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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-07

a NICE GOOD colored woman wants q
place TO nurse or housework or cooking
Tor small family, Address 1zi2 Robin street.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

MANITOBA Job of work: will 90 any klnl
of work. by eoiorod boy Address i4ii
this office. D
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FOR sALE--over 500 tons iron and STEEL re-
LAYER rails all sections up to 60 pounds; a
snap for some one with the CASH quick
delivery; will stand closest and most rigid
inspection; practically new Address Box
800 Houston, Texas 1928
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

esroasspsirst par lite oibere gobt,
9armen par Iisefrem ~trpttenbs. os Siss
pet fob tptt % tGl ino opsr IsIiti.
8isie lbsbOs'lisbsber Hap man al'
oeIes for I'M 9itermiboussn. bn bsIs
6OriamIinssn tpeoe neO | .5iloiOfsuus
gen" o9 f%orfiatte Msoet Der.
Ser forbanolsbss ubsIuttsnbe bet Of
6%ormanosns Snbberetning uobaueos Os
az 6omite Nr. l tilitemte puntt ON en-
SubeIanrsin bamIing | Aar.
Der ifulbe boIoss iarliss Misfons=
meier % 1uftefeiier. aarst uiluttes. oa
bet npe aarbunorsbe p~nabespnbss mob
iGtlige @nosilenelter - Os belle Narets
Snotasier ifuIoe saa til cen SuoiamIins,
buorai banos Quit os Samfuneets
Sab fuIos bst0Iss ub.
8 benne 6crm sit 5OrfIuset imIOIsrs
tio lite igennem, trobs Gormanosns os
andre be9ejitrsoe Wanbs iberhiee Gn-
f~rGnseIier.
Man uebtos ben 0rbnine, at Der iOr'
uoeu be alminoelise ourliss Smaoinbs
iamIin9tr til be folifsaiss aasisr ffuIos
bOlbss esn trtra 5noiamIins til geIos.
mes aibstaIiuS AuIsonins at aarbun,
ereoeis aiIutuiu9 = os benne 9nb.
iomIin9 Tube foreiasss at 8 MGnb,
nemIia grGiierne 3. R. 9anen
ar. anter, 5. 8. Sitbfls, 5. 6.
Peoer en- os I. 3. g Gr.
ct bsitibeIist Qieblit Dor minbss os
omtalsa Oct par oa gaftor Ibitsb,
iuit fom Der par uso at bIips rietie
b%i9rteuarmt / 6oriamlinssu. iraabts
frem % rate en- 8onuoIut meo $50
irem Tom fsrlts giorns til Snoiomliussn
iaafremt so tilftebeuerenoe uilbe eiue
andre $50. Oct ina ct giebIit trnenbe
uo for iorifsuige 4%en9spunse, men
5ureu nfUGrssoes, os M bIiuer bet
SperesmaoIet, ON De so X 80 nossn.
Iiube inbtOmmer.i Dog, ri baaber bet.
Gil GltDOrns StoIss OpmuIins
5000.
Ss oermsb Iaa laa ben fsrir balue
llges ye9iUenbsosr bag pso os.
De ual ilsos 10 omirent oae eobt - o.
Der fnur ri %aiiIuite Reisratet for bsnns
Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
Sal, Og ii life"

