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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09
Berries, Fruits and Vegetables,

Cranberries, 81 25@2 so per box; most sales
at g %.
Fruit-Apples, 50 25@3 50 per Dbl; quinces
50 5O@4 90; pears, 81 OO@3 90 per keg; grapes
Concord. 2Oc per s-lb basket; Niagara and Ca
tawba, 3O@35c; do. small baskets, l5@I6c;
Jamaica oranges, s6 oO@6 so per Dbl; Florida
oranges, So 25@3 30 per box; lemons 81 O0@
s 90; pnea Dnles. l0@l5c each by the bpl; ba-
nana>, 81 25@2 % per bunch; Malaga grapes,
Sc 95G6 50 per keg of 55 lb; Persian dates,
81 O0G4 Is per case.
Ve@etahles-CabDage, 81 25@l 30 per barrel
and $5 0O@6 90 per barrel; onions, 50 2562 80
per harrel for red and yellow and 81 lh@l Is
per box for Spanish: rurnips, 81 25@l so per
barrel; rutabagas, 81 00@l Is; carroGs, 81 50@
70: parsnips, 50 25@2 SO: beets 50 5O@2 Is;
cauihower, "a oo94 so; celery. 259ioc per
dozen.
Potatoes, 70Qs0c per bushel from store,
with most sales at 75c. Jersey sweets, s3 rs
"a 90 per barrel; Baltimore do, 81 75Q3 co.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09
Grain, Flour and Feed,

change to-day: One car No. yellow snelIed
corn, five days, 46sIc; one car No. timothy
hay, five days, sls 80; one car clover hay.
November delivery, Sl3 so. Bids and offers:
SPOT
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09
MONETARY.

Bankers reports to-day were unchanged.
Discount rates were unchanged at 5Q6 per
cent and the offerings were light. Eastern
exchange and currency we're unchanged,
Clearing House Figures.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09
Game.

Quail, 50 6o@e rs per dozen; phea SAINTS, 81 90
a. 80; prairae chickens, Sc OO@6 so: wood
cock IS OO@5 80: squirrels, 81 0O@l 90; ducks,
s. 5J@5 80; rabbits. 35@4Oc per pair.
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No. ltlmothy. y..;;;.....................l3
No. Nnltc W W
Receipts bulletined: Via the p. & L. E.
st. L. 5 cars barley, car flour; via the p,
Fit. w. & C.-11 cars hay, car feed, cars
oats 2 cars barley. 1 car middlings, car
-four. Total receipts, 25 cars.
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
CThe following quotations for grain, feed hay
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09
BUTTER GETTING OUT OF SIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-CleaTings, sI3636-
254; balances, 81, ,645,57z. Money per cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-09

FLOUR Cobbers' prIces)-Fancy brands, a 75(9
5 90: standard winter patents a 5094 75; spring
patents 81 6o94 s.: straight winter, u 00@4 25:
clear winter. IS 1904 90; xxx bakers, s8 1908 s.;
rye So 5o(9S rs.
The Exchange Price Current quotes -four in car
lots O track follows.
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
July.

tr:IssBos.en B @" %sndsrsr. r .s.in:t BroofIyn, a.
% n. annaa .na Nsy sSsa rs's
3d. Lsa Lsts's E:s Ei.:H: P.r isst;. s.'''''
s eEsSs:H w:aa:I.I. s':: :.s,s.s
's. s.s:ssii saiiiSs Z 9sst .s.,... Chicago >. Polo
GISuPS. 3n: HSndF.d and fi;sy;.;S.nth stree.
e@ iop'.ihe % !. fs,s.!n @ Park, BIootisa. ". \: '
Si.--Raeing ~ Gonmouth Park. 80 ~
l..s zAso :soaa i':Hs s1s s.':9 =.
siss:al tHns York .s.in.. Chicago. =. Polo
Grounds: One Hundred and fifty-.syenth street
Louisviiis, .. Esstcrn PARK, Brookiyn, ~ "
23:.R.fainsM M =. BEishson Beach ,SI, p p, r.
Bs.sbsii-St. Louis against New York. at Polo
Grounds, One HundreI and Fifty-seyenth street
and Eighth avenue, p; n Brooklyn against
csnh n: ..s 7: .si F.ss E.Soss5
fesm bieyels road race At Eli. i.bsth, H. j.
Groasds. One Hunarsd and Street and
EsssG .,:s4Ss S...p sssPS;s 'f.'s:;
Athletic Club, At Liv,ngston.. =: 3P.N;;
NsS J:I.sy AtSlssis Club ESais't Field
,Criskst.Bsrksiey against Brooklyn, AZ Morris
Heights; Paterson axhinst New Jersey Athletic at
Paterson. N. T.: Kings County .saip:t St.
sS,s sant Ash't1 1soksn A. p.e'P:s, pt
lem again.t Now York. at Central Park al lie sgus
gamrs). Boston Wanderors against Manhatton,
| at Prospect Park, at IL A. NJ. Brooklyn Second
sSss Sss Jersey
second eleven, At Central Park.
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MAY NOT CALL Mr.. GLADSTONE.
Rumors of a Coalition Govern
ment for Great Britain.


