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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
The WINNERS At CLIFTON.
In a Hard Drive Carmelite Takes
the First Event of the Day.
Fiction Captures the Second X co
AT = to I.

RACE TRACK, CLIFTON, Sept. is
An unusually large crowd for Monday
attended the races here TO-DAY.
The card which was n very heavy
one, was attraCtiVclY arranged and
promised good sport from beginning to
end.
The weather was raw and chilly and
the sky cloudy. Heavy wraps were in
deed comfortable.
The track was in good condition.
The attn race at thrcC-uuart"rS of a
mile. with such good ones AS balsyrihn.
Luray. Flatlands, Clement, Sir Richard,
My Gyps. Panway and others iii II. was
the best event on the card
Transit was "A hot faNoritc FOR the
opening race FOR beaten horses. Car
meite also had strong following, and
the others were only nibbled at
The finish was a pretty one, tarm"lite
winning in drive by IA head and Tran
sit beating Nandyke the same distance
for the place.
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GOODS PACKED In BED.
More Alleged Smuggling Discovered
In Hirtz's Effects.

The Custom-House officials to-day dis
covered some more alleged struggled
goods brought over in Fuerst Bismarck
by !. llrtz. ten of whose trunks were
seized last Friday by Col. Storey.
They were packed In two feather
beds and consisted OF about the same
class of goods as were found In the
trunk. In one of the feather-beds were
found seventy-nvc damask table cloths.
40 napkins. five pieces OF linen cloth
and lot of chinawarc and meerschaum
goods.
Both the seizures are still at the Gus
tom House The smuggled goods have
not yet been appraised. but they are
believed to he worth several thousand
dollars.
smuggled but that they were seized
pending "A discussion over the amount
of duty to be paid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
LOCKED IN A FACTORY.
Mrs. Brown an Involuntary Prison err
Since SATURDAY..

Mrs Ida Brown, of Is Monroe street,
was arraigned in the Tombs Court to-day,
where al unpleasant experience was
told.
She went out for walk Saturday
afternoon. Her skirt became unfastened,
and she stepped into the hallway of
the building occupied by the trocker
cha Company at the corner of Canal
and Mott streets.
II was the hour for closing, and the
ianitor locked Mrs. Brown in the build
ing.
Yesterday morning Policeman Moran
saw her at the window. begging to be let
out She had been locked in slice Sat
urday afternoon.
Thinking che was thief. the officer
arr ested her and subsequently arraigncd
lcr At tho Tombs Police Court. where
she was discharged after her story was
told.
Mrs. Brown must have given ficti-
tiOuS name or address, as she could not
be found at the address given.
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ABANDONED THEIR DEAD CHILD.
Undertaken Dieokman Suspicious of
Cora Chnrles's Death.

thiertakcr J. H. Deckman. Of ISL East One
Hundred and Twcnty-frst street. has the bod
Of baby Cora Charles In hi 5 shop awaiting burial
The infant, who was six months old. died In con
WILSON'S Wednesday afternoon at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Charles. 1850 Third
avcuue
Undertaken Dicckman Was called to take charge
Of The body. lie had 1t removed to his place and
awaited further orders. The day after the child
died her parents moved away. Later t.l"-
gram was received from Charles dated New ark
y. j., saying he was unable 10 raise money 10
pa" for the Chlds funeral.
Mr. DleCkmans suspicious are aroused regard
ing The manner In which the child met death,
and he has asked Deputy Coroner o Hare to nrest-
gate further. a. Hare issued the certificate say
ing death was due n commissions.
Mr. Dcckman may bury the child at his own
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
FIFTH RACE.
RESULTS AZ GLOUCESTER.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, Sept. lS.--The
races here to-day resulted in the following order:
der
First Race-Fiye furlongs. -WOn by con Lucey.
2 TO and oven; Richal second, b to | for u
place; Melinda third. Time-lU+
Second RaCe-Scvcn furlungs.-Won by Dillon
j., To and out, Lyndhurst second, to . for
place; silver Queen third. TimC-lI
Third Rsce-Five furlonRs. by Rancocns,
IA and oni. Jardine second. To for place {,
Ncrbcna third Tmc-t0I
Fourth Ra"e-Onr nile. Won 10y Thlord
To . and 10 q; HOUR second, even Tor place
BaEn third. Tme-ltG -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
vALKYRIE SIGHTED.
Seen by the Steamship Spain
Last Saturday.
She Was Carrying Full Sail and
Doing 10I Knots.
May He In Port o.Norr0w IL
Nothing Happens.
QUARANTINE. $. l.. Sept. 1

