with ridiculous ease
by neck Flavilla second neck before Wcstchcser'
who beat Anna b. two lengths No bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

0, Aug. .. 1892.
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