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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.-TREASURER
ONCE, u 5; Soldiers Home. Washington, ID. c..
at this office until TEN AN. ON WEDNESDAY
AUGUST SEVENTEENTH, 1898, for the following
supplies: GL0TH1NG-To0 Black Felt Hats, All
Dark Blue Sack Coats, 412 Dark Blue Vests GIG
pairs SKY Blue Trousers, 426 Flannel Shirts s1U
pairs 9. F. Drawers. 1.604 pairs Wooden Stockings
100 Gray Blankets, so Bed Spreads, 500 Cotton
Sheets 500 Cotton Pillow Cases, 40 Roller Towels
30 Hand Towels, SO Feather Pillows. FUEL
1000 tons, more or less, OF No. best White Ash
Anthracite Coal furnace size, extra hard 900 tons
more or less, of No / best White Ash Anthracite
Coal stove size, extra hard; 200 tons more or
less Of best X. NJ Cumberland Coal The Clothing
not to be delivered before October 90 1898. The
Coal to be inspected and weighed by the Home
free of charge to Inc contractor, and delivery not
to commence before October /. 1898. For further
information apply to Z. T. BERNARD, Secretary
and Treasurer. au3 sSI3
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-A SEvEN-ROOM COTTAGE AT
Ocean City, Nd; fully furnished on the beach.
can be rented until November 1 for $50 Appiy
to S. II. AGNEW, 70o 14th st NV II.
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN ADDI-
tional Stcry TO Engine House No. IA on part of
Lots and 6: Square AL. Sth ST. between D ami
4 SITS NV. Washington. D. C.-Ohice of Commits
s1oiers D. c., Washington D. c., August 6, 1925
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until u m, AUGUST TWENTY SECOND, ISaS
for constructing add dtional story to engine house
No. IA. on 9Th St NV, Washington. &C Blank
forms of proposals and specifications. together With
all necessary Information, be obtained upon
application therefor at the flee of the inspector
of buildings of the District of Columbia, and bids
upon these forms only will be considered. The
right is reserved TO reject any all bids Pro-
posals u ust be tnclosed in envelope sealed and
indsrsed the outside: Proposals for Copstru 81
ing an Additional Story to Engine House No IA
for the District of Colrmba.'' JOHN b. WIGHT
JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH, Com.
nissioners, D. C. AUG st
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-AN ELEG ANT RESIDENCE LOT ON
EAST CAPITOL ST, DIRECTLY FACING LIN
coin PARK. NEXT To KENTUCKY AVE-
BET TWO NEW HOUSES; PAKfY WALLS;
ONLY S1.S50. MONEY LOANED To RUILD.
au6-3t CHAS. \. SHIELDS. 14u5 + ST NV
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS FINYSEKD m
the most excellent manner. Fit guaraht6ed.s %
ECRS altered Mt reduced rates 3, HORGAN
Tailor ana Furrtsr. sos z st. NV. ape8-6
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sta 41S-20 Sth NV. $3.50
1919 VT av NV, fur'd. 123
1922 9ia st. 5r. 10
Store 707 9th NV. 40
1883 Corc'n, 14r&b. &c. 90
Office rooms, 1907 + NV.
1921 .Waliach NV, 8r. IS
214 n Cap st, 10r&b. so
1924 Union sw, 6r. =. 10
T06 10th NV. 10r&b. so
cHERFORD, 1907 T st.
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

WE ARE FEEDING MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY
house in Washington. Nhyl Because feed
them right. 5000 square feet of dining room
kept nice ind cool by large electric fans. Best
Elgin butter. Pure cream. French drip coffee
Home made pastry Steaks and chops all broil-
cd Plenty fruit. No charge for duplicate or
special oruers. Meals nearly all hours
Only 81 week, equal to any So week in this
city. We also have beautiful rooms, with pri-
vate bath and electric lights. THE GENOA,
sy6 and S9S 18th st. nv au2-2w-
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Holland-America Line

