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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
THE POTTER COMMITTEE IGAIN MEEIS-
DETECTIVES GUARD THE ENTRANCE TO TIL
T\BERN ,CLE BAPTI,T Cur RICH

urTrCTrvrS GUARD THE ENTRANCE TO THE
TABERN ,CLE BAPTI>T CHURCH.
There wa, another meeting last evening oil the com
utrec appointed by the Rev. DR.. Daniel T. F"'r' VI
tb, Iapti,i tabernacle. to invc>iiGat" himself ~
meeting lasted from O'Clock until after II "'o'N
Dr. Potter was present Detective Lang, oi inc fH'"
A. policc station, stood at the side entrance |" VI"
c,ulch while the committee was In session ln' N'N
lame, NJ Putnam. the former assistant ph>'or' WV"
hi. grievance, against DR.. Potter {" The reporters
have" said hc. written n Singing letter 10 III"
committee criiii,ing the report they pubHNh'l "''
night If | know what singing letter j. ui'h !
call thi, one" aud he began To read me h"'r' !.
,,as addressed To the Investigating - 'omhli''''
and comprised some comparisons between mhi'H anu
nr ptter ana contained many uncompnmeh'aiy III
II, inns 10 the work Of the committee.
am taking my time. h" continued I've gu
cuouph evidence 10 down forty men,"
Mr. Putnam said that some one In DR.. Potter
,,r,r,crts tlrcw water on him and Daniel Harding,
,noth.r anti Potter man. last evening. Dr. f"'''r'
when soon by reporters after the meeting oi 'Ae
investigating committee. said that Mr.. Harding VINO
bead been suspended from the church. came before
tbn committee with complaints. lie added uai We
,".ult Of the work Of the committee would prooioiy
hc the dismissal Of Mr. Putnam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
IMPLICIT FAITH ~ CROTON.
HEALTH OFFICIALS FIND AN IMPROVEMENT IN
THE w.TEG NLREADY.

HEALTH OFFICIALS FIND AN IMPROVEMENT ~
THE w.TEG NLREADY.
Few complaints about the Croon water nave
Lecn received today" said General Emnoh' 'l'rN'
fin. secretary Of the Health Board, yesterday lie
.,ur,,,od the belief that the offensive taste ana
nell Of the water noticed in some parts OF the cry
had brsnn Ia di-apprar The improvement H.
th,ucht wa, caused by the blowing on OF the ny
dr,,ui, al point, where there dead ends In
Tire water pipes.
Mr. Martin the chemist Of the Health Department.
,..f,rrv competed another analysis III water drawn
,rnm Il convenient hydrInt In the city, ana ne re-
poricd 10 the Commissioners that the analysis had
failed 20 disclose any trace of nrrit"s. The sanitary
cials continued 10 deny yesterday that the imphr-
ulr, lately found In the water had caused any IN
cren.r Of dia.rhocal diseases.
Superintendent Byrncs Yesterday called tie pOlec
r,ptain. To the Central once. told them TO be
careful In the enforcement OF all sanitary regulations
for clean streets and the purity OF the water. lie
called 10 their attention tho recent letter Of the MAYO
10 the hcnd, of departments which requests united
effort In keeping the city In heathul condition
during the warm weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
vrIV.YGRK CITY.

