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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14

floating water moss give a touch of picturesque ness to the most com m onplac ce room. But beauty is not the aquari- um's only merit.
 By the moisture constantly evap- orated from its surface the stufy
 dry air of the sit- ting room is so much ameliorat- ed that pianos keep in better tune, t window plants grow thrift tier and the air is made easier for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
BILL AND CLARENCE.
THEY ARE OVER IN LONDON PLAY
 ING AROUND TOGETHER.

Nye Says That Clarence Likes Him Because He Is Such Good Provider. and Eating to Sir Edwin Arnold.
 lCopyright, Isee, by Edgar W. Nye-l No. 8, HAzELwooD MANSIONS, SUTToSO COURT ROAD, NEAR KINGS HIGH- WAY, CARE MRS. PREssLY, LONDON,
 GREAT BRITAIN, WEST CENTRAL,
 ENGLAND. Oct. 2S, 1898. The above was my address for week, but now have changed it. also turned it wrong side out and cut of one of the fiounces in the back am now living near Buckingham palace. where the queen lives at. go over every day to see how her lawn is doing. told her
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
Robbed While He DIu.d.

PRINCETON, Ind, Nov. 14.-While Jewel CT w. T. Wade was at dinner thieves broke in the back door and carried off 3l gold watches and a tray of diamond rings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
A Rscsp.Isn to Secretary Elect P.imer.

ALBANY, Nov. 14.-A reception will be rendered to John A. Palmer, secretary of state elect, by the G. A. R. posts at Bleeck- CT hall next Thursday evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14

PARIS, Nov. 14-Dispatches from Kote- Rou say that Colonel Dodd's column occu- pied Atcherite on Nov. [, to which place King Behanzin had retired. All the tribes In the vicinity have surrendered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
RtnR.ofnr..,h.-

"So Miss Smith Brown is going to marry young Croesus: Quite a feather in her cap, isn't itg'
 "Yes, goose feather. Free
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14

 mount a cold, stenchy car worth about q and 50 cents and plunge through the darkness, the bad air of this black gopher hole, and with the risk of losing your Waterbury watch before you can say John Fl. Robinson And, speaking of advertisements, there is none that can or does approach this God save the queen and the devil take the rest country.
 Clarence agrees with me and has trav- eled good bit.
 \ man here who has been somewhat snubbed by her majesty told me lot of scandal about the royal family that would make good interesting reading, but why should break of with the roy al family and lose good ueighbors by printing these stories:
 Moreover. to do it would require 10 years right of my life if did the family substantial justice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
Hue 9e1nncrat>
c. and NJ. T. MALoNEY. PUBI1sHERs.

Letters and communications should bear the name and address of the writer in each case as a guarantee of good faith. Anony- nous communications will not be printed.
 Any irregularity in delivery should be re- ported to the office at once.
 Entered'at the Post Ofice at Waterbury as second class matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
The Lying Press.

MT. Murray Hill (who has been read ing a marriage notice in a morning paperEThere is one thing I cant un- derstand.
 Mrs. Murray Hill-What is that?
 Mir. Murray Hill-According to tine newspapers every bride is beautiful. Now, where do all the plain married women come from?-Texas Siftings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Truth Once More Proves It.
 self Wonderful.
The Lady Herself Tells This Remark able Story.

Such Facts Should Have a Most Power
 ful Influence on the Public.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
ARRINE

Al Dublin street sea a m- la T2pm- Al Waterbury. New England sfatinE s.sa A nl- 2fo SSe D m-
 ". T. BABCOCK
 Gen Pass Agent L. b- BAhiON- 1en SuIf- Boston
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
ABOUT AQUARIUMs.
ROUND FORMS ARE CHEAPEST, BUT
 THE oRLoNG ARE BEST.

