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VL. rTXZZTTTl xr .THB WELD'S HALT-RATE SITUATION DAYS. SATHi, l MrawPTmm m 1 'fl
m feAiH a. fMJlc illlfl SRSlPli IP a a T r a. fl
MM1 PBJCE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1891. PRICEtfE CENT. j-l
W E&a i 1 u U u Fig
1 RILEY WON
Jff H3 Gathered in the
AI Shrewsbury Handi-
1 cap Easily,
If i Cil JT raBIS Pili'
IB femon 'as an Easy Winner in
4 the July Stakes.
l-y
SKJ, f.rEriAi to Tiir rtvrsiso wosrri.l
I SJJfR Mourns 1'aiik Hace TTiAt'k, July 11. After
IV n lapse of sevt ral days racegoers found them-
R. selves ngnin at llorrls l'ark to-da). Tho
'iUBg1 change was n welcome nno. JlorrLs Park 13
Bs&Jt popular with all classes, and will continue to
Jnrtrt bo so Just as long as 1 s proprietors, Messrs
Me ft JS John & A. II. "Morris, continue to ilo as they
all I bvo done In the past, nnd tint Is keep an o.e
Mm) ft jpoii for t ho comfoi t of the puljllc.
9M .." i To-day there were probably 15,000 people
V if present whon the llrst race wn3 run. 'Ihl3
Tf speaks olumes.
Vj 'LJf The prop-ammo vv as an nttractlvo one, bev-
Ai lEral 8tlll0 events being the features.
I off ror ' lie Shrewsbury HauUicap Howland w.ts
I Ht ""'" ' 1(lll'v oi er a mile and n half, and the
1 $r0Vl1 was divided In Its opinion as to who
m jjwoulcl win. All ugrctd that Demuthwns n
mu JSkP mgirous clement; also tho race promised
'V JBjfto be n gi and one.
' mr Thotlrst race was nlsoa good one. Judge
)HL P Moiri w, sir John and V rmuiU were agreed
1 HL JT upon as the only ones In It. Judge Murrnn
B BHv -1H the iarlte. il courKO. Ills pnt races
V "7 hi r liM'ii oufl string of successive Mctorles,
I mid fen small odds ero the best that could
1 be e urcil against lilui.
' Mmii took a II) er on ht. .Inhn to beat him,
, and surewd horsemen bdloTed that tills was
I i Mb a remote iioslblllty. Judgo Morrow
I ii ii 11) from Bermuda, who beat Heansey
i. k u ,i ..
il .ii nont rtas made an even money fnorlte
1 I n ilie econd luie. Ctrtalnlj his past Jiei-
f I ni i ii s Jusilfled the pilce, Alrplanl
f s i il ii In the only oilier horso who was
I ,ml a all. ihi-re wero S(i oral unknown
. (, . il liilntlie rait, and bU bettors held
iBt ii i
Mm nil ill ace rontalned only three horses.
i nere three great thori uhbreils.
I , P;n land and lieinutli were equall
, Bam nd .nidthei h.ul for jockejs thoihret-
TiH 'Id rsot ihlHcouiitr J. McLaugUIIn,
f.! u i '" and I'liiu Muriihy.
fi V " ' ' n Plum il ihitr faith tn HIley and
wBU.wli bi id in, n lieailly, while hundrtdsof others
r'mKjnil 1 ' ''d liaison haeilaud. liemuth was
MmVimW ' -i '-i , but was heaMly plaedlutht
""JP1 'i i (1 1 linii e pcsltlnn at tlic end.
mmTffY'i 1' iiiindout to bi) nn exertl-ie gallop for
' V I'll". wh took tho lead it the suirt nnd
S" 1 nm- rtllnqulsh-d It. liemuth btat Uace-
la d I'll iht plaienseasllj.
U lia i) g-' tt's piilllug ol Hau.luan was so bam.
jgt ftiMd tUit the liujidof Miward.4 wtnt Into
i IW si 1 1 i uii the matte r and llnitly decland all
M Xr bifsoir. Tho race will be Investigated by ll.o
I M lioa.dof couirol.
1 ; rmsT race.
', Handicap sweepstakes, with $l,"350 added ;
my, mile and a furlung.
H .Sfiirfur 1PA. Jurlv MrittiM Viiri-
) 1 1 . Mcrrmv IJ7 ivnliiclon t 'i out
JH 1! IlnnnuiU 10H llr)iiiit 1 1 f, -."i
r9t )ly U W 111 Ualy .20-1 4-1
nlv 4 nir.lohn . .11B Hamilton 41 7 111
BI 111 S Odette .' WcrU 30-1 10 1
EiVm Ileanse) rushed to the Iront and going up
OiiTw tin hill npi-ned up a gup of il..ln luigtlis
IMtl m tr"m uat:' M rr, w, Mr.lnhn, lltrinuda aud
ISf. Oilet.e 'I Ids m uVr was kept to thu head or
JMV the stii'tih, win ro I'.iaiiMj was still a length
fail lnfr"M. Cuming d nvn the hid .iLilge.vim-
3 r"w gradually ovfrliauled the tiring Ileanse),
IB p nnd at Hie end won linndlly by n length iroin
tB1 Hi 1 muds, who beat Ileanse) n neck, lime
m 1.. iv
"TjV i.ikuhib paid : Htralght, iJT.'-'ft ; place, S5.U0.
