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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27
HERRESHOFF'S FAITH FIRM.
NiR'inut's Designer Explains the
American El,crs Defeats.

Nat Herr, shun, the designer uf NiEi.
liant. has arrived nom. ON the white
Star steamship Britannia. 'rhc first pa..
Nenger ashore was a rather tall man,
OF middle aEc, with red whiskerS. This
was the celebrated Bristol Yacht builder
lis it true, MIR. HerreshoT" ives
asked. that YOU and the Goulds hur
quarrel aboard Nigilant?"
THAT don't Carc--. No. no, We had
no quarrel"
Pressed further on this subject, Mr
Iicrrcshuff said IL was absurd and
moved away to attend To his luggage.
He was questioned about the new yacht
II was reported he had been commits.
stoned t" design and build.
There is 10 truth in that. either. "
he said.
"Did you. a. reported. sail Nig'lant:''
mo, I did not. Cart. Han did"
How 10 you account for Nigilant :
defeats"
well, the crew was grccu. in the
first place. but should say that the
chief cause was the lack of sufficient
breeze. Britannia was built to win in
the wiul she dli, While Vigilsnt
needed sitter breeze. The sails, too,
were new. and that is to be taken into
consideration. Why, oven the water
was against us. 1t was n siege OF bad
luck.
The legs OF the course were too
| short he continued That was u
weishty objection. Besides. there werc
too many turns"
Has your faith In Vigilant's sailing
qualities been shaken?"
There was no uncertainty in the tone
In which he responded He said: Not
an tota. Give her proper conditions and
she Will show clean pair of heels
last three races. Don't that go to sup
port my assertions
Then. unquestionably. you consider
the Nigilant the better boat"
"tnquestionably do" answered MIR.
Herreshon.
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The Old Gelding Romps in Winner
of the Second at Saratoga
Cactus Defeats Candelabra in q
Drive by a Head.
Annual Lawn Party Arranged for
saturday, Aug. II.

}
hACL TRACK, SARATOGA, July "
A'thoush there was nothing especially
Interesting in to-day's card, the attend.
amce was large, and the betting spirited.
me racing began with a dash for two
fcdf-oids, which was notable for the
lact mat there vas no favorite, Four
VI lhe horses were at to l.
Dr. France won, but only through
,.amiy's stupidity on Condo. The latter
looked TO have the race in hand. and
WINE I.amiy was watching and fighting
or Datna. Or. France stole through on
head. ~
banquet prohibitive favorite in the
second race. won hands down Brahma,
second choice, beat Hawthorne in a
herd drive for second money.
1here VIII be lawn party here on
saturday, AUG. II. The grounds will be
bedutifully decorated. every jockey will
pc respondent IN new colors. and a cold
,lunch VIII be served at 3 o'clock. Gov.
Flower and other prominent state Off
Gals are expected TO attend.
Many Of the politicians now in Sarato-
81 fol the purpose of attending the po-
ntical conference were at the race track
to-day. 1t war noted that nearlt all
found their way to Richard Croker $
box. where earnest conversations took
place. Register Levy was much inter
cstcd In the racing. 1t was his first
visit TO race course.
a. An
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27
LUKE HARRIGAN ON TRIAL.
Accused of RobbinE Florence n.
CInrL of Over &1,IOO.

Luke Harrisan, formerly a bartender
in this city, who lived at S06 Third ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. was placed on trial this
afternoon In Part !. of the Court of
General Sessions, before Judge MARITIME
charged with grand larceny.
Miss Florence II. Clark. cook
formerly employed by Major Bond, at
plainant. She says that the prisoner,
after promising to marry her. induced
her in 1895 to accompany him to Eng
land, and that he got her to intrust
him with draft for ST. 100
She says he failed to make her his
wife, and abandoned her while she was
III in England, returning with her money
to this country.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27
WALBAUM'S QUEER BREAK
Refuses to Pay the stakes Won b,
PcRcemnker Mt Saratoga.
'pecial to The Evening VIZ

