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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
William Lamphrey Severely Injured
at Folsom Yesterday.

az IOISOH eSL0tuays
While assisting in loading some heavy
freight upon f1at-car at Folsom yester-
day morning an accident happened to
William Lamphrey, the baggage master
of the Placerville passenger train, which
will be apt to confine him to his home for
several days, if not for weeks.
1t seems elost his footing and fell from
the car to the ground, his head and back
coming in contact with the rails The fall
was so severe that be was picked up in an
insensible condition.
He was brought here on the return trip
OF the train and at once received the best
of medical treatment. The first report OF
the accident was to the effect that his in
juries were of a dangerous character. but
this fortunately is not the case. they
are painful, but if no unforeseen compli-
cations arise he will pull through all
right.
Billy" as he is Familiarity known. has
been connected with the Placerville road
for some twenty years, and every man,
woman and child along the road land al
both ends of it, is his friend. If theil
good wishes avail anything. he will soor
be at his post of duty as smiling anG
genial as of yore.
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DIR. POWERS LECTURE
Before the Museum Association TIL
Evening.

DR.. Henry darcy Power lectures be-
fore the Museum Association at the art
gallery this evening, on "Glimpses of
Civilization at Periods of One Thousand
Years." The lecture will be illustrated
by drawings and charts. 1t is one of the
regular monthly series of the association
lectures. and is free to the public. The
annual meeting of the association will be
held this evening and election of directors
had.
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uneventfnl session.

James Fox was arraigned in the Police
Court yesterday for battery on Manuel
Dubois. There was a wide discrepancy
in the testimony of the two men, but the
court found him guilty and fined him
81 90.
Jennie Johnson. charged with exhibit
ing, forfeited her deposit
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Under Advisement.

The case of J. D. Tate VS.. f. W. Fratt
for damages growing out of the latter
having used a division wall on which tC
erect a second story to his building at 30S
street, has been argued and submitted
in Judge Johnson's court.
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Release of Mortpape.

Governor Markham has signed par
tial release of mortgage from n. z. Chip
man TO the Regents of the State Uni
versity, releasing go acres of land in
Tehama County.
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The genuine Angostura Bitters cure
indigestion and restore the appetite.
Manufactured only by DR.. j. G. 3. Sieg-
ert Il Sons, sole manufacturers
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New Citizens.

In Judge Johnson's court Yesterday
Antonio Vincente Pereira, native of the
Azores Islands, and Jacob koehler, a na-
tive of Germany, were admitted to citi-
Zenship.
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Iln1nera, Heena, 4itr11bhern. /.
CLEVELAND SICK

OF THE HAWAIIAN CONTROVERSY; {;
" but he does not feel so COM spletely de-
moralized as the fruit-grower who finds when
his trees commence to bear that they are not
the variety he thought he had purchased. 1t
makes great difference with the length OF
your iace whether YOU have a strain of fruit
requires considerable diplomacy to work Oft
at 80 cents per box; for, like cows, cooks and
coffee, all are not equally desirable To get
the finest strain of trees, true to name send
your orders to the Sacramento River Nursery
Company of Walnut Grove, Sacramento
County. who are located in the heart of one of
the Oldest fruit belts of California which pro-
duces at least 500 carloads annually and
where the finest and most profitable strains of
fruit are grown, They not only guarantee
their trees true TO name but growing them
upon fertile river bottom land, without ex-
pensive irrigation, can afford to sell them ut
one-half the price charged by less favorably
located nurseries, and they make terms that
will suit you, no matter how hard you were
squeezed by the financial cyclone Of 1898.
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Shigaken. Osaka, claims to have dwarf
Sc years old who is only seventeen inches
in hight
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There are 10000 suicides yearly and
increasing.
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REDUCED RATES TO CHICAGO

