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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-28


price each 500 dog Ladies' and Gents hemsched
cood borders 3bc, 25c Ladies all linen
regular Csc goods 15c Ladies all linen French
We selling them
canbrc 25c. We
the goods must be
these ought do they
than the goods AT The
the other department Best Indigo Blue
One wide brown cotton good quality &c yard
Windsor all Silk Ties the regular 25 kind 12sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-28
{. G. skILDUFF C co.
$3.50 $500 $3.50
Startling Revelations. Big Deal COnSummated.

E. g. Kilduff & Co have bought in lump the wholesale
stock of spring and suits of Davies Hopkins Bates
so Summer street, Boston, Mass wholesale clothers
These suits all WOOL we'll trimmed,
been selling at $40 and $12.
Our Price $500 Our Price $685. Our Price 5000.
We could dispose of these suits at $40 each by taking little
longer time Some merchants would adopt this but
not method 1t is characteristic of always give bar
gain when receive By doing store always
sumes busy air. bright expression.
Our always alive statesmen always
tive.
In just 10 days expect dispose of ITO of these suits
Can they beat this record store in the state Remem
Der will fit while they last We have all sizes and
plenty of them, at the present, of course.
Mems French Babrggan Underwear 45c regular price 75c
so dozen Mems Summer Shirts regular price $3.50 So
$50. Just think, we will sell them for SOC
Boys Sweaters, 42c
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

To tell Why we are selling so many tan
shoes, II you take the trouble 10 examine
prices and quality Of our goods Butcher
cut tan shoes for girls. possibly You may
have tried 20 get them and couldn't
We have a nice lire Al attractive prices
summer shoes for men, light in weigh.
ard price We can give you comfort
this warm weather FOR very little money
Russia tan shoes for ladies'; we have
several very neat styles The low prices
We have made on these goods Is the rea-
son We have trouble in keeping them ia
stock Foruan's. 10 East Fourth street.
between Market and King
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
1anI

CARR-At Darby. Pa, on June 8, Sarah C..
Young. wife oil Amos j. Carr.
DlLL.-In this city, on June 8, after brief
lness. Margaret A. OH, wife Of Rev. j. r.
Dill.
FIsHER.-ln this city, at his fathers resi-
dence, No. lll9 West Second street, Andrew
j. Fisher, aged p years, on Monday. June 4.
FORMAN.- Suddenly on jane 4th. IN Chris
tiHna hundred. near Elsmere, Joseph T. forman
aged % years and days.
GIBSON At Dover. Del, on the eth instant,
Rev. Lewis William Gibson, I'm the 5Ath year
OF his age. Funeral services at Christ Church,
Dover al p. M, Monday June u.
LEWDEN. On June 4, 1894, John Lewden,
aged ~ wears.
PARKER.-In this city. on June q 1897, VII
liam j. Parker, in the 18th year of his ag-.
STIRLING On the 9TH instant. at his late
residence, Green Hill, Victor Sterling in his
6sth year.
TUCHTON. In this city, on the sth in
slant. Thomas NJ. Tuchton.
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. zi3
West Eleventh street. on Monday afternoon
NJ 2,0 o'clock. interment.at Wilmington AID
Brandywine Cemetery
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
MARRIED

KAVANAGH-FLINN.- On Tuesday, June
o. 1891, AT 1t. Peters PrO-Catne dral, WI.
j. Mesley. assisted by Rev. Fathers
Pye-Neale. SID flynn and ID J. Crowley,
Jose IA Vincent kuvanagh. OF Brooklyn n.
Y TO Wis Mary Alice Finn, dau htcr of
John Flilu, Of Wilmington. Del.
MERRIAM BUSH.-On Thursday. June 2.
1854. at tle residence Of r. T. Warner No sUl
Delaware avenue. Wilmington. Del by Rev.
Hon. Clinton l.. Merriam. OF Locust Grove,
Lewis county. n. Y. so
PRATT MEAhNS.-At the NJ. j.. Church
Zion. Nd an June ., 1894. by Rev. A. r..
prettyman. Il. Norwood Pratt and Elnora
Mearns, eldest daughter of a bel Mearns.s
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