'ope'hi " Inc Evening Worlu.D
SARATOGA, y. Y. July 2I.-Harry
Morris. manager of the Gougha cres
Stable which owns Peacemaker. the win
ner of the United States Hotel Stakes
yesterday. went to President Walbaum
this morning and demanded the payment
OF the stakes.
From appearances 1t seems that there
will be a pretty row over this matter.
and a precedent will be established.
The United States Hotel Stakes was a
sweepstakes OF guaranteed value of
$1,000. There were 106 entries at $50 each.
making $2120 and six starters at $50
each. or $500. The United States Hotel
added $1,000 so making the total of
~: i20. This amount Mr. Morris demand
ed
President Walbaum demurred, saying
that the stakes was only worth 5000. He
finally refused the payment.
The stand taken by Walbaum Is ridic-
ulous, inasmuch az the event was a
sweepstakes, and the winner was entitled
to the full value contributed by the horse
owners,
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NEW ATLANTIC CABLE DONE.
It's laying Completed IN the short-
est Ttmc on Record.
lRy ARoeisted Pr.ssl


HEARTS CONTENT n. r.. july t.
The final splice of tho Anglo American
Telegraph Company new cable was
made to-day N II \. NJ, Greenwich
time. and the laying OF 'he largest cable
arlosa tho Atlantic was thea success
iully completed
m time taken ~ laying this new
rthln vas the shortest ON record tn"
c'n'dttlpn lHu HpurtS Content Nov
fuundlaiu, July IL. in the afternoon, and
IA" iiual spliv with the Irish shore end
Mar made the morning OF the l1ia. iosa
han Twelve days. As the irish sh nc end
Was iaid IN ices than two uAyp, tn.
total time taken was inside OF two
weeks
\ noteworthy coincidence is the fact
that tu' final splice vas made on the
nnhiNcrsaiy OF tho day On which the
nrSt sucCorsru. cable was landed at
ii"arts content IN 1856. twcnty-ci2ht
years ago. aud not only on IN" same
date, but Oh the same day of the week.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE THRICE
NrOc~rliUH. q" Determine rhiI-
Iipps Mental Condition.

Proceedings have been begun in the
Superior 'our, to have the mental con
dition OF Francis J. A. Phillip, a
member of the New York Stock lex.
change. determined. Tho proceedings
arc brought by his brother, Villa m
.'hlllipp. of 1871 Second avenue
r.. " y. Phill'pn Is forty-eigh yeats
old and unmarried. He lived NJ IL Stuv-
vesa mt Park, but has recently been con
hned IN Bloomirgdalc Asylum. He
tried twice to commit suicide recently
and once tried to jump from = window
of the Presbyterian H1spital. He claims
to hrvc lost heavily Ia the brokerage
business. but his former associates say
he has lost nothing. His property CON
sists of 1865 In cash $500 In jeWelry. and
seat In the Exchango, valued at $40
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Real Estate for saIe-B-oekiyn.

FOR SALE-House 2-story and basement; ~
Nooibine st, Brooklyn. Rood neiEhborhood
must he sold by Aug bargain. Purchaser cell
and convince yourself: ring bell twice no AGENTS.
HOUSE, AMI Lot f,R sAt = A = story iran g
and hr * basement, % rooms; water and sewer
connected. can at 70 Wncou st.. lyth ward,
brooklyn.
LOTS. Hay Ridge |; eigink; 500 each 40 dow n.
balance on monthly payments WALSH,
Court square, brooklyn.
WANTED BROOKLYN real estate for in>e ament
and occupation tof cash purchasers.
COOK, ~ sands IT,, Brooklyn.
$500 CASH. balance insiaiu,nnts brown. q on.
house: rars slope. small house. Room "a, III
Court ST.
81 ,O0 CASH $500 payable q years. resi.
aeuCp. ~ rUoirs. ROUNDS. stable: neat Brook
Ign electric. Troll LEY. World.
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CORN AND OATS HIGHER.
Wheat Opens Lower. ana Cotton
Also Declines.

