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Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Retsfisnoeife mob Rinmeicta.

Retsfisnoeife mob Tinmeicta.
Sommer 2p6ren / Il. g. Circuit
Court, Ct. paul, ufgap i Sfursoags en-
&jenbelie mob Staten Minneiotd Nos
rsrenps Gano til en- 89rbi al $1,000
900. 2egislatursn al 1897 pebtpg en-
Ift, fpm fratienote Hetten til bet 2ano.
Der bar srantet til Duluth &c Srpr
Gange Railpap 90. Men Scmmel
2pfrsn fanot, at zen Stat er unoel
be Sorsnebs Statsrs Sonititution i lig'
Grab Tom ben entelte Berger. p9 en6rer
Statsfcrorbning, iom tiliigter at lp9tt'
en- &pntrutt, Der grunoer Jig pad falts
ilaueoe geitemmelisr, er ubiplut ugpls
Big" Stdtens Gmbebsm9nb forbpoes
at b~em9stige lig 9anoet; men Soms
mer 2p6ren giper Iamtlige Ibpotdter
Saaen Retti9feo til at for en- Sangs
Stplo at anl9gge 9roces mob Serns
baneielifabet for at prepe 2a%nogrdntets
Gplbigbso.
@rGnietpift.
Duluth, 24be SUM. Der er giort ct
8ulofunb pad Zen Sat Ycint / Hainp
Gate, % bsnue Smit9nOisbeb Times at
futile labe til en- International 8r9nle
tpiIt mellem Stprbritannien % be So
rsnsbe Slater. Sfsl9e ben geplOgiIte
Spmaalings Starter tilferer Zen bet
t%unabiife Ssrritorium, bporimco ben Ell
ter uotrptsmaaben / 9bent>S rattateu er
en- Del at Staten Wtnneiotu. Canada
lar ubitept patsnter til Here p9roifuIos
Minsleier paa Zen, % traftige Snoiis
eslIer fenoes MI til Walbingtcn ira
amerifanite Yrplpectors.
Minearbeiberne sisnnem bele Hainr
2afe Oiitrittet er brast / Sarniit. Der
er llbiigt til llrpligtec, tpis Der lite
trafes en- Sperenstcmit. Com Eager
n. MI artsr fig, taber be Srreneoe Sta
ter belle 8cntrollen enbpg prer fine
@dnppeis / &alun 2ats, ba be 6orensos
Slater ifelss serlpeiite Maalinser lite
tan fatte en- 9aab ub / SnoIeen uoen
fsrIt at gaa oper eanaOiTf 9anb. Sette
er pua ben anben Sibe en- lioefrem Spers
tr9beIie al Srattatens Sperenstpmit.
sarI,et tilRaosfommen.
Senatpr aellars 14adrige Syn, Bil'
liam, tcm Stprsoas Gftermipoas till
ftabe unbsr Irbeibe / fin Saoers Subrit
/ Saut Center. San blep truhen msn
frpgtelis Strait Of ct Sernitptts, Tom
Ilpnssbss eiennem ouften fra en- Sreisra
bent, oa blsp furlig iadret. San Lao
enonu bepibitles, bu geretninsen afienps
tes.
W~oreamfIase.
Sfslee Msbbelelie at 24oe bs. fra
Spring 9allep er Der bplbt 2isfpn orer
oiaet at paul Starlie. Oct leoeoe til,
at 4nttrnp Spfniou itrar blsb drreitsrst
% antlaaet for Moro. Shrrspas ST.
II Sm. blep Ran braet for Spmmer
gurldon; men hans 5oripurer, 9lopos
fat S6eper, ppnaaebe at faa Sagen uos
lat til Snsbae ben 30te Sum- for at
faa Sib til at forbereoe fig.
Sette ii9es at bore ben fcrite Mcros
Iaa / 5ilmore Gpuntb paa 35 Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Jnolanoet.
9ntnu.
snmueoaas % efaoe for S.. 900.

