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The evening world., 1893-09-19
JAN|TRESS HAS SMALL-PO
Tenants in an Uptown Apartment
House Are Being Vaccinated.
Cases OF tho Pest Thought to Como
from NeIghborins Cities.

Smallpox has broken out In the hand
some apartmcnt-hoLsc 400 West one
Hundred and Twenty-third street. The
patient found there last night by an In
spector OF the Health department is
Mrs. Mary Church, the jnnitress Of the
house. she has been gent to North
Brother Island. The patient was In the
first stage of the disease.
Inspectors are at the house to-day
vaccinating all the residents and fumi-
eating thu apartments. >
The infection was carried from TIE
tenement At AZ West FiftysecSnd
street. Mrs. Church lived there until
ten days ago. Then she becamG- iani-
tress at the One Hundred and twenty
third street house. Her husbVd went
there with her.
But for her resistance OF 1he health
authorities DIR. Doty. chisS inspector
believes the infection waad not have
been carried uptown. WIEN the disease
started in Fifty-seconh street every
tenant in the place wigs vaccinated but
Mrs. church. She absolutely defied the
doctors. The iatter decided to watch
her
'ilNH'"h " Sh' illNH'Nto's' '''''
Church and her= husband went to the
apartment house. She was traced theyf
The woman=was penitent. when ~
tackled with t1e Infection, and last MINT
fad ths, shae Was sorry that she
The FffE-second street house IL
proving, q be veritable sI6a pok
nest Fos pronounced cases nse ns sx
and AZ West Fifty-second.-street. ad-
joini& the former houses-at the rear
is Iafesisd , With the disnar ia ,ro,,s,
oSSr the unusual deyeldnment of small
n5x in this city. Thty Is Influenced in
part by the news of smallpox In Brock
where as many az fifteen cases have
been found In onefouse.
We are. finding more cases than
usual" said Rr: Doty this morning.
quite sure tlsS increase IL due to the
infection brought over here from Brook
Ign and .1ep13y City. In such Instances
'1t We nave cases In one house and
tenants move away we can sim keep
then, upIer surveillance and prevent In
"Buf when families come here from
othsg pin ces and bring smallpox u II
difnrult to handle the disease before
the infection has been communicated 70
gthers in the neighborhood where they
Il am not afraid of an epidemic, "
said DIR. Doty. but it is not pleasant
to fight the disease. which Is carelessly'
brought here from other places"
Kate Corcoran. thirty-five years old.
was sent to North Brother Island to-
day from ~ Cherry street.
James Fallon. aged four wears, was
sent from II Roosevelt street this after
noon to North Brother Island suffering
from smallpox. Two other houses in
this street are furnishing this disease.
Joseph Fallon. four years and six
months old. OF II Roosevelt street was
found i'll with smallpox to-day. He was
sent to Riverside Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
ALL BUT $500 RECOVERED
Out Of tho $40. 900 Taksn from q
Mineral Rapgs Train.
Klissrts Stored the Money 1. .
saioct 81 Msrqassts.

HANCOCK, Mich, Sept. ic-All but
500 of the t7O.ocO stolen from a Mineral
Range Bdlroad train on Friday lase
was recovered at Marquette last niShE
The .jnan kliberte. now prisaaN.
had tfken IT out OF the trunk anASdis-
possd Of it, as he thought. to hH own
"a tSsfaction.
.fhe money after being storm went
ehrough both Hancock andRioughton
'hehind the PAGER Champ that King
was driving, and WAS left{t Corbellie's
berte boarded.
The trunk the monsf was put in Tor
shipment belonged t(@Mrs. Jack Chill
new. but as she waSfn custody 1t could
not be shipped In y name. and It was
consigned to Canun at Marquette.
kliberte left on the same train with
the. trunk. He opened 1t At Marquette.
and carried tbFmoncy to Shea's saloon,
where so9A6 portion of 1t was dis
There ~ under arres. now seven
person. Marqette besides kliberte,
and sevs here. and three more arrests
II isSrow claimed that the robbery
was aaned at Frank &. McD0nslds
disr1putable dive at Houshton. and that
Buffer was the originator and engineer
oe,'the hoid-up. II Is said that Butler
Nwanted at Memphis. Tenn.
All of the prisoners with the excep.
-tion Of Butler show signs Of Weakening
The examination OF the prisoners was
postponed to-day until Friday.
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SOME WALL STREET cARARDs.
A Field Day for Rumor- Monssrs
Downeown.

