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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
RrrIs AND REPORTS IN THE SINH TIE.


Washington, July 0.-Mr. sherman occupied his seat
I'm the Senate today FOR the first time in several weeks
House bill to refund certain revenue taxes to Bonner
& Mcrriman OF Warren County. Tennessee was passed
also House bill TO establish division line between
land OF the United States and the Pittsburg Fort
WAYNE and Chicago Railroad Company. iur'her
conference was ordered on the Diplomatic and Consular
Amortization bill. The Lead ore bill and the bill
limiting TO 900 the amount Of wearing apparel to
be admitted free OF duty (Which were passed by the
House Yesterday laid before the Senate ana re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance; the bill as to
forfeiture OF railroad land grants was referred 70 the
Committee on Public Lands. s.r
Mr.. Chandler. from the Committee on Immigration
reported resolution (which referred To the Com
nrttce on C,pntingent Expenses instructng the
Committee on Immigration to investigate the working
OF the laws OF the United states relative 20 Immigration
from foreign countries and the importation OF contract
labor and OF the laws and methods OF natuahzat'"'
m. conference report on the Pension Appropriation
hl WAS presented and agreed to. Mr. MahdcteOh
from the committee on Military Affairs, reported the
bill referring 70 the Court Of Claims the claim Oh
ess. BENTON Fremont for certain lands and improve
mcnts at Point Jose, san Franci'co, ana u was
passcd. Mr.. wolcott offered a resolution (Which was
referred 10 the Committee on Contingent Expenses
directing the Committee on Civil Service Reform to
investcate the working, Of the Geological survey.
The consideration Of the Sundry Civil Appropriation
hin was resumed The amendment to pay slo,ooo
to the widow Of ChiefJ Waite ard 10000 each
to the widows Of Justice Miller and Bradley was
attacked by Messrs. Berry, George and Harris' anu
advocated BY Messrs VOORHEES,, Allison, Palmer anu
Call The amendment wns finally agreed to-y@i''
a.. NAYS 4 Mr. Quay offered all amendment rcquir-
for the closing Of the Columbian Exposition on sunday
Action on MIR. Quay's amendment was suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
ROWING ON THE ARTHUR Kt'II,

The Arthur Kul Rowing Association OF Elizabeth held
It's twelfth annual club rcgatt yesterday afternoon
Staten Island Sound Flizalnthpor All the contests
one II lie. straightaway. The winners were
Senior ParOarcd Gig. H. blanchard bow ID. II.
Macfarland stroke II. f. SPENCER, coxswan.
Dudes and buffers Cup-Dufers: q. Brnge, bow ;
J. W. Horrc. j. II. Gardner. 81 +. Zior stoke W. H.
Gardner. cOxswain
Junior snge-H o. Hicks.
Junior pair-oarcd elgs-W. II. Humphrey, bow; T.
Honns. stroke; George Gibbs coxswain.
Senior four-oared barge-W. H. Hildebrant. bow Harry
Hand .; Thomas Hanna IT, 3; D. H. Mcfarland. stroke
O. Lever coXswoin.
Junior four-Oared shells. for Kendall Cup-H o. Hicks
bow; J. w. H1rre. , J. OyerOn. 3 +. o. Armstrong
stroke.
Senior four.oared shells, for viking Cup-W. g. Arm
strong bow; w. II. Humphrey. 9 II. @. LAgeren. 81
W. f.. b. Walker, stroke.
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ENERGETIC WORK ~ TIE xrxrH DISTRICT.

A largely attended midsummer meeting Of the
XIyth Assembly District Republican Association was
held NJ headqnarters at sixty -sevcnthst. and the
BoTcvar,i On rhur~day evening. Charles F. hrider
presided and Isttck Henry Dunn acted as secretary
Resolutions heartily indorslns the nomination OF liar
r1son and Reid were offered by Alexander j, Martin.
and rouSing spc.-hcs we're made by Judge j. l.. NC
KAY Of Georgia; Charles g. Cronin, william H.
Deamy and John Rclscnwcber. Among thos" present
yer. samuel r. BOVINE James II. Pringle Edward Cox,
ceorse " Iattemore A. Willis LiVttbourn, Henry At
man c. " Bovec r.. Moses Ct. Beyers, David Iaylor'
Anthony Y~,man, John j. y. oym's, William Holden
Charles b. Page George ". Kenncy J. Rcnwick senior,
Michael j. FntoN. George K. Lyons, Charles ~ IAhWr
and John Mctlavc. 49,
This organization will meet avery Thursday evening
from the present until after election Good speakers
are present 1T every meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
PATERSON wHEELMEN WIN THE CUP.

