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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EOR RENT1AT BENNING. D. C ELEGANT u.s.
L room dwelling, witt 10 of land: D minutes,
Walk from station hne wafer; rent, $40 per month
also room house near station. Sl5 per month and e.
room dwelln9 81 Good HoIe Park $40 per month
apZS-l2t L. h BROOKS. SIG l2th ST n W
EoR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
more new homes at Lakeland. Nd.
Two 81 200 COTTAGES. Drs. S20cash and 500 per mn
Two SOQ cottages. TO 1r.. S.o cash and s25 mo
Two s3 go COTTAGES srs $50 cash and $50 ner mo
Two 81 oOOcottaaes. Sto l0rs S45 cash aud s45 mo
All OF the above cottages onvenient to the sta
ton- they well built. have porches wells prmns
fences out uildings. &c. lots contain Is O0
feet of ground Lakeland situated eight miles from
Washington on the Wash. branch of the B. o. r. r. !:
also on the line of the proposed and electric
railroad to Baltimore. 1thas a beautiful lake stores
pc st office schools churches &c Communication icsets
TO Nash. only 6z cents each way. Apply to EDWIN
A. NEWMAN. Owner 1889 X ST. w. from = TO 10
m. or p m. at Lakeland. Inquire for I. J. CABLE
Supt. mh1-tr
EOR SALF-HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS, BATH
attic and cellar. over looking CITY; street cars
large lot, fruit trees Call address L. ]. PUT
NAM. o3 Franklin St. Anacostia mhl5-2m.
tCOR SALE-BROOKLAND. SOUTH BROOKLAND
L Metropolis View and vicinity property Now is
the time to purchase for safe Investment
GRACE VI. THOMAS,
mh1l-2m 100 Corcoran building.
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More Room for sailors.

The proposed changes in the interior arrange
ments of the cruisers Detroit and Montgomery
in order to give greater space to the sailors
have been approved by Secretary Herbert, and
work on the ships will be commenced at once in
order to get them ready in quick time for active
service
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ArricnItural perartmrnt Appointment.

Frederick Bragington and J. II. Honan Of
Indiana have been appointed inspectors in the
bureau of animal industry at Hammond. Ind,
at salary of 81 400 and $1,000 respectively.
Seven taggers. at salary of 500 each, we're
also appointed for the same station. ii. ID.
Wayne of New York has been appointed in
spector for the ports of ST. Albans. VT. and
Rouse's Point, y. \. Three new minor appoint
ments were also made for South Omaha
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AT A called meeting of the vestry Of Grace
7. +. Church il was decided to have parish
meetings looking TO missionary work in the
parish. and the building OF a new church The
following were elected to the convention at
Baltimore: A. Y. Cray. lay delegate, and
Charles l.. Burch. alternate.
GEN. THOMAS II. LOCKER Law reader and
vestryman of 81. Johns Church. Georgetown
parish. has been selected as lay delegate to the
diocesan convention which is to convene at 10
a. m. on Wednesday the Slst instant, at En-
manuel Church. Baltimore.
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A Verdict of Not Guilty

In the case of John Alberts the brewer, tried
in the Police Court yesterday on charge Of
keeping unlicensed bar, the Jury returned
verdict of not guilty.
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The King of EloCr Clint hs

In covering a moor that l. to have hard wear use
"WIID'S LINOlEUM.' The best and the original
make in the L. ;. None genuine except that let
tered on the back "WILD'S LINOLEUM"
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