QUARANTINE. $. L.. Sept. IS
The National line steamer Spain, which
arrived here at i.15 =. NJ, passed Lord
Dunraven's cutter-yacht Nalkyrie bound
west at =. NJ. Saturday. Apparently
all were well.
The wind at the time was blowing
fresh from the south, and the yacht was
making good Roadway at the rate OF ten
and IL half knots. She carried full sail.
valkyrie when sighted by the Spain.
was in latitude h.SS longitude 64.36.
She was then about six miles to the
southwark Of the Spain. This should
bring Nalkyrie into port early to-mor-
row evening at the latest and perhaps
sooner. The Spain was in company with
Nalkyric for several hours.
Among the passengers on the steam
ship Furnessia from Glasgow to-day
We're George W. Watson, the designer
Thomns W. Ratsey. the sailmaker OF
the craft.
Mr.. Watson said:
What do | think of Nalkyrie? Well.
! think she is "A good and fast boat.
As To her chances of beating Vigilant, L
cannot say; The only persons who can
are the Herrcshoffs. They have had
opportunities to see Vigilant and can
form some idea of Valkyrie from her
competition with Navahoe. which they
designed"
Under what sail is valkyrie coming
over?'' was asked.
Let me see. I think under trysail
and stormsal. with jibs, isn't she.
Tom he said, directing his question to
Mr.. Ratsey.
Yes. that's it, think" promptly
answered that gentleman.
What area of sail will she use in
racing?"
After some figuring Mr.. Ratsey
announced that II would be about 1880
square feet.
Il would like to see Valkyrie carry
back the cup for mnre than one reason"
said Mr.. Watson. First of all j would
like II because of my personal interest
In the yacht. but more than all because
1t would. / surely believe. give an i'm
petus to yachting that would be as
beneficial to you as to u.s.
M. Watson and Mr.. Ratsey said they
did not know who would represent the
Earl on Nigilant. Both expected to sail
on thelr, yacht; Mr.; Ratsey having
know whether Lord Dunraven would
take tho tiller himself or the present
skipper. willie" Cranfeld, as he is
called In England.
THE date Of the race will, of course,
remarked, ''as it would he impossible
to get, valkyrie in racing trim by
that time"
While in the city both gentlemen will
stop at the Waldorf.
Lord Dunrayen. who is on his way to
this city, will arrive Saturday.
1t Is said that Mrs. Paran Stevens
has planned to tender Lord Dunraven
and the friends who accompany him to
this country n reception. The party.
consists of Lord Dunraven. Countess OF
Dunruven Lord Osmonde. Lord Wolver-
ton and Mr. Arthur Paget.
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Edmund burke was murdered at Brecklnridge.
Mo-. yesterday. presumably by White Caps.
Tho Mechanics Hail building, in Utica, Was
badly damaged by hre last night. Loss ssO, oo0.
The thirty-eighth annual Convention Of the Ger
man Catholic Central society inIugurated At
ST. Louis yesterday.
Patrick Francis Blak" tcamstcr IN the Apple
ton Corporation, at Lowell Mass. was arrested
yesterday for killing Joseph llrruuN.
The Ery Dr. Rocker, Nlre-Ee'tor Of the Amer
iran college at Rome, viii leave Albany to-day 10
mc-t Mgr. Satulii H. ft-hura Tuesday.
Mrs III lIailowrll. of baki End, M, died sat-
urIJy at tho age 10 one luudrut and eight ysarA
She ives born In PcnHs' wanna Oct II, l'A5.
schooner David Torrv,, tIpt prihl. later, ~
Portland. hound for Boston from Amhoy. ran
ashore on biuck Ledge yesterday, She was
fnltAL
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TWICE TRIED SUICIDE.
Psitto Rasslo's Last Attsmp. Was
Made in a Cell.