Tho now edition u PnlliPsS Elite Directory LOT
tso3ot which has just been issued, contains "'."
40 400 selected names Of h"n>choi"er' Va -,
ard ad,oilng towns. The names are ','F
,rscts the addresses nj wel-knowh pe7pe ''i"s s''
herewith.
Tho Tribune has eccvcd - from Elsie lot ''e
Dsisv Field, Fresh Air Fund for Crippled 'H'i"''"'
toh, Connors the OK convict who smashed a S"o"
,dovr Z, IN. i.wcrv store OF Benedict Bros p'""u
,rov and Corand,.si last week and grapp'u "".n'
yr,. ,rrligned I'm General sessions y's'erohy' no
pl,aded guilty and was sentenced 10 io"' S "
state Prison.
Little sammy" Mills who IS charged WIN Nar'"s
.ho, william o'Brcn Last Friday evening III nv po"
cry wa arrested yesterday ana iden'ih'" ol
o.sricn asked the police to release Mis- ADDING 'an.
,d d. 49,, souorcr with him later. Obrlcn VIII
probably recover.
DE- Never Jackson, VINO was arrested OH "o"1"S
i,rc.d with snborna,iou Of perjury in the breach Of
,,i -, 40 ~ Fannie Ka,chuof,ky against DIR. Behr-
man vn. discharged from custody at the Iomos ro"c'
Court Yesterday.
Far destitute and sick children Of this city the sea
,d .,rif,rtlu {, open for the season. free Tickets
, h md q, tin, Office so. 300 West Twentynih'h
v.vNorl CIV The sandrum has three COT
.,gc. n Port Richmond. staten Island, ana one
%, u,m.l, station. Rockaway Beach 'ohul"u
Inn. r,nv h.. cent TO Thcodor" VI Berthe. OF 10
Henry King treasurer. No. 800 West Twenty hihh ST.
storing. battery systcm Is now in operation on
,b. upper part Of The second Avenue kn'r'au 'o"'.
r.,y', line Yesterday delegation oi clt"nS III
bridgeport. Conn. made an examination oil the sy'
TEN.
General Flv : PARKER who had srok" Of paralysis
a., Tuesday and +, now at the New York Hospital,
WI, reported yesterday to J." doing well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

Edwin Forrest DisbrOw. eleven years olo, son OF
,n late DENNY sheriff Di-brow. Of Tuckahoe, died IN
ST. Joscph's Hospital. Yonkcrs yesterday morning.
from lockiaw resulting from gunShot wound in the
hand received on Wednesday Of last week
,but oC,o ,,eop left Yonkcr the Cvgnu' yesterday
on the excursion If the Nepp r1nav' Hap'l'' SUNNY
school 10 ROTOR Point Conn., Inc N'!"i
Of >onkeis has not yet filed veto of the resolution
Of the Aldermen awarding the contract lor PaV'"s
Polisade.avc to combination Of local contractors
headed by the chairman Of the Democratic CITY ''H'-
mttec al a price ~ 500 in excess OF the lowest I'D.
The residents and property owners III fhh'au'aN'''
who will have 10 pay the work. are signing pro
test against the award Of the contract rs proposed
and there has boon vigorous expression oil dl''p
proval from property owners. regariless oi pol'N
ThcrN will be another meeting 81 The Common Council
IN next Monday night, and the Mayor has decided I"
riyc the Aldermen an opportunity 10 reconsider th"r
action a this meeting and award the contract 10 me
lowest bidder. The senior 'lGh' 81 the i'''
SADIE Boat club entered for the Middle states regatta
arc making a great effort TO get in condition for the
race July %. H. "Fc"hhhIs" ""' W."
elected captain and Nelson \ BAH treasurer Of III"
Viking Boat Club. Lieutenant thompson anu
prIvaie Thomas Oliver. Of the 4th separate com
many Will 20 to Crccdmoor saturday, August D. I"
rh"ot for iho ,harpshooter-' badge. inc
flannel hop OF the Parklill Country iluh hrIn al III"
clubhouse on Wednesday evening. was success
4 meeting Of the Board Of Trustee. 81 the
newly organized BOARD Of Trad" VIII ~ n'iu ,,',
and The organization completed s." tnat by S'p"ni
her when the first regular meeting 81 inc b"'ru VII
be held The officers will h" chosen. IN" committee
viii be appointed. the cXccuiV" oihcer- chosen; ana
lhe Board will be- prepared To enter lm'",t'.,'IS "'
The prosecution Of the work for which 1t va" OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY.
NOTVT VERNON


