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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
THE ATLANTIC RACE WEEK.

ADAMS, GOULD AND WESTON CTPs-A SPECIAL.
DAY FOR CLUB CUPS
The Atlantic Yacht Club has prepared a fine race
tournament which Will occupy four days out Of the
week beginning September ? The Weston cups
presented by Rear Commodore Edward Weston
will first he sailed for. For this there will be nine
first prizes for the different classes. with second
prizes stated. The Adams cups are presented
by Commodore Frederick T. Adams, and will he
sailed for on Monday. September I, Wednesday,
September g. will club regatta, the prizes be-
ing presented by the club. The Gould cups. pre-
scented by George ]. Gould. formerly Commodore Of
the Atlantic Yacht Club. are peculiarly valuable
prizes.
David f. Austen. John l.. Bliss and Louis F. Jack
son have charge Of the races. and they announce
that there will he onegun starts In all the races
and that there will he restrictions 10 helms
men or crews All the will be sailed under
the old measurement rules OF 1898. and they all
limited to the yachts belonging n members of the
Atlantic Yacht Club only. The classification OF the
yachts 10 sail for the Weston cups and the prizes
10 be awarded in each class as follows:
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k Nmmr &hn
New Carpets

The August Carpet Sale over ana
Here's tor the new S'0
Fall and Winter
ideas of the 90 the o U
makes all features all specae we unit
everything made for the market and leave inc
choo 10 as it should be left
gain variety compehenses The individual touch OF the
STOCK
different That why choosing
touched hes
fine distinction treatment in design
buyers the whole world our prices are Oh Course
lower than Blu
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SIR THOMAS PLEASED AND CONFIDENT
GRATEFUL FOR HIS YACHTS RECEPTION IN
AMERICA-As TO THE BETTING


AMERICANS TO THE BETTING
London. Aug 22-s!r Thomas Upton. IN an inter
view with representative of THE Daily Mall,
has expressed himself delighted at the reception
OF the Shamrock BY the Americans
II am deeply sensible" he says. or the great
kindness and courtesy extended TO the masters
and crew of the challenger and take 1t as a
great and exceptional compliment that the free-
dom Of the port OF New-York has been granted 10
me and my friends Indeed. venture TO say that
no greater mark OF courtesy could possibly be
shown
'I shall sail for New-York by the Campania next
Saturday with Messrs. Fife and Ratsey, and. soon
after our arrival, we shall join the Shamrock for
her trial spins"
Sir Thomas then Launched into enthusiastic
praises Of Mr.. Fife and all others concerned IN
turning out what he believes to he the finest and
fastest craft ever launched in English waters He
said he attached no importance 10 the report that
an American passenger steamer had bumped into
the Shamrock. In any event. he was satisfied that
no serious harm had been done, or he would nave
heard Of it privately,
Americans will be as careful of the Shamrock as |
would he myself AS 10 her speed capacity, may
say. without entering into unnecessary details that
the general impression to the effect that the sham
Massage and vii. therefore, probably be slower
than the Columbia in smooth water, Ia erroneous.
1t is obviously impossible, TO build a yacht nat
respect the challenger has had the brains Of he
best men in England.
! am not betting man: or would IKE 70 have
offering in rho United States against the Shamrock
In fact friend Of mine told me he means 10 have
are Judging the Shamrock by her appearance at
her moorngs after the ocean trip; The truth IS
is oil I can say. Now. let the better boat win"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
CRICKET.
NEWCOMERS LOSE AT TORONTO

Toronto. Ont. Aug q (SpecisD.The Knicker-
booker Athletic Club Of New-York began here to-
day the first of six days eeres OF matches
against the crack clubs OF the Dominion. They had
Toronto Rosedale their first opponents on the
Rosedale grounds. where the international match
between Canada and the United States was decided
two weeks
The visitors were evidently tired out after their
journey from New-York hut they played spleen
did game. and were defeated by the narrow margin
OF Y runs only after exciting finish. This
due altogether to loose work In the field where
several chances were allowed 10 go by unaccepted
game and he secured the tor score Of the match
with well played innings Of eo NJ. r. Cobb also
showed 10 advantage for 3s. The Knickerbockers
also bowled in good style, and their figures would
have been much better had the chances been ac-
cepted. F +. Kelly took wtckets for "a runs.
NJ r. Cobb for 81 and Tyres for u The visi-
tors will play Parkdae-St. Adams at Parkdale to-
foil
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GOLF.
THE BAR HARBoR TOURNAMENT.

