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situation appeared fully to dawn upon
him. lie east one hungry glance to-
wards the closed door and another To
the w.ndow, then drew his ragged
1T warn't my fault, guNnor, swclp
me. 1t warn't. | was a dohhin' i'm on
the kisser anl never seed is hawsket
guv'nor."
restrained a sudden inclination to
laughter and spoke seriously.
What's your nameH'
Green. guv'nor, they calls me Gin
ger"
well. Ginger" replied. ARE you
aware that those bottles OF medicine
were for two people-three people, in
fact-who are very seriously Ill, ami
VITO are waiting for it,
lie became more solemn than ever
"Oh, lor!" he exclaimed. in a breath
less whisper. will they pop 1t, guv'-
norH"
Pop It" echoed. What do you
mean"
"Die-guv' 'nor-die."
Il think it's very likely" l said. as
"Cawn't yer send 'em some more?'
Il might do that, but
III you mix up some more, guv'nor
and tell me where they live, I'll cut
round wiv It now-straight / will. guv
nor"
! / looked in some wonderment at him
he was so desperately In earnest: But
up the medicine afresh and. as my owr
boy was still dressing his wounds anC
amounting them with maudlin tears,
gave the bottles into the hands OF Gin
ger, with many inward misgivings anc
many directions.
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whom you might work. under improved
NO, no." she said. hurriedly. II
have no wish to change. | like these
pssspie; Issm EVEN am so ss Kas to be able to help
who is your patient?" ! asked. pres
emily. DO ! know him.
oh! he Is a most terrible boy" she
replied. laughing. the terror OF all the
people about here. ! believe his name
Not Ginger Green" cried. u
haven't seen him for day or two. and
wondered what was the matter"
Il believe that is the title they give
h him," sho said. smiling. Here is the
rlacenmind this stepoI am used to It,
She went up the dark and rotten stair
light tread, and | followed. In a room
at the top of the house l found the boy
on wretched bed, tossing In h.gh
fever. He nodded, in his old patron.z
ing fashion, and spoke in weak voice;
"Lor' inmmy;, Things Is l99kin a5S., up!
better old consooltashun about this
ere case, guv'nor? An I'll tike a little
shampine, if it don't make no odds. an
I'll ave 1t dry"
You'll be quiet. G!nser."I said, con
trolling my face, "and keep st.ll, and
do Exactly as the nurse tells you .at,,no,
ph!losophically. "On'y mind yer keeI
my strength up; l mustn't be let dowr
my constitooshun won't stand it."
He was certainly very Ill, but Mary
was with him almost night and day, ant
for reasons not wholly connected Will
himself 1t was on one of those occa
sions that l first confessed my love t(
her! perchance something, OF her loneii
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body before the ends finally found q
sesting place inside his trousers: over
this mufier he wore an old and frayed
Eton Jacket buttoned tightly across, or
pinned where the buttons were missing.
An ancient pair OF women's boots many
sises too large and displaying a wealth
OF toes. completed his indiscriminate at
tire.
His hair. which would apparently
have been Of . vividly red hue had
there been sufncient Of It to admit OF
an impartial judgment a. to Its color.
was cropped very short His eyes were
keen and bright. and forever on the
watch. probably from force OF habit
or the necessity Of circumstance. He
was very thin and very active. and
probably some twelve smoky Londor
Summers had passed over his head
I was . young and struggling Doctor
In the east snd Of London at the ums
with hard work and poor patients. ane
my nrst introduction to the boy was OF
seoeunt Of . asrcs and deadly snmit,
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A MODERN CUPID.
I" Ginger" Green DID Better, evith HIS
Mischief Than lie Kne,v.

