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RoIar Secures Counsel.

Jack Bolan, who is now held in Tombstone to await his trial al the session of the United States. court. has secured the services of the law firm
 of Miller & Williams to fight his case. It is understood that they will begin habeas corpus proceedings to have their client released from custody while waiting for his trial to come UP.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21
Sadness Eo.,ons Birth.

At the homs of A W. Howe. il Tombstone, Thursday morning, thert came to gladden. the household of th' fond parents a boy. It is with rt
 luctance that we are called upon [
 announce the demise of the little or after only few hours of existence To Mir and Mrs. Howe The Review ex tends sincere condolence.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS a

according to the value of the piece de- Ivered.
 The complaints were sworn to by A. K. Adamson, master mechanic, and A. J. alpine, a machinist in the employ of the company.
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Hurt in HoIbrook.

David Care, who is employed in the Holbrook shaft, was injured yesterday by a falling rock.
 He was working on the 2S0-fOot level, and a rock weighing about twu pounds fell from the ceiling, striking plank just above his head The momentum broke the edge of the plank and the rock glanced and struck Care on the head knocking nim down. His head is quite badly injured. and he will be unable to work for some days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21
Fined fer Assault.

Bob Tate who was charged with assault and battery, had his hearing in Justice Browns court room yester- day and was ned s10, which he promt- ly paid. Tate had some trouble with man in teh Turf saloon the other night. and in the fight which ensued pummellsd his man in good shape Hence the order of his honor that Tate pay ten for the enjoyment.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS.

H. P. Martin, San Francisco. G. J. Johnson, Phoenix. Joe Sweeney. Fl Paso. Joe Rogers, Ei Paso.
 Park w. Pitman. Fl Paso- ". M. Smith and son. Fl Paso. Neal Gray, Nacozari. Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21
Siiiina Bisbee for Douglas.

The Autograph posters advertising the celebration to be held at Douglas have arrived and are being posted up by Manager Manahan of the Bisbee Opera House. c. F Nichols, adver- Using man for the Douglas Amusement company. was in the city yesterday for the purpose of making final ar engagements with MT. Manahan for the posting of the bills.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21
ATTENTION MAsoNS.

All members of Perfect Ashlar lodge No. 12, F. and A. M, and visiting brothers. their wives and daughters, and all members of Eastern Star lodge are cordially invited to 8 reception to be given by Perfect Ashlar lodge No. 12, F. and A NJ, at their lodgs room June 24th. 1903. at 800 p. m, Refresh ments will be served at Copper Queen hotei. A good attendance desired.
 6-213t H. N. WOODS. W. M.
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FOR SAIE-Fine building lot. about S5xs5. on Brewery Galch Stone wal all around Open pab1ic highway or three sides. Fine cellar. For in formation call at CeEtrai Pharmacy. eod-tf
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..Dont Make any comments on our Satie adds; some one might hear you; Lut always look for them-
 Ever try our Wilson Bros. or the Standard Golf shirt at sI257 Lots of patterns. Schwartz Bros.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for: light housekeeping. Enquire of Dobson's transfer or Dodson House. 6-s-tf
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Son Born.

Son Born. A telegram was received here yes
 terday stating that a son had been born to Mrs. r A. Sweet, at Sargean1-
 vile, Maine. l
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WANTED-Position by 8 competent young lady stenographer. Now em. pIoyed in Dallas, Texas. but wishing to make 8 charge. Refercnce bom present employers. Address (Miss) Es,eele Tippen, 1S2 Exp. avenue, Dal- taz, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21

WANTED-Cook for family of three, Three miles from Bisbee. SSU ps- month. Apply at this office els st
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21

WANTEp-Boys to sell Review on 0a street. Ably CirculatoC, Tuesday Go1r.rg at ( o'clock.
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WANTED-Two hours per day cler- ioal work. Address Box f51, city. G21-H
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-21

