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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
Highest Of all in Lcavcnng PowerLaest v. Cow Report

care In making selections should he exercised py
the presidents of district associations ana that the
presidents Of the ward committees should fearessly
and impartlally use the power vested III 'nem 10
secure proper appointments The law requires that
lists OF nersons recommended for appointments
shall be filed not later than August 10. 1888
The lists must include registrars. poll clerks In
spectors ballot Clerks and canvassers. Chairman
MccoIl urges the presidents to approve no applica-
,tion which does bear upon its face evidence OF
the fitness the applicant for the position desired
Tn. possible confusion which the cutting down OF
tho number of election districts by the new board
has made is touched upon by Mr.. McCol. and he
suggests that special meeting OF the ware com
mIftees be called 20 deal with the troublesome
problem.
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CHAPPAQIA.

On Wednesday evening last q garden party for
the benefit Of Greeley Hook and Ladder Company
No /, was held at the home OF Mr. and MIS-
George W. Haight. 1t was well patronized ana
the guests were entertained by fine quartet OF
male voices and by dancing in the pleasant par
,ors A neat little sum realized 10 nelp inns
Young and ambitious company pay for It's new out
mt Among those present were Daniel ~ FARE
Miss Earle John J. Thorne. the Misses Ihorhe ana
Mason of Pleasantville: Mrs George Hunt MISS
Hunt Miss Quimbey and Miss Haigh' OF Nnap
paQua o.,., .ror,rc
During the severe shower Of sainrdsy evening naS
this place took refuge under a large tree, and was
struck by lightning and instantly killed lie was
native OF England. and leaves TO fanili!'
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UOEKNTN hILLED ~ 4 SFWER.
THE cAviNG ~ OF AZ EMBANKMENr At yONKERS
CAUSES THE DEATH OF TWO MEN AND IL
LURES SEVERAL OTHERS

THE CAvING ~ OF AZ EMBANKMENr At yoNKERs
CAUSES THE DEATH oF TWO MEN AND ~
lrREs SEVERAL OTHERS
Rv the Gazing In OF sewer in Jackson
ST Workers last night. which Lawrence Carroll
ls building FOR the city. Pierre Conatassin thirty
years oil. ~ 10. 20 Jefferson-st.. and Dominica
FreIcrico twenty eight years old. OF No. i75 VIII
iow-st lost their lives ani dozen other woTknen
were more or Ices injured.
The accident happened just before the men quit
work The trench fifteen feet deep. and tho
two Italians completely covered mp. Will" the
other men who working some feet distant
were buried up their armplts. Inspector Thomas
Mitchell summoned help and the work OF digging
oui the eutombcd men was prosecuted vigorously.
After an hours work. Conatassio and FREDERICK
were found several feet from where they had been
working FREDERICK was taken out dead hut Coma
tasso was alive. but died in the ambulance on the
way TO 81. Joseph's Hospital
Conatassio had wife and one child In italy. and
had sent her that he expected to have her join
him next month. FREDERICK unmarried. The
vorkm.n say that the trench was not properly
shorcd. and that exposed water MAN, that was
not chained the OF the accident.
Coroner Miles will make thorough investigation
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DIR. pRr-Ry.s WATCH RECOVERED.

Tho watch taken from Or Drury on saturday
afternoon hv the two men who decOyel him TO
the vacant house 40. - N"virs-st.. wh"I" they
bound. gagged and choked him into nsonsibility
and robbed him OF his yauahles. was found by
Brooklyn detectives In simpsons pawnshop IN the
Bowery. II left there on Saturday night by
man whose description ITALICS with that u IN"
tall man with the red mnstache. who let the
doctor into the house and shoyel him mp the dark
stairs.
The doctors diamonds hav" also been found. II
Is said The house where the robbery occurred
has been for rent IN n" hands OF four agents Tor
six month. or more \ man callel on Mr.. Los"it.
tho couri-si real estate agent several days ago
and got the KEY the house. II vas not re-
turned \ man called on Mr. Frehof. on" OF the
owners of the house Saturday morning. Mr..
Frohof showed him all through the house. and the
man said he would take It a, So a month. Mr..
Frchofs description Of his supposed tenant
TALES with that Of the tall man with the red
must3che.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