Rumor- mongers were unusually busy
in Wall St Get to-day. They succeeded
In stirring up considerable commotion
In financial circles.
The first story put in circulation was
to the effect that the presidents Of two
prominent National banks in this city
had been requested to resign.
Nothing was said against the financial
standing OF the banks.
At both banks q vigorous denial was
made.
1t could not be learned that the direc-
tors of either bank had taken any &C.
ton towards a request for resigna ton.
and 1t Was generally believed that the
story. was without any substantial
founda ton.
Another rumor was started this after
noon to the effect that President j.
Edward Simmons, Of the Fourth Ma
tionai Bank, had been stricken with
apOplexy. He has not beensa the bank
for several days.
At his home Mrs Simmons said there
was no truth In the story: President
simmons had a slight attack of illness
night before last after eating heavy
dinner, but he only suffered from In
digestion on that account.
His wife said he was much bstter this
afternoon and had gone out for a drive
In Central Park. His physician says
he can go downtown again tomorrow.
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MAkbAM DISABLED.
81 Her Way Back to Plymouth in
Tow of the ?. Caland.
Broke a Crank Pin 600 Miles Out
and Could Not Proceed.
Anxious Iaquirsrs at the Agents
Once Here.

The Netherlands American Steam
Navigation Company's steamship Mnas-
dam. which was due at this port last
Friday. is on her way back to Plymouth
In tow of the p. Caland. She was dis
abled 800 miles out from Plymouth
by the breaking OF a crank pin, and
was unable to proceed. Whether or
not the accident was due to the recent
heavy weather at sea Ia not known.
Just before PM. to-day General Agent
Van Den Toorn received word from the
Maritime Exchange that the Maasdam
was on her way backto Plymouth In tow
OF the p. Calilnd.
Anxiety had been felt for the vessels
safety, as she was several days overdue.
The Maasdam, while not a particu-
larly fast vessel. has been noted for the
regularity with which she has made
her trips. Only once before in her long
career. has she caused her owners any
anxiety.
Th, Maasdam left Rotterdam Sept. 8
at 1880 A. NJ, and was sighted Off the
Isle OF Wight the day following.
The Maasdam IL commanded by Capt.
terdam not single berth was Without
an occupant.
She carries llS passengers in the saloon
- In the second cabin and $50 in the
steerage. Her officers and crew num-
Der about 12O persons. making in all
| about 600 on board.
Notwithstanding the assurances Of the
oficials OF the line, n number of in
quiries In regard to the Maasdam have
been received. The most persistent of
the callers was Prof. Won Berachoter, Of
Wesleyan University, whose wife and
three daughters are on board.
Other prominent passengers on tho
Maasi.m are Palmer and Nomen
William Henderson. wife and child !:
Rev. A. Fl. Won der Hyde. Mrs. L. r.
Langley and daughter Miss Frances s.
Miller, NJ. c. Miskey, wife and child;
DIR. Eugene Neville. wife and son; Mrs
}. W. Plympton and two daughters, DR..
q. q. Ross. Miss Jessie f. Walker.
The Maasdam was formerly the Re-
public. OF the White Star line, and was
built by the Harland & Wolf Company.
! OF Belfast, In 1871. She Is single
screw, four masted vessel, bark rugged,
and registers 3.70 tons gross. Her d.
meEsions are: Length. go feet: breadth,
a feet, and depth, 81 feet. Che Is built
OF iron. and has seven bulkheads.
While she sailed under the flag OF
the White Star Line the Maasdam was
out for nearly two months at one time,
but reached port with no other damage
than an injury to her machinery.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
WINNERS 1T GU7TEMBuRG.
Entrance Fee Of 81 to Be Charged
for Thursdays Big Race.
Melba and Sun Glimpse Win Their
Events.

