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team Ia. been engaged {, so.eh tn. Y.l. ball MIN.
ssneps. CANDIDATE. .or the lean thrse DAY.
aud pointing oui Their fauts a. batter The nan.s".
n sd.eser foi X. a.dtr. s.
c q So. hi. .st.nsir: "a. practice a, Brdstpor,
prevent his acceptance.
III .:.
CANE
Am.r-s-Hsr.. ,sa:. rue:s.eh I!o: Ritter les:
Is, NE. G IA 4o -. S,'
Ta..iay Nish.-G.i.i.r. 1877: Leonhard. 49,; s,n,,h
liz: rinsisstAa' ~: Hus.naaI1 ~. lss Tot. -
xt tgiRc. : sEei,rasnn. is7 To;.. Ios.
carra,se.'. ;oarn.nen; last evening. ne scores:
r,.ss rs 7st.ss; 4. - 1s,. 'e Lee iS
s,.s: g s..ess Z, sP Ta.. az r. Smith i''
s,eoxo
G:ss s.r.laa :0i iss sm,Pa sn:s 49,
Bond. III: sa.stsr. ie.. Total Ios
Yuiap
ri:s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is5fs.: ,ss- rgiss % no., .,.'
nc 49, f f,
:ss ts-,
County Eaaas'ess ana the ases'h coaniy "h..iH..l.
Union c,ssty Eeaa;;.rs-El..s. lse; y. yoos.-
rir. 49,: y. Il. Goaaey, lC.: L. GardAket. l5S. 4
Coi-. $50. TB;AL J. 20
Hatton County wh+.!m'n-Ha.on le3 iAn.y: III;
RIVER. lis: ketr. LOO CtAfE loO. ua-t. i<5; Eaic
1872. EA:iA-G. III. f0:aL l.lso
n. ,.;-rn game h-;rs.H the AIRS and Gearnn:s
Ioii~. after A!lrss =; Tini. refsiec
victory FOR sAe surl- team. The sr0-e:
lrekIE. Pierre ls.: ,--t'. IC4: SiIabc. las. Fol.
man. s... Ke.l5 TO-. waiting ~; aIl,aTF. ~.
Roller 49,. ACN.erIey. Ias: II. issrce, i... To,aL
5Ss
G!rn~coi.-wb.;. c3I: -Eeyncsd. 1yt: rayio. :is;
Eshns... l-s. NcI!A:u. iGl. r Wteei-r lS5. T.e-n.
III. BROOKS. 2ic: K Wheeler. l1o: Bose.. iL3
Tp:AL l,vt.
CAtioI 81 Hsei no vets St-Sen TO 1t a.,
trerinS 20 90 halle s-arst ise issc. af tte Nes Der
sey Athletic u - sac tai-;y-:t:t Eass Il the s.res
for the hArapiensh;. % re Amateur B7say Assscis
uor fhe resG!; va. iht he Is-rea .szEty boz. we're
overwhelmingly ~o->:ei ite BERGEN FSEt-sf rr.n.nr
With E.'gn .: 81 pins. sni S:rAstns iae record @.
GF,,.ri RIA Sl.h-w. rstta, ias 3. Ersp. III.
BAn.A- L.. : Williams. lsI =. r kSe-y ~. c.
Eossr' 10, 4 Wh,ta;a' 20; : lAsAsh, iSt. w.
New Ie.str Athlete sHss-i. l. barge III: y. ~.
-IsV l6-: J. Pt-cey, l<& + y BseE vol Isl. p
L.5sri. l a. q, bpI;c.- Ihs- L smith 49,. {. II
I'll. isl, = RA-nes Isl. 5. L i.aI.a. i5s. Total
] S-ss
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Fn1hsl the An erican horse that eleseridei
opr English and French cousins By winning
the Csesa-ewitch Carhrilseshire and Grand
Fix in 1881. is 70 De brought hack 10 Am erica
and placed in the stud
foXhal did not prove as suecsS>fu! q sire as
his racing capabilities warranted. Corsfor-
Inin- icing the only rSaiiy great performer
slrsd hy thc son q Hing Alfonso and jamaica
Lord RoSsseCyy hs> two a. three prcr,iS!ng
yeariiasS ty Foxaali. one % them. Grafton. AZ
OWE aTl..ker IL G3rStorpAiae.
II was Tg1o.ed thai Ny. James f keene-
who owned foxhil when he carried every
thing betove hiri. has bought. OF viii buy Fox.
hsll :a- tie breeding :. Id he = seou: 10 found
In Aa.;uNNY.
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Frs. ESee-elrse $&ao sec beaten horses: selling.
nyeeiSa.ss @. sre- CaArAcier III: Hac-lson. III:
Cora Tanner. lbs: Gladstone. ltS: Little JAKE 1ol.
PEnSfer, IT ~ HAPPY GecsEe ~.
second sAee-Fa.ss 500 for taree!es--aAs: seiiins
sevtne;sttss o. .r.le AtA.cIsA cot, lps. Cro-se
io1: Nsrxse Came IoA: May u loA: PreaSlyI- lo4
