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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
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saying: con learning OF the outrage send
you the expression of my indignant am
ser. My hear, is fun OF tenderness and
admiration for you.'
NJ. Den4nse bad q long consultation
with Matthew Dreyfus This afternoon re
sp-ctiLg to-days session of the court
marua'. tne gravity of which is fuzzy
recognized
VI. DcmaDsc IS much upset hy the loss
of the assistance of D. g coIOague. piru
quarry AS VI. Labor hal pIeared a spe
oiai set of questions for General Ro o.
ard the absence of these together with
the tact that Al. Latogis secretary wa
compelled 10 be away. put VI. Dcmanse
90 great disadvantage.
ROGET TODAY.
Counsel for the defense however viii
take General Roget in hand the first thing
tomorrow.
NJ Hil. secretary Of " IAb0ri. said
Il had not been thought advisable TO in
form the ratient to-day OF the refusal Of
the uresid MT Of the court marital 20 adj
Jourc the sessions in view of couusers
condition.
Tee refusal TO adjourn Is n great dis
appointment 20 the Dreyfus family This
SIS considered n grave Yortcnt and It's
taken TO Doe an indication that the mem
bers OF the court marlal have already
made up their minds unfayorable 70
prcyfus.
Ma.tre Mornlrd who represented
Madame Dreyfus in the revision pro-
ceedines before the Court Of Cessation
has been summoned 90 replace Maitrc
Labor. until the latter is able to return
60 his post. NJ. Moruarl is expected q
appear I'm court tomorrow. DE Is. how
ever poor substitute for Labor.
LABOR WEAKER.
RENNES. August IL o'clock a. NJ
Doctor Paul Beclus says that Maitre La
bori was weaker yesterday and suffered
much pain. The physicians have not yet
extracted the bullet and do not believe
that Labori can attend court Monday.
PARIS. August 17.-1:30 A. Nit IS re-
ported from RenneS that Captain Drey-
fus has asked Maitro Mornard. his wife's
advocate TO replace Alaitre Labori dur
ing the cOnvaicscence of the latter.
TRIAL RESUMED.
RINNES. August T.-1.20 A. M.-The
trial by court-martial of Captain Drey-
fus was resumed this Thursday morn
ing without incident.
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HARRIsONBURG. VA. August 16-
spccial-To-dav the annual morse show
If the Rockingham Horse and Colt Show
Association took place on The Assembly
PARK race track. The attendance was
good and there were a large number Of
entries. The Judres were: d. s. Eilzsley
NJ West River Nd; Andrews or Char
lottesvile: Oscar Feely and James A..
Campbell. OF Philadelphia. Numerous
awards were made I'm various classes. The
principal races will occur tomorrow.
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CLEVELAND. O., August 16.-Four
boys ACES ranging from il to 10. were
arrested this morning in connection with
the attempt 90 blow up two ears during
the ate strike on July 3d. The boy
names are Henry hremer Charles Young
Lorin SolinskL and Manly Friedman.
The police Will probably arrest severe
al more persons iu this connection dur
ing the day
A woman named Mrs Maggie Bradley
was this morning arrested. charged With
placing Instructions on the tracks of
the big consolidated street railway COM
pany tracks.
The boycott incident 20 tho strike has
been carried into a, least one church on
the sOuthside A minister by the name Of
Rev James Fall. has been bOycotted and
n young woman connected with "a church
choir has been told that h she does NOT
refrain from riding on Big Consolidated
cars she must resign her position IN the
church.
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he made this remark. the witness faced
about and looked hXed.y az the prisoner
who. however, merely shrugged ms
shoulders.
Nov" continued the General these
explanations furnished on this point by
NJ. Trarieux. CORNER Minister OF Justice)
troubled me somewhat. but do not IN
sist.'
Hero General Roget paused. the ex-
element under which Doe was isboT.ns
being almost uncomfortable. In a thick
choking voice. be continued:
And yet I'm the presence ~ d.slnterest-
"a testimony like mine. You VIII not aI-
low preference 90 Doe shown 20 the evil
dence of persons who have benefited by
treason"
AZ this point the General broke down
and tears STRAINED down his checks
As the General was evidently fatigued.
Colonel Jouaust suggested that he COM
tinue his testimony tomorrow. The COL
Onel then addressed the prisoner ask
ing him e Dee had anything Co say ina
reply 10 General Roget
Dreyfus replied "No. my colonel II IS
fr'ghtfuI that day after day for hours I
should thus have my heart. my soul and
my very entrai.s torn without being per-
mitted 10 reply. II is a terrible torture
10 impose an innocent and loyal soldier.
IT, is a frishtful thing-frightful, fright
full"
This outburst caused "a great sensation.
The audience profoundly stirred. began
10 applaud. but the applause was quickly
suppressed
Colonel Jouaust pointed ont 10 Drayfus
that ne had been given an opportunity
n speak az the end Of every deposition.
and that the court would continue to
do so.
Tho court then adjourned.
As the prisoner passed ont In front Of
the seats assigned 20 the representatives.
OF the press. his face pale. but animated
DE seemed 20 be I'm a state OF nervous
excitement and In q furious t.mper.
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ANOTHER FIGHT
WITH INSURGENTS
Ccontlnued from First Paro)

