davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-25

81 Soon angebrocbt tpOrOen mar, iDur6e ct
O@erdrtl9 oufgere9t, baB er bein0be in 06ns
macbt fie(.
Die 6lo88en un0 Ser S9mud 6cs 9ras
feftur9ebQAbe5 nuroen !pGDrenO Der 0to6t
entIernt, uHb Die 8roBs TLaQge, pcl1e az
DoQrttcb 0uf Der 6onbelSfammer oufgez
btBt 1T, pur5e 0urb elm groBeS O~ierefiQes
f9Dor3eS Banner aus Trouerflor erleBt.
Die Senobner bon 2Don en%tfernen ouentz
balbe1 ben 6eitibmu6 BON ibren 6auiern
u1o beoeden OieieLben 10 iAnel ais m6gltdb
nit GrGuerflor.
9os 3tmmer in Der 9rGfeftur, in
tpelcbem Die 2ejd)e bes 8rGiibenten auT Dem
gGraOebette Iie8t, macbt etnen b0c6it feierz
Itcben @tnbr1f.
Dtc 2eide tit nit eit1em i5par3en Sc
ieuiobattSon5uge betIctbet uno nit Benz
groBen 8anoe Der Gbrcnlegipn, 6eren @roBz
:~pmmanoeHr Der ermor6ete 8rGit6ent mar,
5ei6mlift.
lin ben &atafaIf BADEN me6rcre 6obe
9ffi5iere bon 6eu1 miIitdrtibeu Stobe oes
BrGftoenten, ur6 barmberStge S6wetern,
neI6e Die Geide ipdbrenb Der 9tadbt be-
wa5ten, @uflteuung genpmmen.
, 1894-06-25
paris unO 5rQnkretG 1T
0rouer.
Dic glae9tn anf Dalbmott &C.
biRt, uuO Die Ofentlideu Ge=
b0uOe TT GrQuerldmudl.
Qus allen Gbeilen ser melt trehen
8etIetostele9rdmme Elm.
Der errnoroete pr6ioeut auf Dem PARADE
bette.
sc nrfs 2S sunni

-CS 0J~NhhN
Sn 9dn8 6ranfrcicb berricbt Bic tiefife
Srouer, bet 9r0Bte S9mer5 un6 Die augez
metnite @rtriitlng, unO Die @rmorbung
0eS BrGfibcuten @arnot mir6 Don allen
Shtcbtcu Ser 8euOlferung auf baS Qufs
rIcbtigite befla9t.
@5 Derricbt groBe 8eiprgniB I'm Sic .3ltz
funft, uno 6jeie ipirb ntd9t eber ge6oben
tper0en, bis Elm 9fao9fol9er 6ts frii9eren
RSditocnten ertpab(t>feiH lDirb.
Son allen Getten trcffen BET Ser Talnitie
un0 BET Der 9tegierung BeiletO8telegramme
Elm. ,0teielben fonmen aus allen 5beilen
bet Welt, uuo legeu 3eu9niB bafTr ab, oaB
Srantret6 in icinem Summer itber ben
Sob ieine5 8rGitoenten ni6t auetn boz
ite6t.
Die 3~eitunaen alter 8orteien oer0ffent;
lt9e1 &eitarttfsl, in Del3en ie Sic @rmorz
Dung BON Saot @arnOt auf 6aS 605ite
be00uern.
9}i8t auein 6iele Gtobt, fo1Oern sons
Sranfrei1 Ie9t beute Sraucr an. que
Jlaggcn tpeben bon !0albma1t, unb Sic
6ffentlic5en Ge6Gube legen GraueridmuG
an.
Oeute W2Drgen nm iiebeu 11bt trQf SrQu
Garl1ot nit ibren bet0cn S0Daen in 2pon
Elm, unD nuroe am 8abnbofe Don elmer qez
m~oltigen W(enlc1eumcuge auf DQs adtu1tQ5>
polite empfangen. Sic bcgab iicb lofprt
uacb Der 8rdfcftur, no bie Qcicbe 6eS 8rQz
lioeuten auf benz 8arabebctte lic8t.
2QS Ser cine Der S0bue ocS ermor6eten
BrGit0enten ben Seitihnuf in Der Gue 81
la Gepu6lic uno anoeren StraBen lab,
tpeI6er gu @6ren oeS 8eiubeS ieine5 8ater5
, 1894-06-25
SeItener unfou.
Gin eepoItises felsfiia III einen 6ruben=
i1adt ~oeftiir5t.
6eIeno. M2nnt- 21- sunni.