E~sss,;- lol Mamie nashArt ee: lNi: onASes. iol.
L.nrr ar1- IS Exee.lsasa rl.y, -. Nock,i;e, rs
Ya3.S. RAee-Pcrs- 500: cr. fC:.onc& EIneaeaS
lle pounds Oree Asa.r- iot; Wrestler, io!, ft:t4
-. Macintosh 81.
fear;s RAee-Furs- 500 st-i:Hs; ere riie. s.r
G~o-ss II. ia4 rASaS, Sars>s co.'s, no.. lssser
Itc E.ylS. ~: fe.~>' S-r la,.
Ens:S SSer-Pursr S&Sh. s-l.cs s.1 And hA,g .sr
longs Jaw 7. pve. no b.! sA-aes 40. Siiye: Mint;
lof Gladiator. lcI; HoCstaa loS SaEear- ioS: T-rk
loi. iSossie Cross ~
SIKH RAee-rarse 500 ieu FNo-ras as,re sac AL
tnE Nes-tiehsas # t.ie. >EecesS lS.. Fr7ciS>N
lS2: Zoe Courtney. lS-. HGEa3rErn- -. AaSe-aSa
l:-; Feaar ROYAL 10. Coa-niruE- lcr: K.r,ssky
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GLoucESTKR. y. J.. Feb S-The tollowinSAre
the results of the races decided here to-day:
Y.-si SAce-S;x And garter tET,oa<s- rr;eaeAai
t-s,, Emma Seeaut R.heksGrr - r. Tsr-e. S.%
S-enrt kacc-rr:ee-ssAr:ers .. re.lr- klApp arSi
JERSEY seeoE4 sc A. is.-G T.-ne Is
TART Ekce-p1- Sa:ls 'z1Se Nr-soa e-sI. Pilgrim
s<-o-.- SlEe Grass ie.s. r-Re. "a.
Fcsrfs hSe-->e Ttcl-s+sAiss q =-. E-7vn Sth--.e
.rs- Fsr-AEHz seecrc ,ilosttr thirt giI.e. s..
Ei:ss EaeS-FsE; AaG Ia; :grsasss 6-As1 .-s:-
Silence stcaIa Eet Nm It.r4 TIE, OIL
sixth Rac--Sere3-.satAs e h la4t- sA-, n first
E. Gs~5..lesx second Ihss REED itI-4 Glr..s w..
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t.t. 3. IL sia - - az =: IS IS IS IS 81
rr,Pres-F. u.nf' and II. A siEonc.. sco-e-s-w.
wALsee Ard =, BsAiEA:d
s sh n e
cAs.s;ln Ant rn.ea League CUBS Iae soores:
!: po.A,l LOO: H.,:.sk is'. Te;,- -
N.!.tr itU: WA-ne- i6- iots- s:j
sfeosp slxE
u ,s II, e, s..E 20 sesa.n ISL:
x xsei Il! w.;a.: IL . so:s s ga "a H,H I'D
. " sss ~ ~.
asesn b..,e, iSsrsssu; u slSssrn On ss,n.s
aiEnL Iae >cores.
H Ssas.; ~: "a I sa1F 14s; sa''
Is zs::si.as 1ss Erssss:oa.
r,eE.t..-R.s.ell 20 Eh--ier;as. Isl: sssssh:ea.
H S:sSss.s "a lss fsatss.f lo', is: w.rA
ISL. h.rb<fser. 49,. Kk;a:atses Isi. T0ta- ia
HAnhat.a.-Hs9--. Iss. RAp.- IT'S: Ba:sca ls4;
He.=e., ISL: A,--!e, Ial. Io:A :t-
,s.: A..5.ses III $3.50 .eS To: .S s, M's
Lar: '.s: "a ,ss sszA s.G.1s. ia:
day ev.nlnE- TIE sc.-v.-
rEsf sArr
H-etr- Ite: Gandra: 49,: n.:sIoI IsI: Levin- ia
N-s~:. la. E--a- ic+. Mason ia. Total LAS
LoSaa-.sas.toron. lle. FIess Iot: Wo-sis- las.
DAVIS l0.. SSGcel US, Dv-oy. IL: EvArs i<5
ran ia. EAs.=:E. ltl, p3EgEtr;y. ioJ IoiLL SO
sLcoSD
ProsP+st-F, bets. ISL: wA!t.r. ~; wes.r ,:s:
I.sen- l<s. Heeh, 49,, To:A rs.
H.ssaer. is5: pSGs5tr;y, i5;. T";a- -:
=, - : =: D..
r--. yt6h-
~. Hta;tRslsr Is: Al kla.r., liz. E0-c "a Lee
&C.. To- !crEl ] g.
Drptn-klat.r ms L,us.. leo. EEl!e- I4i: Ns-vA
:9E setf.-. Ia. I.: Aier. rs. BsVeG, 10. BA.I.
IoA .css- i.S.-
s.co.o EIsy.
p-r-Eues, ~ Z k.sre. ~. Michel I5,; Fa-.;.
~. kef.sr.4n ~. E.are, ius, Eass. i04; icsarr
lSl. To;s. lobs
~. sexky-: IA. T.- AL<r log: ssTe.. l.5: BA,ts
llE. io-IA icC-4
ME,i.e!c. s.i:y, - :.;=:5sy -,ss, ,A+ Eir.-.,G-
Nttsi-7. 4 we're G~t-AIss ~ ,s- =. -. sHc-.
ElVs-.g1. Representatives, ~: lss:aa Is.:
A-ga.t ian : Sii,-. IDg; T.ta:.-r.a1 isS ! III .
iel' sit.s-r als. s'.f.r- iSl: naHS-rt, 1872 sCrT
Il. tLl-H,ssart, ~. ss.r. IL; Racer. Ic9: :
RssteaEA,r ~; U..:S ~: Bets 10. Is;aC i2tl
Srv E.rr-. FEB s-Esu-y !. Gras-r -. rl-ve!an
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$50, 600 fer Ra,.s wrse.

