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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Rio spot well a other positions wa IN better
drm'ni to-day aud the narSct closed at l1'sc Tor -po,
=. HIes 800 bag, Rio No on spot. at osc on.
o the Midonnaiclla Costa. and 300 bags Ko No spot
Of the ship. both 10 Bsltin ore buyer l' bag,
spot i7iac being old lare
beans and a good roastcr There was much better Job
hing demand. Rio uarkes weak No oher ~
change standard nominal last price. II $50 good see
ond nominal Ia pr CO. \ 500 Exchangc I2-d. Ee;
ccps 10 600 bags Rio clclrances for United states op
bags: stock. .G2 600 bags: Santos market weak; gooi
Santos. T. 100, rccpts, 1000 bags To- two
,y>. stock coo bags HaNrc unchanged To sd2 up;
London 9G9l lower; Hamburg. ',aie lower.
Total stock Brazilian In Unitsd
day 2j3 80 bags Wis bic supply OF Brazil coffee
ami the ncd states i01 80 b1gs aroat from
Rio Santos. etc lis 900 bags; tal stock in ewNotk.
bags warehouse deliveries yescrdly 1O2O bags
stock. NeN-Orcans. 1923 bags; In Batmore $1,000
bags
FLOUR AND MEAT.-rhc market wa. again narrow
with buyers hrrt FORE taking quantiti" such wOul
mn immediate but not showing dspo.itl.l tO
buy ahead. The trade - to be satisfied with tle
price at which flour L. Ing an >ar,cly be "a
be- topping r bargains. hut cares & inN"st
IT, money right through ana dealer, express
belief Tint such viii =" IN" condition until there Is
omn Indication ~ light from Washington. The only
feature tn trair tine hle OF about iOOnl barrel.
To day on private terms but quoted ~ - Al -
Total sale. were $500 packages Inrlulng OF Min,cr
wheat Hours. 30 barrels patents a. ~ SO 80 %
=; 600 barrett. do city mll- at - - g. - 80; $500
barrels .raght> at - oi to ~ =; 600 barrels clsle
lily mills - - loo IA f'~ cN.rl NJ |. At - -
TO - in >,ck-. 4! - - a. 90. 800 DarreS eVa
No > &c - - tp - -: 500 sacks DO 81 - 80 AID
200 barrel. nnc 81 - and ~ spring wheat f0ur>.
- btrcl> patents at 800 = - - .0o "A X
ira ch. ~ -? 500 barrels - 10 ~ 70.
TIE ma ke southern Hour j. quiet ana unchanged.
RYE Hour The market for rye Hour r. quiet; sale
$50 harrcl. ut $3 10 10 Is 81. Quotations arr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TEAMS.
NEW-J ERSEY I

1he work OF the EnGncer Corps team is an improve
mcnt on last year, when this the liner
state match by OF ioo. The members Of this
team also the yictOrs two years ard having
in three successive contests. entitled 20 the
ownership OF the trophy.
Tome and saturday VIII be the big days OF
the meet. The match for the Hilton Trophy tomorrow
VIII include teams from New York Pennsylvania New
Jersey the District Of Columbia. The shooting In
AlLcomcrs, Schuct1cn and other matches Is still
continued with increasingly good In the Perine
match Colonel kuser OF the Governors stan hiss
taken the lead viii score Of Is cut Of possible 90
The is remarkable from the fact that IL was made
hand ten succession. it establishes record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug. H-Cotton dull; middng. &c; low
middling. ll-l6c good ordinary Gasc: and gross
receipts. $50 bales including $50 crop: exports
coastwise GJs bales, sales. 3sl bales; stock l7l2O
bales.
Norfolk. Aug l7.-Cotton easy: middling 7i4c; low
middlng, lS-lec; good ordinary. 63-l6c; net and
gross receipts. - bales exports oastwise bales:
sales a bales stock, 1882 bales
New.Orleans, Aug. l7-Cotton weak: good mid
ding 74sc middling l5-i6c; low middlng. Lice;
good ordinary 69sc net receipts. $50 bales including
new crop; gross. 53l bales: sales. 800 bales stock
752 bales.
savannah. Aug. H.-Cotton steady: middling. &c;
low mddling. Csc: good ordinary. sac; net and
gross receipts ~ bales: all crop; exports coast
WISE 100 bales; sales, 60 bales; stock, 7.7o3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
THE RACES AT CLIFTON.

