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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-24
MORGANFIELD THE MAN.
Scarcely Any Room Left to Doub,
His Identity.

His Identity.
Washington, Oct. 23.--The relationship
between Morganfield and Searcy, the
Aqui Creek robbers, was further estab-
Hshed today when a photograph Of Nor
ganfield, received from the chief of po-
lice of Cincinnati was shown the pro-
prietor. of the lodging house where they
stopped in this city. The proprietor
promptly identified Morganfield's picture
as that of the man who was at nis place
with Searcy, whom he had previously
identified.
noIyned 9a 60, " wH Ie cue W. ne. zen
picture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-24
KNIGHTS on PROTECTION.
The New National Patriotic Order to
BE Formed.

Baltimore, Oct. 23.-There was in
corporated today in this city new
national patriotic order named Ameri-
can Knights of Protection, founded up
on what the incorporators and their
associates contend are the broad prin-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-24
SEVERAL EUROPEANS
SERVED IN THU FIGHT.
Two, at Least, Allied with the
Chinese Forces, Were
Killed.
BATTLE WAS PLANNED
WITH GREAT CARE.
ADMIRAL ITO ACTED WITH CALM
NESS THROUGHOUT.

Japanese warships Cruising on the
shan Tang Promontory, the IN
tention Being to Wayiay Chrnese
Nnrships-Coreau Embassy mr.
riyes at Hiroshima, and Are
Warmly welcomed BY the Mfkado
The diamond drill., 1894-08-25

To the Circuit Court for the County OF Iron In
Chancsry:
The petition of Roscoe D. Dix Auditor General OF the
State OF Michigan for and Ia behalf of said State
spectuy shows that the list OF lands hereinafter
forth and marked Schedule contains description
of all lands Ia said County Of Iron upon which
xo- assessed for the mentioned therein and
which returned delinquent for non-payment
and which have been paid together with
the total amodnt OF such taxes with interest computed
thereon 10 tho time xed for sale aud collection fee
provided by law and the of advertising and other
expenses Of sale Of each OF said parcels Of land.
Your petitioner further shows ~ the Court that said
lands returned To the Auditor General under the
provisons Of Act 26 of the Public Acts 81 1885, den
respectively, aud that said taxes remain unpaid
fOur petitioner further shows aud that the taxes
interest collection fee and of advertising and
expenees Of sale set forth in said Schedule A,
valid lien the several parcels OF land described in
said schedule.
Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes on
said described lands have remained unpaid for more
than one after they returned delinquent
and tho said not having beeu paid ths
being now due and remaining unpaid above set forth
petitioner decree In favor OF the State Of
Michigan against each OF said lands for the pay
ment of the several amounts OF taxes interest colec
on fec cost OF advertising and other expenses OF SALE
computed and extended in said schedule against the
eevera parcels OF land contained he and In default
extended against said lands each Of said parcels OF
land be sold for the amounts due thereon pro-
vtded by law, 90 pay the lien aforesaid.
And yOur petitioner will pray, etc.
ROSCOE D. DIX,
Auditor General OF the State Of Michigan.
for and In behalf OF said State.
The diamond drill., 1894-08-25
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. d.
COUNTY or lnON. 10


The Circuit Court for the County Iron Ia Chsneery
In The matter q the peti,on q Roscoe D. pn, Andi,
OF ssid State for the sale Of lands for
n reading and ding the petition Of the Auditor Con-
eral Of the State Of Mchean praying for decree In
favor % the state OF Michigan against each parcel Of
fed claimed be due for taxes interest and charges
each OF Land and that such lands be sold for the
It is ordsred that said pstition viii be brought
on for hearing and decree at the February term Of
o % eo state e' q sIesssn .% on the u. tS day
ct q February: A D. iss, a. the opening o .hs
In sush lands @ q c. amy part aOrso cesrns e
part thereof shall appear In ssd Court and file with
obstions thers On or bfors tho FIRST day Of the term
o. this Court above mentioned. ADD that IN default
will be taken aud entered prayed for In said petition
And IL is further ordered that In pursnancs of said
decree Of sale shall be made. will bs sod for tho
taxes, interest and charges thereon determined by
beginning at O'Clock said day the day
o. days sobseonent thereto as may be necessary 10 com
thereof at the Office OF the Comfy Treasurer at such
convenient place as shall be selected by him &C the
gan; and that the sale then ard thee made will be pub
separately exposed for sale fcr the total ntereet
and charges and the sale shall be made 10 the
amount charged against such parcel, aud saseptine
conveyance OF the smallest undivided fee simpk inter
several taxes and pay the balance thereof and take
conveyance OF less than the entire thereof then thu
whole parcel shall be- offered and sold II any parcel OF
land cannot be sold for taxes Interest aud charges such
parcel shall be- passed for the time being and shall
the succeeding day before the close Of the SALE be-
reoffered and II such second offer. during such
sale the cannot be sold for the amount aforesaid
the County Treasurer shall bid oil the In the
OF tho State.
Witness. the Hon. J. w. Stone Circuit Judge, and
the zeal OF said Circuit Court Of Iron county, this
(scaD J. W. STONE.
Circuit Judge.
Countereigned
w. j.. BROWN.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
DON ALDNZO.

