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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

Special Train Servise on the wichlia aud
Western.
Fer the benefit Of those living az points
on the Wichita aud Western railway de-
string TO attend the Stat. Fair at Wichita.
a special train service will be arranged be-
tween Culljson and Wichita for Thursday
and Friday. Oct. 4 and ). The time
schedule for each day named as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

j. l.. Hodge has the largest stock of
mems leather gloves kept in this market
Gloves TO Iii your hands. Prices to fl
your purses. q ll6-6t
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Blood and Skin.

Diseases affecting bones. skin. body. throat
or nose, blotches. aches. eczema ulcers old
sores. varicose veins, sweilings and aching
bones are treated safely and successfully.
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Juvenile class in school of elecution
meets Saturday at 10 a. m. Class in psy-
chology Saturday, 18th, = p. m. Shakes
Ds are class in evening. 1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

We have drinks for all kinds of weather.
Try our great new drink. September Bless
ing, WalIace's 33l East Douglas,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05
itack Linz.

Exchange stables at Orlando and still
water We make a speciality of carfylu.
passen gers between these points. Trave.
lpg mems patronage solicited.
SHIvELY. NANwYCk q SHIvELT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

Only $40 40 one wsy-Wichita to St.
Louis via Missouri Pacific railway. Sep
lember 2Sth Go October 9th. ll4tf
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keara' Rirthulace
DISLIKE THE TELEGRAPH.

The poet Keats, IL is said, was Dor,
IN a livery stable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

]. l.. Hodge-opposite Carey hotel
offers. at greatly reduced prices, :. eco pairs
mems and boys pants and overalls
4
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Mrs. Mckillip's Embarrassing paIlor is
open 10 customers till 10 O'clock every
evening. ll6-6t
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Now is the time to drink Egg phosphate.
Get the best at Waliace's soda fountain.
lO6-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

One-half dozen each knives and forks
with coupons of Moss Rose Baking Pow
der. A coupon in every can. 1885
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RAILROAD TIME T4HLEs
TRAINS

.TcHrsoS. TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR-
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A Sc. OF Silyrrware.

There Is conpon in every can of Moss
Rose Baking Powder. All dealers keep 1t.
1885,
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WORLDS CARNIVAL CITY.

ST. Louis Offers n Continuous l. st OF Atirac-
tions-Her Unr.valed Fall Festivities Com
mencc Septsmbe- ), and Hold Full
sway Until October, 20, 1891
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Snecial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

For genuine bargains in Fine Millinery,
zee Mrs. Wilmans, 100 North Main. up
stairs, l20 1t
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Southwestern DusiueSs CoI,ega

Money saved ordering your suits OF
pants at ". Tailoring Co.. 1l6 f. 1sf ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-05

Purchase your state fair tickets at the
Rock Island ticket office, corner Main aud
Douglas. DIG If
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Buy can of Moss Rose Baking Powder
ard get coupon. 1851
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MlssorRI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Trains designated ooal or mixed do not
Sunday,
Foi fuIi Information call at city ticket ONCE Han
Main street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets
T.. BLECkLEY, p. and T. A.
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New goods arriving daily W. Tailoring
"a LII
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All dealers handle Moss Rose Baking
D. uder - st
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IiHE TABLE, CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND = rAeiEIo
RAILWAY.
I"Glest Rock Island Pou,-"i
], effect. commencing April 3hh.
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Eneurs.an "a. 70 -. Leal. viz {. r LxPEy.

E1eursson Fat to ~ Louis si7 4. Y / s p Ry.
For the Ct Louis Fair and Exposition 10
be held IN -. Louis October 10 6. Inclu
sive, the Great Rock Island route viii
make rate Of oue fare for the round tip.
Tickets on sale September - aod -
and October 10 6inclusgye GOOD reiurG-
ing up TO and including October : FOR
yurtEer Information cal or write
J. II PHILLIPS,
City lcket Act Z y .P ~
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Remodeling department of W. Tailor
ng Co. 111-tf.
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Secret Societies.

