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The evening world., 1894-07-06
ARM0R.PLkTE INQUIRY.
Mistake Trying to Please The In
spectorS. Says schwab.


WASHINGTON. July G.--The armor
plate investigation by the House Commit
te., on Naval Affairs was resumed this
morning, with c. n. Schwab, who has
pnen since October, ls9l, superintendent
OF the Homestead Works, as the witness
The Superintendent statement was
thus his Instructions mad always been u
sacrifice time and cost 20 the quality OF
III, plates. lie said he had never az
racled or lntlInated that fa.sa statements
should be made 10 the Government IL
GpcG,cca. nor did he believe that they
had Jrca mode.
lie Did u.t consider h'ow-holes objec
fU.EDls. III -u.Ec -.- peftprS did. tEqcl
.:'s o.D-"a Jht discard had amounted -
% - cent, lie noI; lvc: - ihlnh "
MAJ, & ..lStska ~ cHae7vo~inC 10 Ca-.I
u ara pleas. The Government hsptcto =
leu. ack5ynisu, vino was .eccG Sly
lhs-r, lsarrr aLsoi Iteiy Goth'nE about Il
MOI 20 much a. z bright schoolGoy."
l.ieut AcSc.man hO1 Iqla sept. 3'ricl
ga lowing thai b. wa5 absolutely salts
,!-.. 70 literally carry oct direction" cha,
IA plates should BE uniformly llvate.
woIld produce the worst results. t.scf
riatc lad au Individuality ana require
rrc,il.eIt suited 10 g. The only tesj
vita! was the ba,!istlr t5st.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
RIOTS, FIRES,
BloODsHEQ.
Railroad Yards About CHI.
cago Scenes Of Strife
and Turmoil.
RIOTERS SHOT ly DEPUTIES.
Tie-Up Reaches Cleveland D.
Day and VIII Come 10
Buffalo Next
MORE ILLINOIS TROOPS QuI.
Labor Conference 10 eAlesas
Favors Ca ling . Cen
eral SIks.
MORE ILLINOIS TR0oPs euI.
tby Associated Pres6b

CHICAGO, July Cat go this After
noon q passenger train on the Ralti-
more and Ohio, which had been hsld
in South Chicago all night, was started
for the city under guard OF several dsr-
uty marshals. At Forty-third and Ash
streets II was met by a mob. whjch
fired on the train, and at the sAns
time poured in volley after velley ~
stones. S1
The tra!nmen and deputies at eece
returned the lire, and for three uainufcs
a lively fusiliade was kept up. FeNS, ef
the strikers we're hit and we're oASVtaf
OFF by their friends. None of the ynoA "a
the trains was hurt, and the tEatA -
ceeded to the depot without fSEtAAe ~
corruption. ~ :.
1t was reported later that at isaak ~
| strikers were killed In the AEAt ~
several Others injured. s- -.
4 short time after this train ~ ~
! rived at the depot the through tpele ~
New York pulled out, and. wa 60
PEELED to stop at Thirty-ninth street b.
long lines of blazing cars whiSe heA
been fired by the strikers. 0ov6gal
CARS Hdu dlso peen tHTVNh 4ot9yk -
track and wera set OH Are. Thu twln
was compelled to return to the denQk
o. uoouIslJe sIui paldusl1s qoW v
| overtura some oars On the RAahenllo
| road at Brighton Park. They were re-
sisted by deputy sheriffs and one OF the
! strikers. named Charles E'oote, was shot
In the neck by Il deputy. The wound is
| believed to be fatal.
One OF the men arrested when the
Rock Island train was stoned this morn
! ing. near FortiCth street. was a son Of
ex-Judge Moran. He and smother pris-
| oner were locked up. They were tn
the crowd. but there Is no evidence that
the arrests were not mistakes on the
part of the police.
At West Pullman this afternoon q
! mon OF 200 men came over from Pull
| man. ordered the telegraph operator 10
close his Office, drove h m out and tVrped
over = lot of box cars and blocked III
| Panhandle road.
Late this afternoon reports were ~
| ceived that the Fort Wayne yards were
| on ire and that the mob was burning
cars at one Hundred and Fourth street..
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TARIFF BILL PROGRESS.
The Measure IL Referred to Ways
and Means Committed.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Fhe Tariff
bill has been taken from the Speakers
table and referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means, which at o'clock
took up the measure. The Committee
was surrounded with the usual secrecy.
Chairman Wilson and his Democratic
associates endeavored to report back to
the House al once i'll favor OF dis
agreement with the Senate, but Mr..
Reed and his associates insisted on read.
ing the Senate amendments
One Of the Democratic members OF
the Committee came with a discour-
aged air from the Committee room and
said it would be necessary for the House
to bring in Il special RUE tomorrow or
II resolution, directing the Committee
to report back the bill Immediately.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
| CAPT. HYDE
. FOUND GUILTY.
Charged With Gross Rsgli-
sence in The Sinking Of
the jams D. NiCOL
STEAM INSPECTORS REPORT
To Be Submitted to the United
States District-Attorney
Tor Action.
HYDE'S LICENSE Is REVOKED.
Said to Furnish Grounds for Civil
SUITS Against The Reeves
Towing Company.
HYDE's LICENSE Is REVOKED.