RACE TRACK. GUTTENBURG, Sept.
l9-The unusually attractive card,
coupled with perfect racing weather, at
tracted fully 1000 people to the hilltop
track to-day.
Despite the fact that 1t rained rather
heavily here last night. the sun had
completely dried the track out, and it
was dry and fast. A pleasant breeze
just tempered things nicely.
1t has been decided by the Executive
Committee that all complimentary badges
will be called In on the day Of the
great -Lamplighter match race
and that an admission of 81 will be
charged to everybody. including ladies.
The third race, at a mile and six
teenth. was the feature OF the pro-
grt mme and was holly contested.
Jockey }. McGlone. who WAS ruled of
at Brighton Beach and reinstated a
couple Of days ago, rode his first race
to-day, having the mount on Peruvian
in the first event.
The talent had a hard time picking a
fsyorite for the opening race. Lemon
Blossom closed slight favorite over
Melba
The latter took the money easily.
never giving her hackers a bit Of I'M
easiness. The Is to shot, High c.,
was second.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
THREE CLAIMED HIM.
Porter Jsffsrson's courtiugs Aired
in . Police Court.

Justice Connolly, ir the Gates Ave
nue. Police Court. Brooklyn, to-day at
tempted to settle the difficulty be-
tween George jefferson. porter ON
Wagner palace cars, and three young
VIC men. Minnie Storms, Alice Cooper and
Nellie Berdett.
The trio live in the upper part OF
brooklyn jefferson, 1t wls claimed,
had been keeping company win al
three al the same time. Miss storms
learned OF this, aud claiming prior right
To Jeffers0n's affections, caused his al
rest.
During The reading of some very sf-
fcctionatt letters written by Jefferson
to Miss storms, she was taken. with
nervous fits. Or. Smith. OF Reid ave-
nue.. was summoned. but II Was some
time before the Justice was able 10
continue the hearing.
As the testimony was very conflicting
Jefferson was discharged
He was leaving the courtroom with a
broad smile when he was Informed that
charge OF stealing a watch from Miss
Storms's mother had been preferred
against him. This case was adjourned.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
SHARP LOOKOUT FOR vAlkYR|E
Yachts Go Down the Bay to Meet
the English Challenger.
What Mr.. Watson says About Her
Sp ed aud Prospects.

Up to =. NJ to-day nothing had been
heard of Nalkyric. the challenger
for the Americas Cup from Fire Is
land, the Highlands of Navesink or
Sandy Hook.
1t was apparent up to the hour named
that Nakyrie was not near the
place where she is to struggle with
Vigilant for the Americas Cup. During
the morning the steamships Darmstadt
and Cuhc and the oil tank American
arrived at Quarantine and passed up to
the city. Neither OF them saw anything
of Valkyrie.
But this fact did not prevent To-
cal yachtsmen from hosting. the white
ing spin down the bay In hopes or
one else. The Bay Ridge anchoring
sails, and many Of the yacht owners
touched at Quarantine to Inquire for
possible news OF the Dunraven boat,
DESIGNER George l.: Watson Watson spared spared !. q
"Evenng World reporter, to discuss
Nalkyrie. On being asked II he thought
malkyrie sped along sev eI N k mles
an hour-in company with the steam
ship Spain. he said:
- think It very likely that NaikErie
and half knot. an hour would not be
anything strange for her to do, rugged
as she is. She might not have done as
well had she been spared and risged
know Nalkyrie has made twenty-seVen
knots in two hours in the very, same rig
she is carrying nova try all, &c.
fourteen knots an hour. She has done
better than thirteen knots. Theoretical
ly, Nalkyrie might do fourteen knots
an hour-in tow. Tie her behind the
What was your object In the way OF
speed when you designed Nalkyrie?"
dd sen d hs for y scS ar
particular speed. but make them to &c
as fast as they can. We figure on par.
ticular rate OF speed with steam yachts
"if Valkyrie held the steamship Spain
for seventy-two miles in seven hours
will she go against ViEllant?"
lance by the number Of square inches
of gold lace on Capt. Cranfield's cap
the result will give you as accurate an
Idea Of what VslkyTiis can 90 IN ny ysns
else. You cannot figure on such things '
| Mr.. Watson was confident that thu
date of the first race would be post
/ would be amicably arranged when Lore
Dunraven arrived on the Campania. Val
! kyrie Will not have been in port much
| more than forty-eight hours or so aheac
of her owner. and 1t would be matter
of but few minutes conference be
| tween the Cup Committee and Dun.
| raven TO arrive at an agreement In the
premises. The Cup Committee has al
ways shown eminent fairness In all the
preliminaries, and as II still has the
| question of date in it's hands. 1t Il
certain Dunraven's wishes will be full.
considered.
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RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
Jersey. At 10 to !, Takes the Third
Race from Markstons.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK. Sept
l9.-The weather here to-day was fair
and quite a large crowd saw the races
run off. The track was u little heavy.
The following are the results Of the
races:
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs.
Won by McKeeyer. 2 10 l and to o;
Jim Glare second. to for place;
Eddie NJ. third. Time-i.26
Second Race-Four and half fur
longs.-Won by Sweet Alice. 4 to s and
OUT; Lady Lister SECOND. out for place;
Third Race Six and q half furlongs.
Won by Jersey. 10 and to |; Mark
stone second, 2 to for place; String
fellow third. Time--l.26 IA.
Fourth Race-Flve furl'ngs.-Won by
Tommy Brophy, 8 to and out; Jolly
Joe second, 4 TO / for u place; Dutch
Lou third. Time-l.0o
Fifth Race-Four and one-half fur
longs.--Won by Frank K. Harf. 3 to s
and out; Chance second, TO I for a
place; Despair third. Time-0.5G 81.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
ROBERT HANNAH A SUICIDE.
Well Known Hrooklynite Takes Car.
bolic Acid.