3 ct al be fore, faierueosiise 6uie /
Wiqionbnen Berlin, Iom rumme Guns
oreoe al Beboere, boeoe inotil ior fort
lib iiosn to usiite Suenoe Dor mob
Esr meb blnanoen bglt oppe unber
Toset. 3 ii aar par be n9iten oaslis
goasoe forbi blnanoen paa 8rapperne
o9 @ongene. % bog ienote be fun bins
nnoen Of Haun, og al beres Samtale
bauoe inoltr9niet iis iii en- ener anoen
a~lminoelts Bemerfnins. Den ene par
ct troenoe Wenneite. Der ienbte Yeien
til 9iuet % uanoreoe ben title % slao.
Den anoea inlote ii9 oeiaa en- ariiien,
men bans Relision beltoo / at oere ret
arlist Wenneife@. Tom ban ielu uotrptte
fig, on bans gabo en- Sang peo 9iuen
2eIIi9beo bespnote at tale ON fin Gro.
Gette Guar afitt9ffebe ben troenoe
Speno fra at tale mere ON bet enc fors
nsone. % fra ben Dag al par fun Bejs
ret o5 Dasens Bs9ioenbeoer beresSnms
inle9mner.
Jor fort Tib iben blep imlblertib ben
troenbe Sueno opm9tflOm pao, at ban
life msote fin Wdbo. Beo at ipsrse fig
Tor erfnrebe ban, at oenue par beftig
ips og op9ipet al 29een. Ia traaote
ban for fsrite Gang ino / 89reliet ueo
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5nn fonot BAN oirfeIis oeenoe o9 felte
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l9nse forismte os forieste pna Of tale
meo bam in bans Sj9iS 5reiie. Dpab
enteu bet MI par Djeblitteis aluor slsr
Cmlienbisbeo, at ban ingen Mtoieelie
msoie, Der sjoroe bel ~lettere Tor BAN al
tale os lnsoe BAN De retteDrb paaluas
9en-nof iast, ban tolte meo 8arme os
OusrbeoisnIus ON fin e9en 6reb, ON
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ialise 3Iemsans.
"a lasoe ben ossnbe plubielie fin
paano paa min Urn % ipurste meb en-
baaro Stemme: s3uor lanse bar 9e
pioft oft bette2"
YSnnrt / 20 aar," lsb Sparef.
.Ds bog bar De iffe inst ct ORR
oerOm til mig" raabte ben bsenoe meo
bierteitarenbe Reft. life ct Orb. ftsnt
pi bar boet 9sr ON 9sr | II Aar og
Jet binnnoen naiten oaglisl @aa Deres
Yeisos Lab mig bore enc naar Deres
Tro life bar Tart Dem bebre, fna bar
jes insen 1iaio til ben."
CONNIE 0at bsoe ben ipse. .Nlbris,"
iosoe bans Nabo opbt bspGSet. ba bcn
ienere fortalte oenne Opleuelfe til ben,
iom bar Optesnet ben, salbris oil
jes funue slemme bet imertefulbe Bill,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

net bsrss 9iem for be banfet Amsrita.
mere.
Stuuoerne meIem Reberne % ben
LANCE Spiietio bIeU riseIist benpttei til
SamtaIer, Smautomiteefnes Weosr. %
mango pare be. iom Ieirsbs fig pau pa.
pens grsnne Strantsr eusr tos fig en-
Spoolsreinr op os ntb / Blair Colleges
g5iIoiOfsnns4 uneer be ffpsseiuIoe
NueirRer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
dreSaa.

Gn DeIeeat par tommen til. nemlig
Snubi Yetsren fra Cation, 9. ..
Man iamlsbss fsrft til ben iG%ouanlige
O~pbpsseIise WOrssntime / 3eliet, Os Der.
PAD iirsbss Der piosrs meo: Setr E.
torens 5nobsretnins.
SetretGrsn, Baitor VI. M. Amber.
n Oplpite bl. a., at Der unosr Den
loren. ounife en-. .luib. Rite" finoss l51
Renisbsbsr o9 So RisfonspIuolsr.
Sialtdntaast sr l6,47s, beraf 1908
tonirmsrsoe Reblemmsr. $3.50 Born
uubsrriiss al 672 9erere / Senbagss
itole % gsrn,ffoIe. 3 aarsts Sob
bsbt,s 1896, o9 GIL toniirmsrsoss =
Os Aarets 1iIuRtlt ubuiier (%omtrsntIiq)
l,220 SiaIs. $40 tOpfirmersbs oe l ,9os
SsnOnssltoIebsru. 8a BET Of be for.
uniiaaeube 5aI frtmsaur. at lab
SiaIs | Somfunost maa pare utonfr-
mertbe Born. % man Ton resne. at
6nIUoeIsn a bisis sr msIem Z % 10
aar, UiIer BET fig aItfaa, at Der tOmmsr
mango ftsrs Senbo9sifolsbgrn sno BEN.
vi Sfolsforfanosr ar. Winters
Snoberstnins Tan msbbeIss, of Blair
SOasse aar bar betaIt fig. iaaIso,s al
Der, naar oue 6Isppsnssns iubtOmmsr,
sr ct Ousriiuo pln 1914.
vRsn Ui trGnssr til pIuos
or so efsusr."
gua 9lt Corn StoIe, OpIpfte Yaitor
3. 9. zig. buUoe Der Uarsi Sc 9Ieuer,
be felie ira be omIissenos 0pbpgosr;
o9iau Osnne SfOls baUos bstaIt fig Oo
slust ca. 800 / Operfuo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

