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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-26

Upper Diamond. l. A consonant. ..
Mineral. 3. Serious. 4. Part Of the
twenty-four hours. 3. A vowel
Lower Diamond, l. 4 consonant. ..
To gain by conquest. B. Sounds made by
the voice. 4. Used by fishermen. .. a
consOnant.
Lett Diamond. (. A consonant. .. A
piece Of land. 3. Coin. 4. A number. 3.
A cOnsOnant
Right Diamond. l. A consonant. ..
Part of the foot. 3. The value of any
thing. I. Abbreviation for others of the
same kind .. A consonant.
The upper and lower diamonds are con-
nected by the middle letter. and taken to-
gether mean something found in Gene
teres.
The left and right diamonds Joined by
the same middle letter mean something
worth the cost.
2OS-Hidden Diamond
In the following sentences find hidden
letters and words 10 form five-letter dia-
mond.
!. Carrie, catch Charles cat
. Pat, open the cellar door for me.
3. Last Sunday Cora lost her ring.
4. The ship Anna" sails tomorrow.
3. Let Lottie's lamb leap.
209-Beheaded Rhymes.
Two of US proposed to.
With me sweet and lovely.
First a good round meal We.
Then got ready every
Which might really prove a
For full and hearty.
Well! In spite OF every,
Kate did really come to,
Falling fiat upon her.
For moment she lay,
And l feared and trembled-
Up she jumped without an.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
TROLLEY LINE EXTENSIONS.
The Question Argued in Brooklyn
Before Commissioners

Alfred G. "hapin and Samuel Boards
ley. twu of the State Board of Railroad
tummiss sioncrs, met in the Brou,Slyn
Ciiy Hall this afternoon, TO hear the
final application o; the various street
railroad companies for permission to in
troHuce the trolley system or their pro-
jrcted routes.
The principal applicants were the
brooklyn C.ty Railroad Company. the
IIroalway Railroad Company. and the
T. II, FlynE syndicate.
LAWYER u. &. carr and "N-PolICc Com
missioner james u Bel appeared In
behalf of the propcr;y-oT on Balm
bridge ana RutlrdEc streets, to oppose
the applications Of the companies,
lRE' yers carr and Bell argued that
the railroad had no rieh, 10 change
thci' motive pOwrr on projected road
whore the T:oposcd power never had
been Employed.
President Lewis, OF the brooklyn city
Rai.road. asked the Commissioners tor
.imc :, IrrUar" an argument that would
cover the objections raised by the prop
crly owners. His request was granted
and the board adjourned unit, Sept. u.
when another hearing Will he held,
The evening world., 1893-07-25
IMAGINATIVE MRS. NOONAA.
Police Now Convinced that She
Fabricated That Baby Story.
Al of Her Self Suggested Clues
prove Utterly Worthless.

The police are now Thoroughly con-
vinced tha; the strange story told by
Mrs Lizzie Noonan of 40 i'ast THi~tS.
sixth street. Of the disappearance Of her
baby. within on hour after Is birth. July
10. Is pure fabrication.
''ho woman was fouud ny pr charles
t.am' - the afternoon W the day men
tinnc !. Walking tho door Of he arart-
mCuty. hcwailinF th" losH OF her INFANT.
Sh" was hystcrical. ana whcn Qri't-l
;Dll he doctor mat n strangr midwife.
who had attended her rftcr Grs, placing
her under the innHru"7 of Hp nnn"s th"tic
had taken her child away without even
telling her Of ils srN.
Shr sud next day. w.l"r rrn,srl for m
answer, that 81" had engaged thc mid
VII" t.. Nm ECkarGra. n patent noIi-
cin' manufacturer. n 224 EaH' Th.r.crnth
street Nine. iickurlt WAS brought be
fore Mrs, No"nan but the chIld'css no
ther failed to identify her nnd she was
not placed undcr arrest
Nre. NuonGn declared that n girl
whose name she didn't know. hut who
worked on Second avenue, In laundry.
between Twclty -thIrd ana Twenty.
- W ',''''''' 'ifi'' Nth'' '''l ~ MIlt
Eckardts. and she promised to talk,
betcrtiv" ponohur to the girl as soon
- 81" Wds anla to leave the house.
This mornIrG br. Kan" pronounced
her able to 80 out and she went with
l,etectiW bouohuc down 70 Nine. Eek
ardt's. Her husband and two young
women who refused L. dvulrc their
names. irsistcl on accompanying her.
Mn". Eckar1r and two other women
confronted Mrs. Noonan, but she was
sure That none OF them was the mys-
ter GUS midwife. she was then taken
to jl2 East Thirtcenth street to see tn.
girl who, she declared, had gone with
her to Nine. r.Cknrdt's. Her name was
Mary a. Grosner. Mrs. Nocn'a could
not Identify h"r either.
All the clues she has furnished have
been worked out. and AL her statements
investigated. and every one Of them ha $
been found to bo false, excepting that
she really did give birth to n child, and
that Il had disappeared. Hence the mys-
tery is aH lar from solution now as al
the beginning.
d. Kan" ,'as sure from the start
that the Tom9n's story was / lse, be-
cause ne found Witnesses To prove that
the child had been born AT least two
hours cnr;iar than Mrs. Noonan said
Tn" police are considering the ad-
visibility of arresting both Mr. and
Mrs. Noonan. in Wow Of the suspicious
disclo surcs this morning. They believe
that she can clear M the mystery II
she would and that the truth might be
exacted from her IL she was separated
from her husband.
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;aukec, the details of which are given

