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The evening world., 1894-07-13
COLORED men BARRED
Their Entries to the Atalanta
Century Run Thrown Out
c. D. Brooks Sues the Club for
Training Expenses.
He Will Go the Course, Too, and
Claim a Prize If He Wins.

NEWARK, n. j., July i3.-The Alta
lanta Wheelmen have drawn the color
line in the l0O-mile race which will be
run from this city to Princeton to-mor-
row. This morning the CLUB returned
the entrance fees which mad been sent
in by two negroes. The money was &C.
companied by letters which stated that
a S some of the best riders had declined
to ride In the race If the coiored men
were allowed to take part, the entries
would have to lie declined.
One of the entries was from c. d.
Brooks, of this city, member of the
Eagle Cycle Club, and the other was
from member of the ictor Cycle Club,
of Planfield. Mr.. Brooks Is porter on
u Pullman car which runs from Hobo
ken to Buffalo. and he has been training
hard IN the latter city for the event.
he Is very angry at the action of the
secure an Injunction against the running
of the race. He consulted with an at
torney, and as result suit was be-
gun IN the First district Court against
the ATLANTA Wheelmen for the expense
and trouble which he has been put to In
preparing for the race.
Mr.. Brooks stated this afternoon that
he had purchased a new wheel to ride in
cradle money in preparing for the event.
81 have been over the course Tttnin
the las. week, hc said, and have COW
cred the 100 miles III less than record
time. So | am positive of one OF the best
prizes. l will ride from scratch in the
race, and If ! dO.the distance in the best
time, | will claim first prize anyway
An officer Of the ATLANTA Wheeimen
said that they were sorry to take the
action they did. but if they had not done
So u number of the best riGers would
not have started.
Some of the best men positively de-
clined to start If colored men were in
the race" the Club officer said, and we
had no alternative. / do not think that
any damages can be secured against US.
fbecause on every entry blank Is printed
the statement that we reserved the
right to reject any or all Of the entries
IL we desired to. The race will be run,
and We viii not attempt to prevent
them from riding. but they will not be
given ans, Of the prizes, no matter wher
they finish -
The evening world., 1894-07-13
WRECKERS DITCH A TRAIN.
Two Zig Four Trainuien KILLED and
Several Passengers Hurt.


TERRE HAUTE, July l3.-The Big
-Four passenger train from Cincinnati to
ST. Louis due hero 1t l.32 this morning
was wrecked az rontaUet. ten miles east
Of here, In the coal region.
me engine, uageage, eAi,IeaS and mail
cars went into the ditch, but the sleep
ers remained on the track Engineer
Norman, of Terre Haute and the fire.
man were killed. Several passengers
were hurt, but none badly.
The wreck is undoubtedly the work Of
the lawless mob OF miners that held pos
session In Fontanel all day yesterday
and stopped ana side-tracked five Big
Four freight trains to show their sym.
patty for the railroad strikers The
trouble was SO threatening that Sheriff
Stout, OF Nigo County, and several dep
uties went to Fontanei yesterday after
noon.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BOOSTED
DON AloNzo.
Mr.. PlAing Bids Up the Dryer
Colt $4,000 and the
Crowd Cheers.
SECOND RACE SIR KNIGHTS.
Banquet Easily Beats Lizzie, the
Only Other Starter, in the
Fourth.
WAS JUDGE WHEELER RATIFIED &?
Gives War Bonnet the Place in the
FIRST, While 1t Should Have
Gone to Avon.

