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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
A TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF

There were ATTY three bookmskers In line At Monmouth
Park yesterday decrease Of eight since ue "s'
for stands. There was marked ra'''"s ." !" wv
tendance. ,, . 1900
Tbo fra, ,acc was ruined by the withdrawal OF some
- tho host bor.es vtstibnle at the prohibitvc
price Of 8 TO on. The race oid not pro'o"o 's
eh.er white Rose made the running for half mile.
,hon Gins shook OF the favorite aud won handily
,h soco,d race was for maiden twoyearolds Trincuo
and Pstrcian backed ct TO against their chances
The contest was fair one. 1rncuie won o! hech
from Pstrcian Micmac Queen . neck oeh'na MN WIN
Iochnyar fourth Locbnvar was rocketeo' anu came
With rush AZ rhe finish and Leaten neck for third
Tho third race was won by The Ironmater who Is 50
thin IN oil 81 his bones can be counted Maard
was second. Mary Stone. who was ridden by Hamilton
heavily backed but HHoh ios' srou"d ~ e''" '''
and beaten Ct.
The Colleen Stakes by Boidcmcre She
carried large am ,nt OF public money. besides heaV!
commissions OF some OF the plungcrs. Bergen. who
rode her went to the front at the end OF the hrss
quarter and gave the hackers OF the Preakhess hy "
uncasin,,s as she won easily BY Tour lchcths a. 1e
onish Ccrcntina was second ard Mamie b. th'm-
soprano was extensively tipped, and many shtewd ntI
man bet on her chances Pierre Lofilaid ma air.
sized commission Ouida who quit badly &c tho emu
Of three frlcngs. Ajax PLAYED WIN RESTRAIN a
Reginald IN the Hackensack Handicap Co'one' npIe,
was nrescpt 10 see his colt win. and vas great! pehs"
q, see him mass the finish with his ears prieked ana MS
mouth vide open Restraint under severe punishment
three lengths away. Reginald was oeau" ~ i'"'
dozen lengths. -,
Th. n,noc OF the day was made Estellc In the sixth
She carried at least $40 coo Of H. shuties money
shuttle (. row one Of pluneers Of the turf o"e
pluneers followed his money, so that the marc "e' "
the post o decided favonte.
James H. Keenc was NJ the track Yesterday. hc &c
cuplcl his old position on me- clubhouse 'eI'"'s -
said that he suffered severely for two days but hau
fully recovered the effects Of the boiis that ior
under his arm Foxhali p Kecnc told his fathef soo'
Uornpp,'s victory how easily he vanqushed JACK OF
noil, ~
YOU he was u good COLT
NeCsfcrty & wishard's stable Of twcnyiouf horscs
4. NOW ouar;sr,d at Monmouth Park. j. j. MeCane'V
that his entire uttered severely from sickness
n hs snrnr but his rapidly recovering h"'
,or Helen Nichols afflicted with catarrhal iever
49,, va. able to win a $4,000 stake race at chicago
W. have a fairly good stable" McCanerty -aid. 'out F"
-. "a ~ the stnble Ind mortgage on the Two
W. IA stakes both in the East aud the West
w p Thompson talked about Orme yesterday lie
a. an ode- OF 500 900 for him 20 the Duke OF West
,,., who said he would not sell him u any price
horses seem 70 hold their own In the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
MCRFIIO'S EASY VICTORY.
HE WINS THE DEARBORN HANDICAP AT WASH.
ING'rON PARK BY FOUR LENGTHS
THE FIVE OTHER RACES

