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gseoeurItber ttufaH aitf Der uSbto.
Soutberu Sabu."

Sprin9fi.lb, O., u. SUM. -
Yerionensus gtr. 18 Der pShio- outbern
Sabn," rpelder nm 6.05 seftsrn 4beno bier
taQla mar, entgleiite nm 3.35 Sountaq
giadJmittags oil etuer Surue uube Storm 5
Statiou, uuo Die Sotomotiue, Iomie elmer
Der QSassonS fiiirsteu redlts uuo liufs BON
Der bohen S0iduu9 herab. 2I Baiiagere,
iomie Der Seijer erIitteu be0eutli9e Serlet.
,uuqeu. Gm Shperiten perleet fino: &.
s. Griffith aus SrOOtSlle, 3eltunss
@m. Gapp.u, 3bOs. s. 9euls aus 3adiou,
@eors SsB aus Sprlusnslo, 6rau 9eors
6.s, 6rau Siter aus SroOfuiQe, @onbut.
teur Duncan unb Geo. Bailey aus gaiu-
bridge.
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GommliGre;
Q39,43,9.55,S) Rpbcrt 4. Srecn, &lerf.
@ureau ocS StraSsuretntounas
~ Spmn1iff1rS, RatnhauS.

80 iireau ocS StraSeuretntaun9sz
~ Spmn,iifarS, RatHhauS.
SH GemdBbeit Der SeifimuuHgeH Der an %. Dfat
1882 senebmisten SrooHHGn5 Nr. 81 bes Niapors
unb Staotratbs iueroen periiegeite Nngebote IN
4nfaui oeS StraEenicImusce nno Der elidle,
fpsIdIe aus ben Etraficu, Ga ffcu uno 0aiidleU
reno ciueS pocr mebrerer Sabre eEtsesen ses
nouIueH.
Dieter iino gebateu. in ibrsn Sinsabeu gsouoerte
Gneebote auf rcip. StraBeHi6mus nno aide ju ma@
fir eireu oocr mebrcre 2itIite ODER fur bic 9GEHe
StGot eEtseseH 9enommeE' Seia9te Ingchote mer=
ben Spnneritae, ben Is. SUM- 1898, Uiltta9s II
llbr, pom Dapor, 91esitrator uHb Gontroeur in oes
Uiopors amtsiube i'm Hatbbuuie seoffHet. Der @onz
trait ODER bic @oHtratte lperoeH benz 0ieibietcnoen
susetIaeen, porbebaItIdl oes Hebtes, irseHo eIne5
ober aIt 2ln9ebott 81 perrperIeH.
y. g.. 2mitb,
Stra6enreiHi9un9s=@ s=@ Ommliidr.
T1on Q A @ 10N
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SaItimurc's ip0hentItd,e SterbltDs
fcifsE att,o Geburteitatiittf.

Su uerpi6euer 9Sofe betru9 Die 3all Der
im @eiuuobeitsamte angeneIoeIen 2ooeS'
fdae l25, oieieuIgeu Der Geburien lS7; uoH
@rltereu u, % uuo 169 menger, als III Den
Yaraaelmoaeu uoH reip. 1882, 1881 mo
1890. Die Wfeiten - Is - llarbsH III Der
12., rie 8eulgiten - 8 i'll Der To-, 10. Il.
22. 9Saro. Son ben @ehorbenen maTeH24
rod fem >5abr, l3 Swii9en l uno 3, 20 5piz
iheu 20 uno 100 Sabren alt; SO III ben ser.
Staateu, 40 im AuSlanoe aeborene SSelBe
uu0 26 Shwar;e; 81 mdnnIaen unO "a
welbllheu @eitlehtS. Su Spudlern tas
men 16 EOOeSfdQe Dor; 9eld)enlaaueH
wurOeu gcbalteH. IS ilarbeH IS al Sun'
genihwinOiutt, al Sersleioeu, an III
tersi6mdd)e, 6 oil StlagiluB, al yun9en'
@nSuuouu9, l Ourd elgene 9anN, l ourt)
@rtrlnteu, l ourd SabuwusgonS.
ais all auledeupeu Srautbelten oarnlsotr
liegsuO babeu Aerite l Sbroriilen9mel'
lungs, l Seutbulens, 8 QtpbtberlttS' uHo
26 Diaiernz8 8atIeuteu eiuheriutet.
Son ben 1877 @eboreuen maren 105 SeIBe
mo 50 S1mmas; IS Snaben InO 79 gfaOs
dleu
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Q39,43,9,55,S) Rpbert +.
"a nrcau per semzSurd,bruds=
~ Spmniff1re.

