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NO LOAEERs TAKEN.
San Francisco send Five Hundred Me-
ehanics to Their Eastern Homes.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE Second
regiment of the California industrial
army starts erst tonight in 70 box cars
provided by the Southern Pacific. The
southern Pacific carries the men TO Mo-
jave, where they are turned over to the
Atlantic q Pacific. The total cost of
transportation per car is about 500. The
army is largely made up OF mechanics,
who say they have no desire 10 advance,.on
Washington, but want to reach their
homes in the East. Great care has been
taken in selecting the quota of 800, the
chief of police overseeing all arrange
ments and taking pains that the vicious
and the professionally unemployed ele-
mcnt is eliminated, as far as possible.
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san Franci.co Races,

SAN Francisco, April E.--lialf mile
Rey Alfonso won, Venus second. Lady
Jane third; time, ioli. Six furlongs-
Herald won. Blue and White second, Ro-
sale third; time, :li,l. Five furlougs-
Guard won, Midget second, Bill Howard,
third; time, :0li!. Five lurlongs-Mela.
nita won, Nellie Van second, Premise
third; time, :0l4. Five and one-half
furlongs-Q ueen OF Scots won, Trix sec
ond, Morvcn third; time, :O91s.
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lie Nav iis shot.

Cry or MEXICO. April 1.-THE SUI
preme court of Mexico IS preparing to
take action in the case of Edward Adams
OF New Orleans, charged with the murder
of Carlos Larpuet of this city in 1890. This
Is tue last step IN the course OF justice,
aud IL tho supreme judiciary does not see
III to set aside the ruling of the lower
court Adams will be shot.
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BUTTr. Apr, y. p. G. purdY Aich to.
day at Wells hospital from disease 81 the
kidneys. Air. iUrdy cane TO this city
from the East ahcu, six months ago. Tel.
cgrams have hecu sent 10 Eureka and
Salt Lake. where 1t is thought he has rela-
tiyes aud no arrangements will be made
for the funeral until an answer is received.
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A Cargo of Celestial.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE sicam-
ship Peru. which arrived from China and
japan at noon to-day, brought 753 Chinese
passengers. The unusual number is due
TO the fact that the time for registration is
drawing to close. About $50 of these
Ceiestials will land here, the remainder
being booked for Panama, Central Amer.
lea and Cuba.
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Captured By Dwysr.

Spec'A DlsnatCA 10 ths Stantar
GREAT FAILS. April f.-Deputy Sheriff
DNycr has returned from the Musse.-
shell country with AlouEo Booth, charged
with horse stealing. Booth was captured
after a long chase. having got a weeks
start OH the sheriff. lie claims TO have
purchased the horse in question.
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SHOT in THE FACE.
indianapolis All stirred Up By Most
Sensational Aylir

sensational AILir.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 1.-THE law Office
OF Miller, Winter & E!am was tho scene
of sensational shooting. W. B. Cope
land OF Madison. Ind. shot Addison {.
Harris in the arm, inflictng painful
wound. and also shot W. II. Bruning OF
Madison in the face. Mr.. Harris is tho
most prominent lawyer in the state and
one of tho Iron Hall attorneys.
The deed occurred in a room in the law
Office of Harrison, Miller & Elam, where
a conference had been arranged between
William =. Copeland and William b.
Bruning. rival liiigants of Madison. Ind.
BruniEg, his attorney, Hon. 4. C.. Harris.
and Ford Winter were already In tho
room. Copeland came In and without
saying a word, began shooting at Bruning.
The first shot struck him in the arm the
second near the mouth. W. II. Miller at
tempted TO seize Copeland, who. maddened
by the interference, tried 10 shoot ex-At-
torney General Miller. but was prevented.
In the meantime he had used his weapon
as club and beat Brunng frightfully
about the head. The men in the adjo!n-
ing offices prevented further shooting.
Copeland was arrested. Harris is not
dangerously wounded. He is one of the
foremost lawyers Of the state. Bruniug
will probably recover. Several suits are
pending between him and Copeland and
a very bitter feeling existed.
in the suits which caused the shooting,
Clara Copeland is plaintiff and William
IL. Bruning defendant. The question is
the division Of the estate of John +.
Bruuing, the father of Cara Copeland
and William II. Brunin-. Copeland mar
ried Bruning's sister in opposition to the
family. Bad blood resulted. Harris is at
rorney for Copeland, and Winter for
BguninG.
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CINCINNATI, April l7.-John G. Grover,
populIst candidate for mayor of Cincin-
natl, announced he will take 5000 of Gin
cinnati's unemployed and put them in
Washington, ito the authors of their mis-.
fortune. where they will ask the national
government TO give them work or give
them rations."
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AN AWFUL ACCIDENT.
4 Man Eaten by Den Of nears at Green
EINnr

