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THEY'RE OFF IN THE GRAND CIRCUIT
Two Tounr Trottine FIiiies Make q Bril-
liant Record st Pittsburgh.

liant Record st Pittsburgh.
PrTTsBunGH. July 1o.-The Grand TrottinR
Circuit OF 1893 began with red-hot colt race.
at Homewood Driving Park this afternoon.
As Geers goes on uncoverinR the great
yungsters which Ill the Hamlin stables. the
prestige ofthe Village Farm starters Increases
Although little was known OF the speed OF the
Chimes fllly. Fantasy. she went to the post
the favorite at odds on in the three-year-old
class. and after one OF the fastest ave-heat
races Of the season. the Inexperienced young
mare came OF victorious with a record OF
2lSN.
Elfrida. a fast young mare from Tennessee.
captured two heats OF the race. She has
little more speed than the daughter OF Chimes,
and is more reliable when It comes to drive.
In the first heat she stepped right away from
the others. leading until well into the home
stretch. Then Gecrs brought Fantasy up very
Hamlin hlly came alongside. and. quick as
flash. Fantasy lett her stride. Llfrlda beating
The finish in the second heat was another
ronsing one, 10th fllies trotting heads apart
she s5et Ths me a rs a, stf Ss
wire. claim that they snw her head in the lead
as che passed them but the Judges, gave FL
io iGs Ito to Fsntas si In alsa 'e ''0 w.
..ueers made no more finely drawn finishes.
By by rfN aHnF a Fd
poorly conditioned nllY weakened near the
distance post In tho heat she was plainly dis
tressed. while Fantasy remained remarkably
fresh; Curry had the good Judgment to lay
Elfrida up the next heat, allowing Goldsmith
to drive Fantasy out in 2.19.
In the decisive heat Elfrlda gave Fantasy
stubborn contest to the distance post. when
she weakened again. and Fantasy came away
Victor Mazzone. although but two years old.
made short work Of the three year old PAGERS.
He went to tho post a big favorite. and George
2:2la. Victor Mazzone Is the colt that paced
q part Of q mile at two.minute clip as q
Miss, Ida was never headed in tho four
last week. where she gained record Of 2:14h.
made her an odds-on fayorite against a good
field. Her last heat in 2:1bii. was not easily
won. Andrews brought Warwitch very fast
to use the whip on Miss Ida. Summaries:
2:27 class; three year-olds. trot,ng: purse $1,000
Fantasy. b. /. by Chimes-dam lIomora. BY.
El Mn%Sf e. EYE Sy sss Sst
Double Cross, blk. T. tGoidsmithl... ......a . 2
Petroleum, b. 9. twebster............. .....5 DA.
'''''' Tin Tims-a.isa. a.is,i. 2:isiI 2iiU. a;lsa.
285 eassi thresyearolds pacing; best two in three;
Victor Mazzone. B. O.. by Gen. Hancock. dam by
Miss Eleanor. b. T. fQuintin)
Intone. G. DEERE.
"'n'''' j. = 'D Time-3:aiH 2:siM;..
,2.22 class; fouryearolds .rottins: purse 81 900.
by Contractor (Ketoham).
Snbna. Goldsmith ...........................2
Warwitch, b T. Andrewsh ...................."S z
R Rom Tys ny. ................'......'.."'s 4,
sus Ssd e + Or
Tmo-a:ifS 2,IS. 2:iGk
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sauer Iden,iaed by Two widows.

Since Mrs. Joseph Sauer Of a8 Reid avenue.
Brooklyn. identified her husbands photo
graph at the MorGue. she has been surprised
by the information that the portrait had been
recognized previous by n Mrs Joseph Sauer
OF 80 Reid avenue. She liz now wondering who
the other Mrs. Joseph Sausri s and what her
object was in identifying the portrait. She
suspects that 1t was to obtain insurance
money The Identification was made on
Aug 10. 1880.
disappeared from Brooklyn in 1880. and three
months later died In New York OF injuries re-
street. He WAS buried as pauper. NeceDtly
Mrs. saper iearEed, TINT he was s var veteran
sion SO she identified his portrait: She has
employed a detective to investigate the
identity and motives OF the other Mira Joseph
Sauer.
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THE SUBMARINE BOAT
Secretary Herbert to Decide Between Two
Designs--Other Naval News.