M U Dei ni'ida paid ifs.ti.1.
srrosn Hrp.
(1 Th' .1' l si ikes, for t wo-) ear-oldt, with
' Si rio.uliUd, six furlougs.
k 1 ' llcltiii-l
Ky J a Tr, Wl Jorhrfi. KiruliH. fur..
BfJ j' 1 In 11 it 11H Tnral . . 9-111 11
, ! I'alrimiuiy oolt UH IMrVe.lniE 10-1 .11
mml J Airpiiia Ul lliml ton . ft a 1 V
BBaU 4 Noll i. .11 US Munih) 111 1 4-1
Ml ri u.,.in us cl.ijiou n l b-1
I MJE " Vims II . . in l.ltlli-liuld S-l !-
BBftV " ''"-Ins ... HO Krrrfrn 1-1 fi 1
BRl I i.lnur i nit 113 l(ii'i;U.... J-l 1U-1
ftf.y In t d nml thrfw jojkii;
i tmmmY Mi"n the) came In light Klslnor colt was
&iBBf) l.i i in. with Anna 11., Nil) i' ilt, Kreinont,
alBWi A Kiutt and I'alrtmoii) colt next. CoxBivaln
SMmWiymr sh i d In Irmit at th" i nd ot a half mile with
Vm Kiemoiit, Alrshafi and 1'itrliuou) coll next.
W I 11 Au i lghih from lionic Tremoni went to tho
" 'rf,,,r rtl"' wo" bAiulIli bv a length from
B i'atiluiiniy colt, who got up in tnelxstfew
9 Htrtili-s aud Uat Alrplant it head. Time
1 14i.j
Mutuels paid: utriilsht. $lo.a:, ; plan,
K.8. I'atilinnnv ( oil paid M7M.
i THIItP II1CB.
j 'I lie ulnewsbun llKndlCHp, with a,000
J' added ; imie aud a half.
rt , tinilna ,
5 Miufrr IMIt iittrK Airl(0 Hair
I llili i lis .J IlcL'shlln etui ui t
J 1i-ninli Ill .1 Mtiriitir 4 i out
5 ilaitlnnJ l'J.S Hmnllton 13- f out
Thiy were sent away on oven ttrms.and
. , l VeLang li In took JUley right cut In front,
JklK& " h Demu' h nuKt nnd ltov laud t railing.
XBKVJijHS )' llrst turn hl'ivoptlitd up agap of
''iWt flM-litigths. whleli he In III ki the top of the
' L.V 1 hill, wlih liemuth ad Kowlanduneieu terms
X ,U nix .
'Hi latter closed on HIley in tho stretch,
; In i .! nit or the whip tint the game son of
! I i uf lluw ou agrjn, a'lil le eantind 1 a
( wl-iiur ilvf li'iiguis b"fo o Miith, wa ,
I whipped mi', b.ai haoeUim It eo lc u In
I . urn -'.:iu
" MuiuhIs jiald: fi'riU'h', ifll.SO; pltc,
; II.10. Demutli pau -XI.H.'i
i lornni kacs.
Iv The Hnckcnsaci. Handicap, for tnreo-)'eai-
ohh, wlih Ol.uOf) added; one mile.
m , ii.ni, a .
maritri. IPAl' Jufktfl. Alraiqltt.J latt.
f t n u i Htj 17 .lUipiu... . --1 '"
1 '.' m.i .1 i lib liucirtt .. 8-1 J-1
i nlintjrM 'i', Pmiu 301 10 I
i 4 i u in '''J w . dlilalr. 'jo-i l
6 Vik)1i. tier Ins .lleritaTi IB 1 P I
l, KI, nr 101 r rr . .1(1 l .-1
7 C.liT 11J llimlltfin . -'. 7-n
S II, irf Ilo 'ir. . !IS .A U in Hon -l i-l
It no II id . til LittKll-1.! .6 J 2--1
, Tli l! am ingonUliai, .mil Cirri c
i tl i'. ''il 1" Hi 'I i' rth'l iiimIi' iho ruiitil, g
t ii,, r tl i 'i", will i.llli t, e-jrtcu.i
MK . an iti ii i
fjmwr1 jiU iinr o ii to tn front US the
fJE i.ffi, , v.- i oj it i lit I lle.v, nan Juan I
IP a .'1 - t ' . . i
tn t, n Jean i .1 in r-nt nt thalast cijht, nr.rt
Wf Dt g .uii i . "r uMertdraM"k n id l"t
BV JiuijDy,oull ru ilitjr, win byuuaci. faau
Bji, aMJiT--- -
Juan was two lengths before Adventurer.
Time l.40i$.
Finn nicit.