SALT LAKE, April lS.-The Tribune has
received letter from Wyoming saving
four dead bears hayc been found in
Browns valley, near Green River. Near
10y were found papers and part of the
clothing Of man. but no body. From
the papers found the name of the man is
supposed to be Farquharsou. He is sup.
posed to have encountered den OF bears
and was deyoured after desperate
struggle.
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WASHINGTON. April ia census OF.
fetal is confident that a thoroughly salts.
factory adjustment of the work Of the
eleventh census will result IN carrying
into effect the bill which has Just passed
congress providing for the extension Of
time for the completion OF the work to
March 4, 1895.
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Tho Nrm lin,rh nnr. LIN.

DESvsR, April l7.-The new fire and po-
lice board took possession OF their Offices
to-day pcaccahly. The mayor will make
application for warrants against Orr,
Martin and others for storing dynamite
IN the city hall.
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RIcHARo PRoUTr KILLED.

TerrIbIs iccidens 10 Minor Ia the
Mouutiin View Minr.
BUTTE. April lS.-Richorl Proutt was
instantly klllcl at the Mountain View
mine at l2: 20 o'closk this morning. lie
fell l,C0) feet down tho shaft. he was a
MARRIED mluwnh several children,
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stabbed.

BERLIS, April ia dispatch from
Carlsruhe says a son of President Rodri-
Guez Of Costa R!ca became involved in a
quarrel with another student named
MAthos. The former drew knife and
stabbed Mathes, lnflicting a dangerous
wound. Rodriguez Was arrested.
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ACCUSED or rREAcHERY.
Da Gamr May Take shot at De Meiio
some Time soon.

some Time Soon.
BUENoS AYREs. April E.-Tho utmost
contempt is expressed for Admiral de
Meilo. whose descrtion OF Admiral da
CANA is looked upon as being a piece of
cowardly treachcry. II Is openly stated
that Ia Cana proposes 10 seek out Ad-
miral de Melio aud compel him to meet
him in mortal combat. IL the rebel ad-
miral falls into tho hands of Piexoio,
there is little doubt he will be promptly
tried by court martial and shot.
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nr Mnn,t nnnn,e old nrcck.

LEXINGTON, ky,, April i7.-G. c. Lock-
hart OF Bourbon county to-day announced
he would not be candidate for congress
against breckenridge.
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,lnnt,nA Mnnthsr.

wNsufNuTcN, April l7.-Montana: Light
rain and snow, followed by clearing
weather, variable winds; warmer in west.
eTn portion.
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BROKE UP rHs TRAIN.


~ NssOcIltfI TIN'st
ST. CLoup, MINI. April 1.-THE strik-
crs broke mp passenger train tonight
and scattered the cars around tho yards.
the passengers being returned to the sta
tIon. Tho dispatchers in the Office here
have joined the strikers.
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RUM0R Of AQuARREl,
Greenhut and Nelson Morris Said
to Have Fallen Out
Latter Alleged to Hays Refused
10 indor.e Notes.
whlskey Trust Said TO Need Them
Raise Money.