d O. Williams president OF the h'a.' vi ""e'meh'
NO. relieved Of the oncrou, daes Oh Mayor yesterday
norpir /, by the return of Mayor EDWARD +. Brush
oom = deer.hunt in Maine with cN-N"erman David
:, curfis Mayor Brush is exceedingly iona oil hunt
ing for big game. and he and his companion started
off with CORDUROY costumes. rites, ammnn'ion, lni-
mont etc. three weeks ago. They say they had a
fine rip. Dr. Brush did not have Ms usnal goa
Ius however for he generally returns WIN several
co,casscs. lie did bring down several "h'n''' now
ever one animal which no supposed he hai s'curci'
cot away in a sleek manner IT Wa no. hliei out
irht and the Mayor about TO e"'F''' "'S poo'S
when the sleepy deer shot ahead q"'hii """ u'
Mayor caught his tail only. The Mayor h'H Oh WIN
, strong hand for several rods inc po'' S"oP'lhs
throurh the water AT a rapid rat" The deer however
c,capcd The Mayor shot another deer pu' Tue Shol
u,s not a fatal one The tuh got out y.sWiua!' ana
nov The Mayor /, hailed With NIrro CIV 20" HlH"
ih,t deer - The Mayor has me rrPi''o" 81 r+il5
y .. .,re shot 10 tile collection oi h0p''' u"cE ana
n,b.r heads mounted and hanging apo"' III h'm' ufrc
will be additions. -, - ,he Nouut Vernon
Rank saws that the bank ha. MOI iosl ., ,O n'vpe
tnr forrcr Frank wood. Mr.. E"Scra u'%i"'' tna'
Woci Secured only ~ .23j ana t'l -. ". ipuIls
,ctinc p,ying teller will have 10 ah, ' ,'m E"ri,
a. he : under bonds 10 sdNc the p'"N "o" ""'n
losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
THE RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

at
-, :, s,cc.,tors Here arr the summaries:
ry,s. race-Selling i've furlones. Ciocns lN . 10
and even first Express lo2, 10 TO ana 10 , 90
onS. Laughing Water. third. Bob sutherland. ,oy
e. los; Eolo loe oIimer lGH Be 10Y Mani sDS
Honest Tom 100; Easter John ~; Fleet lo5 oo M'h'
r. II e5 and Menthol 100. also r1n. Inc-i w.
Second racc-Two-y caroc>; i've f9rlongs fa,ronsm d
,oe * IN ! and G 10 |. Ar-t Anglo, 10 : 70 ana
. - second: Honey Bee colt. ilS third sub Rosa
los lawn nilv lOj Daisy b.. los; Mayer my 10
icn,o lis: Hartford lis Feurette T. 49, al" "'o'"
fv also ran. Tmc-l .0ii.
rnrd ,,cr-six furloncs Geraldine. lo4. 7 To ard
70 g. first Tom Tough. 1O7. Is g. ara t. oi l.
second: Major Dav. ia thId; fipel, W. Logan
los and Bellevue. 10i also ran 1in"-l IT,
Fourth lacc-One mile and sXtcenth. B2cn, loo'
q % q and out .lrst 81 to and ven s'-
ond Tcrrlfer 100 third Doncastr. So also ial Time
] 40. 1870
Fifth Eoce-sellng: 1x and a half fuIomg'. Billet
Donx colt lo4. 10 10 1 and 10 |. dr-t; Amica ",
4 IN ! and s 10 s. second Double Cross 100, third
Hurry Aion,o 100: Void. lo0 Arnlant. o7 Mordotte.
io7 Innovation. 102. and Marcellus, 100. also ran
Tfme-l 90.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. Merry Duke 1o2. to |
and 70 /, first Mark. ioS. TO and 70 T.,
second; English L,dy. ny third CaTmne l2o; K9es
away. ll5; Auster ~ 1l4 Hazel. 100; Adjourn. l02.
and Moc Davis, ~. also ran. Time-i 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
NEW ARK