Chicago July 20-IIank Van Ness : colt Moreo. not
withstandng the hard fall lie got in the Columbus anf
,oD on Saturday started In the Dearborn Handicap
to-day at Washington Park aud made his field look like a
LOT selling plIers winning In galop by four lengths
from Piutus. who length In front OF First wand
In the betting for this the talent could s"e
nothing hut MoTeo. and backed him accordingly AT IN
10 Aidchsran being next IN damana a. 10 l. Yo Iamben
made her nrs appearance since her hard last satrr
dov and had little beattn. RI Inc The pair
raced neck and peck the enrrc route but Yo Tambicn
drew clear an eighth nile from home. winning
easily by two lengths. IN the betting 70 Tonben wa
held at / 10 4 while 70 was freely offered against
Racine. Pedestrians performance In the closing race at
tbrec.auartcrs mile cerditable one. he picking
M H. pounds and gslloJhng the distance in l :l3S.
uasty the winner fourth selling at bnc mile
and seventy yards. up 100 his entered price.
his owner buying him In for sl4o5. Summaries
First rsce-I1ve and half turlonss Cash boy. lis
Jordan, . TO =, nv three lengths rnl Colorado.
IN RE 3 Is 70 i. u,ird Time--l 80.
Second race hreequarters Of a mile. Out Of sight;
sHe1"Idi ha to 2 m ssEGna 10 Nj" Howard 10
Third race-1hc Dearborn Handicap Fol thrce-year-
relic l2s miller. o TO 10. BY four lengths rIutu.
io9 Morris. II TO second First Ward 10 Kunzcj
70 70 /, third. Tnc-l 80
Fourth race-one mile and seventy yards; nasiy. 81
70 I, second; Acciaim. io2 THORPE to ?. third
Fifth race-onc and one.slyteenth miles. Yo Tanbien
MINER" T. g. second BIniO is7 H. Benz loo to l.
third. Time AZ.
s sn H5 %Sn rs s s TsI:a Is
shd T%eli :f s Sis 0'' III ''"'" 90 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
HODCMAN'S
RUBBER GOODS.
CnequnIlcd in Quality.
pxo.DV.y. u WEST 33D ST..
COR. GRAND STREET. ADJ. 5TH AVE hUIn

held In all parts OF tLr country this year, fac' WIN"
greatly pleascs Mr. Thompson. l. il likely mat o"o "
best stock horses in England will he socu ~ d. "
carly day placed the head Of tho ookh"l1 -'"
=. ;. Brown delight 20 tell his friends ulot Nv NV
$500 900 the turf. J. w. Rogers aus"s ~
the statement lie that the boot is on the o'"'
leg. :. 5 Brown never high rT.ccs Z, Weri"s''
and sold realize within % OOo Of "o
price PAID for all the horses purchased Thu sa'".'
does iaclude the sale OF L,mpghcr. Besides M
Brown held ont enough from the lots purchase"
stock farm with Toubs 1our sire at it, heaa'
81 am his partner and would not accept situation !"
train for anybody" Mr. Rogers Il am n"H"s
money. and know he is keep the books ana di'i"'
evenly with him" The chances that Captain Br""n
charges his ice cream account TO the Stable
D. c. johnson sad Yesterday that he quit the racss
loser every day Of the meeting, lie -ad that "h'h
ANYBODY lost sixteen DAYS in succession the racing WI"
certainly tough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
MRS. LANGTRY'S STEAM YACHT HERE.
TIE HANI SOME PoAT WHITE LADYE IS UNDER

THE HANI SOME PoAr WHITE LADYE IS UNDER
COMM ssIoN TO OGDEN GOBLET
The big steam yacht White Ladye, the property Of
Mrs. fangtry arrived here yesterday from Cowes
England. She went mp the East River TO Twenty
S'xth-si. ana anchored there. The White Iadye Is
Under charter ogden Gocle who has the privilege
Of purchasing her after five months II no 80 desires
The yacht built by Ramaee & FERGUSON. Of
Ldth Scotland. in 1891. for Lord Ashburton, and
Vas named the Lady Mabel. Mrs Iancrv bourb,
her AT the dose Of the yachts first season I, WINS
runorch M the time that tho yacht was prchos cd
with tho money OF Abingdon Baird and was in reality
a gift to Mrs. Langry. Mrs. Iangtry was cruising
In the Mediterranean last winter In the White Iadvc
and was At Nice when Mr. Baird died She lef, the
Yacht there at once and hurried to London. since
then she has not used the yacht.
The white Ladye Is a handsome cruising Yacht Of
about twelve lmots speed. She Is exceedingly com.
Portable. and Is thoroughly equipped. Her dimen
sions follows: Length over all, 2O4 feet ::
beam, ~ feet: depth 81 hold. II feet. Her ton
mage Is 500 tens. according 10 English measure.
NOM. The yacht built especially for long
cruises and she is rated al Lloyds In the 100 A
class the requirements Of will b she exceeds I'm the
substantial build Of her hull she Mas a spacious
deck house, In which deck saloon. chart ROOM
ctc. The principal accommodations arc below for
ward and consist OF a drawing room. dining ROOM a
large cabin for the owner with essng room attached
and = number Of luxurious stacrooms There are
also several statcrSms ataft the engines The yacht
Is lighted by electricity and Is heated by hot water
system in winter. In summer there Is an arrange.
mcnt by Will the air below decks + kept cool by
blowing machines, which force air over tons OF ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
SHE MARRIED THE NAN or TER CHOICE
THE DAUGHTER OF BROOKLYN MINISTER
TAXES HUSBAND WITHOUT HER
GATHERS CONSENT.