Tho races a. clifton yesterday rr-ul;od IS follows:
Fi,t ia~,-Fl,r furongs. Iartlrian Inst, Loriucr
second Tom Kari thri. Tine O5's.
conf race AMI hall fulongs ca tain Sinclair
first blossom second Mamie r.. thiri. TIo"-" 81
Third r,c- mile Leonardo first. M'r-hIl 'ccond.
Da-kn->~ thiri. IiUc-i 90.
Fourth iacc--cyrn furongs. Feiipso nrst. Spocu1.
ton onI Mnrintt' tIirf. Tn. 81.
rrh race ~N firlonc-. Tom Hymn fret Clement
second Ia.s MrDui third Time 10
S.>:h rice ~iN and o.c.har furl"Ir' NJ. orm1'S
nl,t OfyN second. Jim Dunn third. TIL q -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
ryrrlrs FOR THE CYCLING RACES.

r. T Powers Of the National Cycling Association, has
y.a ,wcntysx entries for the six professional cycling
-. ,,b,cb will he coatc. tomorrow afternoon at
tho Manhattan Field. All Of the men fast riders, in
GOOD form and s75O purses viii be raced for Never
hforc I'm this city meeting been hell which promises
IN we'll for excellent sport Ia the cycle line The
,o,a.o,. will nc H. C. Wheeler. Charles Barien, T. j.
perlo Jack, Prince, A. II. Rich, C. f.. Kluge. c. W.
Price c. w Ashinge-, J. F. Starbuck. II. d. HutchIns.
Albert shoch H. Ksnaska, a. 5. Mcxeli, A. c. Mckee
H. b. Croker Frank Albert II. n. swank. e. e.
slmons. T.. T. Seryis g. W. Dorntgc, +. G. thurman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

RIFLE MATCHES AT SEA GRIT.
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA ENGINEERS TEAM
WIN A TEOHMY EOE TIE TILIEn TIME

Asbury Park. Aug II CSpccal-Thc .inal shooting was
to-day In the Interstate NewJerscy STATE
matches. Tho first nv the Engineer Corp, team OF
Washington. D. G. Tho match the 200 and 100 y1rl
targets. tn shots each and two skmiSh Of twenty
each. Tho comp tors four teams OF sX mca
ia" National Guard OF Ncw-Jcr>cy. In the New
jersey State match III the 81. 3D. 4ih
9th and 7th regiments The fulJ computed
by the officials this evening the ID Regiments tam
probably In winner. The in the Inter stat,
match follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
. orcn GATHERING GAME, TO nr HELD.

IN. Nrw YORK Calrdonan Club will have IL. thirty
teNcnth scot rath,rfr gan 1T Jones Wood ana
Wa~4ncLoE Park ~.ptcmb :. VIII II =l'OO VIII b.
Given "a ,a-h pfrc, apd midas tn ath ,tc
Inc iuloNIuA .ims VIII lc open 10 It" world; short
race 100 YARD, hol. step and Jump hitch .nd KICK
hafmc la." tunnnr Jump ono-nilc race Naultng win
Iol' wa''rpaii race. th'"-ri" race. Hllhad ring io'
boy, q,nit.f-mic race bow. thrr"-milc Walk stand
Ing high lip sack race n,cne rlce, running high leap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