The third team race Of afteon miles tho Simmons
cum held between Pssalc and Newark yesterday afternoon
resulted unexpected victory for the Passaic Pals
wheclmen Of Paterson VINO obtane thirty points. The
Passac CITY Wheeling and Athletic Association got twenty
seven points and the Tourist Cycle club Of Paterson was
landed In third place with twentyone points Tho cup -
open ~ teams OF four from county wheeling organize
lions and has be three times 10 become
clubs property. The Touri is have II twice In
successon aud confident OF capturing II as
permanent trophy. w. H. Wells. OF the l.. G. W. ond
A. A. won the god medal for nIst place. In Al minutes
and % seconds lie and George f. Bcckwith, Of the
Tourists rode exciting all the way, finishing Ave
wards apart. The other finished In the following
ORDER Third A. J. White. r. +. W. fourth, l.. Lafray,
p. F. w. nth, j. II. Auburn. T. J.. W; sixth. q. /.
Royce. p. G. w. and A. A.. seventh, G. H. Souic' r.
c. W. and A. A. eighth c. +. BeSsn I. G.. g. ninth,
f. Huntoon, Il. @. c. tenth. Israel i. Il. w; eleventh.
f. w. Clark. r. c. w. and A. A.. twelfth, IL. II. Ball.
+. c. c.
The course was the customary along road
Delawanna across To Washingto n.ave, hack Belle
VILE and return. Tbs time %. beats the record for
the course by 23 seconds The heavy parts.
The next race Will be the second Saturday August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
MINOR LOCAL NEW S.

TIL. steamship Etruria Of the Cunard Line winch
or.vc here yesterday, made 800 miles In one day
- IN the voyage. This is said to be the best record
for n single DAVIS run for sngle'scrcw steamer !"
* the more remarkable as the Etrura Is csht years
old.
The board of directors Of the cunad Line nave
., 40 name the steamers now building for the
=, covan. scotland. tho Campana and the Lu
CANA. go
- chod,d an Arabian woman thirty
"a &c detained at Ellis Island. afflicted with
49, Che came over In the stecrage Of the steam
,p and was landed on Friday Her con
,,p NOT discovered until she reached the Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
THE RESULTS IN DETAIL.
FURTHER RETURNS OF THE ELECTIONS IN
VARIOUS COUNTIES.