EQR SALE1A SYNDICATE. TO CLOSE ITS AT.
LOTS on 10TH ST NV. AB0vE DUPONT CIK-
Gle. 22196 TO ALLEY. AT Low PRICE, 81 %
SQUARE FOOT CHARLES EARLY, 6O3 Is H
81 my6-1t
EOR SALE OR MISUNDERSTANDING LOT.
L 2OXlOO ON 10TH ST. ABOVE Q ST. NV
myo-t CHARLES EARLY. SOB 14TH ST. wv.
FOR SALE;u-MosT DESIRABLE CORNER on
/ MASS. AVE. NV; ROOM FOR ~ HOUSES;
CHANCE FoR BUILDtR OR SPECULATOR; Low
PRICE OF ABOUT $3 FOOT.
EoR sALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE CORNER
I i OF 21ET AND P SIS; NV; 64X9O FEET;
my61t CHARLES EARLY. SOB 14TH ST.
FOR SALE-TWO LOTS, 22.3XS5. IN OREGON
i AVE NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; 2Oc
FOOT UNDER TIE MA KET.
my6-t CHARLES EARLY. COB 14TH ST,
lOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLE LOTS WITHIN
i BLOCK LINCOLN PARK: ON MASS. AVE.AND
Is ST. FOR ADO I $3.50 p r LOT.
my6-1t CHARLES EARLY. SOB 14TH ST.
E'OR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. OWNER LEAVING
L city. nice corner lot in wellimproved northwest
section OF city. Only 81. 700 Is worth s3. 400 Ap-
Ply TO lZ''o 9th ST. H. W. my1-12t
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For SALE
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH,
LESS THAN RENT FOR GOOD PIANO;
But will sell you handsome piano. full octave;
VERY ELEGANT ROSE wdOD CASE;
Finest tone.
WORTH $3.50 NEW FOR $50
sl0 down and s. per month; no interest
BETTER SEE THIS INSTRUMENT WITHOUT
DELAY.
F. g. SMITH,
my10 1925 Pa. ave. NV
EHOR SALE-DO YOU WANT PIANO! HERE'S
chance: One upright. slightly used. made by the
well-lnown plano makers. Messrs Gutenberg 4 Nau-
pei of Gath St New York city; regular price, $500;
viii sell for S263; $40 ca and 10 per month. One
nice square. &l2.p; - cash and g. month
HUGO WOkCH 4 CO.. 915 9TH ST. NV,
mh14 " Sohmer liano Agents
lrOR SALE-ALL PERSONS HAVING PIANOS
for sale will find facilities for storing unsur-
passed. Terms reasonable. SANDERS STAY
MAN 9A ST. n. my9-3t
E'oR SALE-sQUARE PIANO. IN GOOD CoNDI-
ton cheap to quick buyer. ON storage Il 90 eth
ST. n. myg3t
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The French Academy has made Prof. Henry
Augustus Rowland. physics; OF Baltimore, q
S. A.. a corresponding member
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IOR SALE-ONLY ST. IOD. ON EASY TERMS
Il Why do you pay rent when you buy new
nine-room house on the above price and ,Armse
These houses are north of DUPONT CIRCLE have
brown-,tone and press-brick fronts handsomely
paperei cabinet mantels furnace heat and electric
gas liz hting.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN K BATCHELDER
mNl LIN Cor ar,hG
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

L-0R SALE-A RARE BARGAIN-A MAGNIFI-
cent full size upright grind piano. only slightly
used dark mahC case; ~ octayes three strings;
grand action; all the latest and best improvements
very rich aud FIJI tone with beautiful sing quail
ties of the finest pianos made: cost 500 II sold
at once can be had for only $4O cash. monthly
payments at an advance. Call at once.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
my10 9l3Pa ave
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ENOR SALE-UPRIGHTS AND SQUARE SECOND
i hand pianos; all in frs-clasS order; at sacrifice
prices to make room. See tnese now
myl PFEIFFER CONLIEF. All l1th st. I. W.
LOR SALE-A GABLER UPRIGHT PIANO, s125
L also ha, dsome square piano, 500; both special
bargains. THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE. o21 llth
st. Agency for the standard Nose pianos. apl-.Sm
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"NJONTPELIERr FOR SALE.

