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fDR RENT-
1882 VT ave (fur), ,irs15O
als I st NV. l9r. .10S.3i
219 Az st NV. llr. rs
72l Sth st NV. i?r. rs
1924 18th st NV. Tor. rs
1926 S st NV. Tor. rs
72l 18th st NV. l9r. .65
PIP 18th st NV. Sr. 60
92S E st nv. l2r. SIS. IS
224 n J ave NV. Or. so. 60
2105 Pa ave nv. lar so
1912 L st NV. .r. $3.50
90 Z st NV. ar. 80
Wesley Heights, Or. so
go l st NV, Tor. so
45l NJ st NV. 11r....5o
$50 21st st NV. Tor. AS
2l+9 Fla ave NV. Or. ~. so
307 Mo ave NV. lar. 20. as
2l32 L st Nv. Or. 40
1922 22d st NV. ar. 40
407 I'd st Sc, Or. 80
as to 13 n J av. Or. 80
121 n c ave Sc. 7r..7.5o
lis to 1874 E at Sc.
T....-.........2I.50
100 E st Sc. 7r. so
619 S st NV. 1r. .25. so
142 E st sc, Or. .25
942 Va ave sw. Sr. q
Up pit 14l6 14th st
NV. Or. .............4(
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18th and G SITS. NV.
7ls-2l E. Capitol st. SEE. rooms. all MI $50 50
1914 18th st. NV, rooms, all nj. ....... S5 20
2OlS Portner place NV, rooms. all MI. 81 50
ol3R "a st. ne, 8 rooms, all nj. ......... ~ 50
l511 Columbia 1T. NV. rooms. all MI. % 40
II st. ne, rooms. all nj. - 80
6O4 and COS Of. ne, rooms, all m.i..... % 50
20 9th ST.. ne, rooms, all nj. ....... 20 10
h2, d and bS st. NV, rooms. all MI. Is 80
l221 and 1888 22d ct. NV. rooms all MI. II 20
2oo4 St. nv. 6 rooms, water and sas.... Is 80
l4l4 and 1416 st. ne, 8 rooms. all NIL. 10 30
lSs L st. Sc, rooms, water. ........... IL 50
500 21st st. NV, 4 rooms. water. u 40
oly and bl!-2l Gath st NV, rooms. water 10 30
l0l5-lI 18th st Sc. rooms, water. ....... 10 80
6l8, 617 and 81 Path st. NV, rooms =. 10 80
1921 and 1881 st. Sc, 4 rooms. ........ 10 90
llsI Ga. ave. Sc, rooms, water. ....... 10 90
II Liberty ST. NV, 9 rooms. .............. TO- 90
3 Corcoran row NV, 4 rooms, water...... 10 90
lS2S-SO Harrison ave. Sc, rooms. ....... $50
las. ls2, 1850 4 100 Quander st. s.e., 4r., wa $50
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4ss c st NV. 1sr. 40
23t F st NV. i1r....4O
1907 L st NV. Or. .3s. so
2so3 Q st NV. Or. 81
1903 nth ST NV. 7r.3e. 63
l421 Fla ave NV. Sr. as
lois T st NV, 7r.,,,35
Ola Sth st NV, Or. .,,25
HOP 18th st NV, 1r. AZ
I'll L st NV, 7r. .35
Up pit l4os p st NV,
III, ... 30
l2o1 18th st NV, ir. 80
S S2t 2 Us st NV. Or. 80
SO I'D st NV, Or. 80
50 to A R st NV.
III ..:........2I.5O
Up pit 1901 r ri NV.
81 ..............3.5O
AS p st NV. sr. .25. 90
1912 Sth st NV, Or. 25. So
1926 Sth st NV, Or. Is. IS
Up pit 14l0 P st NV.
70
Dl9 9Th st NV, ST. rs
l6 9Th st NV. Or. Is
1871 18th st NV. Sr. q. 81
1875 V Of NV, Or. .22. so
1872 eth st NV. g.. 90. 50
1923 18th st NV, Or. 20. so
III ID st NV. Or. 20. 50
$50 I'D ct NV. sr. 30. IS
6. E. WAGGAMAN,
011 + st. NV,
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FOR -RENT-uNFCRNIsHED-