A sensational story was published yesterday t9at
one daughter Of the Rev. ". II. InecrSoll. Congrc-
oatlonal minister and n lawyer. whose home Is al
No. % Ashland Place. Brooklyn. Ind coped and
nnC'h.r had myStcriously disappeared. Mr.. In
,,r,oll said that the entire boss for the story was
that his daughter Blanche, who Is OF age. had tTcn
married without his consent, and had gone on her
wedding tour. Her younger sister. Vivian. was away
from home visiting friends. but abc wrote regularly
10 her parents.
Miss blanche recently paid visit To her married
,tcr I'm Glen Cove l. L. and there became acquainted
with Young Englisliman. Edward Weir who Is stage
manager he sought hcr hand IN marriage, ana
visited Prooklyn last week 10 get her fathers consent
Il was refused partly because lie did not approve
81 the business OF his Intended son-n law. but the
rIrl secured tho consent md blessing OF her mother
and went away ana married. Tho father
learned OF the marriage by letter ycsicrlay lie
admitted that H. not surprised that his daughter
who was old enough manage her own arair, had
tnkon the matter IN her own hands. lie said that
his daughter aud sOnn-law, vino llve In Glen CoV''
.poIs, highly Of his Sonir-la and h' appeared
n be entirely rcconced 10 the choice Of his daughter
The Younger daughter will return home In n short
time from visit In Albany, with party OF friends
In regard 10 the statement that the girls had
payed ON the stage as am1teurs, Mr.. Ingrsoll said
that they belonged to an alDhtcur organization, and
had taken prt in private paror thcslricals wihous
his consent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORR-lHCRSrAY. July 90
AHpIVEn

fOKT OF NEW YORK An CESIAY, JULY 20.
ARRIVED.
steamer tut H1i tier). Daldorf. Danaig July and
shields u. IN ballast to Gust Heye. Arrived ut the
ia. at m.
Southampton H. with mdse and lOi cabin ard ,0l
steclage Passengers to Oer.chs & Co. Arrived at the
I,ar at els q m
steamer IIndoustsn (Fr). Escarrss Marsoircs Jhnc
% and Naples July 2, with mdse and 2sI stecragc pas
sengefs To Funch Edge Co. Arrived at tic lar
steamer eIindoustan .(fr). Es-arrss .M,reilc. June
9, Trieste u. Baretta Is, Cntona TO- H.ghorn 2j
rnto 2s Naples 30 and Gibraltar July with mdse and
cabin and 8o3 steaagc passengers to Henderson Bros
Arrived Ut the Bar at 9 40
steamer Athos (Drl. Low savanilla July Z. Cartha.
aud passengers to PIN forwood & c.. Arrived ut
""' steamer ii 4 Iiartmaan (Nor. wahlbcrs ,reysown
July 3. 1T AIMS Bays IL, and Port Maria Is, with
mdse 20 q pom Arrived at tie B,r At
steamer rhladelphia. Chambers; La Gusyra July II.
scngcrs to Boulton Eliss Dallett. Arrived >, tho
Ear at 10 as q
steamer sama Nor, Carmann Daracoa 5 days. with
fruit 20 Moncs Co. Arrived at The Bar at III N OF 10Th
steamer Cyilcr tNor, Rasmu..on .sar' 10 day. with
Steamer Easl tBr). Nanos. etc.
steamer Madrleno Havana. -
steamer City OF Para. Lockwood Colon july 10. With
ndse 80 passenger. stamford Parry Heron Co.
Arrived At the Bar st Us r. MaS So'd wssaer
BARK Ontario foS Windsor N 81. Hunter Rosario 81
days, with bones 70 order vessel 10 SNOW Burgess.
"' Brig l' Mary Kimbsu ta Providence. y. EDDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
RACING AT RRIGMroN BEACH