RACE TRACK. BRIGHTON BEACH,
July "a Bookmakers and public fought
Tor the mighty dollar az fercely as
ever to-day. The crowd came dowa
eager for the fray. convinced that ,hsy
could do nothing but pick winners.
The card looked easy to the plungers.
especially as the scratches In the fourth
and fifth races made those events seem
cnches Tor Banquet and Don Alonzo
respectively. Whether this confidence
was repaid may be determined from the
summaries.
The only drawback to a good days
sport was the heat, which was oppres-
sive. The track was in excellent shape,
aud about 1000 persons were on hand
The talent could not agree On tte first
race, One division tangled War Bonnet,
while the other placed faith on 1ndra;
The latter proved to be the winner, and
those who held place tickets on War
Bonnet were lucky.
to the leaders on the turn, and then fell
pack, beaten, finishing fourth Indra
won cleverly, while Avon and Half Mine
were having head and head nght on
| Bonnet.
Judge Wheeler than made one of the
most eTtr;"ordin.ary plae'nss ever made ,s
race to linda and placed War Bon
| net second The crowd was SO aston
| ished thai not a sound was heard. They
were simply dumfounded and wnited
| to see if the mistake world be reCtified
Judge Wheeler did not correct the
error, however. and placed Avon third.
Half Mine, who was surely third. was
not given place.
Martin rode a very i'll judged race on
the tavorite in the second race. He had
| the mount on i.aZzarone and VAS top
weisht. He went chasiIE b, sfss ter VEN i'm.
| PHI pace for the first half mile, ana
| caught them on the thrn,
Then Doggett, who Aad been waiting
with Sir Knight. came alongside with a
rattle. Lazzarone had nothing left to
| inish with, and Sir Knight came away
and won easily. Dauntless was a poor
Walkyrie was hot tip in the third
event II was said hat she WAS as good
a mare as Hanaspun, and this caused
| the talent to tumble aboard IN lively
time, but soon dropped out OF II. South
| side spconl choice won in a not drive
| with Tancred, an 10 chance. Pontlear
The race which Don Alonzo won was
n selling affair. Don Alonzo was en-
| tered to be sold for 5000. When he was
| led before Judge Wheeler crowd gath
red, hoping that the colt would be
Their expectations were realized, A
stranger whom no one knew stepped to
the front and said, 5000" This was a
jump of $500 over the entered selling
price, and Mr.. Dryers representative
| bid s. more and retained the colt.
| The crowd chcerel tremendously al
| the hid and il was plain that they had
no friendly feeling for the Brooklyn
| plunger,
| 1t was. subsequently, learned that the
stranger was Mr.. Pfifns, owner Of
| Prince Klamath, Walter RIGGS and
| other horses, and who races under the
| name of the American Stables.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
TO GUST FATHER C0RRlGAN
The Verdict In Favor of Mary T
UpIngtOn Affirmed.

The verdict in favor of Mary T.,
Iruneton, ousting Archbishop Corrigan
from certain property la the Annexed
District, because OF a breach Of the
condition on which 1t was given to
the church, has been affirmed by the
General Term of the Supreme Court.
The property was decided to the church
by Mrs. Mary Davy, relative of the
nIaintiff about thirty years ago on
condition that the land should be con-
secrptaI and church built within a
rearonable time. Rec ntly, and after tn
action was brought, the defendant erect
Cd a frame church on the lots.
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putting things in shape to make the
room look like the back room Of an ordi
nary saloon. They did not remain long
for they were angrily requested to so
into the barroom.
Il wouldn't have this thing happen
who conducted the pool II om. Then ~
took drink and hurried around into
Twenty-ninth street to see some infiu.
entail gambler friends.
What Capt. Schmittberger intends to
do in the case could not be learned. II
Is not unlikely that the saloun- keeper
VIII lose his license unless the Pan.
tata' uses his power to protect him.
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CHATFlELD IN TROUBLE.
The Lawyer Charged with Retain
ing Actor StudIcy's Money.

Harry S. Chatfield. a lawyer, of 3
Pineapple street, Brooklyn, was ar.
raigned In the Tomls Police Court this
afternoon ON charge of larceny. pre-
ferred by John b, Studley. the actor of
2l7 West Fifteenth street. lie was hello
In 5000 bail for trial in General SEES
sions.
Studley retained Chatiield on Dec. u
1890, To collect Sl,027 on \ note given him
by Margaret Mather, the actress lie
alleges that chatneld collected inc
money, but did not pay IL all over ~
Chatfe!ds counsel all not appear, an
he conducted his own case. lie claimoG
he had paid the money, but, owing I,
the absence Of a certain paper, he could
not fully establish that fact
The evening world., 1894-07-13
b lis That Grow Out of the strike

