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MOMEyTARILY MYSTIFIED.
The Diner Emerged Happily Into an A tmos
phere OF Undisturbed Serenity.

The Diner Emerged Happily Into an Atmos-
Phere OF Cndisturbed Serenity.
Il had been feeling pretty comfortable: :
quite happy, in fact" said n middle-aged citi-
zen, until I saw this newspaper. I had
dined. or thought had had paid eighty-flve
cents for my dinner Ia man can get all he
wants TO eat for that-I don't mind conflding
to you that have dined for less. and had
given ten cents to the waiter: then had
lighted this cigar-it is good cigar-and
there had seemed to be along the verge OF my
mental horizon Il sort Of permanent aurora
borealis but now comes this newspaper and
upsets everything and loaves one in state Of
dire confusion
town town Can that be truoI | am quite sure
town? II l am; haven't dined and my happi.
monseyn1,didI pay It for a, dinner for somebody
l suppose. that l have had the op-
must admit TINT my gratefulness
Is tempered somewhat by the fact that. l spent
the major part OF my current possessions for
that meal and If an really out OF town, and
SO have not yet dined. must DO content with
an humble meal than that conferred upoh
the nobody who remained in town.
But no: that paragraphs a mistake. I'm
sure: have certainly dined. and dined COM
fortably. and this Is n fragrant and cheerful
cigar. and lites aurora Is shining more bright
ly than ever, and am. in fact, still in town"
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hand. whieh held gold watch.
watch wal in Mr.: Taylors hand AS the thief drew rev
bis hand S Of the oSbs oPns Saus BY
who was the first OF the passing crowd startled
by the crash I 81 glass @ to M realize the situation
f kiehard Wilson. s' ceI@rsd Watchman 'sme em
ployed by the Benedicts. rushed from the
stors out cut Hi the BroShdwHy SntranGs and
Ali this had happened in less than thirty
BY an excited crowd. Just as his capt0rs had
led the man to the store entrance Policeman
Yan Arsdale and Benedicts' private detective,
feetly calm. When he Sas taken to the rear
was John COnnor. and that he had attempted
to steal the watches because he had no money.
na1 DnS sd
OF which were found two sharp knives which
looked rs II they belonged to = shoemakcrs
was piece Of milestone. ,Connor was taken
to the Church street station. where he was
OGlce as a convict who had been in prison in
When sUY reporter asked Connor, how, he
crowd as is always in TINT neighborhood in
that sss SsRna al sh. Hfsp #aSp been 1sf
kind OF man isn't In every crowd. .
Connor said he finished his term In Sing
Sing In 1897.
Il lid time" he said. "for cutting man
who pulled q balc hook on me-"
At o'clock Connor was taken to the Tomhs,
where he was held for trial. The police be-
leye he has been in prison since 1887. and he
will be taken to HcndGuarters this morning
for inspection by the Central Office men. when
mora Of his record will probab bly, be developed.
=. After the prisoner had been taken away from
tho store. two goli watches were found be-
nonth the broken window on the Cortanlt
street sidewalk and returned to the store Tho
damage to glass ana watches amounts to about
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shape. and color OF large potato. An irreg-
ular- shaped hole. through which mans hat
could be passed. was made by the blow. and
instantly the thief's right hand shot through
tho holc. grabbing ut some watches which
were hanging on racks across tho window
space.
The Benedicts. father and sons. have been
repairing timepiecos OF downtown business
men since 1918. and now always have a great
many fat substantial looking gold watches
in process OF repair and adjustment. which
hang on racks before the Cortlandt street
windows Of tho store. Underneath the racks
are benches at which tho watchmakers work.
and Alfred II. Taylor. foreman OF that depart
mont. was standing by the bench at the win
dow which was smashed. Mr.. Taylor saw the
thief swing the rock at the window. and tho
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farmer FREDD,s DISCOVERY.
A Living Potato Bug Killer That DoubI,
Discounts Paris Green.