St; H ssssn b. s. by csta1fsr Ss;ai; g z
rasbtcn's Maid my ny h. t,sSioo "borrcr{ - 3
Parney Egtert b. s., by Egbert (taonl .........l
Blue Rlood b. $. BY laron wilkes (IIaines)-.
Eva Clay gr. m. by Fire Clay lKltchlnl -.
Grand sentinel. ~. l. 81 BIZ Grand sentinel Mood =,
Happy Princess, gr b. Brown Prince (SettelV w
Little Jayro, b. 8, by Jay Bird Newman ..l@ ur
Time-2:2ii. . :24a,. .294.
2'%5 Observation-Disclosures $50 (uni'nshed)'
Cambridge Gin ch, m. By American Boy Itty6oual !
rnGal" Prince, b. 10y Ha,nbctcn'S Last tOatohl
olenweed b :. by Nutwoo1 tNin,, ...--...---..-
ION webster, b. $. Is Bay ION tNc ,,,,,;.,.
whiteonih Riley, b. T.. bv Bartholomew Wilkes
Reward. ch. by bourbon wfkes lPcars,).
Nellie T., b. M. by Aneros G;osne,I
fsaicrt. br ty Egbcri ferguson
sud-. Clay b. m. By Bonnie Clay tHurtaD ......... y
Joe Buns. eli. g.. by Brown Hal CLARK ~
HIDE, ch. S. by Jot g (Br,nigan).
Time :l04.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Scw.YorN gro. receipts 7jS bale; exports, 30
lal,,: forwarded bales stock l76 bale Total net
,nr receipt. TO-DAY 80 tales; thus FAR THIS week
ii 2s3 bales. against 9233 bles last week Imports
10 DAY: Gf,at Britain 1o2 hale.; Continent ~ Dds
Con,odatd not port receipts 80 far this week II 2o3
balc, tr.t Britain. ilo3 bale; France: 100 baIcs.
Continent 5ifO bales total 9HS balrs Stock $3.50
Ia
lhe nomtay weekly rcport l.: Receipts for the week
900 bales against 3 OCj tale, last year Total since
January | iOs coo hars. against 6Olccp bales
Anoat 5000 bales. against ZOO bales shipments;
siucc January Urea. Britain $500 halc. Continent
a 90. Last treat u tain. otpD bales;
continent bales. The cables today were Liver
pool t5->pot cotoI qui'ter. American miidlhgS -
,al"- 10 OpO bales rs'cipts 900 bales lnclhdhg no
American Future. opened quiet sellers at 2bt de,llne
o.ed weak points decline compared with closing
prices closing Liverpool quoations- August
october iOi ,Oj. october cnter iOJ 20 407 No
vcmbcr December f01 10 icS De-, emerJanuary 100 10
40 January February. All: February March. fl2 TO
Ii3: March Npril. 4Iib: April-Mav 4ldb.
COFFEE The coffee ma ket at New York opened quite
10 Yesterdays final figures the opening sale show
ing decline Of something Ike points. Trading was
qultn active and mostly local HaNrc ard Hamburg were
pon: or better than ye.tniday. while London was
little lower 80 important news came To hand from the
BraKl market. Hence. th" ma kot wa ie without any
Particularly ute-tirg news which 10 trade IL was
tel shat markr, would advance at the opening.
liberal ling OF months by longs checked any
Improvement in prices September was the active moth
today A. We icdav short, buying that month very
rv The closed strad's aud 15e23 points higher
day COMING Just before the close
~ buying by I,al,imore buying h"g induced by
hcttr demand. The total sales for future de-
live b,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
THE RACES AT ROC HESTER
A GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE TRAcK-PRINCE
HERsCHEL WALTER +. AND hal POINTER
TIE WINNERS.

Rochester Aug. i (Specia.- With two frce.for-al
classes on the card THRU day Of the Grand Circuit
meeting attendance that footed up close u ooo
The rain last night nado the heavy and the sun
that prevailed all the afternoon was an ~oh'
hndancc time Prince llcrschcl continued on tie
winning form h. showed az Buna,o. walter r." sHHrn
the bulk Of the money In the ireofal tiOt ana was
quite the Of cracks that came out IN TINS
contest. The lot opposed Hal Pointer was 80 iaf
beneath his quality that the Odds were to Oh 'hr
famous gtling from Buffalo Summaries
= 20 observation-disclosures EAE-OLDS-PCl'Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
: c. j. Appel n. E. Bartholomew w. ~" hreckenbridge.

v O. Kelly aud William Martin
The races will consist OF OF e-mhe novice. one.mile
OPEN hafmc handicap, one-mile n''ap t"o-nilc hand
80, and avcmns handicap baI will be 10 attendance
and will help spur the racing men vi and add enliyenmen,
% the meeting. although according 20 pot Powers the
racing has never yet needed music proalce enthusiasm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the iron trade con.
tnue Of very unsats faetory character Business V
much restricted by the financial situation, and business
the local trade f. concerned. Is on very small
Phi adelpaia slightly ectisfty IL rpcrto9
n billets. low figures some small
lots steel reported there at s226j TO S22 So
Pttsburg market l. hat. Mills report little
demand it j. stated that only Ave mills are running
in prospects not PARTICULARLY favorable.
Stcc blets are reported at $40 % Other quotations
tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
THE TEoTrERs AT FORT WAYNE

