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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-07
TIE GRAVITY SEWER.


on Saturday lss toe Salt Lake Val.
ley Loan and Trust company brought
suit In the Third district court against
John Beck, Sarah Beck and Salt Lake
CITY under circumstances stated In the
NEWS Of that date. ThoTeupou Judge
Zane granted an order TO show cause
why nm Injunction should not issue
restraining tie city from proceeding
with the excavation Of u gravity sewer
through the Hot Syringe property, the
same being held by the plaintiffs under
an assigned note and mortgage. The
hearing on such order was 10 have
been had this morning, anu Judge
Zane arranged 10 hold a special session
OF court fnr that purpose.
Judge Bennett anu Judge Msfthall
were prcfeut In the interest Of
the plaintiffs, city Attorney Hoge
md Assistant CITY Attorney CUad rep
resented the other eide. Mayor Baskin
was among other Interested parties IN
attendance.
UuOn the court assembling n confer
ence wns held between counsel for this
plaintiffs anu their clients AMI unset
on the other side, and eventually
Judge Marshall said--I think we have
agreed between ourselves that lhe in-
Junction Tor which We asked should be
denied, without cOats 10 ua, on cOndi-
ton that the city file bond Of s3O, 900,
with certain Auruties We have agrerd
upon in advance, to answer ior any
damage tuat may be- caused ~; that
the restraining order be dissolved, bus
without costs.
IL has since been learned that the
plaintiffs counsel refused 10 accept the
bond OF the city on account OF IT.
present great Indebtedness, bordering,
M they believe, on insolvency, auu
would taks personal bonds only. Com
srquently Mayor Baskin this aliernOou
signed the bonds, not in the capacity OF
Mayor Of the city, but as private
individual
CONDENSATION PROCEEDINGS.
Ia the condemnation proceedings In
which salt Lake city n plaintiff anu
John Beck ct al. defendants, the
plaintlfl entered a motion TO make the
Salt Lake Valley Loan ana Trust
company party defendants, which wO
allowed.
understood that tho two suits
will come up for hearing ut tho same
time.
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ing about town In company with 3. j..
Jopposcn, OF Logan. Mesefa. TDpp
aud Potter are business men h, tue
gsest metropolis, which tDey lcit on
Angus. ON a Trip to lho "wili Wesi."
This is Mr. Trlpp's second visit 10
America, but his ffst west of Chicago.
The two gentlemen took in the sights
nj New York, philadelphiH, Washing.
ton, Chicago aud other large eastern
cities, anu then came on TO Utah.
MI Potter also paid flying visit 10
San Ftaucisco. Both Of ths visitors are
enthusiastic Ia their pfAisc Of the great
West ami especially Utah, which they
have had tue opportunity VI looking
over ifOm this city 10 Logan canyon.
They Say that the visit 10 the Wufld's
Falr amply repaid them ior the trouble
anu expense OF the journey from home
hut the trip 10 this city gave them even
more qualification than thoy hal ex-
p,flenced up 10 the time VI their De-
paTluge from Chicago. They leave for
London this evening, aud thr NEWS
wishta them n snfo aud pleasant jour
nry. Mir. Tfipp has become well
acquainted with number OF Utah
PEOPLE who have been In London Tue
past year or twu. ami strong frlcnQ'
ship uas grown W between them. lie
viii give his experience in aud I'm
prsssiont Of Utah la the North London
Gazette, lot which he IL Correspondent
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OUR SWEET SINGERS.
Setnads and Cane for tho Fairs
DlTsCtOT-Gsnefal.
"BUFrALo BILLS" COURTESY.
The Great Ercnt Tomorrow will Prob.
ably Last nix Iiours-C mpetlng
Choirs strengihing Their forces.

