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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-10

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CARLOW.

The usual election Of Commissioners
for the borough of Carlow, in lieu of
one. third OF that body retiring by rota-
ton, has resulted in the re- election of
these members SO retiring, no opposition
being offered. The retiring members
were-Mr. John Hammond, NJ. P. (N.)
Mr.. John Whelan (R.); Mr.. Thomas
Murphy (R.); Mr.. Stanley Johnson( Tory;
Mr.. Joseph O'Brien II J; and Mr.. Mich
ael Molly (N).
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LIMERICK.

The Rev. J. s. Flanagan, P. P, Adare.
has been appointed by the most Rsv.
Doctor O'Dwyer to be Archdeacon of
Limerick, in succession to the Venerable
Archdeacon Halpio, P. p, V. g.. de.
ceased.
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LONGFORD.

Thursday, October 9th, being the
nomination day for the municipal cleo
tions in Longford and Abbey wards, q
great deal of excitement was manifested.
The outgoing members are-P. Igoe (R),
j. McElnea (Tl T. Plunkett (R), T.
Trimbell (R), Messrs. Thos. Duffy, P. l..
G., James Cooney, and J. P. Farrell, coun-
ty delegate I. N. F., Nationalist, are
nominated against the outgoing mem
bers. A bitter fight is expected.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-11-10

I'm the Bankrupt Court, Dublin on Oc-
tober 9th, the case Of Patrick Gaffney
came up. The bankrupt had carried on
business at Armagh, and stated that he
got public house with his wife and
subsequently had the license transferred
to himself. He found in the month Of
August last that he was unable to pay
his creditors, and obtained the protec-
ton of the court.
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For Sale Ad Gets Over 100000 Insertions Here Toorro
son, Fritz and Malinda also ran. Time

son, Fritz and Malinda also ran. Time
Second Race-For all ages: five fur
Tonga. -Seabird, l22 wv. ShieMs), won
easily by a length; Bluebird, ia q.
Morgan), second; Ryan, 1l9 (Horton).
Betting--seabird, 8 to 6, and 3 to E;
Bluebird, II to I and 4 to 1: Ryan, even
and to o. Bon Voyage, Bob Suther-
land, Bright Eyes and Third Cousin
filly also ran. Time-l.O7
Third Race--For all ages; five fur
longs.-Adjourn (W. Shieids) liz. went
to the. front at the start and won by
three lengths; Salvini, 122 (Seibei), seq
ond; Blackjack. l19 IN. Bergen), third.
Betting-AdjouTn, q to and even Sal
vini, to and Q to /; Blackjack, : to I
and to l. Blythe. Phyllis r. Republic
and Tom Nice. also ran. Time-l0S
Fourth Race-Handicap for ponies
half a mile.-Tbe Sheikh, 100 (HanIon),
won by q length: Violets, 40 (Barbee(.
second: Little Tramp, 40 (Hogan), third
Betting-The Sheikh. s to 3 and I to 2;
Violets, 3 to 6 and out; Little Tramp.
to I and TO 2. Bob Miles also ran.
Fifth Race-For maiden three.y year
ODDS; selling; xis furlongs. Up, ia
Fox). won IN a drive by 4 length; Pan
tata- lo2 lSheedy). second; wentworth,
100 (Shields). third.
Betting--Ten Up, 8 to 1 and to /;
to and / to 5. Time-i.is.
The sixth race was won by Lake.
Hopper was second and Larry X. third.
Time-l.51 LIZ.
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BEACH CONFIRMED.
Hill and Murphy Probably Holding
Out the olive Branch,
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.--The Senate,
In executive scssion. to-day confirmed
the following nominations:
William A. Beach, Collector OF Inter-
nal Revenue for the Twenty-first Dis
triot OF New York; Thomas r. Peck,
Postmaster at Horseheands, N. Y, and
Armand M. Delavalade. Assayer Of the
Mint at New Orleans.
william A. Beach, a Syracuse, held
the same office under Mr.. Cleveland
former Administration. He was chiefly
instrumental In sending a contestin q
delegation for Cleveland to Chicago In
1892 He and w. A. Poucher. who has
been rewarded with an ONCE too, are
the leaders Of the Cleveland wing OF the
Democracy In the lower tier OF western
counties, and they are now Identified
with the State Democracy.
Mr.. Beach has made himself particu-
larly obnoxious to tho Hill machine
The confirmation of others who have
not been SO pcrniciously active IL still
held up by Senators Hill and Murphy
the appointment Of Edward Grasse for
Internal Revenue Collector In this city
for instance.
The action Of the Senators In the case
that Messrs. fin and Murphy are hold
Ing. out In the interest OF their harmony
poIicy
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KILLED HIMSELF ON A ROOF.
Priestly Had Lost His Place and
Probably Was Despondent.

