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Do You Know That V&nS Sails Larger Than City Hall Pak?R The Sunday WO
LOST F|AAcEE ANO MONEY.
Faithless Housekeeper Married
a Younger Mau.
But Old MIR. Clark Will Get tho
Goods They Took.

Garrett ID. Clark u real estate dealer
years old, was plaintiff in the Hudson
County IN. j. Court to-day against
Emma X. Dennison and her husband,
Austin e., to recover possession Of d.a-
mond jewelry and household goods
worth nearly $500.
1t appears from the facts elected that
early last Winter Mrs. Dennison, then
years of age, was housekeeper for MI.
Clark. He fell in love with her, and was
accepted. Under the agreement Mr..
Clark gave Miss Lord considerable
amount of money with which she
bought diamonds. IA gold watch and a
household outfit. the whole costing 81 59l.
Jan. . last, while MIR. Clark was lying
seriously Ill Miss Lord married Austin
G. Dennison,. and the young couple dis
appeared, taking the jewelry and FUR
After Mr.. Clark had recovered he
traced the fugitives to residence on
Palisade avenue. Jersey City Heights.
This was the first intimation Mr. Clark
had that he had been Tilted.
Proceedings had been begun In the
Hudson County Court to recover the
property, when Mrs. Dennison and her
husband again disappeared with their
Judge Hudspeth in his charge said
that II appears that the money for the
purchase of these goods was given to
the woman on a contract that she was
fulfil the contract he was entitled to
recover.
The jury returned verdict for plain
tiff for 1851, the full amount claimed.
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SHORT GOES TO TURKEY.
Appointed CenauI- General - Other
Nominations To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.--The Presi-
dent sent to the Senate to-day the fol-
lowing nominations
Luther short OF Indiana. to be Consul General
at ConstantinopIe
Lawrence Townsend Of Pennsylvania, to DO
Secretary OF Legation at Viehna, Austria.
u. Lynch Pringle, of New York to be Sec
rotary OF Legation at Guatemala and Honduras
and Consul General to Guatemala
To be Consuls OF the United States:
Frank A. Johnston, Of Ohio. at chihuahua,
Mexico; Dominick j. Kane, OF Maine, at Char
lettesiown. Prince Edwards Island John Karel.
OF Illinois, at Prague, Austria X, y. McDan-
lei, Of Florida at Bahia, Brazil Thomas b,
cNeill OF New York. at Stockholm, Sweden I;
walD, Colombia; Alexander L. Pollock. of Utah,
Read, of New York, at Tien Tsin, China /;
Ralph Steiner. OF Texas. at Munich, Germany;
Joseph Whalen, of New York, at Prescott
Canada Edwin s; Wallace, of South Dakota. at
Csdiz Spain; Edwin F. Bishop. OF New York
at Chatham, Canada; II. Christian Borstel, OF
New York, at II. Helena; Jos. =. Baya, OF
Florida. at Baracoa. Cuba: John S. Derby. OF
Maine at It. John, New brunswick: Samuel u.
Evans Of Iowa. at Msnagua, Nicaragua; John
$. Gibson. Of Texas, AT Guaymas. Mexico; Thos
u. Gibson % Georgia. al Beirut, syria: Wm.
4. liant. of mississippi at Hong Kong, China,
James ". Bible OF Tennessee, to be Attorney
" tho United States ior the Eastern District Of
Tennessee,
Postrnasters, -Alabama-Johu 7, German, Ope-
lika nlInos-Frod i. e Kuehl, Murphy sboro
Frank Sloan, Lockport; Orrin ]. Wbaey Lena
Indane--John W. Colyin, Bourbon. Missouri
Zachary T, Crawford. tnonville.
Also a number OF recess appointments, includ-
ing the hrst and third Assistant Postma ster Gen
srsIs and torty-six Western and Southern post
masters.
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gassa " TO I and to I.
The field ran closely punched for six
furlongs Comanche, Saragassa and
Herald were the leaders. On the turn
positions began to change. Daily Amer
who had taken the lead. and Daily
America closed fast on her, but was
never able to pass her, and the pair
went by the judges stand on even
terms. three lengths before Saragassa.
Time-:.0l "a.
Mutuels paid: Daily America, straight,
SlO5; place. SIS 90. Herald paid, straight
$4o. IS; place, 1856.
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RETURNS $4,000 FOR 10000.
New Yorker with q Conscience
Makss Restitution to Uncle Sam.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.-Secretary
Carlisle this morning received two en-
velopes, each postmarked New York
city, Sept. 20, addressed in the same
handwriting. One contained eight 800
bills, about which was placed some
white paper, and the other contained
seven $lU bills wrapped in IA letter.
This letter, written on a page OF fools
cap paper, without signature. says:
This money is the balance Of SEQ 600 which I
have refunded 10 the Government iu the last
thirty years, During the war l defTauded the
Government Of SO 900, end now have returned
double the amount.
During Mr.. Naasmaker's being in once I sent
him money twice-once 81. 500 but ! have never
heard whether ii went into the proper hands or
not, can assure YOU thai this refunding has
cost me more thai pen can tell and | pity the
thief hecaus' I have eXperiencea what he must
feel, either here or hereafter
Would 10 tod that he would now pardon my
stu aud let me 90 free Don't you think double
reflndtls sufficient
United States Treasurer Morgan re-
ceived - letter from the same person,
II reads:
This money belongs to the Government 1t Is
part Of s. 500. sent this day, | have notified Sec
rotary Carlisle OF sending II 10 YOU Part was
sent L. Secretary Carlisle, part TO the Assistant
Treasurer at NeN iJtG, and part TO you
Treasurer Morgan received six 500 bills
with this letter.
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IS VALkYRIE LOST
Her Twenty ninth Day Out and No
Tinipgs Yet