"NONTPELIER" FOR SALE
vi One OF the Eraniest old manors of Maryland
Contains 20 acres at 300 per acre. Montpelier''
asoh in 5 F"t of Maryland The
s built Of brick imp ,Ted from WIN Hhr T.nds
and the style OF finish in thc Inferior is equal the
water and steam. lighted by gas, has pnre spring
water in pipes through the house bath room-in fact
Al modern improvements. Everything nice and in
6 The grounds surrounding the dwelling are be,ut-
and have long been by tourists as the nearest
resemblance to Eng sh that can he found in
try DID, and forest y oaks that has no equal in the
country on hgh ground in close proximity (withn
H. s ana ss on B. aRg NJ r.
from Was1ngt,n one-half hours rifle by r. r >
will increas' in value surely the national capital
grows. Arare chance To- secure country home that
Was n-;o on road. over which Gen WASHINGTON ire.
grh d Travelled and one rom in the house is always
point was then his CONVENIENT hating place.
dwelling cannot be duplicated today for $40. 600
The place an earthly raraise ami must seen to
All the furniture in the dwelling which is nicely
furnished. ali the horses. carriages and vehicles
can be purchased at appraised valuation and pos
session can be given within ten days.
'--'i TH0s. D. BuN Niea Attorney
my9lm 6l2 + s.. NV. Washington. d. C.
E'oR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE NEW AND At
tiful country seats on easy terms
my66t' COOKE d. LUCKETT. Rockville. Md.
EoR RENT-FoR THE, sUMMER-H.NDsOMF
time 70 and from Washington l.. KEMP DUVAL.
1893 F ST. NV. apIS-lm
EOR RrNT OR SALE-A FARM OF A. ACRES
veniences attached situated on the water lnils
nils and on, one.f9ur'n from Old Point Comfort. Va.
Phoahn-. va ''''O' '''' apl7.im:
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For sA Hnsci., ,.,r,,n. ,non.,
fne Chckering riano Wa. $40. Now 800
One nne square piano Was l25. Now So
One fine square piano. Was &ll5. Now $40.
One nice square piano. Was BOO Now &65.
The above Instruments are in pc feet order and
ust the thing for beginner. offered these low
prices to close them out and will be taken back at any
time In exchange for isnos.
my10-6 THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 9l3 Pa ave.
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E'OR SAI.E-l3TH ST. BET. AND L SITS.
Il . NEW BI;DWN-STONE and 7. b. houses q
Rooms oath and cellar; LATES improvements;
FURNACE and open CRATES. PRICE, IS. $50.
ap3om iii l4th St.
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L,OR SALE-A CJZY HOUSE: ONE SQUARE
Il from cable cars. 6-ruOm house. with closets.
bath room. nice front and back yards, h-Own-stOne
bay window low rice nd easy terms H. r. = On
frSt flor 6O7 sth It. n ". my lO-1t'
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FOR sALE.BY -
L GEO. Y. wORTHINGTON,
~ - COP ST. NV.
$3.50 CASH. sl5 PER MONTH, will buy either of
the following desirable houses:
New room frame Y. J. ave. near NJ ST s. e. ;
inclosed rarkinx Price, al, 900.
New o-rOom frame on 10Th ST. X Sc rented
I'll. 30. Price. 81 4 %.
$3.50 CASH. sl5 PER MONTH will pay for a de-
sirabie new 6-room brick on st. 10th
latrobe stove slate mantel; water and Price.
$500 CASH. s35 PER NTH for pretty s-room
brick on I'd st. near handsome inantels aid
pspering- Price 81. 200. ap29
EoR sALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
Il for an apartment house; on ST. n. W. opposite
Franklin Park u IT. IL by IA # to 3O-ft. alley
rear.
APnlyto DR.. d. NJ OGDEN, Executor.
apl3-lm' 1924 st. H.
FoRsALE
We make a specially of BROOKLAND property.
ana ~ VIII pay you T. call upon us before buying.
We have LOTS at from 3 TO 30 cents per square
loot that We can sell favorable terms and HOUSES
from 81 400 to "a. 900 No trouble to sho1 prOpertg
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER.
ara Cor. 10th and u SITS. nv
kOE SALE A BEAUTIFUL BROWN STONE
4 house; rooms; all III. on avenue. ~. 600; no
cash down; $50 per month; also some cheap lots.
Owner. j. ID. CkoiSSANT. 6l0 18th st n. W. ap24 I'm
EOR SALE-BARGAINS-NEw HOUSES: EASY
terms $50 and GAL q st. ne long lots to alley ;
. rooms an cellar; papered and electric lighting.
oNNER. 10 st. W. mh3l-3m
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EOR SALE BUILDERS AND SPECTATORS.
attenti9n-Ffty -esit lots. 10 # front to l5-ft.
alley, Morris St bet. and q and 9Th and eth H.
sewers. sidewalks. nc Toe. per # terms TO suit
Inquire OWNER. 20 f st. NV ap15-1m
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IOR SALE-NEw 7-ROOM BRICK ON p ST
ne r electric cars; "a. OOO $500 cash and s25 per
i.on'n : rents Tor s2 90 Address OWNER. 1914 II
81 n W. my93t'
EOR SALE-A GOOD 1O-ROOM HOUSE WITH
csiIaf ana well. on rennaliytown road south OF
MO9SeS Inn; lot 81 feet front; price for whole.
SS oSSSS Terms very easy. HEISKELL NcLERAN
Aoo' - Iny9-:}t
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l'OR SALE-A FINE HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN
L q 1t. 3lst house occupies p feet of the
lot which is 60xl 20. IA rooms. bath furnace and la
trOb. heat and all modern Improvements. Price, If
Dougnt at once. S14 80. ADpiy TO
U1l5l y. II. WARNER L co.
Iuyti 1t OLE r st
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EOR SALE-A CHEAP TWO-STORY BAY-wIN
L dow house on II st ne. has six rooms and bath
with mofern appliances, lot l5NSD price. 50, 600
which i less than similar property in the immediate
neixhbOrhoOG. B. ii. WARMER X co,
mvtl5t U116D 9I6 st
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EOR SALE-6 NEW 1O-ROOM HOUSES on MD.
Il ave n q a N. L, speaking tubes and electric
bells Prfce, -. 900 each easv terIos
myS-3t' FOSTER FOSTER, ST. 18th ST NV
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EoR sALE-BY L. sTARGARDTER, 61s 1871