HEARING THE WESTLAKE DIVORCE SUIT
SENATOR RopERTsox's NAME Not OK THE
AMENDED LIFT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sci. MAKES An EXPLANATIONS
Chief Judce Clement gave a hearing yesterday In
rho su,t Of William Westake against Sarah A.
Westlake for absolute divorce. and one OF me h's'
things he did was to ask the husbanhs lawyer
why in the original complaint he had Included as
one of the correspondents the name oi ''""'o'
George W Robertson. OF Westchester county ana
left u ont I'm the amended document. The counse
Mr. Travcr. replied that when the first complaint
was drawn he believed that Senator Robertsons
name was properly In the complaint. but that he
had investigated the matter and found there was
nothing to Justify the naming OF senator robert
son 9 a correspondent
"'rhe position of the man appealed to me. SAID
Mr. Travers.
This seemed TO anger the Judge WHO S'"' WIFI
rather more sternness than usual;
THE interest Of your client should alone appeal
70 Won. A mans position should have no weight
whatever IN such "A case II he were guilty.
"But he wasn't" SAID Mr.. Travers.
In the amended complaint the correspondents
named are Edward Barnes. George Sutton ana pr.
Richard Lee The hearing yesterday was on the
vl,..s motion for counsel fee and alimony. She a..
,eges her husband has cruelty treated her She says
she met MIR sutton who IL sixty years old while
boarding with her husband at Mrs. Arcaers IN
Carlton-ave Mr. Sutton Is now dead. She met
Dr. Lee the same place, but denies her husbiih
charges relative to her alleged conduct WIN mes
pyatt. wholesale druggists. or y" NJ Maiden Lane
Nj * - lax. saws tia, his wife has horrible
temper lille boarding AZ Mrs. Archer's he says
that she was dsrossessed because of The alleged
Helen l.. Gillespie Who said that she knew the
defendant well gave damaging testimony against
iiarnes ana sutton often rallel Mr., W"s:Lake
in her husbands absence and remained all night.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ASTOR Congressman Jacob Iefever. % New
PATTI y Y EVERETr-,,nera. Thomas H.
Ruger H. : a. and Baroness. Won Sielnwehr. OF
Germany. FIFTH AVENUE ~ Senator Warner
Milo. ~ iIerkimer. y. y. and ex-governor Rnfis
b. Bullock OF Georgia. IiOFFMAN-iudgc Will
tam J. wallace o; Albany. James :. Clarkon. Of
Iowa. ana Theodore Cramp OF Philadelphia Hol~
LAND Lieutenant Colonel STRATEGY. ~ Montreal
IMPERIAi1-ES Senator John u Henderson, %
Missouri MURRAY HlLIl-Justice Char.es r
Brown ~ the Ncw-York supreme Court and James
Kerr clerk 90 the United States House % Represen-
i,tlycs UNION ARE II. Plumacher.
United states Consul % Maracaibo. WINDSOR
Judge William l.. Putnam. ~ the United states
Circuit Cour, Of Appeals. AMI william W Crapo. OF
MA.slchI.etts.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
PEEKsKfII..

Congressman Ben l.. Fairchild. who was the hfs'
Republican elected In many years 10 represent 'h'H
district IL taking "a tour through the country a'-
companed by his wife. with horse ana bussy
lie is renewing ante-election acquaintance noNc
and factories. a candidate always VISITS thesc
places efore election but seldom in this way aiier
His Victory Incidentally the Congressman ~ IN
vestigating the needs OF the harbor. In ORDER 10
look after the interests OF the bay wheh ne 'e''"
Washington next winter. ,,
burglars entered the house OF ex-Judge Henry
Tate in Washington-st yesterday. The family were
out calling and the Judge at the state amp r
The thieves entered by breaking WINDOW , ,oEk
ransacked the rooms thoroughly, but ONLY TOOK
with them jewelry worth about $50" There IL ITO
clew to the cu,prits.
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NEWARK.

William H. Lovelace. thirty-two wears DID, an
engineer employed BY the Murphy Varnish Com
pany. and living at No 6s Brunswck-st fatally
shot himself in the head on a bench in Military
Pear near Trinity Episcopal Church yesterday. On
Sunday night he left his home telling ms ~lle
lost a son recently and his wife and daughter nave
been H. These troubles affected his mind
The statement that the Voorhees, lnvestiga ting
Committee had decided TO make no investigation
in Newark was denied by Senator VOORHEES, yes
terday IL think you can say, said senator
Voorhees, that there will be all Investigation In
both Newark and Jersey City In the fan
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NETWORK CITY.

Columbus Johnson. water Register. said yes
fcriay afternoon that he was beginning 10 learn
wha, hard work was There rush all day
os people who had RETAINED from paying Their
water taxes After Angus, n fine Will be imposed
,1r overdue water rents
Mails from Japan by way ~ Tacoma are due In
New York Friday Angus, .. The next mail for
Japan viii close az 20 =. m. on August 6.
The Dock Board Yesterday appointed : H. iiar-
rlson as Dockmnsier. AZ SALARY OF $500 10 sue
coed George Moore. resigned
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.SIhVFRY ~ MOROCCO.
LIGHT oN THE PRESENT SITUATION RECEIVED IN
A LETTER TO Dos Luis sOREIA MORPHINE
Used HY THE MOORS AND ARABS.

LIGHT oN THE PRESENT srTtATIoN RECEIVED IN
LETTER TO Dos LUIS soREIA- MORPHINE
Used nY THE MoORs AND ARABS
M, Iuis sorela who was the principal naval
officer on the stan OF Marshal Martinez Campos
during the recent military operations at Melila.
and subsequently a member OF his diplomatic mis-
sion TO Fez. has just received from Mogador
letter which throws an interesting light upon the
present situation In Morocco. Since the accession
70 the throne OF the present Sultan. the southern
tribes have been In open revolt against the Caids
and provincial governors destroying and devas-
tating the towns and villages and carrying OF the
women. whom they sell as slaves at various points
along the coast The slaves are purchased In large
numbers BY Jewish traders who resell them at
Mogador the slave-deaiers being for the most part
under British or Portuguese protection
The writer OF the letter suggests mat Great
Britain and IN. other Christian powers associated
I'm the movement for the suppression OF slavery
should make II a rule to withdraw their protection
from any individual. either native or allen VINO IN
engaged I'm the slave trade The trade mas never
been 40 thriving and prosperous as IT. Is al present
These depreda lions by the insurgents nave han
the effect Of bringing the Sultan into serious con
nict with the foreign Powers. notably Win Yer
many. which has just sent large squadron INTO
Moorish waters for the purpose OF assuring the
safety OF those who entitled To Emperor Will
iam's protection and to obtain redress for those
who have sustained loss Of life or property by
reason OF the Sultan's inability to maintain order
Another biz OF news contained In this letter n the
of morphine by the Moors and Arabs. Until a few
wears ago this drug was entirely unknown III 'he
SuItanate but during the last twelve months there
has been an immense quantity impor,edl and the
correspondent OF Don Luis speaks OF having Just
Sfen With h" 400 Walls Of the drus
poraion OF spirits from Hamburg kew; S . h.,s
thai the followers OF tho Prophet are becoming in.
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SILVER DEBATE
FREE COINAGE 0

Now that Roswell q. Horr' '"e 80,
rcsemtative Of The New.fOrk
une, and MIR. Harvey. n"t"o'
"COin's Financial school, nave -"
ranged for a joint debate o" the 49,
Coinage Of silver ~ Chicago. 49,
interest attaches to Mr. HorTs ~
yious Joint debate. on the s"'"r $500
icct. with william NJ. SteWar" U"'''-
states senator from Nevada
Copies Of the pamphlet co"'a'"'"s
the IlOrv.Stewart de""'.
bought for 2j cents eu'w sDU~C.
paid, at the office Of i"H
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having rented the house to Mrs. schumacher ~, a
mutual affection sprung up, which resulted ~ .me
marriage las, week Mr.. Daley yesterday admit
led that the marriage had taken place. but de,
cined 10 discuss the matter except to say that
he marriage was one OF affection. and that too
much had been said about H. The newly married
couple are preparing for outing In the country
which IN 10 last for some time.
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3xo ySIs SSSiS NIL w. s,ssS
cEivEp AT THE UPTOWN ,,,v-nrst.st and ADVE.H;
ws 70 TS0r the following Branch . 9mS
Eghthavs. corner Twenty 40 Third 20
Third Id wsss Forty
i.a yCoismbus.eve So Avenue a: iSSS ~ ThIrdsve
FOry-seoOnd;s SiSa between onehundrssS
sn a. and 81"
Broadway,
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THEY WANT THE CROWD DrsnANDED.