1t was reported on Wall street on
good authority late this afternoon that
there had been falling out be-
tween President Greenhut, Of the Whis-
key Trust, and Nelson Morris, because
Morris refuses TO inuoree the notes on
which the WhIskey Trust wants to raiss
part OF Its Ao,VJu,Uo0
1t Is saia Morris's brokers warned
him that they would handle no more OF
Nelson, Norris a. Co.'S pager " he In
dorsea any OF the Whiskey Trust notes.
PRESIDENT Greennut, nelson Aiorris,
ana one OF the Worinsers called on Rus
sell Ssge THIS afternoon, regarding the
SovU,UVv, wn,cn, II was SAID, mr. sage
agreed 10 irnJ the Trust.
Iney had u long conference. and sage
IL - s.,iu, reluseu 10 ienu me money un.
less auurrls ~uuiu lnuurse me paper. ~
IN rumvreL tnat Morris said ns cvu.un
anu wUuiunt 10 TINS, anu MS " 10 re-
yyrleu, caused n IuiunE Vut.
1t ~ spiu they ieit s,.se once on paG
terms WIN eacn otbrr.
Lac tais Afternoon u Was reported VI
Wan street mat tue TruRt han succeed
| Ell III raising Dat Q hu,aii part " IN
| soutJVU II wants. Eari,er IN tae dsy 1
| nau uren rumured tnat they wouiu W
| apie to get the money.
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Great Eastern, the greatest sea mon
ster, barring. perhaps, Noah's ark, that
, was ever adoat.
Campania's length over all is go feet.
Her extreme breadth 10 80 feet inches,
while her depth to the upper decks is
~ feet. Her gross tonnage is $500, and
her displacement about 1900 tons. She
has a straight stem and elliptic stern.
She has two tiers OF deck houses above
the upper deck, and these, in turn, are
surmounted by a promenade and shade
decks.
The Campania has two sets of enor-
mously powerful triple expansion sn-
gines, each being capable OF developing
1900 horse power. Each engine has
1--WE cylinders two being high pressure,
two low pressure and one intermediate
The two smoke tunnels are about as
high as ordinary church steeples.
In Interior appointments there are
probably few palaces as magnlficently
furnished. Nothing Is wanting that can
subserve the convenience Of even the
most sxacting passenger.
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tragedy, on page 2 Of this edition Of
The Evening World" Justice Vaughn
stated this morning that Burke had
been before him frequently for intoxica-
ton, and ON one occasion for threatening
to shoot his wife.
We'll, Thomes,' said Justice Vaughn,
II win have to lock you up without bail"
and can't ! 80 II the funera!G I want
No not t o.aay. Tom, sad ths Jus.
tlce sootningly. "Tomorrow l Will see
about It,"
Ola Burke shook his head and said!
II didn't murder anybody. lie shot
himself"
Then he went quietly with n police
man to the buggy. ana was driven back
to the lookup In Stspleton,
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RACING At PARKWAY.
Especial to The Evening worid)