Special 70 ne DEssmt Saws
WORLDS FAM GnOUNDs, Chicago,
SEPT THE decision in tue Lesser
contes, was announced ,ouny, anu tue
prize, o. expected, goes 10 the South
Wales choir second money going to
smother organ cation from the north Of
Wales, lhe Tabernacle onoir u $ Ii
Lake ftcuivel honorable mention Ia
tbs elaborate criticism offered by the
judges.
Al four O'Clock yesterday the
choir assembled In the admin.
istiGtion building anu svtcnsued
Dirtctor'Guusra Davis, who came
upon tue balcony with Man
agets Clawson amt Wmtnry ami
Bishop o. +. Whitney. the latter, Va a
very appropriate speech, pf,stntrl
tuu director general Win n handsome
cane with the compliments NJ tue
uNuir. IL made OF mountain ma.
luEnuy, the Same wood ar USED In The
Temple.
dS. Davis made graceful response.
Ih'fc WIS another sung aud three
r, ~ chevtr were given, after which
ff'z,Gtts WuuIfuii, Cannon aud
Hm'n Ca led ON Gruursl DAVE.
as iislJ B,u" hss invites ,he choir
70 attend the "Mill Mssi" on
saturday anu cling seize Ion,
but Ia tnat Is "pscking uHy" It h
doubtful whether tie invitation can
Ur accepted,
rhe great contest will begin % one
tomorrow aud last slx hours. rhu
hopeful feeling OF many M muers has
tonn r1mvwhs dashed by the report
today that the oih,T chlruHrs, notably
the Welsh aud Welsn.Amrriuan from
Scranton, Atu Recruiting their force
from the ranks o the successful male
churust, from over the water. Me-
stephens asked the manager Of thi
cOut,st 10 this was allowable anu val
informed tuai II wac.
Tho Cleveland choif IL In tue raca
100. TIE race ID between four.
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CHICAGO, Sept. THE north bound
local accommodation train on the Fort
Wayue read and tho south hound iast
Louisiana express ON the Panhandle
road. collldud NJ the intersection near
Coluhour this morning. The incIe are
difficult " obtain, but II is reporter
that several are KILLED.
IL isnow known that twelve were
Killed and rs i4rny more Injured. Ihe
baggage car OF the Chicago bouui Train
was ground into pieces. The wouniui
were taken 20 houses nj Cohhouf anu
s1uth Chicago for treatment. Inc
following are the dead'
Anson Temple, manager OF tue
Schiller theatef, Chicago.
An unknown man with him. proc
ably an actor.
Vim. Rignoy, travelling passenger
agent of the Wisconsin Central.
q. A. Hines, VincenneF, Ind.
VIM. Shonicker, New Albany, Ind.
VIM, Richardson, Chicago,
II. ID. Adams, Fairfield, Ills.
Il, A. barnard, rerre Hautc, Ind
Charles l.. COiiin, employed In the
Indiana state building In tue WORLDS
Fair, and two unkuo own men.
Four unidentified.
A number Of those Injured may die
The wreck was caused by misun.
Demanding 40 to the train ordeI.
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Senate to what cStent appropriation
her, ioiofr made for tue uuiOTcemuut Di
tie Chinese exclusi8u oct hnu been
expended we're now available, and
whether In his opinion further arpiO.
prRtlnua were necessary 10 carry Gus
tle provisions ~ thg vii ana what
amount would be- required fOr the cur
rcut ilscsi ear. Agreed 10.
RESOLUTIONS were reported from tie
committee on contingent expenses
allowing tho claimants for tenHturinl
seats appointed by the governofa 81
Montana, Wyoming and Washington
u o0mJentau0u Tor the time spent
aud expenses incurred In Prosecuting
their claims. Objections buiug made
the feioiutiUns went over until TO-
morrow.
shoup, Republican, Idaho, gave no
ticu That he would address the Senate
Oh thctcpsal bill or Wodoe'day.
VOORHEES, moved that tho repeal bill
be taken up. Agreed to.
Morgan, Democrat, hlahamA, said
he had Intended this morning 70 call
up his rteolution creating a JOINT select
committee on fiunuce but he found
10 on the calendar and could not
get II up without n vote
oi the Senate, which be diu not wish
10 take Tor the purpose " antagon'z ug
tue motion Of the chairman VI the o..
nance clmmittue. lie said Voorhees,
nud himself had "A conference about
the matter aui had agreed thst hc
should not press his mO'iou today.
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A Good Number.