A Living Potato Bug Killer That Double
Discounts Paris Green.
LANCASTER. July I'll what John p Fredd. a
prominent farmer OF Walnut Glen. Montgom-
cry county. says is true. there is likely to be
some commotion In the Paris green market,
for Farmer Fredd declares that there has ap-
peared on his farm nnd adjoining farms de-
stroyer OF the potato bug that can discount
Paris green. And the most important part OF
1t is that this new destroyer does not cost any
thing. for 1t is living creature and seems to
be working for the mere pleasure OF the thing.
Tho potato bug appeared in Montgomery
county in unusual numbers this season. which
was thought strange, as there had been none
to speak Of for the past two seasons. The
other day Farmer Fredd went out In his potato
fold to dose tho ravaging beetles with Paris
green. when he was surprised to SOC mono OF
them on his vines where he started In. but
they lay dead on the ground by hundreds He
went on. and soon found an explanation OF the
sects the ike OF which lie had never seen or
heard Of They were longer than the potato
beetle. but narrower. and had red wings:
as far us he could see. One would seize
It in tho neck. when the potato bug
fierce and untiring was this winged Nemesis
ofthe bug from Colorado that not ono was left
W tho rMs fSs ds
stroyers followed Systematically the rows OF
vines. some going In one direction across the
sands OF the red-winged insects. and SO rapidly
did they VOL rk that they cleared tho field Of
potato bugs in a lew hours.
discovery OF this strange but henencent insect.
other farmers have come IN with word tfIat the
sSere y sns
growing neighborhood.
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FROM HAT 40 BOOT SOLE.
Connecticut Lightning Plays Queer Franks
with Italians Costume.


AHsoNIA. July Tho thunder and lightning
OF last Friday cut UP queer pranks with an
italian named Louis Precilo ut Woodmont
Precillo was walking with his brother in field
whom shaft Of lightning descended and
landed sauarely on Louis's head. His derby
hnt was tho FIRST to engage the attention OF tho
electric fluid. For tho fraction of n second it
toyed with tho headgear. ripped tho brim on;
with holes, Then It started on it's Journey g
tho ground by the trunk line. ms II We're. 1t
shirt and his skin. carrominG over the
joints Of his. spine. branching or to his right
leg and into his shoe. This article will never
bo worth much again. 1t pulled out and
melted every nail. ripped open every stitch,
and threw tho pieces around promiscnousIy.
soems TO be lightning prooi. for inside OF an
hour no was revived. and Saturday he was out
as II defying tho lightning to try 1t again MS 1t
had mad. such a poor ion Of the flrst attempt.
mark shows the route OF the fluid. hut that ls
all he has to remind him OF his aiternoon's
play with ono OF Jove's shafts. His brother
was unihjured.
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sleep on d. docks r on q canal bont. m wunst
wen got quarter went TO lodein' house"
=, Ye Won't run away. again. will ye, me dar-
lin" Mrs. Maloney asked tenderly. -.
Nome. Say. boss. Roddn nudder nickel r'
Such were the neculinr .clrcumstances OF tho
day Mrs. Maloney took Tommy to tho Tombs
Police Court and introduced him to Justice
r"oh. so you'ree alive. are your" said the
Justice.
WELL" said the Justice to Mrs. Maloney,
you hiring the boy here tomorrow morning
at q o'clock"
Mrs. Maloney said that she would. and then
To-day the Gerry society agents will bring tho
two other hoya to court and make them face
Tommy. They will. In all proba bility. be dis
CHARGED.
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Cynthia N. westover. Is published By TAFT.
Sons 4 Co.
From the Highways OF Life" little book
Of narratives OF n religious character, 10 pub
lished by the Columbus Press.
Duties OF outposts Advance and Rear
Guards. with Manual OF Guard Duty. U. &
Army" prepared by Lieut. W. T. Burnham OF
the Sixth United States Infantry. is published
by c. W. Bardeen. Syracuse.
"Rand. Mentally h Co.'S Illustrated Guide to
the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains" is
the work Of Mr.. Ernest InRersoll. who knows
how to write guido books very well.
third edition Of Electricity Up To Date for
Light. Power. and Traction" by John b.
Verify. is published by Frederick Warne 4 Co.
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Ylflp 2nhhtnti6n6

Illustrated 32mo, Cloth,
Edwin Booth. BY LAURENCE HurroN
The Decision of the Court. A Com.
edy. By BRANDER MArTHEws
Phillips Brooks. By the Rev ARTHUR
BROOKS. d. d.
George William Curtis. An Address.
BY JOHN WHITE CHADWICK.
The Rivals. BY FRANCOIS coFPEE. Trans
lated.
The Unexpected Guests. A Faro"
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs.
Slavery and the Slave Trade in
Africa. BY HENRY NJ. STANLEY.
The Japanese Bride. By NAOMI IA
MVeA
Giles Corey, Yeoman. Play By
MARY E. Wilkins.
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Will. or Wealthy Broos,ya,t...