The wheat market opened rlodera icly
active and = liltis lower, subs suuer IS
recovering. September sold al SIC and
down to IS 5-Sc. At New York and from
81 S-4c. down 70 SO 3-sc at Chicago. Corn
was strong and higher, selling up ste
to ~ 3-sc. for September here, and IN
10 a 3-4c. al Chicago on drought reports
oats sold up l-2c. on the reports OF dam
age to corn.
70 G the sec sSoa n o.n o|sT
Ing here at the start at 6.sr 6.6S for
August: September, 6,7l a So; October,
SO a $50: November, $50 a $50; Dec.m-
Der. 6.9I, January, los, and March, 7Is
7.is. Later a frmer feeling Was de-
veioped
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BASEBALL CHAT.

when you think the whole thing over,
how the deuce was 1t that Boston gave
thu Giants such a truuncing In those
three games at Boston? Brooklyn didn't
seem to have ii great deal Of trouble In
numbering Nash's men. while We sim
ply slaughtered Baltimore II there was
such "A thing as form in baseball, hal
timore would have no more chance with
Boston In the series that they are about
to play than the great American race.
horse Skeez Geister hRa with Gideon 4
balv's Ramapo. New York. with a
little luck, ought to be greatly benefited
by the Games OF the neat few days,
and W our boys do not land In second
place 1t VIII be their own fault.
TO the paset~ii Editor
Now that our pspsr has succeeded In ser Urins
grounds fuT the games to lie pnl ed Tor the ben.
eat Of the Sick Babies Fund, don't you think I,
would he good IDEA 10 arrange a series OF
games between. say four clubs. the winner Of tn.
series to he presented With a pennant, to he made
.cr,sa, ~, rcS NJ W"Id reader Psrhsps or Sub
to be very simple In make and to cost Ncrs 1T
t,e AM to hear the words, Champions SICK
clnb on reverse side. This would awaken an
additional Interest. I think, and think how proud
tue ''""'ns Grub would feel Of 6 ,Sch are ,Ggsy.
Membe' Of the ''E-s-see' Athletic club and form.
cry manager OF the ST thtySustom ball
team. which team won the championship Of
all church mines in the year 1891
II IL surprising how many clubs are
dsslrous OF playing for the Sick Babies
a real good one. and will be acted upon
BEGINNING with the game on Sunday
next at Oak Point, when the So-Soes, Of
Harlem. cross bats. IL is hoped a fne
series of Ranes Will be played. For
aug. % game has been arranged be-
Sey ,a ss VIII nsy and oak ,as H HGnors
Is credltable, not only to the players
themselves. but to the whole ba sebali
fraternity that SO many clubs have OK
From present indications a score or
more of games viii be played in this
city for the benefit of the ailinx children
and The r,.l Passing SHOW. letters have
World' Offering suggestions and the
services of teams. The question Of suit
81 that enterprisirg young fellow. Tony
Burke, manage: Of the Holy Rosary
team, came forward with the PROPOSE
ssd nat 1t ASSURES ns oak pon b
that the grounds are availale for Sick
and 800 p NJ. any day decided upon by
Now, with the clubs in a sort OF a
league, and handsome banner as a
trophy to be given to the players max
tion OF Mr.. Drake. we ought to be able
to do some good for the little sufferers
| The game OF Sunday next should be well
attended. The So-Sos and Holy Rosarys
are so well known that 1t Is unnecessary
to dwell upon their merits. Secretary
! Harry Rose. of the $3.50 Club. Is Just
az positive that his team Will win as is
Manager Burke that the Holy Rosarys
VIII "gallop in" So there you are Go
to Oak Point Sunday and learn for your
self who is right.
Take off your hat TO the Giants irdi-
vidlially and collectively. They're hot
! SUN, And OF all the Giants do not for
get that Duke Farrell Is the greatest.
!
AS ctestnut-ra for the Beaneaters
| we are wonders
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27
COMING GOLD SHIPMENTS.
Total Amount Engaged for TO-MOr-
row Is s4,75G,OOO.