Spbias Spbiaipns itpre Gapebpgs
nina n9r Wcnticelo blep Sanftbansz
often truHsn af 2pnilosn cs nspbr9note
til 9runbsn, mebbeles fra Geoar Has
pips. 9psninssn buIeoe 100 IONS 81,
500 guftsls SABRE % 5drmmaitinsri.
sa6.t er $4,000. Sstt, sr treble Sang
/ 2ebet af be iih'te ii Iar, at Sobialors
9absbpgning er n%eobrenbt.
9%sroenoeir.
st beftist S%orbenpsir meo Ssregn
at Snsbas often puer bet eitlise Soma
- 1tripes fra Burlington % ldmms'
BE selssrafs os Selefunlinjsrnes Dir
beibe. De elettriIts Spprpcgnslinjsr
her / gpen tps iaa mesen Stabe, at Sra
ften MATTE Itanis ouer Natten, % Spt'
ilOen ilos nsb / flers Spgninger.
@eb gebar Hapibs antog Seiret
6Orm at ct Stpbrub. Ser 1tebe beg
ingen Sfaoe al getponing.
Ytcrper benaaeet.
8urernersn bar benuabet Ok. 9. Wlcs
6arldnb, Der bar ibrmt 20 Iars Sugts
tus for Mprb. @usrner Srate fdnot
ia opfcrbret bertil peb ct gpnlfrift, icm
bar unbertesnet at $500 9prsere at
&c MARS % Splanb iammen meo Som'
fner, Surp % @bpptat / Sagen mob
MCFARLAND, oa ban bcmfalotes. S
1898 bar ben MI 9enaaoeoe fcmnen t
slammeri meb en- dnbsn Manb, Ipm
Ian itieb % brabte. Ssrit bar Strdf'
ZEN lat til ii @urs Sugtfus; men peo
BET npe 5orfsr blep ben f%rrboblet. San
lioer at SGring.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
3MtnneCntn.
SIoSpaaietteIfe.

Sofn 9rpmbergs Sus % 2aoebpgs
ming / Sargent Soipnitip blep Hat til
Snsoag Itutten ibrano at Cramps, Der
poa osnnsMaaoe billie 6spne fig, forpi be
bar negtet SiGabslie til at ippe ! 2acen
Notten cher. Sa beres 4nmcbning
bIeO benz neetet, trlisbe be meo !Sepn oe
uofsrte lin Sruiel. Sabet heb 9ranben
blso $1,000; IsIurance $500.
arnfneti ct sroir miper.
timber ct 9sfsg / Marins Mins Snss
BAG Gftermibbag brufnsbe en- liben Dat
tr al Sobn Glmquiit fra Stinpater.
Dun bar saast nsb til Glpsn, rs ba en-
prlebriper pdsierebe forbi, pifteoe FUN
rg en- 2esetameret meo fine 2ommstgrs
'laoer. Men GImquifts lille 9utter
ia6te ferunber 2isepasten % falot !
Sanost, bpor BUN onion. Sm Iftenen
mr Sieet enbm life funbet.
2snfurs.
ganitrum She G Glptbing Co.,
minneapolis. girrte Spbub / 3tprs'
BAGS meo Mttim paa $4,000; Siatz
N'nS Stsrrelie er lite b~efienbtgiOrt.
"1spartmsnt z,srs" Imsfe.
Get fore Department Store | Wan'
,dtO, tiIhprenbe 2onsini &c 9bums. blsp
at''t ben 24be bs. Rational Giti5ens'
SAINT eeritebs bapbe Oasen fcruo am
Hrost 0ommsr Severance ! 9itrittss
tlisn en- at ubnapns en- 4pminiitrator
l' 5urretninsen. gaabe Rational Gis
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
WoroaufIaee.
urrn gukntn.
anfIaae Tor @oro.