LONDON, July lS.-The PGH Mai Gazette to-
day says rumor Is In circulation that the
Queen will not summon MIR. Gladstone TO
form Ministry, and that coalition Govern
ment under the Duke OF Devonshire Is pos
siblc.
The Gazette connects the rumor with the
visit Of Lord Salisbury, Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain and the Duke OF Devonshire to Windsor
Castle last week.
The best informed Liberals ridicule Devon
shire coalition as outs side Of all possible con-
tlngenoiea, implying the acceptance or home
rule by the Liberal-U Unionists and their return
to their adhesion TO Mr.. Gladstone.
GLApsroSIASs THIRTY-sII AHEAD.
LONDON, July 1s.-At 3 O'Clock this after
noon the total returns received show the
election OF 31l supporters OF the Government
and 347 members OF the opposition.
1t Is officially announced to-day taat as n
result OF the visit OF Lord salisbury to the
queen at Windsor Castle yesterday, the con.
servatlye Government will meet Parliament
on Aug. t.
In County Cavan, East Division, S. Young,
anti-Parnellite, is returned by I,664 major
ity. i. J. Power. anti-Parnellitc. Is elected
In Waterford, East Division.
In Tipperary, Middle Division, j. +. Nc
Cartny, anti.Parnellite, has majority OF
2,3g1.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
Wins the Opening Event
at Brighton Han
di|y.
C0uRTsH|P's EASY VICTORY.
Lester Defeats Macintosh and
Arnica in the Third.

isprC1AH TO TIER EVENING woRLDI
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, July 49,
The Brighton management certainly is hav.
ing great good luck in the matter OF attend
ancc Since the meeting opened there has
not been a day when there have been less
than G,O0O people present. To-day, though
the worst In the racing week, was no excep-
tion TO the rule. There were ut least 5000
people present and the ST and and bettin! ring
were uncOmfortably crowded. The weather
was fine and the track In FIRST class shape.
The opening event was a dash OF i've fur
longs Alright and Polydora opened up even
favorites The former was backed down sew
eral points, while the latter rsceded from to
4to1. Ella was third choice, but she went
hack to to /. MarGel was the good thing,
bciny pounded down from 10 to l to to l.
The race was an easy victory for Polydora,
who ran under pull to the turn, where
Flint cut her loose and won easily. King
Arthur, an outsider, just nipped Alright on
the post and won second money. 'T
Maria stoops and the Bounce iilly were the
choices In the flve-furlong dash Tor two-year-
olds. They were well played. Courtship
and Lisbon Maid also had strong following.
Courtship landed the money easily from the
liOunce flly. Marguerite, an outsider, was
thi d. Lisbon Maid was left at the post
lester and ArniCa were the choice OF the
talent in the third event and opinion was
slight favorite, and he Justified the opinion
OF his hackers by winning handily. Mackin.
tosh, third choice, beat Arnica easily for the
place.
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN PLANS.
To-Day's Meeting OF Mr.. Carter's
Executive COMMITTEES.

The statesmen composing President Harri-
sons National Republican Executive Com.
mittee returned this morning from mountain
and seashore, where they haa been resting
over sunday, TO attend meeting which WAS
called at the Fifth Avenue Hotel At noon.
IL was expected that Chairman Carter, to
whom had been left the selection OF Secre-
tary, would then announce his choice. Three
men were prominently mentioned for the
position--Chrlstopher Lyman Magee, OF Pitts
burg, the leader OF the Western Peunsyivania
Republicans; ex-Congressman l. h. Nc
Coma>, or Maryland, and col. ". .. Bradley,
OF Kentucky, member " the Executive
Committee.
The Executive Committee assembled at
l.3O r. ii. iu parlor DIX, OF the Fifth Avenue
iiO,el, all the members being present except
samuel tesSenden OF Connecticut, ana Car
rctt j. Hobart, OF New Jersey.
Chairman Carter announced thai he should
to-day make no appointment OF secretary Or
OF Advisory Committee.
subcommittee was appointed TO select q
building for the National headquarters
chris Magee, OF Pittsburg. has positively
declined TO serve rs Secretary or the EXecu-
tive committee, and II Is said that either ex-
Congressman McComas, OF Maryland, or w.
j. bradley, OF Kentucky, Will be chosen.
The Executive Committee adjourned at 3
p. N. after appointing as committee to Sc
cure headquarters Messrs Clarkson, Fessen.
den, Manley, Bliss and swords
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THE MEN STAND FIRM.
No Homesteaders Accept the Invl-
tation to Return to Work.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD


ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 1S.-The day dawned
upon Homestead cold, foggy and uncomforta-
BILE, but not so uncomfortable but that the
pickets OF the locked-out steelworkers were
At their posts watching for any movement
within the works, Tor Chairman Prick had
announced that operations would be resumed
there.
Ordinarily the men begin work at and
o'clock, and the personal notices received by
1000 OF the mechanics from supt. Potter re-
quested that they come TO work on Monday
morning "at the usual hour" But al U
O'Clock no human fgure cut the fog around
the Carnegie works, and when the little whis-
tie on small workshop at the other end Of
the borough announced that O'Clock had
arrived there had passed through the big
Eighth avenue gate to the mills only dozen
meD. among whom there was not single
striker nor single black sheep"
STANDING BY THEIR CoLORs.
Up to 10 o'clock not a solitary workman,
new or old hand, had applied for work. The
pickets, stationed where they might inter-
cept any would-be applicant and argue the
case with him, had nothing to do.
Dorey were the only bosses at the mill and
the men said that the only foremen who re-
ported for duty this morning who were OF any
consequence were Nick Braddock and Al
Williams both OF the converting mill.
There was a coil OF smoke from Just one
stack In the 800 acres OF shops 1t came from
q furnace In the prass shop and the fire was
built by supt. Potter himself
A workman says that the coil OF smoke is q
poor bluff, for the furnace Is full OF cinders
| and II would take the bricklsyers two weeks
10 get It In shape for use.
| The men are very bitter towards Foremen
Braddock and Williams, but have offered nc
insult to either OF them.
| one OF the militia officcrs said that while
I 1t was true no progress had been made since
dawn there had been during the night ant
/ yesterday something substantial accom-
pllshed. According to the O1lccr, who hat
been one OF those on duty inside the mil
| fence between tifteen and twenty workmeG
! had been smuggled In by ones and twos
Most OF the number, he said, were bricklayers
/ or prOfessed 10 be.
The regular force OF bricklayers who re-
build exhaused furnaces In the mills Is only
! about thirty in number, and doubt as to thC
| correctness OF tho oiiicer's statement Is EN-
phasized by the reticence OF the local Car
negie orricials whose guinness seemed u
intensity as the day wore on.
THE MILLS CLOSELY GUARDED.
The military day did not begin TIL ocloci
to-day, as usual, but at that hour the guart
was increased everywhere In Homestead
not that there was any apparent urgent cal
for It, for no men came TO apply for work a
the once OF the bis mills, and after the frs
couple OF hours OF watching the Homestead
men relaxed their vigilance.
The military are already growing anxious
icontiaued on Second PaQe.l
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his claim. No attempt has yet been made to
take the locomotive away from him The
whole amount which the strikers claim Is In
the neighborhood OF T4Ou. Mclean tried to
coax the Hungarians to go to work little
after the train came IN with the linemen.
When they refused he laughed and charged
them with cowardiCc. The mems wages are
Sl.25 day.
LATER.-sherifI Acker left New Brunswick
at LBS +. NJ. for Woodbridge, accompanied by
4 posse OF sixty men. Deputies were also
marshalled from South Amooy. They Will
meet near Woodbridge and All together pro
coed to disperse the Italians who have
fortified themselves near the tracks.
The deputies were oil armed with revolvers
and locuSts.
1t was reported here late this afternoon
that pitched battle had been fought be-
tween the Italians and Hurgarians. The
deputies had not arrived on the scene when
this night was on. one Italian is reported to
have been killed.
A message has Just been received $3.50 P.
ny from South Amboy, instructing Deputy
sheriff Wesner, at New Brunswick. 10 secure
another detachment OF deputies and proceed
Immediately to Woodbridge, to join the depu.
ties already there.
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FOR MURDER.
Warrants Out for Six Of the
Homestead Leaders.
Including Hugh 0'Donnell and
Burgess John MoLuokie,
The Carnegie Secretary Swore Out
the Informations.
Counter Accusation to BE Made by
tho Workmen Against Frick.
ESPECIAL TO THE Hvrsrna woRLp.)


