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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
THE ESSEX TENNIS TOCRNAMENT
:onART And CuHE TIE LEADERS IN THE
s,oRE-THE SRMEE'S CLOSE sTRuG-
GLE WITH WRFNN.

Manchester Mass, Aug ; (-pcian.-The ESSeN
.oun,y Tcnn, clubs invitation tournament Was
,,sycd herr today. pIay began ~ 1890 a. M ana
n,,nd until after l. The matches were rcsum"i
,,on aftcr 3 O'Clock and continued nNi DARK. In
,h. morning Chace ana Wenn finished their match
nf IN, ,iay iefosc the score starting with Chhc"
n the lead. O.. 20. Wrrnn serued to have I'M
proved In his work over night, FOR no TOOK TIE
first two games OF the morning and brought te score
IN all. The Harvard mans smashing AT the mel
vas effective. while Chacc WIS somewhat WIG. lhc
rttar however soon recovered his form and pulled
ont tie next three games. Wrenn then TOOK Two
md the scorer called 81. Mr.. Chace Wins Ine
tcnth cam" AMI Tie match were apparently Chace's,
with the score 4o--iovc in his favor Wrciin, now
eyer played coolly and ly wcplaccd drives brought
~. score to deuce. Tn, next point went to Chacc
which cave Lin another chance 10 run out the set,
lut Wrcnn again brought Il back TO deuce. Chace
then took two straight points, Set and match
O.. Ga.
The other contests OF the morning were Foote
.ars Hobart Chacc against Budlong. Wrcnn against
Foote and Hobart against Talmage Foote took the
frs, set In bis match with Hobart, but lost the next
two In quick succession Hobart played rather wildly
I'm the first set but settled down to work and won the
other two easily. Chacc had no trouble in defeating
pudlcng I'm straight sets C-l, G-o. and Hobart beat
Talmag'. G-3, CO. Foote. OF Vale. was somewhat
tired his match with Wrcnn. and conld only get
four games. all OF which on the first set
The important match OF the afternoon was between
Hobart and Wrcnn. and though tho former won, WAS
4 struggle from the start. Hobart took % points,
while Wrcnn o. the sets being two TO one In favor
of Hobart 80 G-5, g.. An analysis OF the score
shows - points TO Hobart the first set TO 80 for
wrsnn; on the second set II.iart only Il single
point more than Wrcnn. 30 to IS. The last set was
Hobart - points, Wrcnn 81 Tho play OF both men
was sharp. Hobart excelllng ut side line playing ana
Wrcnn nj the net.
Iudlong was In improved form this afternoon ana
defeated FOote In straight sets. g. O.. Talmaee
also did good work. his match with Chnce being "i-
finished with the score set all and Chace Nv"
games on the third set.
The matches tomorrow will bc Chace against ro"''
Wrcnn against Talmaee, Hobart against b"o'o"s'
Footc against Talmagc. Hobart against Chace' "''"''
against BGdong
The summaries follow:
First round (contnued)-Malcom cbace ae'''"1 " :,
wrcnn CT c. Clarr nee Hobart de'e'"u "
Foote 10 c. Go. Second round Mal.o'' '' 49,,
to,.od G. F. BudIong, 81 8-j. r. d. wren" u
4, T. roofe d. GO. CLARENCE Hobart o,Ie''ei 'o''
y Ta,n,ce IT, o. GO. c. +. Budlone a.isa', ~ i''
Foot. d. d.. clarcnse Hobart ceeatcd :. D. Wrenh'
"A al ca Mairom Chacc defeated Jonh +. Ia'
maes IT, o. 40 20 (rnnnishedl. me score now
stan:s: Hobait=won ., lost y. Chsee-"oh . 0~ "
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his way here. lie stl bears tho mark 81 operation
performed upon the nigh hind hoof for scecy toe but
that Is scarcely noticeable. Henry Lawson. The
trainer OF horoughbrcd who he'd charge Of Ormondc
on the voyage. said that the stallion Lad had good
appetite and that tie air seemed 10 agree with
him.
OrnAnde Is the highest priced racchorse which ever
came 10 this country. His present owner, " Oh.
Macdonough. Of Plca.aHton, CaL. purcha I'd him for
100000 Mr. Macdonough had never seen the great
stallion and when the Ma ,aclu,ctt- rnOorcd the
Young californian wa, tho first 10 board he
sci The stallion was taken from The Mn.-achusctt,
last evening. He viii be- conveyed io Elizabeth.
y j. IN "A lighter and kept Tor ~ few week near the
Elizabeth racctrlck before beginning lis Journey TO
California.
OImondc Is a bay aud stands i6.i hnrds. He Is 10y
Bend or. aud 1, the Hfth foal Of Lily Acnrs lie WIS
In l--J. when n" captured he Post sweep
stakes. He beat CAcrun and Meph-i" T. taking ID"
Criterion. and few day. later won u" D'"hur,t
plntc. \, Il thiec y"arOld hc Won III" -. I'S'f, De-
carried away The =. james Palace stake 1nd The
liaIdvicke stakes u, Ascot. h" defeated tn Bard In
the Blue Riband Irace, and Won the I%o lh"n,a
Newmarket -. Leger Champion S'atc-. Ere" II nd
cap and Private Sweepstakes the spo which he
ca lied away from th' Newmarket autumn me u :.
II ~ four ycar-oll tat Orm"rd" won IL" Ron-
Memorial and Hard wicsc STAKE, ~ Ascot.
In 49, h. sent f0r M" stud season 10 Eaton
Hall. II. sold 10 senior Jose Bocan. of KucrD,
Argc linc Republic, and # thor" hat o" va. -"
fcntcd for the fir, time. H. purchased from
senior Eocan 10y Mr. MaNlonouch. Lat January IL"
was taken blck 10 England.
ON Tho Ma-~achu-otts there wrr the nine thorough
bred S1pientIa. kissing Crust. China Pose COT
tag Girl Wind Flower. Counties, L1ngdon Myranhola
II Mr.. Macdonpugh IN" total vain" OF I'll" importa-
lion, iro,uding OrmOndc. Is s30ovrO.
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TUE FIRE RECOHD.
FIERCE FLAMES QUICKLY >rnprED.