The police OF the Seventeenth Pre-
cinct Brooklyn. learned to-day that
Robert W. Hannah, a cooper. thirty ave
years old. committed suicide at his
home, Pacific, near Sackmau street, last
sunday.
He drank the contents OF n bottle Of
CarboIic acid
His aged mother found him writing
on his bed IN agony. physician was
summoned. but before his arrival the
young man was dead.
He was said TO be- well Off, Ills home
IL elegantly furnished.
No reason can be learned for his sui
eide. He was said to De engaged ~ Ga
married to a clergyman daughter.
MIR. Hannah was President or the
BOARD OF Trustees OF the Beechsr Memo
rial Church. he WAS OF steady habits,
The evening world., 1893-09-19
DAMAGED BY THE GALE.
A Fishing schooner Reaches Port
Badly Crippled.

The fishing schooner Hattie ID. Linnell.
Capt. Refus, of Gloucester, Mass, came
into this port to-day for repairs. She
was badly damaged by the recent gale
while lying off the Grand Banks, and
WIS blown To the southwark.
She came in with "A temporary rudder
and leaking considerably. The seams Of
her hull wete sprung, her sails We're
carried away, and only her headsear
and rigging were left.
The steamer Westhall from Ham
burg reports having passed the disman-
tied and abandoned schooner Annie :.
CoEant before reported in latitude Al. 3D.
longitude u. ~ She lies In the pathway
OF steamships.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
ANOTHER MISSING STEAMSHIP.
Anxiety in London Over the Horn
Head, from Baltimore.

LONDON, Sept. ls-Considerable anx-
iety is felt in maritime circles regarding
the safety of the British steamer Horn
Head. Capt. Scott.
The Horn Head sailed from Baltimore
Aug. 10 for Dublin. and went out Of
Hampton Roads the day following. She
should have arrived at her port of desti-
nation two weeks ago. but nothing has
been heard OF her since she left Hamp-
ton Roads.
Reinsurance was effected upon her
yesterday at the rate Of " per cent.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
TRUSTED CLERK A F0RGER.
He Was a High Roller On sls Salary
Week.