The above = only portion the pronar., ON w,
books For full list call At Office for bueii3 isn,
or the Is: and 10TH i''A0A
ruy9 THOS. l. WAGG.u,S
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L'OR SALE-'WO SPLENDID PIECES FOR IN
Il vestment. lSt 81. n and the other on
Pierce The former well rented II about per cent
and the latter at l. per cent BE- IN bargains. See
for particulars. Ii. H. WARMER & Co.
myti-Jt 116S an 1850 9l6 st.
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LNOR SAIE-A BARGAIN IN EIGHT ROOMS
Il and bath ; s.. near 10th NV. Lot lSL5x1l1 to
Gl-fOot alley two-sory brick stable in for
four carriages and two horses; house all mod imps
electric bells and limiting; tilej vestibule and
HE pavement; must b. seen to be appreciated.
InyS-}t WI. h. HO GE-. 1907 Z ST. W.
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EHOa SALE-A SPLENDID PIECE OF GROUNI
L aS reasonable price fronting Il feet Nortl
Carolina avenue, running thro III to ST n e. bet
l3 and 18th; sidewalk. gas and sewer. Price pc
foot. 7Oc. \ nd for tist.
1t DAVID d. STONE SO4 and SO6 ST. H. W.
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Il DESIRABLE NEW DWELLINGS"
18th and L sts."
''2O0i to 20l0 18th - n.w.;"

