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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-21
%ED BY THE TRUST.
l., wos Oyerrcachcd by Sen
ltors and Wall Street.
RA1lC 1AuNTS WENT HOME
WINGED when Bailey
/ , rhcir Discomhturc NJ
|, u.nds of Haveme'sr'

r,v oo.-(speclal) The re-
I Tom Reed forced the senate Ion
.o,, the house sugar schedule
Nd foundation. 1t was e'ar',u ,, "
i, ,riends with u view OF max
no,I,ical capital for him, but 1t
ia, The new sugar schedule
| T.. thu nature of Il compromise
hing the republican conierees
and sugar trust desired, The
IN the exception OF restoring cot
,rr cotton tics, gunny sacks ana
[ ,hor articles to the dutiab.e ilst'
L,i,oon conferees OF the senate
,,o house conlerecs all along the
,,o Southern senators abandon
.,,mme no vote will be taken on
rs,ce report until saturday.
n that tho conference committee
,uocoed In the settlement vi the
,aule was vigorously and indis-
mhat,ed by the republican mem
ne ways and means committee ana
leaders of the senate yesterday.
u ieau''s VI Wv n',,h ,rcnt vtror
lralion Was maui Wv" -,
operations of the stock eAeha"se
=. Warrington significance. and
Nv ond nowus OF quotations. ON
ups "u .,nck merely rejected the
,pu'a'. ~ ,Jays OF gamblers. While
ss VI Wv , ,h. onrnostnoss of those
s"ue .',,,,. ' nr M, case a great ma
!l's Wv ~ mound Inc CAPITOL hold
the peop'. :" VII s,re., play had
fliel ma. w ,,5 ma, as result OF
meah'hs, a." ~ enear schedule the
ilghl o'ei .ne t,,,e.,i.I Inc .la,es-
IN so'he way ',s'an,oras which
had ohla'noa o Co. ,,s nlreedy rnor-
eriaiiy nv. e"S >,crc in trent
''m iny "e'''N a.',n5 ,hoir resub-
pe''hs,!, '.rl,s colrulatsd to
oeiaus VIZ" -, ,st,n ho +" said
ma lhiia'he ~" 1.-Two nn,r t. Mr..
shouting "Siues .o,nr,it,oe "a
the eoile,en.' a,,I Tho ,rir, OF
house Nlc'oi 'I Si,, S"u ,o, could not
pck VIII De 50 MS" va
with a gun, ,,... QUO, nc this "
more Douy ~" . 60 "nnd Won
"a Gaihes VI ~ ohvrrh siea-
to climo OH 'op ". g." 80
&c the sugar qto ,,,,, ,,,n,a,,s very
and similar Snoci lut ~ r,hay
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The BimctnIIic negotiations.

London. July 2o.-The negotiations Dc
tween the American bimetall'c commits
sion and the representatives OF france anu
Great Britain have now reached stage
which renders It extremely probable that
Great Britain will agree to participate III
conference to be held In Washington next
fol
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Don CARLOS.
Rumor That lie May Try HIS Luck
Once More.

London. July Ca special dispatch from
Madrid, referring TO the revival OF carr
ism. says. Large quantities of supph's
are stored on tho French border and largo
consignmcnts OF arms have been ordered
in Germany md Belgium While nobody
thinks the Cnilista will openly rebel under
present circumstances, popular discomfort
over The mismanngemeni of thc cuban
cnmpnlvn and the HuiServicncN ~ tho
government to the United states spreads
and If IT develops riots. as II is quite likely
TO do. then Don Carlos may try his luck
amin
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Chinn IL Aiming.

London, July 2o.-The Daily Mail belhn
correspondent says China is about 10 rcor-
panize their army on the lines Of the Ter
,'ae,, n,accd in Germany. new Chinese
aeet is 10 be constructed. half OF the CON
tracts for the new vessels going 10 Ens-
land and half to Germany The Arm
sirongs will supply The guns for the new
aCet.
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nEr,u,sED TO WORK.
Men ut EIEhorn Who Came Out Went
Iluck ON Promises.