Edward Priestiy, thirty three years
old, OF West New Brighton. o. l., was
found dead with bullet wound In his
head. on the roof of the building at
So Beekman street. about 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Beside him was a A-calibre Colts re-
volver with one chamber discharged.
Priestly was formerly In the employ of
William II, Ward Il Co., manufacturers
Of fine stationery, who had occupied the
four upper hoors Of the building on the
roof OF which Priestly was found.
That hrm was recently succeeded by
George B. Hurd q Co.. at which time
Prtestiy lost his position.
An employee OF Hurd a Co. told an
Evening World" reporter that since
he had lost his position Priestiy seemed
He lad called at the ONCE this morning
to get his mail. Nothing strange was
noticed In his actions at that time, and
u is not known when or how he got to
the roof.
Priestly was married. and his former
business associates say they think he
has q family Of children.
At the Oak street police station the
sergeant said that shortly after the
discovery OF Priestly's body, r. Ward
Carroll. relative of the dead man,
called at the station.
Mr.. Carroll said that Mrs. Priestly was
about to become a mother. and he feared
the shock to her might be serious.
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ANOTHER LITTLE VICTIM.
Joe LRndsrin Fatally Hurt by
13Sth street Trolley Car.

Joseph Landgrin, seven years old, OF
800 East One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street. at willis avenue this
afternoon was run over by trolley car
No. 81, and fatally injured.
The car was in charge Of Motorman
Patrick Smith. OF 1908 Woodwork ave-
nue.. West Farms. and was going east
on One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
street.
Landgrin saw the car approaching. and
for a moment stood on the corner. Then
he started to run across the street TO-
wards the north side,
The motorman was unable to stop his
car in time to prevent It striking the
child.
The car threw Landgrin about five feet.
The f,rst truck then passed over him,
cutting his left leg of entirely.
The right leg chung to the boys body
by a mere shred. lie was taken Ia
Harlem Hospital in a dying condition.
Motorman Smith WAS arrested and
held without bail to await results. Con
ductor Patrick Healey. on the car. was
released.
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JOSIAH QUINCY RESIGNS.
state Committeeman Has Too Mach
Business to Attend To.
(By Associated Press,,

tBy Associated Prsss)
BOSTON, Aug. 2o.-Hon Josiah Quincy
Chairman of the Democratic State Com
mitee. reaigned to-day.
Mr.. Quincy could not be found either
in his office or at the Democratic heed
At the latter place the reason given for
his resignation was that the Office oc-
cupied too much time that he found nec-
essary to devote to other business
Later In the day, Mr.. Quincy gave out
aletter. which stated his reasons for re-
signing. He said the passage of the
Tariff bill afforded him the opportunity
of carrying out his intention OF resign
ing. which he had formed at the begin
ming Of the year.
His work as Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State conamittee. he said. had
made heavy demands upon his time. but
that he had responded freely, feeling Q
deep interest In the Democratic party in
Its struggle to overthrow the policy of
McKinieylsm. but now his private af-
fairs made such calls upon his time
that was Imperative he should relin-
quish the responsibilities of chairman.
ship He says he will still remain Q
member Of the COMMITTEES and do all
In his power TO further Democratic sue
| ~ P b b a az q.
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WHlTESTONE RACES.