Handicap sweepstakes for two.) cnr-olds,
wlih 1,000 added; six furlongs.
win,
Starttr. i: Jneyk Straijhi. VI ier.
1 lU'pouujr. ,. Ill) llniRpn 3-1 C "i
J Nomd 150 Murphy 4- out
3 Crocbi-t ..KirU lUrulllun 6-3 V 10
4 WthJIm 10JU D.gBft .1A-1 4 1
B Kilkenny 111 .Taylor SO-1 S-l I
no I' B .. 10 Bryant .... ln-t 4-1 I
7 IUri.fo.il . inn XlltleOald il)-l H 1
H Julio SH. A L'OTlniton 40-1 12 1
Nemad, Crotchet, Wall Jim and O. P. II
showed In the front mitk-H to the anal furlong.
Wah Jim died away nnd Hapeiiny went in .
tho front and won by n heau from Nomad,
w h ' was two lengths before t'l ocheu 1 lino
1 lil.
Mutuels paid: Htrnlslit. iJ'.MI.IO; plaie,
li.Hr. JJomail paid 70.
SIXTH RACK.
Selling sweepstakes for nil agea.nUh 91,000
added ; live furlongs.
nu(iiji
A'arC.r.. Witt JneHtyi Slraljht. I'lart
I Filroooo IDS Taylor , n-2 4-fl
'1 Queonston .101 W Mldg.ly. . I ttrn
I Mm ItiH-k lll7,.I.lltltielil 4 1 fi-fi
0 llalsy Woodruff VH Hryant ,21 46
II Uranaelln. H.', . r Mallonalii ft-1 1X
0 I'tollr . 4 lVnu ... 4 1 01
0 Donohne UO A ltolnton 10-1 4 1
Wen by Blrocrn, (Jueenstnn bctond and
Plmtock third. Tlmo l oom
BIG CIO! ATJIllGli.
larXClAL TO TnL FTLMNO WORLtl I
ItuimiToi Hbacii Hack Track, July 11.
Kalr rating and a tool ocean brecc ruwaided
the slxormoro thousnnd peoplo who made
tho Journe) to tho Ilrlghtnii llcacli track lo
da). The wants of the speculators w ere atti miru
to b) forty lmokmakers. Among the litter
wen teuwholindbtenililugliuslness.it Mi r
rlsuud Jerome Parks durliih tho past lxdi)s
1 he general opinion prevailed among th so
newcomers that lietttng at tho Heath was
quite spirited.
'Ihe dav'srulng began wlih a iive-furlong
dash for tlirre-jiar-ijid", and In tin beitlLg
ZiimUi. V linage 'lime llllv nnd Major lhorn
tnnvviri Ihe chol es among the uvilvesUrt
ersln theurdu nannd
IliiMlur h irses vu re phu ed at the finish,
but nut pi the uil"i .ic i iinseii lij the i.il nt.
'lajnr ih'irnton, in unrh badly crow l"d Into
shiitlv mtir ( In start, won a good ni' .
Mntnge 'ilmo inly difiatirt Zen Lu for ihe
I'llll e.
In the second event, a llii-'iirlmg dih for
tno-)nar-olil, "athur" lull l;.il)'s c P,
tiuld Wave, carried innsl oi th' m mey. I in
I)vr)er'srepresenta'lve Temple, hnvli.gtl lid
call.
(Joid Wave appeared to be badlv beau i,
when maUng the turn for home, bu tit
prised his backers bv coining string .ivfulu li
the stretch nnd beating Temple bi nlxtutli
llookmnl.ers Ilanfoitl A Co. wo cli d alir
Tulla IllacUburn won. 'Ihenmotii, vaamuiS
good to the bettors by the AshjUatiou.
HKST UArE.
Purse $500, for three-year-olds, elllngnl.
lonantes; live furlongs.
. K'tltnt .
Martm ll7i JntI rm Slrui ihl Plnrt
I MnJorlhornt'n.IOl I.iiblii S-l 8-0
4 VlnUfi rimof 114 Hlti.a . 4-1 s-o
3 onolila 108 Hynn . 3-1 0- fi
4 VV. II II 111 Jimn ,11-1 15-1
B Richard K Koi 110 J. I.mnbley 6111 2J-1
II Mlil ret .... IK'. II .linioa . 8-1 .1-1
7 Patli .10CV..I1 Anlor.on 5&-1 B-l
H (.ol.lntup ... ins Martin 1(11 U 1
Mln.lvo 118 Callahan 30-t 10-1
10 Majolla 117 'VV.li.r 1,(1-1 1C-1
11 bt Omer 104 Kutit. . . 20-1 7-1
After a long delav a" tli post the Hold b-nLe
nvva) WUIbtiucli"(l MLslve, I Iduid Iv l'nv,
Vlntnge Time llllv and Zenobli sm tho pnu
as mined lo th In ad on he sti etch
'llien ilnjor Ibumton, who wisbidlvlutir
feied with shortl) nntr the start, worked
hlniseir through the lliu, ivid won In n d Ivo
by ahead from th" Vintage Time llllv, vvh"
best Zenobla two length" 1 line 1 ojlj
.Mutuels paid: stialghi, ic:i.."o : place,
t'JO.Oft. Vlntnge 1 line tllly paid vr, 05.
fKCOND HACK.
l'tirse S.'OO, for tvv o-) ear- ilds; flv e furlongs.