Her Twenty ninth Day Out and No
Tiaipes Yet.
There were seten ocean steamships
anchored off Quarantine this morning.
most Of which had arrived during the
night or early this morning. They
were the City Of Washington. from Ha-
vana; Edmondsiey from Progreso;
Merida, from West Hartlepool: Grecian
from Glasgow; Fulton. from Gibara
Potomac. from Greenock. and the Alert
from Cardenas
Although coming from different direc-
sail of Lord Dunraven's cutter-yacht
Valkyrie.
To-day ipakes the twenty-nntn that
Falkyrie has been out. She is said to
have food and water tor only "a thirty
days voyage, and unless she shows up
In a day or two her tars may have to
go OH short rations.
Designer Watson and Sailmaker Rat
scy, however, affect not TO be alarmed in
the slightest over Naikyrie's delay. Both
declare that they do not expect her
before Tomorrow
Col. Tim Lee, Contract Labor Inspec-
tor. detailed at Quarantine. received a
ton Bureau this morning asking him to
meet the steamship Paris, which Is due
here tomorrow night or Saturday morn
Ing.
The Paris brings twelve of Valkyric's
Facing crew who were unable to secure
on the yacht Col. Lee
was requested to meet the twelve tars
with a tug and take them over to Bay
Ridge In the event OF Nulkyrie having
then arrived and being anchored there.
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APPOINTED BY GILR0Y.
Emil Bsnevills Named a. Q School
Com missioner.

Emil Beneville was appointed by Mayor
Gilroy this afternoon as School Com
missioner to succeed Isaac A. Hopper, re-
signed.
Mr.. Beneville is appointed to fill out
an unexpired term which runs until
Nov. 10, when he will probably be re-
appointed for a full term Of three years
There Is no salary attached to the office
Mr.. Beaeville Is a lawyer, with an
office at 40 Nassau street. He was
graduated from the public schools and
the city College:
He taught In the city schools after
his graduation. He studied law I'm the
office OF Robert b. Roosevelt and was
graduated from the COLUMBIA College
Law School.
lie was for a time connected with the
law firm of Couiert Bros, and after
wards began practice on his own &C.
count
Ho was Secretary to Mayor Have
never. IL was the only public office he
ever held. He is married and lives at
III Fast One Hundred and Sixteenth
street. He Is II Democrat and a member
OF the Stuyvesant Club.
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SHOOTING OF DAISY MONTAGUE.
It Was the WORK OF Jealous and
Rejected Lover.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Police infestiga-
ton shows that the shooting. early this
morning, Of Daisy Montague. the EN-
pire Theatre dancer and the gentleman
who was escorting her to her home In
Regents Square. Gray's Inn road. was
caused by jealousy.
The man who did the shooting and
who then killed himself was named
Leo Percy. He was an electrician.
Percy had beSp engaged to marry Miss
Montague, but a short time ago the lat
ter broke off the engagement. having.
it appears. formed friendship for
Samuel Garcia, a tradesman, the man
whom Percy shot this morning. Percy
brooded over his disappointment. which
he attributed to the fact that his rival
had more money than he.
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Mayor Trout and the Jail De-
tenders Forced to Leave
the Town.
MOST INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
The Crowds Anger Crows
Fears of More Violent
Action Yet.