FOR RENT-UNFCRNISHED-
102S VT NV. lSr $500 1911 NV. Tor. 80
1923 r av NV. I7r..2lo 2O12 Hillyer III, Tor. so
14l6 10Th st. 22r 30 1914 L st NV, 11r. .45
1915 ave. Tor. l66. 81 l2iS 1lth NV. Tor. As
10l1 Conn nv, lar. 15D I242 18th st NV. Or. -
1881 G st NV. 16r. $50 & Q dats, 8r. 40
1874 10th st NV. 12r 10 1901 21st st NV. Sr. 40
Road st. Georgetown, 1874 18th st NV, 10r.. As
1ir .12S 225 Il st ne. Tor. AS
122S st NV. 15r. .12j 633 E st (fat). Or. 45
1912 st NV, lar. loo 1899 Corcoran NV, Tor 40
1885 Mass NV, 12r 100 1Ill Chaplin st NV, yr. 40
1888 q st NV. lOr. loo 141S 33d st NV. 10r. 40
34o5 st NV. Ar. - u0 233 st ne. Tor. 40
1895 st NV. 12r. 100 ,235 18th st, ST. 80
1884 2Sth st NV, 12r. 40 1922 / st NV, Or. 40
1872 10th st NV. 1lr. 100 1874 lith ct NV 1r , 40
l40O Chaplin, 12r. -. 80 1897 18th st NV, ST. rs
Dupont cir, l1r. 333 1884 18th ct NV. Sr31. 80
$40 Sth st NV. st 1882 Corcoran st. Tor. .25
dwg. Tor. % 1905 It'll NV, SID .35
1914 st NV. I'd. Sd 29O6 O st NV e. az 81
and 4th floors $3.50 SIS It'll 11r.. 81. 80
0ls Z st NV. 15r. ia. 50 1927 Conn NV, Sr. 30
1626 $ st NV. llr. 80 B&Q Oats, 3Oth&M Or 10
1929 H st NV, lar. rs 40l5 8th st NV, Sr "a 50
GIG y st NV. Or. ....7S
The above is only partial list Of the properties
In our hands. For Rent Bulletin containing full
description issued weekly and can be had upon ND
plicatson to THOMAS ]. FISHER Co
ap2-m,w&f,tf 1924 1T.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bOR RENT - MOTLEY HALL EXCURSION
grounds For terms apply to o. T. THOMPSON,
vi ia. ave. NV. ap2-6t
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
new when directly following rental
WfCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
dl9-n Cor. Sth and F SITS. NV.
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2so7 Olive ev NV Girls. 50
lois 18th ne. ST. ami 1880
52s 9Th Sc. Or. 70
1888 Md ave ne. Or. IL
bic 9th sc. br. .13.30
1878 Fla ave ne. 5r.lo. 50
1873 Fla ave ne. 5r 1850
GO Callan ne. Or. .10.5Q
1913 l2th Sc. Or. 1850
1925 g ne. Or. 10
l226 Wylie ne, 81. $50
1872 London ri Sc. 4r.s.59
l25 y Sc, er...-.s.8
BRADLEY, a27 + 1t.
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llos g NV, Tor. mi. -
lbs X NV, Tor. aIni.-
sls "a ave NV, i0rSb. Is
4oS Fla ave NV. Tor
& g, mi. 20
ls2h 18th NV. srkb. mi. rs
" Ny av NV, sr&ani So
$50 1 NV. sr 4 ami. 80
l243 \ Cap. ar q ami 80
GO 18th ne. 6r&b. mile. 30
223 10th NV. Or.
lab Md ave ne. 6r. Ia
519 l4th ne, GrGamil6 20
mh29 SWORMSTEDT 4
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FOR lighthouses.