Capt. John c. Hyde. Of the foundered
tug. James u. Nicoi. was to-day held
responsible by the United States Steam
Vessel Inspectors for the disaster on
Sunday. June 60 In which forty persons
lost their lives.
The evidence In the case taken at the
investigation last week will be submitted
10 United States District Attorney piatt,
with view to Hyde's prosecution for
granddaughter in wilfully overlooking his
vessel.
In the mean time Capt. Hyde has been
deprived OF his license as pilot and
master.
1t Is believed by attorneys that the
finding OF the inspectors furnishes good
ground for civ suits for damages by
relatives Of the drowned persona against
the Reeves Towing Company. the own
ers of the Nicol.
'rke report OF Samuel G. Fairehild and
ahornss Barrett. local inspectors Of
etc2m~ vessels. who conducted the in
vtSfigat ton. TO Supervising Inspector
;StarbIcl IL as fclloWs:
I'VE have tbs honor to herewith in
rloss the evidence adducsd at the invss-
tigat!oa hold by this Board OH June 81
md July last in rsGsrd TO tho conduc,
y, the licensed ofieers OF the steamer
J2nts p. Nicol on duty Sunday. June
%. at which time the said vessel foun.
dered a. sea near Navesink Lighthouse.
about four mics from Land.
IA the time the Nicol left New York
she had on board eighty seven persons
John G. Hyde who vas In Charge, held
second-class pilots license authorizing
lir to act in Ne" iunk narbor and bay
When last Inspected on Oct. s. 1892, the
Nicol was authorized TO carry forty-tye
passengers IN New York harhor anc
Ray. aad not to exceed Glteen miles t.
Sea. .,-
AT the time Of the disaster the Sc.
%as not Gaasssoysl' rough II tbe tE Tssss
forty lives WIRE lost by the, sinking q
the N,coi. other vessels OF similar build
ard tonnage which were II. the neigh,
b2rhood at the tine escaped without
injury.
After mature and careful consihera.
acted rs. pilot. unrnindful Of his oath
nadc by him 1t the time he obtained his
License to faithfully and hon
e9tiy perform the duties ,,,, require e,
negligence Snd inattent!on, to he dIti e.
the provisions Of title 5a OF the Re
vtssd Statutes. by overlooking his vesse
vita passepger6 and navigating IN
N'eol beyond the Jurisdiction author
!2e1 by his license,
Fer such nssiigence. ,instteen1tio,n a. an
be referred TO the United States District
Attorney for such fpTthsr action IS
may dksm necessary"
The evening world., 1894-07-06
M'AIlFFE TO FiGHT.
May Meet Critic, Leeds ald
Abbott at Conev Island,
Battles Proposed 0 Sc at lntert ais
Of Three Weeks.
Likely 20 Have Trouble Getting the
Men TO Sign.

