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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-04
Bartholdi Arrives at New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The famous French
engineer and sculptor, Frederick Auguste
Bartholdi, has arrived here on the French
steamship La Champagne. He is en- route
to the Worlds fair
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-04

The canyon of the Colorado is 300
miles long, and the cliffs ON either side
are from 5000 to 5000 feet above the
water.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-04
Ingalls, Will Try Again.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4-One of John j.
ingalls, closest friends says that Ingalls,
will be a candidate for the United States
senate to succeed PETER in 1896.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-04
boomers tiet ON a Drunken ..rs.r >,

DELPHos, kas., sept. A wagon train
OF strip boomers camped here and cleaned
out the supply of liquor. A free fight en-
sued in which fifteen engaged. Not man
escaped uninjured Frank Ferron is
thought to have received fatal shot. He
was taken along with his company.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Sellne: five furlongs-Cot Mine, III;
Handy Fox III C,unare colt. Kngsclere. Frank g.
AVER los each Unicorn, l07 b1eksye, ,o Bi D..
Wa;orwitch Maggie richards, Ben March, loo each'
Hazel. 1903; Strap 100
Second race-Twoyoar.olds six furongso fact3tnm.
10 Eaze 1903 Josie l0' hssiTnge 100 % We;
PARK o. Saliva 81 Daily Of Sprinkle, Margery MY.
90 each Marble. So
Third racc-spcral weights six and halt fut on
Perrer Jouet 1873 Clement 100 Blue Bl0od II. sh ~
futile. ia uproar cot os pa inch '"'""'''' '
Fourth race-sellinr five turlongs. Jay;Qu.El ~;
Home Run Thru Cousin hiiy. 10 each Asrmrr A no
trStz SIgnature, los each; Morri--cy Carnine 100
each; Lawrence Relay colt. loj each Occur de Lion"
SoIdste Japonica iO3 each; Tube Rose. 100
Fi,h race-seling: seven furlongs Kerry Cow, IL :;
& Hubert lI2 Mordotte. no. Circular, 1oJ KING
crab bob sutherland. l05 each Firehy. lci Bess NC
Duff iO2 Frank f.. 100; Lou Roett. "a
sixth race-Tve furongs LcLige, rfoc i1a S NVl
Ncee lO7 Hiram. 1oj; War Cry 10 or nJ Magg,c
The Pearl Glorana, 100 each Skedaldie vs. Tommy
Dixon, 95 Johneta, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
1926 CLAss-pACING- PURSE $4,000.
THE WINNERS AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga ". Y. Aug. The Saratoga Association TO-
day ruled OF the Duggan and Mathison owners of
Foam. their colt. and Mason. who nfe him on July 81
his run the handicap to-day showing concusvely That
he pulled.
FIRST race-Sclng SIX furonrs. Forcrunner. in Close
finish beat Struhmad Is head Nochbarren was thlri
Time 10
second oh weight handicap hva anc bali 'u
long "A folona Scratched ffam va. never
ho1do and won w a clo~' finish hy nose from Safagossl
second half a length ahead ~ Captain Brown Tins
.OSi, Miss Dixie fourth and the fayorite Pede.
trian, fifth.
Third racc-Tho Saratoga Stakes for woyearold. Ave
rirlou Emulation - rItrhcd he start was
vcrv poor one Appomatt,V hng left at this post william
T by length from "iliI"e IN VIA. hinNar was
third
Fourth racc-The FoNhal Stakes FOR troe-yoa.olds;
one mile and furlong. The iinnt'r wa, >cIetfhrl.
Martyrdom by neck from Sio"away; Mirage was
third Iime-l :j6l.
FIN race-Sollinc: mile. Ccmentlnc won by two
length. from gettysburg; Knapp Wa third Tine
ABA.
Another race was addci 20 tho programme. stecIle
chase the short course. II vas match race i9f
side between W. d.. Hayes cA e The RAT af"l
lGO n. hidden hy Mr.. lIaye- and T. : y Rand"lm'
ch III. Maggie. years Old. ridden by Freyiing. Maggie
won .O4l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
A Tr.u.nAous shaking Up.