In the NJ e Church parlor, to-mor
row evening Rev James Wise, Jr,
will lend the Epworth League service
and the subject of 1.-THE Lord, my Shop
herd, will be discussed.
While the schoOners Maud Briggs aud
William Slater were proceeding down the
Delaware yesterday from the Port Rich
mond coal piers, bound to Bangor In tow
Of the tug General Mott. the Briggs
struck bottom. and the Slater collided
with her. The Slater had her head gear
carried away and bow stove, aud the
Briggs had her boats smashed and stern
stove.
r 4 Maloney will lead the prayer
meeting services at the M p Church,
Ninth aud Clayton streets, tomorrow
evening at 45 o'clock. Ga Wednesday
evening, Rev. B. r. Jester will preach
and administer the Lords Supper.
There was an interesting program OF
music and recitation 40 the opening OF
the strawberry festival in the basement
OF St. Peters Church last night under
the auspices Of the young peoples so
cleties OF the church. The Hushebeck
Orchestra furnished the instrumental
numbers. There was rush for refresh
menus I'll lhe evening. rugs nuhbluk
and flowers adorned the hall
William II. Louth has purse of $40.
which he will offer in the Red Mems Hall
next Saturday night TO any man or boy
Weighing 10 pounds stripped, and q
resident Of New Castle, whom he cannot
best In six rounds.
DR.. Fisher, a new arrival In town
will, IL is said, open the Office formerl,
occupied by the late Attorney George b
Rodney on Third street, and build up
praeliee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
AN EXTRA FORCE

of statesmen is here to-day
waiting on the extra crowd of
happy customers. If you
need anything from a IS cent
pair of knee pants up to the
finest suit, call on us to-day.
If you buy anything here
and find when you get home
you have made a mistake, or
it doesn't suit, or you don't
want it, bring it back and we
willJTeturn your money.
If you find you can get
something elsewhere that will
suit you better, or think it
cheaper, return it and we will
give your money back.
1t isn't philanthropy, its
business. We have enough
confidence in our claim of
lowest prices, newest goods,
to enable us to make this offer.
We have enough interest in
your future custom to make
it pay us to do this. You can
buy here with confidence.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

TROY y. y, june @ >-The regular and
extra panels ~ jurors summoned in the
Bat shea muric- TRIAL hale lacl exhaust.
ed, with the exception o. about 30 men
Justice Williams BIAS ordered another exc
ira panel of $50 Jurors drawn. During
the past week but seven Jurors have been
accepted out Of nearly POO called.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

Miss Tillie Lambson, Of near Whining
ton. is visiting relatives here
Chauncey Holcomb, OF Chicago ar
rived In town TO day.
The death of Mrs Lizzie Schseffer's
little daughter. which occurred suddenly
Yesterday, created general sorrow IN that
neighborhoud MIS- Schaeifer Is th,
sidow Of Gustave Schaeifer who died
last winter
The Evening Journal March, which
Bandmaster w. h. Eberle is now arrang
ing for brass. will be- played for the fret
tine with that Instrumentation by the
City Cornet Band at its festival next
Friday night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

SAN. ANTONIO, June Q. -Milionaire Colo.
mel J. II. McCleary, Justice ~ the 20.
premo court Of Montana under Cleveland s
first administration, and Colonel 81. III.
BROKER, a one armed ex- Confederate cav
airy officer, hal sword and cane fight on
the streets here. Friends interfered before
much damage was done.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co. has just
issued a handsome hook des riptive Of the
various summer resorts. IN the mountains
and hy the seaside, adj AGENT 90 or reached by
Zoe system OF lines.
10 is haely printed and illustrated by a
number Of VerH fine GUS. send lO cents to
Chas. %. scull, Semi Passenger Agent, Btlti-
mo- e. Md. for COPY.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
FUNERAL OF rev. |, W. GIBSON