northeast Of Manila through Maraquina
| san Mateo. into mountains. returning fol-
| lowing day. column OF insurgents five
hundred strong descending road east of
BaNuae for the purpose of taking raH-
| way. driven by our Baiuas and the Qulnea
troops and routed Yesterday This force
I'm fuH retreat northward carrying num-
Der Of their wounded officers Angeles
viii he permanently occupied at once
lSigncO Otis"
GIVE OFFICERS WOUNDED
500 p. M.-Mai0r l<lrkman ON entering
Satan Maria and pe1lnly to-d1v with
accommodating party learned that. after
The n-ht with General pln Del FuIrs
men near Bustos. abont $50 insureents re-
treated norihward. carving many
wounded including five officers
FOUGHT At SUNRISE.
MANILA. August lis A. M-Thc 18th
Infantry left Calulct at sunrise to-day
and advanced Up The railroad CAPTAIN
Evans battalion dcploved 90 The right OF
the track aud Captain Woods 10 the left.
Two companies remained on the tract;
with the artillery. The insurgents were
found well entrenched in front OF the
town the trenches having hoor r~ars
within d few davs, and since the occu-
patton OF Calulet.
AT n distance Of LOO yards the Fiji
pin0s opened Gre Their force was eeti-
mated by Colonel Smith az 1900 althoueh
the residents afterward said 10 exceeded
those figures by a thousand.
The enemy sent heavy vollcys against
tho whole American line Most Of their
shots. as usual. were high. but they con-
centrated their hef~iee' fire down the
tack upon the artillery. llrY'
Colonel Smith hep. the whole line
moving rapidly with frequent PUSHES. The
insurgents attempted 20 flank Captain
Evans and two Companies were sent %
the right and drove them back
Unable 20 stand our continuous volleys.
the Fiip.nos abandoned The trenches and
reIeated through the town northWard.
10 appears that they had only received
their supply of ammunition there this
morning. Had they been attacked soon
er they could have made little resistance.
The intense heat caused much suffering
among the Americans
A reporter OF the Manila Times. who was
accompanying Colonel Smith was shot
I'm the head. probably fatally. one
American officer received a slight wound
N the face. Lieutenant Rowland. Of
General Wheaton's staff who knew the
country thoroughly. as the result of the
reconnaissance and who assisted I'm direct
ing the movement received a voljey
while riding across the field close TO the
trenches but escaped unframed.
-FOUR MORE TRANSPORTS
WASHINGTON, Aug l6-Secretarv
Root has been IN consultation with the
officers of the Quartermaster's depart
ment. with q view 10 exDeditinr the
movement TO the Philippine reinforce
ments, and. as a result. he this evening
directed that four additional transports be
chartered; they are the Pueblo. Belgian
King. Columbia and Charles T. Nelson.
These four ships have o capacity of $3.50
men.
10 is Secretary Roots desire that the
entire body of reinforcenents for General
Otis army may reach the Philippines for
service druiug the month Of October at
the latest.
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GUERlN DEFIANT.
lie Still Maintains the Siege-Iiis
Friends Want To Make Terms.

