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The evening world., 1895-09-19
LONDON A. c. CHANCES
RecordhoIders Will Start in
Saturdays Contest
N. Y.A c. TEAMS OPPONENTS.
How Capt. shaw VIII Have His Men
Entered In the Manhattan
Field Gnmes.

Since the races for the America Cup
are things of the past and big yacht
races are at an end for this season, the
eve of the sport loving public Is turned
towards Berkeley oval, where the team
OF London athletes is training for the
International contest at Manhattan
Field on Saturday.
The most interest Is, as usual. +, the
loo-yard dash. and the Brtlshers have
entered for it c. A. Bradley, A. X.
Downer. S. Jordan, T.. II. Wilding and
II. V Stevenson. Bradley and Downer,
who are old enemies, have twice run
a dead heat at the distance, on one
occasion being timed at Abs, will un-
doubtedly be the British selection. But
John V. Crum and Tommy Lee will
have in charge the American interest
ard so the loo-yard medal will probably
stay right here.
The British bid for success in the sec
ond event-the 22O-yard-is represented
by Downer and ID. Fitzherbert, the Cam
bridge crack. and they will be con-
fronted by Crum and Lee. unless some
thing phenomenal breaks loose at Trav-
ers Island before tomorrow night. c..
a. Bradley may be started by the Lon
don A. c., but he Is not thought much
of for a distance Of over $50 yards.
Fitzherbert. Gordon, Downer and
Levin are entered for the 44O-yard dash,
for which distance Fitzherbert holds the
English championship. Burke. the Bos-
ton boy. is the n. Y. A. c. selection for
this event. He made the distance IN
- 10 seconds at the n. Y. A. C.'s meet
last June.
In the half-mi.e run, F. s. Horan and
II. j. Davenport will probably start
for England, while Charley Fitzpatrick,
of Union College. will start for this
sides honor.
f. E. Bacon and w. f. Lutyens will
heels OF Tommy Connefr and George
Orton in the one-mlle run. Conneff, 1t
VIII he remembered. smashed the words
record for three-quarters OF mile some
weeks ago by doing the distance In
3m. 2 4-os
IT is pretty safe to state that +. S.
Horan. the Cambridge President. will
the record over to England. He can
do the distance handily inside OF any
American time. and Tommy Conneff.
on him, may be. too tired after the one
mile race to make showing.
The English have several clever men
at the hurdles. among whom are Capt.
ton and r. "wiiiams. Williams and <.
B. johnson have charge of the high
jump. and Oakley, Williams and Men
delson are down for the long jump.
f. J. Watson. Robertson and John
son are down for the weight and ham
mer throwing. but 1t Is pretty certain
that the New York men will CAPTURE
Regarding the report that the grand
stand at Manhattan Field was in a
state Of decay and quite unsafe, secre;
club. lessee of the grounds, said this
II orning that 1t was totally untrue and
doubtless prompted by malice. He
showed a report from Supt Bell IN
which 1t was stated that the stand had
rece ntly been examined by two CITY
BuildinG inspectors and also by Mr.. T.
NJ. Hamilton, the contractor, and that
It had been pronounced by them abso-
lutely safe.
Al the office of the Building Depart
Tsnt the staten crts OF Supt. Bell were
&c unl to be quite true
The evening world., 1895-09-19
OLO GENERALS MEET.
Heroes of Civil War Gather
Again at Chickamauga.
A BATTLEFIELD DEDICATED.
speeches n, the Confederate Lead
cr Gordon and the lnion-
tst Palmer.

/ CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sent % one
Of !hc lu5si.cst bat,lenfl4s the world
/ ever saw Uas formally Dedicated mere
| ;u-da, as pleasure PARK for tho otin-
cation and arf.ymcn, OF the American
! people FOR al ;rr.
]: vas the dedication O., tho battle
.,-4 ~. t-.,-u.-,....-. o.,,s, ,,,.,,.t,ui
- .','..
IAN-1ts ann no'h'an sues We're sir'Nh
Nh nearly &,pN dead and wounded
me, ,,.r,,..tU., wears AZ, The dci,,,-
- 80 ~
ION VAS 'onduot"d ny men VINO fough'
g.. That aNfui strife
,,,, 80 ~
t'asS nm "h'se H' anu sl1e Tor ini'e
or nor were so thickly covered with
dead This ia, fhirtx.tvo ycars ago
me "i'e"h- was 'a'I'd TO orutf a'
y o'clock. and at that hour Snodg rass
liill was covered with pcopIe
,.,,, p,a.,,.., c,l,',,'.' ....,,,.
''N'-' 't9'"e"' "'''''So' was Nho''N
afterwards introduced. Among other
things he said.
nj. 49,. ..,, 49,
ms Is '"e n'i'he h'ur Tor the
august ceremonies We now naugurate
To-day. hy the act Of ,',nrr.ss or N.
I.,,,aj S,a,as -. ,,t.La,a,,,,a ,a
''"', Wv ~" h'"''"s' an"
IhiitanooRa National Military Park Is
sn,.urly ,.ii,a,od Zoe all ,,. oa,s :,
~ '' "'' ''' "e'' W
all the American people.
The day is auspic.ous. 1t notes the
,,r,,.orsar,. -, an. ~, ,,a a.,,a,, a,
VI ''' VI '"' tie"''H' "a'-
Ties KNOWN '" history here III the
dread tribunal Of last resort valor con-
,.,,.d ,g,,,ps, y.I,r II.r. hr,,,, may,
s,r',,,,,od IVA i'll ,,, ,b ,i,,n, nv,
Goa paya ,he,n ,n SOC Tho oh, s"''' ~
TwS g.neT,is win s'Iv.r.rrsv hair
The evening world., 1895-09-19
BASEBALL CHAT.

That Nash boom died quickly dids't IL
The man in Boston who knew that FrsHden'
Freeman was after the Boston captain to mas'
him manager and captain Of the Giants has n''
been heard from In as much as twenv.itu
hours.
Consi iierahle irt.res, is being taken In the
game between the Orange Athletic Club and the
scranton Eastern League team az the Orange
oval to. morrow afternoon. Orange Will have
Tot Murphy, recently released by New YORK.
to play third base. Game will be called N Alb
2. NJ.
on Saturday the crack Elizabeth Athletic Club
cam Will play at Orange Oval. and q great game
should be played. This game will not be for ths
championship OF any point Of the compass. but
straight out-and-on exciting .mSch'
The Scranton team Of the Eastern League will
make their Introductory bow before q metropolitan
audience at Recreation Park. Long Island City.
next Sunday afternoon.
Jack shearon the Buffalo right fielder has
been sod to Cleveland AMI started last nigh.
to Join the club at pt,shurs.
Manager Chapman. Of Toronto. IL much eS-
er'ised over the fact that DC Montreville. the
shorts.op whom he reserved. played Tuesday and
wednesday with Washington and has wired his
grievance 10 Manager Wagner and Secretary
Nick Young.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
ROMANCE OF A WEDDING.
Charles LnnRtry Traces His Old
Sweetheart by Finding Her Purse.

There is quite a romance attached 20
the wedding of Charles Langtry and
Miss Ella Ward, which took place at
the nome OF the bride. in Liberty ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, last evening.
The couple are Of English birth and
the bridegroom is said to be a relative
Of the famous Jersey Lily"
IL 81, that the couple carried on
courtsnip In the old country. but be-
came estranged when Mr. Langtry came
to America. One day last June he VS.
tied Glen Island. where he found a
pocketbook. which. much to his sur
prise. contained a tintype Of himself
he had presented to Miss Ward some
few years ago. Langtry then became
convinced that his fiancee was in New
York
He Informed the authorities Of find
ing the portmonnaie. and also adver-
tised 1t in the public prints. In due
course Of time he was amply repaid for
his trouble by receiving a note from
Miss Ward, making an appointment to
meet her old lover at the Museum in
Central Park. or course. II Is needless
to say that he kept it, Their acquaint-
anccship was then renewed and their
marriage the sequel
The evening world., 1895-09-19
FOUGHT OVER THE CORPSE.
Mulvey Found Flanagan on the
Floor Besides His sisters
De0d ROdy.