DeslEns-Other Naval News.
WASHINGTON. July 1O.-Secretary Herbert
has received the report Of the Board Of Ord
nance experts appointed to examine the prop
ositions submitted for the construction Of q
submarine torpedo boat Secretary Herbert
declines to say what type Of boat is recon-
mended by the Board but it will be either the
Baker boat or tho type submitted by Mr.. Hol-
land o! New Jersey. Both boats are said by
ordnance officers to possess great merit. Con-
gress appropriated. 100000 for the boat last
session. Both the Baker and tho Holland
bids came we'll within this amount
Enlisted men In the navy will now have the
privilege Of purchasing their discharge. Sec
rotary Herbert to-day issued an order estab-
fishing rules for this. as authorized By the last
Naval Appropriation bill No man may pur-
chase his discharge while in debt to the Gov
eminent. or until he has served three months.
The price Of discharge during the fourth
month of enlistment will be % per cent; OF the
per cent per month until the fourteenth
During the fifteenth month the price will be
70 per cent. Of the maximum price. in the six
%oS sn Sonh and IL the hes
charge without payment. .Discharee BY pur-
priVi f granted By tie Navy berariment:
A cableg ram was received at the Navy De-
partment o-day announcing the arrival Of the
cruiser Philadelphia, at Rio de Janeiro. She
then proceed to Valparaiso. Chilli. where she
will stop for further instructions. Her instruc-
tions. 1t Ia said. will be TO- proceed to Samoa.
quire her presence there She was eighteen
days in going from New York to Rio.
Secretary Herbert to-day ordered q court
martial to meet ut Mare Island Navy Yard on
July ~ for the trial of Paymaster John Clyde
Sullivan. The court will consist OF Capts.
Selfridge and Remey. Commanders Glass and
Clark. Paymasters Bnche. Shedding and
Looms. Lieut. Commanders Hutchins and
Gilmore. with Lieut.. Jarst Judge Advocate.
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A WllliamsburGh Lawyer Prohibited from
Practising In n Police Court.

A Wlliamsburgh Lawyer Prohibited from
Practising In n Police Court.
Thomas H. Mcclure. a williamsburgh law
yer. was prohibited for the second time from
prosecuting cases In tho Lee Avenue Police
Court by Justice GoettinC yesterday. He was
the attorney for Annie Glod. a sixteen-year-
old girl. who accused Joseph Marauevitch u
Polish saloon keeper at 90 North Fifth street.
Williamsbureh. and Ladislaus Kranz. who
boarded with him. Of criminal assault. When
the case was called the girl was not present.
and when Justice Goetting asked Mcclure
where she was he said he didn't know. but that
he had heard that some sort OF a pecuniary
settlement had been made.
LAWYER John p; Dounelly. who appeared for
clients were innocent of any crime.
The girl was found on tho sidewalk in front
Of the Court House and brought into court.
where she told the magistrate that Mcclure
induced her to 60 away. telling her that he
would fix things for her.
Despite McGuires denial. Justice Goetting
at once prohibited him from hereafter prose-
cutting cases in that court
Nearly year ago Mcclure was disbarred In
the same court for taking fifty cents from
man as consideration for getting him
warrant.
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POLICEMAN VESTS KAsIGxl1IoN
Capt. OConnor's Explain tion Puts the Mat.
ter in % New Light.
2 EAST 1xTU STREE


ter In - New Light.
CAPT O'Connor's explanation Of the oircum
STANCES that resulted in Patrolman Frederick
W. Vests resignation puts the matter In a
very different light from that given it by the
story OF the ex-Tendoroin policema ANS friends
The Captain says that West handed in his
shield to avoid trial upon charges which might
have resulted In his retirement. West reported
sick on Saturday night and the Captain as
serts that Surgeon Cook, who called to sec
him. found that he was sham ming in order to
obtain leave Of absence. The surgeon reported
accordingly, and 1t was very prot able that
charges would have been preferred against
F." Capt Reily's Infant" had he not taken time
by the forelock and resigned.
Capt O'Connor denies that the Tendorloin
policemen are unnecessarily deprived OF their
rightful vacations and nights of. The granting
of leaves OF absence Is discretionary with the
Captain. and he has found that he could not
allow the men furloughs without entailng
extra duty on the rest Of the squad There are
l2O patrolmsn in the Tenderloin precinct. and
says they have not made it known to him.
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MUST BE TOTALLY DISABLED.
The Meaning OF Secretary Hoke smith's
Recent Pension Ruling.


WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Pension Bureau
has notified many pensioners who IRE drawing
pensions under the act OF June "a. 800. known
as tho Dependent Pension act, that payment Of
their pensions will DO suspended for sixty
days. during which time they are required to
show cause why they should continue to draw
pensions The testimo ny necessary to prevent
being dropped from the rolls IL the certificate
OF reputable physician. httestej by two wit
nesses. to the effect that tho pensloner is pre-
cluded from active labor owing to injuries or
disability not the result OF his own vicious
in case no attention is paid. to the, depart
mSnt no,isat0n within sixty ~ dsyS . me rem
other hand should the necessary certificate;
properly drawn up and signed, be Forwarded
requested to appear before the local Bonrd OF
Medical Examiners for examination ms to his
This action is pursuant to the recent ruling
sioner under the act OF June ~. 1000; drawing
The Board Of Rcyiew appointed to carry into
the cases Of June u 1870 probably loo 900 in
number. and selecting those cases which show
In ahe for n"a sSo not
tary smiths ruling the department holds that
a man who can work should not draw II pen
sYn l9r tossi July reference to the
feeling OF the local q. A. Il. posts against Seq
rotary Hoke Smith because OF the alleged un-
Just suspensions OF pensioners. State Com
mander Thomas G. Sample in speaking to-day
OF the contemplated action. said:
"The Executive COMMITTEES are preparing to
western Pennsylvania to attend y meeting at
which this matter will be tho ghly discussed.
This meeting, which will DO y secret one. will
be held In about two weeks In Pittsburgh or
Allegheny .,,
as the expression of tho Grand Army posts OF
western Pennsylvania at the nationa encamp-
ment to be- held IN Indianapolis the first week
in September. Then the feeling of the Grand
Army AZ an organization will be expressed In
no unmeasured terms. and tho people Of this
country will know where we stand. Until this
is done no post has any right to take any action
in the NATTER"
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johnson Need Not Pay That SIS, 500.

The motion OF John F. Betz to have Charles
johnson, a bookmake r. a diudged in contempt
for falling to pay SIS. 500 and costs lost on the
resale OF the Peter Buckol brewery. has been
denied by Judge Gldersleeve Of the, Superior
Court Johnson bought tho Bnssk fb 6n9 cry
did not make good his bid. The court ordered
a resale. and Judge Freedman ordered that IN
case OF any deficiency johnson should make II
only SS5.5OO Judge Gildersleeve says 1t
would be danGeroust to punt sh ms fora contempt
real estate sale, and that such n precedent
would have the effect OF preventing people
from bidding at sales.
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For German Yachts Only.

BERLIN. Germany. July 1o-At the dinner OF the I'm.
perai Yacht Club In elyeseriay Kaiser Wilhelm an
nounce ed his intention TO found HohenzDlern prize
to be awarded annually at the clubs regatta
The conditions of entry woud be. he said. that every
competing yacht be built within the year since the lass
race in q German hipya ard, from German materials,
aft or German designs. According 70 Inc size OK
tho victorious yacht the prize would DO 1000 3Ou or
1900 marks.
The Kaiser has already founded Meteor goblet prize
for All annual race between kieI and Travelnuende.
n competitors will be yachts of the hrst and second
ciHsscs.
the owner OF FIRST or second class yacht can be-
come Of the goblet hy winning three OF these
races llohenzoil.rn and Meteor. the names OF the
events in question: are the namesof the kaisers tive
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James H. McGreavy. who had been In the
Tombs for thirteen months awaiting trial for
murder in the first degree. was discharged on
his own recognizance by Judge Cowing in
General Sessions yesterday. His mistress.
Annie Benz. was found dead. with wound In
her head and covered with bruises at the foot
Of the stairs at 50S East Eleventh street. on
May 81. 1891: Her, relatives declared that
sistency in accusing him. confined with tho
fact that the dead woman and McGreavy had
been known to quarrel. caused the latters
arrest and Indictment. The District Attorney
was convinced that no could not get sufficient
evidence TO secure q conviction.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS CALLED IN
Trouble In n Catholic Church Increased by
His Suspension OF Five Trustecs.

Trouble In n Catholic Church Increascd by
His Suspension OF Five Truatecs.
BALTIMORE July 10.-The Holy Rosary
Polish Catholic Church. which has given Car
dlnal Gibbons trouble at various times. is
again in a ferment. the basis Of which is the
denial by small majority Of the proprietary
rights OF the Cardinal over the church. The
minority claim that Father Barrabaz. the pas
tor, is not treating his assistant right. but
Father Barrabaz declares that the trouble
grows out OF the collection OF tho pew rents.
OF Trustees who collect tho rents In view of
their pretensions trouble arose and Father
Barrabaz appealed to Cardi nal Gibbons who
Suspended them and authorized the past or to
collect rents. The five mon called at the
priests residence and notified him that they
had come to take possession OF the property.
They refused to leave until the police were
called and took them to the station house.
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ALaunch for The Colonin.