IIllf a dozen companies u frcmcn called 70
cyilnWlsh flames the iDp floor Of the siY-sOry lnd
inc Noe 1873 and 13j West Twenty -hlrl-st. soon
after noon Yesterday. The wind had blown n curtain
against n gas jet In The DIR s,n hing establishment
Of J. Bolton & Co.. and the Same, had pred 50
Quickly that a num'cr n women employed In the
place were Obliged 10 down stairs without thcir
hats The nrcmon qucnchrd tic fire in few minutes
but part Of the roof Of tc binding wa wrecked. and
nearly everything Of value in the drssm1l!ns place
was mined
tn. hririlnc hclongs 70 A. D. Darling who loses
obouf ~ 600 In" los II J. Bolton 4 90. said
10 h. about &:;OOJ. ". Il. D.nison CO.. Importers
of mirrors who occupied tho fourth AMI if stories.
;os ~ 900 hv water damage Wafer also caused
some damage to stock ilr lower floors. Tn"
fire caused no disturbance In lrodor's Theatre at
ms 13g and Ill West Twenty third t.. although
ihe theatre wa we'll filed 10y women and children.
The audience sat >iill ana enjoyed the SHOW. II
was said later that only few person, In the audi
cncc knew That there was a FIRE near the theatre.
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A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF

The racing Monmouth Park YESTERDAY attracted a
fair attendance. majority o. the persons present made
the journey to see the race for the Junior Champion
stakes. The neld Of champions was ono OF the poorest
ever raced for the rich stakes Only three OF the
starters in the at the finish Senator Grady,
Fornpipe and Henry Of Novarr,. Matt Byrns. who Is
likely 10 train OF and make fast r'cehorse. was I'M
Laced. o, the others DO not class much above
selling patcrs
Senator Grady without very much in hard at the
finish. Tara by superior jockey snip landed Iiornppe
second a little in front OF Henry Of Navarro.
Domino shows signs OF soreness in hi work Mr. Keen"
said Lakeland before the the colt started
pull lie would bet him He might break down, -
Mr. Keene thought it best for all concerned 70 Withdraw
Domino. Lakeland agreed with HIM, and Taral got the
mount on Hornlipe.
Comanche ssopished everybody by the he ran in
the Newark Stakes. He carried the Hold fat at the
fin sh that Lady Violet and Bassetlaw were rccne
Charmion. however showed himself to be thoroughly
game forcing Comanche who won By length. oit in the
fast time OF :39Sa.
The excitement over the killing OF John Chew ny r. =
Donovan Is abating n I. Donovan at the track 10
aid his brother his dirtculty. The Coroner held
Waterman Radcliffe and Foreman Dunn Of the ianeo'as
Stable. witnesses Dunn Will be baied out this NOM
ing.
The weapon with which the killing was committed ha"
no. been found Pierre Lorliard at the track yes
terday. He declined to talk about tho murder
The Board Of Control met The Barrett case was In
vestgated. The board decided sustain the decision
Of the judges. There long discussion about other
matters pertaining TO TIE rulingof powers OF racing
officials 1t is said that heated talk Was INDUCED
in b. the members. There no settlement made III
regard dates for the fall meetings next year not
outstanding r,por;s about such all arrangement
The financial situation has caused the heavy bters T.
limit then selves TO moderate wagcrs.
The trotng meeting TO be held at Fleetwood Park Is
likely revival Of trOtng in this ncirhboi hood
expense will be pared To make Of the grcac-t
meetings in the history Of the tottng turf in this pnt
OF
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WON BY THE BRITANNIA.
THE NAvAHOE SECOND IN THE RACE FOR
TIE DESART CUP
BEGINNING OF THE ROYAL VICTORIA YACHT
CLUB RACEs-TIIE sATAN1rA THIRD.