scene OF wiliest confusion occurred
at O'Clock last evening among a lot of
mourners who were grieving over the
BODY OF Mrs. Edward Flanagan. at her
late home, $50 West Forty-ninth street
The cause OF the excitement was due TO
a hsht between the dead womans hus-
band and her brother. Joseph Mulve.
The latter lives at Westchester. He
had called AT the house on learning Of
his sisters death, and found It filed
with mourners and his brother-in-law
lying on the floor at the side of the cof-
fin.
Mulvey told Flanagan what he
thought of such conduct. Flanagan re-
torted IN an angry. voice. and his
brother-in-law then picked up a shovel
he found in the room and bella bored him
on the head with it,
Flanagan soon presented a Clastiy
sight. B,ood streamed from the cuts on
house.
In fear of his life, Flanagan fel to the
window and shouted "Murder! and
"Pol,ce"' His cries were heard by Po-
liceman Lenihan, and he t.ok both Flan-
agan and Mulvey to the West Forty
seventh street station.
When they arrived there the brothers
in-law had patched W their trouble
and refused to make any complaint.
They were locked up on Lenihans
charge for the night
When arraigned before Magistrate
ing they said that they were the chief
mourners and asked for their discharge
to attend the funeral this morning. The
Court allowed them to go.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
NOW FOR SYRACUSE.
Not n Contest in the Tnmmnny Del
egRtiOn from New York.

Primaries to elect delegates to the
Syracuse Convention were held last
night in many districts by the Tam
many Hall organizations. There were
no contests.
1t was said to-day there would not
be a contest from New York County for
the Convention to settle.
The descent on Syracuse will begin on
Saturday. and by sunday night the
Convention town Will be considerably
increased IN population.
The Tammany braves have chartered
two trains and will have at least one
more. They will leave the Grand Cen
trail Depot at Q o'clock Monday morning.
The State Democracy has arranged for
a special train to leave at 9.45 the same
morning.
The Assembly District Conventions of
the State Democracy will be held to-
night to elect delegates to the State
convention. All the leaders of the State
Democracy Will go to Syracuse and
take chances of being admitted.
The GermanAmeriCans VIII also send
contingent to the convention and
some Of these may be admitted as a part
of the Tammany delegations.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
COALERS' SHARP RISE.
Advance in Anthracite Sends
Stocks Upward.
CHICAGO GAS IS A. FEATURE.
Prices Take n General Hound Late
In the Dny, Chicago Gas
Going 10 90 SIS.

Chicago Gas was the ovcrshadowing
feature OF the stock market this nom
ing and advanced nearly points on
large transactions. selling as high as
go IL.
Money ~ a per cent. on call. For
eign exchange Is distinctly eas,'r.
There Is an increased supply OF bills
and this may result in materially re-
ducing gold exports by Saturdays steam
era.
Chicago was In the market offering
grain futures. Bankers bills could also
be had on better terms. Sixty days
sold at ass "A AS IL. sight at 4s9 IA a
4@ " and commercial bills at 4'"' Ia
The Lehigh Valley Coal Company has
ordered "A further advance In line and
city anthracite coal prices. this time or
Is to 30 cents ton: Broken is ad-
vanced from SiS5 to 81: egg from " to
nut Ia advanced from fls5 to y -
These PRICES are on free burning Goals
This news started up a demand for
the coal stocks, which advanced sharp
ly. Reading got up to WITHIN frac-
ton OF q.
There was decided change for the
better, at the Stock Exchange late IN
| the day. and on increased dealings
prices bounded up 1-2 to 6 per cent,
the latter In American Tobacco, which
jumped to lO3 IA.
The rise IN TINS speClaltS WAS uue 'o
an announcement that the Drummond
Company. o: ST. Louis, had advanced
the price OF plug tobacco from IL to
20 cents per pound This was considered
the FIRST break In the ranks OF the
Trust apparently.
Lead common rose to 36 "a. the d.
rcctors having resumed the pay ment of
dividends on the common stock.
Chicago Gas was advanced to GO 5-S,
Gnd the bun pool bought the stock al
the higher range.
a reduction In the postal rates OF
sterling exchange to ASS l2 and 4.@ l-2
! frightened the bears ia the railway list.
| and there was a rush to cover shorts.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Harvards football team lacks the figures Of
Walters. Emmons. Macke and Wrenn this sea
Stick a pin here. This is going to be the
greatest football season for amateur teams Of
this vicinity ever known.
Tho Orange A. e. is getting together a team
OF io1tball!sts Of remarkable caiiDre. S!llman
IreachaFd, hieenNay anl OIL will play with
tho Jsrseymen this season, /, is said.
W. :. Reyno'ds.-Jo!n an athletic club and
the trainer will set you right.
Mckenzie. For the second time it Is necessary
to Is as nearly an American citizen as II is pos
slble for him to be. He Will assume full citizen
snip when the requirements OF naturalization
laws nave been fully nat.
J. s. and f. J. W.-Defender won all three
Reader DnnravCn was on board 0, his yach,
during The three races
Jarkson.-There were no official photographers
except those who 50 dubbed themselves. ANY one
rou.d take pictures Of the yachts and copyright
them. 'oo II he chose
+. c. Y.-TAe family is directly descended from
Roger Williams AMI Is American for over cen
tur..
Constant Reaier.-Presumlng you mean the foul
which occurred, Puritan was TO blame, carrying
away Gen.sta's bowsprits and suffering Injury 10
her own ma!nslil, The Regatta Committee offered
Sir Richard Sutton the race, but he refused 10
take It without contest,
The evening world., 1895-09-19
PUGILISTlC POINTERS.