The Aquarium Is Useful, as wsn as ornA- mental-Bext Plants For Aeratlng tho water-Removing Sediment by Means of . Syphon.
 There is no prettier ornament for the sitting room or parlor than a we'll kept aquarium. The bright hues of the gold fish as they dart through the crystal water, the soft feathery green of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
ReRdyi

My friend, are you prepared for the good fight?"
 "You bet We are! He'll tackle any thing of his weight in the countryr- Life
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
New York & New England

Passenger Train Service. week days August
 I4 lS1o Trains leave Waterbury for BOSION-z-ln m lDo- SIS r m. PkONlDENCE-Ts a m loo Sss pm NEW YORK via HrPWSrer-Sns a m alnnm MOKCESTEk-5-Ea m loo ? m NEW LONIhON-zEa m .n0 SEs pm. rJTNAM-s-2o a m l-oo S-ss m. MIll-IMANTIC-sls0 a n 70 a Lss D m SPRINGEIEI-D-9Os m AsS D m NEW HAVEN via PlAinyille-5Sa iO-gs n
 SSpm- HARTFORD-7So saS. la:ss amlna sEs NEW BRtTAIN-7SA sSs lOss m Iaa sEs PLAINYILI-E-.so sas. la.ss a m Iaa sss
 SIS pm BRISToL-TSa sas. ia.S a m lea sza
 Slapm. TEERlYlLLE-sG ahs. laEs A m loo sE
 slspm. NATEREIII-E-s-SO sds. l0-ssa m aEA slspn UNION CIT1-fs sn5 a m - BIsapm- IDNANTIC-fS SaS a m . [ ana ssapm SulIMEUhll-slG m 2l0 h5a m. lOMPERAIG NALLEl-snS a m ana
 5E0pm- SANDY HOOk-s0s q m al0. sAapm. HAMlAElNILLE-Sn a m 2l0 s.sa D m- DANBCkl-sos m 2l0 S-sO -laSs D m hhEMSI ktss-s0G a m 2-lO BIs1 D m FISHkII-L-ON- HUDSOS-sns m a.ta p m As BlnEhanpton- Elmira- Jamestown. C5eve-
 land, Asrgn and Chicago sod a m zIa a m POCGHkEEpSIE via HoTsrweiL sa5 d u Sunday trains- Hartfnr,l and EaT. ssa A m ats n nl- Boston. S-s5 m-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-14
MERIOEH sRANch.

