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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
vsNezulLA HAs RgcovgRIp.
No war sesrs Nv Ipf..ss That coun.
Try. says . citissn.

NEW York. Feb. rs -"VeaeznelA has
recovered from the excitement Of her
recent war scare. says Joseph Macha.
do Pinto. prominent citizen Of that
country. who has jnAVarrived here from
Caracas He declared that the effect Of
tho late international dispute with
Great Britain has been 20 strengthen
and popularizo President Crespo with
all classes o. pope.
"his int gent and vigorous attitude
In the Guiana question has tended TO
corcsiIrits the spirit OF patriotism
among all VenczueliAnA One Of tine
effects was 70 increase the intense
friondliness OF our people for all Amer.
loans. "
Mr., Pinto ifa ciose personal friend Of
President Cres7o. No has bsen promi.
nent IN developing the resources Of the
the interior 'tates aud enlarging the ex.
port trade IN many Of the chief products
OF the country. So great Is the conii.
dence reposed In him by tho govern.
ment Of his country that. by spec al dc.
cree dated the 81 instant. Oh N Mister
Of public works mas grant A q Mr..
Pinto. associated with Rlillio Sal.
azar Maur que. a concession FOR the o..
tahlishment Of an agricultural coloniz.
ing company 20 develop the resources Of
tho entire territory o, Amazon as astrip
OF practically unexplored land that coa.
stituies large part OF the whole coun.
try.
The territory Ia question embraces
some Of the most valuable lands In Ven.
czuelA Within the conceded zone. a
part Of which was styled EIdorado by
the carly Spanish settlers. are many
gold. silver and coalmines and huge
forests Of rub5er. sarapia and cocoa
trees. Il issiugular.y well watered and
the Or.no'o, CAsiquieres. Negra and
Amazon rivers, nAvigable 10 tho remot.
est interiors Of the tract. provided di.
rect and rapid means Of transit to the
coast.
The company contemplatos establish.
ing a line OF river steamships that will
facilitate the removal Of the products 10
the sea by way Of the Orinooo river,
shortening by fully one.quarter this tins
at present.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
INSURGENTS sad AcrIvE.
u Il sid They Are Destroying PROP
srty without BeinE stopped.

u Il stid They Are Destroying Prop
sriy without BsinE stopped.
HAVANA. Feb. is.-Tho widespread
and destructive activity OF tho insur.
gents in MAtanzas and Havana prov.
inces continues undated.
Tho insurgent leader Ing.osito and
his band attacked the village OF la Ysa.
bel In the Colon district The garrison
repu sed the assault upon the fort an I
put the insurgents TO flight with q loss
OF killed aud ~ wounded.
Several small bands attacked Fort sal.
vador AZ Cionfuegoes in tho Agal dis.
trict The captain led the garrison ot
10 IN a sortie and three insurgcnt were
killed.
The insurgents have burned Plncho.
ailla near Sagua
In Havana province they have burned
the cane q Ids Of II Aria near san
Felipe. the nelds OF Armon.o 10 Balon.
dron and thu fields Of Santa Catalina
At Guanayaba
The culvorts OF the railroad 40 san
Luis In Santiago do Cuba have been
dynamited by the iusur elts. Accord.
ing 20 later reports Of the engagement
at salo Pdeto with tine baud Of scraan
Sanchez, IL appears that the iusurgent
less was 80 killed and los wounded. In.
Guiding the leader. Trui,llo. the sec,c
tary OF the Cuban government Ser,
Pima was wounded aud the fam rs ban.
dit Tuerto Rldesiguez. was Killed.
The principal detachment Of troops
at Recreo, Matanzas dispersed a band
OF insurgents iuhicting les, OF i've
killed and II wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
LARGEST 1veR KNOWN.
The Production Of Coal aud Coke 10
Alabama Last Year.

me PRODUCTION OF Coal aud Coke To
Alabama Last Year.
BIRMINGHAM. Feb Official figures
Of the coal and coke proiu'ton ia Ala
bama, just compiled by State Nine In.
spector J d Hillburn. show la,' years
exports TO have been the largest Ia tho
states history. Tho total coal output
was SEES 46l. AZ compared with 1861.
Sl2 tons for the year previous. showing
an increase Leslie tons. Tao coke
production was i.3s;SiG tons ~ com.
pared with 92l. OO2 tons 10. the year De.
fore, showing an increase OF i1OSll
tons, The total number OF miners EN-.
ployed in Alabama last year was 1886
The next largest record In coal and 60 %
produc ion was that Of 1893. when Z.
500. 900 tons OF coal ami 1000. 900 tons
OF coke were produced.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
A Thrilling Tale.