Elkhorn. w. Va. July 2o.--Tbe only
a,eus Of any miners coming out ON the
Norfolk and Western railroad In the I'M
mediate future IL at the switchbnnk col
lier,es. Here a little dissatisfaction has
shown itself. but otherwise all the minors
are At work and the mines arc running %
,he,r fullest cnpactty ana mon and cper.
siors are 81, the beat Of terins. ~ tho 5o0
40 700 miners " She Flst Top hold wno
were out yesterday about onesdouetn g
this number returned 70 work ~! mgsn w.
ius. The meetings last night ana toeny
awaited naught And tndicetiona ase s2ss
unlaEs somothipg very extrieyolpaps {ss6
velops the orsHnlsers WV Z s ,.s,s.r
Tie coai nhlpHsats peg5A e ~ 4
"a Mss|sss W. LIZ
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pcmnnd for n Heavy Raise.

Charleston. w. Va, July 20.At n nocrct
meeting of strike leaders at Montgomery
II WIS decided to demand reinstatement
o. the gonlo OF 1854. which was 20 cents por
ton for hard coal and 90 cents per ton for
aoft ocal
a committee was appointed to walt upon
the operators and mako the formal demand.
Nothing viii 10 done until after Thursday.
their decision,
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plitshurg. Pa. July 2o,--Grent interest IL
manifested In tho return TO the city Of tho
members of the interstate arbitration board
tomorrow. MS "truc uniformity" is largely
dependent Oh the success attained by mcm-
bors OF the board IN their efforts to enlia
the support OF tho operators Of their va
riouB States In tho movement.
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PIttaburg. Pa, July ga cloudburst
near Carnegie last night damaged property
10 the extent OF 1000. At the Panhandle
mines Of NJ. A. Hanna n Co. tho powder
house, railroad track and ears were washed
away The water rose 80 rapidly that the
miners wore forced 10 flee TO the hills for
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CoNruMACy or THE poRTE.

Constantinople. July 20.-The anhassa-
dois have forwarded to their respective
governments their Joint suggestions rela-
tive to the measures they think necessary
in view OF the contumacy of the porte.
Pending the arrival OF fresh instructions
negotiations with Tewfik Pasha are en-
tirely suspended.
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nors In thls region are all working over
time. The Cumberland aud Pennsylvania
raiiroad. for the first time In its history.
has been compelled to run hight coal trains
IN order 20 supply mines with empty cars
and move loaded ones. Tho organizers
from pitshurg and elsewhere have been
minpline with tho mincrR. but arc rot
meeting with amy success.
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Richmond. Va. July 2o.-Joe FIRE a
negro who attempted an assault upo" "'-
Marks of this city on Thursday morning
last. and on that afternoon attemp,ea Inc
same crime upon Miss Russell Of Norfolk s
who was visiting In suburb OF h'cnmonua;
was tried in the Hastings court To-Day anu
sentenced TO hang on August 70
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THE SULTAN WON'T SIGN.
His Ministers Yielded to the Terms
OF the Powers.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED.
Notified Their GSycrn-
mcnts Tint Paricying WIN Not
Avnil-1taly wants To Cocrcc.

London, July 81. - The Constantinoplc
correspondent of the Post says the Turkish
ministers have accepted the frontier pro-
posals made by the European powers but
tho sultan has not yet ratified their ac-
coptNnce.
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uniontown. Pa. July 2o.--Through the
efforts OF Organizer Miller the miners At
the Boyd coal works and Hurnt a Co. At
emook's station and the Lynn coal mine
struck today and the mines were closed.
All the mines on the plttsburs, virginia
and Charleston road are now closed. Miller
began work today In the coke region.
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AInbnna Miner. win GO 10 work.