O. F-Wesf Side 10 fre No 81. meets every
l. "Wednesday evening in Martinson block.
r o. a. F-Noith Nichita lodge. 30 4s: meets
l. every Monday evening AT 551 North Main y.
"a W.IE \ e. &. q. NoRDMARK, V g.
/. A. BoNE. iec s5-c'y. l.. T SMITH. Per 9ecy
IDA REBECCA. 80. la, J, o. o. r. meets every
Il Friday evening.
FLA M-Sunfiower lodge meets In Palace
"A. block " est Side every second and fourth
tuesday.
u or P-N arwick lodge, 10. IL meets every
r. Monday evening at Castle Han over .Zo-i.U
North Main Street. Visiting knights are cordially
s,,yited EARL BLAKE. c. &.
Nm w,IIsor In W. y. fl ART,
80 80 X of X G VI OF F.
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ROBBED WHILE IN A FIT.
A Philadelphia Man Loses I'll"
Clothing, Money and vnIunbies.

Detective Mitchell. of the fremont
avenue police station, is endeavoring TO
locate the thief who robbed Barnard
BaureT. Of 5o8 Third street Philadelphia,
Of his clothing at Bedford Park Satur-
day night Mr. Baurer said he was sub
sec. TO fits. end. while waiting for
train. vailed a short distance down
the road. He was suddenly seized with
u T.. and when he recovered found him
self with nothing but his Undertaking
on. Besides his clothing, he lost SIC In
cash. n gold watch and chain, and has
pHtcnt-leathsr CATERS.
He made his way to a neighbortrS
barber shop. where he was furnished
with a pair Of overalis and shoes. and
then met Policeman 81 ady. who ac-
compauied him to the fremont avenue
police station. hlr. Baurer said he was
Visiting friends downtown. and had
come to Bedford Park to call on an &C
quairiarce. He could give no descrip-
ton n the thief, as he saw no one until
he ffgained consciousness, Nhen sew
eral men were bending over him.
Capt Thompson does not think II was
the work Of professionals. Mr.. Baurer
values his watch. chain and clothing at
80 Detective Mitchell was assigned to
the case, but had made no arrests up to
noon to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
WILHELM AT ALDERSHOT.
The German Emperor Watches 49,
900 British Troops in Review.


PORTSMOUTH. Aug. l3-Emperor
William OF Germany crossed over the
Solent. from Cowes to this port, during
the morning on board the royal yacht
Alberta. His Majesty was received at
the backyard by Admiral Sir Novel;
Salmon. X. G. B.. v G. and staff and
all the commanding officers Of the gar.
rison.
After a short inspection Of the dock
yard Emperor William was escorted to
special train, which conveyed him to
Aldershot Camp.
At Aldershot His Majesty was received
by the General, the Duke OF Connaught,
in command Of the district and by
General the Right Hon. Sir Redvers II.
Butler, X. G. H.. V. c.. the Adjutant-
General, and by Gen. Sir Francis Gren.
fell. q. &. NJ. c., and a large and
brilliant stan.
The review at Aldershot was a most
successful affair, over 1000 troops, in
Guiding 5000 cavalrymen. turning out to
do honor to Emperor william.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
SCOLDED THE POLICEMAN.
Justice weldc Doubted the SINGER
ity of saIooni.t Boscher's Arrest.

Before Police Justice Welde, in Har-
ion Court. this morning. Policeman
Frank G. jackson, of the West one
Hundred and Twenty-nfth street sta
ton. arraigncd Saloon-keeper Henry
Boscher. OF one Hundred and Twenty
second street and Boulevard, on a
charg- of having his saloon open yes
terday.
Jackson told the Justice that he found
the saloon door locked. knocked. was
admitted and bought glass OF ginger
ale Justice Wcde was angry and at
once discharged Boscher.
Turning to Jackson, he said:
"Why do you go to saloons where you
know the doors are locked? If you want
to obtain evidence against saloon
keeper why don't you go to place
where the doors are open? There are
plenty of them every Sunday. You
know as well as do where they are.
AS matter of fact | don't believe you
wanted Boscher held. He says that
you and he have been close friends for
years. Did you expect to get evidence
from this mans place.
Jackson. whose face was crimson,
made no reply and left the courtroom.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
BR00KFIELD DENIES 1T.
Did Not Cali n Conference of the
Antt-Tam many Men.