Several OF the clergy Of Grecnpoint have under
taken 10 break mp a crowd OF young men and
who lounge nightly IN front OF the old
Mcscrolc-st. roller skating rink. which IL within
few yards OF forlmcr-st. Many OF the girls who
mingle with the gathering are OF tender years and
known to be- Of good families. while some OF the
men are married and have families
The street Is poorly lighted. and the scenes pre-
scented at tlrnes are said 10 be- shameful. While
many Of the young people return to their homes
at 10 O'Clock many remain about the Old structure
until after midnight. singing and dancing. greatly
10 the ANNOYANCE 10 those living In IN" vicinity.
why the police OF the Seventh Precinct have
made no effort 10 drive the young people away IL
what greatly puzzles the citizens. who are now In
an Indignant frame Of mind. The clergy. too. de-
clared that something should be done. ana
Sunday some OF them referred to the matter from
the pulpit The minister's who have taken the
matter In hand the Rev. Dr Archibald u.
Maciaurin pastor OF the Union Avenue Baptist
Church. the Rev. A. G. Dixon and Father T.. +.
O. Hare, Of 81. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church.
This evening the Rev. DR.. Macianrin Will appear
the and preach 10 the gathering. His
choir Will also accompany him and sing. ON
Friday evening the Rev. \. &. Dixon viii address
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SAVED BY PRESENCE OF MIND.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS FALL BETWEEN TWO
RAILROAD TRACKS WHILE AN EX-
PPEss TRAIN GOES BY.
Two commercial travellers narrowly escaped death
on the tracks of the New-York Central Railroad
at One-hundred- and twenty ffth-st yesterday.
They were Journeying to this city on through
train but by an arrangement with the conductor
the train slowed up In Harlem to allow them to
slight. At this point the local tracks are sepa-
rated from the lines for through trains by picket
fences, and just as the two men had alghted from
the train the Boston express going at tremendous
rate came laundering along. The express was
close upon them that escape seemed impossible.
and instant death certain. But with rare presence
OF mind the two drummers threw themselves fiat
between the tracks and the express train passed
harmlessy by. The reaction. however. that they
experienced after their narrow escape was so
strong that they had 10 be assisted up the sta
ton stairs. The men refused TO give their names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30

Mayor Peene has called special meeting OF the
Common Council for tomorrow night for the pur-
pose of fixing the election districts The new char
ter increasing the wards from FIVE to seven. and the
introduction OF the Myers ballot machine make
several changes necessary. ct, ,
The members OF the Yonkers Canoe CLUB nave
begun preparations for attending the camp o, an n
next month
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IRVINGTON.

A team away in this village yesterday anu
seriouslye injured coachman ana groom. .,.,,a
80. orIv occunants O, the phaeton al the time
-, ~. accident The carriage was wrecked ana tne
horses escaped unhurt The Go apnisted The
roSn was ru about the head. sustained pouy III
sIoses MI his wrist is sprained. The injured me"
we've taken 10 Dobbs Ferry HOSPITAL
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AGAINST THE LITcIFIELD ESTATE

AtIAlNSI lllf. III - III ilsIsi' - y
JUDGE CLEMENT DECIDES IL FAVOR or THE
CITY N THE BIG TAX srlT He F,voEs \
REVIEW HY THE GENERAL TERM
chief Judge Clement. In the Ciy Court gave 4
decision agans' Edward IAfchhcd ye-.'rliy I'M
volving about seyen hundred AMI nfiy .h5u~.nl dol
lars denying tna Application ~ the IA'rhn"ls fpr
an Injunction 20 restrain the city from selling for
unpaid taxes large tracts 81 land la South Brock
lyn Relative t. two parcels 81 lots upon which the
Assessors ruled. the Judge gives the painun a
ycrdic;
Assistant Corporation Counsels Y1ngr ana Mcl@e
appeared for the city. ana william G. DE WIKI and
william T Wilson Tor Mr. LitchG-iI when the
present administration came into power N Brook
lyn the amour. o., unpaid 'aN"- du" me city from
the estate was about one million dollars Tn" Reg
isirar OF Arrears MI Hinf,hs. q; ONE brought
suit 70 have the payment enforced he c'ses lad
been hanging Ere over twenty ysars AMI Mr.
Iuchneld at one time even succeeled IN ha"ing tho
Legislature pass an enabling act which was soon
dsrcgarleI By him Mayor ScAisren'- alm.ri'tra-
ton pushed him - harl that his spring r~ was
compelled 10 pay account 81. -
He then brought the present proc fngs O. NJ ri
~ included charges ~ in'er"tt "n m" I'k
taxes and also water iAS"q erfDn'pI-lF iiniu-f
upon vacant lots ON these grounds D. lSk"l Tor
AN Injunction restraining the sac 81 M property
The case is regarded as OF great imporfdn-c. Ls II
clearly establishes the right OF the city fO sol" Tor
have not complied win The provisions . the on
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different TO one OF the srictest injunctons OF the
Koran. . 1T, ..,.
Don Luis Sorea. who has been IN this country
for several weeks in connection with the Anti
slavery Association of the Spanish branch or
which he is vice-presdent, sails to-day for Central
America
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SUMMIT I.