. HrtHa
5(ar(r IIAI. Jtltii. htmi'lht I'lilee
1 flold Wave lOV 1 nml.lejr 7-', .'.-Ii
'J TainplH .... 10J. Hynn. ... 11 fin
5 Irrrrillar 100 Wiler. 30-1 10-1
4 Caution !)" .1 lyimli'r fll-1 9n-l
a Klnmlom 101 lotna si 3-1
fl Maxim ally 117 .1 Hynn .... id-1 7-1
7 Leproi'h.un 10(1 ..I. Ku'an. . 401 !.' 1
8 rimaloa Mly 1(1014 O Hill -1 2-1
9 Hlaik llmur Hill II lllnea 'll-l -l
1U I'attyof Lorko 100 W VV 1 I im 10 l-l .10-1
Oold are. Temple and Irregular w to tin
leaders at tho start. Ihe la-t namiil :,oi n
liuwied the former twi, and held 1111
adrantage of tiro lingths to the turnfi
h me, where Oold Wave nppearid hbpeltsHy
iK'.ltUU.
In the stretch, however, Dalv's c lt ir
sponded gamely to Lnmbls) s call, winning
finally b) 11 length from Ti mple, who llnlsh d
two lengths In fioia of lingular, lime
l.O.Tla.
Mutuels paid: straight, 44-10; place,
$2 To. Teturle paid i.i)r.
Tin r.n RACE.
pnrse tOOO One mile Longfr How won,
(!) psv Queen second ar.d Ablthlid. Time
1.4DK.
, rttltnc .
.Slarlfr. nA. Jark"tit AlraAf I'tarr
1 l.ii'iafnril... 1S1 Mnar . ... 1 I 'i 4 5
2 (lyiisy IJueen 11 1M ."ay . .. 8-1 a -J
AM . lOJ Mm. 2 1 .1-5
4 Saltan .... 'II fainUey 12-1 4-1
fi Iinrlander t'O II Jontm .. 7 2 even
fl llarnaon 112 .('t' CO 1 20-1
Koi the llrst hal'of (he dl.tanee thn n e
was between lyivvlatider, Nubian 11 ddjps)
Qiteui, who set the pate i loselv buuihed
lloundl g the lovvor tuiu th" Quieu d-ew
out and lid to tho last sixteenth p. Ir, when
Longtiitd came with a splendid buist of spud,
winning b) a length 0)ps) iiitun luat Abl
n lengtli for thn place. T line 1.43V.J
Mutuels paid 1 Htialiht, tfll.tl.l, pl.i e,l SIS.
(l)ps) ijiutn paid il ,'IS.
roui'.Tit RACK.
I'nrso 41,000; sibling allowances; six fiu
lOUgik, . K'tltiiq
Rfarlm lf'AI. JiirWy. Mratjht t'Uie
1 Klttyl . 105. .Vint .... 7 I 6 J
2 Ifamhlor ... .114 II Anilemm 11-5 1-5
5 Furiivrooil ... lOi II JonM 16-1 61
4 llalayrian 110 .Ijnilbl.y .... 15 1 6 1
n John Atood. 112 Ilay 20-1 7 I
fl Htryko ... . 110 Klina 7 5 3 B
7 Nt John 114 Kter 15 1 5 1
H Frama J lul. Klynu .... 6(1 1 16 I
'I Hlaiioli D J) June. lllli 1 J,l -1
111 hreniloai '.U Kunra 10 1 1 .11 1
The Hag Kll lo a fair Mart forallbul uirjle
UnlHV ilnn, John Atv,o,xI nnd Kit ) T rushul
udi In front and shovvtd thn vrn) to ilu In ad
of the stretch. When stralghtimd i ui mr
home Kilty T. left her Held, utid won by a
length and a halt. Itamblur was tw lengihs
In trout of Kornwood third. T line 1.16m
.Mutuels paid: Mrabjht. $13 00 ; pUee, 40.
Ilambler paid ta.Sfi.
FITTIt RACK.
Purse 1,"00, onomlle
- Unflfaf
FtHrttf, IT1,!, Jarkiyi Stiuttkt VI ir.
1 Tnlla lllatlib'u 113 IXLona- 0-5 o it
I I.iztlo .. .. J..L.nml)ly l.'-l 2-1
3 llanqaot 11.. Mij.nr It V out
4 I lion . . 107 Sim 60-1 f.-l
6 I'rlUtrlr .... 107 f)rf 40-1 f-1
II ht. I.uke ... 117 Koator 100-1 2(1-1
Tulla lllackburn and Llrylo were ihe liad-
ers ihroughouc the r e, thu former wlaulug
easily hy three iiuKilis while Llzlc lint
1) hi piet it length ai d a half Time 1.41'i.