II the plans now under way dc not
niscarry, Jack McAuHEe, champion
lightweight pugilisi OF the world may
be seen In the ring within the next
month at Coney Island.
The Seaside Athletic Club, SUCCESSOR
OF tie Coney Island Athletic Club, is
willing to give a chance to Jack to dis
pose OF the fighters who have been
challenging him. 1t Is proposed to have
McAuliffe meet Young Critic, Horace
Leed, and Stanton Abbott In turn. and
Il Young Critic can be induced to sign
articles the frst fight will probably
take place about the LIST of August.
McAuhffe is away overweight just now
and Critic. 1t Is expected. will be di8iu-
clined to let McAulifre have much of an
advantage in that respect. Nc !fuliffe.
IN anticiba tim OF the y ans going thr u n
all right has begun to train. He Is now
at Brooklyn Jimmy CAROLS place on
corey Island Boulevard, and Is trying 10
get the fat off.
It Is intenued to make the Critic Nc
Aulifte bout a twenty-round affair.
Those persons who have. the arrange.
ments In charge evidently expect Nc
Auliffe 20 win, for the scheme Is To
after he has disposed OF Critic. The
! McAuliffe-Leeds fight is also 10 be of
twenty rounds. Three weeks after he
meets Lecds McAuliffe Is billed to take
on stanton Abbott. the Englishman, who
got the decision over Billy Myers the
other night.
The Seaside Athletic Club men do not
expect as much trouble from the au-
| thorities as they do from the fighters.
They think there will be lot OF
hagglirg about McAulitfe not being
down 10 the lightweight limit. but the
prospects of fighters are SO dark just
| now that they consider there Is fair
chance for getting all hands to sign.
II the Seaside Club succeeds in hold
Ing the fights in accordance with the
| programme mapped out above, there
| wiz be a lot OF sporting men In thi.
city who will be surprised.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
HOUSE TARIFF CONFERREEs
Speaker Crisp VIII Name the seven
To-MOrrov.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Speaker Crisp
will announce the names of the seven
House confcrrees on the Tariff bin to-
morrow. His action is awaited with in.
tense eagerness, as the personnel OF this
Committee will probably determine
whether there vii! be any conflict be-
tween the Senate and House.
to the four Democrats Oh the Confer
ence Committee, II precedent We're fol
lowed, the Speaker would name the first
four members OF the Ways anu Means
Committee Wilson. McMi!lin. Turner
and Montgomery, but 1t is said Mr..
Crisp will bc guided 10y his interest IN
the bill rather than courtesy and tradi-
ton. II is rumored that Mr.. Tarsney
and not Mr. McMi lin will be named,
The House Democratic confcrrces would
then include one Northern Democrat in
stead OF being solidly Southern.
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GOT A $500 TICKET.
II Belonged 70 Lackmna. hut tho $5
RettOT Wanted II Cashed.
tspsaiSl to Tho Eyspias woEld.J

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. July Shook
maker Lackman bet 500 On Henry of
Navarro with the New York Club yes
terday. The odds quoted we're 4 TO 3.
a gentleman just behind Lackman bet
IS on the same horse.
The 50 bettor got ticket reading s4,D
to 500 and when Lacknan got ticket
reading 81 TO s. he raised a howl.
The 400 ticket ives presented today.
but, of course. payment was refused,
He received only s.. Lackman having
already been paid $3.50. 1t was clearly
mistake. ana the 81 bettor did not
inS!st very hard on being paid 500.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
70 TAMBIEN'S BOULEVARD.
She Defeats GIoaninE, Her Only
COmpe titor for the stakes.

"AShlNGTON SAfh, CfiICAGO,
July s.-The card offered to-day consisted
Of six races. including the Boulevard
Stakes. for all ages. The results are as
follows:
First Race-six iurlongs.-Wor by Pat,
. to and 8 to 5: Full eMasure. 8 TO for
q place. was second, Maryland third.
T!me--l.l5 ga.
Second Race--Five and one-half fur
longs.-Won by Digs, I To and to ?:
Gurg,e. 10 for place. was second,
Adam third Time--i.0s.
Third Race-Bou.evard Stakes; one
Inile.-Won BY 70 Tambien, ! TO and
out; G.oaming second Time-l. " 3-+.
Fourln Race-One mile and sixteenth
Won by Cicily. to | and even: Hasiy.
4 to s Tor pace, was second; J. r. b.
third. Time. % l-2.
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AGAINST CONVICT LABOR.
Iron l1ouIders want sing SinS
Contract Abolished.
ny Asaeeiatsd Rrsss.l