Neaeren @i1iam Sing bleo Snsodg
often arreIteret / @ait Srdno Sorts,
fripes fra @ranb Sorts. a~rreitatiDnen
bar en- sypIss at en- StposaHare | en- tns
bianIt oeirplabs nar Sbeif Riper Sails,
Minn., / fprriss uss. Sing iises at
bape tsltaeet / ct Sunielag Der os bar
tommen / &runsleri meo en- big Gba
parbs, lem ban ftipo / genet. Den
iaareoe bsoe / Sirsoags at Yloofcrgifts
nina, Der bar ubartet fra Saaret. Sling
er berfpr MI antldaet for Mtoro.
annneeiurnsns srbeise.
Gen granojurp, ipm / be iioite tire
uaer bar fpretaset be fcritieaige lnSers
Isseli.r, afgap ibos lin Slutningsraps
port ca aftattebes, bsrettes fra 8ranb
Sorts ben 23be bs. 9sb Sioen at at
bape Fart SpmertIomfspen henpenot
paa abItinige "glinbsriie" bar 6ranbs
iurpen og'ad uloer1egt epurfnfplplfa>
let ca rappprterer, at bet gjenneminitlig
foiter Gpuntist $8.25 pr. llee for hper
patisnt / Soipitalet. Sitter llnoers
IseelIm at @Haren | 8rano Sorts Gas
tipnal Sant timber Surpen geriier fct
msaen Tfammelis Stisoesleshso 9cs
gantens DIRECTION oa GmbebsmGnb,
"per FOREIGNER FABIAN Straf. icm eppsn
beitsmmsr."
sSrbrnoeiie moo pohioSene.
3. q. Mprsdn % y. q. Nelicn
9afota arrsitsrebes sforspas giters
mibbag af Il. g. 9eputp War'faa 9sn'
nesIp, fprbi be tapbe fcrbruet Jig mob
poilrrens. Den fsrite er Great Tortfs
ems @aent paa Stsbst, BEN anoen apu'
ttetsr. SisIe to ftal babe ienbt Girtus
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
q
.linlans aren & steele 60.

Far inoitilst Sriften ipr Spmmsren.
tribes ira aibIunb. 0e ~iGopanIige
Jteparationsr paa 5urnaeen pl blips uOs
fert / Gpbet at Sommeren 90 alt brugt
i Srben til at bssbnoe iglen, iaalnart
bet ~alminbslige 5orrelRIngstrpt er b9z
BET pg ubilstsrm lDiere.
Yu isse 1siisns SiaIp.
Der er / Wilnautse glort Striot til
al ta9e llnoerIggelisn az 2Bautaba Sns
bui trtltoie Ior 0utter no AZ S9noerns
paa Statens SparD pf Control pg NIB
gipe en- 4ppsl til Eetten ON AfgIereli
at 5niten. 0e, lom gap Stppet til
u~n6eris9elien, Ear r~adolpurgt en- al be
beo1te 4Orotater | Nttltpautee al ben
@runo, at ire at 8paroets Wsolems
msr itpo i ct iaaOant 6OrbolO til Super
intenoent Sart, at Der life piloe p9re ans
bet at pente, eno at be tom til at frita9e
BAN for al Stplo.
Qorotuten tilraabebe oem at ldoe uns
oerie9elisn fprti9tte iom bsgpnot, %
bpis Sparb Of Control ltuloe dntpoe at
bile beifptte Supt. 9art, oa at anlGg9e
GetsIag imob BAN fcr poloiom gtiss
banbling. &lasen bill bu blipe ii1tt:.
paa bet Silfelbe, tppr 8utten Meienit
blep Iaa brutalt misbanplet, piftnct pdu
Overwhelming at Sdrt.
IN xsrost.
@merican Steel Barge So. far / bisIe
Oase bolbt ct D~irettipnsmeoe / Beit
Superior, Epcr Yraiibent Colgate Sopt,
6rant Rpttefsler ps Sames 9. GOlgdtc
fra gitsn bar tilitsbe. Oct pistioite,
Ipm bleb afgiort, bar at paalGgge Senss
rdlbeftprer WcDcuana at guu tiloerfs
meb at faa 9eregninger oper Smtoits
ningerne peb ben paat9ntte npe Ssrbot,
Der ital bpggss. 5rant Rpctefeler BE-
CAB fig bsrfra til Msiaba Range.
3smmsrissere o~rnfnet.
CD Sobnfm fra Werria pg SrGr
9rpnte fra Scmabatpt. begge Ssmmsrs
febers, tuloieilsoe NOR R6inelanbera
BRO / 5reouss pg orufneoe. De bar
ugifte. gegse bapbe arbeibet meb Soms
m~erflsbnins / en- Hatte at Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