Tie racing at brighton yesterday did
much enthusiasm. with exception the contests were
tam and not partou interesting. The fifth race
holly contested from the time the flag fell until the
finish. Circular, Alrpant Cottouade and Baylor were
the starters. 1t anyi odys until the strc!c,
reached. Then Circular and Aipant drew out. and
in driving nnsh Circular won short head. Baylor
third a half a length before Cottonade.
In the first westchcster was hot favori'c,
finished to last He sulkod all the way. Harry
Alonzo, who finished third. would have won hah not
Horton his jockey deliberately ridden him mt pocket
in stretch For this piece CT wo'k Horton was sus-
pended for rest Of the meeting by the Executive Com
Mite after the races were over. Post, VINO iouicd
Ecarte with 81; john in the hurdle race on WEDNESDAY
severely rcprinandcd. H. Lewis and j. Lamoicy
were cautioned about recnicss riding in the iuturc
Here the summaries:
Frs, r,ccs.ng seven furlong Shelly IGftlc no
10 ns . '9 pvnn " :s}oHd ss
ssa.s.. Z IL ri sss % st Is! Time
II :29L.
D, sf issos :e'@s s H.a ssa is' ;ps
~ three s. 'sasl' 81 Ssf sS'
Ssocsop to ,d5 '9 g to sT a HsSs St
o. ~ g g "'1sS T. s; 81
1 1 Is to ' and ' sos a%a nH oo q n'%e
ran two 81 Quartz broke ''""
s,; ss;s: IT, Es:: :%'i iSs 4 as
nd 10 l. second b. hail length Eagle Bird ~ (Mc;
Dcrmottl, to ). third by one length J r. IL,
ss sS 10 i as. 20 rs S .l4 s"s S'Ys
Fourth race.-sclllns seven urioags Bob suheani
100 v.Isncs tS VA . ar;' BY MTes lossns
by neck: innovation 1e7 III Jones, TO I third by
half a length. Emblem. l07. 10 Bizlarc II q 10
sfendoIne, io7, 80 10 Doncasel az 40 70 !: Vsra
n.h ed" a. !" a "a a%f D@ T%s-i 30. w. INV
Fifth aee-sellIne sne mile cifsAiar 80 q. lamb
lew to 1 and to .. nr-t by short hcid AlfkIaht
o. Mcllon. to md "a 2 second by three iensihs
Baylor, o5 az Jones' o. l. u1rn N c.ss e"s'n' Oo
Sixth iacc--seilng; seven fallonss Japonica ~
CMeDcnrou 70 /. and even nist BY lcns.h SuG
by one length zcno5a. io4 r. Flynn TO 2. thlfs "
half a length IIaItland 100. 20 Mareuey. lOG. 20
. Bon yoycge lci to LG orr Fl l0o i r
ia 40 to ana Pcket. 100. 30 20 l. also ran and Nm
shed a. named. Tinc-l 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
THE WEATHER FORECAST
BAROMETER FALLING IN THE NORTH

Washington, July 2O.-The bar meter has fallen de
cidedy In the lower St. Lawrence valley and slightly IL
the lake region the upper Mississippi valley ana Tn
Northwest 1t continues high from the middle Atait'
coast westward 10 the lower Missouri valley.
IL is slightly cooler in the Southern, Middle and New
England States and In the upper lake region
Central Mississippi and l'wcr Missouri valleys
The weather continues fair. except IN the east Gun
and South Atlantic States and Tennessee. where oca
showers are reported. The weather Is likely 70 coll
nue fair In the Northern S,,cs with slowly rising
temperature from New England westward to tho upper
Tho following heavy rainfall during the last "a hours
Is reported . u. r,,r,,s
Arkansas-Newport 200. South trrNno-- iuuns o
Island. 100. Mssissipp-Iia7clhurst 90. d,u's"'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOX TO-DAY.

First racc-SclliDg four and half urlonvs. 20
hanne iio Home Run no. Lesthel stoch,63 10 no,
gnia T.. lo7 Trophy l97 fT9Ysst Tan io7 rSls2r'
iiS S5 o aS'' Sep .Oi lbs lS Msg B.. ioa
second race-selling; twoycNrodsi five furlo,ng,.
Patroman. lo6 West Ink loe; S n66 Tea na s"S
Os Pauline 81; Violetta, o.
Third race-Sellinp one mile and O. quarter; Janonica
I3i: Don't Know 1919; Blue Blood. ia Belle OF orange
49, Hartlahd III blizzard, 100; Baylor los Laura
s., TO-; King Lee. 30.
Fourth race-spccal weights seven furlonss sirocco
III; LoantaSa IA Logan ia Major Dax az cunt
1I2: English Lady. 100 Roonett lO' Sks1suu'e lo,.
FIN racc-s4lllna six furongs. wattefson, IL; Tom
Tough Iie Bocfo 1907; Rcmorse 10Y -; MARI lVl
FoAford IO7: Flmstone 104 Nagabohd' 'V H'a's vi
Tails 100; Balance W.
six raecMsdens Ave furonss 2o co os
Nine TO- pextef no. War cry lc7 ..nsing ,T1
ios. Florence Bell los water Witch l05; Phyllis IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
HuLp.s EXCELLENT WORK AT DETROIT.
FINE FORM DISCLOSED ALSO by MUTA WILKES
--BLUNDERs IN THE TRQTTING
EE-FOR-ALL.