This I. what every system AFFLICTED with chs anu 'e''r
bous rcittent or any other Of malaral disease
u,ds,ooes pe,,odicav Not only IS malaria terrible In u
.o,, q. tho h,ce1er OF an inHnity OF iodiy ailments
snc,cs used ~, s prevention and removal prove IN tho
,,, y, csos useless 70, every other purpose than
70 mitigate the disease and OF its attaks Hwy "
sure with the average treatment TO return after WIN"
Tn. .unee, mav change his location healthier one tut
the comnlant which is in his blood thus lightly got
nd A. and returns after the wonted interval Organic az
fections of the res heart Trouble general debility OF INC
svsten arc the onripp OF masria Cure the oeinatng
cause and avert future paysies, injury with Hoste.r
Stomach Bitters. ecscsous also In liver complaint "~'
tivfty Of the kidneys rheumatism ana indigcsuoh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

three blocks from Twcntythrd.st: Two men enef'u inc
bar at the same time They were about MY 9'',r '"
age. Both Of them wore Grand Army badges i"N
approached the bar together. one had lost an III" anu
the other minus leg. Their tastes were aihe As
each called for Santa Cruz punch While inc DIT
tender mixing the drinks veterans "A'u al
each other and in moment .hook han.-. ealing earn
other comradc. I'VE have both been there th' one
armed said. II lost my good right arm In one OF
the nercest battles 81 the war; "Whcrc was uaO
the oneleegrd man asked. at the assault on \icA~
burg" the reply. "Cmph treat battle that !
lost leg in the greatest battle Of modern times MY
good left leg the battle Of Getty 'bufe
The bartender who had been listening. ienlai heh :
That's nothing 20 what lost"
The veterans down their glasses and looked ~ hin
with establishment What did You lose ~ they asked at
the time. Il lost my pistol pocket at 'uttehours
last winter" The veterans drank In silence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

Sturas Mich Aug. Special The Western Southern
Circuit rrottng meeting we'll attended to-day, and
there excellent sport in the nye races on the pro-
rramme every heot.winner ticking n"" record bHow
. 90 Following are the winners and time
T1IEFE-YEAROLDS - 80 CLASS - TROTTTNG.
PURSE $1,000.
Medic b. c., by Pilot Medium. dam Lady
Fpicure b. Epcurc l,avhouldl .-..---... l ]
Time-2 Pa. . 10 20. 20', 1922,
THREE, YEAR-OLDS-2 % CLASS-rACING. PURSE
~ 600
Frank Agen b. e.. Nv Mlkaren. dam Flora,
hy tempest u. tplokersonl. ....,........ l l
Tnie-2 20,.. 2:lG'.. ~. 1904. 21ia.
2Is CLASS TROTTlNG. PCRSB - 600
Answer h. G.. by Ansel. dam Flora, ~ Whip
Ilcs Hambletonan (MarVinl. ..-.,.:..-...-.
Tlme-2 l.. 172. :l5s.
CPS CLASS-PACING PURSE 300. tNile DASH
Brnoda b. m. by Mambrino Davis. dam by Rcd
1lme-2 ISL
o:oO CLA>S-PACING. PURSE $1,000.
Barney br. e.. by Barney wilkes. dam un.
known Kenny -.-... ..--..--i l
lime ia, = -, . Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New gland, variable winds; fair weather.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Delaware Maryland and the District Of COLUMBIA
fair warmer. -,
For Virginia, North Carolina and South Caro"ns "~~
rains, except ia Interior Of Virginia far
For Georgia and Florida. local rains
For Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana and Eas1ern AeAs''
slightly warmer local rains
For Tennessee. kentucky and west virginia o''"~
local rains. ,,. -
For Western New-York, Western femisy"au's ~As
Ohio slightly warmer; fair.
For Indiana and Illinois warmer; fair'
For Missouri Arkansas and Iowa, cooler IhursosS'
,,r,ar ihuT.day night; occa ,ional light local rains
Eor oklahoma indian Territory, Kansas anl nahk
arwer. light rains, followed ihursoAy "s"s
by cooler fair weather , vinnasota Generally f.ir.
oxn,, o.rasonai LIGHT local rains; warmer ..u.
EpS North Dakota AMI South Dakota "arher' sn'is~
fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
AY HANDICAP. One mile.
THE RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH

The feature Of the card at Brighton Beach Yesterday
fourth owners handicap. at five furongs
in which such sprinteis Geraldine, Grey Eagle
Mabel Glenn and Adsir took part BY the conditions OF
the race Gerald carried least 10 pounds and she had
overweight saddle Eagle went to the front as
soon as the fell and remained in the lead until the
last furlong post reached There he Joined by
Geraldine. Mabel Glenn and Adair The struggle was
fine one all through stretch In exciting finish
Mabel Glenn by head from Adar who beat
Geraldine a head Grey Eagle fourth, only short
head behind Gcaldne. Some Of the other races were
hoty contested and programme furnished good days
sport.
Here the summaries:
Lambey 20 l. first; Oric. JOG letterl, 70 l. sec
EO9 ac% Mine %ssp1 H. Craftsman
96 ,Verplanck), to first jake Joseph, 90 Wallace
80 to j. second Gerte 9s IT, Lanbley). to l. third
Cbamunka vioetta Dare Den. Wnliston, Clerus Cales
Time O3a.
lo7 cierico to l. list rrmas ~ 1sller e !
., ws MGAS NV 49f s fa 40 k IL k Sr
Florence Bell Comprldor. Cpsart. Joe Chiffon. Reply
nlly and Dilemma Ally also ran. Time-i :254.
Fourth a sSs rssss Mas esn1 to q
Eae rSpcs hoqy w1lScn Bryan
Time-l :02s4.
Fifth rsce-selpng; one milo Faithful 90 g. kchari'
second weStchester 1o5 &C. Flynn. third Laurel Cot
tousde Bavlur First Chance, Magic 1. and Laura -
also Time-l 424
Sixth cHsnd;ag one mile S,, and srs,.sr is eyer
hrTde second d. s sSe u.s. third The Daer and
mailer also Time-2;25'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
DTSTRTCT- .TTOPNCY ALLEN REMOVED

Boston, Aug. . (Spccia).-Ihe removal OF Dis'rct
Attorney Allen. without giving him the opportunity
10 resign has aroused comment not crediiabe 10 Inc
Cleveland Administration. There arr tho'" WHO
believe that II Mr. Allen had been less energetic In
The prosecution Of the Maverick Bank directors he
would have been in Office to-day. The reason for
this IS apparent TO those who familiar with the
situation and the who implicated In the
yrpckna Of the bnnk. Speaking Of his removal MI
Allen SAYS: Il not advised OF my removal until
Yesterday when the following letter Wa received :
sir YOu are hereby removed from the Once "i
Attorney Of the District OF Massachusetts. TO tik"
effect on the appointment and qualification Of yonr
successor GROVER CLEN ELAND.'
Yesterday. * Cot crcssman Sherman lIoai was sworn
I'm 10 Office 10 succeed Mr.. Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
s. G. Reeds br. Lucky Dog. by Darebn r % |
IIanier. 1l2 n. (car. 1892 (IaraD - u
Marcus Daly's br. C. Matt Byrnes, H. = ,