6eIend a, Wfont., %. Stunt.
Sim Srcit0g 9tadnmittog creignetc iicb in
Boulder Elm merfpiiroiger ltnfau. Sin gez
i~nolti9er 6eliel1, bon eincm Gerpjcbt bon
tpe1igitenS elmer Tonne. lDar burcb Das an,
Dolten6e &egenpctter untermai6en porben
unO fam roaenO ben 8erg blnunter9eitir5t.
Ser 3ufau moIlte es, eoB CT gerNbe in Die
OSiinbung oeS S9acbtes Ser Grube &otic
gerietb unb bis gum 8o6eu 6eIielben, cine
&icfe bon bunOert SuB, binunterfiel. 3tpei
@rbeiter, rpeI6e sur 3ett in Dem ScDadbtc
arbeiteten, trugen idtpcre 8erLebungen
baoon, unb eS lit ais ein ipabres 0unocr
an3uieben. baB tie nidt auf Der Stelle SER
maLmt nurben.
, 1894-06-25
6eraoe nod sur reaten Set.
Die mei3ens uno Pafererrte ourd eineu orei
ftinoi9en 1eaen oerettet.
0anfton, g. O., 25. SUM.

@efern Qben6 gegen 3ebn ubr brab iiber
fie6en Counties i'm iiio0itGitper 3beile bon
SibsOafOta ein l9lpereS %0te9enipettcr ber>
Elm, me(dbeS ii3 fir bic gauge @e8enO polt
unid&Bbarcm WcrtDc ertoteB, ba eS that
iGbLtb cine p0ui9e WttBernte BON Q8ei5cn
un0 6afer perbjltete. Scr 9te8eu eritredte
iicb BIS in baS, nOroIiDe NebroSfa bjltetn,
ipo eS ebenio ~notblDenOig Wor pic in Siioz
0Gfota, oa idmmtIi3e oortige O30iSfetOer
i9On ibiDer Ourb Die 9iirre g~elitten Bat
ten. Ser 8egen be9ann 9egen Scbn llbr
un0 bielt brei Stunoen lang an.
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Gin pom 2idter frei9efprodener
Oieb miro i'm 6erihts3immer pom Sheriff
feit9enommen.

