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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
II fILED BT 4 TRAIN.
blackburn Sentenced 10 One Year In
Prison-Incendiary Fire.

Prisop-Incendiary Fire.
ROANOKE. VA, July 7-Special.-W
II. Eckers. front brakeman on n freight
train, was run over by passenger train
No. T. near Kenoya. w. Va, at =. NJ
yesterday and killed. The body was
taken TO Lynchburg to-day for interment.
Captain J. f. Gilmer. a director Of the
Cape Fear and Yadllin Valley railroad.
came to Roanoke to-day on a special
Norfolk and Western car en- route with
his family to the Blue Ridge Springs.
j. j. Lindsay, a fireman. while looking
out OF his engine near Lowry's. on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, yesterday
afternoon, was struck by a swinging mail
pouch and received several deep gashes
in the head
s =. Mackburn was convicted in the
hastings court to-day for shooting and
wounding James Gum. reported in your
columns at the time. and sentenced to
one year in Jail and TO pay a fine Of
500. He belongs TO a highly respected
Bedford county family, and was here on
spree at the time.
Roanoke had two fires last night about
II o'clock. The first, caused by a lamp
explosion in the kitchen of Frank Welsch,
caused only a few hundred dollars dam
age. but the second. in the large mat
tress factory Of the Stewart Furniture
Company. entailing a loss of 5000, throw
ing a number Of people out Of employ
ment until It can be rebuilt. This latter
fire was of incendiary origin, and John
Carrier is I'm jail on the charge Of being
the incendiary with strong suspicion and
some proof Of his guilt against him.
This is the third factory the Stewart
Company have lost by fire within the
last six years.
Mrs Rhodes, an aged lady Of Vlnton.
died last night and was Inferred there
this afternoon.
OF 1000 untaxed dogs taxes have been
paid on only 600 and the police are SELL
ing the untaXed CANNES daily.
Temperance Club No. has been or
Fanized here. and to-day committees be-
gan circulating petitions for signatures,
asking the judge Of the hastings court
to order an election on the question Of
license or no license 10 sell intoxicating
liquors here I'm Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
HTDRfZOFC ACID.
Powerful Explosive Made of Three Part.

Powerful Explosive Made of Three Parts
of Nitrogen and One of Hydrogen.
Chemists and others interested I'm this
city in the discovery and use Of new ex-
plosiyes are now busy studying the COM
pOnent parts and character of an acid
recently discovered by n chemist, and 10
which he has given the name Of hydrazoic
acid. This, il Is claimed. is destined 10
make n new era I'm the history Of eX-
plosives. The philosophy of an explosive
Is generally that i'm the compound the
chemical affinity between the elements
going to make up its structure is so
slight and the component parts so fraiHy
held together that being struck or ignit-
cd or the process Of dissolution started. IL
breaks up with explosive violence. II the
primary elements are solid little force Is
given. but If there is any quantity OF a
gaseous element contained I'm its struc-
ture the force Of the expanded gas is
obviously greater.
The new acid has been christened hy-
draZoic acid from its composition. which
is three parts of nitrogen and one part
Of hydrogen. IL seems strange that I'm
all the years that chemistry mas been
studied this acid has escaped discovery
till now. IL IS described as resembling
Whtflf lhlill1 nllpHnlf III contact WIN
the air. and causing painful wounds when
applied 10 the skin. The acid does not
seem to be itself explosive but the salts
il forms with most OF the metals are de-
scribcd as being extremely So 10 was
discovered accidentally il seems. dur
ing the course OF an obscure organic in
vestigation, and the strangeness Of its
properties led 20 an analysis, and the
discovery OF the exact nature OF It's char
acteristics. Few specimens exist in this
country, and the acid has not been
studied 20 any great extent.
The great amount Of nitrogen contained
in the compound, in proportion 10 the hy-
drOgen, would naturally lead chemist
20 suspect its explosive properties. Nj
frozen IS one Of the elements. which by
itself seems 10 be sluggish, inactive 80,
uniting with difficulty other elements
and forming unstable compounds. BY
far the majority Of known explosives con-
tain IL. and it is this property Of easily
leaving the compound OF which IL forms
a part, with great force, that gives IL IT'S
value as a component Of explosives. In
dynamite. FOR instance. Is TO be found a
good example Of the instability Of nitro
gen.
Nearly every one knows that nitro
glycerine is formed by the addition u a
mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids 20
ordinary glycerine I'm an ice-cold state.
The composition OF this is the glyceryl
radical I'm combination with the nitro
group, and IS extremely explosive. To
make it safer. Sc IS saturated in infuso-
rial earth. which dries. and is called dyn-
amite. In other explosives-such as gun
pOwder-picru acid. supric nitrate. and
nitrogen play an important part. Nitro
giycerine is only exploded by conclusion.
1t can be burned in an open dish with
safety, but this is an experiment very
seldom tried.-BaltimOre American
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SERGEANT ALMONDSHOT
nv xyEGRO ROBBER WHOM HE At
TEMPTED 10 ARREST.
Although Holly Pursued, the Bandit Makes
Good His Escape--The Wound Not
Fatai-yirginia News.