PIrTBuRo, July 1s.-secretary +. T. F.
Lo7ejoy, OF the Carnegie Steel Company,
went before Alderman McMaster, accompanied
by his lawer, at IL O'Clock this morning and
swor> ont warrants for the arrest OF six
Homestead leaders for murder.
The men named are Hugh o'Donnell, John
McLuckie, the Burgess; sylvester Critchlow,
Anthony Flaherty, Samuel Burkett, James
Flanagan and Hugh Russ.
The two dispositions made by Secretary
Lovejoy state upon Information which de-
ponent believes to be true that the men
named" did OF their malice aforethought and
riotously with force and arms and deadly
weapons, kill and murder silas Wayne and W.
j. Connors"
Wayne was the young mill worker who was
killed by " Seifren's Pet" the cannon handled
by his own friends on the other side OF the
Monongahela River while being aimed at the
barges loaded with Pinkertons. Connors is
one Of the Pinkerton detectives who was shot
dead.
Three constables went to Homestead at l
O'Clock to serve the warrants. Hugh o'Don-
nell 10 out oJ town.
Burgess McLuckie was in Pittsburg An hour
ago and told THE EVENING WORLD corre-
spondent that he would surrender himself be-
fore sundown. James Getty, tho whiskey
manufacturer, Will be his bondsman II bail
will be taken.
to make Information against II. c. Frlck,
charging him with tho murder Of the men
killed In the battle OF July 6, with the cxcep-
tlon OF poor Wayne.
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AMONG THE WHEElMEN.

The Columbia Cycle Club Of this city has di
banded.
The Kings County wheelmen will hold their An
nual picnic run next sunday. They will ride to
Lake Success, l.. l.
The Executive Committss Of the League Of Amer
,ican Wneelmen will hold . meeting in " ashington
tomorrow.
Tho record Of lm. 3 sos for tho half.mle estab.
llshad by A. X. Lumsdsn in the West on July 4 10
not likely to stand, The track is reported to be
short.
A kite-ehspsd track, four laps TO the mile. Is
bsins built q Syracuse. The track will be Ii
feet wide, banked 81 the turns, with . foundation
Of broken stone and top dressing of cinders.
George q. Smith will represent the Rivers,d.
Wheelmsn at the National meet Of the League OF
American Whselmen at Warrington in the safety
and ordinary events.
The idea OF appointing Official timers has been
under consider alton by the ofhcas of the l.. A. W.
for some months, and they will likely try the eI-
pertinent this Fall at the big tournaments.
The last meet Of tho Asbury Park Wheelmen n
proved costly to the club. owing TO heavy shower
are being made for the International tonInament
Oh Aug. 8 and o, whs. 1t is expected that thinner
man, now In England, will take part
The evening world., 1892-07-18
MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES.

MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK, July 49,
EntriesAnd probable starters for tomorrow
as follows:
First Race-HAndicap: one mile and an eighth. -
Stratbmeath, III Potomac, 1lo; Cleaning. 90.
Second RacsemCo!lssn STAKE thrs rs.auartersa r..
Atlanta. loS; Helen Nichols. llo; Lustre, lO3;
DI, ,S LSsst Z. Any loo To-: ,,... nu. .,a.h
sh:i6.rt i22 rs,rgJsy' li2. Ls0nA"'l. III;
Fourth Race-Handicap; one ils.-Equity, 90.
Qapdslsbra. Os; Nay Win, %; Sir George, s6
Judge Morrow, ia lb
Filth Race-Sslling; ive-eighths. Volunteer II. I.
10 Lorimsr, lot ;Iormentor, 1l3; kirkovsr. l0J
Ratsmau, 9o, Ocypete, los; Natslls 3, 80. Fred
Tara, liO: Capt Brown, gs; Trim gle snd Poly dore
l02 each; Welcott. l07; Paragon, ss; Sentiment,
and Gold Dollar, l01 each.
sixth hRace-Two-year-olds;s selling; i've -eighths
Of milo.-Sir Richard, 90; Poet. lob: Uncle jess.
Ill: Woodban. l0S; Lindsay, %. Lasnmtas. 80;
Bo Peep. 80; Misery, ~; Sir Herbert. 92i Royalty
colt ai;. Doctor, lob; Sweet Alice. 90; Nutmeg,
%; Neodamis, 81; Reginald, 90; Risk, 80.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
S65,56t16 SOLD FOR $3.50.
Auction OF the Bowling Green Saw.
ings Banks Bad Debts.