ROANOKE. Va, Sept. 2i.--The negro
Tom Smith. who robbed and nearly MUIR
dered Mrs. Bishop yesterday. and in an
attempt to lynch whom nine persons
were killed last night by the Roanoke
Light Infantry. was found where the
authorities tried to secrete him early
this morning and lynched.
A squad Of twenty men took the negro
from three policemen Just before S
o'clock and. hanged him to Il hickory
limb on Ninth avenue, 8. W., in the
residence section, of the city. They
riddled his body with bullets and feft .
placard on 1t saying:
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RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
DaEo, at to I, Handily Captures
the First Event.

RACE TRACK, GLOUCESTER, Sept.
2l.-The races run here resulted as fol-
lows:
First Race-Seyen and a half furlongs.
Won by Dago, s to ! and TO /; Phi
lora Sec nd, out for place: Vevay
third. Time-l.3S 3-i.
Second Race-Six and quarter fur
longs,-Won by Belle Of Feimoy, Z to .
and even: Lyndhurst second. 4 to 8 for
place; Sawdust third. Time-l.22 3-4.
Third Race-Four and one-half fur
and to 5; Paulette second. 9 to / for
place: Little Phil third. Time-O.57 IL
Fourth Race--Six and Il quarter fur
longs.-Won by Chatam, 3 to and 4 to
5: Belisarius second. . to for n place;
Capt. Brown third. Tine-l.2I.
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TO GO AGAINST RECORDS.
Interesting Event for Tro.tsrs at ST.
Joseph Sept. "a.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Sept. 2l.-The St.
Joseph Association yesterday completed
arrangements for series OF events for
Friday, Sept. %.
Hal Pointer and Flying lib will start
to beat the worlds pacing record OF 2.0l
Directum Will start to beat the world =
trotting record OF 2.OI. and Belle Ham
lin and Globe will start against the
worlds trotting double team record OF
2l2 Ia.
The track Is very fast and the horse
records.
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SHORTS" BADLY SQUEEZED.
and Nashville Obtained
Only at a High Premium.

The most interesting feature of to-
days business at the Stock Exchange
occurred after 3 o'clock.
1t appears that two or three foreign
houses notified certain brokerage firms
who were borrowing Louisville and
Nashville. that they would call in their
stock this afternoon.
This warning was disregarlcd, and the
shorts" had to pay the penalty
Early In the day Louisville d Nash
vile was obtainable at l-32 to Lilo pre-
MUM. but when borrowers wanted the
stock after o'clock they found great
scarcity of the shares.
The rate for use mounted up to l-2
and then to "a. while finally Is per
cent. was paid.
1t IL expected from this that there
may be some important developments
in the stock tomorrow morning.
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CARDINAL GIBBoNs's JUBILEE.
To Be Celebrated Next Month with
q Grand Programme.

BALTIMORE, Sept. N.--Cardipai Glib
bors has yielded to the entrenties OF
friends and preparations to celebra te
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of his con-
secration as Bishop have begun. The
exercises will take place during the
sary was Aug. 10. but II was the Car
dinal's wish to have no celebration at
that time.
The exercises will last two days, and
the Catholic Club will give a banquet
at tn carrollton Hotel. All the Arch
bishops and Bishops Of the United
States will be invited. President Cleve-
land, his Cabinet Nice-President Stew
enson and Representatives in Congress
will receive invitations Tickets FOR the
banquet will cost SO
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FOUR LOST AT SEA.
Winderm ere's Survivors Chung to
Her Keel for Nine Days.