tt5ens' c9 Wantato Nutional 9dnts er
&reottprer Ter cmtrins $4,000 bpsr.
Sj9loen beregnes til benimob $4,000.
aftlra til meaem $4,000 og $780,
600.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
9un gukntn.
WuIft NJ De.

50 8p9eeiere / 9rsibo Gcuntp, !Sala
ten % Grict 5poneis, belagbes fprleosr
Dag meb 4rrsit ps multtereoes / Gbdms
berlain for Sorast for 3etten. fcroi Dc
bapbe fcriggt at iframme en- Slot ares
atursr paa Glligt. ibet 8prene itulbe fes
res bort at 2ppens SuunobGpere.
@nupreoer az granomano.
SpbsS ofpta 9ranbmanps ItabsrsS p,
pisning / Mabiion dabneoes meo 400
9rancmano / @elsb. Sipur Sail:
panot lite pris for be feite W9no,
Danttpn liselaa lite pr. fer bet beoii
upisenoe pe bebIt spebe &cmpuni.
a%arsparten.
gu[stinen fra Suron ON Iplingens
Silitanb / Spb Sdtota op til ben 23ts
bs. flyer 81. a.: Rsgnfaloet bar pGret
fprebt, men ganIts soot forpelt, tiloela
bpppist os / sntelte Gsne rigelist. aict
Sasl falbt Der pgiua, men lite ida BET
ftapsbe pibere. @sirtilitanben Ear pGrei
msset sunitis for al Sch, iier ienplans
tet Speoe, Sapre, 9pg, 5lar, Muis, 90
teter, Sdpeiaser rs 8ilbsras. S flert
Gane tr9nges bog mere Hegn, nogI:
Steber enbps meset huarbt. Mminb.s
Zig itaar tiolia @aurfpeoe megst lopenOs,
Sen @aarbreoe itaur pgIaa soot, men ~
encnu temmelis tpnb ipmmeitebs; megei
beraf 6espnote life at bore / mango gsne
ferenb for tcstre Tiger Iiben. 5aerer
er pgiaa tpnb peb Sproen | entelte Gnge,
besrunhet peb Sroiten | Mtai % tibliq
/ Suni. men loper f9rbsles COB 9eit
mango Gsne. Mais far a~lminbelia
ffuot en- traftig @art, men itaar ioets
teletasst libt tilbase. 8usen 1tpbsr NJ
/ npgle at be ipbliss Counter.
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8unnar NoSicianc er Dor Ngert
Clan % Seder Counter, Tinneipta. y.
guunoen, "5eeprabsY ulten"s ub9iuer.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23

Miss Anna Mccall Eickclbcrg and George
Ross Mochrie were married last night ut the
Central Presbyterian Church in West Fifty
seventh street. Tho Rev. Wilton Merle Smith
performed the ceremony at g o'clock. The bride
wore a white satin gown trimmed with duchesse
lace and chiffon. Her tulle veil was caught
with "A bandcau of orange blossoms, and her
bouquet was composed OF lilies OF tho valley.
Miss Grace Eickelberg, who was her sisters
maid of honor, was alfred In white moire and
organdie. Miss Jennie Graham. an aunt OF tho
bride. and Miss Maggie Mochrie, sister OF the
bridegroom. who We're the bridesmaids, wore
James MacLean assisted as best man. and Colin
y. Eadie, Alexander 9. Eadie. Walter G. Brecde.
Robert G. LIngenbacher, John {. Crawford, Jr.,
and DIR. J. A. New OF Long Island City were the
ushcrs.
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. August Eickel-
berg. at their home, 337la West Fifty.lfth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
Programme for tho Atlantic II. c. Cruise.