II is currently whispered that
Mrs. -, while cleaning house.
asked her husband 20 nailu up some [ J.
He refused. She looked : 7 at him,
told him his conduct was without a
v, then beat him with her 80 AN.
I'll he saw - He now lies IN % ,tosC
state and may soon be- q fit subject
for disg. A man must bo on his
life In that Say and put a TO biz
existence. British Printer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

Mrs. 5, g Yates has been quite sick
but was reported better yesterday.
Alden Benedicts Fabio Romani T.
one II the strongest. best acted and
best dressed plays ever presented in a
Piilsburg theatre, says the Pit burg
Commercial Gazette. Walter Lawrence
is an agree bic ~ well 40 talented
ACTOR, and in this play he ha. two
that are vel suited to HE
style AID range. lie is we'll suppoi ted
by Miss Theiese MiI.ord aud good
company. The scenery is brilliant aud
effective, especially The bay Of Naples
and the eruption OF vesuyius. Grand
Opera House Thursday O. -morroWl
night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
COULD NOT RETURN TO SHORE
People Wait = stranded Vessel aud Are
CauEhI by the lee.


People Wait = stranded Vessel aud Are
CauEhI by the lee.
PATCHo0uE, l. /, Fob. Much APP
prehension is felt here for the safety Of
the p rsons who crossed the Great South
bay yesterday 10 visit the steamship
Laniugton, stranded at Fire island
beach. Many went TO gather oranges,
as IL had been given on. that the fruit
would be honted. TIE cold snap froEe
the bay sofia enough 20 make a return
20 shore impossible. tho boats being un.
able to break their way through the
ice fold. All day long those on shore
tested the ice TO see II IL was strong
enough TO support iceboais that a trip
might be made TO the steamship 10 ~.
certain the condition Of the missing
townsmen.
Many OF those on tho beach are lily
provided with clothing, aud must be-
suffering from the severity Of the
weather Some Of the more venture.
some, who carried no extra clothing,
have possibly persisted from the cold
The families Of the missing are In a dis.
tress'd state OF mind and fear tho worst
Il Is estimated that the number Of
uen who made the trip into the bay IL
so, and Of ths number only one has re-
Turmoil.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
PROMINENT Insurance Man De.d.

New YoRK, Feb. rs Frank Hal.
stead Ballard, superintendent OF the
agencies Of he Equitabls Lilo Assur.
ance society. died OF paeum)lia at his
Nome In Lawrence. l.. l.. after week :
illnesa He had had two previous AZ.
tacks and was not able TO rally The
Ballard family has for more than ~
years been prominent in Insurance. cir.
oles.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
Notice 20 Tenchers

Appliants for permanent certificate
are hereby n1,ide that an examina
ton for This grale will be- h,llat the
court house ON Thursday, Feb. 20 h.
beg inning at . a. m. The regular
month y examinations for lower z rad, 5
will occur on Friday and Saturday
following. :. II. Hickman.
j. I. Co.'S,
4 Marion Law.
Board Examiners BRAVO. Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
Attention Veterans.

All members Of Camp J. &. Rob, e.
son, L. G. v, are requested 70 meet at
the court house at 2 p. m., Saturday.
March Il, 1896. Business Of imp,rt.
ance makesa full attendance ncce saw.
:. ~ Drhien, J W. Tabor.
Adjutant Commander.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
Biggest Kind OF Bargains!
Boari Examiners Brn,o. Co.

c. +. Moore is going 10 dispose Of his
sleek Of gFalu damaged 10y water 10 the
late q e. We will sell fr Spot Cash.
corn, Toe per bushel; l25 lbs bran n
60 cents; some bran Tor 95c. per 100 lhs:
oats per hushel, 20 and p cents; hay
hrcows, per hale, 20 rents. An he
things In proportion. We are prepared
to fur sh all our customers, as usual
the hest o, everything In The grain line
l2-d.lw. CT. Moore
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
we'll INTO HAVANA paov nos.
MEcpo Place, Himself where lie Can
Join in Conner AZ WIN