London. Aug. s.-The weeks racing OF the Royal
Wight. The yachts entered for the cup valued at
Geo given bv the Earl Of Dcsart vicecommocore OF
the club were sa,anlta owned by A. ID. Clarke: the
britannia. owned by the Prince Of Wales: the Nav
aloc owned by Royal Phelps Carroll. and the Cauna
owncd by +. Donaldson.
Nhc course, which sailed over twice, was from
I,yd 10 and around Nab Light, floating beacon two
mile, east Of tho Isle Of Wight then westward 10 and
around a narlIboat of COwes and return TO Eyde.
Before rounding Nab Light the first time the britannia
overlook the saianlta which had thlrtyeght seconds
alvaaaee In thc start. and soon In first place.
which ,n held Ia the end OF the round. After round
Ing the beacon and in the run down to the mark
loaf the Sntanlta and Navahoe had luhnG match 10y
,cons Of which the Caluna slid up into second place
on l.aiing up = Nab Light In the second rouhd the
Vav,l0c uls,eI the Call1na. While running past
t,k,.s Bay the Cnuna split her backyard t"pshn
nd had 10 set small Hhhcadcd topsiil. While she was
doing this the oajanta took thin, place Running BACK
., IN. r,,rkloat I'm the finish Of this round the
\,v,hor gancd somewhat on the Britannia, which
,,, ,uI in IN. lead but in the turn Ia wndwau
,.c Britannia held her own and finished tho race
mare The Navahoe second and the sa'anta
third.
The Prince Of Wales and MS son. the Duke OF
yor,, we're on board the britannia throughout the
race. ,.o,,
r,s.on Auc ga dispatch TO The Herald from
Cowc, say: Lord Dnnraven mas d"ciucu ~ s,' ,h
Valtyrir viii start from this side unbeateh Us lar
,st the NaVahoc goes"
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THE RESULTS AT SARATOGA.
&C., \ 81 Avg. s--The foIIoa .ng are the re.uIls


Of today races; On
First racc-Fvc furlong,, BaqhcI,, DauIn'1f' 80,
0Grinini D. won Pie. % OK. D0-e,ul 70 i, Ak
ord ina colorado. - q oonb-,. y third "a ~
t,o ,e Beck Scholastic. Charlie l.. DOhaIi anu -
plorcr also ran.
Second rlcc-ons mile Roy del Mar io5 CIhc nIrlrd .?
knarp io5 ll:,aaan : !. laird Timo-l a. i@>o'''
Panhandle. Gc.tru Mics and F.,i-r Ahl'h> also r'h
Third race-Onc n.iir. Acclaim. lCG fThorpc ! 10 l.
won: Taotican IO7 Morris - |. -c'oIdi
lOj fElaHc). , l. Third. lime TO- Ndr'' me-
Mnnoroli.t Jurur;Aa aud Chcdlar also r n
Fourth racc-Fi,e iurons-: kcntfc ~, lo2 lrrmndI
20 l. Won Mis- Lily. lo5 Rc'fan!. : !" r. 80 ~,
tl1ucs fMcD'ruottl. 2 - ]. third HIM -
French r0iv Edith Pcs' Maid Ella smith. Connib q,
raul SING Lady Roe. lyfatI, Marcy Ire and NM" VI
E,r-lir also ran.
Iif;h rlcc-sly fpTlones Climax. 100 iirlhn 10 d;
won: Iamnary Hall lot Patton, 90 70 l. ,econd pu,
oven. 10. rkorPl. % uri Tim III ii,n,
Lizzie Macdur ter Mclaughlin, Muiheer ana PIX
Knicht also ran.
sixth rarc-stecplcchase. shcr; course Pat oalscY'
1ag fpIshopl : u = won: Afonslna. al 0. Hamilton,
u J. second sherwood 1876 C., Cooi ID 70 J. h'iu'
rime-i Ill. Gcr3niuo. GRAY Fox. Mars. victor -
Folly, Slcct and Leather Stocking also ran.
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CRICKET AT LIVINGSTON. s. !.