Jus,icc OF the Peace Jane, WHITE and GrarOnil
Fern his consi1hc are held under bail - answer t.
charges Of cxturiion. The alleged victim IS Antonio
Auii.no Of No. 81 ADAMS It. AmlaIo was Arrested
on June % aud wa, discharged by Judge Tr,i.cl after
nm examination. Tie next day he arrested hN
Cou.iablr Frrra. and Nhytc and FrrrL DE- alirg,.-.
compelled him to pay IL" 60 The case viii b. sent
10 the Grand Jury.
John Miller of Ilarr on, attempted Ia 20 down into
, we'll In the rear Of his home Yesterday TO secure Il
uckri and chain which had fallen by the breaking 81
The latter. He had placed ladder In The w,Il ana
secured a rope around his WIi,i. When he had de
.ccndcd about ten feet h" bccam" unconscious, and
was unicAly pulled mp iy two men who held the rope
\ docior yvorxcd him several hour, l.lor,. na
was rc>u,citatcd. H. T. sin In prcoarou. ooud
lion The "a. In the we'll ovrrcamc hm. Tie Board
Of Health Immediately ordered the well cl,.cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
Dress Goods and Silks

Fine All Wool Storm Sergcs- ooc
colors and black; usually 50.-.....'"
All Wool AIb''lo's anu ' ,-,r,h .. soc
all co'ofs ana o".A - 23c
Fine NoTuu'c"s a ~, CntIna. 92c
Balance fleuieu VIZ - and block 102c
Wool Nuns 'e,''ns'- lie l2iac
Figured Wool Challies- new SYKES ~.
Wool Cheyrons-pain and MIXTURES "a.
Fine Black Alpacas-high lustrc 40
,i.inch All Wool Sutngs-all shades
All Wool Storm Scrgcs %
cfoad anu ha'io" go. q inch SIC
Finest All "ool SUM snoas. usually 125 75c
o. inch China Silks-ngurcs and stripes 40
nencalincs and satin stripe Pongccs Yo.
Figured Or'I" Dc str,,es and plads soc
Extra Quality Figured India Silks Io
Rlack Japanese Silks-2i inches WHO -1
plack sulahs-24 inches VIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
nou,xo WINS THE HYDE PARK STAhES
coon WORK BY THE REENEs COLT AT WASH
,~rrnN nApK-EnI,R OTNEK RACEs Run.


INGToN PARK-FOUR OTHER RACES Run
Chicago July 13.-J. II. /. T. MI"
- ,nIno won the HYDE Park Stakes. at WASHINGTON
Park this afternoon, in a common c'"'r,' - a.,
behind him some Of the best twO'yc"i-o"S J." 80"
ycs, Do,ninos performance by no means Gr'al
one bu he showed both ability to carry weren't an"
plenty of sped. He had 70 carry 10 p'ui'"S' anu "
covered the distance six furlohgs' III IL D''n'''
and III TELEGRAPH were coupled In the betting al ~
;. Peter thu Great having second cal al u" =
4, the second break starter Fctiingil gave I'M
.a With Peter the Great in front. closely followed
-. nomino and epringlan1. Peter the Great anu
no,oino raced head and head down the BACK
.trctrh and rounding TO for home bn' oppos''c IL"
betting shed Peter the Great showed signs OF distress
and Domino coming away strong ma h''e '''"o''
I'm winning ~ two open leng'hs
The first race an easy iAlhG l"r AI"'i"i"''
is colt Firt Ward. which Won wei IN hanu
nv ,wo lengths from the II to chance, No 40
Pedestrian the heavily played 10 : iavort"' hau "a
contest through the stretch with the HGh'-"''4h"u
Anna Maycs bat Taial landed the iaVorHe manu-
some winner by a neck Baron, II II to Sh"'' E'l"P'"
nom, in IA, fourth selling race al IL" "ieS ana
after he had won IT COS, his owner S-oo 10 retain h'n'
-. he was run up to 81 900 The closing i"ce pro
,tood u,outy Of excitement. Newton won It easily
bv two lengths The time is the best ever mauc ID
race at two miles, and ties the record "mch WIS "''
y Ton Brock and made in race against 'hie' Inv
following are the summaries
Mr., ,cc. ore mile-Fir-t Ward, 1I2 REGAIN U .
,Vo =, 40 lengths: Ko 10. 1I2 ilI"ndtI, SOM IL
.ccond; Airbaran III I'orcD, 81 " l. thfi' i'"
/ ~. o, ,rN,,
second race. threc-qualtcr miePcdcsrian ~ (lufa
Z ia won bv a head Anna Mayc-, ~ ,leINihss'
: second: Isle o., 1903 II. GRIMM, ~ 10 l. "i'u'
Timc-1 1874. , =,
Third race: the Hyde Park Stakes, sweepstakes io'
twn.vc,r.old, with $1,000 aided threquuiltF mn,
Domino i23 CTsr3D. to ). won by two lenFtns3j r.
!s; ' 20 to Us ti M,h'r @, 70 ,P'0"'
Fourth race mile and seventy yarasI,hafohl; w.
,Turker, Il 10 l. "A lengh and hall rom lynn
no Morris g second; SHADOW, SS ferhh' " d.
third Timc-1 40.
Fith race purse III 800 for thre"year-old two niic
Nowton 10Y Porter. To J. won by Two chei!is
Prince OF Darkness l12 morris 70 :, ,econdi yer
nc II.r,b II 10 ,. third. lines =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
THEIR PLANS FOR ROBBERY FOTLrD