PARKWAY DRIVING PARK, Aug.
h'-Eariy this afternoon the judges de-
cided to refuse the entriea OF the First
Chance Stable and of J. Dowd, on ac-
count OF In and out running. Later
they reversed their decision in the oase
OF the First Chance Stable and their en-.
tries will be received. ]. Dowd. owner
OF Susie r., was suspended indefinit sly
ana mis- case VIII be laid before the
Jockey Club.
The Stewards tonight will Inquire
into the running of Wang, Tomahawk
and belwood in the second race.
The results OF the different events were
First Race-For two-year-olds; Ave
turiongs Won IN easy fashion by Ty-
turh, 10 Wole), by three Lengths; Rose
9 or Arizona ana fiiy. no tsheedyl, was seq
third aH Tim emulate MY ITO tPiekerins).
Betting -Tytura. I to and Q to 8; Rose
Or Arizona hlly, TO l and 5 to 2; Emu
late nily, to and 2 to l.
susie H. Judge Gleason and Fritz
Second Race-For three-year-olds and
upward; selling; furlolgs.-After half
an hour az the post, Starter Ware went
DUCK 10 the he'd am leading Sarcasm
to the front sent them away, with 6ar-
casm nye lengths in the lead, and Sar-
casm, lUO nowman). won by three
lengths: Montiece, 81 dew, was second.
| and Frank Il, HART. log, third. Time
Betting-sarcasm, 8 to l and 2 to 1,
Mon!Iece, Is TO I and to 1; Frank r,
HArf. TO ! and 8 TO 8.
Tomahawk. St. Laurent. Belwood
wang, Avon and Bolivar also ran,
Third Race-Handicap for ponies; four
furlongs; -jallivant. 10 VageJ, won in
drive by a neck; Brut Extra, IlO &C,
sloane), was second. and Comanchs. Ia
lHunn), third. Time-0.A IA.
Betting--Galliyant to i and s to 8;
Brut Extra, 3 TO and to s; Co.
manche, 3 to ! and 10 3.
MISS Clay also ran.
Fourth Race-Owner's Handicap; one
miie.-Billy Boy, rs Uew) won by five
lengths, FanHay, e (Brown) was sec
9nd, and Aloha, Is IT. Sloansj third.
Ttme-l,H IA.
BettinE-Blily BOY, 10 to and to /;
Psnway, 2 TO and to o; Aloha. 2 10
Annie Bishop also ran.
Firth Race-For three-year-olds and
upward; selling; six furlonss-Hsrry
Hinchon, 100 lMcGlone) won; GlsnalI
| 100 (sheedY was second and Sea Bird
100 Q-ew) third. Time-lls l-2.
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bearings and the engineers grew more
accustomed to the engine, he said the
zig steamers would lop off minutes and
then hours from the record.
II Is very likely that the agents words
will prove true quite as soon as he ex-
rected.
The Campanias best previous record
was made ON Oct, 20 last, and was five
days. thirteen hours and twenty-five
minutes. The Lucania, the sister ship
of the Campania, has held the best
western record between Queenstown
and New York since Nov. 3 last, when
she made the voyage In Ave days,
twelve hours and forty-seyen minutes.
Mr.. Brown said that II the Campania
reached the Lightship at @ o'clock, and
he felt sure that she would. she would
beat the record by . hours and 81 min.
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NE THRASHED "LANKY BOB"
A Conductor Makes Fitssinnoas
Conform 20 the Rules.

Bob Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, was
badly thrashed last night. but not In the
prize ring. conductor on the Penn
sylyania Railroad did the Job. and did
IL well. Lanky Bob's face viii bear the
marks OF the encounter for some time.
the regularity OF his unprepossessing
features has been spoiled. and his strut
Is not quite 90 perpendicular as 1t was.
Accompanied bv q handsome young
lady, FitzsImmons boarded a train al
the Jersey City Depot OF the Pennsyl-
wanna road at II O'clock last night to SO
TO Trenton He WAS drunk, Good and
plenty drunk" as a friend OF his re-
The platform of the car seemed to
possess a peculiar fasclnat ton for him,
and he refused 70 enter the car when
told TO do so. The conductor insisted
( that he 20 inside. where the lady was.
hob said he'd be - II he'd 20. Both
we're positive and emphatic, A row fol
loved in the course of which the con;
duclor got In on Bob's face and handled
him rather roughly. The prtze-hghtei
WAS 100 intoxicated TO o1er much re-
Friends and bystanders interfered,
and ne was hustled into the car. where
| the incident ended
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New Companies Incorporated.
tDy Associated PressJ

ALBANY. Aug. H-With the Secre-
tary OF state this morning were incor-
porated the following; Good Govern
ment Cluu ". OF the series OF New
YORK Good Government cubs; the Ell
mira Publishing Company; the Wind
ward Yacht Cub, by Andrew Boyer
I.umund scnmIrt. A. II. Konstedt and
others, OF brookiyn; the Wnitestons
Jockey Club, OF Flushing. L. l.. b.
q. X. TovIn, henry Meyer. OF New
York City, and EDWARD J. Barrett, Of
brooklyn.
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RHElmS LEFT NV Wills.
Executors Arc la Doubt Which
should Iake Precedeaes,