Recorder McDonough, Of IIobokcn. this morning
committed Peitro Rasslo to the county jail tor
examination as to his sanity
KsssO is forty-th years old He was booked
as Storage passenger the Bremen line
steamer Crown Prince that sailed from Hobotrn
saturday. but attempted suicide by jumping over
board lust the vessel leaving her pier.
When rescued he said he would rather have
died than sail on the ship. lie taken to
!'Oicn Headquarters In liobOken and locked up
on the charge u attempted suicide
lie nervous and excited all last might.
Do0rman Murphy was placed in front Of RassO' =
cell TO watch him Shortly after O'Clock this
morning the dOOrman was called away for mo-
mcnt, No sooner was his back turned than Rasslo
lnCttcd his leather shO"-strngs into moose and
attempted to strange himself.
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Beating Pedestrian Three
Lengths in a Sweepstakes
at GraVeSend.
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THE FIRST RACE RUDOLPH
Sam Lucas Gets the Second in
a Fine Struggle with
Weinberg.

RACE TRACK. GR.\NE.SEND Sept.
B.-The same condition Of affairs re
gardns the fight between President
Philip bwyer and the poolroom Gle
ant existed to-day. Newspaper cor
respondents were again obliged to file
their matter at the Coney Island office
If the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. where the latter had placed their
corps Of race track telegraph operators.
She lilly, owned by Father Billy DAILY,
caused u long delay at the post in the
second race, at last running away.
The field finally got away with Worn-
berg three lengths in front of his field.
Sam Lucas, a , to | chance. raced after
him, and. catching him furlung from
home, won by neck, after II rafting
finish.
Some excellent sport was Witnessed
here this afternoon. An attractive card
several close and exciting finishes.
The track was in splendid shape, and
the weather warm and pleasant
one or two drops Of rain fell Just he
fore htc races bcgap but it did not
amount to anything
The opening event looked a good thing
for Rudolph, his defeat of Banquet a
few days ago being "A rafting perform
ance and he met much poor company
to-day. The good price of to } was
quoted against him.
favorite At one time he was eight
lengths behind Victorious, who was
setting "A clipping pace down the back
stretch. Directly Irving CALLED on him.
and won handily. Prime ' George was
srrouo
Kingston was prohibitivn iaNoritt
in the third race. He won easily from
,.:>-~ second choice, Pedestrian. Annie
bishop was third.
FIRST RACE
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COHEN WANTS TO GO FREE.
Chief Witness Against Him Said to
Have Boon Spirited Away.

LAWYER Cohen ~ the firm OF Goldfosel
Cohen, appeared in Part II. General Sessions
Court to-day and moved for the discharg" Of
Rcubcp Cohen.
Cohen kept clothing store at l6l Division
street and was indicted last January for at
tempting defraud his creditors BY shipping
his goods Washington. y. e. His ease has
M several times, bur has always been
postponed
morton. n. said h" had information which le't
him to believe that Marx Cohen, nephew Of
the defendant. who had made an airdaNit on
which the charges Mere grounded, had been srir-
tied away. II" has not been seen in this city
since Nny. Il last.
Cohen IL under S. 0O0 hail. and the District
ItorneN not inclined I" release him on
his own rcrugnTanr-. After further argument
It was agreed that the case he set down for trial
tn" brst Monday IN October II III" District
ATTORNEY 81 not then ready the defendant Will
be dis, hRrg"d on his own rc,OGniLance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
JAMES r. KEENE SUED.
Judgments for 100000 Against
Him Asked by Mrs. Rankin.