BOSTON, Sept 2,-Spanish steamer
Palestine, from Matanzas, to-day
brings three men OF the schooner Win
dcrmerc CBrD. from Key West, sept, u,
for Mobile.
The Winlermcre was capsiZed In II
heavy squall Sept. I, eighteen miles of
Mobile
Capt. Charlton. his wife, First Mate
Holmes. Steward and Seaman August
were drowned,
The three rescued men had been cling
ing to the bottom of the vessel for nine
days when taken of by the steamer.
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HURT AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
Movable Sidewalk Breaks. Injur-
ing Many Passengers.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHI
CAGO, Sept. 2l.--A serious accident oc-
Cured this morning on the movable
sidewalk, which extends the length OF
the Casino stea mboat pier.
A plank came in contact with the UNI
ride part OF the machinery and a large
it's fastenings,
The seats became derailed and slipped.
throwing over 200 passengers violently on
the pier. Many of the passengers were
severely bruised and cut. A fe We're re-
moved TO the hospital.
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The culver Stakes; 800 each, with u 800
added; six furlongs.

Starters. Weights JOCKEYS. start. HALT Fin.
Dr. h..hrouck. In, { orrctt :, 4
PosT BETfING-pr. Hasbrouck. 1 TO s. Cor
rsction, to l.
Correction led on sufferance for half
a mile. DIR. Hasbrouck then passed her
and drawing away won in a canter by
four lengths. Time-l.h IA.
MutueIs paid $3.50.
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TO TREAT WITH MELL0.
Rebel Comm ander Dem ards the Sur
render of Rio Janeiro.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Private despatch
es received here to-day from Rio ia
metro state that the situation there is
unchanged.
Steps rave been taken to treat with
Admiral Mello the commander of the
rebel squadron, who yesterday sent an
ultimatum to the authorities demand
ing the surrender of the city under pen
atty of bombardment. The general opin-
ion Is that negotiations with Admiral
Mello would be fruitless Of result. 1t be-
ing believed that he Is determined upon
the unconditional surrender of the cap
ital,
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TWO SKULLS FRACTURED.
Fierce Fight In Kingsbridge saloon
This Afternoon.


The police of the West One Hundred
and Fifty-second street station this az
ternoon reported that fierce fight had
taken place In the saloon Of Michael
Seraphine, at One Hundred and Eigh-
tieth street and Amsterdam avenue.
1t was stated that Thomas Drake.
aged twenty-five, of One Hundred and
Eighty eighth street and Amsterdam
avenue and John Casey. aged twenty
five, Of One Hundred and Sixty-fifth
street and Amsterdam avenue. each re-
ceived II fracture of the skull.
The injured men were removed to
Manhattan Hospital.
Frank j. Phiiiippl. the bartender. aged
twentyfour. was arrested on a charge
of assault.
John Conroy, aged twenty. OF one
Hundred and Seventy eighth street and
Tenth avenue, was held as a witness.
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One mile and a sixteenth; hundicap.

Post Bettng-GfoaminE. to and 2 to 5:
k,ideer, to and even: stowaway, 4 to l and
to 81; Copyright. and /; Liselg. and 2.
Liselg made the running to the
stretch, where there was a general clos
ing up. A pretty finish ensued, Stowa-
way winniES'by half a length, while
kildeer beat Cleaning a head for the
place. Ttme-17 L.
Mutuels paid Straight feld), as !;
place S4.s5. Kildeer paid $50.
The fourth race was won by Wam-
pezo; l.izetta was second and Brazos
third. Time-l.00 81.
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Bills to Be Introduced to Disoand
the French Army

PARIS. Sept. 2l.-At the coming ses-
sion of the Chamber of Deputies NJ
Guesde. Socialist, will introduce bill
providing for the abolition of the stand
ing army.
A similar bill will be introduced in the
Senate by NJ. Walter.
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The Largest Furniture and Carpet House
In the Trade.

The immense stock OF Furniture and Carpets to
be seen at !. kELLY's. cor, of 9th ave. and 'Ith
st IL truly u'arSeilous. he prices are remark;
ably low this season. Intending purchasers snonld
spent at kELLYs stores you re to r-ceiy. fu
valns for. Credit 10 freely extended without al
ditionsi charge. All goods are marked at tho low
est ca PRICES. which 10 at least 70 to 80 per cent
lower than any other retail house ia the trade.
iuE"hee DO not fail TO call. -
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sT0WAWAY, HARD PRESSED.
Wins the Handicap at Guttenburg
To-Day by Half a Length.
Ny Girl Colt Takes the First Event
at 20 to I.