The estimates Of heavy exports OF gold
by to-morrow's European steamers are
fully borue out by the engagements al
ready made. Lazard Freres will ship an
additional 81, 5oO. 900. making the total for
them S2.5OO.00; aggregate amount thus
far reported. $i,750.O0O. Heidelbach h,
Ickelheimer & Co. have contracted for
81 500, 900 Of this total.
While this large effiux OF the yellow
metal naturally excites comment. no APP
prehension Is felt as to its effect upon
the Treasury reserve. or for that mat
ter upon the Wall street markets.
1t is stated at the Sub-Treasury that
s.. 900. 900 gold had been ordered for ex-
port to-day and paid for In greenbacks,
or this total 10000 VIII be forwarded
to Canada,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27
NEW YORK CITY LOTS.

:hh Ward ives, sid. $500 up; terms easy, open
evenings
SHERIDAN sEGIAyE. $40 West 80 st.
FoR SALE or EXCHANGE Corner ii5th 1t
aud Trnfsssr place, opp site Crooua Parkway,
\ ruon,s and bath finished IN cherry heater In
cellar. call OF address W WILSON lii5 Easl
10th 81.
NINE. RWlM BRICK improvements. IGlsi 81. ,
near I'd ave 3,WU cn,h; bargain. ~rAHL,
sOt 18th ave
500 BOWS, balance mortgage. for new, el.ksnt
cottage, all improvements: price Is. 900. large
discount N buyer paying half cash Apply tn
TWESri-THIRD WARD LAND IMPROVE
hENT CO., 80 Broadway, Once Of WISE Es-
tate, Southern bouleyrd and 18th 81 take
Westchestcr ave. electric car at lce;h ST and I'd
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SHOOTING A SNAI> T..
u Was Preparing to swallow the
Hunter.

hunter.
II am sworn enemy 10 everything OF
a snaky nature, whether | find il in
human beings or reptiles" said Col. T.
q. shaw. OF London, an eX-officer In the
british army. to st. Louis Globe
Democrat reporter.
During my active service in the army
] Was stationed for time in British
Guiana, and while there had an expert
ence with a snake that was startling
mind. | used to amuse myself a great
deal by fishing in n ne!ghboTing river
IN" sultry afternoon. tired out with I'M
successful sport, | drew my canoe out to
a shady spot on the river bank. and
stretching myself at the bottom with
was soon reused frorl my slumber by a
curious sensation, as though some ami
mai was licking at my foot. | glanced
down, and 10 my horror saw the head
and neck OF huge serpent. which WAS
covering my feet with saliva, preparing,
] suppose, to swallow me whole
For an instant I was completely
paralyZed with fear and horror and "A
terrible death seemed imminent. but by
a superhuman effort l rexained control
away seized my gun, and, quick as a
hash. fired load OF buckshot into the
snakes head. The boa. with a terrible
hiss, raised Its huge body and thrashed
aFouhr Al great rate, as II determined
I'm its death throPs Ia coil itself around
M canoe out ~ harms way by single
stroke. The make sttll continued 10
"rithc around. half OF its immense body
IN me water and the othsr half on the
BANK. | fred another charge INTO It's
head, which put an Crectusf end to is
mans bod,
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FOR sALE-Double nat. Park ave. fully ten
anted rents ~ 80; price $500: easy terms
ais b.story AMI ba cement htoNn.atones on
rlcasaal ave, 1880, no agents. owner, ia
Pitas. n, ave
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Real Estate to Let-Ncw Isrsev.

HOUSE 20 I-i or lease 10 rooms s7lentic
grounds law vegetable and hsWer garden.
rrbpe srho- '-uif trss' aud furnace. very near
station 20 minutes from cttr. l. 7dhuTSt y T. .
rem. so Addr~Ss c. hos 40 World
ORANGE. n. ito ',ass an ll-room modern
house, all imProN cneuts and barn, lot TSxasS
zee l'QuIH J II CASSIDY lSI West sd 81,
NsN Y1rk
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aorth OF ,asth Street.