The veteran crickcio-s Of the staten lsi,rd Cricket
Club and NewJciscy Athlete Club had an int. c.n-
match at Livingston, ). t. Yesterday which tim" I'M.
fortunately did not allow be finished. TIE b lrg
81 both teams appeared t. /" and tho scoring on
both s'dcs was consequently high. PR the lard
r. Rotoiy OIL " :. Walker. j. - .. G. IIuatcf f31.
u. M"Nut. go G. \. Barnes go, g. =. Arn~tio. .
f2o, and lutty 40, all helped to swell tho toai.
whcl the Nrw-Jciscy went to the wicncis -hofuv
after , O'Clock they icqul cd 90 10 win In
hour AID haf AL who ven; 10 %. lat hit GU
,iciously AID W Pi her (5i. H. =. Sudill tnI. ".
O. Wilkinson (!Gl. and J. u. - I'd l2 a' H-rf. IN I
TO gain tie victory. ia" total- staten Island g.. G..
V,t,rars 90; Ncw-J,I,cv VT II. TO- wlclc,.
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4 QUARTER OF \ MILLION HTRNED.

Wilmington Del Aug. s.-Thc fire =; snow Hill
was got under comisOl AT O'Clock this morning.
The business part of the town Is destroyed. and til;
loss Is probably about S2iOON0. III fire started In
"A irng store and spread rapidly. Two solid books
were burned. Among the lulldirg- destroyed w,lo
the postoilcc courthouse. Jail two hotels and NJ
least bank Wilmington frcmcn REACHED snow
UlI AZ Is. making The tIip ln three hours and
fifteen minutes. The di,tlncc Is Isl miles.
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FAVORITES BEATEN AT BUFFALO.
WINNERS OF THE GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
NANCY HANKS EXERCISED.

Buffalo. Aug. (Specal.-Matters took liyelier turn
at Grand Circuit meeting this afternoon and hvortcs
wcro defeated In the first two race both OF which were
well contested.
Tie battle between the three eaods tomorrow should
be the race Of the week, silicon Fantasy MorRiaNc
and william Paine all going fast The . IL pace
and 10 trot up the card for the eighth dov u the
meeting.
Doble drove Nancy Hanks mile In 2:15 this morn
ing the last half IN l :02S, Summaries:
= 30 CLASS-TROTTlNG-IHH -OLDS-lU lsSE
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Tn. races at Clifton yesterday resulted rs io"o"s
Eirs, r,cc-Selling: mile and eighth. ~
McDnr nrst Larshetta second, Dokef>on thifu' Ii"'
:jG4. o,..t,g
second racc-Iwo-ycar- o,cs: half mile. SLtI"S
nr.t IN ,munka second. Marble thhd. Ilne-V 'oVE'
third racc-selling me- fuTions> - ZEN, ho o,i ~
Eagle Bird second. josephine thId I'ie-i w. -,
Eourtb race-Srccial weights; siN fu.!ons>; MI
Glenn first Sir krhafd second. Play or Fay Univ"
1imc-l IL A.,
tnrnVntion second Enblrm third. IiWc-l ~
sixth rlcc-,,iA ana a hail fuIi"nc~. Ion Noyisc "''
,.,,re,ite second Don,a>ter thlG. 1ime-I -
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ESCAPING FROM 4 BURNING STEAMER.

Providence. Aug. s.-The steamer Pcmham belong
ing 10 the Peoples Line. but under nyc-ycar lease
TO the Continental Line, bnrncd AT her dock
here this morning. The steamer was built at New
burg five years ago. AT cost Of so 600. The
flames spread with great raplIliy and iic six men
and the 10y on board had barely time 10 escape to
liz
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which had started very early in the day were
on hand. but that was all: There, were no signs
of t. Colonia, and she had evidently gone 20
interest for her until one OF the cup
defenders in.
Indications at the Cove at sunset were tnat
more OF the racers would arrive until late In the
evening, and possibly that some might not gei
in until tomorrow morning The yacnts s1lieu
in classes to-day. according 10 the cIab cassiii-
cation. To-morrOws programme is for a run 10
Now ondnn
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r. d. wrenn-won l. lost 2. Talmagc-won I. ~
Budiong -won I, lost Q. Foote-won 0. lost ..
WINNERS OF SINGLES AT UTICA.