BlrmlnHham Ain, July EU,--Tbc dis
agreement between the coal miners and
operators in this district was ended today
by compromise. The operators agreeing TO
pay tho SYN cents per ton. n reduction. Of
2h cent? Tomorrow about 1000 men who
have been on strike since July will re-
riIpno work
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EpHEM pAsHA MuNr.

Buda Posth. July 20.--Thc Poster Lloyd
says Edhcm pasha. commander in chief of
the Turkish forces In Thessaly. was the re-
cipient today OF an internal machine, which
exploded while 1T was being opened, Sc
vercly wounding Edhcm Pasl.ls arm.
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tin would play Is totally without fouuia-
tion. President Smith OF the Austin t,arn
was seen tonight and In reply to uues.
toms said there WAS plenty of money 10
run the balance % the. season and that
Austin would cort'isuc u play regularly,
even II nobody bu, the directors attended
the cameo
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Macon. Ga. July 2o.-Georse Apais aas
yorp,sbeed stochhelders in this cry oa 'n ~
Southern Building and Loan ,.,, a - 1000 due
Huntsyille. Ala. on claim o. ZION ,,om was u
him by the company The assoc as, IN The
rosr,rs" having a capital Of si'ooo'ooo'
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.hanue IN nn..Inn nepre.cntntIve..

81. Petersburg, July 2o,--The appoint
ment Of NJ. zinoyien. Russian ambassador
Al stockholm. TO succeed Count de Nei'don
"a Russian ambassador at constantinopie.
together with the istter's transfer irom
Constantinopie to Home. Is onieiahy w
1nttpd today.
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Several extra guards were placed on duty
at the Kcnovn bridge this evening AMI ad-
ditional watchmou were put out at other
poln,s on the Kcnpva and Scioto evils ems.
This has been decidedly the biggest day In
the nulds gInce tho strike began
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$500 to San Antonio and return Tor IN
terstatc drill via Southern PACING.

sovereixs Not Pernittea e epsak.
BlucfieIds. w. Va, July ao.-Ths mayog
refused 70 allow Grand Naster Workne4
sovereign 10 speak . Pcoahentes ~
n,eht. Today W. ]. Friedman. AZ cgUInns
i iser. W. asF5eusly iatufel W heloe e1s.lc
~ stons, ~ fSaF othera weeo fe1en - = T
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Richmond. Va, July 2o.--Jackson VIII
son n negro who attempted an assault
Thursday night on Miss Gillian OF rork
countv was arralguod in York county cour.
today and pleaded guilty and the jury
gave him the death penalty
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mittce for not carrying out the will OF the
senate. 1t was the first time, he said, a
committee had surrendp-ed to interests OF
the senate without asking for Instructions.
He declared the entire report should be
rejected and sent to committee represent
ing the senate and carry out It's instruc-
tons. Referring to the bill as whole. the
senator asserted It ms the mcanest tarifl
bill ever. enacted.
At o'clock Mr. White suggested an ad-
3ournment, but MIR. Allison would not con-
sent TO this only In case Of an agreement
to rect at II o'clock tomorrow. There were
obi ons TO this and after much fruitless
sparring the senate at 5:15 p. m, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Allison. went into executive
session and then adjourned.
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ITALY WANTS TO GEORGE.

Athens, July 20,-it is said here that
Italy has proposed coerclve measures
against Turkey
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Waco. Texas, July 2o.--ln. :, ,ona
camp meeting under the aiI ''se nile. east
H. Appel is in full blast two ma.'' Sew.
81 oral In sun n wagons and tents arc '
on the grounds. --
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Turicy Has hes' 5000, Thumas
Memphis, Tenn. July so--sepator a.ns
a Turiey left Memphis tonight for VASE,
,n.,on. He expects ~ reach the capita
Thur .sa.,dq rero forxsrsd 10 washington
from NsAhvilie TO-DAY.
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ONE NINE RESUMED.
Won,inu.a from FIRST pnsco

desiring TO work. no matter what the trcu-
Bile. conflict is probable ON Thursday
The Lake Erie and Western RAILROAD Is
unable 10 obtain coal here aud has allen
doncd three construction trains aud one
way freight. by which 100 men are MADE
ldIn
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$500 to San Antonio and return 'uis ~
To "a via Southern Pacihc'
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re Powdcriy's Confirmation.