waukec, the details OF which are given
above.
"Thc Wisconsin Marine and Fire
Bank said President Cannon. of the
tha7c National this afternoon has
always been regarded "a one Of the
strongest md most prosperous institu-
tions IN tn" Northwest. and its failure
iS certainty the most serious calamity
,hat has vet occurred since the nnancial
dcpr, sniun began to he felt in the West.
Su an institution going under can
rot fan to add to the general distress,
and tn" suspension may be far-rcachinp
In its cT"rts From my personal knowl-
Gig" OF it's affairs, | ahodld have
thohPht that it would have been able
result from the present monetary
scar, and ! cannot now account for its
fnilur.
''T Do rot like to mako gloomy predic-
tons, for the situation IL bad enough as
Il f.. ana financial Institutions need all
tn" support au1 eccouragcrcnt that can
be rivcn. Yet It is evident that all these
fa.,ures car "r traCea TO common.
confidence and the withdrawal OF money
from circulation.
"rhc, N"w York banks are do'ng
everything they can 20 stem The tiic
is most ae"led. but they cannot alwsyT
H. successful In nv'rtuG ~" Conge-
au"n '"a "f the eNistina gtringcncy, In
th. caq" Of tho Mlwaukc" bank there
'r,y hpv" been other cause" which con
II bItcd tn its railuro. | Sc 1t rtpDrt"'
Tia, The S. Paul ana Ncr'hwcster1
pado,, ," WSIeE h@E""fs they W1S"'' haH v With ' t
bans and If this was done uunrcaa-
srrily and without rood causr such a
to- a, the present time cannot he toe
President ]. Edward simmons. oc The
rrurta National Bank. also sail thai
the failure Of the Milwaukee bank was
N his opinion the most G"ri1uS that had
rll In h. "a M
and well established institution, with
excessive connections and ramiiicatlons
all over the Northwest. Other institu'
I ons would undoubtedly be affected lE
Tn" Sew York banks he said, by .as.
nocintlnE us closely ns they did had
formed n mutually protective orgnniza-
ton which hal enabled them to tide
rtH"ngth had unlIubtnlly contributed
to, r"aasurc financial institutions else
whore. VI" did not think that the crisis
IN tn" Ws"t had passed. but said that II
the banks would form associations to
protect cash other great deal oi
tha threatened danger would be avcrt2d
=. He rm,led attSnt,on ,tds to lhe fact tha'
mcnt was made. the Neg York bank,
showed a total loss of deposits of SlIg.
Geo 0p ON Feb. H. 1898 the deposits
in IN" New Yor'; banks shovel n tota
OF $iil 1Tonl, while on July IL. they were
only '39il 1900. making loss in five
months OF saISI3,o0j. and vet there haC
not boon u single failure. Such a Confi
tion Of things v'rs almost phenomenal
and yet il showed that the New Yorl
banks had successfully weathereI tht
storm, and were all SOUND In thei,
Special reports from Milwaukee stat,
TINT there had bean steady drain or
the Wisconsin bank for several Gavs
and that almost every asset upon which
., i,,., r.aI h,,1 ~.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
WILL. CLOSE ALL CITY WELLS.
Mono or Manhattan island CONTAIN
Water Fit to Drink.