Ascuo Places Himself where he Can
Join wth Conner a. Wnl.
HAVANA. Feb. lS-Replrts received
hero tend 10 show that General An.
tonic Maceo is fairly within the pro-
vince Of Havana and Is east OF the
Batabano Trocha. aud II ho has not
joined forces with Maxine Com he
is In position 10 do so when he p'cases.
Large forces Of insurgents are also with
in reach In Matanzas province whore
they are Overcoming the country and
doing much damage. The exact where.
abouts Of Maxine Gomez is not known.
The last report Of Gomez be- was in the
noighboThood Of san Antonio dc las
Vegas, little west Of the center OF la
vana province This town has tosn 20
a large extent the headquarters OF o. .
insurgo uts for some time past and hr
teen in their hands. IL fact. mum.
Ter OF the officials OF tho ,own went
over Co the insurgents
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

Miss Grace Hunters st,reopi con
dance lie a wondrL ltisa miracle A
thousand fleets Of light and shallow.
Of interchanging and Informing o. :
colors, glilteIing ard n sling in o.. "a
merable suggestions Of beauty u IL
iude cribab'r. You 30 away with
pleased Imagination. You huv. fea.td
on beauty in muliipli 20 form. With
Pablo Romani Thur day ro.moruW'
night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
no rallor.tssohor Wedding.

W,sHlN0tON. Feb rs The most DIS.
tiugu.sacd social event Of the season
here was tho marriage at 81. johns
Episcopal church last night ot Miss
Catherine Marten Weston Fuller.
daughter Of Chief Justice and Mrs. Ful.
Ter, 90 Theodore Smith Beccher, .
young lawOr Of Buffalo. n.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

MADRID Feb iS-An Official tcle.
gram, has been received here anuounc.
ing that General Cerolas defeated tho
insurgents under Antonio Macso and
that the later su,tain,i loss OF 90
killed and u wounded in recent fight.
ing with the Lopez. Cemor column.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
Pa'zsFleHr AT FORT WORTH.
Tom Cavanaugh aud Nnt carter Hattie
sH Rounds ~ the Stockyarda.

Tom Casanaugh aud Nlit Carter Hattie
STA Rounds ~ the stockyaria
FoBT Worm. Tex, Fob ls.-There
was a round fight IN town last night
between Ton Cavanaugh aud Milt
Carter, at the storkyards Il was nm.
disturbed by a hurried session Of the
Legislature, T'X,s rangers or biuec)ated
policemen There was not word Of
objection by state, Federal or muuici.
pal an,hou,y There was no minis.
terial protest Tho event was unher.
aided by tine press Bat It was prize.
fight just the same
Too principals fought six rounds be-.
fore ma audience Of about 30 spectators.
and tao dec sion was given CiyAuaush.
Soft gloves were used
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
NO oth.r Node, R.,nrerrd.

TRoY \ T., Feb is Several FIRE.
eng.ues poured wator upon the ruins Of
tins shirtia tory Gre al toby II any
Of the vet ms are IN the ruins 10 will be
impossible % reach their bodies No
adci ional namo Of missingp5ople have
bepu fcDnrfa1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Our terms for announcements for
political Offices ~ Whatever Ella vi /
be- always cab IL advance Of publica.
ton. Thisrule will be strictly kept and
the publication q candidates an
nouncemeni may he CONSIDERED a
receipt FIR payment.
The following casa rates vi be-
charged for announcing candidate flr
OH es.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
FOR SALE

A honse with four roms and FIVE
acres II ground. situated east end Of
Caldwell street.
A two-siory hrick building on Main
ltfeel. Dick Jones & 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

Two aces Of land on which 9. silu.
ated one I've room residence and iolr
cottage, 10 woodyille suburb, Bryan,
near oil mill. Price, 500 cash. or $40.
part time. Mis. q. Barrett
d0i-9t Bryan Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19
STATE SENATOR