The Secretary and Treasurer of Mey-
err. Sniffen e. CO., wholesale dealers in
plumbers supplies, at No. 4s Cliff street.
appeared In the Tombs Police Court this
afternoon, to prosecute their former
bookkeeper, Hugh Mccain. aged
twenty-nine, of 10 West Ninety-fourth
street, upon a charge Of forgery.
The defendant was arraIsned on a
specific theft OF $50, but the firm think
he IL short 5000 NJ least
Mccain was a high roller and played
die races all On Sls q week, and this
reused suspicion and led to his arrest.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
EDISON COMPANY WINS
Preliminary Injunction in the Incan
descent Lamp Case.

Judge Lscombe to-day decided the suit
OF the Edison Illuminating Company
against the Mount Morris Electric Light
Company and the United Electric Light
and Power Company I'm the incandescent
electric lamp patent case.
He granted the preliminary injunction
asked for by the Edison Company.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
WARRANT For BR0cKWAY.
Christian Rhodes Wants DAN ages
for Cruel Trsatmeae,

Lawyer II. M. Friend, of Friend Il
House, has obtained an order Of arrest
against Supt. Brockway, OF the Elmira
Reformatory. The order was granted by
Judge Fitzsimons In the City Court
this afternoon. on the application OF
William Grossman. Of Us broadway.
who was appointed guardian for
Christian Rhodes, a former inmate of the
Rrformatory.
Rhodes charges that while an inmate
OF the Reformatory he was cruelty pad
died and otherwise ili-treated He
claims 5000 damages.
The warrant Will be given to Sheriff
German for execution tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Clever Diamond Thief Caught.

Evelyn Henry, an attractive young
mulatto woman, entered Walters's jew
elry store on Newark avenue. Jersey
mond rings She attempted to take q
diamond ring. valued al $l25 and replace
It with u paste ring. The .jeweller dis
covered the trick and had her arrested:
She Is believed to he professional
shoplifter.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
FAMILY OF Sly BUTCHERED.
Awful Tragedy Reported in Bari.
son Township. lad.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. ia special
from Washington, Ind, says news has
Just been received here that Benson
Wrattan and family. six in all. were
butChered last night.
The family lived in Harrison town
ship, twelve miles from Washington.
The bodies are horribly mutilEted.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Hertz Gets HI. Goods.

Jacob Hertz, whose trunks and other
goods were seized by Customs Inspec-
tors last Friday, called at the Custom
House to-day. in company with his
counsel, senator Charles =. McClellsnd.
and obtained the goods. Senator Me-
Clelland excused his clients failure to
enter his effects as duliable on the
ground Of ignoran nee of the law.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
London Bankers Warned OF the
Coming OF American Forsa-s.

LONDON. Sept, ls.--The police here
have intimated 10 all the London banks
that gang Of expert American forgers
are now on their way TO I.ondon.
1t is said that the members OF the
gang possess the secret of efacing
handwriting from checks.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Tho rsnn.yiv.pia Dem ocr ats.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. ls.-Frank
c. Osborn. OF Allegheny County. was
nominated for State Treasurer al the
Democratic State Convention here this
afternoon.
I'ha platform indorses the Administra-
ton ami the Chicago platform.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Er-Fres dent Polk. Body Removed,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. ls-With
simple ceremonies the remains OF J. Knox
Polk, teath President Of the United
states, and those OF his wife, Mrs.
Sarah Childers Polk. were to-day re-
the old family residence In this city, 10
n picturesque spot In the State Capitol
grounds ard there reinterrsd
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Seeks Husband aad Son.

Mrs, :. +, bomb who IiVrS a 30 '"ok 1.
man avenue, Asbury Park, il srckimg
Information concerning her husband ami
sixteen ear-old boy. Who left Asbury
Park in April. 1892. 10 visit thr boys
aunt in this city. since then neither has
been heard from. Mrs. Bond has been
supporting herself by keeping a small
general store.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
THE CHOLERA ABROAD.
Three Deaths at Budapest 49, New
Cases In GAlicia.

III nApESr, sept. l9,-SiN cases Of
cholera and tul,r deaths from the dis
vase occurred IN this city yesterday,
VIENNA, sept. ~ In the province
~ G.Licia there were twenty-siS cases
OF cholera and sixteen deaths from the
disease yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Cleveland Can't Homer Chicago Tc.
Day.