In view of the Impurities found In
the vate: taken from the wells and
springs near Morningsidr Park. Pres!-
dent wilson, of the Health Department.
today instructed Chemist Martin -
get samples Cf water from all the wells
on Manhattan Island, and to analyze
them.
Il few years ago the Health Depart
ncnt closed all the wells in the city
south of Ffrty-ninth street. Chemist
Martin and his assistants Will begin
work Immediately to locate all the
wells south Of the Harlem River and
north Of Fifty-ni1th street, and will
obtain water from each for analysis.
"GSpcriencr has shown" said Presi-
dent Wilson. that no we'll wa:er can
b" l;eri tit for drinking purposes on
Manhattan Island"
After the chemists have located all the
wells, they VIII begin an inspection Of
the wells in the annexed district. This
action on H." part of ihe Health De
partmeut will eventually result In the
closing Of all the wells III the city, and
"A pr"hibition of their further use.
Chemist Martin to-day submitted to
hr'ffen; Wilson thr result OF an araly-
sis made by him of the water taken
from spring at one Hundred and Tenth
street ana Morningside Park. II showed
That the water was contaminated by
sewage.
Th" official analysis of sample of
Croton water taken from a hyirant in
BleeCker street, opposite Mulberry. this
morning, showed the following ingrcdl-
cnts:
I,s,W '.''''''.'.. ...... 9o5
The evening world., 1893-07-25
A sweepstakes of s!5 each, with $1,000
added selling; SIX igr!plgS
W!NN RS AT BRIGHTON.
Gray Eagle Captu-es = tho First
Event, Conaora tho Second.

RACE TRACK. BRIGHTON BEhCH,
July 25.--W hilc there was a ,oticralle
absence of qualify In the races here %
day, mainly due to the free use of tn"
Ma" pencil. the fields were so cvclly
matched th3t the racing was far from
oeirg unintere9ting.
Th" tract was IN superb condition,
and spr!lklinl, carts Hprn kept busy lay
i.s the dust. y cool 5reCze blew h
rom the ,cran, and inIdc thinEs de
itIhtfuiiy pleasant.
The jhird rt"". "H the cara, seven
fur.cuE CasI, VII! .uch guoi ones ~.
Mn,or paiN. Chatham Play or Pay. or
chs and ui"'le - i, was nc feature
and result "a In = wrilcOntest"d finish.
Grey La%ie was riaTed hea ily IN tn"
irst bctunE frr n" opcn.nS race.
i.rtur a h",-Nv r.mmission came IN on
Gsric. seniirg mis- price recAnG. ~
press ana Sob Sutherland also had
MANY atiu.,ers.
1'Cc talent had hcart disease at the
cni. Grey EAGLE lasting long enough to
win ~ neck. while Osric and IIX-
press ran = dead heat for the place.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
McEeever Dumps tho Talent in the
FIRST Race at 10 TO /.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, July %
The track here to-day is fast and the weather
all that could be hoped FOR. The races we're
run rs follows:
tirst Race--.One ana one-SiXteenth niles
Won by MChrcver. 10 u ana TO Ma
liOnal second, out ior place; Gienlochy third.
1ime-l.j4
second Rgce-SiX and oae-hHlf tur.ongS.-
Won by Mis- NlDlic. q IT, > and " To >
&. q. ID. second. Vi 10 D.! Tor PLACE; sue Ryder
third. lImc-l 2B
Third kace-seven Iurlons> Won by Wal
lace e., u Il and :. 10 |: Huurl second out
Tor place; Lost Star third. Iine-l.J2.
Fourth Race-five furlongs.-Won by Aduir,
10 = ard out: ROBIN Hood, second, :! to .
tor place. Pcn2nncc thira T!me-l.O o.
Filth Race Four ana half iurlUngs.-
Won by Pclia, ana " to : Neracity second
ITO ior place, Downcast third. Time
O.nS.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
TWO BANKS TO RESUME.
Cashier omns OF Ce.unct Bank
II Texas Commits Su'oioe.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-.Thc Comp
trollcr OF the Currency Is advised that
the Hutchnsrn National Bank, Of
Hutchinson. kan, which failed some
time ago, is preparing to resume bust
ness
MIR Eckels received despatch this
morning stating that Cashier LomaX.
of the First National Bank of Vernon,
Tex. which failed on Saturday. COM
mittrl suicide by shooting himself this
morning.
The First National Bank of Cisco,
Tex. which suspended payment on the
Si instant, having compiled with the
conditions imposed by TIE Comptroller
OF tho Currency, has been permitted to
reopen it's doors for business.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
TWO IRON FIRMS FAIL.
Parkhurs- S Wilkinson. Chicago Rip.
lev q; Eronzen, st. Louis.