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
A. WAlLAND as candidate g.
State Senator from the Twelfth Sena.
torial disir Ct, composed of the COM.
ties Of Limestone, Free tone, Rol ert.
son and Brizos, subj ct a. the action of
the Democratic dominating conven Ion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

SALT LAKE. CITY, Feb iI-Private
Mar'h1ll I Mitchell, formerly Of Miss.
sappi, committed suicide at Fort
Douglass by shooting hims,lt with
rifle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

AUGUSTA. Ne. Feb. rs Mrs Susan
Manley, wife Of Hon. Joseph II. Man.
lev died hero of pneumonia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-19

DALLAS, Feb ls.-Major Hugh +.
Ewing, an old aud respected citiAO q.
died yesterday.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05

larry IN Second-s, where many OF the properly
owners are against the Introduction OF the uo"ey'
Late Friday night the street was cro"deo VIZ"
hooGiuns. who amused themselves by throwing w
crackers among the working ltaiiars u ZIG e~~
co Illusion of the latter.
Chairman Edward Offerman. OF the Common
Council. insisted that he vas Acting Mayor IN the
absence OF Mayor Pagan, who was ou' Oh 'o""' @.'~
he called out few extra policemen 70 eNalse .is
crowd. Men and boys made things interesting LOT
Offerman jeerel II and hurled DIRT al hi'h' Inv
Acting M,vor. who also announced that as such he
was virtually at the head OF the police department.
told ono OF the foremen station an Italian win
q crowbar and smash the first man in the face VINO
dared interfere with the workmen Inc cro"o 90
no. like this order and heaped an extra amount OF
abuse on the Acting Mayer
John Sullivan. young man VINO wes particularly
!ncensed al Offerman, struck him n tne race "s'n
his fist The Councilman directed Justice OF the
Peace Harry l., Barck. who was standing near ~
10 arrest Sullivan. BIZ; he did not DO so.
Until late Yesterday morning several Seconc-s~
prcperty-owncrs sat along the sidewalk guarding
snots where aole-d.ggers wanted TO make excava-
tons for trolley poles. Mrs. Mary Brock OF Second
and Clinton sts.. shovellei dirt into hsle as fass
n. Tho men could throw Il out. James Harkser. an
cx-member CT the HobOken Schoo. board, mas prop.
cr,y at Second and Adams SITS The trolley men
OF his place. through which to run trolley pole pole
IL was said that he threai-ned 10 shoot the "fss
man who dared % mutilate his awning -.
The company placed an extra force OF men q
work yesterday to tear up tirst-st.: aitno"sn ~
was agreed that this thoroughfare was not 10 %
touched until u had first been decided Whether the
widening plan was practicable great dea. %
COMPLAINT has been heard because or the manner
in which the streets are being torn up for oockx
making II impossible for engines 10 gel threvSn
n case OF a fire Threats have been made thSs
another injunction would be applied Tor but nosn'
ing could be done In this direction until to.morrow'
Yesterday being a solidsy and to-day being sun.
day BY that time great progress VIII nave e oss
made I'm having the tracks II Is understood tnat
,hc n,l,ce would be asked 10 stop toe work to-day.
because 1t is Illegal TO work on Sunday Aeun,f
Chief OF Police Hayes said last nignt tha' nc "ou"
moi interfere with the Sunday work.
People are at a fever heat over me operationv
OF the Rutherford company. and trouble may ooe0
before the work Is completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
BICYCLE RACES AT VINELAND.

Vineland, July (SpeciaD.-The first annual tour
nament under the auspices OF the Flneand Bicycle
Path Association was held here this afternoon. The
attendance was about 800 Brdgeton and Melville
being well represented. The track was In fine
dtion the prizes good and each race was hotly
contested. Summaries:
Road race ten miles-s. T. Williams. V. W; q mini
J.. u. Garrison -. W. ~ MINI. second; Harry Bur
roughs. Y. ". Il MINI. third Timc-Jl 30
One mile noyice-A. J. Smith. NJ, w: first {: William
MONTGOMERY NJ ". second: F1avelle H. W.. third
me-23iis.
FIRST: Harry @. Walls, v W. second. HAIR, u. Carton
v W. third. Time-237i..
One-rniie handdcap-Chsri.s Whld.n a. W. 100
yards nrst; Harry burroughs V. W. go yaris second
2.isA
Five-mie handcap-Harry ID. Carton Y. W. ,2lO
YARDS nrst; Harry burroughs V. w l2i0 yards).
ond. T. O. Jones Y. W. ,2l0 yards, third. Time-itaos
onlsC-chares Whiien N. ". 900 yard.l first; Harry
Iurroughs v w t2iO yaris second: Clarence Turner,
n. w. (2so YARDS. :hird- Tims-l3:a7k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
Garden st shot himself In the left hand WIN
small reyo,ver The bullet extracted.