p.,,o,.r w,s the only absentee. For half a mile il
was anybody's all running In close ouhcn' Lus
Dog then the lead and under hard ridne ne proven
the winner by neck; MAUI b!rhce 'eN'"N' ~
before Micmac Queen
THIRD RACE-special weights. Seven furong'.
s. ae''m Fl.
Dwysss: 'a yrs. fi9nsss y ss out
]. Rupert jr's. b. C. Young ArlOn. 8, no % 30
Timc-1 %.
e..,, ,.a the hest OF the start but Taral at once
,ooS hin, hack Ramapo leading the stretch Here
ston.nen closed but easy thing Tor MN 10
get up for be had to be ridden out. 10 WIN pS man.
length Ramapo second. six lengths before young Nfi0n
FOURTH RACE-For Allies. Special weights Five
''''''S'' s!b'''iqFsii .
1AA.H Cd. H. Morrs's b. m. CIR
D. Ssssi:. BY hinyaF-Mamle GT Ti.s6idj ss out,
Mr. IL? Ma S; b. Astoria, sp.l los - IL
r. Cookers b. m. Fairy. ~ .,a,. ''larap
AID not run Correction took the lead az inc start
a nont,nued in front TO the finish. where she was
rather easy by nearly length; Astoria second
oyer a length before Fairy, who as usual was o ~
the end. "a. e,., ,,o,oh,s Five
and half ''''"S'' &C. ss"n Fl.
Blsm.Sn Stable: sos , r'''i'1n Sy on 8, IL
Haaeeoss Stables ch C. Curacao nsm.o g, s-5
w. Donohue's oh. &. Harrington" Tembleyl 3 81 81
TSIoanel 81 81
h Long ,Ss 9s 81
or ANe"s Time-1 :0S
II was a close thing between Harrington
and pstricjan for I'VE furlongs Patncian theh u."
ana though whipped won Handsomely ny TWO ''"-
Curocoa second q neck before harf'he'o' s,x,oor,h
BATH "N'' g. ss'a1 f.
In n. c.
Silver MineIGeorgetta yrs.,;;HScn%cvi 1o-l II
NJ F. DIVERS b. c. Bammc, 3. 1o6 10 ont.
n. Strauss CHI. c. Integrity, g. os.'rem
Corduroy King Sam and Iifeboat VET r.r,n,
The mace was hot from the start with integrity n
the running until well Strengthened out III ne '.. Nv.
stretch Treasure and Hamme then passeu nl" s.,,o
continued their ngh. TO end where IN h''u u''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
THE GOLD RESERVE ONCE MORE INTACT
FOR Tmn FIRST TINE SINCE APRIL 20 THE

FOR TUU FIRST TINE SlNCb Afhih ~ '"'
900 900 ooO MARX Is PASSED.
Washington. Aug For the first time since April
20 500 when tn. gold reserve fell below t'' Tloo
600 go mark the has been made intact i"'
id I'm tho Treasury to-day, exclusive Of that held as
a basis for gold certificates amounts To SlV'''i''o
TbI, gold has come into the United States from
ru-,ne N,xco and the West Indies, much OF II
Lo,c ,hc cold sent out from the United states during
,t Inf. snrIug and early summer months. lnorina
lion received here In Treasury circles Indicates ''
SO 600 900 I'm gold is its way nom Europe
N the United states and Of this. II Is expected
Nr ind It's way rs usual into the Treasury
While the gold reserve however. is intact. and free
cold Is climbing up. the Treasury MT balance Is ue
clinng the stated amount to-day D'ing Wv
~ mis- balance about Sla 100000 is In National bank
d.po,itories and the balance In subsidiary silver Inc
receipts TOO. for the last few days nave been niS"p
,,,ntiny the business troubles throughout the conn
h-y having an effect upon Government revenues
These troubles are receiving the closest possible at
tcntlon OF Treasury officials and everything tha' can
fac done is being done to relieve the situation Secre
tary Carlisle though absent from the city, Is IN com
muuication with the Treasury Department by "ir'
and to-day directed Acting secretary Curtis 10 SEM
tho following telegram TO the 100 National BANK ue-
po,itories throughout the United states;
Your authorized balance hereby fixed Mt par OF
crr,v Transfer excess whenever practicable TO
nearest Sulr1'r,a~ ury.'
This action Of the Treasury Department VIII re-
Iease 10 the banks about 100000, and Is Intended as
far as practicable TO relieve The financial strlng"ncy
inons each depository bank was permitted TO hoid
1;ov"rnmSni funds 10 the extent Of from 80 to %
i,rcure the same. This action Of the Treasury per.
mits them to hold Government funds to Oh" par
Nan" 81 wi, I have the effect in Slight degree at
least Of Improving the financial SITUATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
An INCREASE IN CIRCULATION.
OVER sl7 900 600 MORE MONEY IN PRIVATE
HANDS NOW THAN ON JULY /