+. NJ. During the trip n luncheon will
be served, and many glasses OF spark
ling wine will ge drank to the new boats
success, Among those who were on
board were:
Steamers. George Pelrce. Newport Superinte1d-
emit s A. Gardner, New York General Trahlc
Manager. G. $. Mellen. New Haven; Passenger
Trsfhc Manager, George l.. Conner. 'New Haven
General Passenger Agent. o. II. Taylor. New
York; General Freight Agent. {. Peter CLARK.
Boston: Comptroller. II. N. Kocherspcrg-r New
Haven: Treasurer. A. W. Adams. Boston. Audi
tor. Charles +, Conn. New Haven: Agents. Borien
& Lowell. New York: Frc'rh Agent. +, H.. Forbes.
Among the other guests were Samuel Putnam.
Rev. william T.. Brush. II. Stanley CongiOn,
Henery e. childs, John ", Mangan. Ii. G.
Goodrich. A. c. II. Nyland. W. W. SchenrI.
W. J. Arkeli. l.. +. De Klyn. A.. J. bentley.
G. O. 0oatkin, 3. q. Fairchild. j. Edward sim
mons, DR.. William McCleland, J, W. Smith.
w. C. Sturges. W. u. Whetmore. J. q. Heliis,
d. A Loomis. John II. Roach, r., Il. Mead.
Charles Roland, l., S. Davidson, Andrew no.
@. Bef6euberger Rober, Adrian. W. r. Cons,ock.
Cortlandt Williams, Gen: F. p. Earle. u. W.
Morrison. Charles L. S. Lennox, Capt. Brewster,
o. l. Van woert. Clinton Derling. II. H.
weatherspoon. F.. L. Robbins. r. L. GU.
dersle.ve. II. II. Brockway. +, c. Iarrott.
]. Msckville. DR.. MORGAN Morris. !. W. Stanton
Mrs Miles ard daughter, J. q. Harrison, j L.
wtman, W. |, Cornes md wife, II. Flaws. jr,
A. c. Kendall, r. X, Hair. Capt. simmons. e.
Capt. Anthony Allairo. II p Clark. james W,
Fuller. George Norton, Capt. q. W. Rand, Major
Kipp. T. q. Palmer, A. D. v. l!oneynan. +. L.
Roster and DIR. Senner.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
He KICKED BOTH BRUTALLY.
Mrs. Sullivan May Die from
Dennis's Assault.
She and Her Husband Lny as Dead
when an Omcer Arrived.

Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg. to-day held George
Dennis. OF IA Bedford avenue, without
bail, to await the result of injuries he
inflicted on Mrs. Harriettc Sullivan, who
IL in st. GATHERINGS Hospital In a Ian
gerous condition.
Dennis and Mrs. Sullivan lived In the
same house. and Mrs. sullivan. who
lives on the first floor, Is paid 81 Il
month by the landlord for lighting the
hall Lamp. Last night Dennis started to
light the lamp earlier than usual. and
Mrs. Sullivan objected.
Dennis, who was much under the in
fiuenCe of liquor, became angry. and
striking Mrs. Sullivan in the face
knocked her dowa. Then. II Is alleged,
Dennis kicked the woman in the face
with his heavy boots, breaking her jaw
In two places.
Mrs. Sullivan's husband Erappled with
Dennis, who knocked him down and
kicked him on the head, inticting sev,
,ral wounds,
When Policeman GillIgan arrived nus
band and wife were lying unconscious
side 10y side In the hallway, while Den
mis- was kicking them alternately, nnG
a big crowd was looking on.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
OFF Goes THE PRISCILLA.
The Floating Palace Starts on
Her Public Trial Trip.
1900 Guests of the Fall River Line
Are on Board.