919 Sth ne, 6r- .1e. SO
9i3 Sth ne. 6r....16.30
200 \ sc. Ar, store. IL
IL l6th ne. Sr. 10. 50
1892 L se. 5r. IS
PPH- SIS 18th st. NV.
'UyALL. s25 + ST. NV.
10 9th ne. Tor. new IS. 50
S& 10th ne, 1r. .22. 50
sos + ne. 1r....1S.T5
sos \ NV, Or. 20
1921 LIST NV, sr,cheap. %
2221 Cleveland av NV,
vi .lo.oU
SIS L NV, 6r. ........14
1905 I'D NV, 6r.....1s
So7 I'd Sc, Or. so
18th & d Sc, Or.
Once rm. r'r SIS +
NV .-.....-.....@-oo
81 Pa. ave. NV, sr.sloo
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FOR RENT A BROOM HOUSE. AND ONLY
$3.50; 1911 10th st. NV, Just north Of r.. J, I;
rooms, bath; corner; steam heat elegantly pa
pered; SIS. DAVID D. STONE,
1t SOC st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALI.
WANTED-SIIUAT1ON BY SINGLE WHITE MAN
Of experience and good habits as coachman,
driver or to take care Of country place. b. H.,
s2S 9th st. NV. ap2-2d'
WANTED-sITUATION AS VALET AND ATTEND
ant to sick or invalid gentleman; accustomed to
travelling: best Of references. Address ]. A. B.,
Star once. mh3l 3d.
WANTED - SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
eolored man AZ drst-class waiter butler. ONCE
boy or driver for family; best city references.
Please call for three days, ITO Ut. NV.
mh31-2ds
WANTED-BY ENGINEER AND ELECTRICIAN.
position; would also act o. janitor Of building.
Address MAGNET Star once. mh30-8d'
wANTED-BY COMPETENT, PRACTICAL
gardener and florist, German, married. no family
wants charge Of q ssntleman's place; best Of
reference. Address Box -, Star Office. mh3l -2ds
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABIES
Bet nth and 10th, h 3, 50 e6. s2S
and l. SITS. .$45 3, So 1875 %
4,sq66, Mass av 4 21st. rs l. 50 66 . G
z, 80 o. % 1924 ave nw(rear is
II ave and n. 18th 1921 14th st (rear is
ana 18th SITS NV. 40 61S NV lin rear). IL. so
z, 50 100 .2o In rear 12l2 + Ct. 40
o, 50 l9o. .......... 25l
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
mnSl-r 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-wnL BE FOR REET-THE LARGE
3,story livery stable; capacity. 10 stalls; car
rlage elevator, and all modern improvements
rear 923 st. NV; rent. SIS. INQUIRE Ar easi
L. ave. mh17-lm
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~ AND y GRANT PLACE; BEAUTIFUL SUNNY |
second hoor front room: adjoining hot and cold
bath; suitable for couple; with good board lts
THE ACME CAFE" e1s 9Th ST NV r.
now open TO the public. We serve the best |
meals in the city for the least money Orr |
2Jc. meals delicious Rooms and board AT |
reduced prices mh3I -2ts
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
DID YOU GET THE RAZZLE DAZZLE YESTER
day? Smooth it all by accepting the stand
gsInerts. Write US. VIII call in q hurry
justin ) OLD STAND. GIG st. NV. APP
wANTED-SlOo-THIS PAID TO PERSON FRO
curing me government position paying SIS; $50
1>t and I'd no.. and so long : position is re-
tanned; for more less will pay accordingly.
Address SECRECY, Star office. It,
wANTED-THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON TO
attend great sale Of and second hand fur
niture at mammoth snction rooms. 225 Pa
NV, Wednesday, April 4.
ap22t DULEY 4 HERRING. Auctioneers.
wANTED-A HOME FOR HEALTHY MALE
child two days old; good family; mother Is
dead For particulars address Box IS, Star of
Zee. mh21-3t
I WILL GIVE HALF OF MY FIRST AND SEC
ond months salary and Is per cent Of every
months salary thereafter to any procuring
government position. Address Box AZ, Star Of
fire. rnh91-st'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
anT%ers. Sc ID lOc to $. w. FLYNN. AN,
IVY INSTITUTE ETSTNESS COLLEGE,
mhU1m' S.W. CORNER sTH AND X SITS. v W.
wANTED-wUL GIVE ANY ONE SECURING ME-
position paying SIS SIS LIST mo. and SIS as
long as position is retained for more or less viii
pay accordingly. CONFIDENTIAL, Star ONCE
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential communications promptly attended
%. Ofi~e ope1 all hours. Best references W.
WILLIAMS. Manager, go F ST. NV. mh.-lm'
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MME COIFOpD.
alcohol baths for rheumatism; also sea salt and
medeated baths; uanicuring the nails. Re-
moved TO lilo I ST. NV. fell 2m
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FOR RENT-HOuSES.
1912 18th NV, Tor, Inie65
62 N NV. Tor. mi. As
sos l4th NV. Tor, mi. IS
EOS S NV, Or. mi 30. 30
o6 r NV. Or, mi. 10. SO
a p NV, Or. mi. 1850
4s Maine ave. 7r.1s.33
e29 18th ne. Or, mi. Is
l12 r ue. 6r....15.50
Ivy City, Or and sta. ~
CAYW00D 4 GARRETT
v~.loT 0AA
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FOR SALE-WAGONS AND wAGONETTES-I
have 80 new Styles from a dayton to the very
finest box wagon, for any business. which i will
sell at a small cash price. Telephone 226.
JAMES X. PROBEY, 1870 Bed ST. and 3240 Pros
pect W. mh24- limo
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rOk KENT
20 c ne, Or. 800. .S45. 50
1881 14th NV. store 20
GO L ne, Or. ....ls.S so
90 Myrtle ct, Or.
nh81- 81 ELLIS q CHA,
FOR RETT-BY ". G. B
% Moss av aw, iOr$So SO
- D NV Tor. 50. 20
~ 10th NV, VI. $3.50
l0f z NV, 7r.....13 20
~ Fla ave NV. 7r.2l 80
20 Q nw. Or. D
2llS 18th NV, Or. is. 4o
go 18th ne. Or. ...l6.boI
2o2o Vt ave NV, Girls. 90
'2loo W ave NV. Or. is. 20,
1908 50 nv, Or. I'D
St. . 4 Gel. 51s 1lth
nW .S2. 81
6o6 9th NV, lar. IS. as
Photograph gallery, 1874
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE - BLACK MARE; GUARANTEED
thoroughly sound and gentle; will sell for $50;
G st. bet. 18th and 18th sts Ire
FUR SALE-SPRNd OPENING-TRAPS, TRAPS
TRASH you want vehicle for a small cash
price call and see the largest stock in the city
Will sell for cash tine Columbus Buggy Co
sidebar buggy, 4x2 track, 20-in. (wide) body
worth S225. for Sl40 I am the only agent in
Washington for the Columbus Buggy Co vehicles
l have othe makes Of vehicles for a small cash
price, such as a top buggy. s35; dayton s4s: ex-
tension top Qeather), thunder carriage 500:
open surrey. $40; traps. $40; canopy top surrey
500; leather top phaeton, S72 so: T CARTS traps
doctors buggies, business phaetous, jump seats,
top and open carriages, pony phaetons and 100
other styles. I have the largest stock OF harness
In the city. See my fine trap harness for a small
cash price Give me a call before you buy. 1t
will pay you.
JAMES X. PROXY,
Phone 226. 1890 32d ST. and 324O Prospect ave-
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911 18th ne. 5r. ~
SIS l1th ne. Or. 10. 80
f1e Wilson NV. 5r.
eo4 Hutton ct. Ar.
fs3 Armory st, 4r....s
al Navy pl sc, 4r.7.3o
Pierce st, fats. .......7
STORES.
ITO 81 ne & Or. dwg $50
ISL 18th NV. so
1874 II ne & Or d.lT.5o
!, 18th st. & y. y. ave.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-3 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS AND |
hatL for light housekeeping, by man, wife and |
daughter IS years.; references exchanged Ad- |
dress Box III, Star Office. ap2-2t"
wANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT |
board by quiet young man, bet. I'd and 18th d |
and b sts- NV; Gust be reasonable Address |
j. E, Star offce. mh31-2ts
wANTED-A STORE ROOM on NORTH SIDE OF |
Pennsylvania averue between 9Th and 18th sts |
Address K. j., care Milbourne Advertising
Agency, Baltimore, Nd. mh27 St.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
CLIFFORD FIRST OUT.
Diablo Sent Two Miles and Copy
right l IA Miles
Philip ]. Dryers LeonaweII Goes a
Mile in Lag.
Handicap Candidates Getting Their
Final Gallops.