which had grown up between the youth
who busted my surgery and carried out
my medicine and the ragged one, who
was known. by the way. as "Ginger
Green"-an appellation which surely
points to a love OF color dormant In the
breasts OF the great unwashed, adverse
criticisms notwithstanding.
THIS enmity terminated In what was. l
believe. locally known as a scrap" out
side my surgery door. In which my
youthful assistant was severely mauled.
In addition TO the injuries inflicted upon
himself his basket was knocked over in
the scuffie and several bottles broken
i happened to return at the moment or
the latter catastrophe. and seized Gin
ger" by the collar and bore him inside,
with the object OF infiicting summary
chastisement. l had dragged him into
the surgery and closed the door before
he fully realized his position, and then
he crouched on the floor huddlcd up In
heap, with one arm put up to shield
his head.
He was such a forlorn little figure and
20 very helpless that all thoughts OF
punishment vanished from my mind.
merely stood over him awaiting the turn
Of events.
"Garn!" no exclaimed. WHO yer 1t.
tin Of? Amt done nuffink"
II think you have done . great deal
my young friend" l ventured to sug
gest. What do you mean by break
Ing bottles and punching inoffensive er
"I didn't want to break no bottles
Guv'nor. WHAT'S . want to 60 q Civin
me 'is lip for, eh? 'Es always al It,
| II regret that he should have OFFENDED
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nor, straight, l didn't mean to say nuf.
fink; / 'aven't grabbed 1t. ave l."


Thereafter Gingers admiration, and
knew no bounds. He would follow her
respectfully at distance; he neglected
his precar .ous business disgracefully In
order to be near her and to perform
small services for her.
One night. some months after his ILL
ness, he burst suddenly into my surgery,
With sahf blank Of
limb.
"Gawd clip me, suv,nor,", he wh:s-
error. It's a 'anging job-tI'ats wot 1t
by BY degrees Sc. 1 got his story from him.
II was walkin, along beind my
'er. an speaks-an' she shoves 'er 'ands
e5 boke ase ays saa 0d Of ARM anI
speaks rough like, an shakes 'er, an 3
says, so I've. found yer. ave L. an, e
nmps har sg ON m An up o %
right over in the road, an railway
wan was comm round the corner; ana sS
An It warn't my fault, guv'nor-sw'elp
me- 1t warn't; ! on'y meant TO- make I'm IN,
e' le Ss 10 Of my nuss An they've TOOK I'm
when i suddenly saw Mafy's quiet hs:
ure IN the room. Her upraised hand
you can do nothing" she said. In .
low voice.
! "Is he"---
Dead Died before he reached the
hospital-almost before the cab started"
, "And-Mary--was he ] began.
Yes, the man of whom l spoke TO
you"
Mary and | were married some twelve
months after that. and the sense OF the
something for Ginger; but he stoutly
declined. We see him sometimes he
was even present at our quiet wedding,
and scandalized every one by standing
on his hands. in the presence OF very
dignified beadle In the church porch.
his scraps" with neighboring urchins
are as numerous as ever: and l firmly
believe he wears the same suit OF
clothes.
But we have not lost sight Of him.
and we cherish hopes.-Illustrated oata.
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THE A. A. U. CHAMPIONSHIPS.
0aglish Athletes VIII Attend To-
MOrrOvv's Games.

MOrrOw's Games.
The publication OF the official entries
for the A. A. u. championship meeting
deal Of speculation. not only among the
the athletes themselves. who are on the
keen edge for to-morrow's meeting, but
those who are interested in the final
make UP of the International team.
Outside Of tho sprints there is very
little speculation. because the first and
second men who will wear the Mercury
Foot colors are practically decided upon.
Should Crum win both sprints no is
sure Of a place on the team. On present
form the contest should be between
Crum and Wefers, although Scoville. OF
Syracuse, thinks he has a chance OF Il
championship.
Charles Fitzpatrick, the half-mile run
ner. is In championship form. All OF the
cracks are entered In the hurdle race.
Steven Chase and Syme are picked Ia
win. Bloss. Sheldon. Sweeney and
others are In the broad jump,
sationai afrair. Sweeney the " worlds
record holder. states he will endeavor
TO break his record Of feet & Is inches
In the weights Champion James s
Mitchell should have things all his owr
fy,HX; fTsX; notwithstanding nS GtaI reports ths,
weights a great distance.
President Curtis yesterday received q
letter from the London A. c. team anC
the Cambridge team thanking him fo
Chairman sulli''an, Of the Games Com
for the English athletes.
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ONLY SIX HUNDRED OUT.
Knee strike Soon e
be Ended.