Mr. Archibald Rogers's steam Launch Cricket de-
signed and built by Charles l. sea5ury Co. WAS
launched from their works at Nyack yesterday morn
INK She used tender for his cup defender
Colonia The launch is a. feet long. feet inchss
BEAM feet drAught. She has glass cabin tho fnll
length OF forward cock pit from steering wheel TO
engine room. The after cockpit Is htted with canvas
side or storm curtains. TO roll down and fa.len on
co MINI The machinery is fore and'nf COMPOUND
marine engine, and patent safety waLertubs boiler.
allowed "A Working steam pressure or 2bO pounds Her
Rpeod ID eleven miles per hour She IL very
sae and seaw0rtEy and is one OF tho nnrst boats Of
her size In thess waters She Will leave NyAck
OF Newport In q day or iva.
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HL" ORLEANS. July 10-Gov Foster will to-
tissue, 'Ssuea proclamation through tho press
I"S meetin: Of the members Of all the
-, 80 boards Of the State, the Levee Boards
s,., nNahsas and Mississippi. and tho United
in thn H. Hhg necrs having charge Of the Ievees
II onu.en July II, at tho State capitai Baton
the yaia 40 discuss plans for the protection OF
and 4, iGNter is in favor Of an all-levee system
call us - believed that he has determine ed to
m eet,noc nhv.ntlon in order to forastail tho
theory ~ 81 inc planters favoring the outlet
''0'' which Will be hold in August.
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Yachting Gpaalp.

The 4e.toot nn.keei Carmita was hauled out on FRI
day to have some lead cut on her bulb.
Al of the American Cup defenders are painted white.
while the Lnlky5,e aud all of the new English cutters
Accordn ing all accounts the Bristol built boas are
we'll balanced and fast Tho vigant, it is sad. steer.
beat anything anoat
memSSrs Of the co5 5 zach.
neet visited Newport.
1nrts shs "" 80 @
ing S ns nave vs ,pp p% on ,r sherlock
+. u. E-The New York Yacht ccb WIZ hold races
Have" or a1E &
IN weo 81 se~ ar, and Kinney de- he
TS g ss 1s FsS
weeks and gave up the attempt
.gn CRUZ %s IT, T
hess viii ssrs next "atlrday rom lie enc house
at an .ns g. M G e% M
Twelve yAchtsof the 81. Lawrence YaCh, club were
Saps,ssd during s2sA on Saturday rhs racing FOR
sommodors Of the club was arownsh And r T. c1a .
i rescued ueS IN in ims '"' '''"A ~ ""' ''''
5"y oT9s y., Ms. Sonsg &:
e IL. isls wss. tn Hsso sssss shs IN
1881 by the Volunteer ia The :or IN. Americas
Cup.
The senwanhaka, cornthan Clubs Race Committee
,ny tina, ~ fur Of she enr defenders ep,tsed for
thGir cup. Nhlcn fhctu an inc houHl
II is doubtful II tho Pilgrim will start as bth Mr..
Stewart aud MI Kinney. her deSixners snd mat rhe
oud be raced on tho sound on account OF shallow
water.
Henry G,sow h,,, DESIGNED = sloHp yssa: for Dr..
Length over ali 10 feet inches; lon 9Th on water me
"a feet Incl es: beA II feet Il inches; drauKht,
iest inches she has a roony cockpit aud a cabin
toilet room and galley forward Of the mast.
the fOrrrAstlo WIN a lerth for QUO man.
Comm ad0re Andrus ot the New Rochelle Yacht club
has sAd"d orders through Fiset Captain Osborne for
inr fleet 10 rnehyous IN Eeho Bay on July 10 for tho
clubs annual cruise mp tho Sound quite n number Ut
yachts arc expected 20 take part incnd ng saS1ua
Tourist, Wac0n,a. Ola. Aura. Twilight. and Archer
The cruise win probably extend 10 shelter Island
where the heet Wi dIsbnnd,
Archibald Rogers has zen max ing ~ visits tn
the rreshohs yard nj Bristol lately l0xinE after his
Gun defender rOoniA on Saturday afternoon he and
hat Herroshon took \ Lrn doMhthe hAipor in heE
The wind blowing strong from the SOU hives aud
there an rhoppv on. The GolOnA bent under 1t
to nj 20 degrees but went through ne wael
NJ great cir she SEEMED Ia punt We and moNri
yer, fast passing The schooner Hhrhinaer MS though
she anchor, Her mainsHll Its very poorly. aud
Mr. Rogers is having another ono made In Boson.
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Killed by u Momin.