The wills OF tho late James s. Noyes, W. b.
Leonard. and Charles Frese Of Brooklyn have
been offered for probate. The estate OF Mr..
Noyes Is estimated at $500. 900. and is equally
divided between his sons. Henry f. and James
a. Noyes Mr.. Leonards estate Of q. 900. 900
is divided among the widow and throe chill
drsn The will 81 Mr. frsse the brewsSE ss dis &
and real estate estimated at $a1SOOO. The
whole Is left TO- the widow on condition that
II she remnrries she 10 to get only one.t third
In liem of doWor
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Protection for BrooIIys Trees.

President Augustus A. Low OF the Tree Plant
ing and Fountain Society OF Brooklyn headed
a delegation that waited yesterday on Mayor
Boody to protest against the posting Of siGns
ON tho trees and their defacement in other
ways. Mr.. Low said that Sunday schools wero
notices OF their excursions and picnics on
the trees.
Mayor Boody said that tho city authorities
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Edsseomoe Road Narrowed.

The lines Of Edgeeombe road. north OF 155th
street, were changed by tho Board OF Street
Opening yesterday. and the width OF that
thorouEhfare was reduced from 100 foet to 80.
The change was made because tho new Har-
So closely that the ihtorvening property would
have been practically destroyed for building
purposes.
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Howrll O.bora Dldn't Appear.

Reidy wRddell. who assaulted Howell Os-
born in Burus's Sixth avenue restaurant on
Saturday night while Osborn was dining
with W. d. Oliver Jr.. and some other friends.
was arraigned In Jefferson Market Court yes
to-day, having been remandod on Thursday.
As there was no complainant against him. ho
was discharged. He had nothing ~ say about
brought him over from Police HeadquArterS,
where no spent Thurrday night in a cell said
that Osborn had declared his intenti0n not to
appear against Waddell.
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1856. ThesNorId Of Chance. A Novel
BY W. D. HowELIs. 90 cents.
735. Debit and Credit. ANoveL From
tho German of GUSTAV FREYTAa 90
734. A Wasted Crime. A Novel. By
DAVID CHRISTIE MURRAY. SO cents
733. In a Promised Land. A Novel.
BY NJ. A BENaouGH. so cents.
1872. An imperative Duty. A Novel.
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELIs. so cents.
73i. A Girl with a Temper. Al Ro-
nance OF the Wills Act. By II. B.
F1NLAY KNIGHT. so cents.
73O. The Yelled Hand. Novel By
FREDERICK W1CKs. SO cents.
1913. In Summer Shade. Novol.
By MARY E MANN. SO cents.
728. The Silent Sea. Novel. By
Mrs. ALIcK MACLEOD. so cents.
727. An Exquisite Fool. Novel By
E. F. POINTER 50 cents.
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Nay Discourage Bringing SIckIy Imni.
grants.

DR.. Scnner. Commissioner OF Immigration.
has notified the steamship agents that here
after. in accordance with a contract between
the Health Department OF New York and tho
United States Immigration Bureau and a de-
cision OF tho Treasury Department. the rates
for treating immigrants suffering, from con.
fore patients at tho Ellis Island Hospital have
cost the steamship companies " cents day
now the charge will bo 81 day. Patients
ment will cost the steamship companies So a
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M.,n,.,u.d Their Right to Rob.

Jacob and Frances Guth who were brought
back from Elmira yesterday with all but 500
of the $4,000 which They had taken week
ago from Mrs. Guth's mother. Mrs. Clara
Schreibner OF $50 East Third street. said in
the Tomhs Police Court that they thought
they had a right to take the pocketbook from
family" but that they did not know Mt the
time that the amount was so large Justice
Meade held them In $1,000 each for trial.
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ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO THE HUDSON RIVER
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

by Ernest Inyerso author Of - Week In New York" !"
&c The descriptions of pleasure resorts routes &C.
are entirsly impartial and moro complete than any
heretofore published and accom- by
ing historical and other information. Fully illustrated
Five large mapA Paper binding. so cents cloth.
81 Sent by mail postage prepaid receipt OF price,
by
RAND. McNALLY 4 CO
81 East 9th ST.. New York. 1913 Adams ST.. Chicago
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Fashions ALTER IN TOWN,
But the Century's Beginning and End Show
Human Nature Unchanged.