RACE TRACK. wHITEsToNE, Aug.
2O.-The races were continued here to-
day and resulted in the following order:
First Race-Four and one-half fur
longs.-Won by farley, to and out;
Ryan, third. Tlme-l.00 IA.
Second Race-Six and one-haf fur
Iongs.-Won by kelturna, to- l and
to s; Don't Know to . FOR place was was
Jack Bachelor fell.
Third Racs-Four and half furlongs.
Won by Sentinel, g to and to 2;
Hercules, 4 to ! for place, was second
Samaritan third. Tlme-0b9.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs.-W Won by
Hyman, to s and to 5; May D., to
& Tor place, was second; Jim McLaugh.
lin, third. Time-l.OI.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
PARKWAY ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, PARKWAY. Aug. 20.
The entries for to-morrow's races are
as follows:
First Race For threey esrolds: six furl0ngs, -
Chateau. Patrolman, oporto. Dolly colt, PantatA'
l2a each; Retraation seldlng. lls Id,
Second Racs-selling: ave turlonys -Lithbsrt.
III Hopper. Even Weight Bob Sutherland, Car
LAllah, Ill ID.
Third Race-ssilinE; ave furiongs. -Bonvoyass.
l2l; Padre, III; strasburg. u.s. Mullet Blackfoot.
Emperor Otto, zsno. lis each; sportihs oirl Ill
lba
mile -Pocshontas, Blkwood. 40 each: Helits
Ally 6unhhins Third. 1870 each; Atheiano. % ID.
Fifth Race-For two-year-oldH; selling: . half
furiong. --Boonton, losi Pontissr. 100; Countess.
sixth Racs-seiIing; six and . halt furlongi. ~
Sunshine. Third, Frank R., Hart. 100 each: Mar I
MontI eoe, % oporto, 1906 Aloha, III lb:
seventh Raesmsellin. elk a and hall sSrlonE x;
each; Jake Joseph. losi Aivs yupuri' 81 each
Ironsides i05 Id.
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mo PoLITIcspsAYs SUFFER-,
His Interference In the sixty-Nintal
Troubles Disinterested.

Ex-Speaker William SulEer. who has
figured prominently OF late in the re-
marks Of Capt. Lynch. Of the Sixty
ninth Battalion, who alleges that
Messrs. Sulzer. Power and Ryan. all
connected with the battalion, are try.
ing to make It a political, rather than
a military organization, said to-day. re-
garding the trouble:
'The whole thing hinges about these
two companies to be admitted to make
the battalion regiment Advocates Of
Lieut.-Col. Moran, who Is trying to or
ganize the new companies-and their in
fuence. will make him colonel. should he
suceeed-are lighting against the Spell
man O. Brien faction. The matter has
now been placed In the hands Of Gen.
Fitzgerald, who L. out Of town, and will
not return until the latter part OF the
week.
''There is no politics in the affair.
Whatever influence l exerted and what
of the Sixty-ninth Battalion into q regi-
ment was In Its best interest and time,
which evens all things, will justify my
judgment"
The evening world., 1894-08-20
BhIGANDs IN CHINATOWN.
wong Get, tho Lexow Witness, Held
for Robbery and Assault.