Holland-America Line
FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA B0ULOGNE-SUR-MER
Moderate prices, great comfort, superior accom-
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pass agency, 20 Broadway, New York, or to E.
+. DR00P & SONS, 925 Penna- ave; G. w
MOSS, 92I Penna. ave-; CRANE, PARRIS & CO.
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ja15-s tu&th-10f
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1s0 1iS-H othSr&b % 0Gl hs Ten nw Or . 80
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1l53 Seaton NV 6r bl6 sol
VIII make all uecessarv renairs
CHAS. LINkINS,
auo-tr Room CO. McGil bldg.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Ct"o WILL BUY SALOON WITH POOL ROOM
III rear; excellent business; large stock: saIing
On account Of death. Box II. Star Office aU., 2ts
HOIEl. S5tfn-$S.0OO CASH; Gg~FUR ROOMS
dlnlug FOOIns 2 paElors, elevator 6c IpoutbIy
receipts. $3.50 e $500; liquors; choice To-
Saitou nv FULTON K. GOKDoN Atlantic
bldg. ~ - ~
WANTED - GROCERIES. SALOONS IJ-Nc;J
roolls, coal yards, hotels, cigar stores rnfik
routes. bicycle stores, &c. for cash buyers ITITI
ION Il. GORDON. Atlantic building. aus-3t
fOR HENT-CRoCERY STORE. WITH FIN
tures; eld-essabIshed stapd; just vacated: excel
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;coms aud store; oaly S2T 90 per month: ion@
lease 70 right party: grind opportunity for small
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6p2 J ST W. aue a,
y. C. LOUTHAN. BUILDER 4Os STH ST w
VII repair or remodel your house on MONTH"; Y
PAYMENTS: estimates cheerfally given: send
postal ief3-9ms
AT RA3lSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, SI.oo
WATCH MAINSPRIN6i, St.o0
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
,nhS-od l221 ST. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND

LtST-IN STANTON PARK. SUNDAY EyEXIvC,
SiIFef-i1puh;sd umbrella. bearing initials r. + q
ileWafa II returned 10 3I9 9th St NV II.
LCST-lN TAHOMA PARK LAST FRIDAY
red Irish setter, with white star in forehead. nm
SNe9s I" name OF Dick" Address DR. Ware
-, 10 o. st ne IT.
LoSf-ON SATURDAY MORNING XBOI1F g
ci"ck an Iron tai gate to bread wagon ON the
ave. let. Va. and 81 ST o Reward n 70
turned o. WM- F. ARENi'I.S. $50 Sih Sc suO 2.
LOST-ON SUNDAY. POCKET BOOK CONTAIN
ing money, railroad ticket and papers valuable
only 10 owner; money may be retained by duIer
Return 10 W. + ROE. Star Office. auS-3t-
LOST-Aj GUST 6, ABOUT NOON, IL FRONT
- t-i4is grocery store, 14th st ColImf,ta
deiEAts, -0achDlIn's overcssut. yreeuish chr
with nickeI-plsJe buttons: an unknown man was
seen 10 pick up coat. II he will send ront 10
1883 Yale st notify NE Of its where ,lnnts I
viii reward rim for his trouble
sLS-1t ROBERT STOKES
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Red Star Line

RGG SGaF LINE.
NEW YORK = SOUTHAMPTON - ANTWERP.
The steamers performing these serv-
ices are either British or Belgian.
Sailing eve.y Wednesday and Saturday after
September 3 Il moon
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91s p.w, nr newly finished, red. to. Sac. so
sac NV, 11r, first-cl1ss condition red to- As so
GOT NV. Or. ,frst-cass condition red to- 80 SO
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FCR BENT-kEMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Az
HE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine:
perfect coalition guaranteed; with stand; deliv-
cred Tree in city; one month applies on purchase
OF new y hen directly following rental
de1e-tf Cor stb and II sts n ,Y
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FOR RENT-4o6 e ST Sc; S2l 30; BRICK
parking; southern exposure; facing park; cars a,
corner. Inquire 1909 st. NV. jy27-4tf
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COUNTRY BOARD,

PEACH GROVE. FREDERICK CO. VA WITH
its famous health giving mineral waters and
baths; tel minutes drive from railroad station;
reduced rates 10 railroad fare; terms moderate tie.
SalITHEf, Wadesville, Clarke Co, Va.
aug tn, tn .2w.
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llIIy i pfOpe-ty NY
books For full lis. call ptIce fer ull,t IN isuei
ON the 1st and 10Th. THoS. j.. WAGGAMAN,
au9-t this 9lI L st NV
FOR RENT-FREE UNTIL. THE 18TH If TAKEN
Immediately. part Of Groom. bay-w window house;
excellent condition; desirable ocation stable aud
yards. 1f2S 9Th st. NV 1tt
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z9lS-2O Olive 6r&h.