WASHINGTON, July II. = Senator
George to-day reintroduced his bill to
provide for the arbitration of labor diff
f,culties with an addition providing for
a permanent Board of Arbitration OF
which the Commissioner of Labor is to be
Chairman. 1t is provided that the COM
missioners shall take an oath to per-
form their duties without respect to
persons and do equal right to the poor
and the rich"
Senator Davis to-day introduced, by
request, a bill placing sleeping and din
ing car companies under the control ana
supervision of the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

PATRICK EUGENE PRENDERGAsr. SLAYER
OF CARTER HARRISON.
A few moments later Sheriff Gilbert
and Jailer Morris appeared at the right
Of the scaffold. The prisoner walked be-
hind them. lie stood without apparent
nervousness, though a trihe weak and
unsteady, as his arms were being pin
toned.
He looked calmly out on the assembled
crowd below him.
The white shroud was next placed
about him, and barring little restless
motion Of the eyes up, down and from
side to side. he made no motion
Jailer Morris placed the rope about
his neck. the white cap over his head
and Prendergast had taken his last look
Of earth,
An instant later his body shot dowA
ward, the head twisted to one side, and
hung, slowly swaying back and forth.
At u.6T, nine minutes after the trigger
was sprung. Prendergast was pronounced
dead.
The assassin made no audible sound
from the time he left his cell. appar-
entity being lost in contemplation of his
awful fate. He took his final leave OF
his spiritual adviser, gave a last hand
shake to his guards. and with low and
choking voice babe them a last adieu.
He was gently dissuaded by Sheriff
Gilbert from his determination to make
Il speech,
Al ll.5S Jailer Morris loosened the
anchored end of the rope. and the
shrouied corpse was slowly lowered and
laid in the coffin standing underneath
the platform. The face of the dead man
was not badly distorted.
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CLOSED the
Po0LRooM.
" Evening Worlds Expose
Caused Excitement in the
Tend,rlOin.
CROWDS ABOUT THE DOORS.
Business Was About to Begin
When the News Reached
the Proprietor.
4 HASTY TRANSPORTATION.
Opportunity for Capt. Schmittbsrger
and tho EXCISE Board to
Take Action.

When the o'clock edition of 1.-THE
Evening World' of to-day reached the
Tenderloin dis trict there was q sensation.
1t contained the story that will be found
on page G of this edition, to the effect
that II pool-room was in full blast In
broadway, within two doors Of Days
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The judges boat was capt. Al Mar
shalrs launch Florence and had on
board Frank l. Snowden, of Phiiadel-
phit, and 4. y. Jones. Chairman Of the
House Committee, and otto Ssrony and
g. n. Barrett, of the Regatta Com
mittee. on the homestretch Fiirt
irJppei uut off llemps cad. Maize.
too. saw 1t impossible 10 win. and left
tn race. The contest was then mainly
bDtween the three Herreshon boats.
Vaquero. Houri and Adelaide.
Vaquero and Hour We're neck and
neck off Hampstead Harhor and then
over the course, leaving the Adelaide u
quarter of an hour behind. Naquero
passed the stakeboat off l.archmont at
4 49, and Huuri At 3.372S Adelaide at $50
Nauuero wins by I'm. 2ss. Maize lost
her bow spirit. Minnrtunka broke her
rudder in two after turning buoy, and
put back.
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KILLED BY TROLLEY
She Was Aged and Poorly nressed-'
Eo clue to Her Identity.