Hut wis p&Id: hiinl'lllt, 4.35; plaie,
X70. I.lttfopaidCJBO
VIXTU iucx.
Purse tl.OOO, for two-)cr-old3; belling;
llvefurlungit.
.11,1', o .
Miulcr,. tr'AI Juclly,. Ihaiihl, Via',.
1 Air.hall 111 Slin 3-V out
J Circular 11WI Ijimblty . 8-1 2-1
3 I lol rut HI I I tj.in 121 4-1
I Jo'in y HUkvy 105. .Vint J-l 8-1
IV Uulil 117 Hyn 3-1 4-6
l Adalf Ira u V7 II Jimn 103-1 30-1
7 llmr Dime . 10V. Vv William. 1UU-1 JO-1
8 Hlc viir'ntoitloS txitj , 100-1 30-1
!l liuiitle..e!' OS J Dryer. ..10J-1 30-1
(iuIII) nud Circular sluwed Alrshafi the
wa) uu'li Hi la,t turn, wlieie Alrslmt
m'vrd up aud comlog uvvft) won by two
len.-h .ro'n t'Iri'Ultr, a I ngth and a hilf
Lenin- Detroit. Tlmt 1 OIIH.
Vlutuels ,nld htralf hi, Hi 40 ; place, il 80
circular paid 4 n.l
rBVIf!!! JlACr I
I'urso l.'.OO ; avrru furlongs.
Von by Autocrtu, ouiaur second and h'ew-1
bcUVtidrd. 'lliuc-l.SB.
toAV.-JtMmmtojimAim&mmmUtiix
5S."T fKKfSSripm9KKmmmmm3tmi
olevelMq""-- 5'
brooklyn - - 4
Young ami Garuthers
Alternate isi ihe Box
To-Oay.
11 GOOD CROWD LOOKS DO.
ShGrp Work Abounds in Field
and by Da.terios.
InirriALTo TUr rvrsiNo woniu 1
CLKVCLANII )ALI. l'AUK, JUly 1 Ir-A big
crowd assembUd to soo ilu game fisuftti
noo'i. Yeslerda)''s lontest wan a b lllUmt
one, whk'h Inspired uveryb:dy with a desire
to m e Ilrookb n pla) again.
The batting ordei lo-day was as follows:
CLPVBI.VM). IlliOOSLYN.
.Mi Al'T, 1. f. (olllns, lib.
Melieiin, s. m. Ward. E.S.
Davis, cl. I. iniu, c.t.
CTuIils, ab. Hums, r. f.
lebiiiii, :b. ii lirh'ii.l.f.
Ileu'iv.r. I. ITTiknev, Jb.
VI tt.e, III 1 ,iuv, lb.
Zlnimei, c. KI iuliv.,e.
loung, p. tuiiuhtrs, p
Fir IT Ihmno. McAleer '.'.is tin iwti oul 1iy
Wind. ,, ! .in hid to 'hi ul w. Hails
rui. h il ill ,t ou Wh ilu tumble ( hlhls hit
saiel) in left Held a. d iik ucoml Uavla
wuh ciii,'ht ut h i iu u'l t no n'lu'ii No rum.
lel'.tishl inl, 'j to ci tun ,a dw.istui mi
out rr.vl g I i d.eal ' W I (I isied t LUvU
(irlSI i uitiili iwiioul it Mrkiau. Nonius
jliOM'i l,Aini lib, tu ill'i.I to fiiimu.
Denny lilt a, el) t i lei, a d VI.LUe follownl
with 'in I. . hi olthcstiucKl (1.
yiiumer dmvi; a l"a bv to light, llurns
niukl ,g a gri.l. i. it h Mi-tuo si. If second
nnd lieiii'v s nrnl in W.tids muff. Young
lib d to III as o.ieitli
HuniB win tliiMwtiiiut bv MeKean. ii'llrlen
tiled to MiMci'j. ITiil.tity was thrown out
by letiinu. roriui.
iiiiiiii Iksi.nii vicMcrr Ill.d to (itWln.
VU l,i ni was thiuvvn iitl b) Collins. Din 14
icajh a Mfe hi, to light and at, le second.
( bllds wus tin own ou by caiuihcrs. No
runs.
1' nit was 'hrown out en ft hard hi. Me
lanin thren KluMn,' out. Lai uthi I 1 hit lo
lull Held f.r iw 11 bases, tu.lljsg.it a base on
ball-. W aid was thrown oui, by Chllds Ivo
runs
rotani Ikk'nii Tt'icau fit n base on
balls. Den.yhl salcly lo kit Held. Vluuu
n.i Mil 1 d t 1 .ui.
Zlmmer Ued out o CirllUn, Toli-nu tcur
Ing. y.ni'ig was, ihrnw.i out bv 1. olilus. Out
nut.
(illllii hit 3Jfcly tocentre, but was foicid
by Hun s. MaUL droiiind Ihe ball and
nils, d 1 ilia ilo fur a djiibic pU).