Fong Noey. q Chinese restaurant
keeper at l3 Doyers street. charged i've
OF his countrymen with robbing him In
the Tonibs Police Court this afternoon.
Wong Get. the Chinaman who testified
before the Lexow Committee. and who
was later assaulted with a black jack.
SO Fong says, rushed into his place while
he was counting money, and demanded
so. This he refused, and Get grabbed
II? and ran. together with Hong Coy.
who was with him.
Charlie Hing. a cousin OF the victim,
pursued the thieves, and was assaulted
The quintet were held In 500 ball each.
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WHlTEST0NE ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. wHITEsToNE. Aug.
2O.-The entries for to-morrows races
are as follows:
First Receive furlonss -AeCormaek, raI ,,o
.r, liz each. Blackburn. Congress. Caraeeus ITO
snsch NAV d., Sentinel, Hercules io3 ID. each.
second Race-Six iurlongs, Ben March. JACK
Bachelor. bandusis colt Roman SIT he'osf'' iiV
lb each. $500, o.D nnrA,,
Equator, Samaritan. Whlte.tonel BOD W. hASs''
sier I'D each; Eliza Ann, los d.
Fourth Raes-Four and q half furiongs.Lum-
herman, rcular. Foxglove. Con Lucy III eAeh;
ha r,,h s' RaOsnFiys furlonss-Psiham. Don't
xnow' iic each, Olga, los Marcy. Baby D. 10y
each; Matt snyder Red croaa. i0s saeh' nay
psiy. q ID. each
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SARATOGA TRACK HEAVY.
Yemen Took the First Race from
Wah Jim Handily.
Special TO The Evening worid.)

Special to The Evening world.)
RACE TRACK. SARA OGA. Aug. 10
The track was very heavy here to-day
Heavy showers soaked 1t well last night
but 1t was In fair way to dry out
until noon. when another succession OF
showers fell. This converted the course
into quagmire.
The card was very attractive and a
slim crowd attended. The weather
cleared nicely during the afternoon.
Willie Martin to-day received an Offer
OF mount In the Futurity from J. W
Rogers, Martin sent word back that he
was already engaged TO ride Keenan,.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Pilot Johnson's Accuser Sails.

Capt Watts. Of the British schooner Ocean
Lilly. who was made 10 pay pilot fees to Pilot
johnson. hAs sons to sea again abe matter will
come up before the Pilot Commission to- morrow
II Pilot johnson 10 In port then and appears
before the Board. II not the matter will proba-
bly, end there The Ocean Lilly was hailed by
board the schooner when they learned that abe
only drew nine feet. Johnson, however 10 said
TO have claimed $50 and Eot the money.
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Said to Have Permitted Viola
tions of City Ordinances for
a Cash Consideration.
"Go0D CASE" SAYS wELLmAN,
Like All the Others, It Is a Re-
suit Of Lexow Committee
Disclosures.

As 1.-THE Evening World in an earlier
edition predicted would be the case.
charges were this afternoon preferred
against Police Capt. John T. Stephen
street 'station) by Supt. Byrnes. The
offenses charged against Capt. steph:
enson are alleged to have occurred
while he was in command OF the Leon
ard street station.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
SAVED A LIFE, SAW A CORPSE
Body of Drowned Man Discovered
While RescutnG Another.

While RescuinG Another.
While bravely struggling to save a
drowning man to-day at the foot OF
Perry street. Michael Read. an oyster
man OF the boat ]. w. Boyle. discovered
the body Of drowned man wedged un.
der the pier. -"
The man for whom Boyle jumped IN
to the river was Cornelius Hallahan, OF
70 VandAm street. He had gone to
board. Read jumped IN and grabbed
him as he was sinking.
While swimming ashore with Hallahar
Read noticed the dead body of a mar
under the pier. Hallahan was dragged
out OF the water and then Read, with
three other men. pulled out the body OF
the drowned man.
1t proved to be that Of Patrick Henry,
of Mattawan, N. Y. He was drowned
yesterday, having fallen from his boat
while asleep.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Jumped Before a Train.

STANFORD. Conn, Aug so,-Thomas r STARK
/. member OF the Arm OF Brown q stark. black
smiths. leapsd from the South Street Railroad
bridge this morning In front OF the New York
express lie was Killed and his body fright
fully manEied. lie was thirty-one years old and
leaves q widow and three children.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
ANS0N'S FATHER ILL.

The Bis Captain Leaves for lows
to See Him.
Capt Ansen left: New York at 10 A.
N. to-day for MarshalItown, Ia. whittier
he was summoned by despatch an
nouncinE the dangerous illness Of his
father the ex-Mayor OF that place.
Capt Arson did not know how Ions
he would be detained.
His father Is nearly seventy years old.
and has been ailing some time. 1t is
likely that President James A. Hart, o.
the Chicago c M,plb,n WIN ~. I tpases
The evening world., 1894-08-20
FIRST RACE.