LEXINGTON. Kr. Feh S-Rssah Wilkes.
chestnut ecl,. three years by Rad Wilkes. dana
Gary NAYS. by Namhrtno Hatchen. WAS so.d
to risht by ~. ". 7, GS!breaih. Lexington. -
JNhn L Thaye.. Boston. for a repuTed
yglcs q StSl.l,.sk Last year he t-o..sj IN
L. h ke.caAr. Tcle3A Ohio, has tcGsh: 81
J. z Madden. Lexington. ;he t.sy MARI Mn-ss.
hy Ee,;loneer. dAn by aaabTinD H.Ss
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Chess EoteA

st-lts o. Twenty-Five ssnes Az et;nc I-Ayei ~
tween \ HssGklr ana Il lie eG-es- Al lie Gil: lees
S.La- yee :S-=ae. tAs . Geci1r4 4sAs
TIE certtlaous tea-DAE-aI Al TIE Srcoflyr CHESS
Gao 20. ise Pee 1ins yea. las oTt1td VIA rttyrvs
sngyltx TIE p-2Fts GO iESi ytArS Tournament
A.A,eti fauort H-si A R.kekEar - Ie-
e-sL; s~ece5 Ur--es E4sseL~ SSS, ts.-s W J. Eua
e.<; fuSrss } S.:-g.- c.S
TIE Sxs.e-s :c--axut-i heA ~ the s-ooklrr - .ss
-lEn s.a SEGA 90 NA-Ss /. S-Veu,s--y- co.A.s
o-.sec - F-.srs- 50 Ia pt!Ta.-. A 4 .e.E~k =
ksEery. AMI .res-ye EGs.el ave entered II S
;rs;<d tsAi De WISER Eist.r:sea- .a4 u. 4 & ss.-
sS,sk .: kA.t--so-e ~. Esso J-Ar.
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s<hsefsr Was wIniaS- bat the 0,her STAR
Backed Ost.