There was picnic OF the Summit silk mills
Saturday. which ended in Of the employees tear
ing down an American flag. II cary Sunday
morning when the offence committed. Several
OF the employees attacked the man, but he drew
revolver and the men ran away His name or the
reason for tearing down the flag could not be
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UCME NEWS.

~ rnft>i r,ca, S.rs Witch rsprss'nn 81 inc
a.,-,pdprrs FORK tny that are rSc,ring the 's
or1.if- urus Of hds ffs h'1d2udrf'rs at
40 u tnnG. Ncic. FORK Cny an Information ana doci-
mint, Tor public may b, sent 10 hos> h>ndquar' and
NV iT fh>n disrbu'rd 70 all the fnif'd Prrs n'"'
,ap,r. -, fs ci,y and rn.sd Prsss for dsssst~e
ton throughout he country
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a.. ,,.,,,,- = a., ,a A., 49,
Miss Abel. aus der one Latham $500
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HOBOKEE.

A slight fire at No. All Jefferson-st. at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning caused a panic among the
tenants. One child lowered from upper
window by a rope. and Others were eft to be
euffocated by smoke but they were rescued by
Fremsn Zimmerman and Patrolman McKennd. the
other tenants escaped without difficulty.
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SECRETARY HERBERT At THE NAVY fAHD

HE RECEIVES A LOT OF sAfrTEs, VISITS TIE
SHIPS. AND INsrEo"rs THE IMPROVEMENTS
BEING MApE-To START FOR NEW
FORT THIS MORNING
Hilary Herbert Secretary OF the Navy ar
rived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard early yesterday
forenoon and the heart OF the most punctiious Ola
seadog who ever tro1 the deck OF a flagship IN
1.-THE Queens name" would have been warmed al
the reception accorded TO the man who has tenn
porary grasp Of the nautical end OF Inc Na"on
fighting force 1t was about 7:3O o'clock when the
nrow of the Dolphin showed off the end OF the
Wallabout Channel. and her chief passenger was
greeted with seventeen guns from the saluting bat
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RYE.

Adam Hendrees while returning from his wire
funeral at Providence Sunday night was struck
and instantly killed by express train on the Ne"
York and Hartford Railroad at Rye. Hendrees nau
a satche, with him. containing his WE co. H'
which he was taking TO mis- wife's sister in New
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise ,. su-Se, III II 20 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-eaniy Hook $40 Gov. Island 3:oI Hell Gate 90
y M-Sandy Hook 232 GOV. Island 1926 Hell Gate 3.i9
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4 GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.

Florence Tandy. eight years DID, living with her
parents No. 20i Scventeenth-st died last night
from injuries received through her clothes catching
fire.
The circumstances attending her death ex-
cepiional. Between and o'clock In the afternoon
she playing with several other children around
q bonfire which had been started in the street near
her home. While she standing close the
fire her attention appears to have been attracted
10 the other side OF the street. and In turning
around her skirts swept the edge OF the fire and
instantly ignted. The child ran screaming up the
sidewalk until near her home. when she seized
b. some neghb0rs and the names were exin-
gushed. She carried into her home and after
lingering until $50 o'clock last evening she died
from the severe burns she had received
CARE IN CHOOSING ELECTION OFFICERS
Francis p. McColl. chairman OF the Republican
Executive Committee. has sent a letter TO each Of
the presidents OF the Republican associations re!a-
tive to elections ocials. In which he says that great
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Announcements

Use Parker's Ginger Tonic and gain good diges-
ton better health and relief from pain.
Park,r's Hair Balsdm IL life TO the hair.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

v..,.i For Lin. Mails close. Vessel sails
Bowie Liverpool White star ......... ..... II 10 N
N~uf.la. barcelona. Fthrr ..-.--.
Panama Bordeaux. bordeaux
Uab,na Havana Spanish. ........... 800 m 3to m
Advance. colon. columbian. 1000 m l2oo III
Ii,v.i I-eurn Iloyd 600 900 m
A,hos Ifavfi Atlas................lO 10 1900 m
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 81

Paris Southampton. American ZOO m IL 90
t;.rnanc Liverpool White II .0o M 100 y
Waesland Antwerp. Red Star...... 200 m l.o" III
Ymcatan Havana. y Y Cuba....... 90 m 800 y Il
III Rio New orleans. Morgan 800
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.x,nroNrA. .PENTAsKEr." 'NANTU3A.s
4 . W.. Three New Ceiars = . u. -