VARIOUS COUNTIES.
London, July 9.-Further returns nave Uee" "
ceived to-day follows:
Icicestershiie-ICrg hbor0uah Dvison-Jf FeiGnssoh
Liberal ans; f.. De Isle (ConerNa'i'e)' S'V- Lo'
rral ma ority 72a In 1895 Liberal majority ioto'
1850 Conservative majority. 1Sj. Liberal gam oi
Northampton shire-South Divisional c. Guthrie tl'lo'
,r,n 900 7. l.. NJ. Cartwright Conservative Seo@
I,r,l majority 49, In 1885 Conservative majority, u
1885 Conservative majority. $50. Liberal gain. 80
wiltshlre-Dcvi1es pvlSIOn-C r. Hoohouse lLIue'"'l
, sea: W. H. Long (Conscrvatve). 3''1S Liocrai
majority lss In 1885 Conservative majority 81 1850
Conservative majority, 1873 Liberal gain, l'S''
purham-soLthes.t pvsion-Alderwan j. Richardson
tIiberaD $500 Sir II. Ha,cock Allan (Lib'ra'o h'ohsN
400 Liberal majority. 407o. In 1888 Liberal majority
iss6 Liberal Unionlst majority, 939. Liberal sen
5000 = :,
iben,b $500; Viscount Baring (Libeia! uh'ohIs'''
o5o Liberal majority. 5ti. In 1880 Liberal majority
1918; 1885. 6eNi'uhiohst '"''o''S' ''-' "
gain. ,020 ~
Donegal-East Divisional. o'Connor. saufarneilte'
a 5a6. E. T. Herdman, Conservative, 27S3; anti-Par'
neillto majority, 1888 In 1881 NATIONALIST HA'o'i'y'
l oo7; 1856 Nationalist majority l.42i
Ke,rv-We.t Dlyision-Sir Thomas Esmonde. anti.Par-
nelle 24OI; l.. Harrington, ParnellIte ll33; Palmer
Unionlst ~; anuParnellite majority, l2oi In 1882
Nationalist majority, 2.S45; In 1885, Nationalist u'
opposed.
I.le Of wIght-Rght Hon. Sir II. E. Webster, Con-
scrystlye 5os9 Mendl, Liberal 5235; Conservative ma
jorty. .el. In 1886. Conservative majority. l."5e.
Liberal gain. 797.
Devonshre-Tayistock Divslon-H. D. Lutrll. Liberal
Ass Colonel White Thomson. Liberal Unloni,t. i2fl
Liberal majority 27. In 1885. Liberal majority LIS
fss6 Liberal Unionist majority, l1?3 Liberal gain. il2
Tyrone Middle Dvision-M. j. Kenny antl.Plrnelte
1867 Dr. r. o. Thompson. Conservative. 1908; Punkett
Parnclltc 1913 An5.farnelite majority, 9iO. In less
Nationalist majority, l.Stl 1885, 1887.
Mayo West Divsion-J. Dcasy, anti.Parnete. 1856
Power Parnelte, 6O9 Anu Parnellite majority 2s'7
in 1885 Nationalist majority $50 1886 Nationalist unop
posed.
Roscommon North Divson-M. Bodkn, ant-Iarneltc
3 $50; J. ]. O'Key, Psrnellitc 3los ADtPsfnelIite
majority 80. In 1886 Nationalist unopposcd
Wsstmcath, South Divsion-Donad Sullivan. anti-Par
nelite 1903 &. O'Donoshuc. Parneliie l,o7G. Ana
parneite majority. 1907; 1885, Nationalist majority
y4ls: 1886. Nationalist unopposcd.
Fermanesh-North Dvision-R NJ Dane Conservative
7o3: j. Jordan anti. Parnetc 2.4ss Conservative ma
iorty 3o5. In 1885 Nationals. majority 1873; 1856
Nationalist ma ority 260 Conservative GAIN SO
Observation-Disclosures Divisional. b. Jones Literal
1912: George Holloway, Conservative. laos. Liberal
majority, 2ot In 1885, Liberal majority 3l3 1856 Con
sentative majority. TOO. Lbersl gala, 9l3
Armssh-south pivlson-E. MeHugh, anu'Palnelllte.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TODAY