CHICAGO, July 2j-F'ollowing a con
fcss.on OF judgmaGt for sS7,lT5 In favor
OF the Continental National Bank, of
Chicago. Iarkhurst \ Wilkinson, iron
merchants, rs u lS4 iiin2ie street mude
an assignment after the courts closed
last night, The concerns asset, arc cs-
tiInGted ut $',H",CH0 The confession Of
judgment vas made on notes winch the
firm was unable 10 caE"y or nc"t
ST LOUIS, July 2j.--itiJlcy e Rron-
zen, iron merchants and dCslcrs In all
Kin IL oi i.n, mai" an asSi"hmr1t tHis
gwen, hu' probably close t. the amount
OF liabilities. The usuGI reason, str'n.
Gency In money circles, IL given as the
cause
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DRAGGED INTO THE CONDUIT.
Feutery Caught by tho Broadway
Cable and Badly Bruised.

While at work ut o O'Clock this morning IN
a IHtptul" ~ -He broadway cable road, be-
tween Thirty-s!Xth and Thlrty-seventh
streets, Thomas feutery, torty-one years
Old, Il 4lj West ilry-s!xth street, had a mar
row escape from lcaIh.
Ills clothing became entarglcd IN the cable
and FeGtcry was dragged short distance
rto the conduit before he was able TO rec
himself
Wnrn rescued lie was sent 10 the New York
Hospital where the surgeons said lie MAS
suffering from contusionS OF the neck and
The evening world., 1893-07-25
COOpWOOD RAGING BEGINS.
Mr.. Miners FLY Medors Wins tho
StSwn~ds' Cup.

LONDON. July 2o,--'i'he uoodwo ID race
me ,ti.E oucnoi to-day, and will coatinue
until F.'I ~ TECre were seven races
IN the ~, gramno to-day. The ms,
30, scvcrc.Eus, added 10 handicap
sweepstakes of 10 soVerciGns each.
1t WAS won by Henry Alilucr's three
year-old chestnut ally AcdlIa. ~. r..
Rlanc's IN oe-year-old chestnut colt
Marry was second, and f, nohson's six
year-old bay horse Quebec. third.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
LIEUT.. ERUNDY's BURGLARS HELD
He Identifies Morgan as the Man
Who Pointed q Revolver ut Hi..--.

James Henry, alias Kid" Morgan, nine
teen years old, OF $50 Fast slxty-hrst street,
and Thomas " allace, eighteen, of 267 West
Foriietn street, charged with burglarizing
the apartments OF Lieut.. +. NJ. Brundy, [. =.
NJ. at la4 West Tweniy-ninth street. on he
morning Of july II, where held for eyamina-
tion by Justice Hogan in Jefferson Market
court tC-iay.
Lieut.. Brundy refused to give up any OF his
property, when revolver was placed a; his
head by Morgan, ami the thief quietly lett
his room by the WINDOW. lie carried on II
valuable gold watch ard other articles, all
valued at 800.
Last aisht Morgan was arrested on sixth
avenue, and the licutcnant's watch was
found III his possession. Wallace was arrested
later.
Lieut.. Erundy came TO headquarters to-day
and picked Wallace OUT from slN other or Joks
as the man who entered his room.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
DEMPSEY TO FIGHT BURGE.
Gus Tutffill Signs Articles on Behalf
OF the Former.

Gus Tuthill, on behalf or Jack Dempsey.
to-day signed articles r.r the latter to light
LICK Surge, or LONDON, at l4O pounls. give
or take two POUNDS, Oh any day after Nov. |.
The articles were forwarded to Burge for
his signature
Both men now have $1,000 on deposit as Il
guarantee that they m AN business.
The contest Is 10 take place before the club
Offering the largest purs"
a side bet ut $1,000 rgCh Is TO be made.
The $1,000 deposited by each Is inclulrd
IN mi. ana each mans hacker Is to deposit
the additional STUN OF $4,000 with the stake
holder two weeks before the night.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
special Excursion Trnin 10 Worlds Fair
va West shore Railroad Next Wcdncs-
inS Morning., July 20.

The trpt spccia train over the pop1la route run
Mug aloIE the wet shore Of the Hudsou Ri,or aud
thTou4h tns rrautlful MohawS Valley VIII ioaye
Ntduesds,. JlN .G, IRON foot VI frAusua Vt. at
10 A, NJ, and West 42d At. ten minutes later. ar
riVInG m ChicAgo the usIt afternoon. Trains viii
hs mad, up Of e'egAnt. easy-running coaches.
Tickets good ten days Cholce II two routes Via
PuffAlo Ard Cleveland &l700, or via Niagara
Falls aud Detroit SIS 0O.
similar excursions will DO run Aug. l. 7 aud 10.
Ticket, az depot., or ofoes lis. 29l, S03 5s6 and
The evening world., 1893-07-25
KANSAS TROOPS ORDERED OUT.

Eleven Companies Going to the
Scene o. Miners Troubles.
TOPEKA, July 2J. Eleven companies o!
militia have been ordered to be- IN readiness
to start for the scene OF the Miners troubles.
The situation Is critical.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
r,sr End Col sion n, Rosoville.

>EWARK, y. j., July 25.-The down ex-
Ir'>s on the Delaware, LacIawanna ana
Western Ralrvad ran into n freight train
that was baCNlus down clifton avenue, Rose
vile, shortly after O'Clock TO day. The rear
ear O! the freight ana the engine OF the ey-
press were damaged, but no one vas hurt.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
Senator Murphy Not III,

SARATOGA, July 20. - Senator Edward
murphy, jr,, is annoyed at the published
statement that he is III al his summer resi-
deuce In Saratoga. As he took lhe train for
Troy this nj )rning he said: =" was never In
better hesiIh IN my liie," and his robust
physique confirmed his statement.
The evening world., 1893-07-25

Tho hOrseS We're 81 artcG al The thiru cuOrt
with l.ilero IN the LEAD. Al the first hurdle
RRssaniu was In front, followed oy Geronimo,
Sherwood, lDero aMi hlionslna. In lUnnng
TO ihe second hurdle Alion5inn forged 10 the
front and won the race hand, down. Bns-
sanio fnishel second, six lengths behind
AlfOnSina and one le:yth In front OF Grropi-
mo. Leo was beaten or Time-2.n2.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
Receive for Rrown.stone Cen,

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Judce Butler,
OF the Tinted States circuit court this AZ.
tcrnool appointed james Aylwarn Devlin
receiver OF the Philadelphia Brown-StOnc
Company. Limited. The action was taken
upon complaint ~ the Brainrrd quarry Com
ranv oi Connecticut, Il creditor in the sum OF
Sl3,TlS..l.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
oussn City rnrk to Resn.ne.

RUFrAIO. July :5.-The stockholders ~
che SUSPENDED queen city pank' held mcet'
ing at noon and decided IN resume business
with capitil reduced to $500. 600 The hnnk
VIII reopen between the LIST ana 18th OF
August.
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Senator Grady Easily De,
featS the Cracks in the
Sapling Stakes
SIR WALTERS Stevens.
With Doggett Up, He Wins
Easily from His Field, Rain
bow Being Second.

RACE TRACK. MONMOUTH PARK.
July 25.--The weather here to-day was
simply ideal for racin%. \ ilNc, cool
breeze blew in from the ocean. and un-
derncatn the huge roof Oc the grand
stand, it las as cool ana pleasant as
an Autumn day.
The card wa7 filled TO overflow ing
with good things" innumelab!r, the
first four races appearing on paper to
be easy things for the favoritca. Con-
sequently the talen,, who are always IN
quest of the ccrtainties. turned out in
large numbers. and they were largely
reinforced as the dag wore on by the
Summer contingent. There was II lar,,c
crowd present before the third race
was called.
The track was IN much better shape
than any day previous ana the horses
ran over n soft cushiony soil, that en-
nblel them to make fast time in the
different events The wind blowing
down the chute helped to make the
races fast.
The first race started off well for the
hackers of favorites. S,roccu was al
ways a top-heavy favorile, although his
ODDS heightened at the close from | to
to to ~.
The race proved to be mere exercise
Cdnter TOT the IbVOrlte. VINO TOOK the
lead from the start and, salloping in
front all the way, won. pulled up. by II
,ength and a half The second choice.
Fairy, secured the place in Il drive by
three parts Of a length from Aloha, the
only other starter. The latter was we'll
backed from I to to /.
Mary Stone. the favorite in the second
race. had to strike her colors to Lustre,
the second choice The latter was heav-
lily played at one time, and went to the
post almost an even favorite with Mary
Stone.
Lustre and Mary Stone had the race to
themselves after the first quarter, and
finished Tapped. The former won easily
by half d length. Red Banner was Il
poor third, five lengths OF. The others
were beaten early in the race and finished
far in the rear.
The result of the Sapling Stakes
proved a facer for the talent who could
see nothing In the race but Hyderabad
Nr kcene declared to win with River
SIDE, Hy1crabad's stable mate, but
form players would not have anything
to do with the former, and bet all their
money on Hyderabad.
less in the betting, and the odds We're
SO liberal about him that a house and
lot could have been won by backing
him for a small amount
Senator Grady took the lead in the
opening strides and, making each fur
long post II winning one, galloped his
field to standstill, early in the race
half.
Taral was somewhat hammered with
stable instructions, and the best he could
do with the favorite wGs TO make a
dead heat with Henry of Navarro for
the place.
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The RACING At SARATOGA.
Old Pepper Wins the Mile EVEN,
Philora Second.
Slfonsinn Wins from Quite ~ Field
of -Chascrs.