An action has been begun In the gu
creme Court tor construction OF the
wiil OF Leon tAheims. VINO was In the
millinery and dry-goods business in TINS
rily ana IN faris. he lett TWO wills,
men we're eXaouy the same, except
mat one was executed at taris Aprii
49, 1851, ana the other was executed
mere may ~ low.
ne nslu, liv"sser, added . codicil 70
..ie treucn Wal wnich suustitutso Suitei,
<AsueiieL ~ eAScutvr ~ HiASe W Svnsu
Ie LasLie, VINO nau pesu nstueu ~ CAs
vi the eAscutvrS IN poth WAS,
Inc executors are ~ aoupt wnetnss
the wnl - ~ We yo..sl, ,sGA wv, s....ta ..
tne rehch or American law. He had
veconie u citizen Oh tnis cOuntry.
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RACE TRACK MAN STABBED.
Connors Dauly Hurt and POiser
He'd without ball.

COMFY IeLAND. l.. L.. Aug. IT,
Quinn roiser anu Patrick Connors, en-
p.uyeeS at Inc PARKWAY race trace. be-
came inyoiveu ~ u uuarrei last uighI.
ai.u II resui.su IN toissr s.auuiny Ivn-
iiore witn Aniis, iniiielIns ssrivus
WyuIlu.
Ina injured man was taken TO the
nospI,ai. rviser was helu WITHOUT BAH
Wy justice rInnerty tnis morning 70
await the result or Ionnura injuries.
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WHlTESTL NE RACES.

-sEsciaI 10 The Evening" woFid)
:, "AGE TRACK. WHITESToNE, Aug
The; Whitestone Jockey Cub began
MEsy days meeting to-day on lhG
SrfaS Hiil track. The betting ring
Wh,ssver. mad been meteh over into
s.sa,,tste. SD books we're on, and thl
80 Wa larger than usual a. the
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Want. ao Per Cent. Iat.re.t.

Mrs. EGtslls Jordan asked Justice Beach. Of tn,
Supreme Court, to-day to restrain Mitchell Val
snIihs from iorseioSinE . mortgage Tor ga. W,
on her effects. sns 10 the widow OF DR.
Louia Jordan. She claimed, through her lawyer
that yAIentine charged her w per cent on ali
money borrowed troIi him and Is per eeAL loi
other alleged services. Out OF the entire mort,
DecI1ipp was reserved.
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"sAM'L" SPENDS A MILLION.

Actor Curtis May Build y Wig
Hotel NJ Lakewood, n. !.
1t was learned to-day that NJ. b. Cur
It's. the ac,ur. mas JUS. closed a real es-
tate deal invuiviny aDout si,0U.0N.
AR. Lurtis mas traded the NOEL Dris-
KEEL, at Ausiin, 1eA., Tor WV lots AZ
Lakewood, y. J. Inc Lakewood prop
eiIy was uSued Dy ueorSe Al. Dreilsr.
Alr. Curtis VIA DuiIu motel on por-
tivu o. uis as Siy -a>uuii GU piopSrty, ana
~.i probably iudas IL mas noiLe. Inc
IA, t.. l.t.uns at.rnuihg lac usei were
Ca rieu on tarousn mali j. WARD,
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She Should Reach the Bar at
6, Three Hours Earlier
Than Usual.
A VOYAGE OF s DAYS Q HOURS.
"She Will Yet Show 4 Fivs.Day
Gait" Says One Of Her
Agents.

The magnificent Cunard line steamer
Campania. which holds the transa tlan-
tic record for the eastward passage
will. II no unforeseen accident OCCURS,
to-day beat her own record by nearly
three hours,
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NECEDAH WINS AT 20 TO I,
CAPTURES the Opening Event frem
Summer Coon Mt Saratoga.

N~rs~S$D wv SpehAHS %Npus AHvHs
Summer Coon Mt Saratoga.
Especial 70 The Evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. IT,
The programme here to-day was not
calculated to make the race-goers en-
thuse very much. The average Sarato-
gan does not care much about class, az
long is the heroes run around the ring
and bring them return for their in
vestment. Consequently the attendance
was az large as usual. Toe regulars
from New York had to attend. There
was no place else for them 10 60. The
weather was cool and Gear and the
track fast
Alderman Carey. of Chicago. to-day
purchased from A. T.. Walcott the four
Mike DAILY to-day sod to L. King the
horse Lord Motley for $500.
tiksr RACE
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Eiehel Goe. Back to Germa.y.