For Eastern New.York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware fair, clearing IN Eastern Ne"
souhve,t winds, slightly warmer In Northern NewforA
por West virginia Ohio Western New.Yofk Western
p,nns,yonla and lower Michigan, generally fair during
SUNDAY followed by local Sunday night Mon
day; variable winds.
For New. England, local showers 'o'io"eu " '''"''e
weather: southwest winds
For District OF Columbia, Maryland and virginia gen.
orally fair continued with southcrls winds Sunday
For North Carolina, showers In west iair III caS'
portion. ,. a
For South Carolina. Georgia. flor'u"' n,'o '.
>,,-.t..,.., ,ancr,lv cloudy wc0th,r with showers
slightly warmer in extreme northern portions Of "eo8a
and Mississippi. . ,.oos,
For Iouisians local showers; warmer IN 7ou'n'"'
portion. u 81.
For Eastern Texas, generally mlr'
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.ao c. L. Faulkner Conservative 22i2 A. Blaine, fsr'
nellite. 49, Anti.Isrnclite majority. l4s. In 1850
Nationalist unopps 1886, Nationalist unopposed.
Returns have been received the following electsrs
divisions show ing material change In the vote sno no
change in the political complexion Of the successful cend
date: 49,.
Westmoreland Kendall Division (Conservative); rof1
shire Rlpton Division Conservative Lanarkshre eoosh
Division (Conservatve) Suffolk. Eve Division (Lioerepi
shrop,hc Newport Division (Co-servatve; Deroysnre'
Middle Division tLiberaD Dublin University Two mem
be. Conscryative) Surrey Reigate Division Conserve
,ye,: Oxford,hre. South DIVISION (Conser'aHvc);
Lincolnshire Brgg Division Liberal; Swansea DIS
trlct comprising Loughor Aberavon henns, N.
and parts Of Swansea liberal . naonssS'
Kent. Tunbridee Division Conservative) buckingham
h,e Souh Division Conservative Lancashire, Clitherce
Division (LlbcraD; Lancashire Backpooi DV1so" lNon'
eryatyc Lancashire Prestwich Division ,conservatives
Lancashire Lancaster Division CLlberaD; forKshre'
1hirsk and Walton Division CONSERVATIVE; Buesnre
Conseryatiyc): Somerset Wells Division (ConservausSI
suss.x East ,irinstead CoOservat,ve) kirk
cudbrghtshee (onservave); Perthshre, west DIVISION
UTnonlstl Glamorganshire, South DIVISION (L'ocrsp'
Durham BARNARD Castle Division (Iioerap; hoiksnie'
odcrness Division (Conservatye Yorkshire, Osgodcross
Division (LiberaD; Leith Burghs Liberal; kimamock
Burchs UiberaD; Ross and Conarty (Conservaave);
Worcestershire East Division Liberal unionisH rAsn
Burghs, Scotland tLberaD.
Candidates were returned in the following distr1cv
without opposition:
surrey Chersey Division c. H. Combe Conservative;
County Down North Division. Colonel 4. Warns Con.
scryative Antrim, East Division, Captain McOamoht,
Conservative; Cork County, South Division Ea"a0
Parry antiParnellite Camarthenshire West DIVISION
J. LLOYD Morgan, Liberal. In 1855, Liberal majority
1926 1886, Liberal majority. 2.205 by-eecuon, Liberal
Majority Leg; Cheshire. Crcwe Division, w. 5. b.
McI.aren CTiberalJ Essex Wathamstow Division, L. W.
ryrnc (Con,ervatve); Flint District. Wales, j. H. Lewis
Liberal Northumberland, TyneSde Division, j. A. fease
Liberal ST. Andrews Burghs Scotland, H. r. Ansruthse
a.. I'uf, uT.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
LORD SOUTHAMPTON MARRIED.

Dublin, July "a largo assemblage. comprisinA
many OF tie alstGcracy of England and Ireland. gath
cred In ST. Patrcks Cathedral today to witness the
marriage. Of Lord southampton and Lady lfilda
Dundas eldest daughter OF the Earl Of Iceland. Vice
ROY OF Ireland. The Dean Of ST. patnck's ofnciated
Lord southampton is young officer In the 10th
Iiussa.s and has been peer since he was five ycau
old Ills mother Is a lady OF the bedchamber, and
one of the special favoritco Of the Queen LADY
Illda Duudas made herself popular In Irish society
while assisting her mother In the various Castle
entertainments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
, GREAT FIRE IN NORWAY.

Chdstiania. July D.--A disastrous fire broke out
Yesterday afternoon IL the town OF Christiansand au
before the names died out an Immense amount Oh
property destroyed Half the best part OF tno
town Is in ruins. including 800 Of tho principal
bonses and numerous public buildings. only the
walls Of the fortncations around the barracks remain
.tandng A large number Of persons nave been
rendered homeless and destitute. The loss VIII rshch
the sum of So 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washneton July 0. D. Mine oorohn'''r Nv"
fallen generally In all drct except on he facic roas.
I, k highest I'm the south Atnnuc States and lowest horh
of Montana where depression OF slight energy Is app
entity forming Showers continue in the southern
States and light local rans apl generally CLOUDY ""'nc'
ivc nreyailcd I'm the central valleys New-England 'oIo
,d and ,ssern p,rtions Of Ka.l and Nebraska. Gen
crafty fair weather In the Middle Atlantic states
and lake regions it warmer at Rocky Mountain ''-
lions and In the Southwest Elsewhere the tanlrrsture
and showers arc likely continue In the southern e''
and central valleys during sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
CYRUS ". FIELD STILL LINGERS.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN HIS CONDITION, HOWEVER.
AND NONE EXPECTED.