An unknown woman was run over and
killed by Trolley Car No. 80, OF the
Union Railroad, at One Hundred ana
Thirty-thlrd street and Lincoln avenue
this afternoon.
She was about seventy years old, and
was rather poorly dressed. Nothing
mar would lead to her identity was
Motorman Charles Mclaughlin and
Conductor William Kay were arrested
and held in the Morrisanla Court
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Nalkyrie and He'd Top aot u triiie the
best OF the start. aud they raced TO-
sether to the far turn, where South
side joined them. In the stretch South
Tancreds rush, won by head; Tan
cred was a half length in front of fon,-
lear. Time-i.o ~ "a
Mutuels paid; Straight. Sa5: place,
N05: third, s3.l5 Tancred paid: Place,
So; third. i.i6. Pontlear paid Si5h third
FOURTH RACE
Purse ST. Ooo. handicap for three-y .Ulds and
upward; one mile and a furions ,,,,.,.
Starters Betting 81. llitln
Lizzie, 30 tShcedyI ..,......,.....l6-i
There was very little betting on this
race. The books laid odds on the time,
under and over i.57. The odds We're to
., and take your choice.
Lizzie led on sufference to the 81, eteh.
Then Banquet strobe over her and won
easily by a length Time-l.56 3-A.
Mutuels paid SOS.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: for three ear-olds and upward
solliag. ons mile IND u sisisenth.
Starteu Betting St MT Fin.
bon Aion.o, lig ,simsl.... - out u
Tom skidmcre laa tM Derp ~ T.; q g'hs
Don Alonzo vent wide ON every turn.
Addie cut out the running, followed by
Tom Skidmore. Don Alonzo made up
the ground lost on the first turn and,
catching the pacemakers quarter from
home, went to the front AMI won hands
down, by u length from Tom skidmore,
who. logged out. beat Addle length
Mutusls paid: Straight. $3.50; place.
SECS. Tom Skidmore paid s2.D6, place.
SIXTH RACE
purs. x5pO far foil yea .olIs and inward. sell
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LEON B. SMITH ACQUITTED.
Jury Finds Him Not Guilty of Lar
ccny.

Leon D. Smith, the New York general
agent for the Tropical Cocoanut Com
pany, of Boston, charged with appro-
priatng the funds OF his company to
his own use, was acquitted by Jury
In Part l. OF the Court Of General SEES
sions this afternoon.
The trial was begun yesterday morn
ing. In April last Smith was sent n
$500 check, with which to pay a number
or girl canNassers of the Company Til"
cOmplainant alleges that he diverted
So or the sum to his own use.
smith on the stand to-day proved to
the contrary.
1t was rumored that the Tropical Co
Coanut Company would apply at tho
TonbS Police Court for a warrant tu.
Smiths re-arrest upon another charge
OF larceny.
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PRENOERCAST
IS HANGED.
Carter Harri,on's Assassin Is
Brought At Last to
The GallOVS.
PROMISED TO MAKE 4 SPEECH
But When the Last Moment
Game He Died Without
Saying q Word.
DROP FELL JUST BEFORE NOON.
Story Of Prendersast, His Notions,
His CT me and His
Victim.
DROP FELL JUST BEFORE NOON.
by Associated Prsss.)

CHICAGO, July 13-Patrick Eugene
Prendergast, the assassin, who killed
Carter Harrison, Mayor Of Chicago, in
October last, was hanged at the Cook
County Jail to-day.
The drop fell at ll,ss (New York time.
124s).
The murderer had said he would die
game" and he kept his word.
Prendergasts neck was apparently
broken.
The march to the sallows began ~
He.
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RESULTS AT FLUSHING.
Special to Tn. Evening worldJ

RACE TRACK, FLUSHING, July "a
The results of the racing here to-day
we're as follows:
First Race-Half a mile.-Won b. Re
ella m alton geiding, Flyaway was second
and Juliet was third. Time-O52 2.
Second Rscs-Six furlongs.-W by
May D. Carracus was second aud Frank
c. third. Time 20 IL.
Third Race Five furlongs. Won by
Lumberman; Perrier Jouet was second
and Fan King third. Tima-l ~
Fourth Race-Five furlongs.-Won by
lin Corbett; Roger was second and
VaIdee third. Time--l.O6
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WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
Contribution, an i 10 I Shot, Cap
lures the second Event.

WASHINGTON PARK. CHICAGO,
July l3.-Although no stake event was
down on the card, six very We'll filled
races were decided at the track this
afternoon. The feature of the day was
the mile race. The results are rs fol-
lows.
Ace Q to 6 and To s; Miss Alice. to 8
for place was second; Linseed third
Tlme-10o.
Second Race--SiN furlongs. Won by
Contribution, to ana t. !; Miss
Knott, even for place, was second, De
ceit third Tme-l.l5.
Third RlCe-OEe mile and seventy
yards.-Won by Semper Lex, to | and
10 /: Marcel, s to / for place, was sec
ond; Koko third Time AZ -.
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Alleged Nobieman CooL Held.