GRAvESEND, L. l., May 1.-THE
morning was raw and cold here to-day
and very few of the Handicap horses
were out until q late hour. The track
wns rolied last night and was in good
condition.
Clifford was the first Of the cracks to
appear. He worked alf a mile in 81
seconds and was then taken of the
track. He had previously Galloped W
miles. This horse is fit and does not
need strong work.
Fred Foster brought DR.. Rice over
from Sheepshead Bay to exhibit him.
The colt cantered a couple OF miles and
then breezed three furlongs In 037.
He was then taken back to the Bay.
John Campbell's Diablo. hard as nails.
n At to run for a mani life. worked
w miles in 3.12 "a.
The fractional time vas Ola 1-2. o.2s "a.
~ G5J III; l23 "a; IA, 2.oS. 21s l-2.
~. 24. 500. S.l2 "a. He pulled up
Copyrisht went a mile and a quarter
% follows: OLE "a. OBS, .O$s ~. o:52.
The horse e finished tire tired a. and nd viii Vii not moi
Don Xionzo and Banquet went a mile
d. Las "a. The fractional time was as
L1A1-4, 1872 ia, l.45 "a. ,
Leonawell, with about 100 pounds up,
went the fastest mile OF the season, In
1.E, This is pretty good work for a horse
with q bad leg.
Ajax was out and after breezlng three
quarters In LIS, went pack to his stable.
Comanche worked at Sheepshead Bay
q mile. and a quarter In PIP, the last
mile and q furlong being timed In l.59.
Maidstone and Weinberg worked part
of the distance with Comanche.
Mary Stone and Ben Lomond went a
mile In l.8.
Integrity covered seven furlongs In LA.
O'Connell. the great Splinter. did
strong gallops.
Iceland. a ~two-year-old in warnke's
string, speeded three-eighths In 0.40.
Captain IT. and Hiram. of Days
string. went six furlongs in 1.20 IL.
Count n Circular covered a mile in
1.l6 "a.
Sleight-of-Hand. with Littlefeld UP.
worried six %furlongs In LIS l-2. and then
nearly bolted over the fence.
Stoi enell went six furlongs In LII, and
Kingston the same distance.
Armitage travelled n mile In lac IA.
Over at Sheepshead MAMMA and Prig,
of the Morris string. covered a mile and
o furlong In LES
Kinglet went a mile in AZ 1-2.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