Mrs Minnie G. Rankin, wife of Al
fred \. Rankin, Of Wayland. Trask Il
co., of Wall street is suing James X.
k""n", the wcll-knuwn stock operator.
FOR 100000. Sh" claims that SlN.op
wcr" given to Mr.. K"enr in 1851 by W.
H. Vanderbilt to hold in trust for her,
and that he has never repaid any part
OF the money
The r, mainder Of III" amount asked
fur she claims To- have earned in th-h
services of Mr.. kecne NrtN"n 1883 and
1883. Her attorneys, GoOlhart 4. rhil-
Hips have begun both suits in the SUI
prcmc Court.
Mr. Kecne in his answer denies the
cNistcnp' of any trust in favor OF Mrs.
Rankin, or that he owes her any money
for services.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
Four Patients Sent TO North Brother
Island To-Day.

Two cases ~ SMALLPOX discovered at 49s
West Fifty second street were sent IN Nurth
brother island to-day. The patients are chill
dren. Ophclia and William McGowan
Two additional cases we're reported 10 the
health officials later. They Mary Doyle.
tNenty-three years old NJ 90 Elizabeth street.
and Cornelius kelleher aged thirtv-hyr years.
Of 1876 Madison street Bo't we're taken 10 North
brother Island
Patrick kDar. aged twenty SEVEN wears, vas
found suffering with Enlll-u,N a. HE home,
AZ West niftcth street, early 'h.s mgfnlus
H. vas tskan To Nurth Irutl,r Island
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
TRAIN ROBBERS BEATEN OUT.
Calumet & Hecla Conpnny's Stoler
Money Reported Recovered.

HANCOCK. Mich, Sept. S.-1t Is re-
ported here to-day that the Calumet
4 lircla Mining Company's money, stolen
from the Mineral Range train last Fri
day by train robbers. has been recov-
cred.
one OF the gang paid a Duluth and
South Shore brakeman 30 cents to check
n trunk which contained the proceeds
OF the train robbery. and n special train
was sent ont and the money recovered
at point on the line OF that road.
Liberty. "A South Shore fireman, has
been brought here from Marquette in
connection with the robbery.
He tried desperately to get away. An
other fireman of the same road, name
not given, Is also under arrest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
THE SITUATION AT RIO.
Foreign Admirals Tried on Saturday
to Prevent Bombardment.

L0NDoN. Sept. lS.-In the House ~ Com.
mons to-day, responding to questions sir I'd
ward GREY. Parliamentary Secretary If the
Foreign orr. said thst the british warshps
sirius aud beagle are now At Rio Ianero pro-
tcctinr the life and property Of british sub.
i"r's. Warships NJ III. United States France,
Gcrmany, Italy and Portugal were also on the
spot.
He added that Mr. Wyndhsm, the British
MINISTER TO Brazil had reported that trade was
paralyEcd and that II impossible for vessels
in the hsrbor to unoed owing 10 the scarcity
of laborers and lighters.
Sir Edward further said that SATURDAY the
commanders Of the neutral warships cndcavorci
to proven, the bombardmert by the nect Of The
ryv1,uiiCnsis
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BOOMERS AND PRAIRIE FIRES.
Fears that Many Settlers OF New
Lands VIII Perish.

GUTHRIE. okla, Sept. lS.-A courier
just In from tn" Iawnec reservation
states that terrific prairie fire Is rag
Ing there, and hundreds of settlers have
been compelled to abandon wagons,
tents and outfits aud f,"e for their lives
on their horses.
Several dead bodies have been found.
and 1t is feared that many persons will
perish,
Tn" boomers are returning to-day by
tn" hundreds
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
Stable Nuisance Aba.sd.

Tie stables at CS East one Hundred anu Nine
t"enth street. 20s-ali West one Hundred and
Fcrty-irst street a. the southeast corner of SsE-
cnth avenue and one Hundred and Thirty-iOurth
street, and at the corner Of Madison avenue and
one Hundred and Twentieth street, were vacated
by order Of the Board OF Health to-day as they
had been DECLARED a public nn!sancr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
The CARL a Total Wreck.