Some Ingenious Young almost carried ont n
Mai; for rohinc the house Of !. l.. Miller. wealthy
business man who lives at No. o0s1 Fifth-ave. Mr..
Miller and III, family are spending the summer nj
New London. Conn. The burglars thought that this
would provide an excellent opportunity for the ootinG
of the house, but the unexpected return OF Mr. Miler'
eldest -on spoiled their little scheme Just at the
mint Of fruion. on Wednesday night Young Miller
reached the house. aud having opened the street door
wns astonlShed to IND that the vestibulc door had
been locked on the Inside. After On Intellectual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

The Union Hook and Ladder Company stpheh =.
smith foreman, Of White Plains. enjoyed 'h'ir annual
clnmbake and picnic at rye Beach yesterday Inc
companv had a. their guests the m'm"'rH VI inc
Board Of Trustees and the Whltr MAINS "''i"'
Members OF the Bethel BAPTIST 'hur'h 'l' "'''"7'H
to hold campmectng exercises In Ferris "FoNr' h"r'h
NJ tho st,tion The fire department committee Of
fine Eoard Of Trustees will meet ut Dolls Union lia'i
ON Monday evening next 10 perfect me details oi
tho organization of a fire patrol. i"'hcr treason
of Hosnudglr l-tcr County. Nlp ~. iT'h inc Elc''
~ friends here for the last week, has returned 10
lis charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
RAILWAY.

Tho Rev r. C. Mayham. pastor of the Second Nc,"o-
dist Church OF Railway. arrested yesterday "i''
moon and placed under 300 bail to appear p''"'' w
Grand Jury. which meets al ElHao''h e"'S .,d
,rbcr The warrant sworn out b"ior" '"''i''
=. -. ,rbop,os r,con sixteen years old. whom lhc
.tor heat and kicked last saturday afternoon w.
G..nInr nj, shoes before entering the nv ci h"
Voung Pagan, IT i alleged, was innocent Vi oi'"e"7
tho mud into the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
NEWS FROM We W-JEHSEI.
JERSEY CITY.