ALBANY, July 6.-Ths Convention Of
the New York State branch Of the Iron,
Mouldsrs Union resumed It's session here
u W., boat ut as.egatas we're pres
emf. Prxsldent James Y. Roach presided.
Tho morning was principally devoted to
The discussion Of new prison work, which
iyn, he'd transferred to Sing Sing Prison.
The removal OF the pant, has thrown
fifty mou.ders out of employment, and
their work IL being done by the con-
< committee, consisting es Messrs.
Roach. Of Albany: oMalley,. q Buffalo:
FitTgesaid, Of Troy; Ryan. Of New York.
and Rurtis, Of Batavia, was appointed
Elm to sb,.irh tine contract. Tonight
4 large fnass-neeting will be held In
Union Hall to protest against prison
labor,
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NO Fl ''sHlNG RACES TO-DAY.
De Lacy, II Is SAID. w GoluS to
Abandon 70 Frbcinc.

Secretary T'ob.a. OF ne Flushing JOCK
~ Club. taleyhcne. 10 "'li:c EvcaA!s
World" tits Eiorr!.g that ,hers YOU'D
BIZ no racing there ta!5 afternoon. -;-
trIsg stand urttl to-raorTov. II was .ot
eyDlSined whether the poStponeE'ent
v,aa due 10 lhe etor!.. OF 70 some e,aer
THere is . report ina; De Lsey hss
decided to have nothing 20 50 WIN the
Island RsilrJai people to ~ a2ur
track to the grounds.
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he s,tS 3, 2. :, :, ~ Very we'll

the attorneys informed ~ Very well,
! satd, I want It." l4
Suit was then brought against Mr..
Galway 70 rthe full amount Of the bond.
which was. of course. twice the amount
Mr.. Gl.way owed. That was the only
way l could get anything out II 1t. Only
bayonet would suffice otherwise"
Mr.. Appleby was Informed that the
Messrs. Dwyer were prepared TO do the
fair, square thing in the matter and he
II will be very acceptable to me-
Mr.. Applebys version puts a new
light on the affair. 1t was he who
caused the suit to be brought against
Mr.. Ca way. He, however. did not pro-
pose To be wholly responsible, and none
oil .he others, save Senator Smith, lived
In New Jersey. OF course, the Senator
could not be asked TO contribute.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
workshops s.rssS in France.
(sy Associated Prsrs.)

LONDON, July ca despatch to the
Timea from Paris says that !2.t0o square
metres OF workshops. connected with
rharpeptisr's awninw factory ut Saint
Ouea-sur-Sc!ue, have been destroyed by
fire. The damage amounts TO several
million francs.
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sTAMBULoFF TO Be INDICTED
Bx-Premier Of BslseP ria Accused OF
Abuse Of rnUev.
(Dy Associated PreFr.

LONDON, July Ga despatch from
Sofa. Bulgaria. to the Daily Telegraph
says that cx-Prern.sr StambuloH vii!
be Indicted for general abuse OF power,
and for opening private letters.
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China Iss't scared by Japan.
(1y Associated Prss7,)

LONDON. July s.--The Standards cor
respondent al Berlin learns that the Chi
uese Government, will neither send q
circular note t. the European powers
nor invite any foreign mediation in the
corean matter. China views the men.
acing attitude Of Japan with absolute
conpocL.s.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Walcott, Hanwell and Sandowns
All Capture Events at
Long Odds.
OUcAT TAKES THE F0uRTH RACE.
A. Clason, 0w Or OF S'onensllie
Makes an AmusiHl Charge
Against Jockey Penn.
Special to The EVENING WORLDLY