yGuer builtsn Ruinoe, iom bar ii
gennin9sr, ON bun tober cen Pennin9
tanoer lite ct gps Os fsier Quiet o9 10.
ger meo Glib, inotiI bun timber ben.
Ss naar bun bar funoeu ben. iam=
mentnIosr bun geninoer Og Nabosrlter
os flyer: @IaOer sber msO mig; tbi leg
bar funost ben gennins, iOm ies table.
SunIsbes flyer ies cher, bIiDsr @Iabe
Dos Cubs @nsIe, OUer cen Spnoer,
fOm Omusnoer fig"
2utus Is, SO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
iaIt s20.45
Meb bet tiOIisere inDtOmne 5000
bliusr bet iaIt s5I.05

bliper bet iaIt $5I.05
buorfor meb bjsrtsIis 9ot tUitteres.
Ss bsrmse fInitss nenns enchanting,
ibet Di benIeoer uae yDapferen's eas
ierss Opmertiombeb pna be usb 4ars.
msbst tasne BsitemmeIier ~an9aaenbe en-
Subelaarsinoiamlins | bette bet nittenoe
Aarbunorsbss fbits Aar. Der maa ri
nas pore mse, unber Gat til Cub, lom
naabis bstantte os, o9 Opianote Of
aarIisbeo til CUBS Rises Gag iblOnot
port Golf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13


apofeIen 5obannes faa | SimIen en-
Gfare, iom inssn tunbe tale, at iaas
banne, Tom pao Sorben fables nDaarsr".
DeIserninser Iisner ROier meb en-
sornet Stilf. 8ease maa raffes meb
GorfstiSbeo, TIERS fan be gore Sfaoe.
2uf Dprene os ginbusrne paa ct 30
labs Os ou bar ct 5ansieI. ubs!us
GpanseIists 2ps fra bin SjaI. ubsiiens
BAN, iom ftaar for Dsrsn Os banter,
% bu bar ct anoet GansieI.
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ygrong.

Sm Qsrbosen foreio9es bl. a.
gaIs of airferaao. = 8aIset fOresit
ifriftIist o9 DaI9te bIeus: graiterne o..
y. gbriitianien, 5ormano. (9s Stem.
mer af III, 8sfteH ipreots); u. 6. 3.
Sebolm, RatfOrmano, 90 ct. al lis,
Rsitsn ipreots); u. ID. anDsrien, Se.
trster, 900 St.); iumt eGsmanbeue ..
@l0uisn (85 ct. Of 1ol) Os 6. D.
StOm go ct. at s2).
esrDas GOrmibbas baube &Omite Rr.
! bsspnbt fin RappOrt, buoraf ri frems
bauer: @labe Susr Stolsrnes brsms
Sans Os OpiOrOrins til at poe benz
iisrrs a~arIisbso.
Iiaiss bI,u Der unbsr bsnne Cor.
Gambling ueotasei ct 5ornas ON, at BET
paaIasses airferaabet iuuuibt muIist
of cffenIisssre ale uistise Spsrsss
mail, lom pil fomme til JorbanbIins
peb aarsmsbet, minet 6 Tiger forinbsn.
uien Der tan aaisepel psb Aarsmsbet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
Yernebjcmmene.