QUARANTINE, $. l.. Sept ls-The wreck
ing tux l. !. Merritt passed her" at 2.45 T. NJ
after having made an unsuccessful attempt 10
raise he pilot boat David Cart which was
wrc'l ed on Jones lirach SATURDAY. night She
carried the Carlls main boom. sails. wheel and
steering gear nothing else being saved. The
boat Ia a total loss
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nv SIRE and have GOLD AND sILvFR puzzle in
youv pocket Eoius home this evening.
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1o,,s,ire ard Nashville s,,ik,.

LOUISVILLE, Nv. sept ls-The Louisville
and Nashville shopmen to 81 number OF soo, who
have been on rrlt. tot The past tw, Neek~
Nor. invited o return to work tu.dat by the
rDnpiuy hut dc' line1 "a a n,dy \ few mo
lsrI,r hruuEht 10 town to take strikers places
we're persuaded Ia raF,
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Frisco Girl Marriss Abroad.

LONDON. Sept H.-The marriage Of Miss Helen
Murphy OF San Francisco. to Don Vicente l.
Dominique son OF senior l.. l.. Dominique tho
Argentine Minister 70 Great Rrltsin took place
to-day the ceremony prtng performed b., Cardiac
Vaughan, The welding Wa private
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
Madison Square Bank Affairs.

Receivers O3rcn and cannon are sin at
work on the Affairs Of the Madison squire BanA.
They said to-day that It would bs some time
before they could complete their examination Of
the books II Is reported that the Committee
on Reorganization will hold a meeting this week
a .. William street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
WIN Appeal Enos Cas-.

The District Attorneys office prepared papers
to-day for appeal in the ease of John G Emo,
cN-President Of the Second National Bank Iudgn
Wallace recently gave decision dis"hsrginE
Emo and aoV the District Attorney appeals t.
the supreme Court ui III" United state 10
plane him IN the Jurisdiction Of th' 'rm'nal
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paw w. '
SECOND RACE,
Thrce-ouarters of o mile; selling.

Fast Br,tiug Queen BrSS. ctou and to .:
ronnors :. and even. rlaruS. : and to .:
Romeo. aud .; Fiction. and !, Sadie ", IL
aud = Lrnin H. and g E"ramop 20 and -
I.oriudp 30 and 10, Marble, 40 and -; WiIIston,
30 and 20.
Fiction and queen G}css led to the
head of the stretch. where Sadic w.
Joined them. In "A good finish Fiction
beat Sadie W. head. Marble was
third. Time-l.I7 -.
Mutues paid: Straight Ihcib, $50;
place, $l5.5O. Sadie W paid $3.50
THIRD RACE.
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TTN CESTs invested IN GoLp ANu SILvFR puz-
yle will entertain the entire ismlly the evening ..
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For Stealing Uncle sans Cold

PHILADELPHIA. sept. ls.-Ou NarSn, issued
by United States Commissioner Roll TINS after
noon Henry g, Cochran was arrested charged
upon the oath OF Supt q, G. Bosh, shell with
embeEzling thirty bars OF gold from IN. Mint "
the United States
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
Thieving Mailman Arrested.

Walter Roe, nineteen years old, the night hall
man in the Holland House. was held for trial
IA Jefferson Market Court to-day, He stole a
'frtun,-, Mn from the room uf W. e. Sanford.
Whom arrested the pin was found In his posses
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-18
The Stsinway VIII, Suit.

Justice Ingrahlm. ~ the Supreme Court. to-
dag appointed william Stelnway guardian OF the
infant defendants, In the suit of II. W. T. Stein.
way against William Stenway Frederick 7.
Charles H. StcinvH', Henry HeiGleT
and others brought TO hHr" certain parts al
Tho viii Of Christian +. r StcinWay declared
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No Operation on Carl.si.'s Arm.

WASHINGTON, Sept lS.-Secretary Carlisl"
viii rot undergo surgical operation for the
swelling on his arm Mrs Carlisle has nearly
removed the trouble by curse q home treat
mrnt and rubbing. Mr.. Carlisle attributes the
swelling to the Kicking Of a gun with which he
shot at target when visiting the Worlds Fair
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A sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 5000
n ddad. fnrlnngs.