Fs'on. July 20.-The senate COM
r immigration attempted to secure
Pc today TO consider the nomina-
Hon T. V. Powderly 10 be com
4 OF immigration. but failed to
quorum The meeting developed
mat confirmation will he opposed
senators on the ground that Pow
appointment is distasteful to the
ueh'' Another attempt will be
'aAe up the nomination tomorrow.
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INVESTIGATING HERR.
Committee Looking Into the Panama
Lobbyists Record.

IObtNist's UccOru.
Paris, July 20.--Nearly dozen OF the
members of tho Panama committee have
decided to go to Bourncmouth England
TO lnterrogate DR., Cornelius Herr, the
Panama lobbyist, who some time ago prom
isod to make complete statement OF tho
Panama canal scandal from Bournomouth.
Tho committee has received letter from
Herr saying he would be unable to receive
them for several weeks. The committee
thcreupon resolved to continue their in
uuirv into Here's conduct on the docu-
monts in their possession without oohsid-
orIur what interested motive may have in
fluencci Herr TO withdraw his ouer
Paris, july 20.-1'he Figaro Gays that n
month or two ago Or. Cornelius Herr OF
Panama canal fame. wrote 10 NJ. Taurc
demanding an indemnity Of million
francs from the French government for
false accusations brought against him by
French officials and members OF tho
French parliament. In tho course OF the
letter he laid stress upon his American
citizenship and asserted that he expected
TINT his claim would he theoretically sup
ported by the United States government,
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Z ~ Z, narees tyss y " Y .s,ss ~ s'
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Other Gnmea.

At Penn Yan-Penn Yam. o; Seneca Falls, o.
GENEVA, n. ", Oct. 20.-Hobart College defeated
Rochester University here this afternoon by q score
of Is to o..
FALLS VILLAGE. Conn. oct. 2o.-Hotchkiss School
defeated Mount Pleasant Military Academy OF Sing
Sing at Lakeville to-day by SO to 4.
Dwight School of this city played Stevens "Prep"
on the st. George Cricket Club grounds. Hoboken,
yesterday afternoon. The secret Dwight, =; Stew
ems, o.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Oct. 2o.-In the most interesting
game ever played on the Lehigh field, Lehigh beat
Di kinson to-day by q score of 8 TO o. Holderness
dropped a goal from the field from the twenty yard
limo at q difficult angle.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-Havorford defeated Johns
Hopkins to-day by tho score OF 10 to .. The wet
grounds interfered with the playing OF both teams.
End runs were out OF the question, and 1t was by
bucking the line that the visitors won the game.
They clearly outplayed Hopkins, although the latter
put up q game fight. Haverford scored four in the
first half and six In the second.
MERipEs. Conn, Oct. 2o.-wesleyan easily defeated
Amherst here to-day by a score OF 60 to O.. Amherst
was unable to hold Wesleyan for downs but twice.
The first half was holly contested. with scoring at It's
end 12 to o. Rymer and Raymond did nne ground
gaining for Wesleyan, and Townsend played a star
game In the line. In the second half Lane replaced
Raymond. and made many long runs around Am.
herst's ends.
GARDEN CITY. Oct. Gothic football team OF tho
Adelphi Academy OF Brooklyn visited this place this
afternoon and lined up against the st. Paul School
for . game In the Long Island interscholastic series.
the st. Paul School putting In their second team In
the latter half. The BROOKLYN team were no match
for their opponents, and were easily defeated by the
score OF 90 to 0.
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CINCINNATI. Oct. 20.-The jockeys at Latonia are in
q highly turbulent condition. The other day Perkins.
Hall, and Pcterman wore fined for rank insubordinar
ton At the posi-. while Charley Rein. who rides at 10.
attacked starter Jack Chiun's &c. pound colored valet
Rastus. Yesterday Iirittun was elected from the
grounds for refu' ing to sit down VIII II In the grand
stand. and to day Huston was fned s25 for striking
Hall, and Powers Incurred n similar penalty for inter.
fering with Cadillac. Halls mount. The track was
very heavy, but tho sport was exciting.
First Race-Flye fnrlunSs. Conan Doyle, 100 (Con.
lew, Z to l. wOni Tusculum. lO5 CHilD. . to l. SEQ.
ond; Bucksaw (Thornton). 10 TO !, third. Time, l:05.
Second Racs-one understanding l07 tGleason).
W.. % CHustonJ, S 10 l. third Time. Idol.
Third Rnce-one mile and seventy yards5orimar
thews), 0 to secondi CadAllic, 90 (HalD. 12 to l.
third. Time, l:5lp.
Fourth Race-Seven MISUNDERSTANDING C., 90
Crhorntonl, IL to l, won; Vice Regal. l07 ulandalg,
s to !. second; Elano, 81 (combs). 8 to 3, third.
Time, 1881.
Fifth Racc-Onc mile .-George b. Cox. los (Scher-
rer(, 4 TO q, won; Dinsmore, ~ Oowers) 4 10 ]. sro'
ond; Bon Jour, 80 Combs, q to !, third. Time, l:4S.
Sixth ~Race-Seven furlongs hanson. l07 (Gil.
more), o TO |, won; Pouting, loi fThorntonl.I TO Z,
second; High Test, lo7 CiilD, b 10 3. third. Time,
li32k.
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since Sept. IS; at fifteen pounds under the
scale; $500 added; selling Allowances; one mile and
furlopg over the Withers course;
Jockeys Ruled on at Iron Hill.