y8tQD@ 6inb u1b g8iGD" @ilbert, sipci
a1rilcbi9e Un0 ipie0erbolt beltrafte Snoiz
ntouen oergScitieite, ipareu beute DOR Gicbz
ter 0oOleD beS GalbcnOiebitabl5 ougeflaGI.
8eibe crfreucn iicb, troB ibrer 9fotoritdt
nlS 8srbrecbcr Ser 8efanntidaft cinluBz
rcit9er 8olititer, unb 10 OFT Die &erlc wcz
gen begdngcner 8erbrecDeit ans Criminal
geridbt Ueripicien iperoen, finocn iic5 yeute,
iDeIcba bic iDncN aUIerIc9ten 8lIrgldbaTtel
ltclIcn.
!6a6en sic 0aQuufcn crit bic OefdngniBz
mauern 6inter iicb, Damn perOeu 6im!nct
unO Groe III 8eluc9umg 8eitBt, nm Die
0auptbetaitungSseugen OaDon absuDalten,
por ben @roBgeicbmorereu 3tugni6 ob;uz
lcgen. Den 2eBteren blei6t oann Dtangel5
8clpei5 matcriaLs nic5t5 aubere5 ibrjg, ais
Die Qnflagcn nte0er5uicDlagen. 9Siro mtrfz
IidD ciumol cine NnflGge crbobcn, oann
miro Die pom Grimiuolrio6tcr auferlegte
8irgicbaft gcltelt NIB Der Yro5eB in Der
Sreibait abgelpartct. Oeute nur Hur 6inch
uor Dem 9tic9ter cricbieneu @iIbert licB,
oapon iibcr5eugt, baB Die pon i1m g~citelte
Stro9biirgidlaft nicbt eingctricbcn ipcroen
iDIlrDc, bielclbe Derf0ltcn un0 glGn3te ourcb
Nbneienbeit.
Sic &(nfld6eril Trau &epper bon Ofarz
iocu Str. belobpor, DaB iich am Samitag,
ben IT,, bic 8eioen auf benz 8lue SslanD
Qoenuez8n6nboie Der &i8conlin Central
8abn an ic bcranqcbrdnst unO tbr bo5 IS
entbaLtcnoe 8OrtemOnnatc aus Ser 6teiSerz
tnitb. Dcrau9GeboIt. Wtcbrerc 9oncn be-
3eugten bic 9tibtigfeit Der Qtnflage, bod
Jticbler 9OoleD founte tro5Osm Dpn Ser
Sdul0 6incb's nitbt itber5cu0t uer0cn
uno iprob jbu fret. 9ocb in Dem 0toz
mente, ais 6tn9 ba8 0erihts3inlmcr Derz
laiien rooute, nGberle ii1 ibnt Elm 6tlfsz
SDeriff, Der i'm ouf @ruHb> zines bonn
Grimiralridter 4aDne euSgeitcIItenGapiaS
III 6aft nabm unO icbIcUnigft n0dD Dem
6otel Gilbert na1m.
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Sdtpefters 3cpublit ~jenleits bes SSeanS
IeIrt tlefites Wfitgetitbl aus. Garnot ipal
tein 2incOIn oOer @arfielb. a6er er mar cir
braDer un0 tapferer Gbrenmann, Gin
Sreunb bon republitoniicbcn @runbiGBen
tbm lag Die g8oblfabrt ieines 2anbcS am
9er5cr1, CT mar cine getpalti9e Strait in bcr
baS Volt bertretcn6en 9tegierung 6rant=
retb's, un6 lein Sob nir6 BON je6em oufz
ri6tigen 6reun6e Ser 9(cpublif auf betoen
Seiten oes atIantilben G5ean5 tief beflagt
tper6en.
81 # on "a. Stunt.
Der r@Lobe" ia9t: y0icier M}ann lit Sen
Gade8eliifteu elmer fanatilAen 8anbe gum
Spfer gefalcn, pelbe nur einc gerin9e
ODER gar fetne 8ea9tun9 per6ient."
9as rSournoI" iagt: Der Rrdii6ent
@arnOt DIroe bon etnem Wtttglieoe Dicier
8anbe BON bLutburiti9en Q~lnarcbiiten err
mOroet, tpelbe bic Nbiicbt 81 bobeu ibctnen,
ale &cgierungcn un6 Die 9an3c @eicu19aft
IN Sob ulo 8erOerben 81 i~tirsen.
q btla0eIpbia, %. SUM.
Der ogtort6 &mcrican" tptrb lagen: 0aB
Ser M0rber Elm Stalicner lit, macbt Sic
Sa9e ernitlib DerOiGelt, uno 0eutet Oaz
ali Dln, o0B Der W(DrD eth pD4(ttlCner
Fa9eaft ipor. llno oorin mag cine groBe
@efabr lic9cn beS 8ublitum mir6 pcitere
9tabrihten ilber ben trauri9eu 8orfaI init
Dem 8rOBten SntercIic ent9egenicben.
Die rBreB" miro ii9 fOlgenbermaBen
duBern; 8aS AUDI INNER ser 8etpeggruno
oes tungen StaLieners ~geDeieu iein mag,
ais ct Ben frau30iti9en 8rGli6enten err
Ool4te, 10 bat ct, iiD ielbit unbcpuBt, baz
bur1 baS conierDatiOe Glcmcnt un6 Die
3teaction in Tranfreicb, unO in gan3Guropa
geitGrft.
Der pGnquirer" iagt; Der W3Or0 geb0rt
in bic Gategorie Der unerflGrliden 8erbrez
ben, GS mar bic Shat zines Wtenlcbelt,
Dclbcr Ourcb Die fonattlbcn 9ebren BON
oer5peifelten unb tp%abniinnigcn WfGnnerr
sum Wabniinn gelrteben lporbcn ipar.
Die Shines" ia9t: Die Grmorbung oes
BrdiiOentcn Der fransOiiicben GepubIif 1T
zines iener furbtbaren Grcigniiie, Durcb
tuelbe bic Q8cIt BON 3cit 5u Belt in
S9rsden periebt tpirb, unb I'M 10 mcbr,
neil tie 10 grunoloS, 10 unoeruiinfti8 itnb
unb Gin Spott auf uniere 9eleui9aftlthc
Sronuns unc Sicber9eit 81 lein ihejncn.
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OtehnIdrft-

5000 StHd 9linbOieb, $4,000 56tpeine
unS 5000 S6ate biIOeteh Die 3ufubr.
GtnbOieb, bette NatipezS tiere 4.60@
4.75, Mittcllortc 4.25(@4.50, i5Iecbte 3.95
04.10.
9 cbn bur6etnanber 5~.09@5.l0,
i6Werc 5.10(95.20 lei6te 5.00(05.10.
S3afe, bette 3.75@4.O0; bette 2dmz
mer 4.50@4.90.
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Sturm uno unmetter.
9abriFeebduoe uno Oisrpei5encrnte bef4aoiat
Mnberion, Sn6,, %. SUM.

Y FE I y IT. OHV'I -V' WFWF'
@eitern Qtben6 ipurDe ba5 Gountg bon
ei1em Spor nicDt LANCE aubalten0eH, aber
UNI 10 beftigeren untpetter bctn1geiudt,
tpelbes an Sabrif8ebGuOen uno III ber
@rnte i6tperen Scbaben- anrtcbtete, Sn
Dielen PlGBen purbe Der @eiSen bur3 Ben
icbmercn 9tegen 10 poIitdlbig nteber9ez
morten, oaB Die Grnte ais perbOrben an9ez
ie9en ner6en fanu.
, 1894-06-25
mabrfhetnItdl ermoroet.
Gin wobIbabenoer Siir9er erf6ohen III feiner
lDopnure o~ufgefunoeu. 8
g er6om. O9inn., 25. Sun

p u . U III 1UVIEN.i ID. NONIII.
@eitern Mor9en wurbe 6enrp 6oilt, Elm
bieii9er wOblbabenoer beuliber 8ir8er, err
i6Oiien in ieiner WObnung ~aufgefutbcn.
Wton permutbet, baB per WOrD BON Sim
bre3ern begangen pur6e.
, 1894-06-25

Gbenbbiatt Der 81. staatsstg, / Sent
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
WEIGHS FINE SCORE,
Kills SO Out Of 100 Birds
Against Wolstsnoroit.
Shoot for the Rivsrton Challenge
Plate.
His Opponent Only Made a Score
of 80 Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. THE fifth
match for ths possession of the River
ton Challenge Plate took place this sf-
ternoon on the Riverton Gun Clubs
grounds between Robert 4. WEIGH Of
the Riverton Dun Club. who 10 the pres
ent holder and James Wolstencroft, Of
the Keystone Club, OF this city.
The loo birds which each maFksman
had to shoot at were lively and srratic
In their flight and made the shooting
quite exciting. Besides there was d
good wind blowing from the southeast.
The conditions Of the match were th'r
ty yards rise and fifty yards boundary.
Both men killed their first twenty-five
birds without u miss. The first miss
was made by Wolstencroft on his 3ist
bird: he also missed the sbth, ssth ai,d
10th birds. Welchs hrst miss WAS his
37th bird a hard right quarter. viii III
fell dead outside Of the boundary.
Weich's 18th, 3oth and ed birds aere
hard ones as were Woistsnnrofts Ath
and 26th
At the end of the fret round the score
stood Weich killed 40, missed !; Woisten-
croft X lied u, missed 4,
In the last ffty birds, WEIGH missed
his seventy-first bird. Wolstencrpf,
missed the ffty-tirst, sixty-fourth, six
ty:seeond and ninety-siHth birds; -.
re final score: Wslen killed ~
missed 2; Wolstencroft killed ~, missed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Only $500 sureties Demanded for
the Men Arrested.
Especial TO Tho Evening World. !

