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SLOAN ON THREE WINNERS.
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CAPTURES THE MIDDLE
PARK PLATE on CANAAN.


PARK PLATE on CArMAN.
London Oct l4-At the fourth and last days
racing e the Newmarket Second October Meeting
to-day the Iorilard- Beresford Stables threeyear-
old chestnut cold GrodnO. ridden by Tod Sloan.
the American jockey. the Southheld Plate.
Ieopold de Rothschds three year-old chestnut colt
Sacripant was second. and Lord Shrewsburys aged
chestnut horse Gazetteer finished third. Eight
horses ran. and the betting was to against
Grodno
An all-aged selling plate was won by Five
Riverss three-year-old bay FLY Tovaros by Ches-
terfeld-Sunny queen, with Tod Sloan up. j. w.
Larnach's three-yearold brown FLY Fiona was sec
ord and Tvrolese finished third There were eleven
horses in this race, and the betting was 10 2
against Tovaros.
In The race for the Middle Park Plate the Loril-
lard -Beresford Stables chestnut colt Caiman. rid
den by Tod Sloan finished first This race is OF
800 sovercigns added to a sweepstakes Of 80 SOW
receive 200 soveregns and the third 100 soveregns
Nine horses ran the Bretby Stakes course.
distance six furlongs and the result in detail was
a follows:
The Irlard- -Beresford Stables ch Caman. By 1o-
The Duke cf Wesminsjers b. Flying Fox. by orrne .
r. Bcvafeux,s b. T. GaIopin I4assie. by Gaopin--
The betting was 7 10 against Caiman Caiman
made all the running, and won by length ana
half. ,, ., +, ,
Of the three races in which he participated re-
suited in a great popular demonstratio for him rs
he the post AT the conclusion or the race for
the Middle Park Plate
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15
JEWELLER ARRESTED FOR SLANDER.
SUED BY BUSINESS ACQUAINTANCE WHOM HE
HAD ACCUSED OF CHANGING PRECIOUS
STONES

Lippman Tannenbaum. a wel-known dealer In
precious stones arrested by Deputy-Sherir
Wagering yesterday in suit brought against him
by John r. Keim, another Jeweler, to recover
$4,000 damages for alleged defama ton Of character.
Tannenbaum released subsequently in 81. 900
bail. In an affidavit Kem asserts that several
months ago herasked Tannenbsum to send him a
package OF rlibfes and sapphres memora ndum-
After examining them, he decided that he did not
want them and they were returned. Subsequently
Tannenbaum in the presence OF witnesses asserted
that the stones returned were not the Same as
those sent. and accused Kem OF changing the
stones. On this statement Keim brings the suit
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago OCt. H-The weather AZ Hawthorne was
cloudy and the track slow Summaries;
First race Cnye furongD-Rio chico. - /. won
Facade 10 10 l. second. Capsicum. ihird. Time-l07.
second selling. seven furlongsl-Moo. 20 10 l.
won. Prince Blazes. , !. second. Grazela. third
Time 80.
Third race tone and eighth mes,The Devil. 20
won. Mistral II. even second. Planain third Time
-2Nai7.
Fourth race selling milei Bishop Reed. - !.
won Vice Regal to second. Double Dummy third.
Time so.
Fifth race (six fIronGs)-EspionRge, TO ). won,
Abuse 10 J. second: Frank Bel third. Time lSl..
sixth selling. one mel-Iudge Steacman, TO J.
won. Czarowil. to j. second. Brother Fred. third
1Ime--I :52.
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Won in a drive by a nose length between second and
third.
FIFTH RAcE-sel.ng: 800 added; special weights
Withers Mile
Oneck Stables b. l.. Scotch Plaid Md
iothian-Iottle. i02 10. .(Maher) Il 80
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15

Won In drive by q neck; a head between second ana
third
SIXTH RACE-ror hi!les two years old: 900 hndeu
special weights Sx furlongr. Withers Mile
J. McIaughlins b. = LADY Lindsay. nv ,
sir Modred- Memento lOa N. (spencer % 3-o
r. O. Peppers blk T. Black Venus. 10 . = = :.
Turner % j"
Kensico Stables b. T. ENervesccnt, lT.. 9 =
pres;idisita,ree. lo5 .nttlenelN 81 -
High Degree, iiS........ -. tAiaher)" 81 -
Timc-1:16iz.
Won in drive by a head; four lengths between second
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Mem publiratioEs.
NEW BOOKS.
THE BOOK OF THE MASTER;