HANDS NOW THAN ON JULY l.
CHANCES IN DETAIL
WASHINGTON Aug. . tSpecal).-Thc Treasury De-
partmcnt's monthly circulation statement issued
to-day shows an unusually argr net Increase III the
circulation during last month. amounting In the az
grccate to more than I7.0O0.O0o Gold coin cir
cuation alone increased more than sl3,o"ooo CURING
July and the Treasury holdings OF that me'ai W
coin were decreased nearly 81 pOOOoo wHie lis goi"
bullion store increased more ttan f1ob'"oo' Inc
other conspicuous changes were Increases III ''e
circulation nf Silver certificates, silver or'Ss"ry
notes and grrcnbacks-brtws-n T3ooooD ana ~
900 900 OF rach-aggregating NOR" than Fl"''oo
600 and nm increase Of about T1.1oooo III N"'t"''"
bank circulation There during July Decrease vi
- dos 800 In gold certificate circulation, N''ooo.o"o
In currency certificates ~ ,;Hr',l3o I'D S""''"'"iS
silver and S-Oj,1jt In standard silver noi'"'S' on
the other hand gold coin circulation increaScn DID,
27624I: National bank notes. TO.4o3'soo' SILVER
certificates s30D225: United States notes S'''io'-
71l and silver Treasury notes. T3,ll.'44f
The total circulation OF the country on August
Is placed at 81 GIL ,O99Ol7, per capita OF @@fos
or SO / 40 COZ more than on August year ago.
The changes I'm the circulation OF the various Xmas Of
money together with the amounts In circulation on
July 1 and August l. are shown by the following
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
SANGER WINS A RACE FROM zrMMERMAN.

Detroit Mich. Aug 2.-About 500 people saw tho
second days bicycle racing the Detroit Diving Park
under the auspices Of the Michigan division. L. A. w.
The track wa. in inc condition. but strong wind rrn
dcrcd fas, time impp'sbllty zimmerman ana >'hF''
came together in earnest the hrt time In the OPEN
Contest and the result was victory for the Western man.
In all Of the other in which both mon were entered
one or the other failed TO start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
No orARREL BETWEEN CROKER AVID cocKRAx

An interesting report circulated yesterday
about Congressman ". Bourge Cockran for the last
decade Tammany Halls champion orator. II repre-
ntei Mr.. Cochran as no longer :" In the traces at
the Wigwam. When Congress meets next Monday,
II was said he would appear As fullnedged Ceve-
land Democrat. This state OF things was alleged TO
have been brought about by quarrel between Mr..
Cochran and Mr.. Croker. Mr. Cochran, when seen
10y u Tribune porter yesterday. denied that there
a particle OF truth In the story. have had no
ularrel with Mr.. Croker he said. - have not
seen lin since the Fourth Of July. Our relations
are unchanged ana have no thought OF leaving Tam
many Hall unless | am expelled. The story y
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

ury money ard bullion fund. Gold coin hoidinss w
creased s6.746297; United states notes. @''oi0,'-
suver Treosurr notes 80 OI6 3o3, and Nationf bank
notes 1867 $50: while the Treasury holdings OF stand
ard silver dollars increased 1905. 754; subsidiary s
YER 800 8O5; gold bullion. s5lo4,e2o' ana silver
bullion 81 lO30l5 The Treasury store OF sold pun
ion on August l was Ss34jO.336; OF silver bullion
sIlo277,735, and OF standard silver dollars 9'"''
1Os 46I The general stock Of money coined or ISSUED
and In the Treasury August l, Is shown ny u'e
following table,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
THE UEiTHER FORECAST
RISING BAROMETER IN THE EAST