z9lS-20 Olive, 6r&h.
eel. mi. ...........iS.5o
2223 Ii, Sr&w. .18. 20
1925 Va av, v,6r&b. milo. 80
Brightw'd. Or. eel. w.l5.0q
1882 P, Or. Gel, W. .l3. 81
739 24th, Or, wa. .13.0O
BlS 18th ne. 6r. W. 1900
IT'S Hayes CT, Ar, w 10. so
Fussells ct, 6r&w 10. 40
ROOMS.
734 18th, off rs.S15 TO SIS
9Th & C. large hall. sc. 90
9Do4 /. fat. Ar. W. 1880
92S 22d, 5r, W, G. l6.cO
S14 10th. hall. .15. so
ASP 4S6 La ay, Office
rooms. $40 s. 15.ee
STORES.
l01S Pa av.st&dw. SO. 33
1904 V, sto&dwg. .35. 90
$50 Goth. eel. W. g.25.50
oil l2tn, W. g...--SJ-oo
2T13 NJ. sto&dwg,g $50
SOP 20th, ,2r, Gel. W. g. 80
1868 Pa ay. w&g. 1850
6o3 c st. 1850
1918 NJ st. 10. 90
29ii NJ ST 10 90
STABLES.
1908 G. 2 stis. wa-Si2.0o
IS29-31 l., bs. Woo
Sll Goth. I stls. loft. 1000
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1913 18th, cor Greg .S10O
1886 | NV, 1Sr&b. .le,
6lS Mass av nw...aJ
1903 K Ter. fur. 50. 500 VI
l441 Binney, l0r&b. ..oo
1884 18th nw....r,stl
1905 17th NV. ..... So. 81
18th mr. Col rd, Ter. .35
jy16-24t~ TYLER &sRTT
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FOR S.ALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST HOME FOR THE
money ever offered in the NV; IL rooms. beau
tifui tiled baths: heated by hot water; finished
IN quartered tak: first foor parlor. reception
hall. dining ROOM pantry and Kitchen: 81. 80.
only. 800 cash required c. A SIMPSON, Room
4, 1910 q St aua-t IN 1t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
JIMMY MICHAEL KISSED
THE ONCE INvINCIBLE WELSH CY-
CLER BEATEN BY TOM LINTON.
Twenty Miles Covered I'm Record
Meet Carried OF by Major Taylor.