Arranged to Take Place ON Monday Com
mencement Week Exercises Begin To-
morrow.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, June Q. The funeral Of l. w
Gibson will take place on Monday after
noon next. IN Christ p E Church, at .
o'clock Interment will be made In the
church cemetery. The death Of Mr.
Gibson has cast a gloom over the entire
community aud mauy messages Of sym
pathy have been sent TO the bereaved
family. The pupils OF the public schools
Of the town are arranging q floral EN-
blem 20 be placed upon the grave
To morrow will be the beginning OF
commencement week exercises In
Wesley II. Church in the morning at
1880 O'Clock, Dr. w l.. Gooding, the
principal, will preach the sermon before
the graduating class Special music has
also been arranged for the occasion. In
the evening, Rev W F Corkran, D. D
presiding elder Of Salisbury district.
/ viii preach the sermon before the school
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

You viii miss IL ifyou neglect the op-
portunity 70 secure Famous Paintings
Of the World. the fnest work Of Art
ever issued a. the price. Thirteen parts
now ready 40 the EVENING JoUnsAL
office at 10 cents each. Twenty parts
complete the portfolio
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

To Baltimore by rail and thence boy palatia
Steamer Columbia, 30 miles sail down tho Pa
tausco river and Chesapeake bay. New specia
sailing. Grabbing; soft crab dinner. Speoi4
traiu via b. * o. r.. h. viii leave Whining
ION Market street, at 100 a. m, and Della
ware avenue at 80, arriving az Bay Ridg,
az N asa m. Returning lall rail- train viii
leave BAY Ridge at 3 30 p. M and arrive al
Market street, Wilmington. At slb p. m
Round trip 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
Interesting Exercises In st. Peters.

Tomorrow morning in st. Peters
Church a large class Of young menbers
will appear for the FIRST time at COM
munion The children will renew their
baptismal VOWS In the evening and they
viii then be invested with the Blessed
Virgin Mary scapular At these services
the sermon will be preached by Rev. D.
J. Flynn, assistant pastor OF St Mary .
Church, Wilmington
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
Debated The s.. rholna. rneIden,.

TORONTO, June 9.-The literary section
Of the lgung Mems Christian association
debated the question whether the Queens
own regiment was justified In tearing
down ths American flag at -. Thomas.
The question was decided IN the negative
b. O small majority.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

The three masted schooner phlneas
". sprsgue Of Thornaston is tied up at
the wharf Of Henhcnsr & Vaughn, un-
loading a cargo Of lumber The two.
mastsd schooner William Wi 3 BAN
is slso lying az the same wharf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

Of the late Alfred Nowland, Of this city,
who left large estate and the Rowland
residence Of Front street, free Of en-
cumbrances
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
To Bind the "sights aud Scenes Of the
world -

Arrangements have been made 20 bind
the sights and Scenes Of the World.
in half Russia and gilt edges for 81
Bring them 10 the EVENING JOURN ;
office All the back numbers on hand %
replace any that may have been mislsid
or missed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

81 saw your name IN print the other day,
said one man 90 another who WIS very fon
Il notoriety, "Whertf" asked the other,
pleased excitement. In the directory q"
Philadelphia he cord.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

Strictly One-price, and II dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

DO not put m taking a spring medicine but
take Hood's Sarsaparilia now. Il win purif
your blood. strengthen your nerves anu Civ
You goOi appetite.
Hood. Pills are handmade and perfect in
proportion and appearance. % cents per box
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

First. ACTRESS The papers published col
umns about my divorce trial" Second Act
ress-"poohi They said the evidence I'm mine
was unit 90 print.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Wing-"Nell, what do you think OF the at
tack of the Dem cratic Senators on pro
tectionf" knight would be a great de-
more Interesting II the contestants would
not insist on using soft gloves."-Puck.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
BOYS
WASH
SUITS

"a W lcn NJuAka
In our window you'll see to day
some of the patterns.
For a boy it makes an excel
lent Summer Suit-comfort-
able, stylish and durable. Dirty
it as much and as often as it
pleases your boy and from each
washing it comes out as a new
suit.
Then, too, they are cheap
$3.50 for a good one, and from
that to $3.50. Colors fast and
sizes from 3 to 10 years. Odd
Pants at SOC. and 75c.
Look through our Shoe and
Hat Departments See the
stylish things we have for your
boy and you'll not wonder why
our goods are popular Special
things in Boys Russet and Pat.
ent Leather Shoes and Summer
Hats.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
nIore chIIdren,. pay serrIees.