WHITE PLAINS. n, y. Aug. 2,-The
raid which was So strangely made upon
Little Monte Carlo" yesterday by Sheriff
Duffy Immediately after his counsel had
defended him against charges made to
Gov. Flower, by declaring the place a
telegraph ONCE" seems TO have been
little else than a blun.
A few moments before / o'clock all the
six prisoners were released on bail. a
certificate of deposit for t3.0oo drawn by
the Central Bank, OF Westminster, being
deposited with Justice Thomas as surety.
The men all left here by nrst train. pre-
sumRbly 10 resume business,
Justice Thomas said that the bail waa
reduced because he considered 400 ca h
better than a real estate bond OF 81, 90.
The bank refused TO say who deposited
the money. Justice Thomas admitted
that the prisoners had not been In jail,
but had been at LelandE Hotel.
1t IL said another raid will be made to-
day IL business Is resumed at the " Lit
tie Monte Carlo"
TAs prisoners when arrested gave the
names OF Edward Madden, Fredsl *
Smith. Raber' Leon, Thomas Ryan, Ed
Mad Kennedy ani Richard Thomas. |,
is generally admitted here that most. II
not all, the names given are fictitious.
Assistant District-Attorney Nerplanck
was indignant at the way HIS office had
been treated in the matter.
II protested last night" he said.
against the bail being liked at $1,000. |
wanted IL 81, 5Oo, but Justice Thomas ruled
against me. Justice Thomas told me
only a few moments ago that he had re.
dueed the ball to iiOO and had consented
10 accept certified checks In lieu OF the
signatures OF property holders. Again
protested. calling his attention 20 the
fact that II the prisoners were released
In that way they would doubtless return
at once and resume their violation OF the
NY protests were Of no AVIAN, This
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
DR.. HASBROUCK AT SARATOGA
Beats LnmpliHhter and clifford In
the Montana stakes.


RACE TRACK SARATOGA, Aug. a.
One race on the card here to-day fzzled
out. it was the second. a selling affair,
in which Ramapo. Chant. Domingo and
Alethia Allen were carded to start.
Young Ernest Fleischmann was indig-
nant last night that Suburban winner
should have been entered, and declared
that he would not only scratch Domingo,
but would pay the scratch fees OF the
others II they would draw out. Probably
some such arrangement was arrived at.
He walked over for half of the purse.
An extra race was added. making seven
events In all.
Ed Corrigan's jumper. Riley, once IA
NOUS on the Nat, worked two. miles in
company with Cicero this morning. He
easily defeated his stable companion.
Riley starts in the Beverwyck Steeple-
chase on Saturday, carrying ITO pounds,
and, judging from his grand condition,
he looks sure winner
The attendance to-day was fully up to
the average. The threatening weather
grand stand was delightfully."- cool
place. fresh breeses blowing from the
south.
A queer thing happened in the first
race. -Four Of the horses, including the
hot favorite Liza. ridden by Tsrsi, went
out and covered the fun distance before
the jockeys discovered that the flag had
not fallen. In the race the four which
did not break away finished in front
Lux winning easily in the tast time OF
I0ii-t The whole trouble was caused
by the Jockeys watching Mr.. CALDWELL
flag They saw 1t raised. but IL didn't
drop.
FIRST RACE.
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Especial to The Evening World. \

WEsTCHEsTER, N. ", Aug. 2.--"Lit-
tie Monte Carlo" has fallen.
The gambling den which has been the
daily resort of thousands Of iawless and
disorderly roughs from the city Is this
mukar and the tout
No more business will be done I'm the
shed beneath the naples OF Ebling .
Westchester Park. and the wires that
have hitherto furnished news from the
tracks have been ordered torn down.
The work Of dlsman ding the place will
be begun tomorrow morning. when the
Western Union Telegraph Company will
sever connections and remove the wires
from the place,
The pool-room opened up for business
to-day as usual, and odds on the races
at Saratoga and Brighton Beach were
posted the same as In the past.
From 800 TO 1000 sports were in the
rooms.
A few minutes after $50 o'clock, how
ever. word came from White Plains. to
tho effect that the place must close up
at once, or II would be raided again.
The bookmakers reluctantly tod the
crowd thai no more business would be
dons' Inen the MOP IffI The pace and
started for the trolley cars,
On the way they met crowds from the
city coming to Monte Carlo" anxious
10 lose their money,
Just beyond the West Farms Bridge,
at the point where the two trolley lines
meet, several sports opened up q shell
game, The crowd Immediately sur
rounded the spot. and the gamesters
could not handle the money that was
laid on the table By the gamblers.
The crowd was 30 thick on the trolley
tracks that cars only passed with the
grea test difficulty, and carriages and
trucks had no show whatever.
While all this was going on, Just
across the bridge stood n policeman Of
the mounted squad. whose shield bore
tha number l.23e. He stood with hts
hand on the bride Of his horse. talking
| to 4 group OF sports.
No, 1888 seemed all uneon soious that
the law was being violated.
1t was the general assertion among
the sports that Little Monte Carlo"
was OF ly CLOSED temporarily; that 1t
would be running full blast within a
lew days.
The breakers who are backing
Little Monte Carlo can thank 1.-THE
| Evening World' for the trouble they
are experiencing In endeayoring to i'm
pose upon the law.
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ANALYZING THE SAUSAGE.
Chemist Martin at Work on Sam.
pies from Several shops.