NEW YORK, July 16.-For the second
time this year, Jimmy Michael, the once in
vincible paced bicyclist, was forced to drink
the bitter cup of defeat. His old school
mate in Wales, Tom Linton, was the one to
lower Michaeps colorS to-day and at the
same time he broke the worlds record for
the distance. Linton accomplished the feat
in a twenty-mile paced race at Manhattan
Beach in the presence of To- 600 people. For
-FOUR miles 1t was a pretty race, Michael
Leading by a few yards. Suddenly Michaels
tire collapsed. Naturally, Linton pursued
him, and after riding two laps of the fifth
mile, Michael stopped and pedaled slowly
to his corner" where he changed his dam
aged wheel for new one. In the mean
time Linton kept going like the wind and
before Michael came back on the track was
one mile ahead. When Michael left the
track ne was greeted with storm of misses.
He met with another slight drawback on
entering his tenth mile, when his pacing
team broke chain. After Michael
let up, there was little interest in the race.
outside of Unions efforts to reduce the
record. Although he tried hard, he could
add no new figures until the fifteenth mile,
when he started in by clipping 1-5 seconds
off the record. He continued ahead of the
record every mile until the finish. breaking
the twenty-mie record by exactly seven
had he not lost his pacemakers while round
ing for the last lap. Not content with the
result, Michael at once challenged Linton
for another race at twenty-five miles. Lin
ton accepted, and the race will be run at
Manhattan Beach track Saturday next
Taylore of France, established new kilo-
meter record during the afternoon. Sum-
maries:
One-mile handicap: Prof w. H. Hicks, jr,
Brooklyn Q10 yards), first; Fl e. Caldwell
Boston (scratch), second r. Terrill, San
Francisco 90 yards). third; G. Madield,
Newark (scratch), fourth. Time, 2:O7 3-5.
Exhibition trial for new American kilo-
meter record By Taylore, France. Time
So As seconds. (Former record 1:O1 la
Exhibition trial for half-mile record: BY
Leroy See, of South Brooklyn. Time So As
seconds.
Twenty mile paced race between James
Michael, of America, and Tom Linton, of
Wales, worlds competition. The following
shows the time made by Linton to-day and
also the record established by Taylor when
he defeated Michael:
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IS, 900. Prices steady. Excellent packing demand
assured active markets at liberal prices, advance
for week averaging about 719c Late sales: Heavy
hogs, D405; mixed $3.700l3.90; light weights
$S.55@S.S5; pigs s2.S503.50.
sheep--Receipts .CoffciaD. $50; for the week
with strong local demand and prices fully sus-
tanned. Spring lambs $4.75q6.12hs; native NUT
tons, A25q4.S5; Arizonas and Texans, $3.S5Q4. So;
Northern lambs. $3.50; wethers, s4159430; ewes,
$4,000; stcckers and feeders $s.SOQs.s5
ST. LOUIS, July 16-Cattle-Rec 300; ship
ments 7o0 Market steady. Fair to fancy native
shipping and export steers, $.35Q525 bulk at 81. Is
q505 dressed beef and butcher steers, 81 2094.9O
40 bulk at So s0Q44O stockers and feeders. ST. 80
@4.47lz, bulk at $1,000; cows and heifers, $50
$3.3s@4.9 30, bulk at sS.7594lO; cows and heifers.
Hogs-Receipts s.Oo0 shipments, $500. Market
5@1Oc higher Workers, $SS5@3.95; packers, 1915
a; butchers. s4G4.1O.
sheep-Receipts 100; shipments. 900. Market
steady. Native muttons s4.10Q45O; lambs, 81 500
$50; stockers, S3QS25; culls and bucks, S25Oz93lO
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE small supply of cattle
to-day was well taken at prices that have re-
dunn. $4.7O@4.sO; beef steers. s415G4 IS; stockers
and feeders 81 SOLE; bulls e so4S5; cows and
s4.20@5.25; Iexas steers. So 70Q4.S0.
There was good demand for hogs 81 and prices
ruled &c higher Fair to choice s49il2lS; packers.
4.oz1k; light, So 1904. o235; pigs; s2.75@3s 90.
The few lots Of sheep offered were taken at I'M
changed prices. Native sheep. $685.; lambs,
Receipts-cattle. 500; hogs. 10000 sheep. 1oOo.
NEW YORK July -Beeves-Recepts. 942.
ports. 1475 cattle and 700 quarters of beef Calves
Receipts, 155 Market slow and lower. Veals,
s5.75Q6.25. No butterrniks Westerns.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 6,S4O. Sheep steady;
lambs lower. Sheep. sS@4:50; lambs. s5.75q6 90.
Q4.5O.
CINCINNATI, July 1s-Hogs strong at $1,000.
Cattle steady at $2.7O@4.S5.
Sheep easy at $4,000. Lambs dull and lower
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new road from the anthracite region to
tidewater had further unsettling erect.
Delaware Hudson was easily
forced down 21s points, and Read
ing first preferred and New Jersey
me bears were also busy with Manhattan
There was an obvious interest in the short
account, and no apparent endeavor to cover
IT over Sunday. The bank statement is not
readily analysed. The decrease in cash of
S404s,So0 is practically all accounted for by
the gains of the subtreasury during the
week on account of the bond subscriptions.
The governments gain on this account is
rejected in the bank deposit The loan ex-
pansion was considerably curtailed, but still
reflects good business situation. The legal
reserve requirement is very little changed
by reason of the small decrease in deposits,
the decline in cash is almost reflected in the
decrease.
The government crop report caused some
depression, owing to declines in condition
compared with the previous month, in spite
OF high average compared with former
years and on estimated crop exceeding six
hundred million bushels of wheat. The hes
itation of the stock market is due in no
small part to the enormous exports and the
high prices of last year with which COM
PARSONS for this year will have to be made
The new tours United States coupon de-
cline /: the fives. coupon, "a; fives, regis
tered and new fours registered, u, and the
old foCrs. registered n in the bid price.
The following table, prepared by l.. w.
Louis Room II. Board of Trade, shows the
range of quotations:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17