There was no Improvement In the condition OF
Cyrus W Field yesterday but 1t cannot be SAID that ne
was any worse than he was on Friday. In he morn
ing he was dcrous and II required an anodyhe 70
quiet him. In the afternoon he had quiet sleep OF
several hours and when David Dudley Field called In
the evening the patient recognized his brother. At
least the latter said after he left the sick room.
" lie did not speak 10 me- saif Mr. Field, "but
could tell by the expression OF his eyes that he knew
me-
The sick man was not able 10 take any more food
yesterday than he did the day before The only thihg
that passed his lips besides what little medicine the
aoc,or nrescribed for internal use was a little milk.
HypodermIc Injections Of mild stlmulants were adj
minisercd several times during the day when Mr.
Fields condition became especially weak. The only
thing that keeps him alive IS the tonic which Dr.
Coutant has prescribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

on insurance business In this State. The superin-
tendent had refused to issue the certificate on the
ground that the company could not conduct all The
different kinds OF Insurance and guaranty proposed with
ont in a few years becoming hopecs~y involved He
was willing 10 permit the company to do business IN
Klein hold that tho statute AID not authorize the SUI
perntendent % that restriction the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
TIE QUEEN vEXED AT HER SoNIN-LAw'S
DEFEAT.

London. July 0-"Vany FAIR says that the Queen
much vexed at the defeat Of the Marquis Of Lorne,
the husband OF Princess louise, who stood as Liberal
unionst IN the Central Division Of Bradford, where
he was defeated by G. shay Lefevre, the Liberal
candidate. Her Majesty, the paper says, was greatly
opposed TO his standing for election. and wishes him
to take the seat In the House OF Lords to which he
is entitled. The Marquis declines to take his seat
in the House Of Peers. Mr.. shaw Lefevre had
i7lO votes and Lord DOrne 4,245. The Liberal
majority In los6 was 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
rup LITTLE SPANISH DANCER WITHDRAWN

Cleveland. July 0.-When Elbrtdge 7. Gerry com
PEELED the retirement from the stage, In Ncwlork Oh
La Regaloncita the four car-od spanish cancer "c
mother brought her to this city without much u''''
cultv an engagement was obtained at the Lycenm
Theatre where summer opera is being produced. Sho
appeared In each performance this week, until yes
,criay when the OF the theatre was ordered
not TO allow her 10 appear again. she vas al once
NlindIAWn from the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
SHREWSBURY HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

Tss weights tor the Shrewsbury Handicap az mile
o,d a half IN he run on Tuesday, arc as follows.
Raceland 1913 pounds; Montana 800 fe'sara lis
POET Scout lis; Banquet. M Tournament ll0; De-
muth 49, Pcknicker ll5; L'Intrguahte. III; Ierfi'
Az, 10: San Juan, los Diablo l07 stockton, lo7
Iaunughter lO7: Reckon, 1906 Russell, l06; Cassus,
1o4; Equity 100; Long Dance, 100; Nomad os Kill
deer o. Almont 81 Chaos. 70 Actor 81 Ben Kings
bury, 90; Krkover, 90; English Lady voi MI Sass
IS False b., So; Tom r1t5h, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
NrTORNEY.GENERAL WEBSTER RETURNED.

London July 9.-Among the more prominent
candidates whose election is announced to-day Is Sir
Richard F. Webster, the Attorney General. He stood
In the Isle of Wight Division Of Hampshire, where
he was opposed by S. +. Mendl, Liberal The latter
succeeded In reducing the former Conservative ma
jority in the district by 707 votes.
The stroud Division Of Worcestershire underwent
a radical change OF sentiment, the former Conservative
majority Of 700 being overcome and replaced by
Liberal majority of 2Oi.
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TIE DEFEAT OF WILLIAM MURPHY.