Nareau per StrasemzSurdIbrud1s=
~ Somuih1Te,
Baltimore, ben g. Srnt 1898.
Die Stra5enz 2urhbruhSsGo Gommiiire MAIDEN IN
oemdBheIt Der Seitimmuugen oes EaItlmorer Staotz
G5eieebudeS, AZ. artitel, biermlt betanrt, oaB lie
Woniae, ben 10. Sui 1898, 10 ubr SormitGas,
i'm Biireau Der @ommiiiare i'm Gatbbauie lbre erle
2eriammIuHs baIteH peroen, i'm Ole ibHen Setrells
Der @onoemHiruH9 uHo 8irdbredluHs Der Sorrouz
Strnsc, pom Der Saparo= bis sur Suibz StrG6e,
iibertrd9eneu Sefugnie uno pom IbHen erbetlhteH
Yflldten in lebereinitimmuna nit Der am 20. apriI
1898 eenebmi9ten 8erorouun9 9tr. SO oeS D(aporS
erIuQeu. zantueI &. Sbarretls,
Souie 9Se6,
Sames 1t. Srctpcr,
Nnn,utiiSrp.
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erid,tekt fcime ESrau atlf oer stra6e.

@uau8u le, Sno., II. Sunl.-6l=
dluro 6amiltOn, elu WtIglieo Der 6euer'
pebr, erldloB geiteru ietue Satttn auT Der
SraBe. @r perOddtigte Die 6rnI 'h''
lifen untreue uuO it0B fIe nleoetJ utS->-----
in Der @eieuid)aft pom gSlltam GINS ers
blidte. GINS murbe ebeufaus ourd) elnen
SduB perpunoet. IeOOA ntdt toOtIlf. pa
tr1tItrrf eutfnT1
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NOninlllluI
Q39.43,9,55,S) Robert fS. Green. GIer
% 0hrsau Der streBru.sar6bruass

Wuteuu OCT SItEBtHsL HtuIUtHuIS@
~ Sommihare,
SaItlm or {, ben 8. SUM 1898.
Die Gtrasen Turhbruts &ommiiidre MAIDEN IN
@5emdbbet Der 6e1tinlmunsen be5 Batimorer StGot=
Gj,esbudcs, AZ. 2Irtitcl Iisrmit trtaHHt, oaR ne
WpHtoa, ben 10. SuIi 1888, 10 lbr SormIt@
tags, i'm 9lreau Der @oumiIidre im Jiatbbauie ilTe
eritc Seriamuiuua balteR peIoeH, nm bic ilHen Be
trciiS Der @onoeWHiruna uHo Surhbrcdluns Der yan=
ticafezStraBc. Don Der Sdpdro= lis SUl9= StraBe,
ibertragenen SeiuaEiiie uHo pom bHen erheldlteH
Yfllhten in uebsreinulEtuHg nit Der an %. 2tprll
1898 9enthmi9tsH Yrroronun9 gir so ces UiauorS
uHb StabtrGtbes bon Baltimore GuSSulbeH. reip. Su
criulen. SanlueI y. Sharretts,
Spuie BED,
sSaMcs W. Sremcr,
9omuliidre;
139,43955S) Rubert &. 0reel, Slert.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OWn
(13O.3,4,S,9,42)
O,areau pes Observation-Disclosures.