9nbbereinins souts at JOrmanben
for BsrnebiemstOmitetn. paltor &.
9obn n. Der bauoe parst SO Bern
paa be 10 9ism. ga paa elt 9Orn oe
80 paa Wnupoen B%srnsbism). vi
5abtastsu baUos gsrnebjsmmsne ieIu
iOaret ca. $500, Reittn oar bIeusn
fteutsi, Os oeruf mango ira bsbreitiasoe
Bern runtt ON / Samfunost.
8erefter ltrebes til gaIs Of be pig.
tislis aOmiteer pOa guIstOmiteens aO.
minatioH.
y Romits Rr. l: 3 RtbIemmsr,
3 praiier os 2 easmano, nsmIis BRA.
iisrns G.. 5 Obn Oh, u. .. 9 n.
en- os 3. ). ilbi8, iamt Dele.
9atsrns 3. 9emmtnSen os R. ).
2 ebuItj.
I'll oenus Romits benInsbes 5Ormun'
osus Snoberstnins Os StoIsbsltprernes
5nbbsrduiSer.
q ROmite Rr. 2, graferne 3. ..
Raarrp Os 5. @sriien. iant 2eIesat
J. 9aeObIen. Gil eenne bsnIa9oss
5nobsretuius fra Danish Luth. Publ.
House Jorretninssisrer os aasierersn.
81 ROmiis gr. 3. gtaiterne J.
psoerisn. Yantton, os R. Damffor
iamt Gelesat 5. 6. 9onisn. I'll oennnt
benIueoss 5nbberstnins fra Borne.
bjsmst,mitssn, SamfunosistretGrsn O0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Oroinntionstomiie: prRitsrn,
8. 9Onien. s.. y. SEMEN, &. peoerier
os $. ). DabIfirsm iamt DsIseaterns
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81 s gsrnsbismsfOmiteen inbuals
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SEMEN, SEMEN : ensbolm Os Is. 8.
SEMEN iumt Daisies L. Beberisn. Sra.
ltssntstomiteen senualgtss. liseiaa 9iaIi
psfOrenIn9stOmiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

buormeb ban Ina paa mig, % ben
Stemmetlnng. buormeo ban ialte fit
iibite Orb til mis."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

I'll S~nbiumIinssn ri tuser bet
/ GpIsbet" bar ui snbuibsre MODS
ta9et:
5obannes SEMEN, Stableburf,
Observation-Disclosures. sl.0o
Better Ssrenien, StabIeburii,
Observation-Disclosures. 500
gn unGunt / 0eenab, Wis... 500
s.. Sapmnrb, Winn 500
,Nogle Benner" | Gutter &c.,
Re6r. Ito
Warie Gasmusfen, Neit Sus
perior, 0is............ 0.35
~ 400
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B. 2. 6. CT: @etr.5,e-11 .euias.l IS 10.
i y y. 1fh. Nj ,8.e,l-l5, 1ut.l ,u=32
2 u.
8 81.
aBeber, ioo ffol Gber siDss
= isser. iao ffuue 8 fiube; banter. iaa
b 50 ital gber oplaoes."
6 8.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

bsbsnelss andre Eager sno be ! Jor'
Ueisn betenoisiOrte.
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Suli. - 81 Sasc.

FetIle aDatter .. 4. 81. ! % Gftm.
fsnlomaane D. u. al. s,3s Torm.
SiDffe Roarter B. 10. ri. GA Sorm.
9nmaane b. 20. 81. SO 5orm.
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Nllutauat.

War otter ariiti 6eoiel 1900.
Nar efier 8eroens Stabelie 5000.
Qar eiter 8eiormatiOnen 383,
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SUM- = 30 9agc.

Serffe STARTER D. J. 81. a,15 Torm.
6Hlemaane D. Il. al Io.54 Gftm.
Sibife STARTER ,. 10 81 S,13 @ftm.
Rpmaane D. -. al. s.83 9ftm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

Seq ne bine @erninssr, at bu sr
6uerteu folb euer palmi @ib bu
pal fob eler parmi Terror. eiteroi
oil er lunten. os buerten fob eller
uorm. oil ieg uoiPg big al MIN
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-17