Utica, N. Y. Aug. (specaD.-Thc annual sennn
tournament OF the Coo.cra.ivc Athlete Association va
opened the association grounds to-day The scores
the singles played were Douglas Campbell defeated w
C.. Flanders OIL o.; J. Anderson defeated s. Bowers
ca o. Theodore s. BoQert defeated Theodore Brown
ing 8-3, 90, o.; Dean Miller defeated Lynn o.
Arnold. ca. Co. NJ. r. Wright defeated Dean Mn'es.
a
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THE ARGENTINE REVOLUTION ENDED.

TIE RADICALS OBJECT ATT,INED-FLIGHr OF
TIE GOVERNOR OF BUENOS AYREs.
London Aug S.-A dispatch to THE Times from
Buenos Ayres states that General Costa, Governor
OF the Province of Buenos Ayres. who was be.
sieged by Radical forces at La Plata has re-
signed his office and fed to Montevideo in Uruguay.
The dispatch adds that the other provinces are
quiet and the revolution is ended, the Radicals
having attained their object
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n space left for the On the other side are
the words: Newport. Rhode Island. 1893"
The other Aston prize Is Of the lovng-cup FORM
but having handles instead OF three. The
handles and the foot beautifully chased, the
ornament being entirely composed of all things
nautical, the heads Of dophins, sea monsters,
shells and seaweeds. On the body OF the piece
Is an etching OF the yacht race. with the words:
"Astor Cup. Rhode Island. 1899" The cup stands
nearly fifteen inches high. and weighs 80 ounces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
AN AUTUMN SESSION OF PARLIAMENT.
NO ADJOURNMENT UNTIL THE HOME RULE BILL
AND SUPPLY ARE PASSED.

London Aug. s.-Mr Gladstone announced In the
House Of Commons to-day that the Government
intended to hold an autumn session OF Parliament
lie added that adjournment would be had until
the remaining stages of the Home Rule bill were
passed and supply was voted. -
The announcement was received with loud cneer.
ing by the supporters OF the Government
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OTTING-PURSE $500.
,,,o ALTO sioux TO BE SOLD.

san Francisco Aug s-Therc Is no longer az, u'u,
-, ,he proposcd wedding out sale at the r'o Ni'
ao , ,,ar,o r1e omcial announcement Ia msde ha'
,.ount OF the arze accumulation OF stock a. rai.
- :, has been decided to Offer a. private sac an. %
nc horses mares. seld"ss colt. ana hes s pieS.
fd'o'" x.,how. Glen Benton and their oeseenaA"~
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THE KAISER WELCOMED TO HEILGoLAND.

Berlin. Aug. S.-Emperor William. who Is re-
turning to Germany the Imperial yacht Hohen-
zolern, from his visit to the Isle of Wight arrived
at the island of Heligoland to-day. He was en-
Enthusiastically welcomed by the natives and the
summer The streets of the little fishing
village and the vessels at anchor OF the Island
were gayly decorated with flags. The Emperor
almost Immediately proceeded TO witness the
quick firing gun practice that had been arranged
to take place during his visit
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FryERAL or COLONEL HENRY n RACK

West Point y. y. Aug 5 (SpeclaD.-Thc funeral
OF Colonel Henry NJ Black was held here with mill
tary honors today The corps of cadets under the
command Of Colonel Mills assembled AT Tie chapel,
where services were held 10y the Rev Dr. Thomas, Of
Highland Fans. After The services tie ,,0fy was
paced on a casSOn and escorted 10 the Post Cemetery
After the nterment The cadets. fired tho. voleys
over the grave. Colonel Black WAS commundnut at
West Point from 1c64 10 1870.
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design truly nautical being thickly covered In
most pleasing manner with seaweeds and shells,
with which Is introduced on both sides In most
mastery style of etching the wording explanatory
OF the nature Of the prize The handles are formed
OF two demi-1gures OF the sea blowing the she'll
like trumpets of reward. On one side of the bowl
are the words "Astor Cups; won by -" with
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THE ASTOR PRIZES OF THIS YEAR.