Detroit July 90 (Specan.-Thls was red-letter
day at the Grand Circuit ro,ing meeting. the feature
OF which not the trottng free all, but the
form disclosed 10y Hulda and Muta Wilkes IN the
> rs class race. Both fve.ycar-od mares ana
daughters OF the same horse. Guy Wilkes. 10 IA
IIulda started not favorite over great field Inc
first heat by DR.. Sparks In = IL 49, III
most without a contest In the second heat "heh
both mares We're nearing the finish at 2:0o gall
Mrta under drive and IIulda going within ncr
self IIiciok appeared TO let 60 the lattcrs hean'
causing her suddenly to break and lose the heat
After that Hlckok made more mistakes, ana Ms
great mare won with In 12. 2.1o Ia, .'l''
II II universally believed by horscmcn that hnidl
can beat 9 10 and that she Is more than a mat'l'
for any In training, unless II be Nancy HAMS
The trolling frcc-for-all postponed from ycs'rol|
after three heats had been trottcd gave rise to MOI
blund-rs on the part Of the judges to-day. liamlln
Nightingale received heat clearly won by the otb'l
mare Of the same name. Walter f. came ont LAM
today and after game contest lost race ui'i
fairly he should have In three heats. The pos,
poncd 2IJ pace was by George Stars on
mare. Maggie r., outsider In She betting ana
PAGER that most horscmen believed had seen her best
days The = :l5 pace unfinished WHEN darkm>
came. summaries:
o.l5 CLASS PACING-Pl RISE g.. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
4 GARDEN or EDEN For IMuIG RANTS
ELLIS ISL ND WILL &c BEArTIFTED WITH YER

ELLIS ISLAND WILL &c BEAUT1rIED WITH YER
DANT LAWNS AND SHADY WALKS.
Like n garden Of the gods Ellis Island will appear
10 few weeks. The Treasury Department has up
proved the plans Of Commissioner senner for tho
improvement OF the island. There will he vclvety
lawns and serpenUne walks, ana the immigrants Will
dny stroll beneath the shade OF the elin the
maple and the ailantls There will be beds OF
flowers, and shrubs and trees IN rnd'ant bloom To
The shippers and pilots the island will soon look like
n fairy Isle In an enchanted The immigrants
have never complained about the present appearance
Of the Island but Fills Island. as il now H. Is not
pretty enough 10 suit the present administration. Two
additional rooms will bs provided for immigrants in
fh. paN.ilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
WHAT YACETSMEN ARE DOING.

The Shrewsbury Yacht Club will hold a special
race tomorrow for pennant presented by super
'n"ndcni Byrncs.
The ColonIa. the Rogers syndicate cup defender.
&, In the drydock al the Erie Basin yet. and at
rnctrd many visitors yesterday. Every com
pared her TO the Navahoc. Her sheer plan Is like
That Of the Navahoe except that her deck sheer Is
less. She is fuller In the lows and at the stern
than the Navahoc.
Tomorrow will be Ladies' Day al the Doaglaston
Yacht Club. and there viii be catboat race at
the Lar hmont Yacht Club. The seawanhaka Yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

Club will have napbtha launch race and a race for
club boats the day.
Tomorrow. also. the Riverside Yacht Club Will
hold pennant The for the special cups
presented by members OF the club has been post
poncd 10 August 5.
The staten Island Yacht Club fleet will start on
It's annual cruise to the Shrewsbury River
The fleet will II under command OF Commodore
Hoyer, and will assemble at Atlantic Highlands. The
cruise will last two days
The steam yacht Sycamore. owned by Edgar Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
NEW MEMBERS OF TIE NEW YORK YACHT CLUI