~ S~v" ~
he Ended.
There are now 600 kneepants-makers
on strike to enforce n guarantee OF thu
payment OF the union price list. but
Secretary Rosenthal said to-day the
trouble would probably be over to-mor-
row.
Fourteen hundred hands are at work
In the shops OF the contractors who
granted the unions demands.
Committees of strikers who visited
shops to induce bosses to accede 10
union terms report the police drove
them away.
II is said that Contractor Dedelbaum
at % iiowcry. pulled the whiskers OF one
of the committee and threw him out
Isnac Sokulsky knocked Dedelbaum
down. Sckulsky was arrested and held
for trial in Essex Market Court.
The strike OF cloakmakers against
Goldschmidt e. Wurtzburger liz still on.
Members OF the brotherhood OF
Tai'ors are contributing to the fund for
Rochester strikers. and 5000 will be col
Iected.
The knifecutters will hold a meeting
to 'cgulate the amount of work to he
done each day.
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! had thought to hide 1t here. to bury
some little good, and be remembered,
Roen hut fr eannui be rsi
II am grateful, Or. Richards, for all
that you have said: ] am more, much
more than grateful. But 1t cannot be-
looked at her incredulously, and
would have spoken. but she stopped
me gently and went on.
When LETT school ! met man who
was, TO my grl!sh fancy. all that my,
married HIM, Only too soon | discov.
cred the bitter wreck had made Of my \,
lif.. l will not dwell upon it: suffice II
that he was a coarse and common cIea,
ture. possessing no manly attributes.
left him: l fought my way alone;
trained myself for this: l hid @ myseil
came here. He may find me again
when he wants money. That is my
story"
In my pity and distress took her IN
my arms again. and sne leant her head
upon my breast, and cried tnere softly
for a few minutes. Then she gently
disengaged herself. But held her foi
Mary, give me some crumb of com,
fort, ii there is no hope for me. II
YOU love me--if. under happier circum
stances. you could have Blessed my lf'
She gose Saised Rs her h head Quickly and turned
her eyes to mine. and then our lips me
/ again and again.
/ II was Just at that moment that Gin lin
Exclamation ssr amSas 81" IN a e weak Voice - y"
| "Oh, my eyer
/ Mary sprang away and busted her
self with the window curtain; ! Wake wake,
Ing me with grim AS drew near n
Amt she q daisy. guv'nor, But. suv'
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PUoILIsTlc POINTERS.