c,r3cn-.t shot himself In the left hand with a
small revo.ver. The bullet was extracted
Rutherford. July (specaD.-The celebration III
Rutherford began with salu,ing the flag on Depot
Square by squad from Company Il. "a REGIMENT
Rand singing by school children and exercises; IN
which the Rev. G. II. Badger; C. K Parker N Mar
took part The display Of National flags and bunt-
ing i'm the town was unusually liberal
Morrstown. July (SpeciaD.-Colonel W. Ihomas
HeadIey was grand marshal OF the parade. which
moved promptly at 10 o'clock. 1t was composed OF
the A. T. A. Torbet Post, G.. A. r.; the militia COM
pany from Dover. the Morris;own Fire Department.
a bicycle corps and industrial exhibits The Iarade
was dismissed Mt the park where an grafton was
delivered by the Rev. George +. Eckman. Vosss
Band. OF Newark, gave a concert, which was Ci-
lowed by an exhibition OF japanese day fireworks
AT the close OF the exhibition stages conveyed me
crowds to the Driving Park to witness the bicycle
races The evening exhibition of fireworks was get
off on the top Of Fort Nonsense. the highest point
In the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
TRAP SHOOTING AT HOLLYWOOD.

Hollywood n. j.. July (Spec.aD.-The second
day at the Hollywood traps opened under unfavor-
able circumstances The first contest for the Red
Top prize. case OF wine. scheduled to begin at
l o'clock. but owing to a heavy fall of rain II was
IN hour and half later before the contestants ap-
peared. After the shower stiff southcrly breeze
sprang up. greatly aiding the birds. which were
lively lot. in making Their escape. Hebard, the
Pennsylvania crack was the first TO face the traps.
Hoey and Ballard. who made c.ean and
divided the prize, virtually the only two in the
contest after the third round. WINS was in poor
FORM and withdrew after missing his second bird
The second number the Independence Handicap,
decidedly interesting. Three crack shots.
Mcssrs Hcbard McAlpin and Ballard. tied. each
scoring two misses. In the shoo,-off all three shot
In grs. form. Hebard, however missed first. his
third bird left driver. getting away McAp!n
and Ballard fought 1t out. both stepping back to the
thirty wo-yard mark after Hebayi missed missed; Nc
ard n scor ms k wn D h hndcap Heb n
killed thirteen straight and looked ike winnsr,
64 g Pis Es % Flank "d' Ssa
T IsS: E:a nsns H@S 30 ;sa! $ Ys s:4 u
ys Ky g. ya, ~: 2 o Eee9ns a Trenton 80
Da!y. Long Branch ,2s YARDS. 2 =: ...,., ..o
third; eight entries:
Is ~
HeLari. 129 yards 2. . 2. 2. 1. 2. . .. q 2. q
o. 13-2
McAlPin. 80 yards .. q /. = 2. p . o. q 2. q.
Hoey. 80 yards go 2 2 2 2 2 q o. o. 2 2
ia
Held, % yards. 2. o l. l. 2 o. . w........ 5-J
WINS 30 yards o. 2. l. 2 l., 2 o. 2 l. 2. %
Ballard, 30 yards2 9, 2. . 2. q .. o. |. o. 2 2. .
R:sO!nx % yaris-s. l. 2 i. p 2. . o. q o. i. 2. 80
Daiy-o l. 2 l. 2 o. 9 o. q i. O. q w.......io-i
Dead out Of boun.s
sh9c';en ab,yi ties; Hsbpras Meal
Miss and out. 32 yards McApin-2 .. . .. o. Ballard
i. 9. /, l. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
BICYCLING AND FIGHTING.
ALMOST A RIOT PRECEDEs a GOOD RACING PRO
GRAMME AT MORRISTOWN