The trial of Alexander -. Lots on an Indictment
FOR cmhclzllre 80 }6S o. ON to I"nr yN"ii' Kan
road Company was begun yesterday in ia" '"Hr' oil
General : .-sion,. II Wa alleged that Lett. WA"
VA, assistant cashier Of tlc freight department nnt
september - l70.. he'd by ia',Ayinr hi, &C cunts
kent up a poculation for several month"; II wa III
dniv +, receive check, aul money iog rcish ille, Q"
RECENT for the same 10 enter th. iii, IN book KEEP
for that purpose. and 10 stamp iIn "n rv A. pm WIZ
the date Of the payment. lett. 10 was alleged
hould also bay, entered zach raii bnl in cash book
This IT wa, ,ail. Lett, did not d" when n' r''F'u
tbr money Il va, alleged That D.. would enter a.
Maid SOM. hu Which hr Aad dan h'for" rec we'd Tie
money Tor. aud IN This way covered mp Dos p', WI"
lions until Az accident led To discovery. Nn'h irl
away from ID" Ofhcc. H. Wa mot ICON AGAIN h>
The polloc or officials Of g." couniy urti seven m"in
had paced, when Dee went to the Court ii"n-r ana
-mrrendkrcd himself. Lofts Insists hat De- limo
cent and that the shortage /, du" To bdd b"ohh' p-.
The creditor Of c0S Mann C il Jcrst
city. will hold meeting next Thursday IN iEh''r
Chambers Mr.. Watson ana thr assignee william IT.
Turner will be- present. and Nr. Nai 'oh VIII .nhm
to his crcdtors proposition 20 pay bis liailiur b}
some cash and the rest Ia succession {" PROMISE
notes. II The creditors accept 10" on'r 81 VT.
watson the business Of the company Will BE- con
iinucd Mr.. Turner Yesterday filed hi bond Of Tlo'.
700 with the County Clerk. The 'urelt"a arr" Act
ing Mayor Reuben simpson william W. farIier Jan's
Warner and James II. Love- Mr.. Turner also nrd q
bond Of $1,000 with the sam" sur'ii"a ds IN" ~
,igncc Of George +. Watson individually
The Inason County Board Of Frecholdcrs yestcr
dav decided to appropriate 97i0,loo for the running
expenses Of the county for the fiscal year hcpnnin2
December l. Tn cnorm.u, appropriation /, >ll4-
900 more than tn" amount appropriated for the rr"s
cnt wear which was untl yesterday the largest
amount apart for the expense, 81 To" county
There is much indignation amors tn taxpayers at
the extravaganza Of the Democratic majority OF IN"
Board Of lrccnOldcfS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The awarding OF the contract for the new Rutg,r
College gymnasium gft 10 The Institution BY Robert
f. Ballantlne Of Newark, was announced in New
brunswick Yesterday. The building will cost $50 OoD
lmpr .remcnts are being made Ia Van Nc,t U,l.
another college binding. through the Mbcrulitv Of
Mrs. Ann >. Busslng, OF w-l0Fh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
HAL POINTER BADLY BEATEN.
HE FAMOUS PAGER THOUGHT TO HAVE SEEN


HIS EEST DAYS-MASCOTS VICTORY.
pi,tsl,rc July 10 (Spccil.-A crowd Of 1000 people
oatbord al IIomcwOOd Park to-day 10 witness IN" hr'
meeting that taken Place between the two famous
tacer. Mascot . OF, and Hal Pointer, 2:oi'., III inc
cc fo.all race The sport marrci by poor starting
and nroone d scoring which delayed the rncn" thai
r,,n and night wien two races remained Unfinished
The Tree. for all pace mt TO Mascot In straight heats
Ial Pointer Of whom much expected. never looked
dangerous and any hOrscme believe the famous PAGER
has see, lis ltst lie BEATEN for thirl pac
" Jonnstou sixteen years Old, who.e record oil : 90.
was made in 1884. summaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK
PICKPOCKET IN AN AMIABLE MOOD.
He WON THE SHREWSBURY HANDICAP WITH
MUCH EASE.