There will he hard jawing match tomorrow
morning when the representatives. Of Jim Cor
be,t and Bob Fizs mmon meet TO select a referee
Tor the big hGht. The Florida Athletic Club will
he represented by Joe Ven ns. while Mar IN Julian
will be present for 'Lanky Lob" and Billy
Brady will look after "Pompadour Jim's' inter-
ests, Both prn'ipals will also be present. The
timekeapor FOR tnis occasion will probably BE- Sam
10 50 he viii call "Iir,e,'' ami then no h pa lies
will start In 70 name candidates for the position
O' course there Will he plenty Of wrnn-lins
and it is safe To sry that Official will not be
agreed upon until both sides get tired. The men
Who have been spoken Of for the position are
tim Hurst. Phil naly. Dave Blanchard. George
Silcr 81 Chicago. and Sam Austin
Jimmy Handler SIN thinks he can defeat Kid
Laysne. and his manager, Fred Nolght, o! New
ark, is willing TO match him against Lavgne at
l2a pounds Tor $500 side. Voigt says that II
one else who can secure backing for that amount
Jack skellv, who has been matched to meet
Frank Erne IN limited round bout In the New
Manhattan AtheH' club on Oct. T. will train
a. l., on's, IN. coney Island Boulevard, Erne
home In RUfa.o.
Tommy West Of Chicago, who Is In this city,
will probably be g'ven chance to meet a good
man at hts weight In an eight round bout at the
New Manhattan Athletic clubs coming show,
Billy Newman is looking for good boxer to
meet him,
John l.. sullivan again looms before the public
-ye. lie has retired from the stage, but has
decided TO make n tour Of the dig cities. Par
!, to appear possibly with paddy Ryan as spar
my partner.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
MORE MILK DEALERS HELD.
W. Piatt and y. Miller Chargci wifi,
selling tdulterntcd Fluid,

Magistrate Cornell held William
Piatt, Il Wholesale milk dealer. If l6O
Spring street, in 800 bail for trial on
II charge of selling adulterated milk,
in Jefferson Market Court to-day.
Tn" complaint was made by Agent
William q. Mrctccr, Of the State Agri-
cultural Department. The milk was
seized by Me"tecr from one of Piatt =
wagons Aug, 4, at pcsbrOsses ana West
streets, \ chemical aualvss rstab-
lished the poor quality Of the milk.
and Piatt Was arrested Yesterday
James Miller, another milk dealer of
@l West Thirty-scNenth street, was ar
raiGned ON similar charge. and held
for trial
The evening world., 1895-09-19
THE BRIDES SUICIDE,
No Clue Ia the Drug Clerk Who
CHuscL Her DownfuII.

Coroner kene. OF Brooklyn to-day di-
rected County Physician Shepard to
make an autopsY on the body Of Mrs
Catherine Mccarthy, the young bride of
Thomas Mccarthy. who committed sui
eide yesterday morning at her home,
4S6 Clermont avenue. By taking NOR
phine.
The police are trying to discover how
the woman secured the bottle OF NOR
phine, The drug clerk, OF whom Mrs.
Mccarthy had spoken to her husband,
has not been found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy talked about
the drug clerk on Tuesday n sht. and
Mrs. Mccarthy promised to tell him ali
about him the next day, Then she poi
soned herself.
Mccarthy refuses to believe she was
unfaithful and mtvrprcts her note as
referring To something that occurred
before their marriage.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
WITH THE WHEELMEN.