To morrow the Presbyterian Church
and Sunday school will celebrate Chill
drens Day with a carefully prepared
program that cannot fail 10 interest
The church is being beautifully decorated
to day.
An orchestra Of ten pieces will &C.
company the singing At the First Baptist
Sunday school TO morrow evening when
the Children's Day services will be held
there. The American Baptist .Pubiiea.
tion Society's service viii be used.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

To avoid having your carpets ripped,
send them 70 the Diamond State Carpet
Cleaning Works. llS King street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
MIR. Rowland to Remove From the.west

MI N0NI1'U 70 IF0HVF0 TT0H ~ W.T.
California newspapers contain excellent
accounts Of the wedding. last week, Of
Hon. James Rowland, Of San Francisco
At the end Of these stories il Is stated
''Mr. NoWland will take his bride on
East to the old Rowland homestead AZ
New Castle, which he viii make bis
future home"
Mr. Rowland is the grandson and heir
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

Don't fail to go on Epworth Excursion,
Wednesday, June IL 25 and 30 cents
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
second opsn-Alr Concert Tonight.

As the band stand at the Delaware
street end Of the school green has not
vet been completed, the City Cornet
Band will play its second concert Of the
open-air series in front Of the mayors
Office TO night. beginning at O'Clock and
ending at 8 80 Bandmaster Eberle has
arranged the following excellent program
for tonight:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09

We have been to the
best makers and from
their lines have for
you at Sixth and
Market every good
etYle of Wash Snit-
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
THE RECORDS.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

e Louis hne so-Tne Browns won to-day by a
narrow margin Both teams played well. the Browns
having rather the best Of the batting Frank sent
bali over tho fence the first performance OF the Khi
this season Attendance $3.50 Score:
81 Louis. VTV9
po,ohits St Louis l5 Po.ton i6. Erro-s-St. Louis
Ros;on J. Batteries s-ClarksOn ana PeltI' LO'etl
and CANCEL. UmPre-Hurst
Cleveland June 3O-Cleveland started out Ike
winner. and Chllds. Mexican and Tebeau did come
quick work early in the game Sow holdng ana
moor running later were largely responsible iOr
the defeat. Attendance 1900. Score:
Cleveland .......................l ! . =
Raschits Cleveland o Blltimore 8. Err3rs-Cleve-
land =. Baltimore 3. Batteries Young ana Himiher
Inks and Clarke Umpire-Stage.
Cincinnati. June 30-In eight innings to-day Par-
rott allowed Washington only one little scratch hit
Tannchin was batted FOR one single in the ninth
netting tho visitors two hits In tn" game Inc it"ls
batted Mercer all the field In the seVenth anu
eighth scoring ten runs. Attendance Zos" score
Cnclnua: .....................O . -
Washington ...................0 "
Bas.hits Cincinnati i6 Washington 2 Errors
Cincinnati J. Washington batteries ~ rcclt
Tannehli and Murphy. Mercer and Dugdaie' ''n
plrc-Emslie.
Louisville June 3o-loulsville tried n new left
fielder today Clark late OF savannah. who made
a hlt every time he came 20 the bat Philadeiph'a
won with case from Menafee. who was succce!ssl
after innings by Pepper new pitcher rom In sne
made Attendance. CO.. score;
Iousvlile ...................3 -
PHILADELPHIA .................l y N-io
Rnsehiis Louisville II; philadelphia a. Er-
Mcuafce. Pepper and Grim; Weyhing anu buckley
I'tupire-iiaffn1y.
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
Fair and beautiful Lands Acro~. the Ser

promise OF health and pleasure
mountain high in rough weather and gr"vousy dts
turb the unaccus,omed stomach. particularly II II
is that an invalid Moreover. the vibration OF the
vessels hull caused by the motion Of the Of
steamer a change Of and latitude. and abrupt
transitions Of temperature. cannot without medicinal
safeguard be encountered with lmpunty. For sick
ness and prcIudcal Influences Of air and water Hos
letters Stomach Bers standard safeguard Tourists
yachtsmen. mariners commercial travellers and people
bound voyage inland jaunt. should always be
pvided with II. Incompatible for malaria rheumatism
neuralgia. slespeSnes ioss OF appetite. alex headache
bliousness and eonstipatiea -.-. -
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
1yELY RICYCLE RACES.
4 BIG CROWD SEES THE KINGS COUNTY WHEEL
MEN CONTEsTS