Wah Jim rushed to the front and
he was Joined by Yemen. The pair then
drew away from the others, and raced
stride for stride to the wire. Yemen
Wsh jun was Ave lensths In front Of
Arepshee. Time-l.W IL 80 -
Mntuels paid, one. two three: On
ISIS.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Porter Not Yea Confirmed.
I'M As.ociated Prsaa. }

WASHINGTON. Aus. S.-rhs Porter nominA'
ton was taken up BY the Senate In executive
session again to-day. but was not passed upoD
OWING to the lack of quorum. y has essn
lion At the executive session on Saturday by
counting those voting. and that the result Vas
"A far and is aKainAt conlrmation.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Jersey city Policeman stabbed.

Justice Douglas, OF Jersey City held Richard
Mccarthy, Thomas Nolan and Fred Session this
morning for examination on ehaIgss Of assault
ing Policeman Thomas Myers. nSht Saa In pro-
Erees In q saloon at Summit and Hutton stTsets
isst niEht when Myers entered 70 queil IT, He
WAS set upon by roughn and In the melee receivod
an ugly stab wound.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Three kiIleA ~ Lishtnias.

CLAYTON, No.. Aus, ao-Lishtning sirssA
the resldsns., Of JAnss Houston to-day vhiis
the family ssrs satins breakfast williaip, isha
and Mary, three ehilArsn. were instantly kllisa
and their noths: fAtaly injured. JAMES n1cE.
veroly hun.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

PhIl.delpha.. 9 > 90
Cleveland -..a l y o o o o o U
patterIes-WsyhInE Harper and Buckley
Young aud 0'connor and thinner umpire-Ar
ksste,
AT BALTIMORE
PtttsOurs--.r,,, ?
Balnmore...,.- l y Z o
Rsttsfies-Msnsfes and Mack. Espsr, Hawke
aad Robinsop. umiprs-hr Bstts-
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington o
Louisville. .,... o o 2
Bat,snes-hsnl and hoduirsi Knsll and Grim
umpirs-Ar. Hurst.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
More Power for Marine Hospital.

Nby AhsoclAlco Tfe1Al
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o-rhs Prssidsnt has ap-
proved the bii, amending the asst Of isss grsntins
aSditioaai quarantine powers to the marine hos
pital asrviea
The evening world., 1894-08-20

pefSohs Were pfesent Wheh play was
called.
The batting order is:
st. Louis. BROOKLYN
powd, II. Grimm, Of.
ely, 81. DAILY. %.
Miller, c.. Corcoran, IS.
Sonnor, ID. Burns. RI.
Quinn. 2b. TredWay, X.
Shugart, 90. La Chance. 1b,
Cooley, RI. Shoch. 3b.
Hogan, Of. DALEY, c.
oi nmpfas,L&r. Lynch hennsdy' p
First Inning-Dowd struck out. ely
and Miller filed out to Daley and
shoch., No runs.
Grimm reached FIRST safely on Ely's
30 did Corcoran Burns singled 70 left,
Gri6in SCORING; DAILY wns run on third
sons Wild pitch. rredwsys single e
bsSEer to left scored Trsdwsy.
chsnce scorins. IDsiley base on balls.
Kennedy flied 70 Cooley. Five RUM.
Second Innins.-Conner singled to
base on balls. cooisy's single to ieft
Garrison struck out, A. did powd. One
run.
Grimm singled but was forced AZ sec
scored DAILY; Burns base on bals. Tired:
ways three-bagger scored Corcornn aug
Burns. La Chances out scored Tired
way Schoch hunted safely. Daley
base on balls. Kennedy nied to Hogan
Third innine-Eiy made second on
Burns's mum Of his easy pop up. Mtp4
out at nr:t. Conpsr base on
CARTS hit to corcoran doubled Common
Grimm risHr singled. 80 did DAILY. powa,s
return Of the ball was poor. and Grimm
| scored. Burns flied to Dowd, DAILY
scoring. Tredway banged homer 70
right centre. La Chance out. Ely to
Connor. Three runs.
Fourth Innins-Cooley struck out
Hogan and cisrkson out at hrst. No
shoch and Daley were easy outs.
Kennedy hit for two bases. Grimm got
| nrst on Ely's error. He stole second
and Kennedy scored. Daily hied to
Fifth InninsNDowd out at first Cor
| coran's throw to LAChance Of Ely's
grounder and errors galore landed Ely
at third. He scored on Wild pitch-
| Conner singled. Quinn flied out. One run.
corcoran singled; He was forced out
sg hnrns. Trsaa%aS ,. af a,rns ,c ano
snoeG p 81. % SINGLE Scored rrsd~sy La
chance and shoeh, kennedy singled,
| and DAILY forced Griffin at second. Five
| runs.
Sixth Inning-shugart base on baila
Cooley filed to Grimm. Hogan and Clark
| son struck out No runs.
| A>NHs nv lAlAllllaN
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PIckaroon made all the running. and
won easily by four lengths from DR..
France. Necedah was third, three
lengths away. Time--1.17 1-2.
Mutueis, !, 2, 3, paid: On Pickaroon,
$40: DIR. France. $40: Necedah. $245.
THIRD RACE.
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CUT AN ARTERY.