Fort Wayne. Ind. Aug Il (spccall. After the rain
which caused a rOstponcnent II the tfOtting meeting
yesterday, the Font WAY track fast to-day. Tho
attraction which drew 5000 people the the
. II class with IL, ten stIrirr- Answer went To
post cycnmoncy fnyOrlte. but serious Of mihaps
al slight dislike for stubborn operated
defeat Marvins fast horse. The OF pacing race
an inandout contest of eight hcat. last by \ F..
~ much through good luck ~ Virtue Of speed and
stamina. strahaan was cay winner Of the . :32
class race taking nj, first record below 30. Summarize
2Ij CLASS-TKO1TlN G-Pu RISE 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Accident did Mmnchaha by en3th;
Palas second, Two lengths before May Lose. No bid.
SIXTH RACE-Special weights. One mile.
Betting.
Pl.
NJ. F. Dryers b. Q. Racelani by Billet
Calomel, aged 12I - tTarall Ia out.
RancOcas Stables b. O.. julien, 4. 100 .....
Sims . 13-5 out
c. Littlcned. jr.'s. ch. c. Treasure g. IOI.
lMidgcleyJ col 81
Timc-1 40
Julien led by two lengths for furlongs
began urge Old Bones" and In furlong two
on even terms Raceland handy by a length julien
second five Myths before Treasure:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

,.,.. ,o, bic head and mussed his mount. jerk
ing him In and out in the most amazing iashio,
..rbe World" declares the short races are ehtireiy
too numerous at Monmouth, and adds: 1T does not
improve the breed OF horses to have In one uay
only one race at a mile, and five races at less 'hah
a mile"
The Carteret Handicap for two-year-olds' anu ,he
Freehold Stakes for three-year-olds ana upward
were on the card at Monmouth, but the attendance
uas slim and 1t a listless. unenthusiasuc
gathering In the Carteret the contest was wen
fou-b, The bad start given TO the favorite, MT
Jingle was most unfortunate. but the others ran
closelv punched throughout and continued 'heH
struggle to the end, where in a desperate nriSn'
hrmitage captured the prize On almost any o'her
track hut Monmouth the spectators would nave APP
nouded such a struggle heartily. but they were
A new drawing for bookmakers took place and
forty-sx paid in for the next four days This IS
OF two afGm tn d9e & op the four days
The maras,ement had&ounted on an increase III
p In the opening affair the Dolly colt and Black
Hawk were the favorites. Roth were freely sup,
ported with stable money. but Venusberg ,,d lo
who rode Vepusberg. weighs about seventy nau a
S n 1san WIS na ha of odsC
Picknicker was expected by the public to repeat
his good M vS of IN at Weight
and did not have much TO beat Hence those rN Who
His race was a sore disappointment. He got away
well. but was outpaced from the start ana e nm
Mary second The race had an ugly look, ana the
dope book" players will mark on 1t in red INK
throw out.
An even dozon came TO the post in the Cartere>
Handicap. Mr.. Jingle the favore. yet the
support given of the others was strong
Declare. John Cooper and Dorian being especially
well backed. The winner was j. G. Follansbee
colt Armitage. who has won the two races in
which he has started Last spring. at Morris
Park he looked world heater. He
went wrdng and got "let-up but now seems
be all \ right again In his preliminary gallop
he workedta furlong in twelve seconds The rail
birds tma1 him. and rushed to back him. They
got high 20 to ! for their money.
In the Fn>ehold Stakes six of the eleven called
for the card declined the issue. leaving King
let. Diablo. Best Brand. Now or Never and XII
deer comp etc. Kildeer the outsider of the
lot at 20 to l. her recent races apparently not
giving her AZ chance. yet she jumped away with
the lead the start. and never headed. The
books did not. would be expected. have clean
sheets on the >race. several bettors went down
the line. betting little in almost every book.
One coterie Is s,id 10 have won $4,000 by Kideers
victory
1t was sorry lot that in the fifth race,
yet the betting was brisk with Minnehaha the
choice. She won EASILY and the fact that she did
shows plainly the quality Of those behind her
Racelsnd. Julien and Treasure were the only
starters in the las race Raceland was TO :
favorite, and won ,handily In fast time. Taral had
to ride him hard turning into the stretch but
at the end he Won handily
DFrtTIs OF TIIE.RACJNG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Market closed steady. Transferable orders Issued 81
20. Total sllcs 300 bales .
snot cotton me market WAS quiet at decline Of
l.l6r which puts mdduc uplands on the basis OF
lie. sales Ner. lOl bales. all Tor spinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Nomad Treasure and Michael were scratched. Sister
Mary held lead the end where Ncstbue passed
her and by nearly length; sister Mary SECOND.
three lengths before Pcknlckc The lronmastcr poorly
handled. a close fourth.
THIRD RACE-CARrFRET HANDICAP. for twO-ycar.
olds, 800 each hall forfeit. $500 aided $50 20
second, $3.50 to thri. Threc-quarters Of mile.
Closed April 3, 1881 with 40 nominations.
ri.
G FOIlan.boe's I. Aruifare. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
rprrrop. TRoTTIN1 PURSE - OOO