4 RIG CROWD SEES TIE KINGS COUNTY WHEEL
MEN CONTESTS
Fu,lv three thousand people attended the mir
,eenth annual race meet Of the Kngs County vince
mon nj the Parkway Driving cub track brook'S''
v,4terlov afternoon and were well repaid for the
trouble they had IN getting there. Most OF the
trains on tho Prospect Park and Coney Island Ran
road dld not stop az the track in the earlier par OF
;h. afternoon. ana passengers had to go TO Graves
cnl ana walk back.
The races which 70 scheduled q De-" a.
o'c,,ck dl not start until nearly o'clock so id'e-
.,,,,-s s,v. moro than they w0u'd otherwise have
soon Th. clubhouse balconies. as well as the
xr,rls,ang. were crowded women beng present III
iarg. numbers The track was in me conn'''ol'
None ~ the cracks" who started from N" S'ri'ch
IN any ~ the races able 10 win Among t"e
.oi, ,,,s" who started IN the races were r. 'J'
,rl,rs r 9 Bad George +. Taylor, W t. Murphy
RAYMOND MacDoull aad others. In his attempt 10
,,,,r ,'e Nov- York state record Of 2a for mie'
rl.,, came within a second ~ II. and had ne De"
hotter paced would undoubtedly have conc H. is
performance was cheered TO the echo' ABOUT one
hundred and nf,y riders took part In the meet "a
number Of the riders. among them =. J. i''
Dav,son and Goodman. had bad falls. There was a
,,,rorous turn AT the back par, Of the track ana an
In on. race OF some twenty starters oE ntS n III IN
shci the others going down N ,,b ngap much credit,
TIE results OF the races follow .,,
nmc rae. for novccs Class D. nTst S,r P1e p1i2e s2ta
.yrr ma $ S r9a%a .eSos Coma : Z + rSo%pssn s5G@Sy@
~ * Sew York. thirl. Time 2t4 10
onomo handicap class u, nrst ITIle 1i MnprSn npI1e
,t.,. sioo second rrzc. silver watch 10 ihi ~
,',y 49, $40 Won 6y r. T. Miller Nlo yardsl. Il. "
ttn.,nnd : L. 4 - Kennedy 90 yardsl, :! e. -
.s9r,', ser,nd f. C. Graves 20 yards : Is - Sp"s-
Held Mass. thh Time 2.lls ,-o
one mile scratch cass hrs' prize shysr cup cup ,,,
Sio frrth prize bc'ce amp sb-lhe unr i,ht
ms race nNcd az 80 ne h,r W',, hs ,rne lni,
heats made TWO attempts To- ride within tg r "t h, ,,ms
but failed and T. %at declared no '"''' '''
was 2a3 and 2'i3 3' -, :,
,,u. handicap class b. first prize Crawfori "
col. 500. second prize. Marlin riNe 20 Uird p''
ra,r t,rcs Si2-Won by II. II. Maddox d0 yariSp =,
q" As,,rr,, park y j., e. NJ Murphy 90 YARDS, ~
itr.-Lvn 4. G. Bald tscratctD, r. = -
intT,in \ y third. Time ! -
rwo.me handicap class a; nrst eight men n W,S. xsa
,"conl prize purp $40 hirl pri5e sod S11s .
varlsi nellnore y. y: W A. larbeau 40 yar's,' 81,
! IL W New York. second; l. O. Hoppe Nt" F"'"S' ID
| g g BROOKLYN third Time -
Three mile team race prize silver loving cup sop won
| by + = Goodman. G. Granger, J Magic kiversue
| Wheelmen York ~ points; South hro"Nyn Wheel
men ~ points second; Greenwich Wheelmen j points
| third. Time S32.
One-mile exhibition class B-F. J. Titus. r. w. New
York Time 2:05 Miller Brandt and Young. pacemakeFs.
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
4 SURPRISE AT WASHINGTON PARK