Nov Shss Billy Newman has been ssAppna sest
-.s.A..s.. 10 ~. Ma u.oh.v.u A,histio Ciut
the msmhs,s a, ths, orrsn,..,,oo vii, probab,,
80 - =. -
WINES some very clever poxihs IN ue i"'u's
Mr. Newman 10 manaeer for Arthur Valentine
40. -.-u., ,-~.-.,-,. u...I ~. c..,.,
~ "As".n "s".s''
Lson ana Frank zimpher. ana No @ys 'nat M
=, - a., h.,t,. .ho,
vain n'"SsS oohs' '"e "'' s
will take place In the gymnasium the latter par
Of this month, and ono Of the bouts to be ar
-. a.. ~ =. - .,.,,- sound o,
ehseo lot 'he occA'on "'' w ." e -,
bstween Frank Erns and Jaeh sicily At iE'
- ,...,., s..ux r,, 4,
seven rounds
The Active Athletic Club, OF Bayunns. when
VA IN hsvs held. ia initial boxing shov Sept g.
a., -. -. -. -. a.. .,,. 49,. .,t en-,
boxers engaged to appear. Sammy Kelly and
Casp.r Leon and Kid Mcfarland and solly
60. ...,,.. ~, L.. r.,,v ,,,.,,, n
run the bouts All OF the boxers are training fo'
the bouts and ~ a date 10 not fixed soon the7
claim fha, th.y will have to Quit training Al
their expenses are heavy
There is a possibility Of a match between CHAR
Farrssut Athletic club Of Boston. the latter part
Of nsIt month. Jim Westoptt has made Kelly .
will probably do likewise
.nr .,, ,,,r,. ,,,, ,,nn, p,rr, n, chi.
.caSn vii b.vs /. rinch in hIs match of o,tsen
day night before the Hudson County Athletic
club. at Oakland Rink. Jersey city, for the ban
tam. weight championship Of America, would have
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DRY FOR VISITORS,
Al: German 0lubs Have Drawn
The Line Against Them.
aeeesveles Sunday Ideas May Yet
Enter the Home.


Ths sdict issued BY Police Commission.
~ Roosevelt against the fashionable
cubs and other social organizations OF
the city, proclaiming his Intention to put
. stop TO Sunday indulgence in liquid
refreshments In the sacred precincts OF
the clubhouse, has resulted in the de-
cision by all Of the German clubs and
societies and many OF the other social
organizations to suspend the visiting list
until the present spasm OF Seventeenth
Century virtue has abated.
The leading spirits in these clubs have
arrived at the conclusion that their club
n their home and that they may exer-
oise the right to take drink from the
-'home' wine closet in their own Club
homes" II they like.
Just how they have arrived at the
other conclusion that the club member
IN his clubhouse is not certain In his
right to entertain his club guest as he
would in his home is not clear. although
the subject has been one Of constant
discussion ever since Roosevelt began
to issue manifestoes on Sunday virtue.
The Liederkranz. where all through
the Winter season for many years. the
wives. families and intimates of mem
bers have been welcome guests every
Sunday evening. has decided to suspend
the visiting list on Sundays. and Presi-
dent William Nigelius and William
6teinway declare that while they feel
certain that the Police Department
ruling 10 not sound, and the Excise law
does not apply to social clubs any more
than to private families, the Lieder-
kranz Is unwilling to force the issue
and will probably arrange to hold those
famous and most enjoyable Sunday con-
certs on some other evening during the
coming season.
The present agitation has resulted in
q more careful study of the excise laws
as they now exist, and It is asserted by
those who are most rabidly opposed to
khe use of liquors that any person who
sells or gives away liquor on Sunday,
even In his own home. comes within
the law.
The following is a sample OF the sort
Of notice that has been sent out to
thousands Of club members from their
respective clubs:
New York Athletic Club. 1o+ West Fifty.nfth
Special notice: BY order o, tn. Board Of Gov.
0rnors the vs.tors' list Ia hereby suspended at
he city clubhouse on Sundays until further no.
dee.
None but members will be admitted to the
house on thst day.
Acting Chief Conlin said this morn
ing that no special effort would he made
against social organizations next Sun
day.
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Lost s4i. 900 PIayins Poker.