Walter f. b. T.. BY Patch"n Mirbrno, Old
Morgan b, Son Wagner Stewart .....--..- . >
Iittl. Niir,i. en- T. bv Alb ri W. Kelly l---.
M ,'apa wike. nr. m 'MclI,nryi ....... ) .
xiyhti,s,lr ct M %.c,r.l '.,........ : .
-, Gin. "a m fe,,d,mifhi ........... u d
,,.,,., GIN IA -, ,potIr. Dir
Tinc-2 .I51. -:lii. 2.l3'r 2:l2.
FREE~FoR.ALL-PACGNG-P PURSE - 600.
HI Pointer b. =. by Tom Hhl-Sw"'p,'k"-.
lv Knirnt', Snow Heels l'tc'r- --....--
M4tag,r. T. tDohlcI ...........-.
MAJOR wonder. b. : curry ....-............. $ 8
rl,mr Jh. b. Kelly --..--.-...... aus
Blue SIN, b. 4. ,Duugh,r-yj .--.-.--.--d4s
Iimc- = II =. = 10, = 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Prince Hcrs,hc b. c.. hy Hcrschcl. IIibcrnla ,
bv Princes, lDlckcf ,oni .......... /
HilGcburi d. G by Cn"tt~fham t>hulrrl-.---- >
Miss Ac,.rrgpF b. (. D'narr-t
silva. I. Goli-nItnt > 8 .
AdVance b. e. tIIlckokl ............ ! j
Tmc-I 100, > Is a, 2.lSt,. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Cr. Roslgnoli, Doclstader ontario. Brohna and Marble
Post withdrawn Inc start poor. Ilolcnc
and Mr. Jingle practically LETT. Ionencllc. co ely
by John Cooper. De are anf Irian led for i've
furlongs. Then thc Iocc she had set hean to tel and
the reached her She game, however. ond di
up the fight tho struggle being continued u tn
end where hard drive Armitage by half
length stoneneDe second. lngth before Dorian. John
Cooper and Declare. who werc short hc11- 'apir Mf.
Jingle made up lot Of ground and finished seventh
FOURTH RACE-FREEHOLD'STAKF $50 each 81 so
added. Selling. One mile and 'furlong circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Receipts OF beadstus ut interior polnts 10 hous,nds
last three cphcrs 5000 omltted-nour bbls, grzin
bush-as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18