The last number Of tue HOmaH's Er.
pOneHt came TO hand this afternoon.
ltisau excellent issue aud 100 copio-
OF 1t have been mailed TO Chicago Tor
distribution Mt the Worlds Far on
Utah day. The coutents are M iollowt:
History OF Music ia URh-Dr. Ellen
Il Ferguson. Letter 10 the Exponent
II. A. Passing ThoughtB-Camelia.
University OF Ut4h.
Address Of President George q.
Cannon, Written Tor the u. W. H..
e., II. g., w. s. a. Reception-J. r..
NJ. FatuswOrth. Notes aud Nrws.
Literary WORK Of tie Past-Zinv ).
whitney.
Editorial-wombn Journalism In
Utah. Editorial Notes.
Poetry. Women OF the West
Emily n. Woodmansee. sphere VI
WOman-Eliis H. Snip, ~. ID.
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UNFORTUNATE FATALITY.
Edwin Ray Willard Drowned In At
tempting 10 Escape Injury from
Exploding Fireworks.

The CANCER attendant upon the
handling Of fireworks was again
demonstrated at snltair last evening
by the accidental blowing up ola raft
VI pyroteohnical explosives which was
being conveyed TO tbs improyised
platform several hundred yards from
the great pavilion, preparatory to
being ''iouched on" for the admirlng
gaze Of some hundreds OF excufsionisis.
The attempt was most disastrous one
and resulted In the death Of Edwin
Ray Willard and the serious injury Of
Ruben Alonz, MlllatJ, botn sons Of
Charles Miliard; who bad charge OF
the fireworks display.
II appears that the boys were ON tue
raft with four men at the time OF the
accident. A strong wind wps blowing
and the Lake was unusually rough anu
the task OF reaching the staud was "A
hard one. Finally a rope was stretched
between the two aud the work Of
Juggling the raft TO tue r!h,:nfm com.
mencel In good earnest.
The rope was thoughtlessly placed
across piece Of fireworks
anu the constant movement created n
friction which It 10 believed caused
the explosion. The tire spread with
startling rapidiiy aud soon there was u
series of explosions which Trsembled
the seething anu suffering Of a vetit.
able volcano. The raft was instantly
deserted by those upon It jumping into
the water % save themselves. URfOr-
tunattly Edwin could not swim aud
was drowned.
As soon rs the attention OF the people
on tho pavilion was attracted TO the
scene OF danger Mr.. &, g. Wilkes,
owner VI tho steamer ralula, secured "a
number OF oarsmen VINO ventured into
small boats anu beruicaliy started for
the rescue. The men were all picked
up by them and saved. In the mean.
time steam was generated sssJOn Ms pos.
rible In the 1aluls, whiohlalso put out
10 sea. After haviug plowed the
waters for half a mile 20 the northwest,
tho body OF little Edwin was found
| floating 90 the waves aud picked Up.
! The steamer then headed directly to-
/ wards the raft on which Reuben was
found sittiur, he having managed TO
climb back 10 it after jumping into the
water. As soon a. no got back ne
managed 20 throw all the burning
material into the water and thus pro.
vented the raft from being destroyed.
| IL was asceTtaiued that he had sus.
| taineu severe iDJuries about this head,
having been hit by an exploiting
rocket.
Superintendent Read Of tho Street
railway company WAS at Saltair at the
time ana was one OF the Tescuing party
On the TalulA aud says that everything
that could be done 10 save those In
danger was attended to promptly.
The body OF the decreased was
brought TO this city anu taken TO the
undertaking establishment OF Joseph
WIN. Taylor where an inquest was
| held this afternoon.
The Jury returned the following vor.
diet: awe find that Ray Millard came
TO his death from suRngulation IN
Salt Lake, having jumped Ur fallen In,
To the same 20 avoid being burned by
lgaited fireworks upon the raft"
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at O'Clock pm.
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Success 10 the Kindergarten