sszst Hcn;ss 49, tie E.Us-.eier =. ;he Es.s.st.-
Y E-.s-. Fsas- o.s--. s.: $40 ,-!Iss ,o1 q tsr-,,
;tlI q: -. s-s saGI-3 RAJ eII! EA-rA II
vas exported ia; Ssa,s.t-. sossa- IeA Day
ScLslSAsr- ~! CA-f-- y sEt A. ssEFe'e, Seha.tsr
vas II. a-xi tssEa AI-etztsi AZ. ils r-r5es;s-
cane I.gs 70 1879 o-.zrs, NV ist
y-4se oO-.A.se& ssass1s RAJ - kSk~A
saSn bat e.:----1 ..t~aEs- lie vLzr-c - e4sco, e-
y Ives Ana carter I.xr uIL.t ..x.-
tgs3iAft. i zen. IhAi C.-Te. AID ivts :afa c.
an. IA L-vl-l-.- = i4fs ~ A-sS lais
iIaf - 80 &s.ts igrc cav IT. soct-s
- -; - Taa. I-s-tA- lie SIT Il
: l.yg .-ALls {. z--Ie ihD.Es
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Ar. sp.,Sl.s o.xAs 70 K.e-.

NE .aFi ;ls; c n Waite hxs H4rrnc.s Tag 10
f''sT4si g s<s-ttI-y & Tie Sts Yak kAsesaz Cub
tlt hsss .ar ,ikI :. " ssai.-.g
ssaia rtslrl frsAsa-s- a. TIE ssIt ana -~is s-S
krTsrt i2-Tse1rIfad rst leA1s Ihs sgr1rsEssnz
4Ss .rr a. thai - -
SSL SAs NJ >sAl-zEx the Tt,.1rI
ma ts r.-s. 90: q: ease iSs meeting
VA tAss rvssrN fnr A1I e,Es- reAA4 Go Ess
rA.s ess<v<r. tSAs 49, - soess I EAse lAse<
- 80 s.. = - ~ - - e. ss ss
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=. Cas-. I've. saoa,s Defe. ssA..,er

sIsssSr Wit .Ls IArtstr I-raaree. Is sIlslfress
;I2y {: -. seAe.-:-I'es rlAsss n Ia,
e;y xs:e. yes-s-t.y s:aIe5sn; 9: usaI ls uelie -
wing /. rrsk-t:nS stais:.r. TIE iAf.sr .
G.tssse! ~ !vsA SassSz- - lie var. tt.Ik
ia; Thss re<; C-lctly siyf+E the
~ a5 49, S-yt-s t.2LA
y lV-s :~Ers s<s.+.s- Sinsss SLSt az pE.:-x
9. rnIs- SITE E-Ires wa SLATER 500 as. =
Ses Ig-E - r;hs- t-..-t Lsrtr IA! lT.s ar
-sAsr 20 Tiy Ives G-;v z - re .ifz.
lIrs u gtrs-, W. Re key 10 EkEt CAs:LSl iAs
aaTiA. :7-r. !. ts s.sEsa .sA-r - Sc; I.s tE:lsr
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RAS<kau NStea

S-I.vr@s FeA s-Ca.ee<- Nts.Ie- L,yIn e trs
SS-1z;sz Eksssk- C-s -nAts ELS<is; ssLS-If
.s1St, hAk s.sses liz Az iSs zIskrseE, 20
All Eigti A1e IKE tt1 loo fsri Tn ts< Ielk
iSetksk.zA Az Uest<rz L~i-rOA- Image -Iis
tie gI-ty i<ctk-k t<--S eIkses - sns-kli esS;A
k4kkfs- s-St' q. LIE CSEA- SIr;s = rss sft=rS 80
S-sv Une-f tas fest - ia irit- 60 A-rss<
Astes ftr lie esa tt s<As.c- ne tE,Lt GAft -
Sr4vt .tr v-,te-I s-E hsy IL q eSAr..
q SAsS UtScss Tt.-sEt sts ~ t4't IL t~'i..rl-
tG-1| ~ s2Es's Ass4lS-- ~ q Ass-s:AII kSE~St<
SArs VI it.lk ks.s- 'as fihIs+. FsIrIt~s rAEe
Aa.s i-<a sskea fss yIbe t-issE fgr .aiy .ag
ExAASy s.,l "a hsgssstAA rA. Ca = EsssSss -
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r.. Peas sa-,ir CAB 81, tne Eas-e-n Nssirt-; AZ
.Lst o-.sL-T-d 7c- a., bow. - - Al.
taE-- SLsGes a4ty&
On frjdss ,ssf . Norln- cab IA. er.,s:s.!
On tie Aa-st g - S.T--- AZ ,.Ete, ans. Gen
- s:CsstsG S;-e.z- taken L. tie c.
~ ut Ettss--EE c1ss - the Ia. taaI
ec- Is accepted L. tAs average q 10
Ia. cine Il 10 b. kIcsu th- ALBANIA He ring s.Dh
And IL - believed ~ t.- members
cl1h that II Sal. - HH- To va
Ang r.as - 3r 1iyr Tie .as!s-Sr. ---E+.s
elected, W J WAL Prls.3.ri " } ss'ls--. S-G---
ta-y Ala Irc.scrc-. IN kA-ucssky IEs,Ar
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The Wilmer. NJ st. Lo.,.