story was current to-day that VIII
lam Bt2okhsli. Chairman Of the Repub-
lican state and County Committees. had
called a conference recently Of leaders
OF the anti.Tammany movement.
I, was said that the conference was
held n he Office ~ col w. L. strong
Presiien, 81 the central National Bank
and that besides Mr. Brookfie.d and col
Strong there were present eS-Sheri1
. Bri-n. Of the An'i.Tammany D"mDc-
racy: a Mr.. Hutchins. said 70 he son of
eth or ex-SurrDgatc ~ eS-cJngrrsstnIu
liLtchins. Henry campbell, Of Ia" STATE
Democracy. and representative Of the
German American Reform l,nipn
II was given out that all the anti
Tammany factions were represented
To begin with hr BroOkhelh denies all
knowledge about such "A conference" 50
docs Charles Steckler 81 the lriepen-
dent County Organization. who was said
10 hav" been represented at the meeting.
on the other hand. II Ia positively aT-
serted by one NJ the men named above
that the conference did take place. He
for the evident purpose Of booming cob
have insisted ina, the nominee
for Mayor must b" a Republican. and
the right man for the place Col. Strong
says he Is not "A candidate, and Nj.
Brookfeld denies he made the suFgcs-
ton.
IT Is also asserted that Mr. BrookHeld
proposed to parcel OUT the other Offices
as follows: The Sheriff to he a German,
John -. Goff TO be Recorder and the
nomination for Superior Court Justice to
60 to some American.
No aRreemnt waS reached II IL said
Az no one present had any authority to
make any agreement for the person
or persons he represented so that even
II the conference was held. II is OF 10
Importance
The evening world., 1894-08-13

SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. l3.-Good
felds take part in the races to-day, and
the bookmakers should be kept fairly
busy. This being an extra day none Of
the stake horses appear on the card
though horses OF fair quality will con
test in the various events, The two
year-olds-in the first race should furn!s h
good finish. and the distance should
Unable Cherry Blossom colt to win. Buck
dassie, Favor Me and April Fool ought
be close up.
In the second event rhurston. Mlstral
esrl Song and Himyara ought to finish
close together. and Charm.on looks a
likely winner in the third. This mare
worked six furlongs in ll5 a few DAYS
iso, and that should beat ANYTHING in
Ills event. Galll-e is .mprcvirg hon
ever, and VIII be close up Win Llistrs
ard The lronmaster. Hawthorne seems
10 be IN soft spot n the fourth race.
and the tWo-ycar-Olis in the NTH art
an interesting lot.
Tho race for hunters SHOULD prYye n,
Int sting event. rhe track Is dr. and
tsst The entry ana selections are as
follows:
irss Rass-Eor maiden tNoysar-5i!.. a.. ,,s
z half tuT!onss. ''4
M Sigh q Roses Dsrsliet .........,..... -.
~ Sadson IaiyG Chsrry LlosSon. Coit ito
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PERIL OF FATHER AND SON.
Narrow Escape from Drowning in
the Presence of Hundreds.
Especial to The Evening W

Especial to The Evening worldD
ROCkAWAY BEACH, l.. l., Aug. 49,
While Capt Henry II. Henderson and
his twelve-year-old son. Joseph. were
out In their sloop yacht Sally Ann yes
terday sudden gust OF wind tore the
Jib from Its fastening.
The Captain called his son to the
rudder and tried to repair the damage
The boy let go OF the rudder and the
boat went over. throwing both into the
water
Joseph was swiftly carried from the
boat and was drowning when his
father reached him. and after a strug-
gle was able to regain the overturned
boat with his boy.
A boat was put out from the Seaside
hotel pier and brought the two ashore,
me 800 guests OF the hotel saw the accl-
dent and rescue.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
BASEBALL CHAT.