PARIS. Aug. lG-M Joseph Laas.
anU-Semite and onii-Hcv.sioHist, membes
OF The Chamber of Deputies for Gers,
and NJ Alassar1. manager cf the Patr.e,
held consultation to-day with Promle.
WalIeck-Rousseau secretary in behalf
o. NJ. Gucrln president of the AnLSe-
mite League. who with sympathizers
has been b4rricaded since Saturday IN
the office of the league. regarding terms
under which Che latter would surrender
The secretary said 10 was ass n.ial mat
the law should be upheld. but that the
government was as anxious as the media
tors &C. effect "a bi0ollass arrest. Further
conferences on the subject have been ar
ranged.
Crowds OF people continue 10 watch NJ
Guern's larrcade. over which the anti
Semitic banner sin waves. Later # was
announced uat NJ. Gucrn refused 10 sur
render on am terms ana said he would
starve rather than ca. i-u.ate.
The journal Bcsbates declares i8vesA-
gallon of the cases of the alleged con
sD.racy 10 change tho form ol government
in France has resulted I'm the discovery
OF q concerted plan OF action 10 De car
ricd out bv the various leagues.
10 is rumclcd that am attack VIII be
made on Guerlu's fortress al dawn.
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TWO THOUSAND DEAD.
Full Details show Conditions in Porto
Rico 20 BE Appalling.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-The appalling
conditions existing i'm Porto Rico were
made more fully known 10 the War De-
partmcnt to-day hy General Davis IN a
dispatch which says the deaths outright
in the island will reach 1000 while many
are dying daily from injuries and priya-
tons
General Davis adds:
Dry split peas very acceptable Canned
peas involve too much transportation in
proportion 10 nutriment. but can be used
near sea coast. although there IS much
restitution In the interior, and deaths are
occurring from lack OF food. VIII not be
possible 20 reach those points with packs
before next week for I'm many cases the
roads and trails are so destroyed that only
men on foot can get TO and from those
districts. The stores coming on the Nc
Pherson will be IN time for immediate
supplying most pressing needs at an ac-
cessible points with stores now on hand
50 great Is destruction of roads that
there is no communication yet with one
third OF the island. The commanding Off
Ger at each Of the twelve posts I'm in
spector OF relief for his district. and be
mas detailed IN every municipality AGENTS
collecting data and relieving most pressing
needs. / have furnished each INSPECTOR
with similar funds and given authority
20 issue food from army supplies. one
soldier died or injuries. other injured VIII
recover. a great many wagons overturn-
cd and broken, but AN being repaired.
Many thousands private cattle and horses
drowned. Larger part of deaths natives
from drowning
by direction OF the Navy Department.
the auxiliary cruiser Panther, now AT the
League Island Navy Yard. has been
temporarily transferred to the War De
partment for use IN the transportation
TO Porto Rico of relief supplies collected
IN the cities Of Baltimore and PhNadel-
phia. The vessel win be loaded at Phia-
oe.phia and will proceed direct to san
Juan.
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SAC swami lands Sold.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Aug. 1.-THE State
poard Of Education to-day gave X. S.
Finch. of Charlotte, n. G. an option on
5000 acres of State swamp lands. To-
Gated in the eastern section Of the State
The option Is for 1901 and the price %
cents per acre.
This contract begins February H. 1900
and extends for one year. Finch and
Failing. Of Charlotte. hold options on
these lands up 10 February j.. 1900. and
the option given 70 Mr.. Finch today was
simply a reaward OF these contracts.
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LONDON August i6-When the casa
OF Mrs WIN. y. Perot charged with The
abduction OF her daughter. Gladys. from
Baltimore. Nd. was called IN the Bow
Stree, Police Court to-day .t was an.
nounced that Il had been settled out OF
court the child. by mutual consent, being
handed over % the custody Of her grand
father. VIM. n. Porot. The mother has
access 10 her daughter.
The allegations Against Mrs. Perot were
Withdrawn, the American state Depart.
neni conserving, and the extradillon pro.
ceetings agalns. her were also with.
drawn.
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PILKINTON CASE CONTINUED.
Goes over by Agreement To October
Term of Powhatan Court.

POWHATAN c. H.. va. August 10
special-According TO the time set for the
trial of ". e.. Piikinton, CHARGED with
the killing Of Senator VIM. NJ. Flanagan.
Judge II. NJ. Mnler's Court convened to-
day at u o'clock
W. G. Pnkinton. accompanied by one OF
his counsel in the case. Col. W. +. Wick
ham, came In court whereupon Col. Wick
ham stated that By agreement of eoun-
sci on both sides the case should con-
tlnue
lie stated that the defence had been
always ready for trial. but he would
raise no objections TO a continuance.
Whereupon Judge Miller continued the
case generally until October the 4th.
which IS the Sd day Of the october term.
Mr. Pilknton renewed his bail bond
OF $500 for his appearance In court on
the 4th Of October. 1859. with his mother
as surety. Mr. Plkinton's wife and moth
er accompanied him % the Courthouse.
and occupied seats by Mr.. Pi5inton.
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with bearing down pains. These are but
symptoms OF wornanlv disorders. Let
the cause be removed and the pains will
pass, and sleep will bring only dreams OF
happiness and love.
The most effective remedy for diseases
Of women is DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scnption. II dries up the debilltating
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
ton and entirely cures female weakness.
There is no alcohol. whisky or other
intoxicant contained in Favorite Pre-
scr1ption," neither does 1t contain
opium, cocaine. nor any other narcotic
It Is strictly temperance medicine.
Accept no substitute.
Sick women are invited to consult DR.
Pierce, Buffalo, y. V, free Of all charge.
Each letter IS treated as sacred con
idence. Every answer is sent III a plain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
ON THE EASTERN SHORE.
Some Good Racing at Cape Charles-A
Richmond Horse Does Well.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. August l6.-
Observation-Disclosures the inclcmcnt
weather-blustery and threatening rain all
ddy-the attendance AT the second day
Of the Chesapeake Agricultural Fair was
very good.
The game OF baseball between the Berlin
NId) and Cape Charles teams was called
after the eighth inning on account of the
races.
A hundrcd-yard dash was won by Rob
Roy. Of Parkslev. Time 10 seconds
In the last race Elrov OF Richmond
was cloeo second the r,co beir.,, ,,.,,, ~,
straight heats Summaries.
q7irst raco- o.ao class-Eastorn ebor,
Virginia nurse $50
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noslon. o te: LonlsviIlc. a-5.

BOSTON. August 1G-Phlippi proved
a puzzle in the first game to-day Boston
hitting him for only three hits with a
total of five bases. ln the second both
Woods and Wilhelm were easy. while
Hickman gave enough bases on balls TO
loose three ordinary games. Nichols re-
licvcd him in the ninth. Attendance,
$500
score. FIRST game: r. IT, E.
Boston ............ OOOOOOO00 I
Louisville ........110O10 COOS o
Batteries-WnHs ana Clarke. Philippi
and Powers Time Lao.
Score. second game: r. H. Il.
Boston .......... j % e 4 0o1 liz "a 4
louisville .,...... o / Q 00OO1 0-5 4 o
Batterics-Hickman. Nichols and Ber-
gen: woods. Wilhelm and thinner I'm
pires-Ganney and Latham. Time, 2.oJ.
Piusburg. :; Washington. ..
WASHINGTON. August 16.-Over-con-
ndence on the part Of Mcfarland and
errors by the Senators gave Pittsburg
the game to-day. Attendance, 100
Score. r. H. y
Washington ..... OOO2O12O0 3
Batteries-McFarland and Duncan;
Lever and schriver. Umpires-O Day
and Hunt Time go
Brooklyn. Is: Cleveland. =.
BROOKLYN. August 16.-The EXiles
were a mark for Brooklyn today. being
shut out until the ninth, when Donovan
who was sent I'm to give Hughes rest,
permitted them to score brace of runs.
Attendance. 49,
Score: 4. ii. T..
Cleveland ........ OOOO0OOO2-2 8
Brooklyn ........223 O0420x-13 10 .
Batteries-Bates and Sugden; Hughes,
Donovan and Farrell Umpircs-Swartz-
wood and Dwyer. Time. 2:0.
Baitinore. o: Chicago. 4.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l6-Cogan's wild
mes lost the game FOR Chicago to-day, as
his nine passes cut n big figure in the
result. Attendance. 2S5l.
Score: r. II. +
Chicago ...... 100000 4
Baltimore ... ......OO12 O201x-6 g
Batteries-Cogan and Donahue Kilbone
and Robinson. Umpires-Manassau and
McGarr. Time, 100.
Philadelphia. %: st. Louis. 4.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ia triple
two doubles and two singles in the nth
gave the Phillics to-day game Fraser
kept ST. Louis hits scattered. Attend
anco 5,lgL
Score: r. II.
81 Louis. .......l ] o 20 % 10 ]
Philadelphia .... 04220x-9 u a
Batteries Powell Mcbride and Schreck-
ongost. Fraser and Mcfarland Umpires-
Lynch and Connolly. Time 2l5
New York, :: Cincinnati. -
NEW YORK. Aug. 1e-New York out
played Cincinnati at every point to-day
Carrcks pitching was notable feature
as was the locals timely batting
New York. ....2 O00113x-7 "a 81
Cincinnati .... ...OOO02 OOOO-2 e Il
Eatteries-Carrick and Warner. Hahn
and PETIT Umpires-Smslio and Melon
aid. Time, 1876. Attendance. 1850.
Chcrubs Were Winners.
HARTFORD, CONN, August lG.-Score
by Innings: r. H. h
Syracuse ..........30022O002-s 10 3
Hartford .......... o. O0002-G To 4
Batteries Kneu. Urquhart and Wilson.
Bishop and ONeN
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CHAMPION BUTCHERS.
Second Marlc, shows Its Superiority
of s'if.St Market

The Butchers Of First and Second
Markets met on Broad-street Park dia-
mond Tor the second time yesterday af-
tornoon, and played fairly good game
Of ban before about 90 or their friends.
As upon the first occasion. Second Mar
Net won tho game. and The championship
was settled. The detailed score tells the
fafns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
THE T1MEs RICHMOND VA THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1890.

Some women don't know what II is to
sleep well. In dreams they are haunted
1y the pains they bore through thei day.
laeTe IS Ito rest and no refreshment for
them even in sleep. This condition is
only one feature of many consequent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17

RIO JANERIO. Aug. 16.-It Is declared
BY well-nformed persons, in spite OF offi-
c-al deniais that the object Of the ALI
ance OF the three republics is 20 counter
balance the influence Of the United States.
70 rro-cnt miners lamps from heating
$50 f0tsfesl u on affsticd O. 'fn ff-f =
bracket Is placed on the front Of the
So wing is front face extended TO
tho 'ia OF the cap 70 hold the lamp
oui v. contact with the crown.
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VALPARAISO Aug. 80 The fe7pv
gales continue Near santiafo &c Chlli "a
train fell into river from q bridge. ana
nifty passengers were drowned. A house
has been washed away mere, and It's nine
occupants were drowned.
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upon forms OF dis
ease peculiar to
" o m e n. 1 h e
head aches often,
or ere are
4" spells - Of dizzi-
ness or faintness,
there is pain in
The hack or side
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
FIRST MARKET.
9srst Aiarh

Summary rwo.haoc hts Talrnan.
luke. q. keck. Faif'amb Wood. Three
base hiH-Cartef Stolen bascs-Talman
81 Cherry Carter Double plays-Dern-
hardt 70 Mctne> lii by pitched halls
Brown. Time Of game-2 hours. I'm
pires-Nolte and Jennings.
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twenty years and have been almost IN bed FIVE
years md now 7 am able 60 work aii day. I
ton aud fonr OF Golden Medical Discovery. D.
and one vial Of Pellets praise your medi-
ciuc to ali. had the headache but il is gone
Ny throat is well and cough gone and al my
Old troubles ore better lried many other kinds
Of medicine and four doctors
Doctor Pierces Pleasant Pellets help
Nature to help you.
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envelope without
any printing upon
il. Write without
fear and without
fee.
/ want 20 praise
your ~ edicinc q"
writes Mrs Sarah J.
BuTucv Of Crescent.
Putnam Co. Fla I
have 1ccu ii = foe
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Cigsrmakers Strike.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Aug. ia
Times Union and Citizen dispatch from
Tampa says that strike took place
today ~ V''iaml and Conn7nv'7 far:7.
&C. Nftf efsfl g. -rr.''v Germans a-
~ ,hc~-'aYs and f,- team work. r
& vas not ~ rcr"r- loci
= y r'c~ nvo'' tc A..
act. '. tie &c cement = ~. s;...,d.
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CHARLOTTE. y. G.. AuFnst ie.-Tar-
boso. y. C.. defeated the Union. 3. c.,
bal team To-Day by score OF C 10 4,
thereny winning the championship OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17