GSnreau pes Observation-Disclosures,
~ SuItlMore Den 27. Mai 1893.
Die 9ouimiiidre iiir ben 8urdJbruh Der StraBen IN
Der Staot Baltimore baben elHeH poutaHolaen uno
perbeerteH SeIlht nber bic gSertberbohuH9 SeuerH,
@ntidloieuneen uno IuS9abeH fir Die @CnoemHlruH9
uno oDurd)0redlun9 Der SttinetraBc, poHSGteritraBt
bis 5ur yortbs 2loenue, in @jemdBbeit oer Seroro'
nuHa gir. II, pom Uiapor unb StaotIath Don SaIs
tlmore an 4. Niai 1882 senebmist ausssiertist
uHo bel mir hinterIeot.
IS fpiro hermit betannt eema6t, baE bic Siiter
uRo Yldn. Der bsiaeteu @ttiuaitraSe i'm SurcaE
bcs Staot G,sitrators oreiSia Gage lang Don belte
IieseH bIeiben iIr bic 4rfung aer babel betbeis
iteiouR9 Der @ommiiidre in ir9eno einem Qerld)tc,
Dsltes Gerihtsbartslt barber bat, appellrt DsroeH
taHn. Sobn ". Hobb,
l26,32,9 ,44) StaotzRe9ifrator.
Nsmrcau oes Observation-Disclosures.
~ SGItim Dre, ben 3. SUM 1898
Die 9ommiiidr. fur ben DurhbrId Der StraBeH IN
Der Stabt Baltimore babeH eHtn uolhaHolgcn uHo
p,rb,erteH Seribt uber Die l9ertherbobunssienern,
gntddoieuneen unb Guseaben ilr bic @onotmHIrun9
uno Den SurChbrudb Der SpmuienosS sStraBe, pom Der
Selalr AoeHue bis 5ur SHnHonz StraBe, IN SemeBpst
Der BeroroHuna yir. IS, pom Vianor uno Staotz
ratbe poH Baltimore 20. Diai 1891 seHr1ust
Gu59etertiat uno MIR be9laublat.
Is fuirb hisruit betduHt semadt, SdB bic Sader
unoBIdne beiaoter 1pmnfeno noitrahe I'M Snreau be5
Gtaot= 5.siitrators oreiSis 1aae lang pou 5eute
on ie9eH beIbeH ioen fir bic lrluR9 aer paoeI bez
tbeiIl9ten 8erionen, mGbreHo Delhsr 3et 9e9eH bic
Snt9eioune Der @omuliiidre in ir9eno elHem 9ez
rdt, fp.Ides gsrdtsbart.it oaru6er bsfist, appel
lirt nsrben tanH. Sobu ~. Gpbb.
(132, ,9,44.50) StQotzHellItTdtor.
:3e nrcau Der Splfsfreiidbuls
80 SpmmiNdre,
Baltimore, ben 9. SUM- 1898.
Sine Yriifune BON IppIifauten aus oieier
Staot nnr ssreiiteuen in Der Staats SornaIs
Gd1uIe uiro Samftag, ben II. 5uHi, Bunft 8 rbr
frib 6e9nHeno, IN Der Vadod cuzc y, 1tmaridlule
gr. (SuoDeitzGde Der 5Sapette= uno @resHeitraBe)
aeboIten.
SIM Suffrage
(139,41) Scnrs WR. SptpIes, Ssfr,tdr.
O(ontiniItrati ons >An,etge.
~ 9iad1rdlt tpiro 6iermtt 9e9eben BAT Der Inter-
;eldhnete Dom 2SaiienzSeridte Der Staot Baltimore
Eoumadlt Sur golitreduna oes &ei!ameHtes oes aQz
bier ocritorbeHen ,Sr hu II. 4aniba g erhaIteH bat.
aue DisisHiseH, Die SSorberunaen On oieien gahlaB
baben, Deroen bicruit aui9eDroert, iode Heblt ben
nothiaen BeIesen ipdteiteHs bis Sum IA. &eiembcr
1898 .iHiureiden uno 9eIt,nb Su MADDEN ooer 5u sez