London, July ozone OF the worst disasters that
has befallen the antParnellltcs is the defeat Of WILL
lam Murphy in the ST. patrck's Division of Dublin
City. lie was one OF the best members OF the last
House. lie is largely engaged contractor In the
construction of railways and tramways He Is an
associate OF the Institute OF Civil Engineers in Dublin
and director Of the Waterford and Limerick Railway
Company and OF the Belfast Tramways Company He
Is held In high respect by the members OF his party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
SEVENTH RACE-sellins. Five turlong'.


Four Of the entered for the last race DC.
.ned N GO vet they could VOL be spared Yemen ana
r,.,,,a ver- the short-prced lot, but the
r. real good thing Queenie Trowordge' those " IN
the know" hacking her down from 100 ~ 10 10 l. She
won in good style jumping away with the lead aho noun
, =, 20 m. end where she was length IN front OF
ysmen. who beat Trinple a. far for the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

A LONDON INSURANCE COMPAyT IN ST. LOUIs
St. Louis. July 9-Judge Klein has ordered q per
emptory writ OF mandamus 10 issue against the su
perintendent OF the state Insurance Department. re
quring him 10 ISSUE certificate 10 the Employees As
suranoa Corporation OF London. enabling them 70 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
MORE ELECTION RIoTING IN LIMERICK.

Dublin. July 9.;There was further notins In
Limerick today accompanied by window smashing
and other excuses that have made previous dis.
tuIbances. The police had hard struggle 10 dis
perse the rioters. Several arrests made. Many
persons were injured, including three policemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
APPARENTLY A SEICInE.

Charles NJ. Randolph thirty-fye years old. anA
married. Of No. 03 Johnston-st brooklyn, was found
dead In his last night ut the Occidental lioteL
Ia thr Bovery. 1t apparently OF suicide
by nialng gas, which had been turned on full
His mother lives at No. 1877 Lawrence-st
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STocKA 4.
San Francisco, July O. 1877.
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his wife and daughter drove through many Of the
villages In Midlothian today. Everywhere no was
Given an ovation. lie dark spectacles.
number OF addresses were presented to him and in
reply he made several brief speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
,,-r ,pprVAIS AT The HOTELS.

,nrTnoy-Genetal Lyons, Governor OF Bermuda !;
Military seeretary ana C1PTn
Lieu'e'.n so.mn 70 the Governor Of bermuda FIFTH
Rowe ~. 1.,.rro, Henry c. warmoh. Of Louisisns-
A A.. rs.,,.. a. rnlsbusy. Of s. Paul. MIMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

Tribune ONCE July 10. a m-The fall In tho baron'
mor ve,tcrd,v was slight. CLOUDY weather with hsht
rain was followed by fair and clear Wsa.nei. Inc
.,~rags f7o7l belng Ia degrees higher than on the cor
responding day last yeor and IN lower than on
rmsr and fair westhef may DC s&pces~~ VA
and near this city todAvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

Gettysburg FIavilla and Julio were Withdrawn Bats
man took the lead the field got well under
way and made tho running TO tho head OF the home
stretch where he the outside OF the track MI
Sass then led for fong but In the general struggle
that ensued at Tho Sherir shot out OF the
ruck and won by length ana a half Fremont second
n head before Nit Young who Busted nose. No
bid.
SEVENTH RACE-s.lNng. Five turlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

u thIs diagram a continuous white line shows ths
chances in pressure Indicated by The Irbuhes sell
rccorlIns barometer The broken lne rePresehS inc c"'
,ere.1rs AS observed at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

Hapenny made the running 10 the head OF the s,fcc"
lengths before Speculation who was length ocoIe
Potomac and Merry Monarch, racing head ana heau
Kidecr close behind penny dropped out at the heaa
Of the stretch and Potomac and Merry Monarch mo'ea
up, evening Speculation, and lively hn'h en,ue1
Potomac seemed to be winning easily quarter ITO"
home but when the nnal effort came he quit Possibly
- short Of work. Merry Monarch then came away
az ~: rather easily by length and hall Fo'om~'
ssssa4 . hss1 before Kildeer. who bess VASpenAs