DY JUDSON & co. SELECT EXCURSION.
ID delightful scenic route. Wonders of the
Rocky Mountains on line OF d. and X. G. H.
Address TUCSON q co, COS WaTtet street
San Francisco. or call on c. !. FILLS. ag mt
s. p. Co t2snrq7rl~ l~-,to
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THE SHOOTING SEASON Iss 20 -
/ at hand. Come and make NAF
your pick from HENRY Eek xA 1slSsE
HARDT'S new invoice OF HAM &SsSN
mer and Hammerless Guns from - w y
all the best makers. New lot of Shooting
Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian. Gnns
choke bored. stocks bent and repairing on
guns and rifles speciality. Send for prles
list. No. 523 K street,
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
l California, County OF sacramento. IN the
matter of the estate of THOMAS PORTER,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that FRI
DAY. the eth day OF March, 1894, at 10
O'Clock 4. N of said day, and the courtroom
Of said cclrt, at the Courthouse in the City Of
sacramento, County of Sacramento, and State
OF California, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will Of said Thomas
Porter, deceased, and for hearing the appica-
ton OF Mary A. Porter for the ISSUANCE to her
of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this 26th day of February. S98.
SEAL. w. Il. HAMILTON, Clerk
By +. j. HEINTZ. Deputy Clerk
DRIVER & SIMS, Attorneys for Petitioner.
10
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF B. b.
IN BROWN, insolvent-Those having claims
against the above viii present them within
ten days from date TO the undersigned.
EDWIN X. ALSIP, Assignee
SacraInentO. February ID 1904 fn26-lOt
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DEAD HEAT AT AQUEOUCT.
On the Run-OT Garnet Colt Easily
Beats Sentinel.
Especial to The Evening World

RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Oct g.
There was a good crowd here to-day to
witness the running off of good card.
All of the races filled well and gave
promise of excellent sport. Twelve
bookmakers did business in the ring.
The results:
First Race-Selling: six and half
furlongs.--To "A good start Verbia. 80
CIV Morris) took the lead and held 1t
to the wire. winning by three lengths.
Woodchopper, ll6 "a. Carter, was sec
80 tFrench), third. Time-l.2S.
Zelita filly also ran.
Betting: Verbia. 5 to l and s to 8;
Woodchorper. | to and out: Gen. Cor
don, to and 3 to b.
Second Race-Selling; six furlongs.-
They got away in bunch. Juliet, lO2
won by a nose. Beigravia. lO3 Andrews),
Was second by length, and Cremona,
l0l (Scanlon), third, Time--l.2l l-2
condo, Judge Gleason and Magazine
Betting Juliet, ? to and to 2; Bel
gravia, 10 and to /; Cremona, to
Third Race-sell!ng; four and n half
furlongs,-My Girl, i'll .CFitzsimmons),
got length the best of the start and
led AL the way, winning by three
was second. and DR.. Hrlmuth, l0l dom
ovan), third. Time 90 l-2.
Columbus. Jolly Joe and Refraction
gelung also ran
Betting; My Girl. to 5 and out,
Cherokee Rose, 90 TO ! and s TO j. DR.,