WASHINGTON. Sept. BY direc-
ton Of the President. Private Secretary
OF the Worlds Fair Board OF Managers,
that In view of the pressure of official
business It will be practically impossI-
Bile for Mr.. Cleveland to visit the
Worlds Fair on Chicago Day, oct 9.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
WANT DIRECTUM SET FREE.
The Great Stations Owners Move
to Vacats an Attachm emit,

A motion was heard to-day by Judge
McAdam in the Superior Court to vacnte
the attachment secured Ivy Harry ..
Henry. a Pennsylvania tuyfman. against
the famous trotting stSllion Directum
during the last meeting at Fleetwood
Henry had a suit for $500 pending
against the Messps. Salisbury. owners
Of Directum, and got the attachment
against the trotter on that ground.
Judge McAdap reserved his decision in
the case.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Preston to Answer soon.

ALBANY. Sept. ls-Gov. Flower has
turned over to Supt. Preston. OF the
State Banking Department. copy OF
the charges preferred against the Super
intendent by the committee OF the de-
positors OF the Commercial Bank OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. Preston said to-day he
thought he would have his answer pre-
pared in "A day or two.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
R,fiss a House for Clothing.

A man giving the name OF Thomas
Allen, OF Baltimore, was caught last
night as lie WAS leaving the residence
OF Bank President James Grdley, %
ST James place. Brooklyn He had
left his worn clothing In the house
and donned a fine suit and silk under
wear belonging TO Mr.. Gridley. He WAS
held for examination by Justice Hag-
The evening world., 1893-09-19
sch.n Get. Two Years and . half

Bernard Schell, thirty-flve yeRrs old,
who was tried and convicted in Part
Ill. OF the General Sessions on Nhc
charge of stabbirg William Wimhle at
one Hundred and Thirteenth stree aHd
day sentenced by Recorder SmytN Iu
TWO years and "iN months In STATE
Prison
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STRIKE OFF AT ONE MILL.
Probable that Others OF divers
Plsnt viii Follow Suit.

PITTSBURG. Sept. ls,-The strike At
divers South Tenth street mill has
been declared on.
1t Is probable that similar action will
be taken AT the other Oliver mills,
where $500 men are employed,
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Thirty Months for . Gold watch.

Albert Ehlert, a German waiter, to-
daI pleaded guilty in cart III. of the
General Sessions to ,'hsrgr of steal
ms a gold watch ami ch tin ircm carl
Natscheck Aus, D. Recorder Smyth sen
In state Prison.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Csbman Whites Case.

The Grand lGpy did not and a true
iii" ia ia. case of cab-urlver Patrick
White, VINO ran over ANA killed Police
man Thomas Gleason On sent J. :
against White. The Grand Jury CON
sidsred the charge to-day,
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Jumped Into the River.

A man whose name was supposed to
be Farrell. and who was believed TO
mas lived in St. Andrews place, Brook
Ign. jumped from pier 80 into the East
River this morning and was drowned
His body was not recovered.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
Weather Forecast.

Local forecast for the thrty-siS hours ending
a. S p. NJ. "Wednesday: Tor southeastern New
York, including Loug Island. also for Connect
cut and northern New Jersey, unsettled, seat
tered light rains followed by fair In the even
ing: fair cooler on "Wednesday: southeast ehift-
ing to northweSterly winds.
The following shows the changes In TIE ten
persture during the morning A. indicated W The
Thermometer al Psrry'a Pharmacy; ~
A NJ, sSis A NJ. ~. A. NJ. ssfY ". "
The evening world., 1893-09-19
One and one sixteenth miles.

Post Betting-GioamniE . to and out; Copy
right, To aud 10 10; Henry Young, To
and even; Riot. - to and to Lotion, ~ 10
and TO King Crab, so to / and 70 to /.
Copyright made all the running and
won hundily by Il length from Cleaning.
who was miserably handled by wilkins.
Riot was good third. 'Time--l.4S IL.
Mutuels paid Straight. 81 Ctield); place,
$500 Cleaning paid $225.
Fourth Race-Five-ei of a mile
Won by Little Fred. to ~ and out ;
Indigo. 3 to 2 for place, second, and
Ruth third. Time-l o.