Louisville az Boston.
Cleveland al Brooklyn.
Cincinnati al New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago al Baltimore.
Iittsburg az Washington
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JOHN R GENTRY
WON BOTH HEATS
In the Three thousand Dollar Match
at Rochester Yesterday.
GRAND CIRCUIT AT GLEN FALLS.
some Fast Racing aud Good Crowds
\ Richmond Horsr Ran Well at
Cane Char.cs-Eyents
at Saratoga.
GRAND CIRCUIT AT GLEN FALLS.

porureTrp \ Y Aug 1e The li;iI
,.lt s,a,r1on John r. Gontry IS SUN King
oftbe u.at harness racers AZ the
to.r,sf,.r r,ri.iuo r,rx ibis afternoon
,no ,sroo et,af na,ing stations OF h-
Ar,er,,-.n arr Iobo Il. Gcu.rv. eco ~.
49,. ',oY o.u IA and s,a.rchlicht.
/ a.. ~ vace1 a hate ROYAL for the su-
u,s,,.'o, .iao attendance WAS 500 The
,-s-. ,,,s ,,ry oar GENTRY was sl,w
n, a., s,qrf and a icngfn ana a hair be-.
r.,f nj the quarter lie was tlreo
to,,,D,,s an the lad AZ tbe Quarters with
NM; and sear,Nligbt racing like "a
donnie team i'm the lead. Turning the
stretch the rtne little boy came out OF
me d,.t NE n tain out ol tunnel
r.stcbcr broke AZ lie stand ana Gentry
lardod me hea, bv A neck Summary.
I'M - .entr, nv I Andre ]
s.ar.,itoht tr. g. CucCarthvA. 3
IT,. r.+.neo Xix g 0Taws). ...........3 2
Tire 2.0l - 2.at1A
,.,,,..,. r.,u.
,-'..' '''''
'l'LNS Ais: ~ T. -f"EuSt " i'o
second o'E on '"e uIailo Icult me-,
"a7 h"i"eu 10y iasl racing WIN wei, 'l.'o
"e'oS %" a. fe.lte' .,1oS "''" u''''e'
eiouu'.s shy. i"e a''el."D''oe WIS I've.
'W Ihe hisl event on ,no car" WIS
"9, %, -. al' a. o.., hoo, ,,.huo
Jus. ~ we ''',.' D., r...
the horse fell backward on the suiltv to-
tally demoushng II. but. fortunately. not
inlurine himself or the driver.
The queen. ruling favorite In ycster-
days betting did not start to-day on
account Of lameuess.
The first TWO heats Of the 2.Oi pace were
exceedingly close. Anaconda leading under
the wire. with Cheuuus and Bogash less
than ID length behind
I'm the 215 class pace Henry r. won
the first heat with Blaze Boy sixth, but
I'm the succeeding heats Blaze Boy had
1t his own way.
DPS uot-purse. S2.O00-Paul Pry won
second. fourth and NTH heats and race.
bost time. 2.1 81. Venus won first heat;
time. 2ll If. The Queen third.
2.Oi trot-purse $2,GO-Anaconda won in
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Poor Cleveland Was an Easy Mark FOR
brooklyn -COgan's Wildncss Lost
for the Orphans - The
Other Games.
Standing Of the Clubs.


Yesterday scores,
Louisville. 90. Boston OH.
New York. q. Cincinnati. @
Baltimore. 6. Chicago. !.
Philadelphia. Q: -. Louis, 4
Brooklyn. l3. Cleveland e.
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by his personal opinion of the culpabnity
OF the condemned.
ION my soul and conscience declared
NJ. Lebon. dramatically. II say / regard
the measures / took relative TO the pris-
oner on the Isle Du Diable as warranted
and II I had to repeat them would not
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