The handsome new steamboat rris-
celia, Of the Fall River line, left her
pier at the foot of Murray street at II
A. NJ. to-day with about loo guests OF
the line aboard. to make her public
trial trip.
The guests began to arrive about 10
A. NJ, and were at liberty to inspect
the new floating palace before the start.
The vessel is the most magnificent OF
her kind afloat, and was at her best to-
day, the officers OF the line having made
special preparations for the trip.
The Priscilla will steam up the. Hudson
rs far as Yonkers and then down to
Sandy Hook, returning to her dock about
The evening world., 1894-06-21
DEATH OF E. P. lDE.
He Founded the John street Busi-
ness Mems Prayer Meeting.

Edwin p. lde, prominent in church
circles in Brooklyn. died ut his home,
E9 Macon street. yesterday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
night, and the remains will be inferred
In the cemetery at Probable. n. y,
Monday.
His death was caused by Il hemor-
rhage OF the brain. He was first taken
Ill about ten days ago, while in New
York. Although he had been confined
to his bed since that time his death
yesterday was unexpected.
Mr.; Ide was born forty-cirht years
ago In Wrcnthram. Mass. lie was for
merly the BROOKLYN agent for the
Equitable LIFE Assurance Company. but
resigned about two years ago. Since
then he had been connected with sew
eral trust companies and Sunday-sChool
societies.
He was a pillar Of Rev. DIR. Mcrcdith's
T0mpkins Ven Congregational
Church, and had charge OF the Park
e branch. He founded the John
Street Business Mems Prayer Meeting
in New York.
Mr.. Ide was q member OF the Royal
Arcanum. No. 67s. lie leaves a widow.
two sons n two daughters.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
THREE ROADS TO COMBINE.
Giant Consolidation of Southern
Carriers Planned.
DreXel, Morgan & Co. Said to BE
Engineering the Scheme.
UBy Associated PresS.)

(Dy Associated Press)
ATLANTA, June 2l.-Thcre nre indlca-
lions that by oct. ! there will be Il mann
moth consolidation of Southern railways,
the largest of the kind ever Consum-
mated in the South.
The consolidation will comprise three
great systems. with lines in eleven
Southern States Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida. Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana,
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The sale of the Richmond and Danville
contains the keynote, and DreXel, Nor
gan x Co. are the central figures. The
new company will comprise the Rich
mond and panville. the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia and the Cincinnati
Southern systems.
The Chesapeake ana ohio road will.
be very friendly to the organization.
Samuel spencer, II Is affirmed. viii
be the President Of the new system.
At the Office of prexcl. Morgan g. Co
IT was said that the hrn had no knowl
edge of the proposed deal.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

The interesting event at Shcepshead
Bay to-day is the Suburban. II IL the
iifth race on the card and viii be run
about 400 O'Clock. No doubt thousands
will shout themselves holrse In their en-
thusiasm for their favori'es. There are
an even dozen starters, and the race is
likely to be the best OF the season. One
may take every horse separately. and
after carefully STUDYING the conditions
and his form, annot say he has
no chance. The withdrawal OF clifford
AMI l~amplightcr marcel the race 10
some extent. but those left will furnish
u grand contest.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
BASEBALL CHAT.