The backdown NJ N. Jockey Club In regard TO
the fees and nnes rules Is promising with good
make the other unjust rules 90 plain 10 the
Jockey CLUB thnt the more glaring features Will
be stricken from TIE Ii,.
Yo III REV s,romboll. chester. Burmah. Inus
and TIRE" othei. noses, which are being brought
have arrived IN chicago. -Four are owned ~
W. OB MscDnnuugh. shd tour by Charles BoD's.
Tho latter vii shig Peter H.. brother ~ Peter
the Great. and several others TO Coney islam In
a few weeks.
A despatch from Cold Mich. says that
while exercising yesterday morning walkers ccl.
chrated stallion CartridGs. 1ltn. became fright.
s earring and M NJ, s,'s iss him s'%''i loot, looi i, s s.H to :.
chloro'ormei to death.
News comes from chicago tina, the board Of Ap.
pcals Of the National Trottins Association las,
might nnally teins,at.i the famous stallion Al.
,,y.n; Tho wa. suspended 70, ,rVt!Ins a crooked
Board for several years.
Among other prominent cases that were decided
by the Board Of Review OF the National Trot.
ting Association Mt chicago was that OF J. A.
lg man the driver Of the PAGER Grover $. 2.l,..
that II was claimed was poisoned at Philadelphia
In 1892 Tn. plea was made not In .,tenuatiun
o. Lyman's alleged guilt. but that his punlshmon
had been severe enough to work his complete re
formation Petitions were presented from the N.
GERS of the trotting association In Hlnghamton. y
y; and iroH msHy other member. IL renn,,l
'"H hNF"' VIII uh'
weight with the hoard. Tor his temporary rein.
statement was granted.
j. r. Klttson. Of Philadelphia, the niii,onaI-
son OF the late Commodore Kittson. has LEASED
and vii. establish a breeding farm. Mr.. Rittsor
has twenty-two fine thoroughbred Droodmares
among them spinaway, the dam Of LazZaron,
and Handspun.
Some bookmakers mean to Kick about IN,
rule abolishing one. two. three betting. They say
II would be all right n the one. two, three sys
tenn was abolished entirely. but what justification
th,re Is for maintaining the price for siand
whils the Association takes ths one. two. thrc,
business for Itself exclusively they cannot under
stand.
From san Francisco comes the news that Mon
roc Salisbury IN to bring twenty-eight trotter,
East. They ara rs follows
Flying Jib. zoo, PAGER. by Algona. dam by
Middleton.
Edrnis. 2Bl.2. CHI. m. by Endymion-En
press. by Abdailah Manbrino.
presh. my Abdailah Mambrino.
Doc sperry, 2lt 10. PAGER. BY Altamont-Kitty
KiRbar.
Ramon. All. by s~idney-silvsr Eye. BY Alb.
botsford.
orphina, ,i7x, bib. m. By Norv.l. dam b,
Piedmont.
wood.
Fit,simmons. 40. BY Dexter Prince. dam BY
Gladiator.
Don Lowell. 40 ia. Don Marvin-Esmsraida
sdilct, 2n .Sidney-Silvcr Thread.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