CLARA BAUER At - To J. TAKES THE QUEEN
1s,uELLA STAKES THE OTHER WINNERS.
Ct.c,r,. -un. When t.c rae nS gan n. wash
ryt,n park this afternoon the weather was delight
ful and the track fast but after the second race
Z, began q, rain and the for the Queen lsabeil
St,kcs worth sllIl5 10 the winner was run IN
driving rairsiarn anl over muddy track Marcus
D,ly's rlv cwcnIo,ine with Mideley up was made
the f,y,rlte but the best she could do was tnrd
IN. winner turning up in Clara Bauer D-to-l
chance who waa wei ridden by Ray. CorriSah
good cot Percy captured the first race IN common
csnter Rev dol Carelcr' made his field look Ike a
lots az ours m the second race. winning puil"l up
I'm 1901 nv two lengths. The fourth selling race at
Owe and oae-siNtc.uth miles. was won easily Dy
Phu,ra. Tho nfth A. thrce-quarers Of mile went
g. S,ns.r.-rul, AMI the lls was an easy thlhB lot
Sister Mary summaries.
Frs race purse 81 eco. ono mile and seventy yarls
- Ier.v won l'lufus second Flora IHoIhi'h h''"
Time i- .
.,,,i r,-. r,,rs. 81 90 Gve-eghths Of a mlc-IIey
d. Car,Ies won. Dlgss second f'sl'a '"'" ''''''
q %.
Third race the Queen Isabella Stakes. 500 added
ono ui.e-t'iara Bauer won. Selikd s'cohd' H"'"uo-
liue third Tine ~
Fourth race purs. 5000 ono ard one-sixteenth
miles -Philora won. C.ceiy second. hn'huSas' '"""
Time .0,.
rlf,h rae. purse 500 threc-Gunrters OF mile
u carr. - /. seconl; Strathol iol tNIsham' d
o. J. thiri Timr-llF4
sixth race pure Na"'. threc-quarters ~ mile
Sie.or Mary il1 R W'lll0nsb. - J. won f'n'..,..
Nav -; i.eichl - 10 !. second. The Sculptor I'
phorp"'. u !. third Iime-ll''s.
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
INDICTMENTS AGAINST RAcETRAcKs.

Chicago June 3O-The Grand Jury today re-
turned indictments against the Hawthorne people
for keeping n common gaming place and the Wash
ington Park Club for maintaining nuisance. There
is no statute which the Washington Park Club
Indictment can be based, but the Jury, In looking
up the law. found that boiling trlpe or skinninB
nsh were indictable offences II these operations
were attended by unpleasant odors. and reasoned
that the smell from the stables must be unpleasant.
and the Indictment was issued.
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
NOTES FROM THE YACHT CLUBS.

The Atlantic Yacht Club has decided to make Oys-
ter Bay a port OF call on the annual cruise OF the
feet The Seawanhaka club will give the visiting
yachtsmen a reception. with music and fireworks
The Atlantic fleet Will arrive at Oyster Bay on
July 4.
The Harlem Yacht Club will open its new house
and anchorage at City Island on July T. The
on the same day A large number OF entries have
been received. and handsome prizes will be given
IN elch clnss
New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.
HIGH AREA OFF NOVA SCOTIA.

Washington Juno trough ~ low pressure extends
from Western Tevas through Kansas q Manitoba. The
rressire IL relatively low Florida. An of high
pressure or the ~ Nova Scotia and the
Northern Pacific. IIlgh has moved east 20 Idah'
showers have occurred on Atlantic anl IN the
Middle Misgisspp Valley The temperature has risen IN
the lower and New England has fallen In the
Northwest and nearly stationary elsewherc