KISTN'T
Washington, August 2--Ihe barometer Is lowest In
Manitoba and the Northwest. Ii is highest over Tie
Middle Atlantic states Fair weather hae prevailed.
cept local rains in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
The temperature has the upper lake region snd
the Northwest and fallen slightly in New England and
Middle Atlantic and the northern Rocky Noun
tain slope. Fair weather will generally prevail 10 Ne
Middle States, New fugaud, the lake regions ana tno
Northwest. and local rains will prevail in the Sou0
Atlantic and Gulf States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends to
personal enjoyment when rightly used The
many, who live better than Others, and enjoy
life more with less expenditure. by more prompt
~ adapting the worlds best products to the needs
of physical being. will attest the value to health
Of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced III
remedy Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties oil
a perfect laNative ehcctuay cleansing the sys-
ten, dispeling colds, headaches and fevers. ana
permanently curing constipation. IL has given
satisfaction to millions and met with the approvai
of the medical profession because IL acts on the
Kidneys Liver and Bowels without weaKehiis
them, and it is perfectly free from every oo'ec-
tionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists In
SOC and 81 bottles, but it is manufac'ureo ny
the California Fig Syrup CO. only, whose name
% nrinted On every package also the name syrup
of Figs, and being we'll informed. you Will not
accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

the week to determine the distribution Of patronage
under the secretary Of thu senate and the sergeant
alarms. but call for that purpose has yet been
Issued. There may be little delay In this, owing
10 the fact that the courtesy which exists among
senators will require them await the action OF the
Republicans in determining what men shall be kept
as the representatives, of the minority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
WENT OVER NIAGARA FALLS.

Niagara Falls. y. V. Aug. 2.-rhe body Of an mn
known N,und under the upper suspension
Bridge this morning entirely nndr with leg torn
or and the body In n badly decompoS"d condition
II Is thought - be- that Of young man named shaw
Of Qu.cistOn, ont. who hi> been missing for three
weeks The body evidently came H." Fails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
GRAND CIRCUIT STARS AT BlFFAL0.
SOME LIVELY TRoTTIHi AND PACGNG-wTNNERi
OF THE RACES

Buffalo. " V, Aug = (Sp"Call.-There was better
sport at the Driving Park this afternoon. when an
other large crowd patronizcd the stars Of the Grand
Circuit. The . % pacing class. which cam" hr>t
proved 10 BE- lively affair Of five heats, divided b"
tween the fivorlte. May Marshall, and the speedy
Tip Tip who disappointment last week at
Cleveland. The favortc. however. had an easy vic
tory at the end.
The > Is trot the downfall OF the favorite,
Lees Pilot who had gone in = 10 IL al Cleveland
with ordinary driver. Lees Pilot was sore ana
lacked speed to-day. that he never prominent
in the race. IIarrletta. handsome bay mare IN
Curt DaviSS stable. in straight heats, none OF
the rest being able drive her ont she went Easter
each time. ending with IA record Of IA.
The other trotting for three y"ar-olds was
lift 10 Fantasy. the big daughter Of Chimes Keeling
off three miles below 2:10 Al what seemed only
road gait for her Double Gross had revenge for IN"
defeat she sustained from Orole last week. by beating
the other Californian for second place.
The classes for tomorrow faster, the e:lJ
roters coming first then the for all PAGERS In
first sklrmiSh the biggest share Of the 3d. 0O
while the four rod trOttcrs will compete for Il
purse opened early In the season.
Budd Dohc announced this afternoon that he has
AT Mystic Park Boston. on August IL. Summaries ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
50 IeS.gos. s49 1912. 500. G32

The coinage OF the mAnts last month aggregated
o1G5 500 pieces valued at 1891 900 OF tbs
amount 1920 900 was In gold. There were no silver
dollars or silver halfdoars coined and aitosetnsr
nieces The remainder of the months coinage,
Valued at S3s. 800 was In five and onecent pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
CLOSING PRICES Oh sAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

Saranac Lake In ten hours. via New. fo'A
Solid vestibule trains morning and evennS' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03
rprnrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
i s:s;
3O.5
800
29.S

TrIbune Onlce. August g. a. m.1h" weather yesteP.
oav wa. fair throughout day. The temperature ranged
Istvcen IS and degrees the average (75) being y
low r than TUESDAY and ~ higher than on the coz.
responding dav last year.
The weather. to-day will probably be fair and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

treasure was the winner by neck Iammie second over
a length before Integrity.