No one who has eyof visited chill
dren's school conducted on tho plan
origins cd In Germany and beloved by
tue litlln ones everywhere as ysril-
able "cbildren's garden" needs a
reminder as 10 the success OF this
method Of teaching or as 10 the Interest
the youthful pupils take In IT,
What Ia too many other Instances IL
dc, med n task bee mes in the kinder
garten n pleasure; ana the beauty Of II
all Is that the little tots uH we'll IA the
older children can Mud opportunities
for all the advancement anu in.
stTuction their budding minds are
capable u
IL IL with pleasure, therefore, that
the NEWS hears OF preparations Tot tho
opening OF another OF these little
institutions. C0mmOdious quarters have
been occurred Ia the Eighteenth Ward
Iudepsnuent school house, and the
IEindurgRT,enWil be under tue auspices
OF tue school board Of tnat warn, 1t
will be- opened on Monday, Sept. 18Th,
with Mics Emeline Wells IN oharge-a
young lady who hus already given
abundant evidence VI rare
natural and acquired gifts Ia
the management anu teaching Of
children, Tho terms hTe very asonable
aud arrangements can uc made "
desired, for safe aud comfortable trans
portatiUn by carriage from and 70 tho
nome NJ u cost not exceeding car fare.
The NEWS oommends Miss Wells
aud her proposed kindergarten sim
ceTely, anu hupbs much success VIII
DO the record from the tirst hour Of the
opening I'LL the last before tue oloaing.
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Elder John loagIand's Funeral.

Tbs funeral services over the re-
maius Of Elder John Hoagland, who,e
death was announced yesterday, will
be held tomorrow (Frljay) at . p. M,
In the Fourteenth Ward assembly
rooms.
This was the ward over which the
iathet o the dece isoi presided No long
~ Bishop, and in witch lac himself
lived Tor 40 many years. From It.
meeting house, also, his father, mother
aud sister were carried 10 their last
mortal rcstiuE.plaCc. Bishop Taylor
has kindly consented, Therefore, tint
these Ob-tquits shall be held there
though the u shopric 81 the fiith
ward, OF which the deceased was .
member, Will conduct the services.
Fficnjsof the family ore respectfully
Invited 70 attend.
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
Secretary CaEllSISS Plan For Films
the Treasury.
An EXTRAORDINARY RUxOn
MS said lie VIII Coin the Selgnior'
age without special Author
ily froh Congress.

CHICAGO, scpt.7.-rhc hiter.Oecan's
Warrington says: A most eXirnordi'
nary rumor lie current here aud be-
llsveI by Congressmon generally VOL
informed. IL Is 10 the effect that sec
frtary Carlisle oonIemplaies coinln.
the selgniorale without any authority
rom Congtcss, unuer tho general
ppWsr which he claims Ia conferred
MON him to coiu gold aud silver. ms
,1lyniorago Ia the treasury amounts "
nbout sol 100000. The secretary u
very rrgent to do this aud itscoma 70
liz Inc opinion that hs viii venture
10 do IL, uulcta the President shall
ulsapprovs VI II, without waiting ioi
ANY Affirmative action from Congress
mis- fumor seems astounding anu ~
h only repeated because u receives
General credit. Tho secretary needs
money because tho customs receipts
are falling Oh aud because importers
ia expectation OF reduced dutlea are
making no itnportatons.
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Laid 10 Rest.

Funeral services over this remains OF
Sister Margaret MoMurIin were held
In the Eighth ward meeting house
yesterday, at p. m. The room WIS
filled 10 overlooking with relatives and
friends OF the deceased, thus testifylug
to the high esteem 10 which she was
held. Comforting and Instructive 10.
marks were offered by Elders +. ID,
Richards, John Henry Smith (of the
quorum Of Apostles), Elder joseph h,
Taylor tot the stake Presidency, an
Blshop IL. H. 5hests. A large GUrtege
followed the remains to the cemetery,
where the body was laid to await tht
resurrection Of the just.
The family OF th6 deceased desire 10
convey their sincere thanks to the
numerous friends who have expressed
sympathy with them In their beTeave'
meut.
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A PANIC IN THE COMMONS,
A Woman Employed In The Building
Dies Of AsialC Cholera
Medical Examination Leaves ~
Doubt oT the Fact.-Mcmbors
Hurry Away.