10th 81, S42 FAST handsome 2-stovy ira
house. priCN a,emcnt; All mo Tern inprOy. .
mentS; lot LA feet deep.
18TH -. Cosy huusn aud barn. 81. $40: easy
terms: Morris ave. .JN l:lJ. 81 100. 1850 cash
MadisUn aud Culumb,no ayes. Iut IS u each
fremont ave, Morris Hog is desirable pluts
hrissln: plot resdy Tor hui d ny; excel CIT iuca
ION; fremont ave, dwrIing, -, Jp only
~ n required our representative viii call ~
YOU. T.. tbLtirl / co. lbs Bro.uWny, or
corner fremont and Harrison aNe,.. Morris
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VGlLANT AT PENzANCe.
britannia. satsntta and l>erns
Ready tor the Regatta.

LONDON, July 1.-THE yachts Fri.
tannia, Nigilan,, Satanita. kerna, Luna
aud Thelsa have arrived at penzancc t.
take part in the races tomorrow.
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Real Estate for Saie-city.

Livery Friday until sep. rs rin b, THE.
WORLDS REAL ESTATE DAH" Aaadce-
tsfp.e7,n of ~: lines or U.s. appearing under us
r'nss foot on in n. Friday mTotHg EDITION of THE
WORLD mi be reped.d IN The EVENING
WORLD ne sim. DAY fee NJ ctdr1r.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27

ii. J. Callahan. manager Of the Ora
nam Baseball club. writes 10 say that
he VIII meet Capt. Burtin, of the Worths,
az this ONCE tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock to arrange for a match for the
benefit OF The Evening World" Sick
BABY FUND. Should this arrangement
no; suit Capt. Burtin, any sugges lion
from him VIII be printed.
Just as II Tony Burke had not done
enough for the Sick Babies Fund. along
came letter this afternoon stating thai
the Rosary jr.. team would like to play
the tresce1;s for the benefit of the fund
some SUNDAY at the grounds In Oak
Point, What nave the Crescents got TO
saw
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hove ,A,h ST., 9Th Ave. 10 North River

4 nARGAiN-ia 500. terms TO sI.t will buy a
o's'o-y and basement brick private house on
the vest eide. near the boulevard. T. KlLPAT.
RICK ~ 10 so West sith 1t.
SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE 'or sale or to let
hoar stn ave. slso old style hest built icns-
nent houte. vita impt5N cmsnts, this Is rare
chance. Inquire $50 Sth ave, store
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-27

The O'Clock Edition and the
World contain more sporting news
at Interest than Ian he found In
any otier evening ucwspaper.
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Real Estate for s.le-new Jersey.

INVESTIGATES! Mar Paterson. very cheap
,uitry. nuit and honey farm: hcnneIy, :;0l
low. .Oaparles: good buildings: good market.
ALFRED kUHLkE, ~ tortlsndt ST
THE MOST DESIRABLE hotel property in
Northern New Jerse! for sale; within . miller
Of sudds Lake and I.ake Hopatcons: elegant
drives. high location.
FRANK ,. sr\CKHOusE stsnhope y. i,
TWO NEW and room houses. rs minutes
from New York good location. near railroad
station: price. 81 $50 and s.. 500: easy terms.
Particulars and photograph at
MITCilELI'S a Church st
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For entertaining gossip of the
tart. the BATH hcId and the ring
read the oCiocL Edition and the
Sporting Extra ~ The Evening
worId
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Real Estate Wanted.

LOTS WANTED In New York or BroolIyn: ~
cnsnH. choice Nerrentei houses light NOR
sage. tight Adj ASH; SEND diagram THOMAS
. FANNE. rs BrosdSsy
WANTED TO PuRCHkSE--, ram. house tina
mas % he moved OF he premises Addresi
WALTER t.. boz SO RrooSlNn World
WASTED. Ntus tarrl near New Work viii
lease for vegetables and 10 rziss chickens
NElMASN icl Wesl Ioj,h st
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Real Estate to Exchange.