Price on v So. 800"
These houses neary completed and have
rooms and tiled bath rooms finest plumbing and
Porcelain tub; heated by furnace. eectrIc I've anu
all IN ;parlor trimmed with 'cherry' and reception
hall and dining room trimmed in oak :. four tiled
open hreplaces; glass storm doors. Apply
NESCOTT, WILCOX X HIESTON,
ny6-6s 1907 Pa and 9th and La. ave,
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CUBURBAN HOMES AT TAKOMA PARK Ks n
- sineton. Garrett Park. Aubrey HEIGHTS. Rockville
and other points along the line of the Met br of the
b. x q. r. J. for sale cheap and on very terms
by G. G. BERGMAN, Attorney -at-Law. so !, T ST. n w.
lIOR SALE-AT wOODSIDE Md. EIGHT-ROON
frame cottage cellar. furnace. range. well of good
water: corner lot. lo0x2JO feet price - SOD Terms
to suit. Is. F. LEIGHTON
nhoS-2m 452 D St H. w.. cor 4ix
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Pickpocket wins form Mars.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 13.-The
weather today was almost uncomfortable
and the attendance presented a limp
and be-draggled appearance. The ten
probable starters for the July stakes
We're reduced to five, with Dobbins and
Declare out of it, the stake was left en-
tirely at the mercy of Hyderabad, who
st. Maxim closed favorite for the place.
The race was an easy one for the fav-
Orite, he had but st. Maxim to beat and
did this without apparent effort.
The Shrewsbury handicap was thought
a sure thing for Mars by the talent,
while Banquet was a strong second
choice. Mars set a killing pace TO the
home stretch where PickpOcket collared
him, winning by three lengths from
Banquet, who came from the rear with
some old time speed and wrestled sec
ond place from the tired Mars.
First race, seven furlongs-Steve
Estes 105 Midgley, to l, won; Stone
nell 134, Lamley, even, second; st. Flor
ian 120, Littlefield, to 5, third; time,
1:29%.
Second race. one mile-Sport 122,
Thompson, 9 to 10. won; Roche lis, Lam
ley, 3 to l, second; st. Michael 122, Gar
rison, IL to 8, third. Certainty also ran;
time, 1:41A.
Third race, the July stakes, five fur
longs-Hyder Abad rs, Hamilton, l to
f. won; St. Maxim lis, Clayton, to l,
second; Sam Lucas 113, Midgley. Is to
l. third. Long Shanks and Prig also
ran; time, 1:0124.
Fourth race, the Shrewsbury handi-
cap, one and a half miles-Pickpocket
100, Midgley, 4 to l. won; Banquet 125,
Lsmley, 5 to 2, second; Mars lis, Little
field, 2 to l, third. Picknicker and Mari
gold also ran; time, 2:33%.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
Chateau los, Lamley, Is to 10, won; Ed
Kearney 911a, Fox, 6 to l, second; Cross
fire colt ia. Hamilton, to 1, third. On
the-way, Pirate Chief, Nesbia colt and
Larry X also ran; time, 1904.
Sixth race six furlOngs-Hammie los,
Lamley, TO 5, won; Sir Arthur, Midgley,
5 to /, second; Wah Jim III, Thompson,
4 to l, third. Mr.. Sass, Rosa H.. Onward,
Wood Chopper and Jack Lowell also ran;
time, lib.
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THE KEENEs MAKING MONEY.
Domino Captures the Rich Hyde Park
Stake at Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 13.-James r. and F.
p. Keene lost the American derby with
its Neutrality-suspicious. prize, but they
have taken away $4,000 with three
starts at the Washington park track.
st. Leonards second in the derby netted
them $1,000 FL TELEGRAPH won $4,000 in
the Worlds Fair stake and today Domino
captured the Hyde Park stake, worth to
the winner about $4,000 The California
colt Peter the Great was second and Ed
Corrigan's Vassal third, Ell TELEGRAPH
finishing fourth. Domino won without
any apparent urging, taking the lead at
the half and never releasing it.
With TaraI riding Domino and Simms
on El TELEGRAPH. the Keene pair was in
stalled almost prohibitive favorites at 1
to G. Considerable money was placed on
Peter the Great. The latter got off in
the lead and held it almost to the half.
where Domino went to the front and
stayed there to the end. Peter the Great
raced along in second place to the end,
Vainly trying to catch up, being length
behind at the finish Vassal improved
his position steadily and was good
third The time for the six furlOngs
was ia fiat. The twO-miie race, which
closed the days sport, aroused great
interest and resulted in a new record by
Newton, the time being 3:251a, while the
best previous performance in race was
by Wildmore in 1882, in 1928. Ten
Brock made the distance in trial
against time in 3:2715. Newton was
third in the betting at to1. Versatile
was an s TO favorite and Prince OF
Darkness second choice. Old Ormie led
during the first mile, then Versatile took
it up and kept in front to the three
quarters. where Newton went forward
and was never headed, winning easily by
two lengths. Summaries:
First race, purse $500, one mile-F1rst
Ward 112. Reagan, even, won easily by
a length; Koko 112, Henderson, IL to l.
second by a neck; Aldebaron 112, Porter,
to l, third; time, 1:42. The King,
Union, Fontinella and Lollie also ran.
Second race, purse $500, six furlongs-
Pedestrian 122 Taral, 8 to 8, won as he
pleased by three lengths; Anna Mayes
81, Perkins, 2 to l, second; Issie O 1O9,
II. Griffin, 10 TO l, third time, 1I3A. J.
r. Murphy Bill Howard and Sleet also
ran.
Third race. the Hyde park stakes, for
two-year-olds, $1,000 added, six furlongs
j r. and F. p. Keene's Domino 113.
Taral, coupled with Ell TELEGRAPH at
to 6. won without difficulty by a length;
Peter the Great .11S, Miller. to l, sec
ond; Vassal 1913. Martin, % to 1, third;
time TIA FL TELEGRAPH 123. Sims; Rey
FL Santa Anita rs, Morris; Rhett GOOde
lis, Reagan. so to l; Charity lis, Will
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-19