RACE TRACK, GUTENBERG, Sept.
A.-Perfect weather, good track and u
first-class card proved combination
that racegoers could not resist to-day,
and very large crowd made the journey
to the hilltop track in anticipation OF IL
great days sport.
The fields were all large and evenly
balanced and good racing was the order
throughout.
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Who WIN C.p,srs the $500
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Cornerstone Lad at Drew.

MADISON. n. j., Sept. a.-The cor
ner-stone of the new dormitory OF the
Drew Theological Seminary was laid
this afternoon by Bishop Newman. OF
new dormitory viii cost over 100000 and
will accommodate 100 students.
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rx.presiden. Potter Not Guilty.

BOSTON, Mass. Sept, 2l.-Judge Put
nam this afternoon ordered verdict of
not guilty in the case of ex-President
Potter. OF III" Maverick Bank, on the
around of insufficient evidence.
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You Need a New Suit.

IusIo\pas INEEponL CLOTHING 90, Is the
place to get u. kInllhon- dOlIlr stock ~ select
iron, GIeuest ready. made ,lo.hinE sale IN the
universe. sc and IS Bnwery. cor, Hester ST. -
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Seat personals 60 Quoted eieur,on ewes New
o. I srnria. chicaso i5r. ii. n.st dsr. Rlss.%i
new oe'cnas vita high hscs seats, lu,,rnsd POI
tors IN attendance, special cokcLes for IAN lies
aud .AdIrs Without ssuoTt Rate sis. Ticket.
good foT ten Cave, witE privilege o. RETURNING via
NIASAra Falls. similar excursions on sept. so AMI
tlrt. = and q.
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Kind Committed suicide.

August Kind, aged thlrty-two years,
proprietor of Floral Park Picnic
Grounds, North Bergen, y. j., commit
ted suicide At 3 o'clock this morning by
shooting himself in the head,
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Poet Collier Dead.

NEW LONDON, Conn. Sept, III
Thus. :, Collier, the poet and historian,
iiol suddenly from hem,rrhagc al his
homo here this noon,
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OSBORNE GUILTY OF LIBEL.

TOPEKA, Sept. I.-The case of the
State against Secretary OF State r. s,
Osborue, charged with libelling Cyrus
Leland, ir,, was given To the jury NJ 10
o'clock this morning, ana In an hour
a verdict of guilty was returned
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FOURTH RACE.

The BrookwOod Handicap, for three.ycar-
Odds; 800 each, with $1,000 added; one
mile anu three-sixteenths.
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FIRST RACE.
Flve.eighths OF a mile; for maidenS

Post Retting-Western star I to s and to i:
Widow Ciiquot gelding, to and to .: Ions
dale, to and to I; IronsidesS 8 to / and 2
10 !; King Joseph, I to and to 2; Merritt, 10
10 and to !: My Girl colt 20 to / and to /
sea Foam hlly. 30 to and 10 to 1; Hyaway, 20
|; Little Tug 100 to and 20 to /; Edward 100
to and 40 to l; The Kelt. 100 to 1 and 20 to /
Hercules 100 To and ~ to /; Vision. 10 and L.
My Girl colt opened a big gap at the
thing to get near him. winning easily
by two lengths from Lonsdale. who
beat the favorite a head. Time-lO3
Mutuels paid: Straight. 1870; place,
sS.So. King Joseph paid $9S5.
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UTAH AS A STATE

House Committee Decides to Report
Bill to Admit Her.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-The House
Committee on Territories has decided to
report bill for the admission of Utah
as a State.
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SECOND RAGE
4 sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 5000
ADDED; for two-year-olds; f1ve furlUngs.

Post BettIng-Wernbefg, : 10 and 70 =
Frog Dance. to and to I; Half Mine, 10
to 1 and . to /; TorchbeaTer. 40 to I and to
1: Gertie. 20 to and II to l.. Nellie Collier
gelding. 100 to and 20 to l.
Frog Dance made all the running,
and won galloping by a length from
Weinberg. who was second throughout.
Torchbearer was third, a length and a
half away. Time-l.03.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50: place,
$50. Weinberg paid $3.50.
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Three-Guarters Of mile; selling.