Bar Harbor. Me. Aug. q tSpeciaD-The handi-
cap golf tournament for the Hinkle Cup begins to-
morrow with thirty-six entries. The interest In
the contest exceeds that OF other years because
ali the crack players are numbered among the
entries Arden Robbins, OF the 81. Andrews Club,
is the favorite scratch man. although u. VI Thorpe,
runner I'd in the National Of 96. and r. q. Hazard
are fast men. both having done well AT Chicago
this year A. y. Childs. of the Princeton Golf
team Is going over the course at Kebo In nm
ished fashion. Last Sunday he played Findlay
the professional. and lost by and | up; OF the
and III. Frazier dangerous. The finals Will No
played on Saturday
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A SUIT OVER HORSES.

Alonzo Nodine livery stable keeper OF Pierre
pont-st. has begun suit against j. Mcleod
Murphy. who is interested with John S. Camp
bell in a racing stabl1 at the Gravesend track,
to recover s6 81 for stabng horses and for horses
and wagons alleged have been sold TO Mr.. Muir
phy between May and August /. 1899
Mr., Nodine Yesterday obtainsd from Justice
ton, and an attachment against his property IN
this State. The papers state that Murphy's prop
erty in harrington, Conn, is In the hands OF the
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rrrpF NOTES FROM KENTUCKY.

Lexington. XIV, Aug q Disqualification r. G.
Thomas has lost by death the valuable young mare
Jewel Banner. by Himyar. She was sister 70
Frohman. and was with foal by Mcbride She
died OF lockjaw go .
Several Kentucky turfmen will ship the remain
der Of their thoroughbred yearlings TO the market
at New-York and Chicago this week. Colonel
Jack" Chinn Of Harrodsburg. ships seventeen
head. the get Of Lissac Mr.. Whitneys young sire.
and Mrs j. B. Ferguson ships thirteen head OF
fine colts and fllies. Later there will be consign-
ments from McGrathiana.
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convinced thar he will he able to make the mile IN
paced mile on . track In f3s before the presAnt
season 10 over Two pacing machines are being
made for the colored champion. and AZ soon "a
they have been finished Taylor will begin TO mako
further efforts against Father Time. The trouble
with most Of the pacing machines to date has been
that they cannot he made 70 70 AT full speed On the
banked tracks for fear 81 upsett'nH As soon ss
the new machines havs been finished Taylor will
the straightsway records on the road His man
ager. Birdie" Munger. IL now looking for suita-
bic course, ana n he cen hnd Just what he wants
minute on the rosd Munger IL not certain
whether he will have Taylor try 70 beat Murphy's
mile behind locomotive OF MT Murphy's time
proper pacing he believes that ne can 90 this on
the road.
An important meeting of the Race COMMITTEES ~
the Associated Cycling Clubs ~ Long Island was
held at Bader's on the Coney Island Cycle Path.
last night. The announcement was made that
Frederick Gerlach. the chairman OF the Racing
Board ~ the League OF American Wheelmsn
would he the referee OF the race This announce
ment will create considerable surprise In certain
quarters. and shows that the Associated Cycling
Clubs OF Long Island remanI loyal 10 the League
OF American Wheemen The race will be twenty
Ave miles and will take place on the cycle paths
and boulevard the morning ~ Labor Day
the Park Department over the path with COM
nli,teA from the Associated Cycling Clubs 10 haya
repairs made wherever needed. small grand
stand will be built for invited guests and officials
Al the start and finish ~ the race at eaton place
The committee OF the opinion that there will be
plenty OF prizes for the ambitious road riders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
,SDgRUS Ao'O
uOSpsRUSMEN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Racing Associa''o"'
Sara ,oga. 1880 p. m. p,,.
GoLF--Annual open tournament; ,,ar oi p
judith Country Club Narras WaI,ev country
Club Bar Harbor. Me- $3.50,
YACHTING-Seawanh against paa
noinbia knockabout match. Oyster Say
Long Island: Canada cup races OF loroi'o'
TENNIs.--Challenge round championship
singles. Newport.
POLO-Myopia Hunt Club tournarneh''
SHOOTING.-Hell Gate Gun CIup. D 49,.
parL,. Southern New England Sharpshoot-
ers Association tournament New-Brigh'on'
Conn.
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BOSTON OUTPLAYED.