KEYSyILLE, VA, July 7-Special.-
Y & Almond, town sergeant. was wired
this morning to look out for a negro
who robbed n store at Chase City last
might giving a description.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock negro,
answering the description, went into Rut-
ledge's bar with = valise In his hand.
When he came out the sergeant was so
sure that be was the negro wanted, that
he walked up to him. and. placing his
hand on him. told him TO follow. The
negro said: II have done nothing" and
at the same time drew a pistol from
his hip pocket. The sergeant ordered him
TO put II down. but instead he fired. and
shot Mr.. Almond through the right arm
just above the elbow, going through the
flesh Of the arm, but not touching the
bone.
The negro dropped his valise and
started TO run. Nr. Almond fired four
shots at him. but # is not known whether
any took effect While running he held
his pistol over his shoulder and fired
behind him four times. lie escaped 10
the woods near the town. A large crowd
started In pursuit with dogs, and after
trailing him for over two miles aban-
doned the pursuit. Had ne been caught.
II would have been difficult to prevent
a lynching.
It IS believed he IS the same negro VINO
committed robbery a few days ago in
Henderson. y. &.
The wound inflicted on Mr.. Almond
Is not considered dangerous. but IS very
painful.
The negro's valise was opened. and
found TO contain about a dozen pistols.
several pocket knives. razors &c, n
portion OF the stolen propertY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
MURDER IDEA ABANDONED
The Missing Woman May Have Been
uarrfson's Wtfe-Other News.

NORFOLK. VA. July 7-Special.-The
police and the reporters are still at work
on the Cicero Harrison disappearance
case.
1t was reported to-day that the woman
had arrived at Newport News on the
Baltimore steamer but The Times re-
porter has gone to the bottom OF the
rumor and there is nothing in it.
IL is now known that Harrison was
not a wealthy man. rs stated by the
New York papers. but. on the contrary,
his means were very much limited.
The murder idea is now abandoned,
and it is generally believed that the man
fell overheard
When the woman Is found she may
likely turn out to be not al adventures,
but the mans wife. There is recently
discovered evidence which leads In that
direction.
w II. Wade a white boy, from Ches-
terrified county about fourteen years Of
age is confined I'm jail here. His mind
Is very much impaired. He was ar
rested tonight on the street, and was
nearly starved TO death.
Captain Richard Wingate. OF the
schooner T. Il. Creamer. reports passing
at the mouth of the Great Wicomico
river the two-masted schooner Willie
Tee Han, sunk with cargo Of lumber
The investigation Of the narrow ESCAPE
Of the Pocahontas and Norfolk at Old
Point Will take place Monday.
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GreenSyillr CCun'y News.