GeOfHe We1dmhh Nttempts 10 COm-
NIT Suicide.
George weidmsn. hfty-six years old.
Of 40 Tenth avenue. attempted suicide
this afternoon by cutting an artery in
his left arm.
He was removed to Roosevelt Hos
pital.
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easily by two and one-haif lengths from
Torchbearer, who was second through
out. Maid Marian. third all the way.
was the same distance behind Torch
bearer. Tlme-l2 IA.
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WOMAN INSTANTLY KILLED.
Mary stewart Fails Down q Grocery
store Hatchway.

Mary Stewart, sixty-five years old,
colored, was instantly killed this after
Loon In Smith & sllrs grocery store.
Forty-sixth street and Eighth avenue.
by falling down a hatchway from the
first floor to the cellar.
Her residence Is unknown. The body
was taken to the West Forty-seventh
street police station.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Corcoran, Tredway and La ohancs
Especially Lively in Landing
on As Ball
KENNEDY WAS QUITE EFFECTIVE.
Small crswd Out to See the Cams,
Saturdays Contest ssias
. q Peer One.


ISpeoiaI TO Tho Evening WorldD
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN, Aug.
@.-The grounds are in good condition
and the weather well adapted for to-
days battle, except 20 far as the specta-
tors are concerned. Not more than 1.ooe
persons were present when play was
called.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Buck Massie and Glen Lily raced head
and head into the stretch closely fol-
The latter went to the front at the fur
long pole. and won easily by q length
from Miss Annie colt, who beat Glen
Lily for the place. Time-l.17
Mutuels one. two. three, paid: On
Urania.. $40; Miss Annie colt, $2.55;
Glen Lily. S2.2S.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
81. Louis. o 4 1910
Brooklyn 8 4 o 4 8

Other Sporting News will DO found
on Page B.
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JEROME PARK ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. JEROME PARK. Aug.
2O-The entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Chicago e. OOO2 100
New York. 3 goa
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Ed Kearney cut out the running at a
clipping pace, Soundmore being second
and skedaddie third. In the stretch
Soundmore went up to the leader and
Clayton was forced to ride his hardest
to get favorite home a length In front
Of Ed Kearney, who was two and one
third length before Skedaddle. Time
100.
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Miss Dixie rushed to the front In the
FIRST furlong and led throughout. winning
In a drive by half length from Haw-
thorne, who was four lengths before
Balbriggan. Time-l.45 Ia.
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. NY Gyps made q runaway race OF i.
speculation made big bid In the
stretch, but Ny Gyps lasted long enough
20 beat him by half a length. Gov.
oheehan was third. Time-l.H 1-2.