81. LOUIS, July ld.-Rcslts of today's races;
track heavy.
First race-For maiden ee-year-olds; six fur
longs Kildarlie O.. Woods), to .. won; Man
damus DominiclO. to 5, second; Winnbejour
(CrowhursD, . to !, third. Time, rs 81.
Second race-for tinee-year -ods and upward ;
selling; six and one-half turlongs. Libbe dom
inickl, 6 to 5. won; Early Bird 81. Woods) to
3 second: kindred %. I. Woods, TO /, third
Time, % l-2.
Third race-For four-y ear-olds and upward;
selling; one mile and seventy yards. Walkenshaw
(StuarD, TO 5, won: Ransom (Dominic), 3 to
2, second; lmperous u. Woods. to s. third.
Time, 52.
Fourth race-For ihree-year olds and upward;
one and one-sixtecn,h miles. Charlie O'Brien
a. T. Woods, to ?. won; The Monk Galley,
to .. second; strangest STUART, Z 10 ,. third
Time. 30 IL.
Fifth race-Iandicap; for three.year.o lds and
upward six furongs. Dave Waldo (Talley), TO
8. won; Theosy tCEowhTst). to ., second; Iii
kolar q. Woods, to D, third. Time, I.l7
Sixth race-For two year-olds; five and one half
turlongs. Birdie Stone Dominick). to l, won;
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-17
Entries ut Washington Park.

wASHING1UN PARK, July l6.-Entries for to.
mouow's races:
First race-For maiden two year olds, FIVE fur
longs-Omiuran, Tyr, Prosper La Cal, Curd
Gillock, St SeGna. los; Lakeyiew Belle. Gal
anthus Countess Clara. l0j; Bogaboo l05.
Second race-For threeyear-olds and upward;
selling; one mile and a furlong.- Elkin. Iii;
Macy, 100; Our Nellie, Prince Bazes Castake,
vohicer. Lake !iils, Doration, LOG; greensboro,
o..
Third race-The Drexel Stakes, for three year
olds; one mile.-Sidney Lucas, 1877; Advance
Guard, ll9; Norford, Reminder, Wax, John
Yerkes, Tayon, 10; The Sprite, l05.
Fourth race-For three olds and upward
one mile and twenty yards-Orimar. 1l2; Gold
Fox, 10; Pink Coat 1O5; John A. Morris. lO3;
Tayon, ruthill, EaghurSt Silver Coin. 30; Scales,
Aloha II, ST.
Fifth Gace-for three -ods and upward six
furlongs.-Belle OF Holmdel, 1lg: Marsara, liz;
Lomand, lis; Iagerdon, Gold one. us; Bette
r., los; Allie H., Loose Sleeve, 0s.
Sixth race-For three-year ods and upward; six
furlongs.- Fausturo, 122; Lena Williams, Alea-
retta Belle OF Memphis, 10; S:ar Chamber, Pupil,
ll3; Princess Thyra, los; Sharp Bird 1903.
Seventh race-For maiden two-year olds; five
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-17

CHAMPIONS LOSE TO GIANTS.
brooklyn Spends Too Much Time in
WranElinE With the Umpire

NEW YORK, July lG-The Champions went
down before the tail-cnders at the Polo Grounds
again today. The New Works played much SUI
pcrior game, while the Brooklyns seemed list,ess.
The Brooklyns who had been kicking throughout
the game let out in full force in the eighth in
ming, which netted the New Yorks three runs, and
so abused Umpire Swartwood that he put Kelly
out OF the game and was ON the point OF giving
Dahien a good humping when the players OF botn
teams interfered. Swsriwood did not put Dahen
out of the game, although this should have been
done. The score by innings:
III E
Brooklyn -. 3 o / o o 0 l -o--5 IL 2
New York 800. o. o o " .
Batteries-Kitson and Farrell; Carrick and
Warner. First base by errors Brooklyn
0, New York l. Left on bases-Bfookiyn 4, New
York 4. First base on hIlls-OH kiison ,. oil
Carrick .. Struck ont By Kitson 4. Thrcc-base
ht-Dahlen. Two.base hts-Doyle, Smith, Sheck.
ard, Hickman. Sacrifice hit-DeMOntreville
Stolen bases-Jones. Van lila .tTen, ScibIch, DOVE
Smith ?, Davis Passed balls-Farrell. Empire
Swartwood. Time Of game hours and min
utes. Attendance 80.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-17
Result. at Washington Park.