EMPORIA. VA, July -Speclsl-Judge
TUubul has appointed a committee TO
examine the condition OF the clerks Of
fee. who VIII reIo soon. There is no
doubt they will find the office in first
class condition Mr. +. L Turner. our
very polite and efficient clerk Of ihe cir
cult and county courts has entered upon
his twenty-fourth term. The clerkshiD
has been I'm the Turner family for half
a century.
The Democratic voters OF this county
will meet I'm their several districts on
August 9Th 10 elect delegates 10 the state
Convention. which convenes in Richmond
August II. 1893.
This section was again visited by copi-
Gus rains on last Monday. The prospect
FOR fine crops Of all kinds were never
better. and large yields are locked tor
hv our farmers. There is general hit
OF apples throughout this portion or the
State. Peach crop an entire failure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
The Insurance COMPANY Must Pay.

DANVILLE. VA. July Especial
Willie Anderson, aged ten years. Of North
Danvlle. employed In the Riverside Cot
ton Mills Of this city. accidentally caught
his right hand in a betting this after
noon. tearing the middle finger away
entirely and badly manelne the fourth
and little fingers Late this afternoon it
became necessary 20 amputate a por-
ton Of the hand.
4 portion OF the walls Of the old
Wright's Hotel. which was condemned
after the fire OF several months ago,
while being pulled down fell on the build
ing occupied by ]. r.. Terrell. wholesale
whisky and grocery dealer, damaging
his stock Of goods several hundred dol
lars. The stock was insured in the Royal
Insurance Company. who refused to pay
the damages. Suit was entered. and to-
day the jury returned verdict against
the Royal company for s39i93
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
BEdUIT ~ DISTRESS.
Why a Girl Swimmer sat on Cold Raft
Till After SHUTDOWN.


The whispering wavet rose and fell af-
tel the manner Of whispering waves at
Santa Cruz and elsewhere. There were
not many bathers in the surf, for the
best Of the day was past and the smile
had all gone out Of the weather.
This was Wednesday afternoon. Away
out beyond the float, black speck show
ed now and then. 1t was the head OF the
girl that swims better than anybody else
at Santa Cruz. The fioat is the limit Of
the ordinary swim down there, but 10
her the swim 10 the raft is but the first
step Of q journey She sWims away out
beyond the line OF the boats that do what
they can 10 make the sunset picturesque.
on Wednesday she tarrled at the de-
serted float on the way out 10 sea, and
when she had gone there remained on the
float a bathing skirt. Skirts are rather
cumbersome in long distance swimming.
The wind rose a bit and by and by a
little wanton wave went over the raft
and carried the garment 10 the edge and
other waves reached for IL and finally II
left the raft and went dancing merrily
shoreward. The bay Is very breezy now
adays at Santa cruz, and the skirt was
hurried along Nobody noticed the gar
ment until II had floated close In, and
nobody paid much attention then.
After a while the girl who swims better
than any one else turned her strokes
shoreward. She reached the raft and
looked for her skirt, which by this tl1>e
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Hamilton Notes of Interest.