RACE TRACK. SHEEPSHEAD RAY,
July 6.--The heavy showers here this
morning left the track more like q cir
cular canal than a race track. The
storm did not let up until the horses
were going to the post In the hrst race.
and then the clouds cleared AMI the
afternoon babe fair to be pleasant.
The mud caused numerous scratches.
and the already light fields were reduced
to skeletor-like proportions. The con-
tests promised to be interesting. however.
The opening dash brought out q good
crowd of sprirters. including Dr. Has
brouck. Stonenell. Correction. Walcott
and birmingham. The fast ones had TO
succumb to Walcott. q IL to l chance.
who led all the way and won easily.
This gelding's fondness for heavy 60
Ing caused many q dollar to be placed
on him. and his price dropped from 20
to l to IL to l. Correction could not
run n yard In the going. and after be-
ing second for thrae furionss gave W
the chase.
Dr. Hasbrouek does not relish mud
either. and 1t was no secret that he was
| OF fit, He ma mayed to be third, how
ever. Stonenell was a good second, and
Hr e ~o onn,, NAE s iI hss ,ne winner 70
uTlNe "Oulu SlIns nave kept nlh IrOul
bearing In on the rail-.
A. Clason. owner of stonenelie, made
| complaint to the stewards this after
| that Penn pulled stonenellie In Me hrst
race. As, Stonenellie was up against
such crack sprinters as her full brother.
Stonenell, DR.. Hasbrouok, Walcott and
Correction, his accusation was looked
upon as ridiculous.
Penn felt badly, but It is not likely
that any harm will como to him. Stone-
nellie has not been nlaced this year.
Monaco. the good thing in the second
| race, could not untrack himself. Han
Well, 50 to chance, ran looked with
and won a splendid race In a hard drive
by a very narrow margin. halloween
| was 4 poor third.
In the third race the favortte was
again defeated. Daily America was
heavily played, but never seemed able
| to get going In the mud, and finished
in the ruck. Sandowne, IL TO ]
| chance, lightly weight ed. won all the
| way from shadow. also a long shot.
| Liselg was close third.
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SECOND RACE.

HnnWell and Louise My rushed 70 the
front. and leaving the others far be-
hind, ran Ike a team to the fin!sh. The
forn,er won In hard drive by a head.
Louise fly WIS ten lengths In front OF
Halloween Tlme--l.ii l-5.
Al tues paid. Straight. Si3775, place.
s155 a.. third, So. d5. Louise My paid:
Pace, $3.50, third. sos. Halloween
uaid So IS third
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REY EL SANTA ANITA HERE.
Lucky Ba,dwins Derby Winner In
Good Condition.
tspe ,lsl 70 Tie Evening World

sHEEPSHEAD BAY, July C.-lIey FL
Santa Anita, winner 81 the American
Derby and Lucky Baidwin's candidate
for the Realization Stakes tomorrow.
arrived her. ut o'clock this afternoon
In good condition.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
TO CHICAGO ON BICYCLES.
Measrs. LiviNk'Oa aad sands Hop,
TO RreaS thr Record.

william r.. Livington and Charles L.
Sands Of the Clermont Wheelmen. will
start from he Pulitzer Building at 4
o'clock Tomorrow morning for Chicago
They win Try to make new blcycl.
record to Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
FIRST LOSS OF LKE.
Tw" Rioters Killed bx yVtSlal
Deputies mt kensin4ta4.