NEW MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
Az "A meeting Of the New York Yacht Club held yes
tcrday the following mcmb r. wer, elected: James
r. Whiting. W. f.. Duryea G. d. French, Thomas
Perry, George II. MARS. Commander Casper F. Good
rich OF the Navy NJ. ogden Jones. J. Hayward Ford,
John H. Hall. Lieutenant John l.. Purcell, OF the
Navy IIopry ". LAM. Payma-ter Otis c. Tiffany. Of
the Navy " James De Bots. Adam W. c. Coclrane,
Bradford d. McGregor. +. NJ smith. J. Andrew swan,
John Hubbard. Arthur b. Speyers. william H. Everett
Leonard j. BusUy Charles Gould. Francis q. Loudon.
william Hester. Lioutcnant-t Nmmander r. b. NJ.
Mason, Of the Navy william Trenholm. James Lough
lin. IT.. Harrison b. Moore Thomas w. Pearsa r..
Edward II. Hartman. John Nicholas Brown Marcus
L. Miller Lieutenant F. f. Fletcher. Of the Navy, and
Edward s Caldwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying. "he who hesitates LOST"
When you know you right don't hesitate to say ~
When you 60 to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate 10 say you want CAR
T.E.R'S"-dont hesitate 30 that you get CIR.
TIERS" and don't hesitate refuse anything e6srso
you "same as C.A-R-TE.R's '" tuss - geso
as 'CA.R.TER'S'" THEY NEVER FAIL. DOM
HESITATE to demand the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI. Small Dose. Small Price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
LANDSLIDE N A CINCINNATI STREET.

Cincinnati July 90. There Is n serlons landslide in
progress IN Brownest The houses most affected have
all been deserted. A house owned by Joseph lIaunzs
Is In better condition than TIE others but the plaster
ing Is beginning fall and The building is now about
six inches of tn" foundation. me housc In which
the Gunthcr family lived valued at $3.50, and
is now a total wreck six houses in the lower
on the bank Of the canal In danger The street
car tracks were abandoned yesterday The desiruc
ton of houses Is spreading and immense crowds Of
people watch It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
VIEW rrArrnrs FOR STATEN ISLAND SPORT!

The Staten lslal Athletic Club has added TITO
irltuf~ IT, carnival OF sports. one l. series OF
acct IN which Wheeler ard other 'csck" whcelncn Will
iaco against a booded iacchorse. The race will b. mile
heats and no handicap will be given The other feature
balloon ascension by electric light with search light:
thrown upon the balloon II ascends At the height
ot 900 feet the viii perform fap'zo. At
height 1000 feet he will cut loose rom his traiczc
and down by parachute. s performing on the bar
On Monday night Wheeler Rich. b, rio and other mem
Der, OF the Cash Prize League Will start the Might
Cycle" races In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New. England snd Eastrn NcwYork fair slightly
warmer; southwestcrly winds.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, NcwJcrsey AM p'a"sfe'
fair variable winds slightly warmer in central lehhss
yana.
For Arkansas. GENERALLY fair - ,,,or cen
For. Tennessee, Local showers IN easerh Pi~'" 49,
ers.iv fair In western portion. .,. ,oi,
For Kentucky and West Virginia genera ~ mir. -, -
For Western New.York fair; westerly "'pnS o'No"'"s
vlf.abls warmer IN eas'ern portion a., ,,a. vs,msr
For Western Pennsylvania fair cas'ery WINS ""r"'
In northern portion. .,,-,,. y,..o,s,p Mia
souri,. Iowa. Kansas. Minnesota, Nofth anu 0o' ''
fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel. Line For. Mails Close. Vessel Sails
Rio Crandc Mallory. BruIswlck... .......-.. 500
Seminole. Clyde. Charleston 300
SATURDAY, JULY 22.
Ethoria anchor. Glasgow. ....... 100
Scr,a Cunarf, Liverpool ......... 80 m 100 Ia
la Touraine krench.Tras Hoyre.... 90 m II CO i
Mohawk Atlantic Ira London .......... ..........
Amsterdam. Nrth.ADGr futU rian 81
X. Wilhelm H. NG Lloyd, Hrrcn 4 200 m OO
Cbcstct. Amsr a.. uthanpOp. 40
Saratoga y Cuba. Havana. IL 90 m 90 m
tcnal, Malory G1lvestoI.......... 800 pm
III sud. South Pacific, Ncw-Orle MS 400 N
Knicke booker. CronIwoll, New Or 500
laahass Ocean, Savannah. $40 pm
Wieand, Humb-A Amer. HInLdrg..... o. H.
TUESDAY July o5.
Alamo. Columbian. Colon e.. 10 20
thcrokce CLYDE Chnrlcston ........- on
NacoOchce OCEAN. Savannah 500
Trayc, q Lloyd Bremen. ........... 90 m 0J