About slbo,oOO face value OF bad debts OF
the Bowling Green savings Bank were sold at
public auction IN the courthouse to-day by
order uf the receiver.
\ claim II s3O,O79,G5 against Joseph Kep.
pei sold for 81, and a $3.50 bill against John
L. MCGOWAN brought 81; s3335.+u against
tn" e ate uf Henry Smith sold for a dollar,
ana sl.nO bought judgment OF s4O,467. So
against Walter kOoch, and another Judgment
against the same party Tor s0j,56l.l6 sold
for $40.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
FEARFUL POWDER EXPLOSION.
Twelve Hundred Pounds Blow Up.
Killing at Least Two Men.
10y ASSOCIATED PRFss !

TBY AbtOVTATED PHTsE
LOUISVILLE, NY, July lS.-Near Frankfort
this morning John Saunders and jim Fores
were killed by an explosion OF powder from
the state Arsenal. Others are reported
killed. but no names are given.
The men were OF party appointed to
clean out the state Arsenal and put II In
order.
they took all the ammunition and stores to
farm near Frankfort 10 do the work.
Twelve hundred pounds OF powder caught u
spark ana exploded.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
GREAT TRorTERs AT DETROIT.
The Hamlin Team and Nancy Hanks
to Try at the Records.
rJy ASSOCIATED rRres. I,

wv ASSOCIATED rnresl
DETROIT, July ls.-To-day the great blue
ribbon trotting meeting OF the Detroit Drlv-
ing Club opens II will continue for tve
days and. $4,000 will be contested for in
stakes and purses.
&. j. Ilamlh's great team, Belle Hamlin
and Globe, viii try to beat their record OF
".l2.
Bud Doble says Nancy Hanks was never IN
better form for fast mile than at p. rscnt,
and II the weather Is favorable he VIII send
her faster mile over the superb track Of the
Detroit Driving club than she ever trOttcd IN
her life lie feels CONF dent In her ability not
only follower her own record, but 10 reduce
the worlds record Us well
The evening world., 1892-07-18
BICYCLISTS ASSEMBLING.
The L. A. w. Meeting Will Cal!
1000 OF Them to Washin gton.
IrY AssoCIATYD PREas.

my AssocIATrD PREsa.l
WASHINGTON, July 49, - Every incoming
train to-day Is bringing large additions to
the throng OF Dicyclsts already here TO at
tend the thirteenth annual meet OF the
League OF American Wheelmen. Up to this
time fully three thousand have registered,
and 1t Is expected that by the time the first
race Is called Tomorrow there Will be 1000
visiting League members IN the city.
The most popular feature OF the meeting
Will be the racing on Analostan Island, which
Will commence tomorrow AT =. 80 p. NJ Thc
track has been put In excellent condition and
ample accommodations for fcrriage have been
made.
All OF the entry lists for the handicap and
class event are well filled, but IN the l.. A. w.
championship events, on which the chief
interest will centre, only those men are
eligible who have won State championships
corresponding to the National events. The
following are the New YORK men who will
compete In the National championships C.
W. Darntge, A. G. Smith, q. 4. Banker, W.
S. Campbell ana W. II. Penseyres.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
Secretary Tracy Thanks Col. Fellows.
LnY AsknCIAIIn PRrss.L

WAsulSGroS, July Representative Fell
lows, OF New YORK, has received the follow
ing telegram from the Secretary OF the Navy:
Ivi.h to thankysi for myself personally and IA
the name OF the Department Tor bour able hhi
patriotic advocacy ot tn pohSY OF continuing IH"
recon -truction of the navy. Your -ptsch does
homo not only 10 yo.Ts,.f. bat to your State.
,SisnedN E. |. TRACY,
The evening world., 1892-07-18
oareman Hanlan in "A Collision.

isrrCIAL TO THE TvTNiN1 WORLD.
NEwARk, y. j., July ls.-While the oars
men, Ilanlan, Hosmcr, Gaudaur and O'Connor,
were rowing on the PaSsaiC River Yesterday
afternoon, boat rOwed by-tAe crew OF the
Institute BOat clubs Junior eight collided
with Iianlau's boat. The head WAS knocked
on from Hanlan's boat and the crew OF the
Institute broke two oars.
The evening world., 1892-07-18
STEVENSON AT GRAY GABLES.
Coming to New York with Cleve-
LAND on the Yacht Oneida.
lBI ASSOCIATED PREss. !