! Leave Waterbury-NsW England station 4-sa. a-4o m 42op m Dublin Sfraet: aa
 ' 9-ss m Snp D m GOING WEST Leave MeTilen for Waterbury 5ss m I ls-4O. 6ssa nm
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INV I.ospox. Juno lb,-rhe co,umbia's freshmen
crew with unfortunate accident tins morning.
While pulling down tho Thames at . Lively pace the
canvas In tho bow Of the boat suddenly burst and tho
shei soon swAmped. All tho crew were in the water
in n moment en- ssvera, of them. net being able to
swim. IN danger OF drowning
Yates iaunci happened to come along and IN few
moments had rescued tho nine men, mos. OF whom
pretty well used mp. They were landed at tho
tn amos Naval Station. The crew have sent to New
York for q boat.
TonighI the Columbia frsshm en- rowed In their new
sixirfoot Waters paper shell Which was ,sreved this
mornine Ganson. at bow, IL pulling IL very poor
form. throwing his hrsd and .handers too far back
ana as used night Il Is not fast enough however
TO keep mp with the eight,
The harvard frsshmsn arrived tonight The eight
rowing the sAine order when on the Charles
River last week. They rOwed M The river from the
depot quhrers going over the fnurniis
and skiing the last ns In about minutes 80 sec
onds. CoSch Water. came with them. They have
new pKty.tw o-fo0t Davies reiar boat,
Cornelrs crank freshmen crew viii reach here to-
morrow morning
The ,yArsiiy crews have b-en notined By the race
committee OF it, rsadintss to over the money con
Iribute here for the and 10 be sett ell
that the will be rowed down the river at about
noon.
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0,orrr.rKr. June 15.-But one favoris won hero to-
dav summaries;
Fire; Rarr-0ns and a quarter miles National, 100.
even fcterl Won; MINNESOTA 1O2. toi giankinsl.
second fare-rhree.foutths OF mile. ssraga,H,
40 Ito (McCauI-y), won; Pekin. 40. to 3 tHams
second; Artillery los. TO D~yerl third. Time
Third Racs-seven and half furlonRa Lucky Clover.
19s Q to ] niorrl.. won Major Thornton l6s, to
third. Time ]: apS
Fourth Race-Foar and . half furiongs Piedmont
ITO. IL to (Graiami. won: Comrnde. 40. to 10
aMerrickl, d Honest Tom, ITO. +tol Dwysrh third
Fifth Race-stx and quarter trrlongs. St. Iatrck,
liz. to (Morris,. won; schuyikin. 10. 10 to /
Dwyer) second: Arapahoe 1oa, to Uiam). third.
sixth Rsce-rour and = half furlons. bolivar. IIo.
IL TO lMorrisl. won: Mss Sent. 1C5. even tYeNerl
O:5s,l
The entries fer Fridays races are,
First RAce--five-stGhths OF . mile Manhanset 40;
TioRa H.. Uncertainty. each los: o. Lucky. Top
mast Cnnpmsn RSpIs:, zach iot Jersey. Irregular
Tecond Rrce-Pivc eiR6ths OF mile, for three-year
ods Putnam, 100: Hendlong. Montclt each Jos; Lady
Belle lo4: Gertrude colt. 1oI Amelia, 100: Irishtown
pu9uesns, Holiday. Ataman Letoa colt. each VI: Ada
H.. h2
Ter each ITO; Xenophon. Henry George. sinirock.
Baby. each 1o4: Cutnlong. Mamie r. h. each ~
Fourth Race-One mile. Drizzle. Lonely. India Rub
ber. each 1885, Knapp lyacnthe. each 1ot; Hour 1G3
Fifth Raosone-halt mule: for two earolds Fagin
pEwnssst psey cel' E%nio 6. colt Apns colt Santa
1925 Little Bravo, Duke Of Gloucester each 9b.
Sixth Race-seven and n half tur'ongs. Shutdown.
Ida. McEesvor. Richard X. Fox. Charles Reed Poverty.
Grafton Boy Long Knight. each ITO: Jessca los.
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nrcn srAxEs ar Ascoz.
Mnrc,en vyirs the Gois Cap rrs or1ue the
Ron. Memorial Stakes.