pdrtisen, bag e ibrer AHiprihe oeieR 9adlas aez
eelicb fir oerluitig erfdrt DerbeH moseH 4le, bic
3ablunaeH on oiceH giadbaB 5u MAIDEN baben, DeroeH
biermit dueeoroert, iolde uHuersu9lh Den Inter
sed9ueten tu leiten. Gsscben natter meiHsr 9ano an
oieiem, oem 8. 2a9e oes 5Ini 1888
9beooore ppn RiufcIH,
(139,43,9,55) 2eiiameHtsuolitIedcr.
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@ureau Der raSenzSurbbrnd1ss
~ SommiIiarc.
o SaItim c, ben q. SUM 1898.
Die Straser=Surdbuts= @ommiiidre MAIDEN IN
GjeieBbulcs, AT. artltel, biermit betaHnt baB ite
Niomtas, ben 10. Suit 1898, 10 lhr Dtorsens,
I'M Slreau Der @pmmidre i'm 9iatbbaule ihre erlte
SeriammIuHg balten Deroen, nm bic lbneH SetrenS
ber @o1oemnirIH9 uno SurdbreduHQ Der Shen=
StraBe, @beiterzS traBe bIs sur BGtteri rioH=Part=
gpeHuc, IbertrageHen Seiuaniiie uno Don ibneH err
helihteu YfibteH in llehereiHittmmuH9 nit Der am
20. april 1888 aenebmisten SeruroRuH9 9tr. 50 osS
DaporS uro Sta0tratbs uon baltimore auSjuu6eH,
reip 81 erTulleH- SaniuCI Is. Sbarretts,
Suui5 Scf,
SantsS u. Sremcr.
@oulmvidre.
50 d2 9.hH 81 Rnherf L. Nlrecli. SIeTt.
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Yeaior's SfantfdbufsG ement
r,porrt anss, mas aus sautidut bshebt. Is Cents
in allen apotbtieI. (5tbr2S,j.2iD
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asyp Die yUt arp amber y lie
ensuutcrri d. ts i t" al
Roro. 4ucuue, Der @alpertitraBe ge9eniiber,
oibt 3 ounerftas, ben 10. Sum, Nben0S
: llbr, Dor benz 4utritt Der SOmmerlerleH,
ibr idbrGi1eS &oHjert nj pV9'
cenms S1euter" !" in 9tr. 1909, gtoros
6borlestraBe. Noh ieSeS Sahr bnbeH bic
9eIfuuoen Der bes eo.In @eiihtsEnneS bes
roubten uualiidliheH ben 00rer entiitdt,
uup mer bem SabreS r@Ouierte eiunal bels
oemobrt, bat fifer bel allen ipdteren giela
d,eu GeIeaeubeiteu NE ge1eblt. @tntrtttss
farteu fam man bon Dem 2lnnaltS' 'Olret!Or
erlanoen, wenn man mtttellt an Die S9uIe
obreiitrter Yuftturte Snrum uadudlt.
Rsy- Ser Trauenuerein Der Ct.
MQttbdiz IS m elm (Baitor G. 5uz
ber), alle;eit aaf oaS 9Sobl uno 0eoeiben
berlelben beoaht, 9lbt Diem i 6, ben 49,,
uup Nfittm d., ben IA. SHnt, m Sc
meiupelhulhauie Elm @robeereHt sit
moan Der Giutritt Is Gents toitet. DIE Da1
men oes YereluS haben dion mebriad be-
pieieu, in meld)' eIegauter 3uberciuu9 iic
be ;ur 3eit aui Der 00be lbrer Sdmadbat-
lei, TebeuOe t0ftlide 6rRdt ju 'erprcn per-
iteheu.
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ST. gfrnaro Kr1nftr=Dillfr.