HAMPTON. VA. July 7.-Jesse Z. Wood.
dealer In liquors, made an assignment
to-day. Liabilities about $1,000. and as
sets estimated about the same.
Rev. J. j. Gravatt left to-day for a
two weeks stay at the White Sulphur,
during which time he will oGlciate as
chaplain there.
Major +. w. Jett returned from Rich
mond last Wednesday The operation
performed by DIR. Mcclure was entirely
successful.
Ex-Sergeant Jas. Smith who shot him
self yesterday, rested quietly last night.
and his physician says there is some hope
Of his recovery. One OF the balls passed
through his jaw, but the other still lodges
in his reck.
Captain John w. Brown was elected
mayor last night by the council, receiving
five OF the six votes. including those Of
the two colored members. He was Hamp-
tons first mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
A Troublesome Burglar Captured.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July Especial
one Of the gang Of burglars who have
been making nightly raids In this city
for the past thirty days was caught this
morning In his possession We're several
valuable articles that have disappeared
from different residences I'm the past
few days. His trial will commence In
the morning. The police hope 10 get
some clue as 10 the Identity OF the rest
Of the gang The negro refuses 10 give
his name. Five burglars were caught Mt
China Grove. small station above Con-
cord, this afternoon
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other cars in the Chesapeake and Ohio
yard last night about ii o'clock. The
engineer. Mr.. ID. G. McLead. did not know
OF the cars ahead. william Mitchell,
brakeman. was sitting on the front OF the
engine when the collision occurred. His
loft arm was 80 badly manGled that 1t
had 20 be amputated this morning The
headlight OF the locomotive was demolish-
ed and one of the cars considerably dam
aged, but the engineer and fireman es-
capped unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
Hot. Hotter, Hottest.

STAUNTON. VA. July Especial
II Is hotter still. The thermometer reg
istered In the shade 90 at . L. NJ, 96 at
T. NJ. and 90 at u. NJ.
DANNiLLFt VA, July 7.-Speciai-
This has been the warmest July day
that fas been felt here in many years,
the thermometer registering So in the
shade
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orr DAY At MONMOUTIf.
Both tho Card and tho Attendance Poor.
The Other Events.

MONMOUTH PARK, y. J., July l.
The attendance at the races was again
very light to-day Neither the regulars
nor the summer visitors were out In
force II was decidedly an off day, both
as regards the attendance and the card
To beein with, the card was poor one,
and the scratchings were of such
wholesale nature as 10 render II mere
ekeleton. The weather was simply de-
Uehtful Following are the results:
First race. seven furlongs-Sir Mat
thcw first, Merry Monarch sec nd, Ju-
lien third. Tine. "a S-4.
second race. one mile-Nelre Peyton
first. Accident second, Treasure third.
Time. 1:H IL.
Third race five and cne-half furlongs-
Fllrt first, Parasang second. My Lady
third. Time, 1909.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth
mres-Don Aionzo first. ST. Michael
swerved to the rail and did not finish.
Time, 2:0i.
Fifth race. nine furlongs-Now or New
or first. Raceland second. Time, 215.
1.-TWO starters)
sixth race. six furlongs-Tormentor
first. Skedaddle second. Estelie third.
Time. lis.
Results ut Brighton Beach.
NEW YORK. July THE Brighton
Roach races to-day resulted as follows:
First race. mile and one-sixteenth-Bay-
Tor first. Lizzie McDuff second. Lar
ghetta third. Time. l;51 IA.
Second race, five furlongs-Hindoomer
first. Edith second DAILY third. Time,
1904 10.
Third race. six furlongs-Eclipse first,
FideHo second. Tom Tough third. Time,
1I5 -.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Airplant first,
Virgie second, Mordotte third Time,
116 II.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Bolero first,
Billet Doux second, Early Blossom third.
Time, ZIG.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Faithful first,
War Cry second, Ingot third. Time
1902 81.
winners Mt Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA. July -Four favor
ties. a heavily-backed second choice and
an eight 20 one shot were the winners at
Gloucester to-day. The summaries
First race, five-eighths of mile-1Ack-
suur first. Headlong second. Sawdust
third. Time, 1904 81.
Second race, six and one-quarter fur
| longs Prince Imperial first, Dillon sec
| ond FOrget-Me-NOt third. Time, l:ZZ IL
Third race, five furlongs-Bobolink first,
Morton second, Irregular third. Time,
1903 10
Fourth race. four and one-half fur
lones-Young Lottery first Morning Glory
second. Penzance third. Time, 90.
Fifth race. one mile-Fernwood first,
Knapp second, Jersey third. Time,
i46 ii
Sixth race, six and one-hah furlongs-
jamestown, first, Poverty second, Ed
ward third. Time, n
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away behind. Seven heats were neces-
sary TO decide the 2:23 class event, nearly
al OF the horses being made fayorites
In turn. The first heat was the fastest
OF The seven. The quarter was trotted
IN ana and the half In 1:Oi4. the best
Time Tor the distance ever made on the
track.
J. Z. Turner captured the last three
heats very handDy with Dudley Olcott.
The summaries:
Two-thirty-four class. trotting. purse
sooo-Daylight 1, l, !; Mahogany .. ?.
=; Annie Bennett 4. 3. 3: Daisy Afarot
. u 4; Green u. o. 4, 4; Marvin ]. q
o .; Annie G. s. C. I; Plymouth NJ.
. l. dls.; Ethel Z. 8, dis. Laura II. 10
nis. Time. 2.22H. 2:2ih, 2:25.
.-I~o,,wenty-three class. trotting, purse
49,, oudley Olcott 6. 4. ?, .. 1, 1. |.
I'm, ,.lla Veriner 2. @. I. /. 3. 3, ?: Miss Mel.
~ q a. 4. 2. 3; Barclay 3. /. G.
.. 4; McAllister 3. 3, 4. 2. .. r. O.
a rasar ": !. 3. B. 3. 3, r. o. Time. pm
s'1ia' 22Vs. 2:2SA. 2;254. 229A, 2:2s,s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