Io~poS June 15-This was the third day Of the Ascot
Heath meeting Tnere was an immense crowd pres
tnt. including nany OF the best known men In tng
land Hundreds OF ladies were also present. The spe
cs feature outside OF the racing. was the royal pro
cession. which passed OF very SUCCESSFULLY.
The chief racing event for tho Gold Cup, vslneo
at 1000 sorereign.. with 2,ooo sovereign' added
There were forty entries but only forr starters
I.ngls.s the winner 81 the DERBY vas entered 81,
miles The race wa. won BY NJ O Vynsr. thrse zee,
yearod chestnut colt Natcoii. ny Royal Hampton gu.
o. Rmnelne Marcia Lord nc..lyn's nye,y ,',r.
was second and the Duke OF Rcauforts hye,(car-hld
black horse hsgimunde. BY Petrone, out OF Rayhhh
Boi. third. ..-,,
me next i'm porant race wa, for the Rons Memorial
Stakes OF 20 snrereiHns each. with 1000 added on'y
two horses started the Duke OF Westmin.ters Tour
yestod bar colt Ormo. by nrmnnde eat OF hnEsner,n,
Lady Lena. Urine IT will be emembefed was pnisont
the late Derby. lie was strong tavorite To-day ~
70 J. and won The course was the new mile. inr'
longs and 1896 yards. go.
For the ct. Jsmess Palaces Stakes there thirty.
eight entries including RAcburn and Ravenrbury the
second and third horses In the Dprby Bn:h ran tn the
tame order to-day. The won BY Lord Files
Ineres Phocon. The conditions weret Thc 81 James,
IA ace Stakes VI 100 sovereans each half forfeit with
$40 ssv.reans added for three ods; old mile, on
mile and fifteen Yards up hill the greater part otthe
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day " " 's''s''
Kelly was the ground Yesterday and r Ac,iscd for
| Two hour. lie may NO IN 10 day.
wa, ,-rt"rsd n me ninth whom the Braokiyn
w" ~ night wari had not -isned Miiigan al.
nh"n5" lie big sA''her was ON hand ready talk Gus
lhsr, !. no chance Cor rfea.r the New YORK t-ap
smse Ass!ra raaors arc likely to lnIure the work Or
hard sroander e. &eKssn, .senss sn% sin ws
triple and home run.
fnms q n; 20 St It,
.sT sa s.r s%T Snsi 81:
not had any too much brn,nt from this ruling
IN. ss %s.s ". b :ssd a.
o'clock train over the Pennsylvania road for she west
Pollard Ffosas: EicsSs. s s.ss ys1t
I'd Crane "a d.c"nrasei over hs ponr showing. hut
sxpses 10 90 better on ihe canning Trip II. says tho
givss a bass On Rails. NAe nm OUT ""'h NO
Ess,yS r ss, 5s.s l5.rosI hundred per.oa. vii.
ing a'ss oan 70 ss u.,s I rSs
when Umpire IIp-st on h . way IN Inc L. static,
s . MANI lire. se@ Of sn and
Sisns, ws9 ssrs also On Their way e. me train inter
The double piay by Cleveland in the Hxth vas asics
M. S sSs Va. ,,S OF s ~, nsfn IN. % s
was active enough To catch Foutz = fast throw no
the plate Dave made big kicS about the out bat OF
eou 80. to no purposs-
Jack Chapman Ia Strengthening his Bahnio Team
with view OF Eiyine his patrons a winner lie mas
released Outnsaer Heins In exchange f.r short SIoa
i.o smith Of rroydsae. and has srnsa ssady GritnH
Of the Cornell Universally nine.
o. s.. Ssf '. I
winter. Sigsb{ 10 ~ ysAts old. festl inches tail
Polo srssnds y.sisTSsy asd hsrsa an sses
lent delivery and great spesd lie nniSheA his ekAin
nation Al Union Monday Ana viii jain the New FORKS
wednt sdAy, Ward 10 A'so after aao,hor pit cher
81. LOUIS June ln-ritcher Arthar GarkIun and
Emerson HAuley OF the NJ IS0lns browBs. called ON
President Won DIR Abe ths msrnnK and q Ark.S raidi
What are going to dn. boss - 80 prar
tho twenty nve hears o: the twsnty snapped
back Oh. bose hut that uoild be sa King us oret.
Oct out and WORK" ra.rsd the hos. "rAy. Mr. Won der
Ahe, psrhAp@ Joa DEAF kAow why We were iatd "a.
III tel yea: whatns had To do s,Hl-thtAg To sqaare
hinseh siih sea-" said Clsrkssa. Ths basa told hls
pair OF refractory ritchrrs to or he
would release lesn. and thai Wsnt cut and worked.
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HONoRS EVEN ON TIE HILL.
Lord Harry Wins the Handicnp-BsG Fields
Run for tho Purses.