LONDON, Sept L. Almost n
panic was created In the house
OF commons by the official AZ.
nounuemont that scrub woman
employed In tho house dlcj today
under very suspicious circumstances.
A careful examination was made 10
determine definitely whether or not II
was case Of cholera. Many Nom.
brru lett the house forthwith. The
DOCTORS examination leaves scarcely "a
doubt that the woman died Of Asiastic
cholera.
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central Seminary,

The circular OF the board Of educa.
lion Of the Central Seminary an.
uounces that the fourth academic year
u that institution will commence ON
Monday, September 25th, with Horace
Cummings and Samuel A. Cornwall
as tenohers. Excellent arrangements
are made for the convenience OF pupils,
ana the school should be well patron
ized by the people Ia the district,
which embraces South Cottonwood,
NH Creek, Union, Eas, Mil Creek,
Granite ana Big Cottonwood wRrds.
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Saws h Mas Accideninl.

James willett Ii the nRmo Of hat.
less individual who appeared In the
police court this Riternoon on charge
Of assaultlng his wife with a lantern
last evening. The defendant seemed
10 be very peniteut and declared that
he was milking a "cow that was
naturally wild because sue came from
Provo" She suddenly clicked thu
buckep anu he struck at her and hit
his wife instead, The latter screamed
anu to porsUns In tho neis hbor.
hood who sought 10 Us eTtain
what was the trouble stated that
her husband hHd hit her. This vii.
lett said was tTue and before eEpltna-
tiuns showing IL to be tut result Of an
Rccident could be made he was
marched of to Jail, minus hat, coat
and vest. He knew hiB wife would
not prosecute him, "bscnuse," he con.
tinued, "l ann Kind to her ana she IL
good 10 me. never let her do u days
washing, nevef."
After more talk in this strain the
prosecution took compassion on him
aud allowed him 10 go ON his own
recoknizauce until tomorrow Of y. m.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL RECORD.
woIcatt Presents n Petition for the
McncaI Of Ihe hcIAInIey nh.


Repeal Of ihe nciIiniey BiiL
wAsmNaToS, Sept, when the
Senate convened this morning VOL
colt, Republican, Col0rnuo, presented
a petition which he said was signed by
every business man In Durango, Colo
RADIO, praying i0s the repeal OF the Me-
kinney bill. He fnid tho petition wss
on a blank form sent out by the banks
for the repeal Of the Sherman act, but
the petitioners hal ofasrd"the putuhas.
ing clauee OF Sherman Acp'and Inserted
iIhe Mckinley bill" THIS statement
elected laughter among the Republi.
can senators.
Wolcot also fubmltteI a resolution
directing the secretary OF the treasury
toiutOrm the SENATE what sums had
been paid OF bOunties on maple sugar
under the law OF October Ia, 1890, siucc
tho massage Of the act, showing the
states in which the payment was
m ,de.
Gallnger, Republican, New Hamp-
shire, suggested that the resolution be
modified tO iGclude all sugRrs.
Wolcott replied In an acrimonious
tone that no was able 60 prepare his
own resolutions. (Laughtcr)
The resolution wls agreed 10.
WHITE, Democrat, California, sub
mlttod resolution directing tho score
tary OF the treasury to Inform the
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ices among them