:rwESTMfNsTLR pppspyrr,,...
CHURCH corner Sycamore 81 |DiAN
sireetsh.freacllng a. o'clock Snpis, sAIg
noon by Rev j. 7. SMITH. IN. Serste.s . ...'r'
FRIDAY a, s;lj o'clock. Sabbath. .cb,,i' ''.'Y
A. VI. All welcome. ''Nvo' I'D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
Telegraphie Breyities.

WHEELING. W. VA. July ~. l..
Curtis. ex-sheriff OF Brooke county. who
was reported missing with a $4,000 short
age I'm his accounts, returned home yes
terday and has made satisfactory settle
ment OF his indebtedness.
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THE BOST0NS SHUT OUT.
orwprprs PITCHING FOR PITTS
nUKGs TOO MUcH FOR THEM
Tn. pb,,lle. Defeat Old Man Anson's
col,s-Rc.uIts Of the other "ame"
The Results of tho Races.
p1TTsBURG. July I. 1893

II ii II T. X / >
pitching was too
much for the
Bostons when
men were on
bases to-day,and
they were shut
out. Tie cham
plons acted Ike
n lot Of boys,
and made n
graceful show OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

iE-GRACF- STETTT pprepvr.ro,..
CHUkCH.-kov. JANEs y. Fam r. il -HlA
SERVICES at ii o'clock A. ST. and A. ~, 'es',9'
r. NJ. Preaching BY the pastor ....Qef
school services AZ 9:3 ociockA III WIZ
day night services at s:f5 O'Clock. "'N.e'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

ts-ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT rprsco,,.
CHtkCH Broad street between ~. ~
fourth aud Iwenty-fifth. Rev. Lrwrs " f,.55
Ton. rector.-Nnnday school s.i5 A. 81 -
wees and sermons SUNDAY n A. u anis D M
cordial welcome Tor all. ~
WEDDgLL MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Dennv ,,-..,
Fulton. Rev. &. r. kUYK. minister. bon chargs
sunday school 1918 4. " sunday sery,.r. d,
\. NJ. and l. VI. Wednesday NIGHT o.e.,..
hearty invitation 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

N-SECOND PRESBYTERIAN curpc,
The Rev. JosEPH RENNiE. OF fonissiiii'' -
WIZ preach at ii A. VI. No seryicei, n,
afternoon. VA tas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

sr-FfRST PRESBYTERIAN c,rrno.-
Corner Grace and Madison .trea,,D ~ Y,
EoBEsr T.. KKnR, y. D.. pssior'-'i,,,' Rev.
will preach at II A. VI. and ! 4. NJ. ~ heAa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

ir-ST. JANIS METHODIST rptsco,...
CHURCH corner Twenty al NJ
Streets, Rev. II. Z. MucBgI. paster r.,i,.i
ing At II A. VI. and s:i5 =. NJ Sunio,. ..a'h .
az 9;l5 a. NJ. Prayer meeting Monde,
Wednesday at s:iJ l.. Vi. !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
OBITUARY.