Everybody in Brooklyn takes his hat
on TO Mr. George Washington La
Chance, the big spare player who covers
first bag while his captain eniesyors
10 Timber NJ refractory neck-pivotins
gear. "Ol1 Horizontal" as h. has
come to be called by some. through his
propensity to assume an attitude the
reverse II perpendicular. DID the big.
gest thing on Saturday that has been
done on Eastern Park this season His
lucky homer put n satisfactory end to
one Of the hardes, fought games II the
season, and evoked more enthusiasm
than any play on the grounds since the
Princeton. Yale battle. OF course he
Tell after he crossed the plate. bat who
could carry the load OF excitement and
hope and fear jhat he lugsed around
the bases with hin ana not feel the
swarm out on the field TO shake his
hand was sight worth the whole adj
mission.
This tribute to La Chance will do
much to stiTen UP the pluck Of a really
earnest and skilful payer. He has
needed Just such a recognition to be-
come more confident Of his ability.
There are no flies on Lucid This
young man with the translucent cog
nomen. who was put IN against Boston
for his first game, shows himself fun Of
speed, shoots, curves and drops, and,
withal. large amount OF pluck and
closely resembles that OF Kennedy. and
his physique marks him as slayer.
He can perform well with the baton
evidently, and is lively between the
bags, The fang" said on Saturday.
why are the bleachers so solcitous
regarding the length OF Tenney's hair?
surely college man has right to
wear the insignia of his alma mater,
even on the coaching line.
John Tanner. pitcher for the Hebron,
KY. baseball team, was struck dead
by lightning during a game on the home
grounds Saturday afternoon
This afternoons game at Eastern
Park will be the last meeting this sea
son of the Brooklyn and Boston teams.
The Grooms can't get the pennant but
they can win tight game from the
leaders.
Chris Won der Abe, the Boss Presi-
dent OF the st. Louis Browns is trying
10 administer a legal spanking, meta
phorically speaking, to his big boy.
I'D lie. through the local courts Chris
DOTTO"tI 90, iEJ from MS son lhsl NJ >
and gave deed for some property to
secure the loan. Now Papa Won wants
10 pay back the loan with interest, but
Eddie has recorded the deed, claiming
the conveyance as absolute. Hence
papa invOkes the law. Eddie Is quoted
as saying that the affairs Of the Browns
are In bad way, thereby touching a
grievous sore. like unto ripe boil. on
the old mans feelings. Chris explains
that owing &c losses during recent sea-
cons and TO improvements on the grounds
he has been compelled to borrow on
notes until the Northwestern Bank re-
fused TO loan more. Then he gave per-
sonal notes, which the bank accept ed
Jointly. The Club, according to Prexy
others about $500. Against this the
treasurer holds 5000. and figures on the
receipts for the balance of the season
as assets. The property Is placed by
n,on der Abe at a valuation of sl35, 900
lie holds four-fifths of the capital stock
OF SuVo and says he proposes to con-
tfol IT'S AFFAIRS until some one buys him
out al his own price.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
IS KERWIN WATERING?
John Simpson Says the General
VIII Leave MiIhoIIand.

John simpson. one OF the leaders OF
the committee OF Thirty made the pre-
dictlon this morning that Gen. Michael
herwin' Police Commissioner, who aided
ana abetted the Milholand movement,
would return TO the regular fold within
forty eight hours.
Gen, kerwin Is a Republican who
,t tne interest OF his party at heart.
he made misstep, and | know he viii
De forgiven for II. From what / know
or MIN as man he Will not cause f,,r.
ther conflict and strife in the Republican
AS to the Milholland faction thar. !.
no longer any organization OF that name
Mliholland VIII pass away and be for
gotten ere long. His cpitaph has been
The evening world., 1894-08-13
KILLED WHILE OUT DRIVING.
Peter Lang, Of StapIeton, Thrown
from His Carriage and Dies.