IRON HILL. Oct. po.-Favorites rev arded their back
ers in the majority of races here to-day. but . .good
thing" went wrong in the second race, and swift dis
cipline followed. as Manlove. on Phaedra, was accused
Of trying TO put Medica over the fence. and he was
ruled on for foul riding. while Brophy. who had the
mount on Marguerite H., was ruled OF for pulling"
and Jockey Burkholder " a. ruled on for suspicious rid.
ing in another race. The summary:
First Race-Six furlongs.-Cake Walk. 4 to s and
out, won; Silver Bill. even for place, second; Tribute
third. Time. l:25.
Second Raoe-Five furl~onga--Phaedra. 2 to 8 and
2 to 8. won: Marguerite IL, 9 to 8 for place. seconds
Medica third. Time, 1902.
Third Race-Four and a half fu~rlonss.-Irish Lasa.
2 to 3 and out, won; Finnwater, ITO ! for place, sec
ond; T. W. W., third. Time. 1900.
Fourth Race-Fonr and o half urlonss.-Dutch
place. second; Aunt Sally. third. Time. IDOL.
Fifth Race-Stx furlongs.-Charlie B., 2 to B and I
to 2. won; DR.. Jones. even for place, second; Corn Cob.
third. Time, 1:24.
Sixth Race-Five furlongs.-Beloved. Q to l and out,
won; sandowne, out for place. second; Hiddenits.
third. Time. l:Oy,
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Yachting Notes.

MONTREAL, Oct. 20.-Mr, Brandt. who challenged by
cable for the seawanhaka Cup and then failed to
send further particulars; as promised, has not kept
the promise made in his second cable. which was
received about two weeks ago. The present Sailing
Committee of the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club
Will hold a final meeting this week to fix up some
routine matters. after which they 20 out OF existence,
10 be succeeded by a new committee that Is appointed
each autumn by the executive. so that they may have
time to become thoroughly familiar with everything
before the season opens. How much longer the club
will wait for Mr.. Brandt 10 qualify his challenge can,
not be onically ascertain"d, but one thing Is certain,
the members individually are rather disappointed
IN Mr.. Brandt's lack OF promptness.
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Rowling Games Tonight