But the Century's Beginning and End Show
Human Nature Unchanged.
How great are tho changes OF n century in
some things and how small in others Is shown
by an article In tho Saturday Rerie,n dealing
with London a hundred years ago There was
no gas then. Oil lamps enlivened the streets.
and candles struggled with darkness in the
theatres. Playeoers whose homes were In what
after the play in knots thirty or forty strong.
armed with bludgeons and blunderbusses. be.
fore they dared run the gauntlet Of the army of
footpads that IN Tested the streets In 1900 bill
defended by many distinguished statesmen.
The press gang gang was @ abroad nightly. Whi!c SON
nsss iergerv o eonns f and %drS rlna lSsG nst Wate
man was fined for nssaulting a drunken cit-
zen who complnined that he was calling the
wrong hour. and the wrong weather These
Q change in. There are othors In which tho
London OF to-day. like the rest OF the world.
hasn't changed much.
Of "Matrimony" were common in the half
dozen newspapers of the day, State lotteries
were legal. Coven5 Garden Theatre. that held
Shakespeare's plays. gave up rs stage for Il
sparring .exhibition to Mendoza, the prize
fighter John Philip Reemhle tho actor, sat for
humorous, and Belcher AMI Mendoza wore the
heroes Of tho hour. although they didn't fight
for S5O,O0O purses. Tho dresses Of the period
quatenoss as covering for the body.
1oadsasrs Sss Hoeoedns sSts' wtS sasus '@e
tion 100000 OF them spent each Sunday in
settine rid Of si9H T6e s stnIstinian rtfSts y,
CLASSES these pleasure seekers Ms follows
So1tr ......'."',' 20 900
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st,n Bs.IsaiuS yick.bur..

Tho holiday programme which over e000 peo-
pie applauded OH the occasion Of tho thirieth
anniversary OF yicksturg at Manhattan Beach.
Sicksburg Is now to bo seon nt its best.
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SIS Maced onia, Lesk. Gibraltar.
ss Augusta Victoria. Barends Southampton.
SB Eron Prinz Frederick Wilhelm, Ahrens, Naples.
SIS Creole Prince. llanslip. Grenada
SIS Ask. Rosenkeld Giharf.
IS CITY ot birmingham. Burg. Savannah.
IS CITY of Coluint, n. Jenncv. West Point. Va
SIS Roanoke Hulphers. Norfolk.
SIS Goldsboro Pennington. PhilndclphiA-
Ship Arabia. MacI.oon, Fan Francisco.
Ship Carl lashagen. Bremen.
Bark Principe di Napoli. Gnribnldi. Marseilles.
For later arrivals see First Paye.l
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Harper's Franklin Square Library.
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S. NormAnnia. from southampton for New York.
81 Ethiopia from Moville for Now York.
Ss Dresden. from Bremen for New York.
SIS Moravia from Hamburg for New York.
Ss BAstl, from Para for New York.
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s. Ping suey. from Singapore for New York.
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DHROWNDED, IS UT? NAH F!
r. uiLoNET, Esq, COMES nome TO
" IfIS MOTHER.

Nobody Has Murdered Him Yet. ard the
Us,eh OF Bishops Couidn't Tell which
or These Boys Hns Been Lying Most.
Tho reincarnation OF Tommy Maloney was
accomplished in the dawn OF yesterday morn
,ne His mother was sadly sewing her dress
a. oimournlng. His father was sitting silent in
a corner OF the room. lamenting the sudden.
,ho cruel demise Of Tommy. the first born.
Then Tommy came home
Now the reincarnation OF Tommy was not In
,he nature OF miracle. not by long shot.
Tommy had simply been an exponent OF two
great truths. viz
1. when boyis thrown into a river he dossn't
always drown.
. small boys som mctmes lie.
To begin at the beginning takes us back to
tho Fourth of July. On the morning OF that
day three little boys were brought prisoners
10 tho Tombs Police Court. Their names
they have been published often since then
are Patsy Radican, Frank Lago. and John
Maloney. Tho charge against them was that
they had drowned. or helped to drown. Tom
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Hus,nrss 3ootires. .