Lawyer Aaron Kahn. during . suppismestary
proceedings examination yesterday In which he
was asked to show Gauss Why he should not
pay . s5ot debt said he vas unable to do %
because he hsd lost ss3.o 900 at poker in the Mar.
raganse,t Ciub. Kahn said he was besuiisd by
some Tsmmany leaders. under promise OF an
ONCE into playing cards. and had lost about
81, 900.
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hand over whose doorway hung three
brass balls. After that l gave up the
attempt.
suppose II happens to all men. at
some time or other OF their lives, no
matter what their poverty, or the keen
ness of their struggle for existence may
be- to fall in love. / know that 1t hap
pened to me at that time, even in the
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team OF horses took fright and ran away late
last evening on Broadway. near Thirtieth street
The thoroughfare was thronRei with theatre peo-
pie and as the horses dashed on the sidewalk a
panic ensu-d Several women tainted. and many
persons would have bee Injured hut for the
bravery Of Policeman Craven. who stopped the
runASays
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People who want board look to
The World. There's n chance to
reach over 100000 Of them by
sendinR In n BOarders advertise-
ment before noon on saturday. II
gets into The Evening World and
into the immense and greater edi-
tion Of The sunday World besides.
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Ing his hands
into one and
another OF his
ragged pock-
cts.
wv a . l [
much. guy
n O = ~ n =
asked. glanC-
Ing up at me
wistfully.
More than
YOU c o u ! Il
pay | re-
piled. Il sup
pose | had
better send
for IA police
man.
The aw ful
nature o I his
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Police Spoil n Concert.

About 1000 children were present at last
nights open air concert in Abingdon Square.
joining. usual. in popular choruses. The
concert was given by number OF Ninth Ward
citizens Eugene Rautenaerg led the band,
and, except for the inr.vility OF the police. the
CONCERT was \ big success.
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dTIIlb were dDOul
her.
Mary, for the
love of Heaven" l
said, don't torture
me like this. What
mistake do you
mean? What mis-
take can you have
made, at any time,
my darling
But she thrust me
away from her.
Il must tell you;
pnti y,nttSt Ennur nnur
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midst OF The busy lie I
led-perhaps by very
reason OF 1t. | know
that | am grateful. in
this latter time, for the
love that came to mo
then, and has been tho
guiding power of my
life since.
Mary Esmond was
one of those pure and
gentle women whom
one sometimes meets
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"Oh, l knows 'em" he said. listening
eagerly. "Billy Collins lives In the
buildings; l seed Is muvver go in just
one lives In our 'ouse.'
AN right" said. But, be quick"
Right You are, guv'nor." He turned
at the door, and came back again
the doses. nor nutiink?'
Certainly not; rs all put on the bot
tlcs-on the labels And come back
her when YOU have delivered them, so
that l may know that You have !, lcr, !,
He seemed ouhtful for a moment but
Immediately. nodded his head, and was
out OF the door like a Hash, and saw
the street, followed by a crowd OF gam
ius VINO had waited outside 10 hear the
result Of his capture.
In an incredibly snort space OF time he
enemy, who opened the door. with lord
ly Indifference, and marched straight
into the snrgery.
Il done T. gay'nGr.", no said, breath,
! was guy in 'er, but told ,er TO old
lis nose, an rub lis stummick when ii
, was down, an 50 she seed l knowed the
was ali risht" ~
| u didn't ask YOU to give instructions
to Mrs. Collins or 10 any one else"
said. severely. Are You sure you
gave the people the proper hottles"'
/ "'c0ursc I did. guvnor. can't
read?" he replied, scornfully But yei
does write a queer lSt. yer wouldn'l
pass the third standard"
saw great deal OF Ginger Green ar
! ter that, and the more ! saw OF hin
the more | liked him. | had thought.
. Of taking him into my service, in som,
capacity, but he was in every way toe
errat.c. discovered, from casua
questioning, that he gained somethnl
OF a livelihood by selling newspaper
and matches; that his mother Went on
| "Charing;" and that his father was al
authority, by reason OF long experience
on the liquor question,
I engaged him once to run errand
for me. and provided him with som
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neSs-her bravery In
that squalid room
drew the confession
from me. Ginger
was almost conval-
escent then, and
had. after his delir-
ium. fallen into a
sleep which told me
that his danger was
over.
To my surprise,
NJ ary + s m o n d
shrank away from
me and covered her
face with her hands.
1T has come aI
v-.N - II. --ll a,
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low voice, sobbing bitterly as she spoke.
Il have known that that first mistake
that some day l should meet some good
man who would love me, and who could
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Mourning IA GyDsy Dabe's Death.