SAN Francisco. July l0--Late last night Nell
lie Horton. telegraph operator. shot and
instantly Killed C. r. Haaan. an Oakland mo-
torman. in q lodging house on Emily street. 1t
IL cOnjectured that she demanded that Hagnn
fulfil his promise and marry her. and lie re-
fused. The woman Is In custody.
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PITTSBURGH. July 1o.-The Coraopois Oil Re-
flning Company's works at Coraopolis. on tho
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad. together
with several tanks. were completely destroyed
by Are last mdnlght, The loss is hhout 500
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Another SETBACK for the Liquor law.

BALTIMORE July 10-Goy. Tillman's Liquor
law received another setback to-day, when
Judge Bond OF the United States Circuit Court
signed an order restraining the South Caro-
lima State Railroad Comm issiOn from enforce
Ing tho latest issued schedule OF rates on
mane4t injunction will be heard at dreenville
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Failure of n jamestown. N. D.. Bank.

JAMESTOWN. July 10-This morning Lloyd's
National Bank announced that. owing to the
financial stringency and inability to realize on
its securities. the bank would suspend bust
ness. The CAPITA stock is 100000. The de-
posts are said to be about $22n0OO.. with
assets double the liabilities IT greatly dorrr,;;
pay depostors In full Citizens took m easurcs
to protect the other bank here to-day by call
ing d meeting OF depositors.
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@ 900 Pounds OF DynamIt. Exploded.

DENVER. July 10.--Almost the entire city was
shocked ut 4:3O o'clock this morning by the
explosion Of 5000 pounds OF dynamite in u
storage house in South Denver. People were
aroused from their beds by tho concussiOn in
that section OF the city where the explosion
occurred. There WAS general destruction OF
from their hinges. Two men are supposed to
have boen hlown to pieces. and particles OF
clothing and of n revolver were found near the
scene. What caused the explosion 10 not
known. but it Is supposed to have oeen the
work OF tranps
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Sent to the Island for Kissing Girls on the


Henry and Louis Anderson. two Swedish
cxprsssmen who had been making night OF
It, amused themselves yesterday morning
about o'clock by hugglnR and kissing all the
girls they met in Lexington avenue near
Twenty ninth street, The men, who are re-
spectively n and % years old aSe brothers
and live at 521 First avenue. Two Of tho girls
complained TO u policeman and the men were
arrested. In the Yorkvle Police Court Judge
Burke sent them to the Island for a month
each.
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A Rank Ruined by It's Cashier.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July lott has been
discovered that Oscar E Hill. cashier OF the
Commercial National Bank OF Ogden. is a de-
faulter to the am cunt OF S85. 900. and the ban;
will close its doors and go into voluntary
as the principal stockholders are among the
strongest financial men in Ogden. Hill has
been Specializing.
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R.spo,,,p.n,y OF Mercantile Agencies.

Tho General Term OF the SUPREME Court has
confirmed the judgment in the case OF Xiq9es
against the Bradstrcet Company. which Iudg-
ment dismissed the action upon tho ground
that the contract made between the company
and liz subscribers prevented recovery Tho
Genera! Term holds that the company cannot
be held liable for the consequence OF mlsln-
formation unless It Is SO grossly peglgent that
It's conduct In effect amounts to fraud
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A Landlords Warrant for &c 900

BEAVER. Pa. July 10.--A landlords warrant
for $4,000 has been issued by the Metropoli-
tan Trust Company OF New York against the
Dithridge Glass Company Of New Brighton.
collection. II the amount is not paid at once
the consta BILE will sell the factory stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-11
The Mystery OF Bridge Jumper Nc. Is Solved

Bridge Policeman McCorkle has cleared up
the mystery of whether or not bridge jumper
No. 15 earned his title on Sunday night Nc
Corkle says that about the time on Sunday
man climb down the railing, he hi mself crossed
the promenade guard TnIl ana, ior greater greater
train came along McCorkle dropped down to
the roadway That's all there is oil 1t.
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Two Castnways Erounrt Home.

GLOUCESTER uly lO.-The schooner Orpheus.
from Grand Bank to-day brought two men be-
longing to q French fishing vessel who got
days without food or water. D
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III" D',nhicd Anchor Lire steamer.

,t nni"F *, July 10--The disabled Anchor line
aS " T' olympia is still Mt Quarantine. Her
top aA!an Immigrants will be transferred as
Lsrs o ing hsr Anchor line steamer con reach
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A Trip 10 the Fair for 60 rcach,r.

~eANToS. Mass, July lO.-Auaustus Hemen.
Serya mas .,, invited the public school teachers
10 tbs WWehiy,siX In number. to II ten-day trip
WING worlds Fair at his expense.