Edward w. Martin, Chief Chemist to
the Health Department. is busily en-
gagged to-day in making chemical
analysis from samples of sausage seized
from two butcher shops and a teiica-
lessen store in the vicinity of One Hun
dred and Fifty-etghth street and Court
landt avenue.
The names of the owners of the stores
are not made public by the Health De,
psrtment authorities, but It is supposed
from trichinosfs last Saturday, as then
told in The Evening World" procured
the tainted food at these places,
According to the story told by the
neighbors OF the Schleys. the latter
bought large quantities Of sausage and
made II their only diet, The ave mem
bers OF the family one after another.
were taken down with the disease.
Last Saturday they were sent to
Fordham Hospital. but went home a
the father, apd Erwin. the young son.
it was thought would eventually die.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
WANTED WERNER ARRESTED.
A Cigar Dealer Claimed the LeSow
Witness Had Defrauded Him.

Cigar Dealer John Lindlau, OF 10 East
Houston street, came before Justice
Simms. in the Essex Market Police
Court, this afternoon, for the arrest OF
Carl Werner, the LeHow Committee
witness, who was held on Monday last
in default to g., 900 bail, to await the
action OF the Grand Jury, on charge
of attempting to bride Policeman Henry
Cohen, OF the Fifth street station.
Lindlau claimed that Werner had de-
frauded him out of $40 by buying cigars
he aid not pay for. He also alleged that
since the closing OF the saloon Werner
has endeavored to get cigars on credit.
The Justice told Lindlau he would have
10 take civil proceedings.
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day Real Estate Day. u M esf 4z 1I1MS %dp Free c
and Murphy you ever saw, All were
safe, and the bases still filled with only

and Murphy you ever saw, All were
safe, and the bases still Allied with only
one out.
A wild pitch scored Ward. Van then
scored on Murphy's steal of second,
Lowe mufting Tenny's throw, and Muir
ply reached third Murphy scored,
after Wilson flied to Dufry. WesterVelt
Med to Duffy. Nine runs.
Sixth lnning-Rusie was now put In
to pitch. Long out, Davis to Doyle.
DUFFY singled.
Mccarthy sacrificed, Duffy going to
second. Duffy stole third, but II was a
fearfully close decision.
Tucker, base on balls. He stole
second.
Nash flied to Ward. No runs.
Fuller foul-died out.
Burke out to Tucker.
Davis singled.
Davis stole second, and as Long stood
in the way of the bag Davis ran very
hard against him, knocking him out.
Time called for a brief period.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Boston. .... o 8 0 40
New York. 90 O91
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
VlGILANT OFF FOR C0WES.
CAPT. Han Ecfu.cs TO Allow Her Ia
Ia iIrn.urcd.

a. AssGelstsd ffess)
sOuTHAMPTUN. Aug. 2,-Vigilant.
lowed by tug, left the docks for Cowes
at $50 this afternoon.
Mr., A, Il, Payne. the official measurer
Of the Royal Yacht Squadron, WAS on
hand this morning, intending to measure
the American yacht, but Capt. Hank
Haff refused 10 allow him TO proceed
with this work. on the ground that he
effect from her owner, Mr., Could
Vigllant has been Thoroughly cleaned
inside and out, A strip Of canvas a
foot In width has been cut from the
bottom OF her mainsaii, and two
stringers, haying a combined weight Of
several hundred pounds. which were
inserted for her Atlantic voyage. have
besn removed.
Britannia was locked this morning and
will be noated tomorrow. when she Will
be measured,
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office Is doing everything in it's power
TO break up the gambling and law
breaking IN this county. but we seem
to be handicapped ON every side by OFF,
GERS who should help US"
Continuing. Attorney Ncrplanek said
that while ne did not know II to I'D
true, he had learned from good au-
thority that the prisoners had not been
In jall.
was not IN HIS oijiCe. "rhe Evening
World" reporter called three different
times. Tho clerk ~ Charge Of the office
did not ma 81 he said. the slightest
Idea when the Shar!ff was expected.
y, thought Duty was somewhere
around town He didn't even know
wh.re he lived or where he was apt to
be. In ne absence Of sheriff Duffy. the
reporter to he allowed to enter the Jail
and ascertain whether this prisoners
were there.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