Two -months-o!d Patience Penfod, OF Queen
Elizabeth Buckilngs gypsy tribe. died yesterday
OF cholera mOrbus The tribe Is encamped At
Invool on the banks OF the Harlem. When the
little one died there was an sll-day mourning
Watch Ares in honor OF the dead were also
burned all night.
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Q was small and
sallow-faced and

not particularly
clean: the half
of = pair Of old
braces supported
his principal and
most necessary
garment, . huge
mumer " a s
twisted round his
neck and wound
several times
round his small
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who Is going to pay for the medcine?"
That question rendered him suddenly
silent and serious. lie shuftied to his
feet. and stood there furtively glancing
round the room and hopelessly thrust
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be to me all that could desire, and
that then that mistake should hold me
back and say: You shall not""
/ was beside her in an instant and my
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Banking and Financial.
FINAL. NOTICE.
TO ALL HOLDERS OF
Preferred and Common Stock
OF THE
New York. Lake Erie & West
ern ReilrOad COMPANY.

% WALL STREET NEW YORK. Sept. II. 1885.
Referring to the plan and agreement OF reorgani.
zation dated August 2oth 1895. you are hereby re-
minded that, in order to obtain the deduction OF 81
per share from the assessment on preferred stock
and OF Sc per share from the assessment on COM
mon stock. Preferred and Common Stock. -
above. must be deposited under the plan Of ~.
organization by September Goth, 1895. and 81 per
share prefer ed stock and 50 per share on
common stock. on account Of the assessment. must
be paid on or before that date.
Stock not 50 deposited. which such install
ment shall not be paid by that date. must pay
the full Assessment OF sl2 per share on preferred
stock and SIS per share on common stock. without
deduction: and no excuse whatever can be acosVt.
ed for delay. J.P. MORGAN & CO.,
Dep0sitarios.
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decent clothing. hut
he was missing for
several days after
wards. and when he
returned he wore
his old clothes.
In explanation he
informed me that
"farver 'Rd showed
EN- up the spout
,ata h,is n p,anf naar a 4
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Thcrs will he racing at brighton Beach on
Monday II Ia probable also that races will be
run az the Beach on Friday should the brooklyn
Jockey club decide not to race on that date.
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Auctioneer Eason, after selling Doc. Street &
race horses yesterday, had a spawned thor
ouHhhrei brought into the ring AMI asked for n
bid for the animal Twelve dollars and a half, "
shouted roughly dressed man. Your horse, -
was the ters. answer of Mr.. Easton. The money
was paid, and In half an hour after the buyer
LED tho horse out onto the road another ma Z
gave him Sl2 so for his bargaIn.
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John DAILY. Dave Giieon's former partner does
not believe that the 1roqupis-Carlo,ta rlly Is Es
good rs Dave Gideon would have people believe
In fact. ~ sure Is Mr. Dily thN the Iroquols
nllv Ia not a worli-beater that he offers 10 match
n colt by Ludwig against the nlly, and will put
up his own Jockey. yet unknown to fame. lie
says Grimm can ride the Carlo;ta, and John Hy-
land can train her, Despite this formidable com
bination. he believes his colt VIII win
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Games scheduled to-day:
New York at PhilAdel'a q IChiraso at Iouisville
Brooklyn at washinGt N, Cincinnati at Pittsburx
Boston At Baltimore St Louis At Cleveland
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Jockey Cassin. who WAS seen in the East FOR
4 short time this season got into trouble at Louis
willie yesterday that viii probably result In his
retirement from the saddle for the halanc. .,
the year Cassln Is charged with nsgran'ly pull
Ing Baker Gentrys colt Simon w The ride
bad that Judge clark declared the race
on. and bets were refunded.
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and mentioned an establishment near at