LENSCHolDS 81 a and Gos FsS. Houston -. +;
tents 81 $40 F-de for STORY Eat In Hrnoliv,
iEHSN fRiEpt re LAYTON 81. Rrossn
go 100 ny ELLING 10 rooms bah stsrl.
Is l.N,'e ,rllc to Brooklyn. lSMoRr.
IAUE 20 Norld
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MjRCetla0eouS

IlhNnsuME house. large sable and l1ts o.
ground at bargain. terns very easy. !. RU-
MAINE BRdWS, & Co. 5vWe-, a1d st.
WANTEp--&3 900. nrst-class real estate per
cent mortgage. address W, post-Of'rc boz
sc, Nes'chcBter. y. Y. ~
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SIXTH RACE

C1ementIne led from start to finish,
and won easily by length from The
Queen, who was three lengths before
Barefoot. Time-l.i9
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Mining Stocks.


The following are the closing quota.
tons OF mining stocks at the Consol.
dated Exchange to-day:
Bid Asked bid Asksd
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FIFTH RACE

Pulitzer, Memento colt and Handover
were the leaders from start to finish
Memento colt won in a hard drive by
who was a half length In front of Hand
over. Time-l15
Mutuels paid, one. two, three-On Me-
mento colt. ST. 10; on Pulitzer. $3.50: on
Handover uieldl. SO.
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Neu.e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED HOUSE until October farm, house
rfefsnei' near NsS York tiS Hanco / 81
BrocIla
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THIRD RACI

Candelabra was last away, but Swash
Immediately rushed him to the front
and made the pace with J. p. b. Close
the stretch Griffin brought Cactus up
and, Joining Candelabra won in a hard
drive by head. Candelabra was two
ana half lengths In front Of J. p. b.
Mutuels paid, one. two three: On Gao
p. b., S3.55.
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You read The Evening World"
Do you read 'h-, spnda, World
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FOURTH RACE.

Old Dominion was in front when the
nag fell and he made the pace hot from
the start. Lisbon Maid was second and
Yemen third. The latter went to the
front, in the straight and won handiiy
by length from Old Dominion who was
three lengths in front of Lisbon Maid
Tlme-l.Ol 1-2.
Mutuels paid one. two three: On
Yemen, $2.55; on Old Dominion, $3.50; on
Lisbon Maid, S4.S5.
FIFTH RACE.
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Condo cut out the running follow ed by
Dana and Glimpse 1lly. The last named
dropped out OF II when they Strengthened
out. and Condo looked all over a winner
until they struck the last sixteenth.
There DIR. France and Dana closed on
Condo. and In a red-hot finish DIR. France
won by head from Dana, who was a
Mutuels paid, one, two. three :;0n DIR.
France $4.l5; on DANA $7.95; on condo
A65.
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Brahma led on sufferance to the stretch.
where Banquet went to the front and
won under pull by half length from
Brahma, who was neck in front Of
Hawthorne. Time-l.57 Ia.
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Real Estate for saIe-Lons island.
Real Estate for Sale-Jersey City

FoR SALE 2-story frame house fitted for
families: water closet. bath ,uhS: sold ch-ap
hal, cash. b7 Hancock ave, Jersey City Heights
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Taylor, colored, champion OF Canada.
aud Dick Hicks, of the Athletic Club. OF
Buffalo, last night in Broadhead's Ho-
tel, at Bearytown. y. Y Hicks was the
faVurite At the start, gaining some
very nice points In the first .hree rounds,
which were draws, In the fourth round
Taylor won. II was evident that he was
the best man. being too heavy and
strong for his opponent Hicks was
game however and came up for the
NTH round There was considerable
SparrinE. but Taylor knocked Hicks out,
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j. j. Ryan and Joseph Wright. the
oarsmen. We're also passengers on the
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LADIES' GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP N
hrst-class Partisan style: white and satin dresses
aces and lace curtains q speciality; prices res-
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ACCORDION PLATING FRENCH PROCES9:
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my15-lmo'
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERcH. $40 18th AND
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OF every description: evening and party dresses
made speciality. Our patronage extends III
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Two Appointments.

Thomas +. McMechan has been appointed
assistant United States attorney for the ter
ritory OF Oklahoma.
Joseph Mulvey has been appointed supee-
inteudent OF construction At Aurora. IL