When you are in doubt what to snoke. and looking for an upto-date xse of cigars. see the stock at the Rsebee Drug Co.
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FOR RENT-Four-room house and furniture for sale. Central location. g72 Railroad avenue. 6-I9-3t
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Three hundred shares of Copper, Glance stock at 60c. Write quick. Address Box tS75. .t- 6-15-tf
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WANTED-Typewriting from copy .r dictation. Will call between 8 and z evenings Address Box 790. city.
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FOR Stt-E-Furniture for four room house, and house for rent. IA Castle Hill 6-14V
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WANTED-A girl to do light house Keeping for family Of two. Inquire Al Brewery Gulch, or address Box 56. &43tf
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FOR SALE-A Bargain. Dairy, Milk route and fine milch COWS. Three niiles from town. Apply R- R. Lockett. Box 561 tf
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Douglas Ru si ness Opportunity Wan'ed a partner in well-estabiish- <f paying business in DoUglas--Ad- Isress, t.E" care REVIEW. u
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FOR SAiE-Two houses for sale. Apply Mrs. Dennis Walsh, 7S Opera Eiii. ..- 6-2i-2t
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FOR EENT-One furnished room, with bath attached EeB desired. G205t
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BIsRTE CuRR oroTArIoNs

Bisbee. Ariz.. June %. 494s;at < The following are the Bisbee stock quotations, as furnished daily by Kin sey X Mcdonald: '=e
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FOR SALE-Two nice building lots up Tombstone canyon. Apply George Roberts. Anchor salocn- 52S-tf
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WANTE0-Two furnished rooms
 man and wife. apply S., Review affce. 6-l92t
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FOR RENT-Two.. unfuTrished sopms for light housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. " M. Harris, s4 Brewery Ave.
 7t
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FSa s-,-Twenty sfsaTo1 S5 Tiger stock, S20 per share. Review office. e-1S-tf
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Try the Wave for ice cream. Sher- s5srts and Cold Drinks.
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WANTEp-Girl to do chamber work. Blair House. o-1o-ft
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Rent your furnished rooms through ehe columns of the Review. Only cat a word each insertion.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SAIE-Bisbee Daily Reviews, sy carrier or nexsboys.
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We make our candies-The Wave.
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TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS
CURy STOCKS.

[Quotations furnished by Paine & Co, Of Calumet, Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

are fitted rather for sudden emergencies, 70
bound up before the teeth Of the fox close on
him, to dodge into close cover when the nose Of
the hound almost nudges his trembling body.
When he scrambled out Of his shell last May
he began to run about at once and to try his
tiny wings, and little by little he taught himself
to fly But in the efforts he got many a tumble
and broke or lost many a feather. Nature had
foreseen this. however, and TO her grouse chill
dren she gives several changes Of wing feathers
to practise with before the last strong winter
quilts come in.
How different # is with the robin Naked and
helpless he comes from his blue shell, and only
one set Of wing quils falls 10 his share, so it
behooves him TO be careful indeed Of these. He
remains in the nest until they are strong enough
10 bear him up and his first attempts are care
fully supervised by his anxious parents. And 50
the glimpse we had Of two pairs Of wings held
more Of interest than We at first thought.
Now is the time when the cedarbiris, cherry
birds or waNW-ngs. as they are variously called
collect in focks. They are rarely beautiful
birds. tall crested and Of rich, delicate shading
chocolate TO light gray.
Near New-York City the crows begin to flock
back and forth 70 and from their winter roosts
about October =. Some years il is the 18th. or
again the 18th. but the constancy Of the mean
date is remarkable. Many Of our winter visit
ants have slipped already into our fields and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

not seen her in twenty years. You can imagine
what wonderful actress she is though. If the
impression Of seeing her Just once lasts so
long"
Why do they call her Jersey Lily John
she asked.
y don't know as I ever heard. I suppose.
though, she was born in New-Jersey somewhere.
She's lily all right"
And it twenty years ago you saw her."
she unused. she must be getting old. But I'll
like her, because you do"
The curtain rose on a fashy ensemble OF
pretty chorus girls, brightly gowned. The
couple waited breathlessiy for tie coming OF the
star.
She seems TO have changed the style of her
PLAYS" observed the husband. There was not
so much singing IN the piece in which I saw
her But she can do anything she tries, In
sure"
The musical comedy wandered on, and stE
they waited. At last the reward-the Jersey
Lily" with youthful smile, tripped out upon
the stage.
isn't she beautiful. this Mrs Langtry I've
been cracking up to you?" the husband de-
manded.
she is that" admitted the wife, and 50
young looking. John, are YOU sure you saw her
twenty years ago."
"Of course I did. and she doesn't look a day
older. She's a wonderful woman"
The wife consulted her programme for the
first time. Did you know she has changed
her name. John? She is down On the bill 80
Blanche Ring"
Nothing Of the kind. she's Lily Lanstry. Ii
know that smile anywhere"
The wife went further into the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
OCTOBER'S BIRDS.
TLosc To Be Seen IN Woods and
Fields at This Season.
p- q william Reebe. Curator OF oruifholoxy
newborn Geological Society.

October is one OF the most uncertain OF months
~ one Z the most difficult FOR the tyro in bird
-,sy 20 begin field work II one is just learning
70 enjoy The life Of wood and field. one viii find
ts-s tarrIes TO unravel among the birds of this
--,-+h Many OF the smaller species which
,ssyes US on their Dorthward journey last spring
are now returning. and VIII, perhaps. tarry a
meek ~ mere before starting on the next
,orrr-ra- stage Of their passage tropicwars
7sr- many are almost unacceptable in their
new winter p.umaEe- Male scarlet t2nagers are
-ox green. EoldnnChes are olivefinches while
instead % the beautiful black. white and cream
Dress which made the Identification OF the
meadow belounLs SO easy in the spring. search
". -cr be awarded only by some plump over
r-op- Us-reedbirds-Which are really
b5u1-.-1s ia Disguise
C--tl-5 orioles and breasted E-osbeaks
,---e .-l are Welcomed. but the multitude OF
e---..a birds 0t these species which appear
nay .--c-.sh one until he discovers thar the
,-,--- BIRDS both male and female. are similar
% .r..- mother i- color. We have no difficulty
ir DISTINGUISHING between adult bay breasted
and BLACK poll wa-lle-s but he is indeed keen
observe VINO caa point out which Is which when
The y.e-- birds oC The Year pass
October is ag- % be n month Of extremes
one ..v she woods are filed with hundreds Of
t.-ss --5 on the next hardly one viii
te SEGA often q single species or family
w. .-l-----cs. ans one VIII remember thrush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

z-..s- -- checker DAYS" Yellow beIIied
s--z-..-..-e cross -ne path and fickers call and
hammer In every grove visited. while in the
o-----zs and along the old worr-eaten fences
E-.-----s -r I'd. white and black show where
-eE-aa-aE vo1E7eckers are looping from trunk
% -1s- When We listen 10 the waCble OF blue
birds -a--h The mock courtship OF the high
L. =--s and discover the fall viOlets under leaves
zrE a---s r5- "a instant feeling Of spring
--ss=z ave- Us; but the yellow leaves blow
against --- face. the wind signs through the
ceza-s. z-- ne realize that the black hand OF
The frost VIII soon end the brave efforts Of the
R5Iz -a-s.as
T.e -r--sr-s -anki-g Al the head Of all our
birds drift through the woods. brown and silent
as the leaves falling around them Splendid
oppo----ltles they give Us 10 test our powers
q Voo5--aft- a thrush passes Ike a streak Of
brown --y-- and pe-ches on 4 tree some distance
away. We creep from tree 10 tree, cart-ng
nearer when his head is turned At last We
think -a are within range. and raise our weapon
10 .--f is II the way. and the dancing spots
CO sunlight make our aim uncertain We move
l.--= closer and again take aim, and this time
d cannot escape Us Carefully our double
ba--a--5 binoculars cover him. and We get what
powder and lead could never give us-the quick
glance 70 the hazel eye, the trembling. half
raised ral-hers on his head and long look II
taa a.--t.tulIy. rounded form poised OF the tWig,
u- "a 7varton shot would destroy forever
IT, p rufus coI0ring OF the tail Procialrls
h.- me- ~ the singers Of singers-the hermit
-l-..-. We must be on the watch these days
~ -.s Hezutlful wOO5tarush the lesser spotted
v-.-. tle well named olive backed and the
-...r gray checked thrush We viii look II
.a.. l-0ag the th-ushes Il our books for the
E-.. crowned and water thrush Tor these
v-..a-s Of the woods are thrushes only IN ap-
7a--a-ce. and belong 10 the family Of va-blers-
-ta long tailed brown thrashers. lovers OF the
~ Growth. are even stiu more thrushiike il
...-- lut 81 our classifcatiors they hold the
"a q giant cousins 20 the wrens- Even
tt- G-ches contribute q mock thrush 70 our
DISC. ne big. spotted breasted fox sparrow, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

woods and taken the places OF some OF the
earlier Southern migrants: but the daily passing
OF the birds which delay their journey until
fairly pinched by the lack of food at the first
frosts extends well into November. 1t is not
until the foliage on the trees and bushes becomes
threadbare and the last migrants have flown
that our Northern visitors begin to take prom
tnent place in our avifauna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
JERSEY LILY" And MRS. LANGTRY.

MY, but you will enjoy this show" said
grayhaired man of middle age TO his young
wife, as they sat in the Victoria Theatre one
night awaiting the rising Of the curtain on
THE Jersey Lily"
"Of course I will enjoy IT," returned his wife.
Il always enjoy everything YOU like, and heaven
knows you've talked enough about this Mrs.
Langtry. Do you know. John, I've almost been
jealous Of her at times"
You needn't be Jealous" he said. L have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

AT the Casino tomorrow Francis Wilson viii
be seen in a revival of "Erminie," for one
month, with an excellent cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Miss Barrymore, in H H Davies's comedy
Cousin Kate" Will open the Hudson Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Nine Charlotte Wiehe. Of Paris. is TO open
Mrs. Osborn's Play House as a French theatre
on October u, presenting several one act plays
and pantOmines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Agnes Booth (Airs. ShoefeD viii return to the
stage tomorrow, appearing at the Academy in
The Best OF Friends"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Howard Kyle is to star this season in q
revival of Rosemary"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29
tp cLErELANn.S TEACHING.

Mr. Cleveland at the Carnegie Han meeIlnS
made an impressive statement OF the claluls oL
humanity upon the Russian Government lor
the rrorectfon Of the prosecuted Jews Win
canal in1prpssiveness he warned his reno"
co1lDtrv1nen against the vice of rharlseelsm
and compelled them TO face the fact OF thelC
own race prejudice ana their failure as ma
tion 10 mete out justice TO the workers OF hoD
violence Il is right that our blood should De
stirred by the accounts Of outrages ID RusSla'
that OFT voices should be raised in protest, ana
that our hands should be extended TO give ald.
Rut il is also right that we should give the
same consideration TO the Russian Government
that we should expect for our own IN similar
circumstance Moreover if the humanitarian
impulse and broadmindedness aroused by the
persecution of the Jews are genuine, we shall
find ourselves striving against our own pas
sions and prejudices, and all Of u.s. from Maine
10 Florida, uniting to curb our own riotous in
stincts and 10 secure for all persons in our coun-
trv. native and foreign, white and black the
equal protection OF our laws.
Mr. Cleveland Justly recalled the murderous
assaults made upon the Chinese in Wyoming
and upon the Italians IN Louisiana, and he
might appropriately have mentioned the un-
counted deeds of violence against the negro.
As a Democrat and a statesman whose recent
utterances on the race question have made him
popular In the South, he might have raised an
effective voice against the particular form of
race prejudice manifesting itself in monstrous
injustice there while he enjoining humble
ness of spirit when we cry out against the op-
preston Of the Jews.
Mr.. Clevelands rebuke to the blatant mischief
makers who are loudly calling for precipitate
action by our government will carry great
weight Himself an ex-Presldent he under
stands the treatment of officials mana ging pub
lie affairs which patriotism and fairness die
tate. The fact that authority is vested in
his political opponents gives all the more
weight TO the lesson conveyed by his words:
Our public servants should hear US speak but
we certainly ought TO be justified in trusting the
care Of national honor and duty in the
premises and the enforcement Of the humane
instincts of our people, so far this may be
within governmental action to those charged
with the responsibilities Of managing our public
affairs.
Perhaps It is too much to expect that the dem
agogues who are dogging Secretary Hays heels
and demanding extreme action which they
know he ought not 10 take viii heed this In
junction. Their interest is not really in the
Jews, hut in their own selfish schemes. Per
haps they think that by posing as ulra-violent
champions of the Jews they will establish
claim upon the Jews in this country. Perhaps
they think that by picturing the administration
as deaf 10 the claims of humanity and forced
by them TO reluctant action they can pretu-
dice It with the people, But the great majority
Of intelligent men and women will understand
the Justice of what Mr.. Cleveland says and be
unmoved hv such appeals TO passion 8nd to
prejudice,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29
RTSST4'S ANYJFTT.

This is anxious week for Russia. It is
the week Of the ST Petersburg bicentenary
celebration. and IT is feared that occasion may
be taken for widespread and violent disturb
ances. There is no conceivable relation be
tween the anniversary and a revolution. But
then. revolutionists are not always logical. Pos
sbly It is thought that the focking Of great
throngs of people to the capital viii make the
time propitious for an outbreak At any rate,
It is known that the demonstrations originally
planned for the Russian labor day May IA
were postponed until today when they
are expected TO occur on an imposing scale
There is, Of course always danger that such
demonstrations will lead TO violence, and such
danger appears to be much greater, or TO he
regarded by the government as much greater.
this year than usual
The anxiety of the government IS shown IN its
acts and orders. Thus, in St Petersburg the
police have asked all employers of labor to re
fuse 10 grant holiday 10 their employees this
week The idea is that il the men are kept
at work they will be less likely to cause trou-
BILE. The employers have generally obeyed this
request and have refused TO close their works
so that their employees may take part in the
celebration. But such action is probably futile,
for the men will almost certainly refuse to
work to-day, but will take holiday whether
their employers grant 1t or not Again, in some
provinces all public sssemblages of all kinds
have been strictly forbidden until further no.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29

as well as the nominal head Of the committee
and who. taking It those terms, would not
fail 10 exact obedience enforce discipline gain
a larger and larger measure Of hearty support.
and finally put into the committee as whole
new spirit of zeal and energy, in spite OF the
obstacles that some individuals might seek TO
set up in his way. A transformation OF that
sort is going on in the Police Department under
General Greene, who. it must be admitted, was
not equally successful as chairman OF the Coun-
" Committee, but who IN his present stauon is
nevertheless evincing many Of the qualities
which county chairman ought to possess. A
commander should either command or retire
The Republican County Committee needs
commander. and If Senator Platt and Governor
Odell are agreed that 1t shall have one 1t VIII
not be an insupera bic task to find the right man
for the place
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29
Ietn;11ork 1saiIn Gribmaae
FRIDAY. MAY %, 1908
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

FORFIGN-Speeches were made by Nj. RAJ
four and Mr.. Chamberlain IN the House OF CoI,l- on
mons regarding the colonial farlH pan, Ille l
details viii not he made known until aIter ute
,-eT+ general election. =- Two thousand people
were killed by an earthquake at Ielazgherd' a
s-gIIsea near the source Of the Euphrates, IN
49,. T;1Tl,a,- - Wu Ting-fang, the former
Chinese Minister at Washington, has been ap-
T3oInted q member Of the Foreign once al
eking; his selection violates the pro3ocol; Hear par
-pieases the legations. =- Anbassador meyer
was slightly hurt in an accident 10 his autonlozz
Hile near Rome =- It was reported on Gooo
authority from BogOta that the Telection OF lne
Panama Canal treaty in its present form by the
colombian Congress was almost certain
DONESTIC-AIore arrests are said TO he i'm
sainent in the postal scandals. ano the oelaI, l;
snent officials are buslly engaged ll pIepaI-l-S
for the trial of Machen and the others accused
of bribery. =- President Roosevelt spent the
day in Idaho visiting PocatellO and Boise -
eecretgry Root has found Major Robert /.
Howe not guilty Of cruelty to FllipinoS. ---
Senator Hanna, addressing 4 Republican county
convention IN Cleveland, commended the admin
sstration Of President Roosevelt, saying he be
aieved the President had kept 10 the best Of his
ability the pledges he made on taking the oath
of Office. = The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, al Los Angeles enacted the changes i'm the
Westminster Confession Of Faith proposed last
year in this city. and approved by more 'harl
two hundred presbyteries
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower =- Il
was brought out At the inquest into the death
Of John HefernsII at IrvingtOn that the coach
man had said on dying that Rufus / SeWali
shot him: SevaI proved an alibi and vas ae-
quilted. -= Irish Lad Won the Brooklyn nan
.ticap, GJILfire was second ana deno thlro: lis
other winners at C1ravesend were First. North
ern Star. second. OhEet; third, Broomstlck
fifth Bath Beach. sixth, Wild Pirate -- Ihe
Constitution broke her mainmast and Withdre"
@-orn the race The Reliance defeated the Co
1rr9bia = The steamer New-Tork, of the
Albany Day Line, broke the record, held 1or NJ
teen years by the Mary Powell IN a run tI
Foughkeepsie IN which engineering student:
made tests -car into 4 Bellevue am
1aulgnce hurting the doctor in charge OF j
rssire+ II elevated road pillar, wrecking tn
--obs1le. injuring the horse so that II had TO bt
.,bat. and injuring the driver.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day: Fai
and cooler. The temperature yesterday: High
est 50 degrees: lowest 64 degrees.