The funeral Of Edith Lee youngest
child Of Ernest r. and Lizzie Walthall.
took place yesterday afternoon az 8
o'clock from the residence of the parents,
No i006 west Marshall street.
The funeral Of NJ. Edward. the infant
son Of r. G. and Mary J.. Walford took
place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from
the residence, No. 300 east Broad street.
The funeral Of Mrs Gertrude Lam
bert Clash wife OF Mr.. c. Y
Clash, who died at her residence. No. no
west Clay street Thursday afternoon an
2 o'clock. took place yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock from the Grace-street Bap-
list church.
Beulah May the infant daughter Of W.
A.. Jr.. and Alice Is. Mountcastle, died
yesterday morning at 935 O'Clock The
funeral will take place from the residence
Of her parents, 60 5l2 north Ninth
street, this afternoon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

Boys and girls, Little and Big, one and
all Be sure 20 read Father Times letter
10 you tomorrow IL will be found on
the children's page.
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How the Clubs Stand.
Games Scheduled for To-day.

Bostons at Pittsburg.
BrO0klyns at Cincinnati.
New Norks at Louisville.
Philadelphias at Chicago.
Baltmores at Cleveland.
WashingtOns at St. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
DfABLO DEFEATED.
"e"'en by nm Unknown Quantity.
The Other Evept.

$1,000. July TAT Washington Park
S,rs piaoio. the Brooklyn Handicap
s, sxss' was badly defeated In an over
S,ynt handicap by Versatile and Lave
eIsaaA Versatile Is q Comparatively IN.
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sr- THIRD PRESBYTERr,v CHrpc,
corner OF Iwenty-sixth and ErooI .,,nIt
Rev. }. y. GAMNoN, pastor -Norni,., .ls.g.'.
at IL o'clock. Evening service AZ = -, ri We,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08
Slight Chesapeake and Ohio Accident

NEWPORT NEWS. July Especial
Engine NO. Il, with single freight car at
tached in front. collided with several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

ES-ALL SAINTS T. +. CHURCH Cl,d,,,.
near Grace. Rev J. y DowNmAN. ro.ter
Services az Il A. NJ. and T. NJ. saDf,,
school az 80 A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

sw~UNIoN GOSPEL MISSION tC0ANEs
Seventh and Main streets -lnteresiins
meeting on sunday afternoon az O'Clock
snf sunday night a. y; also on Tues ny.
conducted by Mrs. u. NJ. GLOVER AMI co-
workers a spec al invitation 20 one and ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-08

.EMARSHALL-STREEr CHRlsrIAN
church. Preaching az n A. VI. and s;ll }. VI
By the pastor. Rev A., Il. hooRE. ShnlE
school AT $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer meeting we'd
nesday al f. y. NJ
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-gmIss NELSON'S ZINE RECORD.
She Wins the First Heat in Race Going
fn 2:t7 1-2-Other Events.
PHILADELPHIA. July

ELMONT Driving
Club closed the
summer meeting
to-day with two
! well contested
races.
Daylight won
the 2:34 trot in
straight heats.
Plymouth NJ. was
the favorite, but
he was never dan
gerous in the
first two heats
and I'm the third
the field left him
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Ig-MONUMENrAL EPISCOPAL CHUPcg
Ihirteeuih and Broad streets. Row Jory a
NEWTON. rector.-Sunlay school atg.DA. N
Services AZ / A. NJ. and 7. NJ. Seats he.
Welcome 20 ALL