PITTSBURG, July 13-It has been
many years since there was such an as
semblage at the HomewoOd driving
park as that this afternoon, the attend
ance being 1900. OF his number 5000
were of the gentler sex. In the big
crowd could be seen some of the leading
society. business and sporting people in
this section and from all parts of the
country. The big race for the $4,000
Newell stakes was the chief attraction,
and the free-for-an pace assisted in
making the program the strongest Of
the meeting. The interest manifested in
the two races recalled old times when
business was almost at a standstill dur
ing the Pittsburg meetings.
In the pace all the great side-wheelers
took part, and the result was that three
fast heats were paced. There was only
one heat of the 2:21 trot on account of
rain.
The unfinished free-for-all trot was
called at IL o'clock this morning. Mar
tina Wilkes won the heat and race after
spirited struggle in 214l2. Lord Gin
ton was second and Hazel Wilkes third.
Summary:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-19
Stockholders Alarmed.

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-The stockholders
of six building and loan associations,
each capitalized at 100000. are wonder
ing today where they stand The asso-
Citations are the Western Union, Nos. l,
2 g. 4, and 8. Yesterday Milo T. Bo-
gard, secretary of all the associations,
and also one of the largest real estate
dealers in the city, gave warranty deeds
of all his property to John II. Vette, a
money lender, whose rates of interest
are considered too high for ordinary
business to touch. For what purpose
the deeds were given could not be
learned. The stockholders this morning
swarmed to Bogard's office and took
possession of his books. An examination
was al once begun, but it will take a
long time to unravel them in their COM
plicated condition. In the meantime Be-
gard could not be found, and therefore
no explanation of his side could be OBJ
tanned. Bogard is under bond of s15,-
600 to the buildingp and loan associations
to secure them.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-19

113, R. Williams, TO 2. won easily by
three lengths; lakewood 10S, Thorpe,
to 1, second by a length and a half;
Governor Tillman los, Tucker, to 1,
third; time. LOG. Senator Irby, Liber-
tine, Caroline Hamilton, Viola, Charity,
Vicente, May Thompson and Despot, also
ran. Una Colorado left at the post.
Second race, purse $1,000, six furlongs
Minnie Gee 107 Thorpe, to l, won;
Sis O'Lee 104. Graham, 20 to l, second by
third: time. 11415. Fontanillo, Mar
variez, Oporto, Gray Goose, Annie
Bishop, Lulu, Salvation, Penny Royal,
Out of Sight Santime, Monowai and
Vattell also ran.
Third race. the Columbus handicap for
trehe-year-olds and upward, worth S2O.-
900 to the winner. $4,000 to the second,
$1,000 to the third. one and three-siX-
teenth miles-Rudolph 107, Irving, to /.
won, whipping, by half length; 70
Tambien rs. Jordan, coupled with Maid
Marian in the betting at to 1, second
driving, by length and half; Ray s.
113, Porter, 80 to 1, third by half
length; time, 1:59A Loudon 101, A. Clay
ton, 10 to l. Hume los, Noble, 20 to l.;
DiablO, Taral, to 1: Lamplighter 126,
Simms, to 1; Michael Ito, Britton, II to
1; Morello 11S, Miller, to .; Poet Scout
lis, Allen. 20 to 1; Highland los. Thorpe,
40 TO /; Huron Ill, Martin. 80 to 1; Ida
Pickwick, Williams, 20 to /; Maid Mar
ian 100. Perkins. and Santa Anna los,
Morris, 10 to /, also ran.
Fourth race, handicap. $1,000 added,
one and one-sixteenth miles-Strath-
meath 116. Noble. 9 to 5, won in the
hardest kind of a drive by neck; Ga
Undo 122 Morris, IA to 5, second; Fara-
day LOG, Irving 6 TO 1, third; time, 1:47A.
Salina D., Chimes, Bonnie Byrd and
Sweet Blossom also ran.
Fifth race, purse 81, 900, one mile-Al-
debaren 80. y. Clayton, to 1, won easily
by two lengths; Imp SOmersault l22,
Morris, u to l. second by a length;
First Ward 100, r. Williams, to ?,
third; time, 1:4012. Tulla Blackburn,
Emma Louise and Romair also ran.
Sixth race. purse $1,000. six furlongs-
Oregon Eclipse 124. Taral. 3 to 1. won
by one and One-half lengths; Gascon 1O9,
Morris. 4 to l, second by two lengths;
Ethel Gray 119, r. Williams, to l, third;
time 113A. Tim Murphy, Princess,
Lorenzo, Acclaim and Tigress also ran.