Lord Harry Wins the Handicnp-D,e Fields
Run for tho Purses.
There wero large fields In all the races OK
| cepting the fourth Mt Guttenburg yesterday.
Honey Bee colt was the supposed good thin G
among field OF thirteen starters for the open
ing race. but tho 10 to 1 shot Phaon won the
race by two lengths. Ondina second. and Will
kens poor third. Madden was a slight favor
Ito In the second race Cottonade led all tho
way. winning under pull by three lengths,
Alarmer beating Madden neck for second
PLACE ..,-,
won handily, Sir Catesby second, half n length
from PeIydora,. bel DemonIo, had the call IN
bya heck from Sek With H Bel I @ Mo- elose
1nTd 81 wsf ;. thu snsb r ,Sp The %
Jugartha third, Void showed in front In the
sixth race on the and wqn b.
light for tho place. Summary: ~ ~
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for maiden twoyearolds: selling: four
FrseholI stables 20; Phaon. by Duke of Magenta,
Gn%f; .. ss's:s os'RHn iii 5'ss .ds
Pos. B.,,ns-rwo to TING ns. T Hone, 30. colt to
Te1 e SnhpsT s sSSaas tiy
R. q b. 20 10 5 100 !, NJ;
SECOND RACE
as.ss s %o!ioaad. 81 King A,ton.o-co.
E,ei sEs,I a:i,. S,;s.a - iS IS @
.Ps. se'"sT Ecfa %oe 1s.. M FsS asna.
So. DAVIS to MIS- f.ns G;osr 90
THIRD RACE
Purse $500; selling; six and half furiongs.
sonn S% Waos isc Nn.IGnSgPe by Forester
csremont stables br. C. Sir Catesby. 4. lie U.
D. higgins CHI m. Fo!yaSia 5oi u: Hodions'::::
Is III: S!: ' s'
FOURTH .RAcK.
?siiR F''s' s'Gs; AZ . s1s asf
gin !;s"%
- ss = ''l D time. los 'o' w. A''''"e''.'' .
%s h R:.s 81 ssF Be- 1 Rs% fsss
FIFTH RACE
Ials sn ss @ls s2s s
Hiss,s. x Sa5s;;S. 1
!; isis s.5:;
Hs :'nf; 'fSia '1s 81 Rs5on
" E Ss;ss': t. A:.iisS & Is d
Time. 321
:, Post pet!ing-Ten to on Void. to against Head:
to Macauley. Goto AMOS. 100 to Aunt Jane.
The entries for to-day's races are:
ussn. I'D .sa ur fs 'ns
49, Queen Of e,rts. 100: Blossom: Lille T. Lsonardo.
Auiine. simaron. sue n, 100: Mndoon: lol; Pet 98.
: ssoPG B B. los LORD 9 Notes: s.d
Third Racs-six snt ne;haR iurlonGs hednsa.
Come Home. 1903; Annrtta. 0S.
- Fourth Race-One mile: selling King Crab ZIG;
HoeEbarren 100: Rico i0i: King Leo I0i: Indiss "a
Firth RAes-Fiye eighths OF mile; selling Berwin.
ll4 Malenn, III; Bensdictine, los: Rancocas. 1oG;
Little Melt 1922 fidge' lol; Rear Guard vi beautiful
Bells. WI
sixth Race-Five eighths OF mi,s selling Foxford.
11+ Tom Karl, Elmstone. Gladiator 10e each: An.
archis Masher Nativity, LOG zach: Billy s.. 1ol Pro-
priety. %.
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Tue finals n she ladiss singles Of the Manhattan Ton
mis- Association were played yesterday afternoon on
the Fifth Avenue Tennis Club court The scores;
Ladies' singies--Finai Round: Miss Goodchd Hamil-
ton I. T. G. a. beat Mrs. Van Klein Fifth Avenue L. T.
q. (scratchl, 72-03.
In the Kew York Tennis Clubs tournament some or
ce:snt contests took place. Tho scores;
Mems SngleeSoml.nnai round; W. @. Parker beat
Calhoun CraRin. 7-h "a.
Ladles' Doubies--Finai round; Miss Hilda r. Stone
and Miss A. NJ MeKinlay beat Miss A. L. schultz and
Miss N. L. Hobart. 60. o.. ca.
Mixed Dopbles-Preilminary roundi Miss Aurusta L.
soh.lt. and Mr. r Psrkps scratch; beat Mis-. Hilda
first round: Miss II. 1. Hobart and Mr.. w. Gordon
Parker half nfteen boat Miss NJ. NJ Smith and Mr. CAL
houn Crayin. nfteen, 7-h 1<-l4 (uhhnished).
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CHICAGO, o: NEW YORK. o.