WASHINGTON PARK, July l6-Rcsults of to
days races; track fast:
First race-For three-y ear.olis and upward
one mile Dseolute CWinkfeld). 3 to l, won
Mr. Brown OKnighD. / to ,. second; Midw0ot
(Bulman) to !. third. Time. l:il.
Second race-For two-year-olds; five furlongs
Likeness winkfeld), to 2, won; Princes.
Fatyana GIewelD. to l. second: FancywooG
jBolanG), to ., third. Time, I:01h.
Third race-For thTee-y ear-O!dS and upward
selling: one and one-fourth mics.-ArthGr Be
haw (Dcvin). to l, Won; The Bobby (Ransom),
9 to 2, second; Espionage (Bergen), to !, third.
Time 2:0GA.
Fourth race-For fcur-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furongs Sim ". Cknight, to 2,
won: Pope Leo (Bullman), to j, second; The
Pride (Doyin). : to 8, third Time. 1913.
Fifth race-For threc-year- and upward:
selling: one mile La Vega 0iarshherger), 5 10 2,
won; Tim Gainey tltarsom). / to l, second;
Crane Devin), to l. third. Time. 1:ilis.
Sixth race-For three.year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile. Geo. kratz (Bullman), to 5,
won: sam Mckcever tMitthewsl, to l, second
Einstein CBasseuGeD, to ., third. Time, l:4Oi.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-17
THE, RACING CALENDAR.
RcsuIt. mt Brighton Reach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July lG.-Result OF today's
races; track fast.
First raee-iiurdIe handicap; for four year -olds
and upward; and three-fourths miles. Kon-
dyke (Donohue), TO 8, won; Prouis (Ray), % to
!, second; Hardee Pardee (Oweus), 70 >, third.
Time. 3:22.
Second race-For wo.year"jds; selling: five
iuriong. Cherries tNritcheID, 3 to l. won;
Screech tMaher), to 3, second; Anna Darling
QBrennan), % to l, third. Time, 1:Ol 81
Third race-For four-y year ods and upward: one
mile. Prince McCiIrg (Nan kurenj, to /. won;
Rnaldo (Naher), to !, second Toluca (Turner),
D TO ., third. Time, $40 SO.
Fourth race-FOr maiden twoyeJr- olds: five and
one.haif furlongs. MaNimus shaw . to ). won;
Baron Pepper CRutteD, , to ,, second; Minion
spencer, to ), third. TiIe, los -.
Fifth race-For three .ycar-olds and Upward;
selling; and one'siNtcrnth miles Cand ED ack
SHAW, to /, won; Gen. Mart Gary CNsEcr), :
to 5, secold; Wooster Boy Rau,ch), TO l,
third Time, l:i5 D.
Sixth race-For thrcc-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs Sir Christopher (Wedder-
strand, 5 TO l. won; Touraine tSiitcheID, to l,
second; Prestidigitator SHAW, g to ), third.
Time, :l3 10.
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TEE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
A Shnrp Brcnis i'm Corn the Fcatur.
of the Day.

CHICAGO, July 16.-The sharp break in
corn was the principal weakening factor
In wheat. There were, however, further
reports of improvement In the Northwest
There has undoubtedly been change for
the better, especially in the late sown
wheat. Pit features were further liqulda-
ton ard short selling early, but later in
the day there was considerable buying.
The se-board reports so loads taken.
Corn broke 4 cents bushel here today
on relief TO the drought in Kansas and
Nebraska. The whole Southwest had rains.
The West flooded the cash people here
with spot offerings this morning before the
opening and there was stampede of spec.
ulative holders the minute the market
started. The rally from the bottom was
less than ] cent. The seaboard claims 200
loads for export, almost 1000, 900 bushels.
The shipping demand here has not been
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very sharp, possibly 100000 bushels. Liv-

very sharp, possibly 100000 bushels. Liv-
erpool closed Id lower.
Oats have been relatively firm compared
with corn, not off quite a cent even at
their weakest and only lie under Satur-
day night at the close. There has been a
considerable demand from shorts and
heavy buying of futures by the oatmeal
trust.
The provision list was sharply lower. the
product being offered down in sympathy
with the break in cosn. Pork was at one
time S5c off and lard zoe lower. Scattered
liquidation kept the market weak.
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st. ..nuis Selections.