PHILADELPHIA July 16.-Major Taylor,
the colored rider, carried off the honors at
the National Circuit meet of the Castle
wheelmen, at the Tioga bike track here
this afternoon Taylor won the one-mile
national championship easily and carried
off second prize in the one-mile handicap.
In the one-mile championship event Eddie
Bald was second and Tom Cooper third
Summarizes:
One mile, national championship, profess
sional: Major Taylor, indianapolis won; f.
c. Bald, Buffalo, second; Tom Cooper, De-
troit, third H. B. Freeman, Portland, Ore,
fourth; o. S. Kimble, Louisville, fifth.
Time, 2:06.
Ono mile handicap, professional: O. L.
stevens, Ottumwa, Ia. Q5 yards), won; Ma
jor Taylor. Indianapolis 60 yards), second:
H. B. Freeman. Portland, Ore. (S5 YARDS,
third; E. G. Bald, Buffalo (scratch), fourth.
Time, 2:l0.
.Two-mile tandem. handicap: Prof. F. A.
Mcfarland and o. L. Stevens (scratch)
won G. I. and D. A. Kraemer (75 YARDS
second; John s. Johnson and B. Monroe go
yards) third; Glenn and Charles Turville (25
yards) fourth. Time, 4:33 20.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17

Trade Good for a Midsummer Month,
and Prices SafisfacfnrY

anu fEsCeS satisfactory.
In but few lines ia any complaint heard of the
volume Of trade. The commission houses had an
unusually good week. The receipts of fruits and
vegetables did rot largely exceed the demand, and
on most of the goods very satisfactory prices were
realized. The produce had very fair week.
Prices on eggs, poultry and butter improved and
there is better Eastern demand, which is help
ing this market. The wholesale grocers continue
to do an unprecedentedly large business. and at
good prices. The hide market is quite active, but
prices are unchanged. The leather market is firm
and active. Seed merchants report trade quiet it
being between seasons with them. The flour mar
ket is weak and unsettled. Provisions are moving
well at steady prices.
more active, but receipts have not met the de-
mand for wheat and corn. Oats are dull The
furnished by the secretary of the Board of Trade
Wheat-No. red, 7211c; No. red. es1z011zc;
.Corn-No. white. S.c; No. 8 white Zone COLOR.
S4c; No: white, Slc: No; white mixed. S2l2c;
No yellow S2Ac; No. yellow. s2l4c; No 3
mixed mixed, SS1zc; No; mixed. S21Ac; No. mixed.
Oats-No. white, &c; No. white. 2sc: No
mixed, 25c; No. mixed, 24c.
Hay-No timothy, $SQS.5O; No. 2 timothy 81
inspections: .wheat-No. 2 red. % cars; No. 3
total. 40 cars. Corn-No. white, cars; No /
yellow, / car; total, 6 cars. Hay-No / timothy
l car; No. prairie, car; total, cars
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Butter-Country, choice 10c mixed, SAFE
Poultry-Hens, 61zc; spring chickens 9d10c:
cocks 21Rc; hen turkeys SC; toms &c: ducks old
4c young DC; geese. 4Oc for full feathered 3Oc
for plucked.
Cheese-New York full cream. loo; skins. easc:
domestic Swiss, 121ac; brick, 10c: limburger l0c
Eggs-Candied, 9l2c per doz.
10QI7c per ID.
Beeswax--90c for yellow. 25c for dark
Honey-10@13c per ID.
Wool-Medium unwashed. 17@1sc; tub-washed.
2OQ25c; bury and understandable, sc less.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No l. 91sc; No. q SIC:
No calf, 101sc; No. 2 calf, &C.
Grease-White, Sc; yellow, 2lzc; brown. 2Ac
Tailow-No l, Sc: No. 2, 2hc.
Bones-Qry, sl2G13 per ton
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dome this morning. After disposing OF
committees were accepted. The committee
on laws offered resolutions to adopt the
code of duplicate whist approved by the
committee on laws. The legislative COM
mittee was given full power to alter rules
governing contests and prizes. The COM
mittee on judiciary has been unable to hold
any meetings, but they were prepared to re-
port back to the congress the written ruiz
ings made by the president during the year.
The report and rulings were approved by
the congress.
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winners mt Narragnnsett Park.