Another crowd Of 5000 crunks went to the
Polo grounds yesterday expecting to zee the
New Forks walk away with another game. hut
II was not day for exceeding great JOY and
gladness. On the contrary. the stcreotyped cry
OF hard luck +" must be sent up oven though II
"a somewhat dog cared. James Ryan grabbed
six fly balls In deep centre field at least three
of which should have been safo. Young Dahlen
also coliared several enigmatical grounders.
xx ftsr the Ne ss York Srfs had fairly broken
hs s r sf tRr nS S shsnS scoring ave I've
earneip runs, Anson's new pitcher assuped
frigid air and shot French peas, over the, plate
the local hitters only made three scattered sin;
giles during the remainder OF tho game, and
SnS II the fss bn annE "a Jass
Doyle. Yves suddenly taken Ill during tine third
inning aid hid to retire 80 that Nj me- Mano n IN
PEELED 10 nab the curves that came from tho
s Fss % asts s fEs +
generally Of the bungled order and need no cN-
o R a. hS hoy his barely SsSa pssnSE
that the cranks shut tholr eyes yesterday and
said Meyer mind, shorty was directly re.
inning. He threw Iyan's grounder Wild when
Ssn SS sSSSp.d a sS s .na Han
&ot ss ses srasht Fuer a
60 Fight through Sn him, While DUNCAN and Xnse
galloped across the plato. kittrodge and Ryan
ST. S"ss sfs oTet Rs Sdad
sd NGM sr Sn Nav TIT
Ryan caught It on tho dead rum, Davis raped
. corking three Dagger to the left. fold seats,
forced Doyle out at second. but scored Ii mself
on Baldwins great crack to LETT Tor two bnses.
Mark was BIZ avarlsioue ho%evSr ana was
CHICAGO drew blank IN The third. but New
Sseriii ss bunt. Ward tut him on third With a
Efs aas w ss' saOaesa
tiSe doub %aG to LETT. Ward and Tiernan ecSnt-
Ing while Roger cane homo q moment later
bshIsn tied thS score 70, Chicago In tho t.h
s II a ss e.a 70 and s rssas
s lHs.s s h;is ~ sffs
IaIt q nj; inniss WasS put q hit In ssaa.
Sut Tlern"n iled to. Lanrs In an Effort e line
It out. Conner got his base on balls, and Davis
s ssn ' Tansera a' . ~ h5s a S ward
ran down to tTlrd hossr then startsd TO steal
second d. K itt. threw St.1iTht to h.ngSs
startsd for the plate. nnd Roger waited on .th.
pn5il John might score. Langs picked the
q tSe lefs arm mo touched ccnnor ON ts ssi er
Just as Ward slid across this, plate, Hurst
run. although Ward kicked hard and the
crowd nearly won't into spasmodl" convul-
siOns.
Then. to make matters worse. wi.mot
scratched o hit In tho sixth and stole aecond.
aided BY McMahon's weak throw: paIrott's
Milmot scored. Dahlen was hit by the hall In
the seventh and got to second on Dungan's
TIM, nearly took Q wins, ofl; and ithep Dahlen
slow. but Hurst called the Chicago short stop
Wilmot SCORED again in tho eighth on base
on balls a steal OF second on another poor
throw ~ Mcmahon. and an error by Conner,
while in the ninth Dahlen made = hit and
got In on n sacrifice hy Anson aud Q hit by
LANCE; Lyons hit to right in Now York's half
VI tho inning. took second on II wild pitch and
scored ON bah!en's wild throw OF Fuier's
Kreundor. which was Chitaco's only error
Tho score:
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The Bensa.ion Stakes At LatoniA Vos By
AnielIa May.