E. w. Allen. the we'll known short distance
rJrr. has charge OF the sale Of seats for the In.
tercollrgiate games TO be bpld at berkeley Oval
May "a. His address Is "a West Forty fourth
street, where applications for reserved tickets
should be made.
william Byrd Page. whose running high jump
pei iDrmanre Of six feet four inches was for sew
eral years the worlds record, can still jump
= bit. About q fortnight hgO, according to q
Philadelphia paper. he cleared six feet : inchei
while practising. II" intends to devote n li'tle
time each week this Summer to running and
jumping for ihe purpose Of keeping In condition
This outlook for the ll.round championships. IA
be decided at the New Jersey Athletic Club
Grounds July T.. In unusually promising this year.
Tho entry list will probably be longer than al
any time heretofore. r. W. Con. the presen,
Champion will compete again
A Constant Reader. The best time for q run
ming horse Is l 35tt. made by Salvador at Mon.
mouth Park In 1890. J. s. johnson. the ~bicyclist.
Is said to have ridden q mile In LES is on the
k'to-shaped track at Independence. la. last Fall
III. g. Tyler. the biryclist. has q record OF 2 90 2-5.
made on q circular track last Fall. These are all
tins performances.
The list OF events for tho Passaic River A. n.
4. Memorial Day regatta Ia az follows: Junior
singles, senior singles. inter A-diate singles,
Junior doubles, senior doubles. senior four oarei
gtes. Junior ;our-oared shells. senior -four. Dared
shelia junior. intermediate and senior eight Dared
shells.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

II that trial Of Sir Walters 10 correct II would
be Just as we'll to not run the Brooklyn Handi-
cap. Any horse that can run a mile and a quar-
ter at jerome In 2.os 81. pulling up for the last
half mile aught to beat Clifford an eighth OF q
milo In the Handicap. Strange to say. CLIFFORD
still remains favorite for the race. Sir Walter
IL probably In better condition than ever before
and may have shown a remarkably fast trial. but
the circulation OF such a report a. that Of yeSter
day viii not improve his chances. Tammany
or SalvAtor would have to be at his best te
cover a mile an II quarter at jerome In 2 10.
The Free Horse Owners followed a temperate
and manly course ut the meeting last night
The evening world., 1894-05-11
DRUNK ON THE STREET.
Mrs. Enrich Arrested and separat-
cd from Her G~randchild.