BROOKLYN WON CLOSE GAME FROM THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WE'RE COSTLY.
Boston. Aug a.-sharp hitting by Brooklyn, and
errors by Nichols, Lowe and Hickman in the NTH
inning to-day. lost the game for Boston Boston
raised the hopes OF the onookers in the ninth.
hut could not win. With two ont and two on bases
Hickman tripled to right only to be left third,
Stahl fouing out 10 Casey. Attendance. 1900. The
follows:
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BROOKLYN NAVAL RESERVES REGATTA

The Regatta Committee OF the "a Naval Battal-
ion has chosen the date for the first annual re-
gatta Saturday, September Ia. II will he held on
the Bay. The programme will he follows: Gig
race cutter race swimming competitions for cham.
pIonship Of the battalion, diving competitions tub
race water polo exhibition game. duck race and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
TORoNTo-RosEDALE.
CANOEING.
NETWORK. BROOKLYN AND NEw-JERsET CANOE
lists RETURN FROM THE AMERICAN CANOE
ASSOCIATIONS CAMP.

Bronzed and In excellent health. the members Of
the Brooklyn Canoe Club. Of Bay Ridge: the New
York Canoe Club. Of Bensonhurst, Long Island; the
Ianthe Canoe Club. of Newark ". y. and the
Knickerbocker Canoe Club Of this city, came into
town yesterday morning on the Thousand Island Ex-
press from the twentieth annual camp and meet
az the American Canoe Association, which was held
the last fortnight on Hay Isl and, one Of the Thou
sand Islands. The camp equipage and other equip
Valera from Hay Island to Gananoque. thence
by stages 10 Clayton, n. Y, where the train was
boarded The racing craft was brought down on a
special train Of boxcars All the canoeists praised
Commodore McKendrick, the recently chosen head
OF the American Canoe Association. The women
praised the arrangements for the squaw or won-
ems camp. which was In charge OF Mr.. and Mrs
McKendrick.
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CINCINNATI. 7; PITTsBURG. /.

Cincinnati, Aug. H.-Chesbro gave four bases on
balls and MoCreery made two errors in thA second
inning which Melted the Reds four and the
game Phillips pitched mastery game. Attend
ance. 900. The score follows:
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WASHINGTON. u: BALTIMORE. !

Washington Aug. n.--Kittson was an easy mark
and the Senators had difficulty In winning
Freeman made his fifteenth home run of the sea-
son. The feature Of the game was an extraordinary
catch by Sheckard. Attendance. 1000. The score
follows:
r. II. f.
Washington .-......0 o 2 q q 6-l2 II
Baltimore ....-....l 0 0 0 0 o OF 4
Batteries-Dineen and Roach: Kittson Robinson.
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK WINS AND LOSES A GAME AT
THE POLO GROUNDS
WARNER GETS 4 BROKEN FINGER AND CANNOT
ACCOMPANY THE TEAM wEsT-sEYMoUR
TOO MUCH FOR PHILADELPHIA
CANES YESTERDAY

Brooklyn = Boston 5. lNew-York. 7: Philadelphia
Cincinnati. Z; Pittsburg. !. first game).
Washington, IL; Baltimore, Philadelphia, @ New-York
St. Louis, .: Chicago O.. / Second gsme).
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MITCHELL WINS AT sUhsET PARK.


with a card Of 101-0-101 J. NJ. Mitchell captured
the honors yesterday in the handicap of the Sunset
Park Golf Club. which was played at Sunset Park.
Brooklyn. The summary: . ~ ~.
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B B2stGp - -...'...::::.:::.:o %
Earned runs-Bos.on. /; Brooklyn ]. Three base hit
Hickman Stolen bases-Stahl. .; Casey, DAILY. First
base on balls=By Nichols. 3; by Hughes 3 Ht BY
Hughes, g. Wild piteh-Hughes Cmpires-Emslie and
Mcdonald. T1me-2:6
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cAnD1Es TAKE A HAND AT THE GAME.

Selected caddies OF the Marine and Field club
and the best club carriers OF the Crescent Athletic
club met on the Crescents greers at Bay Kldge
Yesterday in the first OF series OF team matches.
The visitors were whitewashed Thers will be
return match on Friday.
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DouGLAsToN YACHT CLUB SPECIALS

The Douglaston Yacht Club. OF Manhasset Bay.
will hold special races on Saturday August o. I'm.
der the charge OF Thomas Fleming Day Charles p
Tower and +. L. Barnes, who comprise the Race
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ST. LOUIS. 2: CHICAGO. q.

ST. Louis Aug. n.-Young was in excellent form
to-day and blanked the Rough Riders He had
good support. Burketts batting was a feature
Attendance, 200. The score follows
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FIRST GAME

Earned runs-,New- York. q Philadelphia. 2 First base
by .rrors-New York. J. Left on ssses -New-York'
Philadelphia s. Base balls-OH Seymour, I; off
ponshue. o Struck outBy Seymour. 3; by Donahue. l.
Home r1n-o'Brien Two base hit-Dolan. Stolen base
Grady. Double plays-Geason ard Doyle Dolan.
Cross and Goecke Passed bsll-McFarlsnd. Umpires--
Lynch and Connolly Time1:5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

Cincinnati ...-.......o xT
P1ttsburg ........-...0 o o l o q q o.
Bateriss-Phillps and Pet,; CHESHIRE and o,Bren.
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corr,i,tee The starts will be OF o'clock In the
afternoon and the finishes will be across the same
line off the clubhouse.
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Reducing
Table Covers,
Cushions and
Screens
Screens

instance. were novelties this Spring, and we
paid well for them. Just as pretty now
and compare the respective prices. There
are foreign and domestic weaves in this COL
lection; there is none unworthy. none un-
attractive. Such chances are few and tar
between. Table covers lead, but cushions
and screens are not laggards:
OF TAPESTRY -
90 size. M,7S. wsr- 81 50 and sas'; 81 were vs. ~
a. sine $50 wsr. s22s; 81. we're s.; s2S ~n'
SAT up 10 So rs were $40 asa
sxi24 s,e IS were 81 50. 81 30 were s'@
OF GERMAN AND FRENCH VELOUR
- size. 50. were S.
"a size 81 50 so. 81 rs: were -. s. ss5o
s-4 sire. 81. 81, IS; were IS 80 $40. NiSo
s 4xi2 4 si,e SIS so $40. si2 we're si27s. slh VS.
OF ENGLISH PRINTS
- Soc. were SIPS Ga. ST. were 81 50 H"' WV
$3.50.
DOWN CUSHIONS
India Print-si, 81 IS and 81 so. -
Embroidered Denim 81. xieo ~ ~ ana s<'''
Cotton Print. 81 20.
$3.50. w.r. 50; IS rs sii7s. SO rs were VIZ
Sill Is. $i4 rs
NH. Hanv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
woMEN's HANDICAP AT CAPE MAY

Cape May. y. J.. Aug. 81 (speciaD.-The women's
eighteen hole handicap on the Cape May golf
links this afternoon resulted as follows;
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The $3.50
Bicycle

and have made Just that many friends for
Our bicycle store. There are one hundred
and sixteen wheels remaining, and that
many more friends to acquire.
This is a wheel that is honestly good, and
as handsome as wheels are made. 1t IS
wheel with a record that contains nothing
but favorable comment. Its price is an &C
cident, but lucky accident for the buyer.
Thirteen Dollars and Half, with our
positive guarantee. Half the number are
women's models.
Basement.
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And Now
the Bookcases