0 ll.l m lilt salcli 10 .lgiit 1 lnxncv ni'd
to Uniii), hums storliiL.. o llrleii stole si c
o d, .M, heau mullii., iho bill. I juu lll.d
ou to child, ouuruu.
1 ir 1 it Issi.so vicAleer scratch d a hi lu
Irna ( I the mate. vicKian illul ml, i
Mi Aleut wus thrown ou( ujluj - 1
rwi u .d Ilav Is w us put by 1 out. Ai
hi 1 1 ;v made u basi hit tiidv. ,,i u ,
uui irvl'ig to stretch It 1 do nd nil ii. i.i 1,.
lh( slit su tij tuieli. LiiilnsM iltoliei. y.
v,iii,l hi, siiel) ii light .mil it 11, lid ins i.il
sioai.il. .h.lL",er cnu,;ii caiiuheis 1 ff hid.
ih tnr.iw i js iieiiee ,but caru. litis nuc
lei dt.lli! a'idw.i lalhdnil. Muuns
fal.TH In.siso Chi dsgo. a hise on tails
a 11 IYU.S luutd ' ui a ..cnil b) lelxan. win
1111 1hrov.11 out tiling to hitnl a cund.
Duniii u.iu.l. t,ut. Norm:.
1.1 111U Uli d 10 Davis ni.il limns tilienii)
o ililii was thr ivvuutit by Tibi.iu ? in is.
M.11.XIU INSIMI Vh ue Ibd to (.iiIII.a,
.li mi rwiis ih.owu out, (.aruihus to I'mu.
V, uns' E l ,i b.i si 0.1 b ids.
vu vl.i. ul. sitel) to lUht Held. MeKetn
goialju.uou balls. Davis lll.d lo culilua.
so iuiu.
Uii.ne)gita base on bills, l'outy ipnled
to Davla Mwl.w sacilll.'cd, Zlnimei 11,
Vli'iue. cuiu.lKii, hit s.titl), I'luikue) icu.
lug.
c bins hit fir two 1 a ics tocentre. Ward
i.l'.l 1 Da. Is. one run.
1 n.urii lf.Msu. UiluU ii.i'hcd niut ou
I'lu ne) i n.ulT. "(beau was lit; b) the
1.1, e her.
Douu) nacrliluiJ, Caruthersto l'out7. Vh
tun v.us give 1 u 1 .ise .'1 balls.
Zliuuaei nl sat, 1), chli.Is scoring. Young
hi suet)', lcb' an u. ill Vluue s. il g.
vicAleer rded to (iinin. ilcKinn tllt.il to
O'uriuu. ilu... rum.
tul.ll'i foul d out. llurns gat llrst on iic
Keun's fumble.
oililen loiud Burns at second. ITnkney
111 d to . hi Ids. No 1 ims.
Ms. 11 Ismso. Davis fililtd om. thlliH
h. mi Jy lorlhl.
1. v.asio ctdo.lt, Wind tocolll.ls.
in nn) f niliil tui. N runs.
I'liiitigotabise.in balls.
thlldsthitw Ktntlow out.
cuiuih is and Calllnihlt safely, two men
s. ul lug.
V.aid hit to Young.
'it-b u,i muned a uirow to catch Collins.
(UliUiLj 11 base 1 11 bills.
llllrtisiaic dual (IrtnTli.
1asth10wuout hhuKll. Two rum.
fcCOItE BY tNNINO ,.
Cjovoliuld.... 010100030-6
Urookli'ii... OOOIOOIO 3 4
COUNTY TREASURER ADAMS ILL.
ri'H Condition Tlila Aftornoon Wrb
Kxtromoly Critloal.
Henry II. Adams, County Treasuier of
Kltgs county, Is reporiid ns lvln? dtngcr
ousl) 111 at his huine, 77"i Herklinei strict,
UriKi.lMi.
Ui atundlngnlDtl lans this af'i moon de
eland his Condition to bj lit nun I) critical.
Foil Down nn Klnvutor Shrift.
Henry Aldilcli, twentj.nlne )eurs old. of
ll'jl nst i lity-tcoud Btiuit, and Jixcph
lliriiardi,thIrty)eais.of iwii Muth avinue,
widli at linii. on a staff iidln the new bid d
I ig at H74 Br. adwnv tell down tho ilevumr
tint; from the inlrd Hot In the icllar. Md
it. bhad bo.h Itgsb oaeu and Itlc'nrJs Ira.
lunsl tils lilt ltg. .Nfw York lluiiillal.
Arnotour I'nsoball '-otos.
Tli..cs)nil tf.iue of the ..tie. forth oliainnlnn
ablp of (he we.i .lila ltt.u tho drlalyj inn.
ami the Vllrttil. mi 1 he .te. Iili..! at Allrnon Par.,
Wceharken, to.n,orrovr 'Iho Vldeitee iilayrr. 1 1
Ik Welch, u , Kontir, lh McCalTriy. In , lletov,
til, fanovr, . . , 1'nl o k, p au ltlu. r, c f, ,
W.rct.n r ( , and C tti.tt, 1 f
UioMetroao Uaaehalll'lnb wojltl llketnh.arfriitu
all claha whoa pla)rr are between fourteen and
lltetti year. o( avr. and atao Irom a good tattcry
to pla.7 Halurrlav aftrrnoon aiue.. the Ilorcre , vt
Harlem, Avonka. Manhattan .lunler., rle.twonil
Jaiiior., lllack Dlaulood. and (lit nr.l. prirfiirissl.
AJdre. 1. il.nuo.ky, 17.1 baat Broadway
" I'rrr lixruralnnn "
and entertainment, for all barer, of THE Hcnpay
I'AC.h vo.ntorrowi The Pre., ha. arranged for the
I grandest rtra of free oatlnc. for the ben. fit of ita
realer. eomprl.lngeienr.loo.. amuaeraent., Ao..
Ao erergir.n In to. world lill particulars ana
Kbis Ticarn la I BP'CAt Vxt$ to-mor.
THE. ALLEN VERY LOW'
1
. 1
1
Physicians Say that the DWe-Koeper's
Wounds May liot Prove Fatal.
Carraro Tells the Story of tlic Fight
in the Dive.
llotli Moii Slrugalnd for tilt Deuilly
Ice-i'lok 1'liulr Wouilds.
There was practlcnll) nochangoln "The"
Allen's condition this niornliig, though his
temperature wus nt Kin. Dr. l'dwnrd J.
Dnnllti said he niillelpnlril no material
1 h mge before tn-iani row
What to-moiioWH change will be Is as lin-
erliiln as a Illti of a i upper, but with a hole
piiiHliind In hlsabdiimeu the ih,ini("i seem
against tho 1u.u1, and he 111:1) ill", as his ne
iuilnlunres have over and over again lie
cl.11 1 d ho w ould b) v loletu e.
t the house of Sirs Thiol) till, 3 ill West
I'nrl)-thlid strict, where T Ik odore Allen Is
waging Ids Mttio to the finish with Death, nn
opi t'-ejiil llltle wniiinn, uniting an I'.vksisu
Woiiin ripotlir at the dour, denied lo-day,
m si. e (11,1 vesi.rda), Ihat Allen w'.is In her
hiuse. rids In tho f ice of the fact tint the
teportir Haw and tnlkcd with Wisle) and
Jollli Minn, the brothers of the Injuieil man,
In tho very door and In her pri since, nud tin)
said ho w as inside the house.
-o--f &$y TFn :
I m
-it rrr
TI1K. AILI.N'S DIVE.
" T ho " Allen has made no statement of how
the fracas nt rurred In his llleeeher street dive,
and it Is diniiiilt to get r.t the diets, as the
habitues of the place sturdily deny all knowl
edge of the affair.
Allen Is a hort, thin, llttlo min of 130
pounds' might, but wiry nnd a bail innii to
litnil.e In n rough and tumblo light, disnlie
I Is Hit) -seven ) ears of age.
tairarolsstickyand muscular, with all the
ere of his southern natlv It ) .
One of the witnesses and participants, fur
( vir) one In the dlvo at tho time took a hand
in ihe incite, sa)s:
TOLD III AN AIIF.S MKTI3AN.
" l'lv e of us w ere pla) lug poker. There w a
t g ing of men and w omen nt t he b tr and I he
b i(k room. Tho Italian c.imo In and wnn'td
to Join tho game. Mho' laid no, Iiecaure
'The Jap' wasn't square. Then they called
each other hard names.
" All of n sudden ' The Jumped up and made
f t 'the Jap.' He tried to play an old trkk of
hli, and ngood one lor n small man v. hen he
tin ides a big one.
"The trl"dtopok( the lighted end of his
dg.ir lu 'the Jap's' eve. 'I tint will lae
ti( courage ( ut of tho best of men.
"Then larrnro grabbed Allen, and the)
fought up and down Her) body took a band,
and berr-glas-os, cuspidor and an) thing
else htndv was Usui lor n weapon.
" I saw one mnn hit the Italian oa tho head
wlih a li itlle, smashing the gltss.
" Allen nnd ' the Jnp' fought along th"lloor,
and the irowd tiled tn get it'tht Jap." After
t minute tb"V git lu behind the btr, and bath
saw the wire icc-plek.
" It's n daunv vreapon, and bitli of 'i in tried
to get It. Tho 'Jap 'got It and then ho shoved
and stabbed with It for all ho was worlh.
"lie hi' 'The' on the In ad, and one stub
tonkawa) tho end of 'Thes' i.oso so thalli
hung nn by .1 III He suing.
"Th'rn wire too man) for the Mack fellow,
though, and the) laid him out cold, but uui
till ho had stuck Alii n pretty bad "
AS IOCSU UV pit. IIONLIS.
Thli story seems to tally wl'h whit was
oniclally Icaruid, nnd Jibes wlih Dr. Dunlin -experience
While Dr. Doiilln was examining
"Tho" Allen's wnunu In the saloon, llttotn
minutes aftir the row, carraro lay on tho
Horn, his head .uolnst thu tas' wall, lie wai
nearly Insenrlblo and M-rfectly hilph ss
All around thu two btulud and blerdlng
combatants stood the gang thit tun sts
"The" Allen sillve, and every man seeimd
to be telling his neighbor how be had done
his hharo In pounding the swarth) Iillow.