Fust BettIn8-ALraeI, Z TO and 7 20 10;
Oxford. to and even Indigo. to ! and
8 to 5. Double Cross. and 2: Reinorse, 8 and
Bayard. 30 and 10 salisbury, 80 and 10.
Axrael led to the head of the stretch,
where Double Cross and Indigo came on.
In hard drive they finished In that
order, heads apart. Salisbury was third.
Mutueis paid: Straight. ss.os; place.
N0.9o lndixo paid S5.45 ~ :
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London & L.lNerpOol.

c'othiuE sale up to Date stys, NJ lud
material Iei Thousand $40, 90 and sl2. % = uts
OsercoAts, costing sla 90, for $3.50 Save your
money. London a liverpool. SO aud IS BoMeIy.',
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q. G. sHAYsH has removed his entire manu-
fset asinG, Whalssais and retail bur business from
p iacs St. To his pew building, l2t and l26 West
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Wall Stree, Is Not In Il.

but kIKER Is ON prices; 40 10 30 per cent. on
on your doctor prescription. RIKER's repu-
tatlon Tor pure drugs is never questioned.
22d 81. and 9TH ave.
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FIFTH RACE.
A sweepstakes OF SO each. with 5000
added; selling; f1Ye and a half lurlOngs.

Post Betting--Wah Jim. to , and to 5: Tor
mentor, 8 10 l and even; Little Biliy, 10 and
7 TO .; Tigress to and To 3: Speculation,
10 to / and TO /; Roslyn, 10 TO l and 4 to :;
Culver 10 to I and s to / Astoria 20 to and
s TO 1; Gold Dollar, 80 10 and 10 to ]; Midnight,
80 to I and 10 TO l.
Wah Jim led from start to finish. and
won easily by a length from Tigress,
who beat Little Billy three parts of a
length Time-1.07 "a
Mutuels paid Straight, $3.50; place,
mass. Tigress paid 1855.
SIXTH kACE.
A sweepstakes of $40 each. with $50
ADDED; selling allowances; one mile and
a sixteenth.
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kinglet. II to s and l 10 .; Daily America, . to
and . to 10; Herald, 10 to 1 and 10 1; sara.
gassa, ~ to l and to l.
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Dr.. HaSbrOuCk Takes the Cul.
yer Stakes from Correction
in a Canter.
DEAD HEAT IN The FOu RTH,
Strathmeath Takes The First Race
To-Day, Frog Dance the
Second.

RACE-TRACH, GRAVESEND, Sept.
H.-The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany was allowed to replace its wires
on the grounds of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club again to-day. President Dwyer
sent the Company word this morning,
and to-day information was sent every
where. including Gutenberg.
Better, weather for racing purposes
could not be had than that which pre-
vailed to-day. 1t was cool and clear and
the sly was almost cloudless.
II lust the kind of weather to
make &. fses feel ut their best, and as a
result stirring contests and hard-fought
finishes were the order of the day.
The card was well made up. and there
was an element of uncertainty about
the several events that made brisk bet
ting and made the bookies feel glad.
The track was in perfect shape.
F.ksT RACE
A handicap sweepstakes OF GIG each, with
n .Off0 N0006. ONE mile and tetnth-
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500 Reward

for the correct solution OF the Gold and silver
Puzzle. y = sale by all deAiets-iO vents; OF the
Gold A.l Silver fuItis Company. "a Park
HlAss e
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Gold .ad silver Puzzle.

One Of the most int-rssups and amusing puEzles
ever brought heforo the pubic. ASK .eur dealer
for it-le osuts. e
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handicap sweepstakes OF Slb each, with
u 200 ADDED; one mile and sixteenth.

Highland. iS to and 10 5; Merry Monarch, 4
% and Z TO 10. Teriiner, z to and to l.
Highland and Terrifier raced head and
head to the far turn. with Strathmeath
third The latter moved up on the
turn. snd lay with the leaders until
the stretch was reached. Then he drew
arch at the furlong pole. A rafting
finish epsued.. resulting In a win for
Strathmeath BY neck. Merry Mon
was three lengths in front of Terrifier.
Time-l.R L..
Mutuels paid: Straight, Sl425; place.
$685.. Merry Monarch paid s6.45.
The evening world., 1893-09-21
SIl Suits IS, 90.

Ten thousand to select from, all oooIs, ali stylss
London a Liverpool, 81 snd rs Bowsry.
The evening world., 1893-09-21
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dealer for H. e