At the last meeting OF the South brooklyn
N.ss,s n Rsvmond s.cr.,,ry
80
-,. ,-"
acre dpp"'h'ci comm'ttee 10 assist the road
oiIters al their second century run The run
u, !, "a ,,,,, o,, q ,-on I,,,, .
WV "e W" """'"'' '' w. 'N" '' '"
patrhosue, /. l., and return. new feature Uf
the run will be A ladies' division Mrs II l.
o,t,, 49,. .,,,.,,., , ,,L. oh,r,o n, ~
SllIsan mas consented 10 hke ch'fse' anu MIS-
4Iyisi,n VII MAX. its own p,ce This win h,
"
the "rs' century 'o' ."''eS N'n '"a'eA pace
The evening world., 1895-09-19
FAIR AND WARMER.
Hut the Increase In Heat VIII Not
lie Great. Dunn Says.

1t is warmer by from twelve to twenty
degrees this morning over Nehra ska,
south Dakota and Minnesota, but else
where over the country there is but
little change in the temperature
Weathcrmin Dunn saIi today that the
general tendency is towards "A slight in
crease OF heat during the day and to-
morrow over all points east of the Mis-
sissippl.
FAR weather il promised for the re-
mainGer Of to- lay aud to-mDrrow. with
winds southwesttrly.
The temnerlturr N tais city at
o'clock this morning was sc, at Atlanta
7>; New Orleans. IS, Jacksnnvll.e IS
Washington, y; ST Louis AMI chicago
ID, Rostcn ana Buffalo. ia, st. Paul, GS
LynchburE, -. AM ~. Vincent, 81
The evening world., 1895-09-19
COTTON ADVANCES.
better Liverpool s-nds the Price ID
Eight Points.

Cotton opened A. an advance OF about
'sut polris. under the Influence Of bet
e" Liverpool Early sales included Oc-
,oyrr a. Z ~ a 80, November so' so2
December. SO, al 80 January, So u
y. March = 70 So
Wheat op,neI quite active ana a uttle
higher on better business abroad, with
hIinrI markets. there. Al New YORK
December opened at & ~ cents, hut
soon casci On IA cent on realizing
The evening world., 1895-09-19
Tried Ia i<iIi II trrnrmcr.

CHICAGO sept l9-An attemp, was made
last n Shit to murder the Rev. } t. Cln.y. of
leuon; ths clergyman who ,nuiauns Dr
PIrkhUrsJ hrs hrs led iat prose u uu Of the tough
eiemeAt ut the u,ainIg" canal iowa \. tnf
minister en'cgei his door ward man sptIng
up and fred point BLANK The bullet missed rs
niAgk aai the sssai'Hnt p.i'c 'cl the trigger rvirr
AGAIN The ca7,rilgsS failed to cNpluis ami
ne thug escApel
The evening world., 1895-09-19

May at 60 a 6S IS At Chicago the mar
ket was ia l-2 cent lJwer, December
selling at 80 "a "A 10 cents and May at
63 5-S a 63 IS
Corn was about 1-2c. lower. October
sold carly at 39c. a II 3-+c., while May
went at 81 Sc down to 81 l-iC. AT
Chicago September opened at 30 Csc,
October 80 Sc. December y 3-4C. and
May % 6-Sc. a % 3-IC Oats were shade
lower nj the West. May selling at Chi
cHgo at 81 l-Sc,
The evening world., 1895-09-19
BRAZIL DOESN'T LIKE IT.
what Mny Happen ~ Dritain'Puts a
Gable station ON Trinidad.

LONDON, Sept i9.-A despatch from
Rio Janeiro says that the Brazilian
Government has decided that II England
establishes cable station on the 81 md
OF Trinidad the British Minister at Rio
Janeiro viii receive his passport
The evening world., 1895-09-19
lie Robbed an ~" station.