The sxtrsdition papers In the case Of solIy
Eiehel arrested In New York on charges Of hay-
ins uttered fOrty-f0ur forged checks for amounts
AsSresAting about t2b 900. on . Frsnkt0rt- on
ths-Nslna banking Arm, aTriysd from Wsshlng-
ton to-day. Eiehel Will be sent back 70 Germany
to-moIrow on the kins ~;issiR u, y ssss u
he Capitals.
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bald Makes AN Unofficial Record.
(By Associated Preks)

DENVER. Col, Aus. HE. C. bald broke the
ns-qlArtsr-miis record ia The trial heats OF the
second days rseiaE IN the NstIsAsi mss, Of thu
l.. A. W. lie rode from seatoh ln % IS Isc-
ends. against q 5000 hsla The tine does not 70.
e. u 10 not 0melAk
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FIFTH RACE.

Mabel Glenn was In front for o fur
long. when Flirt went on and was never
WuEnt winning easily by three, lengths.
saabsl Glenn was half length before
Tii @so%yy % E ne was badly interfered with
60 Antuels paid: Straight. s.c.50; place.
II mShird, $3.50 Mabel Glenn paid: Place.
Wv third, G.B. Shadow paid 1870, third.
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Mcintyre made the running to the. dip
back OF the clubhouse. where Adeibert
mitase 70 came me on or0 and Won IL II esnter, BY
two lengths. Adelbert was the same
distance. before McIntyre Time-l.22 81.
,, MSEutIeIs paid; straight, Sl5; place
Eso; third, $3.50. Mcintyre paid $3.50
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SIXTH RACE

ts,enenellie Led TO the turn OF the club
u Int dip, where Dutch Skater raced TO
~ 'front.' and won easily by half a
ppIngth. Lighioot was six lengths before
FriS' Time l.52 "a.
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The race went TO Miles Standish. who
won ina canter by twenty lengths.
Beau Brummei beat Tyro two lengths
for the place. Time-2.6 IL.
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whisk.y T'ru.t Cs,s.

Tbs Whiskey Trust libel csses Against
Alexander =. Lassen and Depiei =.
pemeritt, publisher OF the Financial
.,ews, wnicn was " have been hsAru by
Justire hyan at tue iofnDa Ivurt to-
u..y, mas svue over untii orpt. ~. Tnts
N as ny nIuiuul cOnsCnt VI tur COUNSEL.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
st. Louis. 4 D 10 90
New York. 90 D 900 I
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philldelphia., o o 49,
Louisville. ..... o o o 2
Batteriss-Carssy and Grady: Wsdsxorth -
Weaver and Zshner. Umpirs--Ar. Kssfs.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington U q U o
Cleveland -..... 30 o o
Batteries-Msrcsr and McGuire Petty 81
o'Connor Umpirs-Mr. Hurst
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JEROME PARK ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARk.Aug.
1.-THE entries for to-m0rrOw's races
are as follows:
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followed by Dana and Cherry BLOSSOM
stretch. and Simmer Coon looked ali
over a winner until In the last sixteenth,
where Necedah came through with a
rush, and won q pretty race by neck
from Summer Coon, who was two and
a half lengths in front of Cherry Bios
som colt. Ttme-l,02.
Mutuels paid, one. TWO. three: On
Necedah, sl0.e6; on Summer Coon, $4.75;
OIL Cherry Blossom colt, E,25.
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hollywood Match Oh.

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grand Rational shooting handicap, shieh va
thronsh the eegrtsv Of the nenheth q oe
RiysFtoA Gun Club tIpnaisrFeA tnsm H1lly4of4
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Innocent and Miss Hazel raced head
and head into the stretch. where Flore-
anna passed them and won easily by
two and O half lengths from Innocent
who beat Miss Hazel q neck. Time
LIE.
Mutuels paid, one,- two three: On
Miss Hazel, N.95.
FIFTH RACE.