Revelations were the order Of the day
at the Polo Grounds yesterday. The
two games with the Philadelphia
served to bring into the bright glare Of
the blazing June sun the marvellous
qualities of shorty" Fuller. shorty
had hitherto concealed his dlminutive
personality beneath "A bushel. But. ah!
no longer will the handsome little short
stop be permitted to trot around as
batkeepcr-in-chief for the Giants. lie
will get right into the field now and
cut as much grass as the rest of the
~bis-salaried players The enforced alb
sencc of Tot" Murphy from the field
ave shorty" the chance Of his life.
He had evidently been waiting for just
that chance, for he hoped, skipped and
Jumped into both James as II he had u
contract to defeat the Quakers alone
and unasSistcd.
capt. Ward evidently realizes that
Fuller, gagged by yesterdays remark
able work, Is n most desirable quantity
and should be retained in active work
continually, The delicate question
arises; as between Murphy and Fuller,
now would be Fuller, with Murphy GOV.
ering right field in place of Herman
who surely wouldn't object to a rest,
If John Montgomery has any compunc'
D tons as to transferring the Tot" from
his old and cherished position at short
why shouldn't he be thoroughly impair.
tlal and permit the midget to remain a
short, and assign Fuller to round W
things at and about second base?
Thu New Works must need be In the
strongest possible shape for their game.
to-day, tomorrow, and Saturday witt
been ~pegging at the leather in roya
fashion. and their gait has been &
steady and victorious one, sure. Til!
afternoons game IL at Eastern Park
to-morrow's at the Polo Grounds, anc
will be necessary for New York to walt;
away with all three James in this series
to pull out ahead of. the Bridegrooms u
the end of the week. The task Is {
pretty difficult one, to be sure. but !
the fates be kind and the Brooklyns al
but faint in tho field, the Giants may de
the trick.
Tommy Murray. OF the Patersons, VIII
was tried at short Yesterday by Manage
Irwin, OF the Phiadelphias, yesterday
VII scarcely do, Murray Is too "iogy'
may be obliged % keep him for a while
as his club IS well nigh disintegruted b.
sicknCss and accidents to players. Thos
laid off now are Allen, Clements, Thomp
son and Grady. Boyle is suffering wit
a sore knee. Taylor did not show up i
Il wasn't such a hard thing TO do up
the Quakers yesterday In both games.
Dad" Clarke is pitching clevert
enough to warrant his retention In tn
box. Now. II Capt. Ward would onl,
have q bit more confidence In Westervel
] and allow the boy 70 pitch his iimi
The evening world., 1894-06-21

witches and cold cuts and many other
lucious viands.
Under the, stand are rows upon rows
OF bottles Of all kinds of wines, cham
pagnes and liquors, n sight calculated to
drive to drink. even the most earnest
convert Of Kelley.
In h ring Johnny Cavanagh was
busily arranging supplies for the seven
ty-seven bookies who will take the pub
lies meney for safe-keeplng.
The club house was q picture. fcrns;
palms and flowers filed every nook and
corner, and on the central d~ining-tabfe
n c:everly constructed model OF Coney
Islands steeple chase course was laid
out In sugar.
While there Is no betting yet, Ramapo
seems the choice of the trainers and the
smart people, and II is doubtful II better
than q to 1 will be laid against him.
Sir Walter and Henry of Navarro are
the most fancied of the others.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
A
CLOSE
FINISH

between our three winners in Serge
and Cheviot Suits, our Blue and
Black Serge Suits at S12, III Black
Worsted Cbeviot Suits Mt SIS, and
our Blue and Black Worsted Chev-
lot Suits Mt ST..
White and Fancy Duck Waists,
81 upward. White Duck Military
and Yacht Trousers, 1928 per pair.
Office Sacks and Travelling Dust
ers, so cents to so.
Every requisite in Bicycle and
Athletic Goods. Bathing Suits
enough for everybody. Write for
Bicycle and Athletic Goods Cata-
logue, mailed free.
Everything for mems wear.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
QUARREL AT THE WOODPIL.E.
Waiter Threw II Fngot nj Tho Cook
Who May Lose N Leg.

Eddie Carlson, colored. nineteen years
Old, a waite, IN the boarding house at
% Lafayette venue, Brooklyn. was held
this morning by Justice Tighe in the
the result OF injuries which he is al
legged TO have inflicted upon Mary Zee
nan, II cook, Of the same address.
They quHir2licd last Tuesday over the
splitting of some wood. Mary threw n
fugot at Eddie. who returned IL with
considerable force, striking Mary on the
left foot She is now in the Seney Hos
pItal. Blood poisoning has set In, and
Mary is Liable tr lose the leg.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
BROKERS OFF TO THE RACES.
stock Trading Dull, and Pricest
Take q Drop.