MUCH EASE
The financial success Of the Monmouth Park meet
Ing IS perhaps not yet assured, bu, the attendance
vosterdav WAS uneypectcdly large. The weather was
not such as TO attract people to the course some
rain fell and more threatened. ana the air was
IKE the steam that escapes from condenser Inc
sun blistered wherever II fell.
Four favorities won. and two fell by the waSsiue
eonene failed to capture the first race owing 10 the
constitutional inability OF Lambey TO induce that
fas, snrinter and fine weight carrier 10 exert hlnsel
IN the utmost stoncncll needs more powerful
rider He was beaten only head by sieve h''eS MI
uncertain brute from the Marcus DAILY stable 10 WHOM
ne was concedng no less than twenty-nlhe pounus'
G. F1orian was very lame when he pulled up
His racing DAYS are numbered. II the MesSrs MOT
ris would escape frequent dsappOntmenis 1t woni0
no wise for them to retire this patched-up son Of ST.
Blaise aud Ecu Toilet He has outlivec MS u''i"
meas on the turf and his value as sire IS not De'he
enhanced by his successive defeats by horses Of poor
class Mars, his stable companion, might
have won the Shrewsbury Handicap II
the rain had made the track muddy Tor
Mars revels in mud. and has won nearly all OF
his races when the going deep ana SOFT ne
was made the favone III the betting because OF lis
popularity though the track was dry ana dus'S avn
the shower But pickpockct, with ina best oi '''
weights. and ridden by Midgeley, for whom he r'h
Kindly all the way Hon the race very easily hch-
pocket docs not like colorcl Jockeys and VIII not 10
his best for them as II rule. lie ran hhuN WV"
McDermot white jockey, rode him at ohc'pshcau
Bay and was a most Wiling horse under the sch'l'
guidance OF Midgclcy.
Midgeley, by the way. Is improving. lie Is regain
ing his longlOst confidence In himself. lew NOR
Winning mounts viii sci him on MS lee, ae"ii.
won the nrst and tfh races. WAS second III u' i"H'
and third in the July STAKES. ,.
Garrison rode 1t. Michael In the s1cohu rao' 1i
all his skill awaited nothing. II. Mlciac was uIi!
beaten at the end sport. ridden In p"in s"n,7i i,
forward. simple, coInmoIScnse manner We" '"''i'
by length ,.h,, hoi,c
IIvderabad won the July Stakes without peihS
m,sIed and Domino won the Hyde PARK stakes. AT
Washington Tark. II few minutes Ia ici. MI hrcnc
good fortune in the big yearold stakes conih'>
NJ F. Dwycr took the last two races WIN 'n!V, 80
and Hammic Chateau Na> entered 10 nc suld lpl
81 $50 and IIammie ter filoJ ~ TIRE ""9 w.
I'D This seems prrpos croiS. Inc par l. "or'n
al least $4,000 war ha> be IA uccE.rco "rNcIdi
times but The sound Of the guns - not heard
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6O-62 West 23d ST.

Ifo,.okcn. over property owned by oscar 'io"'"0A
They were stopped by the police nh'lI ONE VI Wv s,,
- -. houobt tho property for $500 from
i""nnwcu Work had scarcely been r,Sumcu WIZ ~
,vos again stopped by Mayor Pagan because ,' 'o'"
,anv had not secured the permission oil the ''''
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOK-Conrrcssman IIcnry w. Blair. 81 Ne"'ii""p
,t,. c,NIHri D,.F:-Count James PoHtaieS anu O"u"'
,,,..f.h ,d.lm,n ~ Germany FIFTH ANENtt-N"-
.crrlvm,n ocorgc Il. Mabv. = 81. Lawrence '"'"N'
HOFFMAN, Eailrod Commissioner Samuel \ i"''u''
., Itica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. w i'"o"o'' "
Alabama. VICTOKIA-''eneTal IT, ~ "0''N''
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

French Societies celebrations, suffers ana hio"
E,st River Bridge Commission
Monmouth Park races . 80 p. M
Brchtoa Beach races, 3 y M
ualnc,'. bigamy case. before Justice "tau!' -,
t,r.u,s ~ TWO Tribune Fresh Air Fund parties io'
tho country and day excursion 49,. =,
,,n.,c in ga,.crv Park by Goth Resmcnt band AZ
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VACATION SUITS.

The small boys turn now.
About 1000 knlckerbocker suits of
fancy cheviot, cashmere and worsted,
are marked down to half price, more
or less. Size ! to Is years.
Two-piece suits $3.50.
Three-piece suits 81.
A good chance tor those that do not
know already to find ont how well it
paws to get the best boys clothes.
Large men. SO to A inches chest, arc
wanted to fill the rest of those summer
and winter suits marked down to So. 80.
Stores close at o'clock Saturday.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THREE Prince.
STORES. >32d ST.