NJ ASSOCIATED PREss.
RU2zARD's BAY, Mass, July lS.-Gen.
Adlai T.. Stevenson, with ex-District- t-Attorney
W. q. Ewing, OF chicago, and LOUIS j, Lang,
OF New York, arrived here on this forcnoons
train.
They were met by Mr.. Cleveland and driven
to Gray Gables
The party will probably leave for New York
tC-norrow on the yacht oneida
The evening world., 1892-07-18
ROSE TERRY COOKE IS DEAD.
Passes Away Of Heart Failure at
Her Pittsfeld Home.

fsrrcfAL TO THk EVENING woRLD.l
PITTsfIELD, Mass, July ls.-Rose Terry
Cooke, the authoress, died suddenly at her
home In this city at little before 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Heart1ailure Is given as the cause.
The evening world., 1892-07-18

Gloucester Races.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING woRLp.l
GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, July 1s.-Results
OF to-day's races follow:
First Race-your and half furlongs.-won
BY Catherine B., Reply second, Pickidilli
third. Time.-0.67N,
second Race-Tour rurlongs.-won BY Le-
venA c., with Emily w. second and Gladness
third. Time-O.52l<.
Third Race-ytve furlongs.-Won BY An.
third. Time-l.03.
Fourth Race-seven furlongs.-Dead heat
between Baby and Maxim oily, EOlic third.
Purse divided. Time-1.33A
Firth Race-six and q half furlongs
by Penzance, Smuggler second, Telephone
third. T1me-l.2<N.
The evening world., 1892-07-18

You Win Be Sorry II Yoa Don't Read
This.
Read the woMAN's PAGE, printed daily In
the MORNING WORLD. And don't forgot ~
sUHNRR RESORT PAGE
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sluesed with "a BASEBALL Bat.

ry-GoOds Dealer LOUIS seelig, Of gas
Riying,on street was to-day held In Essex
Market Court for trial on the charge OF Aay-
iug assaulted OTTO Xwrtting, uf 2a3 Rvlng-
ton street, Win q baseball bat, cutting his
head open.
The evening world., 1892-07-18

You VIII Be Sorry 4 You Don't Read
This.
Read the woMAN's PAGE, printed daily In
the MORNING WORLD. And don't forget the
SUMNER RESORT PAGE
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You WIN BE Sorry II You Don't Read
This

Read the WOMAN'S PAGE, printed daily
In the MORNING WoRLp. And don't forget
the SUMNER RESORT PAGE.
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ont for the Complete N07pI III Nert Suudays W0yh

moved up and Joined RoquefOrt, who
had taken the lead. Frontenac won In an
exciting fnish BY head from Roquefort, who
was length In front OF My Fellow. Time
1.56.
Mutuels paid: Straight. 1855; place,
$500. koquefort paid e5.7O.
HIFrH RAC.
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The President Leaves Cape May.

lhl AssptIArIp fkts-,.
CAFE MAY, july lS.-Prcsidcul Harrison
left for Washington this morning On u private
car attached TO the 500 train.
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Drowned in Rancocas cresk.

ESPECIAL To THE EvEsiSa woRLp.l
BoRDENTOwN, y. d.. July ls.-Charles Fab
Ter, aged twenty Eight years, OF Philadelphia,
was drowned while bathing In Rancocas
Greek late last night Al Delaney. HIS body
was recovered.
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SECOND RACE.

ndns. r"ss Be'ting Maria stoops, 8to ! and event
.%d Hi9Us TO my, ITO md snd 70 CSu5t:hip tol
to and $40 /; Rochelle. is TO and 8 70 J.;
M,Ifsserite, lSto and TO !; ssabright, 20 tol
Ne'onAnce, 20 to / and II.
Courtship got away in front, led all the
WY ana won easily.by three lengths from
bounce nlly, who. whipped out, beat Mar
guerite two lengths. Time -1.O4.
Mutuels paid: straight, 5000; place,
s"'21 Bounce filly paid S4.2O.
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MONTREAL HAS A BIG BLAZE.
Foundry and P!pe
Works Burning Fieroely.

MONTREAL, que, July ls.-ClendenniIg' :
foundry and pipe works are on fire and buru-
ing fiercely. The loss viii be heavy.