AS the Suburban racing event always
attracts a large number OF bfokers and
spectators from Wall street, no SUR
prise was manifested at the dulness
that prevailed at the Stock Exchange
this morning. The market opened firm
and Erie advanced "a to ~ "a; Louis
vile and Nashville. IL to IS 5-S; Man
haitian. l to III; Lead. 3-S to 80 ga. n
Union Pacific. 3-S to IL.
subsequently Chicago Gas dropped 1 3-s
to Il 81. and Denver and Rio Grande
preferred. ! rs to q. Everything Else
"a to 81 IA: preferred, l-2 to 80. and
Whiskey, 5-S to % IA.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

All the crews were on the river last
night, ana from the close espionage kept
upon them by the various coaches It was
evident hat all were being held up tC
the best possible work. The Yale Var.
sity was out in It's new shell, but as yet
1t has not shown itself more speedy
than the old one, Waters, 1t Is reported
has a new boat for Harvard. The Co
rennpi for Ieinr The ardest Workers or
tbn ,iyar
The evening world., 1894-06-21
TO sAIL To.MORROW
STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
DUE TOMORROW
Drummers May skip THIS Town.


CINCINNATI, June :L-LAst Monday Prime"
Emanuel Short. OF cInelnaati, was fined Ia Ash.
land. Ny. for soliciting orders for goods Tor q
Cincinnati hrm without license. snd WaI put In
Jzll for refusing 70 pay the aae. YESTERDAY
Judge TAFT. Of abe United States c0urt. granted
q writ OF habeaA corpus for Short on the ground
lntsrsiats con.msrcs law. The case IL being
heard %. its merits in coyingsep tesdsL
The evening world., 1894-06-21
New JcrSpy Notes.

The elEhtoen-month-ol child Of John Jacobs
OF Woodbridge, was morally burned yesterday b,
upsetting a cup OF hot coffee over itself
a man named Haley, Of Rsritan. was struck
road at PlaInneld last might. He was badi,
injured. but will probably recover.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Pinkney, Howard, Kcane and Craw-
ford. the senior f~cur-oared crew of the
New York Athletic Club, are training in
dustriously at Travers Island, under the
direction Of Mike Murphy, or the Peo-
pies Cap regatta, which takes place in
Philadelphia On July 4.
Billy Madden, in a letter to a friend
in this city, states that Jack Slav!n is
In excellent condition and expects to
defeat Paddy Cummings In their fight,
which takes place in Minneapolis OF
JCne q.
The New, York Athletic Club at a
meeting held reSently decided not To
seid the junior four-oared crew TO the
Peoples cup regatta in Philadelphia
on July T.
The finish fight between Billy, Vernon,
Of HaVcrStraw and Harry pid2con, OF
this city. for $3.50 a side and a purse of
$40 will he decided in private inside of
the next twCnty-tour hours within fifty
miles OF THIS city.
Entries for the members games of the
Pastime Athletic Club, which take
place OF It's grounds, at the foot of Six.
ty-siNth street and East River, on sun.
July ], ar. being received IN large mum
bers Ly the Secretary each day. The
events to be decided are as follows.
one-milc walk. 22a-yard run, 4iO-vard
dash, pole vaulting, RAINING high jump
quarter milo run, sSO-yard dash, putting
the l@-pounl shot, running hrO-d jump
half-mile run, ana loJ-yard dasn.
The, racing men of the Riverside
Nheelmcn made Il remarkable showing
at the race meet Of the Connecticut hi,
vision at Bridgeport, AZ is shown by the
| thll lAF.ntFH IL VIA uEA A,1t. ..I ,-
seconds; Raymond Mcdonald, two firsts
T.. T.. Miller. two tirsts; q. G.. Smith
one second o. $. Brantone, fourth, max,
ing II total of ten p~rizrs-siX flrsts, thre,
seconds and one fourth.
Although the steam launch Narw.so,
has been transferred u Mrs. Norma. 4.
Munro BY the executors OF the estate ui
the, late Norman l.. Munro. tina fac
VIII not interfere with the ~rrangeme
now in progress for n race with the Va
moose. Just at present, however. ncg1
t~lations are Il little blocked by misumder
the Hudson or On the Sound.
The London Sportsman to-day say,
that Mr.. Howard, the American, wuul,
have been beaten Al the Bourne End ca
noe regatta on ! jnday, and again YES
terday, Hincklt', the winner OF tn
Fifty-Guinea Challenge CUP on Tuesday
has not accepted MIR, Howard's chalieng,
for three races in open water.
Joe Lewis, the hacker Of kid" La
vigne, Of Saginaw, Mich, posted $50 ycs
teruay at Boston for IA match with tn
winner Of The D.X0n-Grifo night. La
viEne VIII meet Critic at catch-wei3hts
and VIII weigh IN At l22 pounds II h
meets Dixon.
D.. D~eyeeman, of Milan, O., relea Sc,
twenty-five Chicago carrier pigeons a
5 o'clock last evening. They arrived safe
ly In Chicago at 8 o'clock. having ira
versed a distance OF $40 miles In tire
hours.
New London and neighborhood ar
commencing TO show that the influx o
visitors for the great race has started
The evening world., 1894-06-21