Post Bettlng-kingstOn, 10 and out Ped's-
trisn, TO and to 3; Annie iiishop 20 10
aud to 2; Minnehaha, 40 to / and TO l; Gold
Dollar. 60 to / and to l.
Minnehaha made the running to the
far turn. where she was Joined by An
ME Bishop. The latter took the lead
turning into thes trech, but in the
final furlong was passed by Kingston,
,Sho won easily by three lengths from
Pedestrian. Annie Bishop was third, n
length away. Time-l.l5 IA.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $50; place
$3.50. Pedestrian pal 500
FOURTH RACE.
A sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 500
added; one mile and sixteenth.
Starters Weights. JOCKEYS. start. Half Fin.
sir Matthew. -. ~. ITO. .MiigIsy." 3 IN
JonIstreet. .........llO.. Sims So. y 81
Isrrifer.............llO. d. Lambley l lal
Post Beting-Sir Mathew, o | and ou, Terri
hef, q o l and s; Longstreet 0 and
TO 8,
TERRIER, Longstreet and Sir Matthew
was the order at a very slow pace to the
head of the stretch Then Sir Matthew
drew out and won easily by three
parts of length from Longstreet, who
heal Terrifier 2 length. Time-l.j1.
MutlIels paid: straight, $50: place
S,30. Longstrcet paid $500
iIrrH RACE.
A heavy handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each,
Win $3.50 added six IuflungS
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Chewsd Hi. Eyebrow or.

ro,rc, I.omhg ri, % 1882 Avrna- A, wa r,ngat
to tn lognyill" Polite" Cont Tits morning by
Policeman q IsrI,u. ~ tG" East SiNt$ seventh
street squad charged with assault on Edward Me
,,pWaH uf tn, suInr address The men met IN u
saloon on SrNrUt,"th street and lomb1rd d,
alleged tu have knUrk-d NrGnwan down and
,hrW-d his right eyebrow pretty much all on
Justice EuIk- held Lombard In 500 bail TO
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LONDON sept, ls-Nrf. Blaine, widow y
James O. Blaine formerly American Secretary
Of state, aud her daughter, MIhs Hattie Blame,
accompanied by the daughter OF senator Don Cam
srpn, left UNhridge to-day en- route to Paris
The party spent the Summer in Itbridge.
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nIscrssING sOLOMnN,s SANITY

JTS- NNIN' HOIIUNVN > S4ANT !,
The examination of David j. solomon
as to his sanity was continued this after
noon before Sherins jury and two
commissioners. The chief witness was
David's brother Henry. His most i'm
portant testimony was that he had
frequently advised his brother 10 marry.
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A sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 5000
added; FOR two-year-olds flve furlongs.

Post Betting-Discount, 3 to and out sam
Lucas. TO and to .; Weinberg and
Dorian, 10 and z; Mstral. 20 and g. Lucky DOG
20 and !; Half Mine 80 to / srl 10 10 /,
Longshanks. 50 and 20: Little Pirate. ~ and 10
Penniless, 200 and so She illy, 200 and So
The flag dropped with Weinberg three
lengths In front. Sam Lucas imme-
diately shot out of the bunch and went
after him, the pair racing together three
lengths in front of Discount and Lucky
Dog Sam Lucas and Weinberg fought
out a rafting finish. The former won
by neck. Dorian was third, four
lengths away. Time-l.0l IL.
Mutuels paid Straight Uield), $l165
place, 5000. Weinberg paid $3.50.
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FARRELL REPLACES CADLEY.
Chosen Clerk OF the Hinge County
SUPERVISORS This Afternoon.

The Kings County Board Of Super
visors met late this afternoon and
unanimously appointed Thomas J.. Far
rril as Clerk TO the Board. This, as
will hr seen from the story published
on the third pag" of this issue, had been
practically settled upon early in the
day. The salary attached IL 100 per
year. No other name was suggested.
Several wears ago MIR. Farrell was
appointed Deputy Police Commissioner
and served two years under Commits
soncr Bell. lie has been twice in thu.
Assembly.