Henry Cook the rsputed English nobieman
with many aliases, who was arrested on ruesday
for sending a forged letter to August belmont as
Chairman Of the Louisville and Nashville Raj,
road for passes, Was held Tor trial in the Tomb.
Police Court this afternoon.
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gathered about the entrance and were
shouting:
here you are, all about the pool.
room in Broadway. Evening World.
Here's the place
Many persons bought papers, read the
article, saw that they were In front .!
the place mentioned In the story, and
then they told newcomers what II was
all about. Sdon there was such u crowd
about the doors that passers-by had 10
do lot of squeezing to make any prog
yess through the throng,
The neWsboyS We're soon sold out, and
went to get more papers.
Some of the spectators went into
Millsr's back room to yet look at the
pool-room. They saw the men at work
The evening world., 1894-07-13
mid THE STRIkERS Nellie A WIN Story Sunday We
floor. stamped on II and then began to

swea-
When he had become IL trifc cooler
he ordered his employees to move the
tab!cs out Of the pool-room and an
nounced mat there would he no business
done In the place to-day His friends
and the loungers In the saloon had In
Well, ] guess the jig is up" one OF
them remarked.
Yes" replied his companion, 1.-THE
game will be pulled " they don't stop"
The men heard commotion In the
ST rect and went out to sec what was
going on. A crowd Of newshoys had
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PlTTSuURG WINS.
Wards Hoys Beins Buried tRdcr
by the smoky city boys.

PlTTSBCR G, July l3.-The Giants,
from Gotham and the Pirates, OF this
city, played the second game of the
pre- series this afternoon. Wester-
Welt and Farrell were put in as the bat
,ery for New York, while Ehret and
Ma X did the honoIs for Pttsburg. I'M
pire-Mr. Emslie.
SCORE ny INNINGS
New York . % q o u u 90
Pntsburs ...... 4 3 90 10
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CRICKET AT NEW ROCHELLE.
shnmrocks Win After n Finely Con-
tested Game.

The Shamrock Cricket Club and the
New Rochelle Cricket club played a
game yesterday on the grounds of the
latter club CAPT. James Bergen man
iged the Shanro X eleven and Nj h Ell
Bartnett was captain of the other ?. lC,
'rter we'll Cuntestv | game, In which
l02 runs were made, the New Rochell,
,rickcters were defeated by fourteen
points.
The Shamrocks' HEADQUARTERS are at
80 Mechanic street, New Rochelle, and
Secretary Kelly invites challenges from
any cr!cketcra in thu state.
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FLUSHING ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. FLUSHING, July l..
Following are the entries add probable
starters for Saturdays races.
FIR, Racv -Sx '4rungs.Ila columbus.
amttrmAu. Phonosraph. CuasWau FVre,' belle
oL flvsh'rs N,rdre, NiI,.I' ~ Id t-,h.
~. "a; Mlsh Pun, Belle lN7 spcndthyit
oh. nae Hood seliiuF Frolic, loo "trh, 81
ma. le4 irene, l03, Nitrun y5it. Crl'Iicss lu,
ni~i Race Five fur1opgs congress. Hen
iepen seldlng Gold pIsseg oxford, iapps
bought, isl each, ~. Chamber Excelsior
Match Charm, vsrbia, li' each: sprinkle, los
Juliet. SO ID.
Fourth Race One mile,--Mirsge. vandyks
omprador, Samaritan. DrizIls, lis each DAY
oreak, Lou RhslL Romeo, ITO ID, each.
sinh Rass.-six sad a halt turlonss. -McCoI'
McLssShiia Laass. Tsssl0vs vsTtsx. III ID
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Champion FuIford Acquitted.
BY Associated Press. }

INDIANAPOLIS July ia.--Edward Fulford. the
champion wing shot OF the world, was to-day he
quilted by a Jury Of the charge Of snbsIzlement
from the LOGS Distance Telephone Company, Of
which Fuford was minor ofhniAl Fulford vas
acquitted Of Jury brtbinS several weeks ago. the
case sprnsinS from the present one.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
CABLE CARS BLOCKED.
Hot Boa Caused IL Deid III
NinuIsH.