s.. LoVTS- Feb. s--The following are the re-
suits Q. the races az .he Eas, S.. Louis Joker
Club to-day:
Tr-si RNet-rr~--tlsA;hs a. NE Grafton .rsi Tt,A
stec--- FssE.l-r ie-c-- !-rLt- ~
St.Srl. Eaee-Fss- Ana \ EAi .S..a-rs Pe-eSAi va
TSr 3A s.con. ;-s-5t< tina re-. o.,
-..-- .sSe-T.rt-tsFA..S n. /. E.ie ES..e!:v Wca
EeA REe sercat- 7-1sSa IsIr.- TEse CsA
Fer:fe ssc~-T>rrt-1-A -ltrs g: ELS. oaze ~oa
Nj. a. y-Aak sesNri sea S.ac ;ht-t 7s-.e ~
Fs;A EIse-ySree-;rkr-e-s q: = BESSIE < Taz
K..4x-e sss:rt- Cy:H. :s-.: IsIzs, "a
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yht Ia s+c-rs .. tie Ca:iriSAE koss Fee;
~Is s.A ~ tie Ss--+svA-T Esass AsI 81; TIE Ia
ie~grs e1lst-y ..+si~. Cszuess-s Has. $
Fr-s.ae sinsH AfAsts: ysceCsEss.a=e A R:yar
.-~y. .inaF o-I-s..s See-tlA-F, 2 saf.ssA
= Sras its',~. Treasure. The EI.c-t.rs
,nzr--.rrrs t.ns.s-s s. I.,sFs -s-s 49,
s1pS--s,e T.l-r:zn S-z.ss AZ: " sse,ttLs p.
lIs.A. GnrS -izss. rrarz - u 81 Tie rnKIt-Al
t-Ansz1S g. Il. Asest slH1 sIrrt 9: sAE-s-.s-1aA
- 80 1eEas-. We Asss-s anna las rIEs-S -
E..asers IsSit--s .; Vase AZ sss, ssEs-k
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Eeulins Game. To-a,Sh.

is.EIcAS svt-rr. rNrn~.
Section Nv rst In. -. FhratE. wes- yrt S-1-s
Ar. al Wes- End El!sr< Madison New So-s s.f-
- K-,iIlseA-ts 81 E5i.Bn a!seys
S<eisan &-S-S ~ Bar N, Scf;s LIZ A., = Nsua.k
B.y GLey-- s,,.-.
sarTr rzeaSiIS IcFkS.TSs-
AEIa-a - Llxsa
vHrFL1yN's
ltANsn.s NJ -eIrn. C-..o- Cos.,y Ea,Ey.e-s q
Atlanta whe-lzsn Alleys
S,- York A {. Nsass;.xnA c NCv yn-f
G alrys Rass vie A ( NGa:e.a.r I Ec,ses...-
A. 4, Alleys.
zrckyANSs -ortsaxEsr
Gtrr1ar Ans-:eaa D=a. Ge5ty.
.sa-.-n sssoSI.-Ilx
Palma "a Jersey City A C 81 rairat =Ii.ys
vr-sEIs ySSrlLSD=
Thi-c WIS.,. vs. 2Seez-.
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MANY ROWLING GAMES
There 10 stin Considerable Interest Mani.
tested In the sport.