Or. The Egyptian Doctrine Of tho Light Born
OF the Virgin Mother BY w MARSHAM
ADAMS. formerly Fellow OF New College,
oxford. illustrated Svo. S125
This work presents study the religion Of an
cient Egypt In this the author dwels much the
function Hathor. Mother Divine
Horus and Queen OF Heaven especially In connection
with her temple at Denderah. from that temple
that the famous planlsphere preserved Parts.
taken. wherein the principal figure Ia that o. IN. Holy
Mother onthroned with the Divine Infant In her
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15
FOURTH RACE-THE CHAMPAGNE; for two-year-
,r,1 pArr-rur MUNICIPAL. HANDICAP; for

FIFTH RACE-THE MUNICIPAL HANDICAP; for
three-yearolds and upward special entrance and for
fet conditions: the Westchester Racing Association
10 add n sufficient make the cash value OF
the race $500 So 500 10 second $3.50: 10
third $3.50 One mile and three-Quarters, over the
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15

Won IN a by head; two lengths between second
ant third.
THIRD RACE-Handcap. $500 ADDED. One and one
eighth miles the hill
william Jenningss oh. c. Sailor King.
bv Fonso-Ooean Queen yrs. 100 10. -.
- (MsheD 2-i 10
W H. ClarX's ch. c. Banastar. 3 ~; .
J W. schorr & Sons ch. h Algol .,
varreu.on 3. 100 (car. ii3)....Nlayton( nS Il
N""'' - me-l:63i1.
Won easily by three lengths: four lengths between sec
onl and third
vorRTTy RACE-se,l,ng; for matsn Niles ard geldines
,yo years OLD: $500 ADDED. Five furlongs. Eclipse
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15
STEGFRTED AND BEOWULF.

BY ZENAIDE A. RAGOZIN author Of "Chal-
dea.' "Vedic Inda.' etc. No. lin Tales OF
the Heroic Ages. Illustrated. 12mo $1.5O
Madame Ragozin has written the first OF a series OF
volumes devoted to presenting in clear and interesting
the Northern and Oriental epics The book con-
tans the stories NJ segfred the Hero Of the North
Kriemhie's Great Revenge adapted from the German
epic the LAY of the Nbeungs' and Beowult the hero
Of the Anglo Saxons The ta.es worth the telling
and Madame Ragozin has told them well.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

in a drive by n head: four lengths between seco'
and third.
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ROOKS-An OUT-ofPKlNT BOOKS SUP
Piled. matter on what subject Please state
Od naval hooks. t0page list. old railway books.
list. both interesting roer' tons.
BAKERS GREAT DOOKsHoP. Birmingham. England
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THE EMPIRE AND THE. .PAPACY: sls-l2B BY
II r Tout NJ A. Professor OF History at the
owens College Victoria University. Octave.
~ Vii ,oG The Macmillan COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15

pVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions ,os - nns-,,snsy
y re,eNed AZ their tptnwl once, NJ, i2sz AZ,
~ north 81 sist-st until ScocH pn. ~ a, regular
n.nts received he following hranch oi",. o..
orr. rates uatil o'clock M, VIZ. az, AN ave
cor 2al-s' T." G'hsv" cor i2'N-s -, ,c,n.t; 100
sn, ia,h i,e Columbus ave. rear West uotn wet
Wsst A2i st. near Mh-sve.. pe E,, ~, SO
.od q, h.tr.sn I'm and s'h avss idp East ',n ,ssf
a. ave between -G'h and iIth SITS i..p 81 az near
as'-s'. IOs 'st-aye. -ear NNt,s ~ 40 4, ave
" oS 4. ave 80 Fast -pth-st. ?2l 81 ave- -ss-uN
:.s-lsaossu e.e :ps-I5Aoss!u OlS .sAs'G '"
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FINAL PROOF;
THE PROPOSED ANGLO-AMERICAN
ALLIANCE

G.. =. PUTNAMS SONS,
27 and 20 West I'D St. New York.
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ueaa heat between swlftnas and Kinnlknic Mazarine
. length behind Purse divided.
SECOND RACE-sel!ng. for maiden two-year- r-oids' soo
added Five furongs. Eclipse Course
r a Alexander's b c. Strangest by
rlrrt = Ellers,ee- I-aresi l2 lcar
New-York tribune., 1898-10-15

a. NEW YORK -oUEENsTOwN-LIvERPo
marie oct 10. Majestic. Nov 10 noon
TAutoAic oct. 2G noon G.imanic Nov ?a ne, o
Tritarnic. .. Nov. . noon Tsgten'c Nov Sd nooi
Cvmric Nov q noon Britannia 49,. Dec T. no'n
saloon rates Cyn,rc so up. Germaric, Bri'sas.Tn
SIS IN Majestic Teuonic 800 up: Second Cabin s'.N
upwards: Third Class Cymrc. Germanc and DHtann,c
Sai 80, on Majestic and TeG,onlc. $3.50 Revenue '
al itonh. ,~ b.
For passenger. tr.ght and general Information Apply
WHITE STAR LINE. . ,
Pier No. ~ North River once Broaivav. " J.
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SECOND RAcE-For three-yea--olds and upward Il.
winners at any time cf $500: penalties and aho
nnces The Withers mile.
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. Danfiuq 5fbools.
5tbonl Aefnties.
Ocean 5Ieamers.
GERMAN MEDl TE2sANElNsEsvlCl

NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD.
Express steamers
10 Gibraltar. M
"a. Victoria Nov. =, II An.
tKais'rW H.. Nov.12,1l AN.
SF. Bism ck. Nov. 10. II AN.
Also steamers TOR Alexandr
Return tickets available T.
from Naples. Genoa. Gibral'
don. Southampton. Paris and
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
OELRICHS G. co. Agents.
2 BOWLING CIR. -. Y.
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MISS BARTON TO THE CHINESE MINISTER.

letter from Miss Clara Barton to tho Chinese
Minister TO the United States was yesterday mace
public by the Red Cross organization IN TINS cS'
The letter f. written IN answer to a request rom
thu Chinese Consul Chung Par Hell. asking Miss
Barton 70 look after the suffering Chinese IN the
island of Cuba. The letter was written on board
the State % Texas. IN tho Harbor OF Key West
FLORIDA ON May IS. and assures the Chinese dipo-
mats that their countryen in Cuba will he treated
as other nationalities. the Red Cross as a benev-
oierrt organization knowing mo nationality, no
creed. no sex, no sect. Miss Barton also SUGGESTS
that China should agree 10 the treaty or Geneva.
Expressing the belief that the neglect 10 enter into
the Arrangement OF the nations Of the Red cross Is
due merely 10 a lack OF the subject having been
properly presented TO the Chinese Government Inc
Central Cuban Relief Committee Is advised that the
ship arrived Tampa at noon to-day; ano tiie
committees Ia awaiting further telegraphlc ADVICE
from Miss Barton. The vessel will probably remain
a week at Tampa unless military action shooio
enable her to move toward Cuba sooner.
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PROBING THE BUILDING COLLAPSE.
TO THE USE or POOR MATERIALs-1N-
p1CTMENTs ALREADY FOUND.

Coroner yucca yesterday began an inquest 10
determine the responsibility for the deaths OF the
five men killed In the collapse Of the hathouses al
Nos 20 and p East One-hundred- -siNteeath-st
on Nav 13 Harris FOrdinsSy, Of No. 81 soonest
Long Island City. Was present under arrest. MS
bondsmen having surrendered him The others VINO
had charge Of the work Of construction. John and
Mchae! Sessa and Henry Mueller, Jr.. were not
present On the jury were two architects. one con-
tractor and two builders Assistant District-AttoI-
ney O'Reiny represented the people. Several men
who were hurt in the accident were present In the
courtroom.
As soon as the witnesses had been examined they
were taken before the Grand Jury. which was IN
session all day for the purpose Of hearing tesu-
rnony in the case and soon after noon II was an
nounced that the Grand Jury had indicted several
men In the case Their names were not announced,
az several of them out OF the STATE anu an
effort NIL be made secure them on IeQulsltl9I
Police CAPTAIN crcedon the nrst witness re
testified that in his opinion the accident vas dge
10 the Of poor mortar and other inatelS i; te
had learned also that the walls or the Dulluiu
were on made land" under when was an o!u
the building said the mortar used did not con-
tain q sufficient proportion OF lime ,-,,.
Joseph Burke walking delegate OF trlCkiayeIs
ryrion No 81 said that he entered the building on
Amsness OF the construction that he left the house
al once He said he did not warn the men employee
because he had authority 10 order them TO quit
work He had hardly gone around the corner wheh
he heard the crash ...a, 49,.
the mortar of poor quality. while one or me
mortar mixers testified that II was good Inc IN
ouest Will be continued this morning
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FORECLO.CRE SALES.