,zyz. alslesldilh aus sSiInHBenitoifea be'
W. ifsbcn0 enraEtiri. Tas tsitt psIlmttz
a " tel sesen s-fer= Il. Galsnreibpereer,
III = 8sritcpftbsit, appfpsh. Shwinbel Il.
w = 9ereauunssleteen. al5 Sluireirtser
y - u.9eherar;nei uni6ertrcfsu. Ssse Saz
fM# milie iollte St. BerHnrs aTauferpiueH
~ rrrratbts balten. 25 5Gt5.. BET 4pctbez
sZszl1A fern ober p. BpIt. grnbsn umicnit pru
asoter & Gp.s y. 8. Beg 2416. Rsp 9s&
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e. 6. SMrmer,

140D
0Smreau Der Strase eu= Nnr d brudDss
~ SommiSdrc,
9 Salt re, ben 9. sunni 1893.
Die StrasenzDurthbuuhs= @ommiidre MAIDEN IN
gemdsbeit Der StItimmuHgeH oes Sdltimorer Staot@
Gejeebuhes, AZ. 2Irtitel, biermit hefannt, oaB ie
Wfoutae, ben 10. S5uIi 1893, 10 llbr Dlorgers,
I'M 6itreau Der @omuiiidre I'M 9tGth5aule ibre ere
Seriammlung baIten neroer, mn bic ibneH SetreflS
Der SpnbenHirune uno Surdlbrud)S Der Is eoclauez
StTabe, bon Der Saparoz bis Sur Guib>S StraBe,
iibertrasenen Ssiusnlie uHo BON lbneH erbeildten
Efitten in neberelnmmuH9 nit Der am 20. AprIl
1898 senebui9teu BeroronuHg yir. 81 oes Dlapors
uno Staotratbs Don Baltimore GIsSuubeH, reip. iu
eliIleH.
SamueI r. Sbarretts,
&ouie Se6,
SamcS u. Yrepcr,
9ommiidre;
tl39,43,9,55,S) Hobert +. 8reeu, @lert.
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9suamit.grpIpfion Dor Dee sSobnuua clues
StaatS anmaLtes.

Nntperpeu, u. SUM. - Sor Der
gSObnung bes blef9eH Staataauwaltes .r.
eisuete iib beute triib cine @rpIoiiou, peld.
uiele 6eulterideiben 3erihmetterte. Slid
lider 2Belie puroe 9tiemanO uerleet, oa Die
StraBeu nm bic betrefieuoe 3eit nod per.
ooet waren. Diau glaubt, oaB bic @rplo.
non oas 98erf zines Serbreders 1T, Der iia
an benz Staatsanwalt ridden moate. Die
Yolisei if nit elmer uuteriuauue beIdaftigt,
bat leOo9 nod feline Spur uon Oem urpeber
Der Chat.
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Taute's Giusua.

sofia, II. SUM. - 6iirit 6erblnanb
Don Sul9arien belt am Somitag nit leiuer
iungen 6rau eiueu ieierlideu @ln,ua in Die
pauptitaot. Se6s NIT SrauBenfe0ern ge.
idnidte Tferbe Sogeu bic Staatsfaroiie, III
melter oas iiirtlld)e Yaar Ylae eeuommen
bate. Spseurelter rltteu benz .Suae Dor.
aus uuo cine nlllltarlld]e gstorte foiete.
3ebn neue 6oImagen, melt]e SIrlt Serols
nauD ipesleu III 9SIen beiieqt bate, betan.
ben fi9 IN BEN Su9e. Ssi Dem Glu;ugs
wur0e ELL in GuIgarleu nod ME selehene.
Youlp entfaltet. a9enlabuu9en Don Blu.
men paren auf bic SiraBsn gelfreut NOR.
ben, bur9 pelde iid Der 3ug bewegte.
DIE SQuiez iparen nit orIentalIder 4rat)t
eeltmudt. 2ie Wenl6enmaiien Iionoeu
bis Did3t al bic gSa9eHrGoer o.s iiritlldsn
g8agens unb be9ruBten IubeInD Die 6iirliu,
meIhe bul9arii9es 9tatlOual.Soiliim trug.
Iad)oem Ill Der aatbeorale eln yIeoeum"
gelungen mar, nabmeu UIirr NIB Surltlu
auI elnem orIenIaIIlgeH Shrouitiiel Hlas,
moraui Sabaoie 4OreIieu Gem flritli1eu
Paare Iberrel9t pur0en. Die SurilIH be.
lam in Solse Der ueberaufrenqunq eiuen
Sbnma6tsaulaa, aus oem lle Hur NIT Dtiihe
suriideebrarbt rperoen founte. abeno8 pas
rem bas 8aIuis uuo ale StraBen lQumiuirt,
uno 5euerIuert muroe aut allen Quh0beH in
uuD auBerbalb Der Staot abgebraunt. Oas
9eordn9e aui ben SnaBeu uno Yldeen
belt bis heute gum friibeu gtorseu oil. Der
@utbuiiasmus Der SeuDIteruns mar Elm
arpBartisers
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sis morweaiiae gesternms sibt uad.

Stod b o | III, 12.t SUN. - Die uorz
megtihe 0tegierung bat ben 6oroerunaen
oeS StortblHg uahgeaeben unO etn9eplIz
Ilgt, tbre SlnauSrauSatttOnen Der p9tor=
megii6eu SaHt" su ertilehen uno Ole 6el0z
mauSuer Ger Dtlll; uuo Der 1lEIeutruppen
nh,rhrpdeu
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Gin ttaltentf6es gerfbernnas Ionopol.

81 m, u. Suni.-s8ie uerlautet, bat Die
Resieruus ben Sori9Ius sur @infIbruug
eines petroleum. sWouopols als nitt ;wed.
mdBis perlporien, unp mil ftatt Qeiitn ein
Qebens- unO Seuerueriiherungs- D( ouopol
,infIbreu. 0tan i6a9t oa6 6us 2setere
bic 8sueuuen Stalien's nm $4,000, 900 Cir.
(S1O, ,OOO) pro Sabr srh0b.u m.rbe. Gin
iol9es Monopol piiroe ben amerrtanii1en
neutrality-suspicious., pelt)e Sur 3et
grobe @.fafte IN Stalien o.rri1ten, gum
euormeu S9aoeH geyeid!eu.
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Gom, -. Suni. - Gtlf bisberige Stu=
Seuten pe8 bleIigtu Gmerifaniideu @olegS,
uel6e ioeben Die Yrleilerluelbe erbalteu baz
ben, butten beute cine auOtens bei'm Yape
uno empIiugeu beiisn Segeu. Die iuugeu
Yriener meToeu pemnaHft uadl ben Ser.
Staateu obreien unO bort SteQeu erbalteu.
The morning call., 1893-07-20
MAID MARIAN'S RUN.
Record for a Mile and Twenty
Yards Reduced.
One and Half Seconds Clipped Off
the Previous Figures
Quickstep Stake.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

WASHINGTON PARK. July 49, The track
was fast. The Quickstep stake, worth $4,000
to the winner. was overshadowed by the remark
able performance of Maid Marian In the fourth
race, when she broke the mile and twenty yards
record by 11a seconds She led all the way,
and was three lengths ahead Of DiablO at the
finish. The Quickstep stakes had field OF
seventeen starters and lie finish was most ex-
citing Filtration. he fayOfite. Ohio Belle and
May Fern flashing in the oIdsr nanled. being
only head
one mile. First Ward won. Joe Murphy see.
ond, ST. Crnix third. Time. ala.
One and 2 sixteenth miles, Content won. Rag
nor second. Emma Primrose third. Tine, LAB.
Quickstep stake, ha.i mile, Filtration Won,
Ohio Belle second, May Fem third. lime,
40.
Mile and twenty yards, Maid Marian won,
Diabo second, Anna third. Time. 40.
Six furloncs, lssie o won. Brazos second,
RunyOn third. Time. 1:1514.
Mile and a sixteenth. Ormie won, Selena u
second Rock third. Time, ala.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 19-The track was
fast.
Five furlongs. Prodigal Son won. Carmlne
second, Hannibal third. Time. 1:O21a.
Five furloDgs, Queen Bess won, Factotum
second. Josie third. Time, :0234.
Nine iurlongs, Logan won, King Crab second,
FideliO third. Time, :56s4.
Six furongs. Geraldine won. Srocco second.
| Gold Dollar third. Time, :1434.
| Seven furlOngs, Wallace won, CrOcus second,
| Uncle Sam third. Time, 80.
! One and IA quarter miles. over five hurdles,
Ecarie won. King solomon second, The Dutfer
! third. Time. 2:2212.
| MONMOUTH PARK, July 19.-The track was
| fair.
Five furlongs, Tormentor won. Sionenell Sec
ODG, Meddler Ihid. lime. :02A.
Mile and sixteenth, KineIet won, The from
master second, George Kelly thhd me.
:43A.
Five and half furlOngs, Prg won. Half Mine
second. Harrington third. Time, LILO.
Mile, Young AliOn won. Don AlonZo second.
Certainty third. Time. :4214.
seven furlongs. Cactus won. Arab second,
Spec culation third. Time, :2734.
Six furOngS, Julien won >OuudmOre second,
Beekon third. Time. :151a.
DETROIT. Mich. July 19.-The track was
fast and the attendance large.
Pacing. 2:21 class, unfinished from yester-
day, Declncourt won, Christie Queen secoud,
Boone Wilson third. Best lime. 3:13.
Trotting. 2:22 class, La Tosca won. Fascina-
tion second, Island Wilkes third. Best time,
2:15s4
& Pacing. 2:15 class Jessie l. won, Rosewater
second, Maggie third Best time, 2:l2$4.
Free-for-all trot Waller L wOn, Little Albert
second. Alvin NJ third. Best time, 2:13.
The morning call., 1893-07-20
HAS EARNED HIS HOME.
An Old Soldiers Long Tramp te
Rest

Los ANGELES, July ia. Thierme, 76
years of age, with a record OF forty-two o
years service in the United States army,
has arrived at the Santa Monica branch of
the Soldiers Home, having walked all the
way from New Mexico. He is penniless
and shattered by disease and wounds. He
draws larger pension than the maximum
amount allowed to applicants. but on ac-
count of his age and severe wounds
this money all goes for medical assistance
Governor Treichel admitted the old ve,e-
ran conditionally. and it is expected that
in view OF his unexampled record in the
army he will be allowed to spend the few
remaining days of his life at the home.
Thierme enlisted at St. Louis in 1910 in
the First Dragons. marched with General
Hancock across the plains to California
and went East when the war broke out,
afterward serving in indian campaigns
and in the engineer corps on the Pacific
Coast He was mustered out in 1882. He
served under Kearny. Hancock. Bu-
chanan. Grant. Sheridan. Crook. Augur,
RUSSELL, Dent. ingalls, and Wright, and
carries a majors commission signed by
Secretary of War Stanton.
The morning call., 1893-07-20
Result of the Hunt in
Northern Waters.
HEADED FOR COPPER ISLAND.
The Fleet Has Crossed Over to Rus
sian Waters, and Will Hunt
to the South.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

SEATTLE, July 19-The first authentic
news of the catch of the Bering Sea fleet
was received to-day 1t shows that nearly
all the vessels did we'll. Skins valued al
$4,000 were landed here by the City OF
Topeka yesterday and consigned to Cap
tain j. c. Nixon.
The largest catch was that OF the Alex
ander. followed by the Allie Aiger.
Following is the catch of the entire fleet
American and British Columbia. up tC
date:
American vessels-San Jose 200. Volun-
teer 12. George r. White 215. Theresa 222
w. Ainsworth 600. Achilles 259. Herman
1000. Mary Brown S95, San Diego 400. E.
f. Webster 1000. Lille l. 700, Bowhead
900, Sophia Switzerland 1900, Rose Sparks
800. Matte r. Dyer 2O00, Mary Fl. Thomas
1000. Alton 71O. M. Turner 525. Mascot 400
Louisa 700. j. Eppinger 800. Alexander
250O Louis Olsen $50, Rattler 700. Allie j.
Alger 2300, Henry Denis 100. Flora Adams
500. Emma and Louis 1900.
Victoria vessels-Favorlte 1000. Kate
2S9, Oscar and Hattie 1900, Victoria 600
Enterprise 1900, Sadie Turpel 800. Rosa
Olsen 600, Mascot $50, Dora Steward 1886
Annie E. Paint 7SO. Sapphire 2260, Tri-
umph 1850, E. B. Marvin 1915. Mist 231,
Katherine 11s. Beatrice 600. Ainaka 1900.
Ocean Belle 1900, Mary Ellen 1900. Minnie
1860, Libley 1OOO Casco 100. Bariedas
1900. Penelope 1900. Venture 65. Charlotte
Il. Cox 203O, Vera 1000. Pioneer 1920. Mary
Taylor TAO, Mountain Chief 135. Aurora
500. Sea Lion 600. Alice 50, st. Paul 200.
Pathfinder 1890, Wanderer 1872. c. d. Rand
1885, South Bend 124. w. P. Hall 43S. Mis-
chief 3l4, Aretas 700. Labrador go. Fawn
749. Walter Earl 14O0. Maud S 54S. Agnes
Mcdonald $500. Brenda 1900, Walter L.
Rich 900. Otto $50. May Belle 1850.
In addition to these, there we're reported
l25 brown bear valued at $4,000; so black
bear, $500; 125 land otter, $3.50; 10 sea
otter, $500; 1000 mink. $1,000; $50 white
fox, $500; so Cross fox. 5000; 7 silver fox,
$3.50; black fox. $100: 100 lynx. $50.
All the sealers except two or three left
Sand Point, headed for Copper Island,
Russian side. The crews dread the trip
into Russian waters. for all fear capture
even outside of the limit.
Six OF the United States patrOllng fleet
at Sand Point watching the sealers fol-
lowed in their wake to prevent them enter.
ing Bering Sea.
After a successful cruise the sealers
don't like TO venture into foreign waters
and risk capture with valuable cargoes of
skins.
The object OF the Northern fleet is to
make cruise of three months down the
Russian coast and arrive ZONE in Octo Der
or November.
The value of the total catch reported is
about s6o0.ooo, and more vessels are TO be
heard frams
The feet of sealers are keeping clear oil
Bering Sea. The catches are made outside
and along the coast.
The seal herd has been followed from
the south to the confines of the sea, and
the fleet collected at Sand Point to dis
charge.
The morning call., 1893-07-20
COAST FIRES.
Two Residences in Butte County
DESTROYED.

ORovILLE, July 19.-The residence of
W. T. McVay. near Bidwell Bar. was
burned yesterday owing to the explosion
OF lamp. McVay had risen early. lighted
his lamp and placed it on the floor while
he started a fire in his stove, as was his
custom.
He set the lamp down and had moved
away from it few feet, when the oil ex-
ploded, scattering the contents of the lamp
over the room, and the owner had barely
time to escape from the building before it
was in flames.
He said the entire room seemed to be on
fire at once, but luckily none of the burn
ing oil struck him. The building was
small and the insurance limited.
CHICO, July ia fire Last night de-
stroyed the residence Of Mrs. d. S. Stauf-
fer and its contents in Chapman Town, a
suburb of this city. The origin was de-
fective flue. Loss, about $4,000. Insur-
ance on house and furniture, $1,000
The morning call., 1893-07-20
THAT SAN NICHOLAS STORY.
The Schooner Jennie Griffin Return
ing to This City.

SANTA BARBARA. July 10. - The
schooner Jennie Griffin arrived to-day
from San Diego. The Griffin is the
schooner in which Captain Mullett and
party were when they saw the disturb
ances on San Nicholas Island about two
weeks ago. The boat is now going back
to San Francisco in charge of Captain
Chase. A well-knOwn captain of this city
who has talked with Captain Chase and
who is thoroughly familiar with all the
islands of the channel, having sailed
among them for years, discredits Muletrs
story and says that he has seen san1 shift
in the harbOr during heavy storm,
changing the appearance of the coast en-
tirely. 1t is due, however, to the action Of
the waters and not erup:ions of the earth's
surface or in the bed Of the ocean. He
thinks it likely that such a change took
place while Mullett was there and that
vivid Imagination Of the party made it ap-
pear much worse,
The morning call., 1893-07-20
SPOKANE AGAINST SILVER.
Citizens Favor the Repeal of the
Sherman Law

NEW YORK, July 19.-More than sew
entv citizens of Spokane. WASH. have
signed resolutions in favor of the repeal of
the Sherman law.
Among them are the Mayor nf the city,
the president of the Chamber of Com
merce, the presidents of several banks and
fruit companies. wholesale merchants.
mine-0wners and manufacturers. The
resolutions were forwarded to the rresi-
dent Of the New York Guaranty and In
demnity Company. reaching him to- day.