AT BALTIMORE.
Washington &c. U o D o 4 -
Baltimore ...... D o I o % 10
Batteries-Maul and Dugdale; Hawke and Rob
inson. umplres-Messrs. Mcclure and Clarke.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cinciunsti-.... o . o
leveland..".- U o v
Batteriss--Chamberlsin and Murphy Cuppy and
o Conner. umpre-Mr. Hurst.
AT PITTSBURG.
st. Louis ,.,...,. o q
Pittsburg- ...... ] U q
acknowledgements and Tweneham Ehret
and Sugden. Umplre-M. Gafney.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville.
Chicayo"....- o u
Bstteries--Knell and Weaver; Hutchinson and
sehriver. umpire-Mr Lynch.
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JEROME PARK MATCH IS OFF.
Sir Walters Illness Will Keep Hiui
From Meeting Banquet.

Mike Dwyer Is authority for the state
ment that the match race between Ban
quet and Sir Walter, at two miles ana "a
quarter, al Jerome Park. on Aug, ., has
been declared OFF at DIR, knapps re-
quest.
Sir Walter IL ailing. having had a
severe collie few days ago.
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Daisy Topey's Examination,

Daisy Topey, tbs s.shteeR-year-old daughter
NJ lanes Topsy, who claims to live In Brookyn'
who says'fh was assaulted in the rooms OF
Carrie KsIlehsr, 70 Pei street on June D. vas
complainant IN the Tombs Police Court ~;
Afternoon against the -tEn slr'i VINO are chAThSl
father s.emsd to tGks but little interest IN the
proceedings, He denied statement m sGn,l Y
bie sava she has been and gives names The case
viii he heard agsiS ct 10 o'clock Tomorrow
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Tony Burke, manager OF the Holy
Rosary Baseball team. writes to the
sporting editor that they will play the
Maroon Baseball Club for the benefit Of
The Evening Worlds Sick Babies
The Bergen Point Athletic Club 10 out
with a challenge to play any team aver
aging seventeen years, for the sick ba-
HES Manager W. j Deane, whose ad-
dress is "a East Fourth street, Bergen
Point says he would prefer to meet the
Alvas, Of Pamrapo, n. j.; Danas, OF
New jersey. or the Mystic Stars.
The Worths Baseball Club and the Ora
ham Club will play what promises to be
an interesting game for the benefit OF
"The Evening Worlds Sick Babies
Fund at Oak Point ON Aug. q. The teams
are:
worths Grahams
Pacellt, CT Frank failon
Mitchell, 1h Charles Mccarthy, p.
Serettelli 2b. John Madden, Id.
Burtn, IS tCRpt) Carl Biggermann. 2b.
Adolph. Sd. Win Lott SD,
Dondero, p. Charles Rsynor, S.
Camp II. Chris Collins RI.
simonetti, RI. VIII Hussins, CT.
Tuesday, c. Pat Hatton, ".
Substitutes Tor Grahams-J Donohue, H.; J.
McDermott, p, and II. Callshn, C.
= -
Other Sporting News will be found
ON Pare q,
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FLOWER AT SARATOGA.
Going to See the Big Guns at the
Democratic PowwOW.

Especial to The Evening World
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. Gov
Flower, accompanied by his wife. ar
rived here at 40 o'clock this afternoon
and took rooms az the United states
Hotel
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monte CARLO
HAS CLOSED.
Sheriff Dufy'S "ProteCtion'
Couldn't Stand the
Pressure.
A TIP FROM WHITE PLAINS.
Western Union Wires to Be Re.
moved Without Loss
of Time.
STREETS FULL OF SPORTS
They Do a Rushing Shell Game
Business While a Police
man Looks On.
STREETS FULL OF SPORTS.

Mr.. DuHy's counsel claims that the
piace specified In tho charges. IL not y
gambling resort. bpi . telegraph ONCE,
where men telegraph their bets on
horses, which are really mado NJ the
race traeks.- Ertruot ron Associaied I'r,ss
Report o, She'tg D,Bys ssaiemert, Through uOun-
Afi, 10 Gou. iiOtDcr,