Programme for tho Atlantic 7. e. Cruise.
In tho absence of Commodore George Gould of
the Atlantic Yacht Club. Frederick T. Adams.
the ranking flag officer Of the organization,
issued orders yesterday through Fleet Captain
Thomas l. Watson for the following itinerary
for tie annual cruise Of the club:
The neet will rendezvous at Larchmont Oh Monday.
on tuesday. July o. on signal from the flagship, the
Meet will sail for Milton Point anchorinS OF the
American Yacht Clubhouse.
tho neet Will sail for Riverside. anchoring inside OF
Captains Island, as near the Riverside Yacht Club as
practicable.
o. Thursday. July g. on signal from the flagship.
the fleet will get under way for the start OF the race
from Riverside to Black Rock.
feet will get under way for the start of the race from
Black Rock to New London or to Morris Cove. as may
be determined on the morning OF The raee,
the feet will get under way for the start OF the race
from New London to Greenport. II at New London.
or from Morris Cove to New London. II at Morris
Cove.
On Sunday. July II. should the feet then be at New
London. on signal from the flagship. Il will then get
under way for an Informal run from New London to
Deeins's Harbor. shelter Island.
All OF the above races will be sailed under the su-
p%eryision Of the Regatta Committee; the special di.
20 DO sailed on the cruise.
ship ON Wednesday. July 4. at . p. NJ. ct Riverside.
The archmont Yacht Club has extended, through
their Board OF Trustees, the courtesies of their club TO
the Atlantic Yacht Club on their annual cruise.
The member OF the club and their guests on this
cruise have also received cordial Invitations from tho
American. Riverside. and Bridgeport Yacht Cluba to
captions o. each OF them on the evenings indicated
for arrival At these places.
upon at a meeting OF Captains to be held on arrival At
shelter Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
BoWlinG.

The American Bowling Congress held its annual
delegate meeting at Beethoven Hall. In East Fifth
street, last night. The directors were TO have met at
8 O'Clock, but owing to the absence OF Secretary
Ward It was two hours after tho specified time be.
fore the board convened.
The following tournaments were represented either
by delegate or proxy; American National. Royal Ar.
canum. Arlington. Has Beens. Harlem. Uncle Sam
National, and United Bowling Clubs Of New York;
Curuthors, Royal Arcanum, shaughnesseys. Central,
Brooklyn National. Capital, and Ehlers Of Brooklyn,
An entirely new constitution and bylaws were
adopted. The following amendment 10 the tournA-
nent rules was adopted:
MEN bowling with any club In q preliminary con.
ward bowl In that tournament with any other club,
and any CLUB using such a prohibited member In q
tournament shall only have the scores OF the other
men on the team recorded In ascertaining the results
OF the game and In reckoning the club or team
average"
Amendments were also added to the bowling rules
AZ follows;
"Rule Dissection g: Private balls brought out In
public games remain the private property OF the
owner. and may only be used by other players with
his consent,
than two and a half feet long from the alley to the
swinging cushions ~ the rear. The cushions should
be 50 constructed as TO- prevent the rebounding Of
pins from IT to the alley"
The New England, Merrimack, and Lowell City
League were dropped from membership for failing 20
Bress, Applications were received from SchAfers
tournament OF brooklyn, Kentucky League, MIL
Greek League. and Cincinnati League. Thsy were
added to the rou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23