American cation al-orchard Lotus and CoriEthian.
United bowling CluCs. Section S-kiTerdale, Clio
and Audubon.
ArchdioceSan Union League-st. Mary No. |, st.
No. / and Cathedral. -
Fire Insurance League-Phoenix VG. Greenwich.
brooklyn Royal ArcAnum League, Section 2-Long
Island Council. Gramercy Council and Welcome
Council.
Schaner's-Melrose Police Gazette and Echo.
South Brooklyn Sational-Hurry Up. Students and
Fern.
dependent aud Washington,
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End of Corneli,s Boating Season.

ITHACA. Oct. 2O.-The fall boating season at
Cornell closed this afternoon. when the single
scull contest for the G. s. Francis medal was
rowed. There were, three contestants L q.
1900. The distance was one mile. The race was
won by Ludlum in 6 minutes 55 seconds. Young
was second,
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ENTRIES FOR MORRIS PARE.
Tho Hunter Handicap ana CnstIeton Stakes
for To-day.

for To-day.
Tho Westchester Racing Association offers O
good card for to-day. Its stake features are tho
Hunter for three year-old nllics at one mile and
q furlong. with Cleophus, Pootess. Sunny Slope,
and Miss Prim named to start, and the Castle
ton Stakes for fllies two years old over the last
five furlongs OF the Eclipse course. There are
some good ones in the Castlcton. and the race 10
a very open one on paper.
The programme in full follows:
First Race-For horses three.years-old and over
that have not won $1,000; ten pounds below tho
scale; $500 added; penalties and allow ances; the
Withers mile:
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GIenmere hoy and Golden Belle Win Mt Fleet
wood Park.

Tho unpleasant weather materially affected
the attendance at Fleetwood Park yesterday
and served to make the small gathering of har-
ness horse enthusiasts anything but comfort
able. The postponed races from the previous
day. together with the regular card. made a big
programme for the second day, too big, in fact,
to permit OF its being entirely cleared up before
sunset. Hence, as on the first day, two races
ware carried over.
The unfinished 2:14 trot was first called. Only
the three heat winners Of the preceding day.
King Chimes. Glenmerc Boy, and Pastoral. were
qualified to start. King Chimes was still un:
settled, and the contest was between Pastoral
and Glenmcre Boy. the latter finally securing
the heat and race after a fierce drive.
The 2:45 class was next called, but after a hot
battle of five heats still remains unfinished.
The gray gclding Clayton from New Hampshire
was made an even.money tavorite over the field
in this race. but after winning the first heat
rather handily from Una Belle, the latter car:
ried him along at such n clip in the early part of
the second mile that he made II number of breaks
and lost the heat. The same pair fought out
having the best of the argument. The energy
with which Clayton and Una Belle had carried
tated against tho chances OF both in the
remaining, heats. and neither could stall
of the Alcry9n mare. Nell Gwynne, who, at
that stage Of the game was the freshest of the
party and looked all over a winner OF the race
had another heat been trottcd. Unfortunately
pacing race. caused by Blue Wilkes throwing a
shoe, prevented another heat being called.
Amid the clamor of the partisans of the several
horses for, and against, delay. and when the
judges had about concluded to call the horses
out. Police Captain Monahan decided the qucs-
ton by announcing that it was past sunset and
that any further racing was against the laws of
the State.
In the 2:17 trot, Golden Belle. a weak ~favorite.
was a winner in straight heats after a close
struggle with Othello. Star Boy and Myrtle
boy. the finish in each heat being OF the driving
order.
Two heats were disposed Of in the. 2:22 pace
before postponement, Blue Boy go ting first 10
the wire each time by n narrow margin.
In addition to the unfinished 2:45 trot and
2:l2 pace and $50 trot. The first heat will be
called at 2:3O o'clock. Summary:
2:l4 class. trottinR: purse $500: