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New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
'IncudinE - 45l bags delivered ex ship New-orieans

IitilclIg u i3l bags delivered ship NeV-Orleans
tOTION-At last cotton seems reached
E-i Nnere real merit the Of the market
4o1ay opening steady. with prices 4 TO points
N pure builish Liverpool cables and
SaF ps a. the ports than generally looked for.
VI ne advance Europe and the South bought near
n2nlns. room traders smaller outside longs sold.
ron me start there little enthusiasm mani
rested and the ring confident reaction. such
however. declared Liverpooi's
es inmate rull-sh Influences than unusual
lstl'e movement After selling sale the call May
SONY worked Gown 10 s-lGC. with the besTsh in
A.eN ~ lSht speculative demand and a disposition
N rsft OF leading sell short Wall street
ana ne south persistent buyers the lower figures.
ana when Light estimate for Houston
eIts appeared earlv small sellers also buyers.
ne nooa bids reflected steady though quiet
-t with sentiment rather friendly in the
long ru1 Splendid Manchester and Continental trade
Eerlces served check selling.
InorTowe New Orleans receipts had a temporary
nlenoe, and IN the pronounced strength
eoled on active general buying. led by shorts and
southern interests Generally spot
kts ana r-rn rs that the movement beginning 10
INV signs II permanent exhaustion led fears of
HLacE higher Liverpool market On the late
satae commission houses large buyene of May and
ela- me market finished the day nrm in tone, with
tIles Wei up at top figures advance Of q TO 10
Ilhis Sil higher prices force the curb and
sshlneHt was decidedly buIiish. Port receipts fell
I Of those for the day ,ear. and in sight"
ne IDEA that the balance
WI not he 10 y early expectations
ne range q contract prlces the local market
lay vas follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

chicago Jan 13.-Caule- Receipts. 22.UOO head. 800
slow and log l5c lower good prime S6 60G
81 43 to medium S4gsd sockers and feeders 81 -
asa a. 81 2jNS+ 30 heifers, 50 2odS5: Gamers
81 25qS2 23 bulls $3FSi - calves 81 N Texas
steers 81 25dS5 80. Hoes-Receipts to-day head:
5000 left 900 1Oc higher
butchers. 95G ST. good choice heavy,
ass 60 heavy. sG6S6 10 light, 25:
bulk Of sales, SGG$6 80 Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head;
steady lambs l9C higher: good choice
81 3cgS3 Western sheep, fed - 25Gs3; native lambs.
81 2odSG. Western lambs. fed. SI6S6.
Cincinnati Jan. Hogs strong higher T56
So cattle s. 5OGS5 90. sheep steady 81 25G
81 % Lambs steady 81 15dS5 50.
East Buffalo Ian. 15-CattIe receiuts light; for
good chotce choice s. 25G$S
to good. 81 50d$S ogs-Receipts 100 head. quiet and
higher for an hut which lower; Workers 81 -
dSG 81 light S6GS6 10 mixed So +GS6 80:
choice heavy So Gnf Si 81: - 7ONSJ s.
as 20. saes. SidS4 80 sheep and lambs Receipts.
GSOo head; lambs higher for choice grades choice
lambs S6 25HSG -: good choice Sc lOds6 20: Cus
fair. s. 5oaSG sheep. choice handy wehers. s. 1ju
IS: mixed. 81 3Ou$4 40. Culls
mon So 5$3 10 heayy export ewes and wethers 81 50a
yearlinEs. S5IS5 ~.
East Liberty Ian 15.-CattIe steady: Foice ST. 4oa
So prime. 81 SJdSd. good 81 35d 81
prime heaves SO 55dSG 90 mediums 60: heavy
Workers SO 250$ So 81; pigs g. S0QSG. roughs 81
Sheep firm best Wethers. 81 +0aS4 80: common
81 S00S2 - yearng 81 75Gs4 IS; calves. STaSS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

Canadian steady IS Flour-st Louis fancy winter
nrr g ID Hops London-Pacifc steady. 50 IS
as los Beef frmi extra India 7es. Pork frrn
prime mess western Us Cd Lard-American refined In
Pais qet as 81 prime Western in terces quiet as
snort cut IA TO Is n. steady quiet
Cumberland 26 80 n Cd short rfb rs % - 10
4os long clear middles. light 2s 10 ass clear
fnddes. heavy. 30 TO 40 10, backs
Is to 20 No. 46s clear bellies 10 Sis Sd Shoulders
United states s-s good United States 7o> Cheese hrr
american nnest white. ass Sd colored
sss Cd IslIoW1Prine city strong sos et; Australian
23s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm POS Rosfn-Comr1On duI
Is load Petroeum-Refned steady. nd IInseed oil
dull. ''~ @ -
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heceips at the ports interior points to-day com
-ea WIZ ne same day last week and last year:

slon Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
~, demand. sales 5000 bales speculation and eN-
Hs American. ZOO receipts. 5000; American. 5000;
80 upiands 9lGd Futures opened steady, partial
o. SaFaEoe. Closed quiet steady and net zQl1a
sner January. ABS January February. 43l as
srT.ss-Aarch March April ana April May 45o51s;
Ese,s. sS9qs3l June-July and July August. sS9tzs
ptenber. 2JG4 %; September-O October Sl11zb
yarns quiet hgt steady and cloths, fun prices
D. .Se upon but business small.
~ AND MEAL<-The nour market was DUH and
buyers and sellers considerably apart Mills are
s1s refusing good bds owing 20 scarcity OF wheat
F.s IN The interior. Spring patents. s+Qsi So winter
.-s = g9q$5 So winter patents. 50 I5us4: spring
= 4sS %. No winter. sass 70: extra No
slcK = stqs3 grade S25 spot and 70 arrive
EAT FLOUR quoted at y 259s2 -. spot
GOA .ssfaaikt.--- RYE FLOCR-Dun. Quoted: Fair 10
1OI,ssSS 2ggSS 90 choice fancy 50 45HS3 20
y 80 AAi<2lie Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 55G$3 90,
BAG AESL-Essy. Quoted Fine white and
81 oe1kl s0s coarse 81 34nsl 30. FEED
.5si.e spring bran. spot s23 20; sacks TO arrive
tFsn 90 spring bran. bulk. s22 30: winter
i as@. city bran. s2s: cornmeal s30 linsesd oil
nxf -, corn oil cake. k22 so: hominy chop. s2 So
an ;" isEsT-Whie further liquidation place
there MARKETS yesterday promoting lower prices
aoders,s Wy htue excitement anywhere. and only
ess uistive trade in wheat. including
tIoHss ~ OUTSIDE account The decline in
@hsaf Hek of confidence public holders Of
y !. ne afternoon sharp. enarp break
81 s,e.. re~ buying orders appeared in
seis< curing the forenoon little demand
&C recount, causing stesdness at the opening
'" throughout The afternoon. Any slight up
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool, Jan. II. p. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate
business; prices sd higher; American middling
1 l5-lGd: good mddng ! II iGd: middling I low
middlng 4 IL 32d: good ordinary. 32d ordinary.
800 for speculation and export 800
American. Receipts 1900 bales. including 3 200 Amer-
Futures opened steady closed quiet steady
American mdding. z January. 20 6ld sellers:
and February 81 STAT 30 -6id February
and March: 30 64d4 81 64d sellers March and April.
3o64di 81 SD sellers; April and Si-6sd
sellers May and June. so ota4 3G4d June and
July 6td+ 81 64d sellers: July
3i-6id sellers; August and September - sd
value September and october. 64d4 lsG4d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. January 10 1902.
BEANS AND PEAS-There Is continued dull trading in
nearly all kinds OF domest- foreign beans
fairly liberal offerings the
outside quotations Green and Scotch
- 3oas2 s5 DO medium. choice. 81 971sgs2; pea
choice, sl e2z a<i 20; do red kidney choice 50
DO white kidney g 90 do gelow eye choice 81 IS: DO
black turtle soup choice 81 soqsl 81 do lima California
round 81 2od<2 Is: do Kotze 81 loas2 is: do medium
81 sodsl So; bags. 81 52s6t SIS DO Scotch
bags. 81 s2tzgSI s5
CTTER--There fair consumptive demand for
choice and fancy grades OF fresh creamery prices
fairly liberal and the market amply supplied
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

% cotton closed quiet and steady with quotations
E on 'te asis of SIC for middling upland and SIC
- iloolng CUT Sales l,o2S bales Southern spot
- were t2legTaphed follows: Sew-Orleans steady
~ lhehanEe1 a. T5sc; Mobile quiet and unchanged
-. savannah. steady lice higher. 7tc Charleston
IN l-lsc higher. 13-l6c. Wilmington, firm &c
80. al s'sc Norfolk steady and unchanged.
sss-Hore nominal and unchanged. SIC: Augusta.
e ngher steady Sac. St Louis steady higher
l9-l5c Estimated
~ are from lIOO OJ0 bales compared with 10 $40
siss actual last and 7594 bales year
a. houston for from $500 bales
seo Nl'h s.a's bales actual last bales
tetusl year ago
, Esoers Ups at the ports and interior points to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
RMY BUILDING. Whitehall St. New York

Jan = 19Oa-Seaed proposals. in trplicate, Will be
r.,,il,d here O'Clock NJ. Jan 1892. and
then opened. for delivering board Government
steamers York Harbor during period ending June
so 1907 Information and blanks for bidding furnished
uuun application, L. = reserves the right reject
accept all proposals or any part thereof En-
VeIopes containing proposals should be marked PRO
posss for coal. be opened Jan 18th. 1902
dressed \. KIMBAI.I a. .. NJ c.. Depot Quarter
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January Is. 1902.
steady 1oc lower; bulls and generally
steady Steers IS e0ase oxen and stays. sass So
bulls 81 5Ols4 60: cows 81 70as4 40 Dressed In
fair demand at sis@loc per 10. Calves steady %
veals s5Gs9 little calves 50 5od
81 so: hsrnyard and fed calves. ssas4 Western and
PER Sheep STEADY lambs uneven; prime stock higher
common s39s4 rs; cus 81
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
Dos A NJ and Las p. NJ Daily except Sundays Pitts
neld and North Adams. Sundays al Q A
Pullman Cars all through trains
-,, Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices az 1l3 96i- AIS 1916 Broadway. 25
Union So W 2I5 Columbus Ave. 139 West 125th
i25h ST and 13sth 81. Stations. 33s 726
Fulton St. and l06 Broadway. p d, Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3Sth Street. Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence b
Westcott Express Company.
P. s BLODGETT, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. 15.-FIOur quiet wheat-SprinE dull
No l Northern. winter . red
Corn weak No yellow. 66isc No do 6sc: No 2 corn
65@ac: No do 654 Oats dull: No white 5lisc; No 3
do. sic: No mixed, 49c No do. 4si.c Barley
Fancy. IOc- Rye-No l. 7Oisc.
Chicago. Jan. l5-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
STATE OF NEW YoRK-sTATE COMM.
SION IN LINAJN.
!

SION IsITNAIN.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for a New Passenger AZ n,
Manhattan State Hospital, Wards Island " Y may be
by mail delivered in person Three O'Clock
= NJ on Friday. the 2ith day Of January 1902 20
Henry E Rowland President the BOARD OF Manasers
Manhattan Hospital. No. l Madison Avenue ~,
York city. which time and place Board OF Man
ayers will receive and open all proposals.
Drawings and specifications be consulted and blank
forms OF proposals obtained ocs OF the Rars =,
Managers No. Madison Avenue. New York Cifv or 81,
the OF c. L. Helms State Architect in the Cap,o
al Albany. y. Y. ''
win be awarded to the responsible. and
reliable bidder, unless the bids exceed the amour,
funds available therefor. which case m. Rosrd -
Managers reserves the right 20 reject all bids -
HENRY z. ROWLAND
New York CITY. Jan 18th. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
n
RAILROAD.

brosses and Cortlandt streets.
n The leaving time from Desbro>scs and
,ortand streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
Cars New Yo9 = 4AIImiSed 70 two BSIss PaTSi ~
Inlcaso No coaches Ptttsburg.
sSS W " EaT 5F.Hs End G5ssilaRa CON-
For cSeas c1end 4o9d aaa ad
1.5 p. VI. CHICAGO AND II. LOUIS E1PREss-FOr
ao1odo: IDEisyis via Cncinnat). Indianapolis. Chi
On P. VI. ST: Louis EXPREss-FOr Pittsburs Ind
osS P. N. WESTERN ExPREssmFoS s Cnicaso. For
7.55 p NJ PacfFIC ExPREss s1 Ptt,,surE and Chi
RoTt Eor hnoxvllle daily; via Shenandoah valley
s25 p u. CLEVELAND AND AND CINciSS1TI EXPRESS
W%sHiSGEo0;Ss- is0;s-ns AND iSa THE fii,;nHs5 sotrH
landt Streets 1Os07 SpIDpg carr los S6ining Car1
iandt strcsSs eD1ng carr. 2lo SPs<6T07ssS and GS1-
or and Dining Cars. 325 Dining carr AS DINING
H9s %aias fsE cars s5' g. Diaas 15:9s esS sun
Psrior and Dining Cars 25 DINING Car, AS CDin-
soJTIIEI5N RAIIw4Y@'rSe e gousherhs n'' Palm Lin
NJ Tseas N Express and s eT.Pd' s m iiS
AFbaST!c Tb..Srg.s. COAST "a, ILXEE1oraa sPssa 10
sEasoARBP Sf S 4 n ,a and S29 ? m ssiy s5
S TGPSiI'sa tam, Limited 1855 D daily Express. i2iO
NoRF9LK Ok AND WESTERN RALwAr.-Eor Memphis.
CHESAPEAKE a OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a. m week
m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK
weekdays and S55 D. m. dailv
ATLANTIC CITY, m and m
standard Coaches -
CAPE MAN.-l255 % d. m
sTss5 ass ias ssaoB B5anss s RTnad % 9 an
30 100. and l1-25 2. m. sundays. m.
p m tfrom DesbrOsses and Cortlandr Streets goo
a m. $50. $40. $40. and lL3O D. m. sundays as
FOR PHILaDELPHIs.
lDesorosses and Cortandt Streets. 500 T25. T5S,
Sod. 30 dining C955 Ljmitedl. d
eshTqsses and Cortlandt Streets. IO2O DINING Carl
I0SS tDining Carl. l5S a. l255 Dining
DesSrosses and Sortiandt Streets 22O 255. = On-
ing Carl 800. . +25 Dining Carr. ass Dining carr
800 dining Carl 80, se5 $50. . m u 10 night
sundays, 6lo. I55 coaChesl. S25. Dining
Garl; soS Gdmted 959 o55 Dining carr a m II IS
tiIning Carl Los Dining Carr, , - Dining carr
40 DINING Carr. +55 Dining Dining
DO So s55 g Is p m. L. 10 night.
llcket 0tlees Nos ISL 1885 1854.
ls2 Fffth Avenue below 2Sd ST.. ! As-or House.
West Twenty-third Street Station. stations f9t
OF peshrosses and Gortandt Streets Court Street
MD Fulton Street, 9S Broadway Penusylvanfa An
mex Station. BROOKLYN Station. Jersey Citv The New
YORK Transfer Company viii call check bag
ige rom hotels and residences
road Cab ~ ~
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. p WON
OeheTal manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. i5--C1o.ng -vhest-spot firm. No
rsd western winter os 2d No Northern spring IS 81
No l California. Sc Cd Futures March.
May, s. SID corn-sPet steady; American mixed new.
Sc I'd American mixed old SIS Sd.
raATy. 5s asd. March. IS aad. May. IS slsd. Peas
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
straw. in tons. at York for

Hay includes export January -. I $50
for all Tail. previous week 10
tons by rail- ant
MILK AND CREAM-The day average receipts of
m the different distributing points
the city FOR the week ending January II fol
lowe:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
IN coffee Is as follows

R!o--COfee market steady: No Rio $500: exchange
y lel receipts 900 bags cleared United States
ozEs-
TIE statlslIoal postlon Of Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

Cash quotations as follows: Flour weaker. No ;
46i4e; No 3 white 47ssa47e; No white, 4ssa47isc;
No a.sse 81 1s @ % Nc Shi'? %aPs S4Fs n So prime
pork 9 sS s 90 slSv M contract m Essqs - - s ~ mss G
short rib sides IS 2qss 80 dry zalted shoulders
ThsEey. high Wines s. s. on the Produ@e E1
I5a231.e dairiss l4aeoo cheese steady. 1Ol.GIihc.
Duluth, Ja;. Il-Close-wheat-Cash No l hard 7sc:
S 6a 61nf!2 s Nc cdrn H0sRn 5c and May s July
e,S MTanSfs J'2 n Eeak No NSEs 0
PIE SSGs5sS corn-Msg aTS5 sa@se 2F NO o. sam
NSsNs5fs e N6f5.g 51 e xo9i5!2 on ssrd
First rS1ents 81 9oS4 second psten,s g s6ss o. srt
clears g oOasa second clears. 81 Is, bulk.
PhIladelPhla Ian. 15whgat &c lower: grade
aaT @ a & oFp lower e i9%e! N White epD lSed Jan an
2a Tar hg s @ Per 99 sfhs6i "nier inter SUPsT lSss 90
@ :tTaishi s. soo$2 80 Western winter olss5 4@g
spring clear So 25asa 80: Do straight g ssqS3 90 DO
wheat Hour unchanged Rgtter steady fair demand;
FsEs steady; fresh nearby soc do western soe: do
York f e fancy a sms 4 do fs % To choice
sEG bl Z 6o O - eos do and q p 0
bush shiPments-wheat, 1000 bush; 5000 bush;
Msy sa.ds5ss; JaiS sol.s:, siasi
cash 47c; May 46'ic July. satsc No white, asc.
NAVAL STORES.
was quite slow Prices unchanged Rosin tar and
pitch quiet. We quote;
TAR-Regulars 81 So: do oil bbls s3 so
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-40iad41
g g. 81 as g g 500 8 o s'fans Il s 81 oas s 80
NJ s. So n s. CO. W G. IS 90. W W $40
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin Observation-Disclosures. bbs
Wilmington Jan 15.-spirts Notwithstanding doing;
receipts 20 81 O5GSl 10, receipts 500
bbls. Crude urpentine steady. 81 1Os2 receipts. 80
bbls. firm 81 -: receipts. 4lO bbls
Charleston. Jan l5.-Turpentine unchanged.
Savannah, 15.-Spirits tuTpentine firm, 3sac
ceipts, 3I4 bbls sales $50 bbls.
Rosin firm; receipts 44O1 bbls; sales. s.o95 bols;
ports. II bbls.
London. Jan. 5.-Turpentine-spirits 2ss I'D
American strained. As Cd; fine. 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE

t.425. tsOO. 900. 1000 '1l9O A NJ. 100. rI3O.
t3GOz. 400 S'4OO T43O. '5OO 200. 1880 ssOO
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$500 SlOOO, 'II3O A. NJ, '1G0 f1.3Gz. 10 800.
p NJ. -12-I mdt.
Ofrces: Liberty St Ferry. Ferry. 113 2s1 434
1900 1884 Bway, is2 5h Ave 737 9Th Ave. Union Sq
West f5S l25th 273 West I25th C0uu-
bus Ave. New York; Court ST, 344. s60 Fulton St
as Broadway williamsburg New York Trans
Ter calls for ard checks baggage - destination.
Liberty ST only sOaily- VDaiy. sun
day. sSundays only. zPa-.o- Cars only.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-16

Foreign Coffee MaTkets-Santos-Coff market quiet
good average santos $4,000 receipts 5000 bags; stock
eN bags Hamburg-Conee market opened Z pfg
lower; 2S0 Ssa1 pfg lower sales. 80 600
bags Havre-Cohee market opened steady i3dl franc
lower az J. unchanged. May declined q
trsnc other months unchanged al $50 N unchanged
total saIes. $. o.,
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NURsE-Ry ,yeung lady. position as nurse Df
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PAGE. slss-Three rOoms second floor; taba
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NO RECALL AT LATONIA.
Jockey Lindsey ReinEtated and Wins
His FIrst Race.

Cincinnati. O.. Oct &-The autumn meet
ing or the Latonta Jockey Club opened To-
day unoer most favorable conditions. The
weather was sprinsiike. the track las, the
betting brisk and the racing OF the excitns
kind.
For the first time in the history OF La
tonia the races were started without 4 re-
call flag. and the result was entirely sattF-
factory. IN local owners had a good daF
OF Il. winning four out OF the SIX races ON
the card. Jockey Lindsey. who vas set
down last spring. was reinstatsd to-day and
won his first race with UledL- The surprise
OF the afternoon was the victory OF Pay
th~c-F1ddler. In the last race, at - 10 l.
the winning fsvorites. Fifteen hookamkers
did business in the ring to-day Summary:
First race. one mile. seiinE-Brfssac. d &c.
Kelly. s 10 l. won. &egga- - Hoihersoln. .
20 l. second: Nellie Bawn- . eOCennorG { to
J. third Time. l-E1. CreepeT. John Droke.
Branch. TalsT. Title, casara and Handeun also
Second race. SIX furionzs-Jack Ratin. 10
(Dadcl. : to 5. won; Mable VIM, la ttastrnl,
Z 10 / second. Rag Tag: is (helgersonl ~ %
] third Time. l-I5. Zyra, Aubula. Fieuron,
Third race. 1--WE fu~rlonEs-Sinrsr simon. ls
(Dadel. . 10 l. won: Soothsayer. lea III Book-rl.
+ is,t 70 l. r ssSsnd haFd Ing B HS Ss5oAiTf2l titie Boz.
Tancred. orpheun, Bank Street. John J. Regain.
Easy Street and The Phantom also ran ~
Fourth race. one and one-sl1teenth mile-Uleil.
IL Lindsey. even. wons Talpa, ls NFel<er-
sOn). , TO 4, second; Gicnwood. lot a. OConnoO.
s TO 1. third. Time. Ion. Aiiepath. FiTinE
Firth race. I'VE furlongs-Two Lick. ~ tAkerl.
s TO l. w1n. Rheta- IL Oaelgsrsonl. 70
Time, l.o.-. First Attempt, Louise Collier Lady
Matches. Maxette. Sanctissima- Gerda and
sixth race. one mile. seInng-Pay The Fiddler.
100 tCastrols - 10 1. Won SIX Cord tLinl-
sey). II 70 10, second; Adelanie. y. sHelgersSni
IaaveE Zion. Drumlnond and Ecouie also ran.
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LUcIEN APPLEnY wON HANDICAP.
Made n Remarkable Finish-Heavy
ImpOst stopped N~cChesHey-

Chicago. Oct. 25-McChesney. carrying 10
hounds. failed to finish inside the money IN
the Liberty Handicap at Worth To-Day. DIt
hts stable companion. Lao Appleby. saved
the day for the stable by a remarkable
s~trentch run. getting up just IN time TO Win
bv the narrow margin OF a head from tne
iiEhtweighted lolg shot, Hoodwink- Was
wifi was third
Appleby anG Calihan 70 the post and me
entry was made on odds-on fayorite al
. TO 20 backed from : to 10. Weather
rainy; track 'low-
First race. seven furlonEs-water Edge, 10
NCohurn). % 20 /. won: Lou Wood l9 oh
0rahaml. = 20 I. second: JAuoert. LOO O. Daiyl.
il 10 1. third. Time. is1. Charley Thompson.
Inspector shea. Pronta. Corinne InlaEd, Balm
% Glead. Tom Wallace ana Fl Chihuahua also
second rzoe. ave furlonEs-Klng Peppsr.. 10
Qfoan. ; 20 : Won, Golden Rule. 10 tBlchan-
an. u 20 5 second. Irene Lindsey 10 tCoburnl.
Mack. The Pride and Gracious also ran
third race. one mile-Thc Lady. los tBgchan-
am. 3 10 10. won: Vulcan. los nlirkenrufhl. "
TO s, second. MoahlnA s. gW. HickEl'b 70 >
Fourth race. the LnheTty Handicap. mile and
onc-eighth-Lucien Appieby. i9 u3atttstel- y @
- wen Hoodwtnk. . iRob6.nsl. 20 TO !, second;
WaSWifi- ~ tcoturnl. ! 70 !. thin Tins is
TORPEDO and Rollins Boer aiso raa-
Applshy. AcChesney and c7hhan coupled tn thu
Fins raes. one mHe-Lsngu,.t Ies Beehananl.
ond: Grego- X. is COtisl. ls 20 s taird. Time.
l:C ~ Barca- Causus and DurazI0 also ran
sixth race. Gee and ore-half ~milcs-Beaua- g
Bsttisss9. even, won: wesieun Duke is aBirs-
Pisrsfn, 5 10 > third Tlme. ssu -. Vineitor
also ruu-
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GENERAI. DnMEsTIc.

Patrolnan O'BrieH rescues Mrs. Josephine
.oll from death in street-car collision.
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Apprentice allowance claimed
ApvAscE eUARp THE w1NNER.
Came Home Tn n wuIk-RIver Pirate
Sells for S2O.OO0.

New York. Oct &-Carruthers & shieids's
Advance Guard. with George Odom in the
race at Morris Park to-day. He won eased
to 2 walk and the immense crowd gave him
a rousing cheer as he passed the wire. The
Great Tom horse was favorite. John a
brakes Wyeth. this years American Derby
winner. was second. and Frank .Farrelrs
Blues. the other starter. was last. beaten
on
Tns start was good and Blues taraej.a.e-
" went TO the front 10 set the pace. He led
his small neld for "a mile and a half. Round
ing the far turn tho last time Odom sent
favorite passed him a rousing cheer rang
o1s and II was but a Few strides when the
Shieids horse had daylight between him and
Blues LYME however. on Wysth. who was
riding a good race. sent his mount IN and
Sopn forged ahead Of the faSt-sirinR Riuss
Il looked for awhile as II the Drake horse
was going 20 give the son OF Great Tom =
race. but when Odom let him down IL was
a question as TO how much ne would win
by. Advance Guard won eased Ia = walk by
six lengths from Wveth. who was twelve
lengths I'm front Of Blues.
The White Plains Handicap. for s-Iear-
oids. over the Eclipse course. was won bv p
!. Dryers maiden colt Merry Acrobat Win
River Pirate second and Dick Welles. the
Western 2-year-oid, third. Dlck welIes
made the pace to the last furiong. where
Redfern. on Merry Acrobat, sent hir 10 ne
front. and he won driving by a head.
J. z Madden to-day sold the 2-year-old
colt River Pirate. by Pirate Of Penzance-
Hareben. 10 Perry Belmont Cor so G6 The
colt raced in his name in the White Plains
IN weather was clear and track fast.
Spmmary.
FIRST race selling. stseniechase. shou, ,wo
miles and a haf-Walter cleary. i5 GTohnsSnl
8 to lG- Won: Silver Twist. IA tCnnnefiy1- q 70
! second: 3. Sack Is Holloway 81 l. 4
third. Time. go Howard GIatz. Silent Friend
Er- Stonel and Marviander also ran
Second race maiden 2-year-oids. ire EcIpse
Merry Reel. Is Redseru5. 5 70 ( second: 1oesa
water. if N.vnel- Is 20 ]. third. Tiwa In
Brtcard also ran
Third rscr. the white Piains Hand;osp. fo- .
fRedfern). s % l. Won RivSr Pirate. rs fOfcon-
nerl. 70 J. Eecond: Oick Wells rs RniEhtl,
Brandt. Fire Eater. Astartta. HursthCurne IN
vineihle. Eugensa Rurch and fioh Nocey also
IAN
Fourth race. the Morris Park Autumn. uelrht
Tor age. s-year-oids and upward. sEo miles and
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DISHWASHER ANTED-
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