SARATOGA RACE TRACK. July 25.-Thc
second day OF the summer meeting here
dawnei bright ond clear. Al race tine. how
ever. n light rain wna falling. Tho track w,s
fl fair condition ami the attendance mod
crate.
The evening world., 1893-07-25

The continued reports ~ failures
among Western banks In the opinion of
New York bankers, shows that the
financial situation therv is in no way
improying. In fact, It is less encour-
aging thaU ever.
This fe4ng was confirmed to-day
after the announcement OF the sus-
pension ofN,he WISCONSIN Marine and
Fire Insurase Company Bank at Mil
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Fivn.rishths of II nile; setting.

Post Eettinc-l!rey Eagle. y and 5 to 5: Osrir.
to @Ih to Z Bob SUTHERLAND. 70 AMI TO ).
thprsss, ana ,; Nocnday, 10 And 4, |. q. IT,.
Is I'D 3: Lotin,er. 4U and 10; Laughing Water,
80 and 10; houest ON. 40 AMI lG
Grey Eagle made hi tine running and won
III "a tcrrinc drive Dy neck. D>ric was Sec
ond 10 ne last rev Jumps, where Express
nailed hun, the twu finishing in dead heat
Tor he place. iimc-l.QLLt.
Mutueis paid: Straight $50: place, $3.50.
Express paid S..6j OSric pai f!.Gj.
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Purse $500; for lwo-year-,lLs; i've fur.

Runaway was trst OF. Iol OHtd by rock.
IaiI"h ana pUrahuutaN. uu he lower turi
Euitn races by aud led .nIu th. huinv- trrt ,h.
whore. III Il sharp nhSh, Tarruck forged 10
TIE igun' ana won Uy Lnrre lengths. piSpa' GU
was $500 IL. a hcad from tdith Runaway
was fourth, hal: lrnclu away. 1imp-l .O3
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'ursc 5000; SIX and one. hall lurloucs.

ID certi0n and crown Irnce were IsJ
hnaN. Al the over turn si,,er Mary TOOK
iIr Icad and hcld II To the last Iprlnny pole,
where sarah Rsmcy rnS,ed her ami wOn Us
two !"uGthS. sister Mary teat lsrlg, lui:d d.
TAO lengths. imr-l.".
The evening world., 1893-07-25
Sics-Room Appliances.

RIRER makes speciality Of sick-room CON-
iorfs RUBBER GOODS. TnussEs and SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS Best quality 80 per cent. less
The evening world., 1893-07-25

Post Bet,lns -uiarus. = to and I to 5; Connors,
l. Il" even. Hrs, Park, IL 10 and even ,
Gsr:ir, sand : Sprints cot, t0anh DaI" Devil,
Is and q kerlmos, 80 ma 10, Advance. co ana
20; Eo1enap, 100 and 10; Lady Love, 100 and A..
They Were sent away - miserable start
with Advance in front Cohaors assumed
c0nCrOi on the turn aud = on AS he pleased,
three lengths before the Srrlnta colt. Dare
Devil was third. Time-l 1914.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $500; place, $i."5.
Sprinta colt pnid SlO.SO
The evening world., 1893-07-25

Custom ouso Commission Meets.
The Custom-iiousc commission held a Sc
creJ session at the Barge Of1ic. This forenoon.
and special Treasury Agent ~ orry aud
nanuty Sayal OnIc"r Gourlay teslihed Ia
csaru 10 their OiiiCrs.
The evening world., 1893-07-25

rursr $500: six !uriouss.

q. T. y. lea N the start hut Mary =. went
by illn In the ilr,t 'urlUng and held the lead
" ! II" finish, Winning Easily by n neck from
Nh"rl"r. which beat Rear Guard two lengths
Tor he place. McCormdcS was ruuriG. lime
-l16.