First Rac~-S'ournell. Correction.
Second Race Long Beach, Mary S.
Third Race -. Pauline. st. Vincent.
Fourth Race Jessie THral, Liza.
Firth ltaCC-Dwyer's best, Henry OF
Navarro.
Sixth RaCe-L.conaw well. Chant.
Seventh Race lugo', Lord Motley.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation. go by the.
book on Beecham's pills. /,
Book free. pills 2sc. AT drug,
stores. or write to B. F. Allen
Co, SOS Canal st. New York.
; ~-.rs.as ----s<seAnAtsszH
The evening world., 1894-06-21
SELECTIONS ON THE RACES.
Sir Walter the Choice in the Sub
urban Handicap.
Ingot the Preferred One In the Bay
Hurdle.
''EyENING WORLD" SELECTIONS.
"EvnNINa WORLD" SELECTIONS

First Rnce--stoncncil. Correction,
Merry Monarch.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Melody,
C~lcmentinr.
Third Rncc--Holl, wood. ~. VIM
cent. Marctti.
Fourth Rnce--Jcssic Tnrai, Lin,
Lady Richmond.
sport.
sixth Hncc--GrurGe Beck, Mr.. jim
gle. LcOnuwcli.
seventh Rnce--Ingot, ST. John,
GIcnaii.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
PRESS

First Race Stuueurll, Correction.
Second Race tl"mcutiEc. Melody.
Third Race Maretti, HIGH Point Belle
Fourth ltace-Jcssir Ttral, Castanet.
flfth Racc-li"nry OF Navarro, Ram,
apo.
Seventh Race Rullarat, JuBurtha.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
DAILY AMERICA.

DAILY AMERICA.
First RaCc-correCtion, S]tonenell.
second Observation-Disclosures Long Beach.
Third Race. High Point Belle. ST. Nm
cent.
Fourth Race Jessie Turrl. Liza.
ruth Rare-Iinmapo, Henry uf Ma
sixth RaCe-Mr. Jingle. George Heck.
Seventh l:acu-Jugurthu. Ballarat.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

TNTs|VNNF'TsTNs
First Rae" Correction. Stonencll.
Second Race .tandrlAbra. Clrmentine.
Third ~Race-Iiigh Point Belle, Pouch
colt.
Fourth Race Liza. Jessie Tarnl.
Iitth Race kamapO, Sir Walter.
Sixth Race Mr.. Jingle. Chant.
Seventh Race-St. John, Wcstmore-
land.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
ADVERTISER.

First Eacu-Curr"rtion, Ston-hell
Second Rae 'lementinc, tund-iahra.
Third Rae" High Point Belle. Mareiti.
Fourth Race Jessie Taral, Liza.
flfih liarc- Ramapo. Henry OF Ma
Narrv.
Sixth Race Chant. Mr.. Jingle.
Seventh Race l|iIllarat, lngot.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

1t was the first time this season that
Capt. FoutZ occupied the pitchers box.
David used to cut the plate into scientific
slices a few years ago.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Morning Papers Selections.
At SliEEpSHEAn BAY.
SPORTING WORLD.

SPORTING WORLD.
First Stunenell, Correction.
Second Race-Candclabra, Long Beach.
Third Ruce-High Point Belle, Maretti,
Fourth Race Jessie rarul, Liza.
fifth RaCe-ltamapn, Sir Walter.
sixth Race George Eeck, Chant.
Race-Ballarat, Jugurtha.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

Foutz's anxiety to save his best pitch
ers for the games with New York no
doubt largely contributed to Brooklyn's
defeat at Washington yesterday. When
Daub had been hit freely Kennedy might
nave saved the day.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

The New York Athletic Clu at a
meeting held recently decided not To
PeGple's Cup regatta in PihGiIIdeIphIa
on July 4.