High individual scores were rolled in last nishfs
series of the Charity tournament The previous high
score Of pS rolled by Erchne was beaten by Prince
and Seller Prince rolled lc3 and seller lul The scores
rIHsr eANk.
Oriental No. 2-sohneider. Al: sehuarer. g.: Bier
man. 81: Prince lo2. Pal'ermAn. a. Total 3SS.
skcoSp CAM
Americas No 2-Clarh 20; Littis. g.: Seller. lo1: Il
Lculy. Il: NcAuley. 81. Total SI2.
THIRD slrE-
New York City sehuetysn-RAnse. 6S; Euhman, 30;
Schumacher. IS: Schultz, IS; With. so. Total $50
CANE
Mueker-Rehm. as; Haul. 81: Gloistein. IS: wertx,
10: ste.l g. Total Sal.
urrH
Glendale No 3-YakeL IS: VEGA 20: Koehline. 81;
Farley, So Miller. IS. Total 20.
Our Bowling Club having Got through vita scheduled
section No OF the Anne rican Amateur Union
on Monday night they last night rrsamed Their resn.
lar tica p prize bowling their alleys IN
the Tennis coar; bGi!iinx II: West fory.rsi street,
he
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Death Of . Valuable Mari.

LN-Sa-oN. KY Fet- S-W. Fl. Wilson Q:
Cyn,hisas los, hy iss:h today the t-ysa,-old
mare Linda Wilkes ty Guy wilkes dam At
lAr.a. 10y The Aoay. second dam Nin.ehAhA
DAN .: Beautiful Bells She vivid have so!d
!ug slUupL
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Ihe Harlem Regatta AssseE.tIau BED nec.lEs -:
nrh: 3: tie Gran! Tlsoa EsisL i Vas tie ,r....s,
i.n!e- meeting &s.. b. tas ercaH-EaIioz N
iras eF.-F cab e NJ :eGrsstn'et as
gas Pses.isu: PAtslps - 81 IT, rnr.t.n. -
order Eae -~Tori Of tie ,-easzrtF I. L C-..txK
rsr-.snl=r S-at'ty-as 80 iee tsisrAt-, :; .aa&-l
We ss>Sastasfa 20 hNT- as-S1ee 81 asn9 e So
,i:. q an:a.icns ~ers rrsS :rsr th- Arss=Eis
A-Et ana tie bs-ss.F Aia!+tIs ,-1ES -raLe-.u.
r~s-IAtN1s Gttca were Id ever 49,. - :.
tie Anna meeting vEs-s S.l e hsI - sG-sa
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-12
A FORGER'S FLIGHT
Description of His Method of
Doing Business.
SAN FRANCISCO MEN INTERESTED
Traced by Detectives to Ogden, Where he
Quietly. Gives Them
the Slip

SAN FRLNC1sco, May 11.-Regarding the
despatch from Ogden announcing the ar
rest Of c. L. Blazer of the Wasatch Lu1n-
Der company, on the charge of forgery,
preferred by o. G. Snow, cashier of the
Brigham City bank, an evening paper says
that few weeks ago Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
bank here received four drafts from the
Brigham City bank for collection.
They were payable to the cashier of
the Brigham City bank and drawn
on Hanson & Co., lumber dealers, this city.
They were also sigGed Hanson s. Cor
and Endorsed by Blazer, Hansen 81 Co. 1t
declared the signatures on all the drafts
forgeries and said member Of this firm
had been in Utah lately. The total amount
Of tine drafts was 81, 500. Last January r.
S. Norton, who said ne was from Chicago,
rented an Office IN this city for the ostsnsi-
bic purpose Of dealing in lumber. About
April he disappeared, and a detective has
since traced him to Ogden, where he intro
duced himself TO prominent lumber dealers
as Hanson, OF Hanson Il Co., this city. The
paper states that after cashing three drafts
on the Brigham City bank Norton dissD-
pesred from Ogden and since then detec-
tlYes have been looking for him and believe
he Is in Southern California. 1t is stated it
was owing to Blazer believing Norton was
the genuine Hanson that he indorsed q
note signed Hanson s. Co., out of which
the charges of forgery against Blazer
grew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-12
The Murderer Who Has for so Long De-
ceived the Public.
w 40 az buO1 lLG
committee On