ALMOST a RIOT PRECEDES a GOOD RACING PRO
GRAMME AT MORRIsTOwN.
Morristown, n. j., July (SpeciaD.-The bicycle
races were great in spite OF rather anna
teurish management. The riding good. and
with one exception the finishes close and ex-
citing Just before the two-mile tandem, mob law
ruled for fifteen minutes but through no fault OF
the management. The Sahodac Wheemen lease
the track from Frank Class the celebrated wing
shot Their lease specifies that no liquor shall be
sold on the grounds outside the hotel Class
started bar about midway between the grand
stand and the hotel. Complaint made and he
arrested and put under $500 bail He retalia ed
by blocking the track with old wagons.
The clerk Of the course Edgar Dennison In
formed the crowd of the trouble and asked for
volunteers to help remove the distractions. The
wagons and other Instructions were promptly
stout resistance but were powerless In the hands
of the mob Great indigna ton prevailed and cries
cool heads prevailed and quiet was restored
The following is brief summary Of the races:
onsrme novScmTr.t hsa,F9a rr rd..s anaed F.
wadsS"Ita. Mcrris,c%n and Paul Mniiior chatham
Time-?:Ss Fullerton; the winner. was aitcrward dis
he nth man. James Heath Of Morrisown quail
second heai-cbarlcs o'cnnor. New-york FIST; @.
y. Totem Bro k,n. second II T. varisy Newark third;
Il onc-m ii' team raceEwcn by HOPPER and parrott.
leron ntclair first: o. $. Parrott Chatham second;
Henry schss. Newark. third T1me-ll2
One-mle hand cap-First hfat-T. Fagn. Madison 900
yards. nst; II +. Varey Newark 900 yards) second;
4. 8 Judk nd. Nen-Yorh GO yards third; char =
O'Connor. NewYork tseratch). fourth. Tme-220 Is.
Second heat-F. G. Hop'e- Morrsown -, ynrds, first;
+. W Fullerton. Mon,clar 90 yads) record J. j. Hughs
Hrookyn 40 yarts) third; 4. Van Houen. Monstown
90 !ards). fourth. Tme-2;ish
Final noyce-James Heath Morristovn. first: Charles
O'Connor. New-York second; VI. Mcclure. Summit
third Tirne-.:i2 5 D.
Two mile tandem-w. Appiey and G. Appley. Railway.
first w. Mosher and A. S. Judkind. NewYork. second.
Time :51 25.
Fivc-mle Morris County Handicap. for gold medal to
be succession own; last by
George rdall-G E. paTott Chatham 1890 YARDS. first
Timel3I0 second prize special. presented by w. T..
Hutton by George Tdsll
Final mile handicsp.F W Fullerton. Montcair
80 yards) first Charles Appley Elizabeth 40 yards).
second: r. W HOPPER. Chatham 30 yards third Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
PASSENGER LOSES Az ARM.
TWO MEN INJURED ON THE LEHIGH. WHILE
SEVERAL OTHERS NARROWLY ESCAPE.

Erastus Clearey. forty-hve years old. and John
Evans. thirty nine years old. both living in Borden
ton, Penn. were seriously injured n Leh!gh
Valley train on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks
near Newark yesterday by passing freight train.
They were taken 10 81. Mchael's Hospital. In New
ark
The two men their way 70 NewYork to
spend the Fourth OF July. When the train was some
distance below Newark freight train passed on
the next track. going in opposite direction
Clearey and Evans were seated next to the window
on the west side OF the car. with their arms resting
on the window sill and projecting from the As
the two trains were passing the door OF one OF the
freight cars swung out and struck the side or the
passenger Clearcys arm taken off at The
shoulder. and the arm of Evans was mutilated.
As the two injured men were sitting forward In
the car. the passengers behind them on the west side
had time TO withdraw from the windows. The side
Of the badly damaged.
At the hospital the physicians thought that
Evans's could be saved. clenrey was In a
critical condition from loss of blood and the shock
and there were doubts whether he could recover