Early this morning Charles C.. S.raubp station
agent OF the Su>th Avenue Il mad al n.r,,.,,r|
street, hca0l Footsteps Pr'ure be- nal ,,-.r tn
Turn around man 'h-rS. his hand thrr,i,b rb,
uHl g dor and grabbed s. In sl,er. Strt.l. cave
has" amt i..''lIa1 N"r aUu Hl..h tie D. I,rr
ham. as charles HlmHtr and ,.a D. I.,.I A.
5li West rtiiy NTH street TIL mru,, u.. fund
In as IhksI II" Nss f0l.rnrI DOB rgT. m
Market Court pleaded guilty to lA.rrAs ,aI MA
The evening world., 1895-09-19
Might Bctter Hnve Bought Tickets

Harry Hanmerstein. OF the Harlem Opera
HOUSE. was complainant in the Harlem Police
Court this morning against three boys who broke
in a rear do)r Of the theatre last night to see
the per:ormaR' The boys we're: PItr.cA Kec-
nan ssNea.cea years Old, G3 East One Hundred
and Thlrty-third street. Jacob p'lwylcr. sixteen
years old OF % Manhattan street and Geors.
Ny.r seven cen years old OF II Manhattan street.
They we're fined IS ca,l by justice Kulliuh
The evening world., 1895-09-19
GOV. UPHAM'S LEG BROKEN.
lie Wns Participating in the Chick
manga Dedication.

-IOOGA. Tenn, Sept. 10
Gov. w. II. Upham of Wisconsin, fell
while going up Lookout Mountain this
afternoon, and broke his leg. He
stepped upon his daughters skirt. which
caused him to fall. He was attending
the dedication at Chickamauga.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
Assignment In Furniture Trndc.

chr.GiiAn A. srhmiit. del!er IN furniture trim
m'nss Al $40 Washington street. h-i,y assigned
To John r. Ln'mis. With preferences to the
Chemical National Rank. New York County Ma
uonAl Rank Ivan S,hmIlt. estate # George
5 S'htIher, Fricia schmidt. curt A schmidt anl
Henry Hilmers tor whatever amounts are tu.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
wife of Justice ID, kmsH Dead.

WHITE PLAINS \. =. SEPT - -U.rs .st
received Jo-dsy ths- NJ. JssEsga ~. Lssn4a.
wife Of Supreme Court justice Dysmsa ~ r4s
place had died last nlEht a. L-Es G%srgs ~
Dykman before her marriage sss HtJl In %
TfoN bridge " Ps.ksklii
The evening world., 1895-09-19

You can lead n horse to water,
hut You cant make him drink. You
can sell him, though, by using the
Hulf-MiliiOn Guarantee Page.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
Prices Of Domestic Wines to Go In.

Table d'ho,s propristors who serve wine with
dinners are exercised over an attempt to form a
trust OF California wine dealers and raise the
prices Tie growers claim they cannot press the
crap, for the prices they get now and unless the
prices are Increased they viii be forced out OF
the business.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
stages for school Children,

The Board % Education Yesterday signed con.
trl.rs tnr tho carry Of chldr.n to the publ,
hors m TIE EnnrNsd dstucta Stages VIII
meet sAs.a Al dss!Sasisl Iy4lA
The evening world., 1895-09-19

His Grace Archbishop Corr.gan is receiving
congratulations from al over the country today
on the thirty second anniversary Of his ordination
20 the priesthood. No special services were ar
ranKed 10 commemorate the cIeut. The Arch.
bishop Is hfty-sS years old and ordained IN
1863 He was conse'ratel Bishop In 1873. and
kIchbls shop Oct 10, 1855.
The evening world., 1895-09-19
More TNphoid Fever,

Tho state Board ~ Health met ycs'eriay and
-"9oricd that typhoid fever and aHoap.ng cough
AAys Increased, while srarle. fever has diminished
The evening world., 1895-09-19

III with liquor or poisoned with Gpi In'
While Plains. N. Y. -
The evening world., 1895-09-19
ST. ASAPH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. ST. ASAPH. Sept. 10.
The entries and weights for to-mor-
rows races are as follows:
The evening world., 1895-09-19

Real estate can he sold at n profit
by usinE the lIaIf-Million Guaran-
tee Page. II finds custOmers.
The evening world., 1895-09-19

Trade bicycles ON the HaIf-MiIl-
ion Guarantee Page.
The evening world., 1895-09-19

NOte-Owners and trainers Of horses
reinstated will be required to present all
necessary certificates from the Jockey
club by Il. NJ. tomorrow.
The evening world., 1895-09-19

JacksoH.-There were no official photug "a phi N
except those who 50 dubbed themselves. ANY on
rpu.d take pictures Of the yachts and copyrigh
ihein. 100. II he chose.