NEW BRIGHTON. s l.. Aug. Ia
Peter Lang, sixty-elght years OF age.
who resided In Borden street Stapleton.
died this morning In the Smith lnhr-
mary, from injuries received yesterday
by being thrown out OF his carriage
Mr. Lang vas out driving with his
wife yesterday afternoon At New Dorp,
when his horse took fright at bicycle
and ran away, MIR. and Mrs Lang were
thrown out OF the carriage by the latter
striking against tree,
Mrs. Lang had thre ribs broken and
sustained internal injuries. Mrs Lang
was but slightly hurt.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
MRS. 0ATZ DISCHARGED.
cionnrii Not Fatally Hurt by Her
Blov with "a Baseball Int

Justice Walsh. in the Adams Street
folir" court Brooklyn, this morning
discharged Mrs, Marie Oatz OF 2Os Pros
pet street. who struck James McCon-
nell Of 2nj Prospect street, over the
head with a baseball bat last night
when u" attempted to assault her in her
apartments
Met ouu",l Is n the Seney Hospital.
ana 20" nous" surgeon said this morn
ing that h. would bc about i'm "A few
days, wr"u he VIII have to answer Mrs.
Ddi2's charge 90 assault
The evening world., 1894-08-13
QUAKERS BECOME SHAKERS,
Cold, Raw Air CompeIs Them IA
Put on Heavy Wraps To-day.

'HAPPAQtA. y. Y. Aug l3-The air
was cold and raw at the seventh davis
session OF the Friends Convention al,
this place. This morning. when the
80" ouakers arose In the Chappaqua
they had to put on heavy yrans as RI
mountain AR was very chilly TIL.
morning session opened with the reading
OF paper entitled Mission OF the So
Charles NJ Stahler, OF Raltimnre rbys
discussion ~ was opened by Miss Minnie
A. the afternoon session report an
H,.Ss'nn work among women and chill.
more, President ass
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Flirt is fresh and good just now. and
should beat the three year-olds IN TINS
race. Beldemcre may be second ana
Harrington third.
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BAMB0 A VIOLENT LOVER.
Wouldn't Leave His Sweetheart md
Tried to shoot Her Father.

NEWARK, y. j., Aug l3.-Justlco
EGGers this morning committed Jamie
Bambo, an Italian. to await the action
of the Grand Jury upon "A charge Of
assault
Last night he Visited the house of his
sweetheart, juliet Dages1ino but her
father objected to his presence and
refused To go, and a quarrel cnsrnd
when, II Is alleged h" fred three shots
at the girls father. which aid not take
effect Ramhu then threw the revolver
into the Morris Canal
The evening world., 1894-08-13
PARKWAY ENTRIES.
The following are the entries at Park
way for to-day:

NV l'i'Nihb ait VIC Nh''iN ~ NJ
way for to-day:
First Race-Seling; one mile Larry X, III
Contralto colt. 80. The Illt los, Andrew ID. ll2.
Adjourn. l05 AonIo. 100 HAlfbreed, li2; Van
DYKE. 1915; Lansing, lls. lronsidss lO3 Glenail.
1906; Belwood 1903 Id.
Second Race-For maiden two. year oids. four
and a hs fnrongS -Fritt, ll6. Harry keistsr,
llb. May Irwin lis, Marcia colt, IFS; HimyariSt.
lib, Tralee us; Ctemana. llS Lady DANNY. IFS.
Rose Of Arizona hily. lib. Noande nlly. us.
loot lis: Judge Gleason. lbs; Anna Maria, llb ID.
Third Race-Iisndcap for ponies: half a mile -
Comanche. 1850; Nellie G.. l25; Brut Extra. l25
Miss clay, 1850: GAllivAnt, 100 III
Fourth Race-For three-year- oids and upward
selling, hve furongs. Tom Finley, lOs Even
Weight. ITO; Ninety. seven. 100; Wentworth los
Oxford, io7 Sadie W. -; Tremor. ss, Tiger lo7 ;
Silver Queen. iOi. Caledonia los; Frank n. Hart
los: Lallah, lOi Son Malheur. % IN,
Fifth Race-For three years -ods and upward
selling; nye furlonss -Aleppo. lo7; Glorisna lO5 .
Blackjack, l03; MontIec.. 1903; olivis, lol Masher
los. Starter McCann lO3; Marble Post. 90 Msss,.
Richards 100: Republic, loI; Refraction geld. &c
Pantats, 1903. Mullet. 10
Sixth Race-Owners Handicap; one mie-The
Jit. 10; Musm.e IS; Tom Finley. 100 Billy Roy.
100; Van Dyke. 90. Alonzo, 30. Bolivar. IS. Sar-
CaPm. IS ID.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Judge-The accused declares that he
partpok OF various heavy wines at vour
house on the evening in question, is ,3at
correct?"
Witness "a lanti7riD-Hum. | certainly
remember his ordering several bottles -,
Burgundy. '''s' 20
JudSc- Really? And. pray. what did
You GiYe him2 ''i
The evening world., 1894-08-13
GONE TO SHOOT INDIANS.
Young McDermott starts West D.,
the Cuunl-Hout Route.