"Dr. Snniord's Liver InvigorntOr Is ~ veg.
stable for bliousness constipation. Indigestion.
lDr, LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder; whttens
the te eth and IuriheB tho breath. 25c.
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stew publications.
Choice Summer Reading.
Harper's Black and White Series.

Ornamental, so cents each.
whittier: Notes OF his Life and Of his
Friendships. BY Mrs. JAMES I. FIELDS
Coffee and Repartee. BY JOHN KEs-
DRICK BANGa
James Russell Lowell. An Address
By GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Seen from the Saddle. BY IsA Can.
q R1NGToN CABELI.
A Family Canoe Trip. by FbonrSc.
WATERS SSEpEKEn
A Little Swiss Sojourn. by wuuAx
DEAN HowBLLa.
A Letter Of Introduction. A Farce.
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELIs
In the VestibuIe Limited. By BRAN.
DER MATTHEW'S.
The Albany Depot. A Farce By WIZ.
LIAM DEAN HowELLs.
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Spsr,al aot,res.

CHILDREN HAVING wOnMA
Require lmIneaiAte attention. BHUMN'S vRkMlFUGE
C0MFlTs are the BEST WORN LOzENiBS tu use. Owe
RELIEF quickly. For sale by druggists. 10 cents box.
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s. Gelert, from New York. at Hamburg.
S. Ressei, from New York. at Liverpool
SIS Minister Mnybach. from Sew York. nt Mansluis.
SIS Rock Light. from Now York. At Barrow.
ss Donna Maria from New York at Oporto.
S. Oevennm, from New York, at Oporto.
IS Iroquois. from New York. at Charleston.
IS Tallahassee, from New York. at Savannah
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHis DAY.
sun riacs... SO sun sets.. 80 Moon rises II IL
NIGH wATkR-rHIs pAr.
Sandy Hook. 80 Gov. Island. 38 He'll Cato. 427
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Harper's Quarterly.

ia. The Aztec Treasure.House,
A Romance. By THOMAS A. JANvrEn.
Illustrated BY REMINGTON. Post sve
Paper. rs cents.
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SIS Diamant from New York for Dover. on Sciliy.
IS Rune from Now York for Liverpool. of kinsale
SIS Friesland from Now York for Antwerp. on Scilly
The sun., 1893-07-08

NO.
{. Vesty Of the Basins.
A Novel BY s. p. MCLEAN GREENE.
Post svo. Ornamental Paper Cover,
30 cents.
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HANDBOOK
OF THE
WORID'N COIJIMRIAN EXPOSITION

NUkLUN CVLUMBlAN EArUSIl1VN,
by the Same pu bshers containing Information similar
to that in above book In mewbat condensed
form: 224 pages octave, profusely illustrated Price.
in paper cover 2h cents: handsomely bound In cloth.
to cents; full sea.grained leather binding. $3.50.
The sun., 1893-07-08
A BOLD THIEF AT BENEDTCTS'.
JOHN C0NNOR SMASHED 4 WINDOW
AND GRABBED IT THE WA1CHEs.

This Was in the Daytime at n Crowded
broadway Corner - Tanks re Would
Have Got Away but for Lawyer Tubbs-
"That Kind Of Man I-n't In Every Crowd"
An undersized man. with small. round
head covered with close-cropped black hair.
and his face almost blaokened by q weeks
growth OF beard. walked across Cortlandt
street, going south. on the west side OF Broad
way. yesterday morning at half past 10
O'Clock. turned sharp down Cortlandt street on
it's south side. and suddenly, without looking
about for On instant, crashed rock through
the first Of five plate-glass windows in the
Cortlandt street side OF Benedict Brothers
jewelry store.
Tho rock with which the glass was broken
was held in the left hand and was the size.
The sun., 1893-07-08
sArLKp FROM DOMESTIC PORTS.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

SIS Cherokee, from Charleston for Now York
SIS Kansas City. from Savannah for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-26
On the wheeling Circuit.