Helmuth, TO / and even.
Fourth RaCe-SelllnG; four and half
furlongs. -Bille, Doux colt, lls (scanlon),
won by half a length In driving finish.
Alanthracite, 80 Davis), was second,
and Fagot l04 tSeibeD, third. Time
O.59.
Gloriana and DE Courcey also ran.
Betting-Billet DouX colt, even and
out; Alanthraclte, to and 3 to .,
Fagot even, third.
When Billet Doux colts number was
hostel an angry crowd surrounded the
judges stand and yelled for Alanthra-
cite. From the stand II looked AS
though Alanthracite had won by a good
half length. and the judges may have
got the numbers mixed.
Fifth RaCe-Four and half fur
l. ngs.-To a good start Baby d. led until
ell into the stretch, where Sentinel, ~
(GranO, and Garnett colt, III Ransom),
came through. and the judges made IT a
third. Ii was decided to run the dead
heat OFF. Time-lGO IA.
Betting Sentinel to l ana even,
GarnJett colt. to and to ); Hopper.
. 10 and even.
Hamilton. Bshv D., Elizabeth hlly and
l.. i. d. also ran.
on the run-on, Garnett colt, III NtRn-
sem, 3 TO D. won easily. Time--l,9.
sixth Race-SiX furloHgs Won by
Jim Mclaughlin to .; Pantata Oen-
nngsD, TO and 3 to 5. was second,
and wilkins IF. Afford, 10 TO ! and to
l, was third. Time-l2.
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The Xxx. had previously met In Sc
cret session In the Chamber OF Com
merce Building and agreed to present
the following ticket for the considera-
ton of the organizations whose indorse-
ment it has been seeking:
For Mayor-Col. william L. Strong.
For Recorder-John w Con.
For Judg. OF Superior Court-Henry
r Beekman.
For Sheriff-Otto Kempner
For President Of the Board OF Alder
men--t!x Justice f. j. Jero.oman.
For Coroners go Drs. Hoeber and
O'MeagAer.
The State Democracy Conference Com
mittee had also held II meeting at Cooper
Union, at which William Il Grace pre-
sided. No action was taken, except to
decide upon a plan which should govern
the action OF the organization in the
general conference with the Committee
Of Seventy This plan Mr.. Grace refused
10 disclose to renorters. telling them to
attend the conference and see for them
selves whR. II was
CHARLES c. BEAMAN PRESIDES.
Some Of the delegates to the confer
cnce were late in arriving, and It was
lust 425 =. NJ. when Charles c. Bea-
man, who presided at last nights meet
ing called the body to order John
Faure acted as secretary.
\ few minutes before that time Mr..
Grace and his following came in in a
body. 1t WAS reported then that should
Democrat not b. nominated for Mayor
the Gra ce- Fairchlld people would bolt.
Mr. Beaman made speech to the con-
ference and was cvidehtly very nervous.
After making a plea for harmony he
said he had letter from Mir, Con. The
letter, which he read, was addressed
Charles T.. Belman, Chairman OF the
Conference Committee" Z was as
follows:
JOHN w. GOFFS LETTER,
Dear sir--To be recommended by
such important bodies OF cItisens as
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lATONlA RESULTS.