.~>>~<~-~>eO~~.N~r~r N~~~<NNN~>.oS~s
PLEASANT AvENUE-Supreme Court,
County Of New YORK. William J. VII
lett. plaintiff. against Charles NJ. Eller ard
others. detepdanis.
Ia pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclos-
urs and sale. duly made and entered IN
10Th day Of April. 1855. l. the undersigned
the referee In said Judgment named. VIII
sell at public auction. at the New fer&
Real Estate Salesroom. No. III Broadway,
in the Borough OF Manhattan in the cry
Of New York. on the 25th day CT Mav.
1898 at twelve O'Clock noon. by u.
PhpniX Ingsaham a Co.. auctioneers, the
premises In said judgment mentioned ana
tain lot. piece parcel OF land. with the
building thereon erected. situate. lying and
being IN the CITY OF New York and
bounded and described as follows. 10 wit:
Beginning az a point on the Eas,eriy 81 %
OF PleasaI, Avenue. distant eighsy-four
(si feet and three go inches Northeriy
from the corner formed by the !n'srsec-
ton OF tie Easterly side u Pleasant Ave
nue. with the Northerly side Of one hun
Grei and twenty first Street. and running
thence Easterly parallel with one hundred
and twenty FIRST street and partly through
a party wall ninety-eight (ssl feet. thence
Northerlv and parallel with Pleasant Ave-
nue. sixteen l8) feet and eight (s) inches
TO the centre line Of the block, thence
Westerly along the same ninety-elght 0S)
feet 70 the Easiery side OF fiensant Ave-
nue. Aforesaid. and thence eoutherly along
the same sixteen l6i feet and eight ~
inches TO the point or place OF beginning"
Dated New York. May 81. 1895.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS. Referee.
WILLIAM c. DAVIDSON.
Plaintiffs Attoraey.
No. 40 Broadway. New York City.
The following 10 diagram Of the prem
ICES described in the foregoing notice OF
sale known a. No. 40 Pleasant Avenue. i9
the Borough OF Manhattan. in the City a
New York.
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TIE FLAGS INTERVIEWED.

Montreal Que MAY 3.--In Christ Church Cattle
dral yesterday whilo tho annual church service
was being held for the members OF the Montreal
Volunteer Corp4 who were present in full uniform
10 the number OF about two thousand the Stars
and Stripes and the Union Jack were closely inter-
twned over the chancel The incident is the gen
eral topic OF conversation here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Boston May 2s.-The forty-ffth annual meeting of
the American Congregational Association was held
at Pilgrim Hall to-day President Samuel Johnson
presdins The Rev. DR.. W. II Cobb. for the Board
of Directors. reported that the association would
20 into its new home with debt OF only $4,000
II Il expected that GONE OF the offices IN the new
$4,000 structure viii be ready for occupation July
although the building will not be fully completed
until September I. The report OF Augustus 5.
Iovott the treasurer showed balance OF s'069f 23
The following officers elected: President Sam
ueI Johnson of Boston; Nce-president. Charles o.
Burr of Auburndale, and Z. W. Batchford of Chi
caro. treasurer Augustus 5. LOvett, Of ROXbury:
corresponding and recording secretary. the Rev
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CROSBY STREET. COURT

CROSBY sTREET.-sUPREM COURT.
County OF New York.--Csntral TrNt
Company OF New York. Plaintiff. againn
Isaac L. Smith ana Minnie smith. MS
wife: Nathan bois. William Hyains;
Henry F. Pulling. Defendants.
In pursuance II Judgment OF !oreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered N ~
above entitled action. bearing date nc issn
Referee In said Judgment named VIII SCI!
Al public auction. at the New YORK Real
Estate Salesroom, at No. III broadway. IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. city ana
County u New York. on tho 10Th Cay OF
by William Kennedy. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO b
sold. and therein described as follows;
ALI. those two certain lots. pieces o.
parcels OF Land. with the building thereon
erected. situate. lying and being IN tho
l4th Ward Of the Borough OF Manhattan:
city OF New York. on the easterly side OF
crosby street, between Broome and Spiins
Streets, known and designated as ios
numbers !. i54 eleven hundred snd MY
four and i.ij5 eleven hundred and MY
nve) on "A map OF lands OF Nicholas BAY
ard. made by Gerard Bancker CITY sur
veyor (said lands being commonly known
as Bayards East FARM. each OF said iots
containing In breadth in front and rear
twenty-five $3.50 feet ana in length on eacn
side one hundred l0o) feet. be the SAID ds-
mansions more or less. and said premises
being now known and designated as num-
bers forty-nve ,45) and forty-ssven HO
Crosby Street, I'm the City OF New YORK.
Manhattan Borough.
Dated New York May 81 1898.
ANDREW s. HAMERSLEY. JR..
Referee
BUTLER. HOFFMAN, JoLINE & MYN.
DERSE. Attorneys for Plaintiff, "a Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
CITY.
The following Is diagram OF the prop.
erty referred TO In the foregoing notice o.
sale
Spring Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
STEAMER PISA HAS SMALLPOX ABOARD

Halifax May Z.-The steamer Pisa, which arrived
last night from Hamburg is detained at quaran-
tine Two persons suffering from smallpox were
taken Off the Pisa Just before she left Hamburg.
After sailing and when nine days out two moro
cases of smallpox broke out There are nine hun
dred passengers on the boat many OF them bound
for New-York Arrangements are being made 10
have eli landed here and forwarded. The baggage
will be fumigated. and no one will be allowed 10
land here until tho expiration Of three days.