The Murderer Who Has for so Long De-
ceived the Public.
Frederick Bayley Deeming, the MUIR
derer, will leave terrible record behind
him. He has succeeded for some years in
satisfying that awful craving which he
seems to possess FOR killing women. 1t is
probable that many of his crimes have yet
to be unearthed. OF all the early ones
only one has been fully substantiated-the
stealing of S25, 0C0 in gold from the Stand
ard bank Of Cape Colony. While his part
ner in guilt was serving three years in
prison, Deeming, then known as Williams,
dug up the gold from the sand hills in
which they had concealed 1t. and spent the
money in South Africa and Australia.
knowledge Of his crimes during this per-
iod, and before the theft As well, are con-
stantly coming to the ears of the police
His other most startling Preparations are
the murder of ore of his numerous wives,
and his five children at Rainhill, near
Liverpool, where their bodies were dis
covered under the fireplace; and the muir
der of his last wife at Windsor, near Mel
bourne, Australia. 1t is curious that he
made himself a grave digger as well.
He is believed to be quite sane, although
his brain will of course be examined after
death. He is about forty-iVe years old, D
feet inches in height, has great breadth Of
shoulder and slight stoop. His head is
narrow in front and bullying in the back
and behind the ears his eyes, of washed
out blue, are sunk deeply between his over
hanging forehead bones, and projecting
cheek bones: his nose is long and bent to
one side; his mouth is thin-lipped and cruel,
and his face that OF criminal, low and
cunning,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-12

Sherman reported two amendments to
the consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill, one being to increase from SO, 0O0 to
$50, 900 the item for the Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics, and the other to insert an
item for sos, 900 for the payment of the
United States share of the expenses of the
preliminary survey of the continental rail-
way recommended by the international
American conference.
Among bills passed was the Senate bill
authorizing the secretary of war 20 cause a
survey to be made for ship canal connect
ing Lake Erie and the OHIO river from
Connaugnt harbor, or from Erie to Pitts
burg, and appropriatlnF $4,000 for the es-
taSishment Of fish hatcheries in Montana,
Texas ard on the Gulf coast, appropriating
Sl5, 600 for the first two and $4,000 Tor the
last; the House bill TO provide for term OF
the United States circuit and district court
at Evanston, Wy.
The presiding officer laid before the SEN
ate message from the president of the
United States transmitting the seventh
annual report of the commissioner of labor
After executive session the Senate ad
iourned,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-12
TWAS DERBY DAY
Some Interesting Events at
Louisville
ARA WINS THE DERBY BY A NOSE
A Record of Yesterdays Races-The Re
suit of the Different Base
ball Games.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1l.-Despite the
cold and threatening weather there were
1900 people at the derby day opening Of
the Churchill Downs spring meeting. The
track was fair, but not fast. A prettier
race than the eighteenth Kentucky derby
was never run on this track. Though
there were but three horses in it, it was
excitement and doubt from the first few
jumps. Money poured in on the Corrigan
entry, while the home plungers
RRvELLED IN ARA
at odds of 9 to and to l. 1t seemed to
be the intention of Corrigan to let Huron
make the running with pace too hot for
ARA, and win the race with Phil Dwyer
but when ARA run out Newt Corrigan met
with another Kentucky surprise.
The programme was carried out well
enough TO the head of the stretch. Farther
and farther away from ARA did Huron get,
until five lengths separated them. As they
passed the stand Clayton eased up on ARA
slightly. and the call was answered nobly.
As he went ahead, however, Britton shot
Huron ahead, keeping the distance the
same between him and ARA. There was
not foot difference in this distance until
they came within two hundred yards OF the
wire, when ARA was three lengths behind.
CALLED on THE LONG CANDIDATE.
The response was prompt. and he gained
slowly on Corrigan's pride. Neck and
neck they raced as the crowd yelled wildly.
Both horses were doing their level best,
and it was q case of jockey. Just as they
got under the wire the nose of ARA was
lifted in front and the derby was over
Phil Dwyer was a length behind, and il
the finish was coming very fast. Time
2;4l19. The distance was one mile aud 6
half. Starters and Jockeys: ARA, 122, A
Clayton, to B; Huron, 10, Britton, 2 10 5;
Phil Dwyer, II, Overton, 2 to 5.
The winner gets 81 800.
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, John
Berkely second, Critic third. Time 49,
Five furlongs--Court Lore won, Inquire
second, Marmaduke third. Time-1 :0515
Three-quarter mile heats-Maud Howard
won, Ed Eppelby second, Johnnie Greenel
third. Time-1:19. The order and time o.
the second heat was the same.