LATONIA Oct. 5.--The races here to-
day resulted as follows:
First Race--Seven furlongs.-Won by
Bankers Daughter, to ! and 6 to s..
contest second, 10 to | place. and Pop
Nicely third. Time-l. 20 81
Second Race-One mile.-Won by
Whitney, to s and out Michael second
L. to place, and Harry Weldon third
Time-l.44 l-2.
Third Race-Five furlongs Won by
Lady Diamond, 4 to 5 and to s. Lily
OF the West. TO for place. was sec
Fourth Race-One mile and one-eighth
Won by Semper Lex, 3 to and out !;
Henry Jenkins second, to | place !;
King Charlie third. Time-1.56 81.
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TR0TTING AT PIMLICO.
Fifteen starters in the 2.24 Class,
with Money Divided 10 Five.
CBy Associated Press.

PIMLICO RACE TRACK, BALTI-
MORE oct. 5.-A beautiful day graced
the third days racing at Pimlico Heavy
rain deluged the track last night but
despite this fact 1t was in good shape
post.
The 22i class brought fifteen to the
post. Money divided on Nellie D., Rock
burn, Electric Coin, Algonquin and
Robert NJ. Taylor.
Eleven went to the post in the Ell
class. Money split on Happy Lady,
Johnny Golddust. James l.. and orange
Chief.
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The nominating conference Of the
Committee of Seventy and committees
from the various anti-Tammany organi-
cations began its session in the United
Charities Building, Twenty-thlrd street
and Fourth avenue. soon after 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
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Daniel Hickey Of Willow street Brooklyn
was held for trial In Essex Market Court to-day
He spranE onto truck which was standing
in front Of "a Allen street yesterday afternoon
and drove on. lie got about a block before he
was captured, Samuel Bremen the owner OF
the horse and truck. living al lts Suffolk street
Vas the complainant against hm Hickey
for 4 Joke.
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Lord Harry went to the front and led
to the half, where he broke down. West
Park then took the lead and piloted the
| way to the stretch where Marshall
| lis IA.
Mutuels paid: Marshall, $2.75; Pulitzer.
$40; West Park, SO rs.
FIFTH RACE.
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Even Weight was the first to show,
but gave way to Conductor insolvency
at the head of the stretch. He led all
the way and won after hard drive by
head Time-l.lS "a
Mutuels paid: insolvency, 50. O5; Dark
ness, $40; Void, $2.65.
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NARRAGANSETT RESULTS.
My GSps stole u March ON Wcrn-
berg In the First Race.

ISHe0IaT 70 The ENcn70F W0rTI'
RACE TRACK, NARRAGANSETT
PARK, oct. 5,-Thc fourth day of The
Narraganseu Park Associate II meeting
was ushered in under ve'y suspicious cir
cumstances, The day was halmy and
crisp. and that. together with much
improved card over the past few days.
was incentive enough to draw the
largest crowd OF the meeting So far
TO the course
New horses are constantly arriving
from both New York and the West
Among the latest is the stable OF Dan
HONG, who got in to-day from Latonia
Secretary Salmon has prepared fine
card for tomorrow.
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Other sporting n ws will be found
ON Pages > and 7.
TO-MORROW'S BIG RACE.
The Three Cracks 10 Meet at Morris
Park ms Announced.

RACE TRACK, MORRIS Park, Oct.
5.-The special race between Domino,
Henry of Navarro and Clifford, Will take
place at Morris p X tomorrow, Sltur-
day, as originally announced.
Ii was feared yesterday that Byron
to face the starter, as il was said he had
gone back N his work.
The track was drying out fast to-day.
and there was every indication that II
would be In fine condition for the GTeaa
contest
The race will undoubtedly he witnessed
by many thousand race-goers from all
over the country,
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trump was the first to show. hut soon
gave way to the favorite. who was sim
ply Cantcring home. The boy on Wern-
berg, however didn't see My Gyps, WAC
came up on the outside, and when he was
caught II was too late. Timemlll -
Mutuels paid My Gyps. $L25; Wern-
berg. 81 so: Berwyn s325
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after the start, and was never caught,
winning easily by two lengths from
Maid Marian, who was second through
out. Lady Violet came fast at the fin
ish and got third place, half length
behind Maid Marian. Time-O5S IA
Mutuels paid Straight, slGGO; place.
1858; third, s7.S5. Maid Marian paid:
Place, $3.50 third, SliSO. Lady Violet
paid Sll25. third.
SIXTH RACE
Sweepstakes Of SIS each. with ST. 900 added
for all ages: selling; six furlongs.
Starters. betting. ST. Hi Fin.
Little billy lO4 tReln) .... $50 out i q II
Old Dominion, lOa (Midgley) IL 6-5 3 %
Gold Dollar l0i tSims)..... 90 even 30 q
Trevelyan lO2 Penn)......2O-l al b in
Rosa H., 1Oi Carter d. .40.l ST.
They ran closely punched to the last
furlong. Little Billy and Old Dominion
then drew away and finished in that
order, Little Billy winning easily by a
length: Gold Dollar was third. Time
LII Ia.
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BELLE OF FERMOY WINS.
Takes the First in GniIop ut
MuSpeth.
Especial to The Evening World

RACE TRACK, MASPETH, Oct. g.
A good programme had been arranged
for this afternoon. but the blue pencil
played such a prominent part that the
fourth race was ruined and 1t had to be
declared off new race was substi-
tuted
The track was in bad condition. being
heavy and scticky. At to-day's drawing
fifteen books went on. The weather was
quite chilly, yet about 1850 persons were
present.
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+ u BUUW sVaII fTlg ImmeVIAIeIY
ed TO the front and piloted the field
ne Mill, with Hornplpe and Galllce
At the water tower Hornpipe
INTO the lead and showed the way
~ down the stretch. Suddenly Midg-
ICY shot Rubicon out OF the bunch, and
everhauling the leader drew away and
'Von easily by two lengths
Declare and Harrington came with a
usn IN the last furlong, and after
neci., Time-2.Og "a
mntuels paid Straight, E4O,35; place.
+1'50i third, S2,l0 Declare pGiI: I.HCe.
I65 third.
FIFTH RACE
Ist ail-Aged serial handicap, n handicap for
ages guaranteed cash value, s., 900 i've fur
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1t was simply canter for the favor
lite. He lay well back until the half
when he took the lead and was never
headed, winning by six lengths Time,
Ia 1-2.
Mutuels paid. Joe Ripley. $2.45; Clarus,
$3.50: Dwight. 81 SIS.
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FINST nm
Five furlOnRs.

b lie of Fermoy rushed to the front
running, ", in a gallop by three
lengths. Paragon was second, beating
Bon Voyage three lengths for the place.
Iime-l OS "A
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SIC ,OND RACE


Lady Richmond made all the running
to the head of the stretch, where she
ran wide. and Hermanita came away
and won handily. Lady Richmond got
the place easily. Time-l.05
Mutuels paid: Hermanita, SALE; Lady
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40 TO | SHOT AT
MORRIS PARK.
Warlike Badly UpSetS the
Talent by Winning the
Second Event.
FIVE FINISH IN A BUNCH.
Brambaletta Filly, April Fool,
Tuscan, Luoania and Chicot
Heads Apart
BRIGHT PHOEBUS'S ALBANY.
Rubicon Wins the Jersme Handicap
and the alleged Serial Goes
to GIenmoyne.
BRIGHT PHOEBUS'S ALBANY.
Special to The Evening WORLDLY

RACE TRACK. MORRIS PARK, Oct
6.-This was the opening day of the
Fall meeting OF the New York Jockey
Club. and with the end of this meeting
the racing season in this State closes
for 1894.
That the change from the old saddle
bags course at Jerome Park was well
come was fully demonstrated by the at
tendance. The gigantic grand stand was
comforrs bly, filed there being an un-
usually large sprinkling of the fair sex
present
The weather was perfect for the
sport. The track was still soft and
sticky from the recent rains, but as
the day wore on 1t dried out perceptibly,
especially in the stretch.
The opening race resulted in a rattllng
drive, the first five horses finishing
abreast. Truepenny was n hot favorte:
but was never in the, hunt. The field
close order all the way, Tuscan having
slight advantage, with Lucania. Janet
lilly. The Swain and April Fool next,
bnnclied.
In the last few jumps Griffin shot
Brambaletta flly out, and won In a hard
drive by head. April Fool. Tuscan,
Iucania and Chicot were next in the
The second race resulted in another
big upset. Beansey was a 8 to l on
favorite, but the best he could do was
20 TO shot. who led from start to finish
and won easily by length and half.
Bright Phoebus won the Albany Stakes
easily. There was some delay at the
got away in front When well down the
straight Taral rushed Bright Phoebus
to the front, and won in a canter by
four lengths.
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Norway broke IN front and showed the
way until Strengthened out in the back
stretch. where Ferona IL. illy passed
him. She Sas never afterwards headed
and won driving by a LEM /. Norway
wa. second three lengths be IRE Canada
Jack. Time-O.59 IA.
THIRD RACE.
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COL. STROUD PLACED IN NOMINA
TION.

Then Mr. Beaman read reso-
luton that had been adopted by
the Committee OF LINN. saying
that It was the sense Of the Committee
that the head Of the ticket should be a
Republican, provided that he will ac-
cept the platform adopted by the Com
mlttee
Mr.. Beaman then placed Col. Strong in
nomination Continuing, he said that
the Committee had concluded to nom nate
other candidates, and he then named
the rest Of the ticket.
col Bliss asked II that was the unan-
mous decision of the Committee Mr.
Beaman answered trat 1t was.
lie then took occasion to throw down
the gage Of battle to the various dee
cations. said he:
A BOLD ANNOUNCEMENT.
The whole Committee intends to fight
for its ticket, regardless what any organ
liza ,ion NAV do"
lie said II had better be shown al
once how many citizens there are In
New York who want good government
Col, Strong, he said. would not ac.
cept unless the rest Of the ticket was
nominated,
THE thing We have done is the thing
NJ to be done" he said, and II you re-
ject this man, you must assume the re
sponsibili,Y yourselves"
Then IA, added: You know the man,
John W, Com, whom you all wanted
last night, says to you tonight that
Strong Is the man.
Before your convention votes to
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The Held ran closely punched all the
way, with Tuscan showing slightly in
fro ut In the last few jumps Griffin
bunch and won by head from April
Fool, who came with a rush at the
end, Tuscan finished third. a neck
away. Time-1.l4l-4.
Mutuels paid: Straight $3.50; place,
Bliss; third. s20.55 April Fool paid:
Place, IS; third. $3.50. Tuscan paid
$3.50 third,
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Pacific Coast Vine Co., SAP BreadM,iy,
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For entries for to-night's and
tO-mOrrow's races see seventh pnpe
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SIXTH RACE.

The. race was won by Harlem
Laughing Water beat Argyle III. for
the place Time-052 3.4.
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the New York State Democracy and
the German American Union, and to be
nominated by the Committee Of Xxx, as
their candidate for Mayor Is an honor
of which / am deeply sensible, and beg
to express through you to my fellow
citizens my grateful acknowledgment
THE nomination has not been sought
or deserved by me. and while under GER
tain conditions an emergency might
arise when the call OF my fellow citizens
would be tantamount to command
which | would be bound 30 obey, even at
the sacrifice OF personal inclination. my
duty now is to decline the honor.
Generous and kindly treatment have
received from the Committee OF LNX.
and from the de legates of the various
bodies represented at the conference,
and with whom and all OF them | make
the earnest plea to use every effort to
effect a solid union.
Honesty, decenCy and patriotism de-
mand that in the pending struggle for
the redemption OF our city from the rule
OF the reckless, we should stand united
Division Is defeat 1t will dishearten the
men who have been fighting the battle
OF the people. and destroy a most favor
able opportunity to strike telling blow
for honest government.
ION the other hand, union will inspire
the peOpl with the confidence OF an as
sured victory. to obtain which none will
work more devotedly than your ODE
dent servant. JOHN W. GOFF"
The letter was greeted with loud APP
plause.
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IIO"1VUHy GOT away HTst, but lmmeHl-
Icy cropped back, Monaco taking the
~. ite showed the way until well
PoWn the straight. where Bright Phoe-
rs came on and won In canter. by
to1r lengths. Shadow Dance colt was
second. length and a half before
Monaco. Time-1.l2 liz
!. Hntuels paid: Straight, $3.50: place.
a; third, s555. Shadow Dance colt
IA: Place. 5000; third, $3.50. Monaco
M 500 third
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ome Handicap for three-year-ol sweep
OF 700 each. with $4,000 added; one mile
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Lidgerwood led from start to finish
and won in a gnllop by two lengths
from Contralto colt, who was a head
before May Il. Time-1.5S
The fourth race was won by Caroven
with Callsta second and Jack Wynne
third
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-05

Flushing rushed to the front in the
end. winning easily by length and a
half from Red Cross, who finished the
same distance in front of Blackjack
Time. % l-2.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-05
FIFTH RACE

aieNmoyne rushed to the front soon