dliiereaccs among them for
~ many year,, when nearly every
patton laying claim to musical tnicut
hu' mel nG1 cumpti0i with lhem, IA
pro positive that they nave conduct.
g. their proceedings with lEiTness to
all.
l mn strongly OF the opinion taat
ous choir viii capture the 5000 ytlls,
uulrtH they allow that uuwAfrauten
NERVOUS apprehension" 10 got the
better Of them, hut In any case we
may rect assured that the aljudicntau
viii render Au impartial decision, aud
whichever choir wins (of lbses) they
Will have honestly deserved n.
Your, "CYMRO."
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LONDON, Sept THE BRAZILIAN
government has stopped nll general
communication with Europe.
This mOIuing cable communication
with Brazil was resumed tor lew
hours when II was again husrenued ~
orders OF Tue brazilian government.
Ia reply TO n request FROM the clilet
exchange, Secretary Gresham tslr'
giapheI that as there was
no specific determination agRinsl
American oitlzsns IN Buzl, INDIE
ionieut protest agalnit the SUSPENSION
VI the cable service would he ol
doubtful utility, u the measure WA
adopted for defensive purposes. h'
says II desired hr will Instruct hlinisiul
Thompson 10 cIncuf In genera
diplomatic remunstrAncc.
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yirrinin ,,nte cnmnnIrn.

WAsniSuToS, Sept THE state
oampaign Is on inNtrglnia with the ai-
Hlnislratl0n candidate CoDgrersman
Olerfali for Governor on the Demo-
ciA1lo ticket, standing on the Chicago
platlorm as TO silver and h., II. Cooke
eh Tue P0pulis. ticket for tho eamu of'
nee on tue free silver platform. The
ropulltt momhera OF Congress are en-
outraged over the financial 6ght 10 far
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rmE woItLn's PAIR.
PsnnsyIvania aud HrSEu Celebrate
thn Dny.

Psnnsy Ivania and HrREu Celebrate
she DhS,
CHICAGO, 7.-Peuusylvania has do
llghtiul weather for its day at tue
Worlds Fair. The day was clear with
a cool bre,z z, from tue north. Governor
Pattison, with military escort, the
Pennsylvania ttAte commissioner
anu other prominent people formed n
PROCESSION and marched TO the state
building vGeie short speeches and
other exercises were held, followed by
reception and fireworks In the even
Ing.
IL was also Bra2l's day.. this being
the Anniversary oI the Bta1llian indie
poudeuce. The Brazilian commission.
eTs kept open house In honor Of the
occasion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight the fret Of the "UrAnia"
spectacle, "a Trip TO the Moon" will
ho presented at the rhoater Tomor-
row night "wundors OF America"
will close tue engagement.
Theso two productions require OK.
,rusivr scenic, electric and mechanical
tiIecta, which are carried ~ the com
pauy.
MKT ATTRACTION, TIM soUDAE.
la offering the PRODUCTION OF that
foremost melo-dfamu, "lho SOudan,"
to the American theatcr.sUing public
the present season, u has hccu the de-
sire Of tho management 10 HIrpats IA
gorgoousners aud tho arrangement Of
detail any similar production ptcvi.
ously giveu ia this county. How we'll
they have succeeded Ia this o0nrc on.
tious undertaking may be partially
JUDGED from aclipping from the Boston
Head, which Ttaut! "TJ properly
Stage me 5uudan requires tue hHni.
ling OF mOTU scenery than Is presented
In any other unu theatrical ofganiLs.
ton Ia a mefiua, Aud 10 gay that THE
yast amount was well handled lat
evening IL saying RgOod dsul; yet .uch
WINS the case. Enthusiasm ran nigh
duri K tho fourth act. During this
act the great Trafalgar Rquafo scene
occurs, when throe hundred pefe M
gather 10 witness the return oi the
army" The preseniatiun OF tue
Soudan" In this city At the Salt Lake
rhrater will occur next Monday mis- hi.
Tue eng Agement In for three nights.
The sale Of seAIs begins nj the box Office
tomorrow morning.
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New YoER, Sept 5.--shorily before
noon tho yachts Pilgrim, ColJnin,
Vlgilant ami Jubilee stnflei ON the
Trial race to decide which should
defend Americas cup In TIE intrtna-
tioual race against Lord DunrAveu'a
Valkyrt. Pilgrim anu Jubilee mot with
an accident soon after the start ana
dropped out Tho Nigilaut ou,siiled
tho C0l0nia from the start, beating
against the wiuJ. A. they passed out
Of sight the Nigilent was over mile
hhoud.
The Vigilan, won by mile aud n
half.