PROVIDENCE, July 16.-Moth Miller, the
favorite, won the first two heats Of the 2:20
pace at Narragansett Park to-day in the
fast time of 2:12A. In the last heat Athel
Wilkes led until the stretch, when Egozen
came out of the bunch and won. Much Ado
won the 2:17 class trot easily. Results:
2:20 Pace, 81, O00 Egozin won third, fourth
and fifth heats; best time 2:15. Moth Mil
Ter won first and second; best time, 2:12#.
Athel Wilkes, M. b. c.. Baby Pierson, Flirt
and Dan 8. also started.
2:17 Trot, $1,000: Much Ado won first Sec
ond and fourth heats best time, 2:l2M.
General won third heat in 2:15A Little
Dick, Hilda, Success. Cham and Nice also
started.
2:13 Glass, $1,000: Declared off it being
against the associations rules to start q
race after clock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
RACING RECORDS BROKEN.
Two New Marks for Runners Put Up
at Washington Park.

CHICAGO, July 1.-two worlds records
were broken to-day at Washington Park,
and those at distances that are generally
supposed to bring out class, speed and stam-
ina in race horse. Goodrich, the Derby
colt belonging to Laudeman, of Cincinnati.
ran a mile and one-half in the Great West
ern handicap in 2:SOl4, the fastest time ever
made by any horse over the distance. The
victory of Goodrich was a surprise to the
crowd. which had played almost every
horse but the right one. The st. Louis win
ner, Whaterlou, was freely played. Candle
laria was the extreme outsider at 10 to /.
Opening at to 1, Goodrichs price steadily
fell until at post time to l was about the
best obtainable. Bingbinger and Morta
Fonse also went to the post well played.
change until the half mile was run. When
one mile was completed 1t was anybody's
race, Whaterlou leading. AT the head or
the stretch there was a wild scramble for
position, Whaterlou showing the way by a
half length, Goodrich second and Bingbinger
reached Goodrich, by a supreme effort,
passed Whaterlou and won by all of FIVE
lengths. Whaterlou beat Morte Fonse by a
neck for second place. Bingbinger and Can
delaria were not factors from the head Of
the stretch.
David Tenny, the little son of Tenny, ran
mile and a quarter in 2:0415, also the fast
est time ever made for that distance around
a circular course.
In addition to these, two track records
were tied. Ailyar ran five and one-half fur.
longs in 1:0634, and Pinkertons recent pur-
chase, Candleblack, ran six furlongs in
1:12A, both equal TO anything ever done be-
fore at Washington Park.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
Grand Trotting circuit Races.

DETROIT, Mich, July 16.-All the indi-
cations point to as great an array of speed
at the opening of the Grand Trotting Circuit
here next week as has ever been known In
harness racing. The track at Crosse Point
is in superb condition for fast miles. Frank
Bogash, one of the cracks in the 204 pace
Monday afternoon, worked mile in 2:O9 to-
day, the last half in 1:02. and the third quar-
ter at a 2:02 clip Bumps, Chehalis and Ana
conda, three of the seven entered in this
race, are on their way from Peoria, while
Frank Agan, Rubenstein and Giles Noyes
have been here for week and are on edge
for the contest. Geers is to drive Ruben
stein and thinks well of the Ohio PAGERS
chances In both the Merchants and Man
ufacturers' stake of $4,000 for trotters, and
the Chamber of Commerce stake of IS 900
for PAGERS there are good-sized fields named.
Lureline McGregor leads the trotters with
mark of 2:11%, and at least ten of the
party are good for heats below 2:12. OF the
young sidewheelers, The Swift and ArIing-
ton have marks below 2:10 and several 9TH
ers have records close to that notch. After
these two races Star Pointer is the attrac-
ton. the famous two-minute horse being en-
gagged to go against the track record of 2:02
on Friday. AS the champion went in 2:02H
at Peoria this week, 1t is expected he will
go very close to two minutes as the track
is pronounced in perfect condition by horse
men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17

At Chicago-Clearings SIS, Isl, 59S; balances
$l,972.S91. New York exchange. par. Sterling ex-
change-Posted. &S5@4.S6; actual. $4.s4TQg4. S5s4;
sixty days. AS3A@4.S5
At New Orleans-Clearings, 1899, 400.
At Memphis-C1earipgs, $16l.31 bafances,
$50, 210.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s13. SIS 0S6; balances.
g. 694, 102.
$ls0.112.
At New York-Clearings. sl29 S25,2 7S: balances,
ST. 1884, 800
At Boston-Clearings. s1s,s5o 26s; balances.
81, 54S, 697
At misunderstanding, 81, 6S7,9