NEWARK, y. j., Aug. l3.-The Pater-
son police have sent out general alarm
Tor the appl ehcnslJn OF John McDer-
mott nfteen years Old, VINO lelL ms
homie. lsO jackson Avenue, GA SATURDAY
Ih DvaIu OF candi-uJ4t IN Iou,e Tor the
~ vs..
i''s LAD stole some money from his
Aa'"'i ~..e P-it"--Ni I,,U.sLl. at
"4'. &c sviS S.In ~ dtcrsOA M..v.. 60,
So-' "I!''SS 49, t.i!s U.teII.OJu.
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You read The EVENING World:
LIZ , a.. ASL.. tuS suau.S .,u.I,f
hruntr ltelea.ea Irnm Lnu.

On 'oasea' 0: bIsuie'-AIt-r"ty kLgN4y, Jus. ice
CAsnes, a. t"e slp,ra.o Count lroo.bn. l..
G"y, released Olss-' Lrgnny.. o. ISL u.,bar,
stE'et, Ne" lo'k. ca his o"u rt.OgniEsnee. fry,e
raymond street laI! Lcnaung ma. "a the Sh.r,s
- "'s~.' e" '"c seeds -vs,,,. .lLuur, 49, 40.
-INN~- - N'S JL"v Ir--4 sGgy. a. 4. ...,.,.
t.-S &c EEL lie n,.se o., A.si,, -
Is'Ny"s. a., al ...t-g. i.sl
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scared las Creditor.

ITO the seolosist thousand years or
so are hot counted - any tln.e at all"
Man M the Audience-Greut Scott.
'l"H 10 'h'h" 'nauv - temporary Ioan
II SIU ~ u I4lalI WING nuIus suya y..ws
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0xth Race-swespstakes Of SO each. with 800
Mn. for and inward, one IN
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

First Race--Cherry Blossom colt,
Buck Massie, Favor Me.
Second Race--Pearl Song, Thurs
ton, Mistral.
Third Race--Charmion, Gnlilee,
Lustre.
Fourth observation-disclosures, Chief
Justice, Philopina.
Fifth Race--Maretu, 'vaIkyric.
sweden.
Sixth Race--Skedaddle, Volt. Col.
Clay.
Seventh Race--No selections.
sCamden Stable.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Tho q O'Clock Edition aud the
sporting Extra of The EVENING
World contain more sporting news
"f interest than can lie found In
amy other evening Newspaper.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Maretti looks the winner OF this race.
Valkyrie Camden Stables should get
the place. and Sweden may be third
The evening world., 1894-08-13

FIST ST, :OI w-:d floor. private house
rooms & bath. SIS, -
The evening world., 1894-08-13
unfurnished-West Sid.

etoADWAf, 1914. above 31st st. (Wincb.,t1
Apartments, containing 3 rooms. hath. e.r"I
business or dwelling; elevator. sA'P'
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?2l ST, eIs w.-ElegAnt apartments,
lighted rooms & bath: all improvements -
decorated steam heated; excellent neishpoI'''
S3i to $40 JanItor
The evening world., 1894-08-13

This afternoons game at Eastern
Park will be the last meeting this sea
son OF the Brooklyn and Boston teams.
The Grooms can't get the pennant but
they can win tight game from the
leaders
The evening world., 1894-08-13

GOTH ST SIS w.-Parlor noor & bsssmsnt
large. light. cheerful rooms; bath q"
prov
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Terrier, unless Daily America starts
should win this race easily. Armitage
ray he second and My Gyps third.
Fourth Race. -sweepstakss Of $40 each with