Minutes. I'd
The middle section of the I 70 of the
Iarl Avenue Gable Car line was
stopped Tor thirty minutes this after
aeon, and ali the cars were stalled from
Ninth street down TO the City Hall.
The mischief was caused by the over
heating OF one OF the iron boxes in the
conduit in which the shaft of pulley,
supporting the cable, revolves.
Water was poured ON the box until II
became cool and then traffic was re-
sumed.
The hot box was discovered at 40
o clock. and a message was at once sent
to the pQwer-house. to stop the engines
The evening world., 1894-07-13
KENTUCKY OUT OF CASH.
FrnnLfort Reports that Payments
Are Suspended.

(By AssOclAteh TTttsJ
FRANKFORT, Ky, July H. - Tn
State is out of cash.
Payments have been suspended.
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH
July 49, The entries for tomorrow
races are as follows
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Robbed hi. Parents and Fled.
tspecisl to The Evening worldJ

NEwARK, " j.. July - james Farley.
twelve years old. broke open bureau drawer at
his parents' home, IS Merchant street. Yesterday
ami decamped with $50 In BILLS, which he found
there He had been heard talking with chum
about going TO Scotland, and ms parents thlnk
h. might have started for that country. A gen.
eral alarm has been sent out
The evening world., 1894-07-13

" YOU propose to make drinking your whole
business, IL + wonderful how hort aud uneless
YOU can make your lie. wnte Manager, 20
West Thirty. fourth street
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FIRST RACE.

The finish in the summary IL the OH
cial placing by the judges. II Is not cor
rect. however. Avon jumped away /
front, and attended by Inira, made the
pace To the far turn, where War Rome
who got away poorly, Joined Them. l..
h. stretch lndra went 70 the front ana
Avon, who beat Half Mine a head ~
the place. War Rpunet Was fourth,
.ength behind Half Mine, bur the judge
ylacei him second and Avon third. Tim,
I "a.
Mutuels paid: straight, ,i0lJ; place,
Sa6; third, N.05. War Bonnet paid
Pace. iS.7b, third, $50. Avon paid SiS
third. ...
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The Hoodoo was Handicapped three
minutes and ten seconds. In crossing,
Adelaide, sailed by Commodore Doug
lass and DR.. Woodbury., fouled Flirt,
sailed by John Lovejoy. Elirt and Min-
netuuka were both reefed and as they
stood Off ~ Mat.incock they presented
"rctty picture, At Mattincock the time
vas as follow,
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Other sporting News will be found
on Pages , aud q.
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Wernberg set clipping pace ana bel,
his lead until well into the haCkstretCh
where he fell back, beaten. Star Atcres.
then showed IN front, but wac sooI
passed by l.azzarone, who led the way
The latter went to the front in a..
stretch and won a good race by tw,
lengths from l.aZzarone. who was tel
lengths in front OF bauntless. Time
las
Mutuels paid: Straight. IS 40 place
81 65; third. s2.+5, LazZarone paid: Place
SEQ: third, $50. Daurtless paid I'll
third,
THIRD RACE.
Purse, $500, for thres-year-ods selling; Ave fur.
longs
starters. Bettnt 81. Huf FIN
raasrsa. ips lHamiitOn).,. y, ~ ~
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r,os. n. c.BLEs SEASIDE HOUSE,

Excellent ithode is and ,lamhaHe every Thurs,
Az ssinr,isy and sunday. s1,H special rates
\" nariies' line fish dinner daily, 100
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ASSASSlN'S LAST MORNING.

Prendergast Hose Early and Ate
Two Good Meals.
CBy Associated Prsssl "
CHICAGO. July a. = Within the
gloomy whitened walls of Cook County
Jail to-day all was bustle. confusion
and suppressed excitement az the time
lCvat,nued ON .SysaM Psesl
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Mr.. Sass won; I.ifeboat was second
and Chief Justice third. Time. Ia.
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Purse, 5000 for -four year.ois and upward, sell
Ing: ono mile.
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lCvas,Nusd On Ssvsnsh Pses)