CUPS WHICH WILL SOON BE RACED FOR AT
NEWPORT.
One Astor prize for this year. which VIII De
sailed for at Newport soon, is silver bowl OF
about nine inches in height and seventeen inches
in diameter and weighing lS ounces. 1t Is In
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ORMONDE SAFE IN PORT.
THE GREAT ENGLISH STALLION STANDS THE
SEA VOYAGE WE'LL
HORSES VALUED AT 100000 ARRIVE HERE on
THE STEAMER MASS NCHvSETTS

The star passenger Of the atlantic Transport Line
steamer Massachusetts, which arrived here yesterday
from London was Ormondc the great English stallion.
lie had n padded room all to himself the main deck
forward handsome. well groomcd horse he +. and
his ocean voyage seems to have made him still more
vigorous. Ormondc aSed to set rid Of shoe on
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Tire-1 oh.

Lett ut the post
Pebcan did not run The so,a., ,, ,.,.
very ap2u start With Olivia left at tho post Mime.
mana lea until the last hundred yards whore she fel
"N. 'hc'c jess winning by two lengths Grace Brown
scceiid' neck before Minnchaha,
SIXTH HACE-For mares which have NO, won ot this
meeting. Ono mile new circular course
Betting.
w, Jcnnngs's br. m. Mary Stone bv Sir
Moiicu-ioscnary, yrs, 100 n
{ . p,o, fDoCgctt) 9-5 3-5
n s,o,u,,s -. (Bonjamini . I3-5 IS
.,, tMldoolrvl 3 Al IS
""'ou'ahce D. 100 .(Littlcneld) o % 3-5
Time 40.
Maufid was Withdrawn. Mary Stone led for six fur.
longs. Afternoon then closed AID strong rider
she would have but Bcajann let her swerve 10 the
extreme outside. ana Mary S.onc took the race BY
length; Afternoon second. lengths Lcfore Marlgod
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r,. u,rSrrrN SOUTHERN CIRrU1T

Grand Rapids, Mich Aug. tsp''a. .-f'he n'rn'%
,,c,nc was seen to-day the opening oil the 'rahu '
- e., ,hc wcs.crn.Southorn Totting Circuit The
1900 -. Nc1io rroycs him Dc one Of the best
,hrecvc,r.oi. In training -Four fast heats were Pao'
#, ,.e . 90 class. summaries:
TuHEE-YEAR.OLDS-2 80 CLAsS-IHoIIiN"
Al
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THE RACES AT CLIFTON.

Moro than this there will be public sale IN about o
MONTH only about $50 head Will be retained d. '''
famous farm.
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Butts Bromo Lithia cures sick headache and
neuralgia where all other bromos fail. Three doses
" cents. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

shs was last The others made good me. % m. and
or,vne nnsn resulting In victory for Comanehe by
law. "''oie '"S'e'-
firIh hAoE-fof thrce'year-ods. Selling. Five fur.
Betting.
valley Farm St,tle's Oh. o. Uncle less NV d. H.
Brown & Rogerss b. T. iirae@ n nnogGep 81 2-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
Don't Hesitate.

Van know the old saying Z" he who hesitates 10 iese
Whom rou know yoc right. don't hesisto 70 say n
u,,., rou 20 to buy q bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. don't hesitate to cay you want CAR
r.r.R.s"-dont hesitate b see that you get CAR
rr.Rs" and don't hesitate n refuse anything offered
70 you a. "same as CARRIERS" or just o. good
a. .CAR.TE-RS!' THEY NEVER FAIL Donr
HESITATE to demand the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Anawanda led for a quarter on suncrance' with lola at
his neck under a pull At the end OF a half mile lola
in front. but ghtmore came with rush a' '"e c"
and xo, ,v . mock: lola second, q length before Ana
wanda
SECOND IACE-special weights. Seven furlongs; new
circular
Betting.
~.
p j. DIVER & Sons br. I. Madrid, by, N 49,.
Bllet-Mcrce des yrs 10I NJ: tSIhs) I-io Out'
j. D. PcpTer,s br. f. Mis- Dixie, 4. io7...;
N. Storms oh. m. Cen,clla 4, lo5, e.,
TmeLl 2Sh.
Mics Dixie led 20 the honestrc;oh where oil "ere "'c
punIshncn; ana the struggle was continued 70 inc 1881
stride Madrid won by nearly length; MISS DING
second over a length before Ccntclla. M
ruIwn v.,'r I,-XrOp CHAMPION STAKES. Two
ye,r.olds $3.50 each 600 added; 5000 to Seeo'd
and 81 900 to third Threc-quarters OF mile po,,,o
St III.