First race-Robert, Jr-, Lutes Fonso. Mr.. Smith.
Second race-verify. Randazzo. Cathedral
Third race-Tum Collins. Applejack, stransest.
Fourth race-Tckla, Rushhelds, W b. Gates.
Fifth race-Pirates' Daughter, Juietta b,
Eva's Darling.
sixth race-sprung. Woodtrice, Morris volmar.
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Drains, Losses, lmpotency. Lame Back and Va -
cocele. Over 1000 gave testimony m 1890, ;r-
swer all letters personally. or belt may be eA
ami~cd 7 my Office.
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THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

Is envied by all whose stomachs and ivers are
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sound digestion. and regular bodily habit that
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Brighton Beach Selections

First race-Unmasked. Dread Carbuncle.
Second race-outlandcr Shark. bal Don.
Third race-Favouius Bangor, Hlndcuf.
Fourth rIce-Noter. Dec4nter. Jack Point
Fifth Manga. Mhu!a DR.. Barlow.
Sixth Tace-Imp, The Ke.-gckian, Barricks en-
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sales-Metropolitan r. r. IS, $1,000
12s Ia; Capital Traction, 25G10S S-4, 60
n1OS SIS; Washington Gas, 20a53 1-2.'
After call-U. S. coupon, sS,0G0G11i SIS;
Lanson Monotype, 25a12 rs; Capital
Traction, 20Ql03 1-2.
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For Men OnIy

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An authority On the affairs OF the Amer
lean Steel and Wire Company makes the
statement that the company is doing a
good business and that he expects a boom
in September. if not before. He speaks
most hopefully of the iron trade In gen.
eral Prices in the steel and iron group
yesterday were fairly strong, but there
was little business in any of the securi-
ties. Federal Steel advanced TO 80 Is
and closed at SO. The statement is made
on good authority that TIE Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company will soon pay off all Its
hack dividends on the preferred stock
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Washington Park Selections.

First raee-st sedna, Prosper lie Cal Lake
view Belle.
Second race-Macy. Prince Blazes. Lake Wills.
Third race-Advance Guard, sidnly Lucas, John
Yerkes.
Fourth race-Gold Fox. 0rimar, Pink Coat.
Fifth race-Belle of Hoindel, Haserdon, Gold
One.
Sixth race-Algaretta. Belle of Memphis sharp
Bird.
seventh raee-sehoolmaster. Bandyman, Ad.
monitor.
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PIRATES WIN ON ERRORS.
Cn.caEo's Misplnys in the First and
Third Prove Costly.

CHICAGO, July 16-Ciingman's wild throw
gave Pittsburg two runs in the first inning and
Cancels mufF gave them another in the third.
The handicap proved too great for the Chcasos.
Ely and Clark played marvellous ball in the fed.
The hitting of Pittsburg lucky and timely.
The score by innings
r. II. Z.
Chicago ...... o O1 1 o o % IL /
Pittsburg 2 0 % 8
Batteries-Tannehill Chesbro, and Zimmer
Cunningham and Donahue Two base hitS-Clarae
=, thinner, Ely, Ryan. Sac! ihce hts-Cooley,
thinner. Stolen bascs-Wagner. Struck out-By
bingham 2, by Tannehid ,, by Chesbro g.
Bases on balls-Of Cunningham l, off Tanncti!l
2. Wild pitch-Cunningham. Passed bail-Zm
mer. tmpire-oD Day. Time OF same-1 hour and
10 minutes.
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THE RAILWAY LIST FIRM
Other Features of The Market De
serted by Spectators.

Reports of Rain I'm Central West
Hu timore and Ohio Especially
strong on Account of Exceedingly
Favorable Statements of Earnings
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

Games YESTERDAY.
Boston, s; Philadelphia, /.
New York,lf; Brooklyn, 8.
Pittsburg, :; Chicago, 3.
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New York stock Ma.,sc,.

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