CIxcSSArI June 1.-THE results OF todaJ'a racing q,
Iktonia Park were:
Rambler. a. 4ts5 hsr,i:l won by alsaSth from
second RRce-uu. nil. dash. Mirage, l07 10 ! m
Williams won by head from The sculptor. saIiis
uaA thiEa Time. lis3h
Third Race -lIandIcap; one miia and . sixteenth.
Lake RIerz", "a 10 10 u uhns won BY thre. .nr,hs
Fonrth Rafs-kensstiDn Stakes. fnr fweysar. Odds
with 81 900 added; SIX furionRs ~ MAgranus Amelia
May. iin Uucsrr), nnd. all the Running and ny
length from La. hkmtow, Pat third. Ti,ue. I;iTE.
ihe TAce ran In binding storm Of wind ana "a Ia
Fifuh kac.-f,r. fnrignxs. tor two'year-ods F,oni-
LeoHeL Joe l.. third Time, ;O3
sixth Racs-Iire furongs George Book. IJh. alto
Nelly was third. time, l;oHi
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For ta. Poo, Cha ..r, on ship.

Tho match at continuous pool between Alfred de ORR
nj Havana and i. u. walsh of New York attracted q
couple OF hundred en- husiasts to Mason Hall East
Fifteenth street. last night The conditions call for
tnroe niKhs play in blocks OF 200 poaS each nigai.
the winner receive 5000 the receipts and the
W1ld's cham Ponship sniblem,
ON las nIht. farm, the match b gft fcr De Orc
the early scoring WaAh rnrro, ed in form the
game progressed. and may prove bard one to Shake
TIE complets srores Were
O rs 40 10 O. e. In IL. h. o. o. io'G ia. .. T. O.
o, g a., q Total. ala less n scratches, 2o8
whish-D. o. o. q. g. O. !. q. e. =, q. o. l. T. e. o. r. O. a.
Total i0b less u scrAi chez. nS.
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Moreilo's Mississippi Stakes.


ST. LOUIS. June lb.-The results At the Fair grounds
to-day were:
First Rncs-spiit sig furiong dash; opening half
Irish Pat, W. 70 to (ChAmness), won by length Xii
dare was second. and Fitzsiminons third. Time
1:l6h
ll3. even money usanc Murphy won under a drive
BY aneck. king David Was sroond. and Little Tom
third. Tms O:bIA
Third Rsce Split six.furlong dash. second part.
Rtrlsr Us IT. siOan), won IN derpernts nnish by a
he'd. Adsir second. neck before Warren Leland
Fomrih Race Mississippi Stakes. worth to the win.
ner 81 .33S: mile anh'n sixteenth Noreiio l to 10
(MiIlsrl wen AS bs liked Taylor Hayden WAS second
and Hugh Penney third Time l'olh
Fifth kacemmnc m,,e GrT rsr. rasrSS .05 to
cAull third Tine. 1884,.
Leonard G5. q to r (McDnnaltD. won. Rossiter was
second aud The Peer thi,i: Time. l!thS
seesnd part Upman. I0s, Alto JBslnirrJ. woa by :
Time. j:45A
Seventh Ra.~-One miis and ffty yards. Sir walter
Raleigh, lUB iFrermhnL won by half length. Ec.alo
was second and soundnore third Time. lac.
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Mr.. FANcAER's RUPTURE.
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siSty.six Years oia-Ru.tured for Tairty
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WORKING Ike charm in my case and hop. they will
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srsnt sufferer from rupture sherpans method 10 the
only reliable rapture curative treatment without oper
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day his grand twoy-ar.oid nIiy NaY Thonp.cn by
koseiaSEo for $4,000 To Senator ". Brisu .: SAM
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Yum ylu. $685.. to CHRIS Doyle; BAY lily OyAuon.
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baltimore vs. cincinnati at Baltimore.