Mrs. Clara Enrich. forty-eight
years old. the wife OF Il well-to-do con-
tractor of Fordham Heights. with her
granddaughter, bearing the same name,
aged two years. kissed each other
fondly AZ they were united by Agent
Barkley, of the Gerry Society. in York.
vile Court this morning. The grand
mother. with the babe in her arms, was
found drunk at 10 o'clock last night at
Second avenue and F'orty-fourth street
by Policeman Dolan, Of the East Fifty
first street station. AS Mrs. Enrich
was unable to give an account of her
self, she was detained at the station
house for the night oil u charge OF In
toXication, while the child was taken to
the Gerry Society's rooms.
This morning. when Mrs. Enrich was
taken 10 court by the policeman. she
was grieving for her absent %KrandchiiC.
Soon after her arrival in court Agent
Barkley appeared with the child, to the
great JOY of the prisoner. Mrs. Enrich
told Justice Voorhis that she had come
to the city to do some shopping. and
paid n visit to her sister, where she
drank a little beer: She was discharged
and hurried put Of the courtroom with
her grandchild.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Efforts to Restore Peace to he Mada
at the Liverpool Convention.

Try Associated Prcss)
LIVERPOOL. May 1.-THE Irish Ma
tional League, OF Great Britain, will
hold a convention here Tomorrow.
There will be n demonstration of the
League on Sunday and a banquet on
Monday
Justin Mccarthy. NJ. p, Michael
Davitt, John Dillon. NJ. p, and other
leaders will attend the convention and
will endeavor to heal the breach exist
ing between them and the Healyites.
1t Is expected that T. =. O'Connor.
NJ. p. who has been president of the
Irish National League of Great Britain
since 1852. but who has lately been at
tackled in the Healyite organ, the Irish
Catholic, will be re elected, and that the
policy of the majority will be re.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

The Worlds" New Uptown Office
THE Worlds Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on Broadway. two on
Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
street.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
ST. SIMON'S DAUGHTER WINS.
Duke of PortlanI's Amiable First
in the One Thousand Guinens.

tDy Associated PreBs)
LONDON. May ll.-At Newmarket to-
day the race for the One Thousand
Guineas Stakes. for th~ree-year-old nllles,
carrying eight stone twelve pounds each.
was run and won by the Duke Of Port
lands Amiable. by st. Simon. out of
Tact. The course was the Rawley mile.
Lady Mintins. the property Of Mr.. Lang
ton. was second. and Mecca. owned by
Mr.. Henry Miner. was third.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
CLIFFORD GOES TOMORROW.
Will Work the Full Handicap Dis
tnnce mt Racing Speed.

Kelly. the trainer OF Clifford, has re-
ceived a telegram from Eugene Leigh to
have the horse ready tomorrow morning
for his final trial for the Brooklyn Han
dicap.
Leigh will be on from the West to-
night or tomorrow morning to see the
horse work. Clifford will go the full
Handicap distance and at racing speed.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
VIGILANT AFL0AT.
VIII Sail from Port Jefferson To-
Night or TO-MOrrOw.

PORT JEFFERSON, ILL.,, May 1.-THE
Gould yacht Vigilant was foated at 3. AZ
his morning. She was towed to the
dock. where her spars were placed on
board.
The yacht will either sail tonight or
Tomorrow morning early for the Erie
RaSin.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Flour shipped to Coxey's Own.

(By Associated Press)
ST. LOUIS, May ia carload Of -four on the
way to Washington. consigned to Ccxey's army.
passed through here yesterday. The car Is gayly
decorated with bunting and nags and bears the fol-
lowing sign: Flour for CoIey's army. Washing
ton, b. c.. from the citizens OF Springfield. Mo"