Cheyenne b. :. = %etaoorn tfh. ...-... DIR
Iaby Curtis, hf. y. ~ Iy'rnond tShank d,
Nrl,y W. by Rclla ','lddus. Settle dis
Tmc-2 10. . II =. 2:l54. 2:lj'a, :lIia.
go CLAss-PAClNG-ruHS RISE 500
A. r. b. =. hy Accr-rLral. dam
X own lI,iIc,J ..---. .-.--....-. = ]
Vydfa Wilkc,, b. H., by Baron
Wilkes (Th0n.osl .-...--.. ..-.--. ..--- u |
Cora trackrr. l.. =. by Texas Jack
(Markb3mJ ..--..-.-..---. ---, - - ) 8 "
Mrn Wilkc.. b. f. by tambeita
wilkes (l;hcal.. -. < ) 4 ar
Great Heart b. =, by l;lfon Wilkes
ffru~tJ .---.--..--- y 5ds
Frccland b. e., by 1aG Hornet wv
Marvin y Or
t.-orlc Campbell. Ir. e.. " Reno De-
nancr IlIcman) .----..--- -.-.,--- ) DR.
Tom Exam b. =. hy onN1.d lMellen)l0 10 3D.
Ada hi. M. by Legal Tender. II.
tP0gashl -. .-.-----...- y Dir
Frank smith ch. =. by Hi't"ga Chiet
Walter Willow. b. e.. 10y Wilton
tstsven.1
Time~e ia. 2:1i5. 2:l6',. 2:I5i, 2u7L. 2I74
2:2l@. 2:i9i4.
23e cLAss-TRoTTING-PURs 400
strath,lan b. s., by ,, sitaIhmore dam Lady wsxy
ty Bcals Wary (Mecnl .................
Wayne Chief b. D. w Wayne Wilkes (I.outhj.. Q 2 I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Betting.
ST. n.
!tancocas Stables b. Kildeer hv Dlrclin
Lon laner. . yrs, lOJ N. Penn 20-l CT
j. w. ROeerss br. c. Best Brand T. 80.
lBcnJamn, 81 81
wscot tampbers b. h. Disbo. aged
Vow or Never agei l0i u.amli'y-0 % .
X . .et B. flIamltOIjO - Il
Iime--l :JJc.
Rsrelaid. Julien. Kilkenny. Stockton. Pckpockct and
Chief Justice did not Kildcer led all way B.st
Brand second. Kidccr won handily by a longth Best
Grand second heal before Dsbo. Now or Never did
not seem to have his speed and dangerous
FIFTH RACE-FM thice-ycar-olds. Selling. Five fur.
longs
icttng.
. . st. ri.
J. A., A. II. & D. II. NORRIS b. T. Mime.
boha. by WaRnef-Minnchahi B'nr l07
n car. loS ~ (l.itticioldI - Il
BashiCTd Manor's b. g. Palli.. lO2
"a. Clayton Cd 81
Brown & Kogers's CHI. f. May Lo.c. 10.
(Midgcyj3 81 Il
TINY Tim, 81 fi'eInl 81 $
I1s colt lOl ............F. Wiilms) 4O-l 12-l
King sam, % i %
Pcci1n. o. tSw1ehl 20 Il
frel7e. 81 .............. o. Iambcy) ID al
La Diva, ITO car Ill, 49,. .Polscp SOL 3O-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

The Dolly colt and Black Hawk led for half mile.
az their heels The Dolly lcltcn
ocodae noundercd about in helpless AMI NcnuSb
beat black IIawkly a head The Dolly colt wa, third
four lCGgths back.
Betting.
ht ~.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
LONDON AND PARIS.

STATISTICS in London show that in
that city the consumption of gas is
steadily increasing notwithstanding
the more general adoption of electric
light.
THE queen has given orders for ex-
tensive decorative repairs to be carried
out in Holyrood palace, and the Office of
works is now engaged in cleaning and
restoring the ceilings and walls of
Queen Mary's audience chamber and
supper-room and the adjoining corridor.
IN summer at Paris the Seine delivers
to the two parts of the bridge Point
Neuf about a hundred cubic inches of
water every second, moving with a
force of three thousand five hundred
horsepower Every hour three hundred
and sixty thousand cubic metres of wa
ter pass under the arches of the bridge,
or eight million six hundred aud forty
thousand cubic metres in day.
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TRAITS OF MANY MEN.

SENATOR KENNA died poor. He had
not the art of making money nor the
other art of keeping what he made.
THE late Prof. Horsford devised a
profit-sharing system for the employees
of the manufacturing company of which
be was president that included bowers
to such of the women as might leave to
marry.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, great-grandson Of
the old revolutionary hero whose name
he bears, IS resident of Rock Island,
Clackamas county, Ore. He is pen
sioner of the late war and is very proud
of his decent He has in his possession
the uniform dress coat and cane pre-
sented to his great-grandfather by La
fayette.
TRUMAN HENRY Stafford, professor
of astronomy at Williams college, is
one of the most remarkable lightning
calculators" now living. His manner
is quick and nervous, and when doing
large and difficult sum in his head"
he walks rapidly up and down the class
room, clasping and unclasping his
hands or twitching his mustache.