NOdIC VI llllC Va
the Bookcases ture began, three
weeks ago, there were about 280 styles OF
bookcases in the vast stocks gathered for
this event. Though very many out OF the
original showing have passed into other
hands during that time, there have been
numerous new designs added. so that to-day
the assortment is larger than ever. There's
brief mention below of few-juSt to show
the savings you may pocket. if you avail
yourself of the opportunity now.
s. usually se-Mahogsny finished, open front; T..
wide.
$3.50 usually s7-Mahogsny finished front: #
in. wide.
So usually Ss-Golden oak. open front.
sls-rsually S26-Nahogany finished.
500 usually s31-Antique oak. with desk
500 usually S30-Antque oak: desk combined
sci usually s3l.b0-Mshc gany finished combination
book
SOS usually s35-Mahogany finished wing bookcase.
S34 usually s5I-Solid mahogany: Empire design.
S35 usually S46-Mahosany finished wing book-case
$40 usually s54-Antique oak wing book case.
usually ss1 bo-NIahogany finished wing bookcase
sliding doors.
s45 usually ss9-Solid mahogany; Colonial design.
ssS usually s99-Solid mahogany wing bookcase:
Colonial design.
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New-York. ...................o % q
Philadelphia .................O q / q ! o q % %
First base by errors Nev-York @ Philadelphia ?.
Left bases-New-York. :; PHILADELPHIA, First base
on balls-On Carrick J. Struck ou--By Plat. g. Two
hits-Carrck Goseke Piatt stolen bases-o Brien,
Doyle Double plays-Doyle and Hardesty; Hardesty,
Gleason and DOYLE Passed bsls-Wilson, !: Douglass l.
Tlnpres-IJynch and Connolly.
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St. Louis ..-........o o1-2
Battenes-Young and crger, Callahan and Donahue.
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second
prize Will be awarded.
The start for the Weston cups will be at 2 D. m
on Saturday, September @ and Fhe time limit is
o'clock.
In the races for the Adams cups to be started
at p. m. Monday, September 4. the classical
ton OF the yachts, with the prizes to be given to
each class, is the same above given for the
Weston cups
For the special club races to be started at 2
p m, on Wednesday. September 8. the classical
ton Of the yachts is different from the above and
Is follows
Glasses and X OF sloops Series h. separate
classes for cruising and racing trims. Glasses L.
NJ and - OF sloops. Series r, separate classes for
s.oops Series G: Glasses g. T and " Of mairsail
yachts cabin. Glasses S. T ana V. OF mainsail
yachts, open; knockahout classes. each separate;
The biggest day OF all will he for the Gould
cups. when the yachts will he started 1870 a. m
on Saturday September 9. and sent out over the
thirty-three mile ocean course. the classification
being follows:
Prize cup.
value
schooners racing trim all cases. ........... $500
sloops In racing trim. Glasses G and H........ 400
Schooner in cruising TRIM all classes. ......... 150
Shops in cruising trim. Glasses J, X. l. NJ. 100
sloops in racing trim Classes J. K. l. NJ. 80. E0
Should there be no entries OF schooners or sloops
in racing trim. the 500 and 1900 cups respectively
will be awarded TO the cruising classes as desiS,
mated above The time limit is $50 p. m.
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Doubt has been expressed In some quarters
whether Major" Taylor really rode a mile on a
Chicago ira * In less than % From those who
witnessed the trial and others who held watches
at the time 1t is said that the trial was done as
announced and that the chances were that the
1eap,a Of American Wheelmen would allow the
record Taylor himself says that he not only
made the time accredited to him. but that he Is
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For other sports see page eighty
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Prize Gun.

special prize will also be awarded in each
knockabout class to yacht not the winner OF the
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In the Upholstery
Store. The covers
selected for martyrdom
are among our best.
The English Prints, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

Should there be no entries OF schooners or sloons
in racing trim. the $500 and 1900 cups respectively
will be awarded TO the cruising classes as desiR-
mated above The time limit Is $50 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22

When this August
Sale of Fine Furni-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-10
MoIinenx Again I'm Cnstodr.

New York, May 9.-ROland Burnham
Molneux. who has spent reveral weeks
I'm the Tombs prison. charged with The
murder OF Mrs Kate j. Adams, was dis.
charged this afternoon. the grand Jury
having failed TO indict him and was re
arrested. charged with assault wl.h intent
TO XIII I'm second cynanldo OF mercury to
Harry Cornish.
The grand jury which had been c0nsid-
ering the Molineux case for several days,
came into court this afternoon and an
nounced that the charge against Molinoux
had been considered and dismissed. Mol
lneuX was an once brought into court.
When he arrived before the bar Judge
Mcmahon asked: "It there any further
charge against the prlsoner?'
There ls no existing charge" said as
sistant district attorney BlunenthaL
"Dischrged' said the Judge aorupty.
There was not trace OF feeling on Mol
incuxs pale face. lie stood a moment and
then, taking his hat started o walk out
Of the court room. He was met at the
railing IN front Of the bar by his counsel.
Barlow s Weeks who rushed .,om his
office on hearing the news. Weeas grasp.
ed the hand Of the young man, shook II
and said some encouraging words. They
walked out OF The court room. Al the door
they were met by Detective Arthur Carey
who presented "a warrant. issued by
Judge jerome, Of the special sessions
court, charging Mollneux With an as.
sault on Cornish IN sending syanide OF
mercury with intent 90 Kill him,
Weeks protested without avail. Assls
tant district attorney Osborne was present
and the party went 20 the chamber OF
Judge Jerome, where the warrant was
read.
Weeks declared this charge should not
stand. as So was basd on the evidence
which the grand jury had gnored in the
murder case. But the Judge refused 70
consider this plea.
Osborne admitted that 90 Molineux was
held on this charge the case would pro-
badly be- submitted 90 another grand Jury
with a yleW Of connecting the prisoner
with the Adamas poisoning.
The Judge declared that aa one grand
jury had acted IN the matter. he could not
approve an Idea
In the midst of the argument Il was
Seeded 20 continue tine case until tom0r-
row. Ban was fixed at $1,000