SCRANTON Sept 25.--In spite of a hard driving rain
all tho morning the International OF the
Bicycle Club were held a. the Driving Park promptly
on time this afternoon. Tho half mile track was wet
near the pole and soggy elsewhere yet the rode
In good time Sanger appeared twice. to be defeated
by Ave men In ths haf-Ins open aud by Tyler In tho
mile International For tho latter race $500 pia no
was the first prize q $500 diamond second and $50
bicycle for third. with fourth rfth and sixth prizes
aud valuable diamonds for each quarter neld OF ten
and ne half in liik Miller took tue hrss quarters
Tho iled strung single ne riding on the ont.
sac or The track sanger held last place for half
nile. and coming forward, tied Tyler the quarter
pore These Two Fought royal battle for the honor
Tyler winning by u reach OF only six incheS The sum
one Mile. Eovico-J. ". Gilchrist first C. NJ Browpel
SECOND X b. Kaufman third. Tlme Bal.
Half Mile, upen-H q. Tyler brst q. r. Taylor second
81, 2 smith 1Id T. c. Bald fourth. NJ =. Dsrnberger
Twemhe, bi+O Clsss-IAmes Willis westneld nrst;
Titus New York second; 4. Bad, Buffalo, third;
Mr. high Philadelphia, fourth; q W. Krek NTH.
one Mile. lnternationAl-H G Tyler. nrst: w. O. San.
ger, second q. T.. Taylor. third; N. y. DeTnberger
fourth Bliss. NTH: I: o. bald. sixth. Time 2;I5W
one Mile, Handicap-W. e. Sanger. scratch hrst; III
miller 100 yards second; J. Bliss. 10 Yards third;
one Mile. 2i35 ClAsI-F. j. Titus hrst; James Willis
second: o. s Brandt third; @. q. Gardner fourth; ii
Gregory, hfth Time 2:5l Id
Twomile HAndicAp-JAmes Willis 225 yards arnt.
sAngsG second; y. J. Titus, 1915 ards third; n.
v, Miller. 100 yards. fourth. Time 4it7 l.5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-26
Uncertainty Wins Mt Pr to !.

GLOUCESTER. Sept 25,-The victory of Uncertainty
the extreme outsider the high price selling race was
the feature to-day
Neisonl TO won: Arizona 100 tBurrelD to l. SEQ.
Ona RiChal lO7 (KucheD). 10 to ]. third fine 1854
second kace1Four and half furonRs sweet Alice.
second; Tommy Brophy lod porrlsSeyl. sto l. third.
Third Raee-six and a quarter furlong. Maggie
third. Time. li2aL - -
Four hAce0ns mile; Uncertainty. 90 Gribs,, rs
sarluh lO7 (Euchcn) StO g. third. Tine. 49,
fifti kace-Four furiongs. small Hopes. OF dem
nnnRs, 10 to l. ISni LION loi tMoTrissrrl Ito D.
Sixth Race--Fve furiongs Little hill, lo5 CMay.
beryo to .; won: Irregular los Uiowe) 10 to sec.
9nd; Prince feyton loS tKuchsn, to l. third. Time
The entries for Tuesday follow:
FIRST RAce-one mile md an eighth Mssive, ia;
Shhuncy, Brooklyn, National. 100 each; Ketchum
Eiyt0n. st. PelL Glenal Jim Mason Paradise IO3
shch Tar and Tartar. Atawau % eaca: silver Que en-
Second Race-Threc.Guarters OF a mile; three year
Odds Fix knight Control, Clinkumbel. Wist Io7
each; Speedway, hontel!. Harry Hlnkscn, Honey.
each: Atlanta LATHE Alice. bert. VI each.
, Third Rsce-Fiye eghths OF a mile Blizzard. Text
PsrzSRee each snh Of spTaey 1877 Fred T.ra
ards; 1895 Mayor D.. McKeever Con Lucey. I03 each;
BarthrnA Rad Light, 81 each.
Fourth Rhce-fiye.eghth OF a mile. Key West. 100;
R ensoT Arlsty io2 EACH Sonora Musnee
Efth RaceIIhrsS,quartsrs of mile; twoyear olds
nereaa 100 Little Brave Dare Devil Archbishop. each
sixth Race-four and half rurlongs. Prohibition
George s. Caesar Skeezgester. Frank &. CArrAoua
Courtland, Golden Hard Work Darius. Hawtsye Judgs
Mi1ehslL Citizen each ITO: Josie Wells AAjels. each