A. E.-l2:S5. 2sS Spring street. Mary Vincent. dam
age el0: l:lo. So Mulberry street. damage trin;ngt
1850, 4o4 Water street, Timothy Buckley. damage
$500; $50. ss2 West Fifty.nrst street, Sarah Purdy.
damage s25; 1890, POS East Seventy. NTH street.
Hannah schlimber, damage $50; ll:30. SO Little West
Twelfth street. n. Reynolds & Co. and others, damage
$1,000.
=. M.-12:35. 1911 Second avenue. Raymond
Schultz. damage $40; 1:eo, 2s Beach street. Bessie
Perten, damage S26; AIS. lo6 East Houston street,
Jacob Bellak. damage trintng; ago. 1897 Lexington
avenue. Thomas Reilly, damage trining; b:2o.
las East Twenty-second street. John II. Bea
con. damage $1,000; 0:25. si3 East Thirty.
NTH street. Robert Adams. damage $3.50,
s:I5. $40 West Thirty.siIth street. William Harden.
damage $40; $50, 81 Hester street. l.. Luharsky.
damage trnins; s:tS; 90 Rivington street, Lena
Heinvagel, damage triding; OBS. $40 West Fifty. third
street, Apollo incandesecnt Gas Light company, dam
age $4,000; ll;e5, oS Delaney street. Joseph MalcuS.
damage trihinK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
Long Island Trap Shooting.

With no less than thirty.two members facing the
traps. the He'll Gate Gun Club OF this city held its
regular monthly live bird shoot at Dexter Park yester
day afternoon. The scoresi
Regular monthly club shoot at ten live birds each.
for yearly prizes. handicap rises and allow anoes
under the point system, 80 yards boundary; Eugene
Doeinck, 80 yards. z points. 10; John II. voss, 90
yards, points. 10; Frederick Trostel. 2s yards. Z
points, 10; Henry Forster, ~ yards, Is points. lUj Ed
ward Payntur, 2s yards, 4 points, .; Peter CAIRNS, Jr,
30 yards mot Yet handicapped. .; Win. A. Sands. 2S
yards. points, .; John sGhlirht. rs ards. . y points, o;
Emil stenens, ~ yards. Oh points. q; Louis T..
Muench, ss yards, . points, 81 NJ: II. smith new
memDer). ps yards mot handicappedl. &; Joseph New
Yards, Oh points, y. J. Petersen, IS yards. ia
points. 81 Conrad Weber. ~ yards. 9 points,
Charles Lang. sS yards. 8 points, :; Ernst
yards 1not yet handicspPea}; u y y, Richter.
AZ points, 81 Philip, woelfel' as yards. z points.
sts iaSs". 20 N ssrds. s yoTas, 8? John RSaah''ii /. o. p aant.
felssr' rs yards o points. 81 Jacob Himmsisbacl, 9s
o. John a,nes. 70 yards, A. points 1! Edward Mar
points. 4 Chris Rabensteln. rs yards. Q points, 4;
Frederick Guy. 20 yards new meLnDer), y; George L.
Brett, 20 yards. 4 points. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
SINKING OF THE ALBERr1NA.
Her Bottom stove In I'm the shrewsbury Chan
mel. but She Gets to . Wharf.

mel. but She Gets to a wharE
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. n. J.. juno 22.-The
steamer Albcrtina OF the Merchants Steamboat
Company's line rests on the bottom of the
Shrewsbury River at her landing at Highlands
OF Navesink. where she sank this morning. The
Albertina left Red Bank at 2 A. NJ. When at
Upper Rocky Point she struck something which
stove a hole in her bottom. Capt. Throckmor-
ton, with all possible speed, made for the land
ing at the Highlands. Arriving there he threw
out the gangplank, and told the 125 passengers
on board that the Albertina would not DO able
to proceed on her trip. Some of tho passengers
took the train for New York, while others were
transferred to the steamer Pleasure Bay. Few
on board knew that anything very serious had
happened.
The Albertina wasin her regular course when
the accident happened. according to the testi.
mony OF Capt. Throckmorton and Pilot b. W.
Sanford. To them the cause of the accident is a
mystery. They attribute 1t to either an anchor
which had been left in the channel during the
night or a water'soaked log that had drifted
there. The boat has been going over the Same
spot for years, and at just as low tides. The
dining room, boiler room, and all the lower
apartments Of the boat are flooded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
Wlnners at %. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as follows:
First Race-Three-quarters OF q mile. Bishop.
90 CE. Jones). 8 to l. won; Elsie D., 102 u. Mathews),
9 to l. second; Botanic, 9o Il. Woods. is to /. third.
Time. l:lS.
Second ace-Nine.si1teeuth of a mile.-school
Girl. 0s &C. Combsl. Q TO 5. won: Allie B., l03 (Reidy).
80 TO /. second: Sister Josephine, lo3 &C. slaughter).
8 TO /. third. Time. 0:5gi4.
Third Race-ThreeQuarters of a ~mile.-sweetw VIII.
liam. lis &C. SlAuRhter). y to 3. won; Lady Britannia,
l03 &C. Combs). % TO /. second; Miss Brnmble, loo
q. Mathews, 2 to /. third. Time. 1:lS,.
Fourth Race-One mile and twenty y~ards.-Bena-
mela. 1l5 CFoucou,. Z to 8. won; Gold Top. 90 Il.
Jonesl. 8 to 5. second; Inflammation. 92 &C. Combs. 4
to l, third. Time. l:4Sss.
Fifth Race-Three-Quarters OF 4 mile.-May Galop.
10s IPeterman>. le to l, won: Gold Corn. ZOE u.
Mathews, 3 to 9. second; Loyaletta- 81 (Cop.bs). ao
to I, third. Time. 1857.
Sixth Race- Enthusiastically ut q mile.-Iiebe Rose,
1903 IT. Murphy. q to /. won; Eva Rice, lis &c.
Slaughter. 9 to 5. second; ARA, los (w. Dean. 10 TO
!. third. Time, 0:5S54.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23
LET A TEAM DROP Is FEET.
NEITHER ANIMAL HURT HoISEU
OUT NTH a DERRICK, 4

ono Horse slipped Over tho Edge OF the Rxs
cnvation nj broadway and Liberty streets
DRAGGING Its Mate AlonE-nsoth DanEied
over the Chasm untn the Traces Were Cut.
Several hundred persons gathered about Lib
erty street and Broadway yesterday afternoon,
where the foundations Of the new Washington
Life building are being sunk. They stood watch-
ing the curious spectacle of n team of horses
hung in mid-air over an excavation twenty-five
feet deep.
Tho horses were attached TO n cart that hauls
stone for tho foundations. Tho excavations
reach to the curb Of Temple street, and the carts
back up there and dump the stone into the hole
below.
The driver Of this particular team had q great
deal Of trouble in getting his cart backed to tho
edge Of the hole. and while he was goeing and
having around ono of his horses, which waa
blind. calmly walked off tho street into the exca-
walton, dragging his mate with him.
The pole snapped Off short, but the harness
held, and the horses dangled In space and kicked
and grunted.
For nearly twenty minutes they hung there
while the workmen tried all sorts of schemes ia
rescue the poor brutes. The spectators helped
by giving all kinds of advice. Finally it was
decided that there was but ono thing to do. to
cut tho harness and let tho horses drop to the
bottom.
1t was not thought for a minute that they
would be taken out OF the hole alive, but at any
rate it was better to kill them quick than allow
them to hang in the air indefinitely. So tho
traces were cut, and the horses fell to the bot.
tom, twenty-five feet below. with a thud.
The onlookers turned the other way when they
fell, thinking that they would BIO crushed, buu
they weren't. Both horses landed on their sides.
They lay there an instant or SO, then slowly got
up on their feet, shook themsely es, and looked
around with u kind of u where-am-I-at expires.
sion.
When the crowd saw the horses were safe q
hearty cheer went up. The driver examined the
horses and found that, excepting a few super
impromptu stable was rugged up at the bottom
of the excavation and a good feed given to the
team. About o o'clock last evening one of
the big derricks used by Soosymith & Co.. the
contractors, was run over to the west end of the
excavation and the horses were hoisted in slings
to the street above.
They will be a bit stiff and sore for a few days.
but otherwise they are as good nags as they ever
were. .'