CHICAGO. July 6.-The day opens1
threatcnlnsly and omlnous signs vers
visible everywhere in Chicago, Al IN
early hour the inoibs began to assemble
about the junction points OF the rail-
ways, and before o'clock II Was evt-
dent that n great battle for supremacy
vas on.
Mayor Hopkins teleSraphed hastily. "a
tho Governor asking for five rsginAnts
Of militia 10 aid him In preserving the
peace.
Thousands OF people gathered At zen
sinston, near Pullman. AID the Junction
point Of the Michigan Central and M
rois Central lines There we're no troops
there. but the tract: was guarded by .
small company Of United StatsS mar
shals. Very soon milk train arrived
on its way to Chicago. and this wa the
signal Cog hostilitles 10 begin. Tiaa mob
began en- assault and were met with
grea, y!sor b. the narshals. who Ia
ataEtly besaa airing.
Two Rioters KILLED.
Two Il the rioters were killed outright
;Ad humber "oanGed
A mad Ireasy then seized the people.
and they rI1..sI in. seized this milk
,ra.n and besaa t!yping the cars over.
.hay trca G-.ucLcd the engine, ran u
.cwl iae rack Eai! = mile. stop.sd H.
opened the taro;tle wide and drove Il
back lnto the mass, cyertpru!ng freight
ears. scattering the leb-l5 far and wide
and rendering the track impossible In
any dlleaCicR.
\ tra..,- appeal vas seat At once TO-
Chicago Cor ass!stance, GRd the troops-
v.ere 'esg.Iohc' % tie -ceac.
Moe Troops. ,iore raiice. 'c
4. ls.rv:.sa 10 .-ayar slo2.-ins,s d.
Snatch. Cur. .,I,se!l C.isTsd out the
Fhs; aud Third srCsG7s ~ the STATE
Ialllc,a. ,eiapaade- %. Is AE!g. -Gens.
Wheeler aGd Weich.
Chlei az Po.ice tsfessL1E vas At nh
ohaaa unusssly eesiy to-62x eld % 4
once began rlaklng prepsFssions tsF
ooSs.at on fnid fvc>.) u s
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DHlSsl-d, ,Thei, doug G. ..s;Icg W. E,.i' fis.s
nd uiferim nat "a. u :! Fie;t iiL.h,utr .NH
niw,.eipA III yoii ra.i stnF. 8r'sc sisor Ief,
81 .Tfest uJt. 81 fs,, Icis.a w .
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to the post, but acted so badly thai,
Macklin came back and refused TO ride
him Then at the post May Day Ally
not hurt her, for she rushed away In
front OF her field and won all the way.
War Bonnet, whipped out was 5 lengths
behind May Day h,iy sd two lengths
Mutuels paid: Straight. s24.sO: place.
1925; third, 80. War Bonnet paid
Place. $7.45; third. $3.50. ST. Vincent paid
T.45 third.
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Wa. BJrUt. Lu-U;T.

For sntertninisk Gossip Of the
turf. the ball aeid and the ring
read the Q O'Clock Cdisisn ssd the
ssestsas Essr~ ~ see EveninS
WorIs<
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Walcott went TO the front soon after
, the start and won by a length from
Stonene:l, who was Ave lengths In front
of Or. Hasbrouck, Time-l.i2 ~. :,
Mutuels paid: Straight, on Stonenen.
sl4.25; place, $50: third, &. 90. DR.. Has
| hrouck paid, place, 81 third, $50. Wal
| colt paid $40. tiI!rd. No tickets sold
straight OF place on Walcott.
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, sHEEPsHEAD BAY,
July 6.-The following are the entries !Ir
tomorrow races:
First Race-Doub!e event: Fuiuri:y
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Maxnute Though. to Ne a suicide.

BUDAPEST July s.-DspenieEky De-
beu,erzs. a member Of the House Of
Mexnates, 10 dead. 1t Is believed that he
committed suicide.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
zen from u Fhira-sto-y Windo,,

aSsy Esy;Ga, ssed n.ty llFse. Of 5st Govsa-
teen;h street nraoLiya. sa,l ort OF tie tsiNi
s,ory v.l.a,iv o. her horns tEia Tsotnins Gsa Il
i srgeflsg '<oai ealfrnson .. de bssin'
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the finish fins won by neck Light
foot was twenty lengths IN front- OF
Chant. Time-202 4-5.
$50. Lishtioot paid 1910 place.
SIXTH RACE
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SEVENTH RACE.

sweepstaksa Of S5 each. With go sddsd:
Tor maiden two and three years old: hys and a
hal: furlopsa.
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Other sporting News viii DC aouHd
On p~ss q.
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Sweepstakes OF SIS each. with N,0o1 sdded;
for ma!dsns two aad tAree-yeArs old. Ave and q
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Boiero was second
WAtterson was third.
Time rs.
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THIRD RACE.
rrr.. 81 ooO. enlranet Ms e.ehi tor ihre..ye

third, S2SIj. Shadow patu: Place. SIS. D. I;
third, IT'S. .-.suss pa!a III tara.
San4ow.g 20; away i. from; and va
ucvtr headed, wigniDg easily Ly two
length. from Shadow, Who as second
,arougncu' L!seiZ v'-a third. I ..scE
away. |i.le-!.i2 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-10

- Die OIL tlnem 4eubau in Si.
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lips uuo gm. 1pncs ssrieihen ON
Samsin3 III Sireii. Yhalips benuBtc
einen id,ivsren 5ieia ols Naifs mt
brlbtt isiuem 0tsuer ON appfs 6ire
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