"I broke ft buttle on him," aU nno. "And
1 gave him a kick In the ribs," said another.
V third boasted thai he hud smashed a (u
pldur over the Italian's head, and etch of
twenty men claimed the credit for killing the
"guinea.''
To-dni however, the loughs that Inoketbe
placo their stamping ground, declared with
unanimous vehimeueo that no one raised a
htnd ngalusl carraro till he had stabbed
Allnwlth the lee pick, whlih they allege
that ho drew from his clothing.
AitrN's rfcnnn for coriiioe.
Allen never Taire th" record 01 a quirnl
soinemau, but ho was alwu)a lcarlesand
had some nd. doing ip.nll bis. uncc, whin
an old womau was knocked d wn by a Broad
w ay stage, ami discovered, afier b-lng pici.ed
tip.tbatshi hr.dlcmt '", her husbands wa,'i s,
Allen at onro coutiud out that sum fr. in Ids
own pocket Into her hand.
When jtlui siantord had been l.'nix ked In-
sensible In a stone bottle 1 1 lands IT em h 8
Wooslcr street saloon, and a tough fa. g wi re
about to Jump on him and beat his lie out,
llltle, vv.au u facru "The" Allen w.tkid
lu Ml) In and thrash' d two 01 three ol lie m,
driving them all awa) aud saving sianfuid's
Hie
Only an old cut and "The" Allen wltnessid
tho death of Kddle KollO) la Allen's gambling
den at Olfi Broadway, and "Tho" Allen wept
I (IVntfnufd on Ttiti d J'att.)
GHiCAOO - - - 6
NEW YORK-- 15
-
VioEory iiesifafss in
ihe Opening
innings.
THEN LIGHTS WITH 11 THUD.
Giants Knock Piicliar Gumbort
Out 0! ilia Cox.
lpriALTi)Ti(ii.rMNn t. niicn. 1
CHIC too, Jul) 11. It win the battle Of the
(Hints ngal 1, this time wbh ttiedllTcleitio
hit when It bigan Arm in was holding llrst
place bvth' skin of hi! teith oiheiwls", 1 13
Hie fin Hon "In per ient.
W ,h this and th other fact that 11 was
"-auntl'iv afternoon fidiavv th i.m'eis out,
to-It) Ti ga ne llttracttd S.OQO people.
h' li mis w.ie plac .1 as follow In Ihe
bit pg id 1 :
nils vno. ni-w vouk.
It 1 1, c f. (lore, 0 f
WI! 1, i',l f. HHitiidsni), Ul)
11..11I lib. TI 1 mm. r r.
M ' ', lb. Cumuli, lb
lti"i li, 1. 1. Olt'iur e.l. f.
1 (HI v ". n. This -it. .in
I .1 n 1 1 , 'lb. t lil tt it r, s. s.
i, inn ti, p. Ilu I i', e.
Mt.ildge, c. Htlsli.p.
empires .Mensm. I'oweiNnnd Ilaltln.
I ir.sr Issino -ltvnti opened wl h a single
and Wllm it followed tfllh 1 double, Dahlen
lo b iso 011 halls. Anson went out on a g. ettnder
u Connor, Ilvnu scoring.
Carroll wont to btso on balls Cnonev lilt
10 Connor and went out, Ulluiot scoring.
I'leffer hit to right and Dahlci and Cnrrill
s-orid. tlumbort hit to Whistler nnd went
out. four runs.
(lore hit safely to left, nichtrdsm lllrd to
Wlllnol. Tlernnu hit Bald) lo rljht, (,nre
reaching third.
counot s high fly was mulled by Can II and
Core scond. Connor was caught 01T fl"-t 11 d
Tleinin, breaslog tor third, was rundivvii.
O ituutko lilt lo left und Connor sco.kL Iliit.
s, tt hi to Cooniy, forcing O'lteurkc. Two
runs.
hECosn Itistso. Klttredgn sirurk ou'.
Iiyau went to bae on I1.1ll.nntl stole second.
Wllrnot llled to (lure Dahlen hit to 111 h-anls-m
nnd went out nt llrst. No runs.
Whistler went to btso on balle, b'lt was
to. ci d nt second on lhu klc) s hit to tl urahrrt.
KiihU hit iitfely to right and Buckle) reached
thlid, the lattir g lug to socoml ou the
thruw-ln
t. ire ill d to Anson lib IianUon M'tolrfi
and Biicslav and Itusle s ored Tlcriiau vn nt
to base on balls. Conner filed to PfeiTer. Two
rans.
T until l.vsisa. Anson lllrd to Tlernin.
Carroll ltudi d sufe on it tumble by W hlstler.
CMiney tilt il to llaisctt. l'lefrer struct out.
No runs.
bull went Into the box for Chlengo.
O'ltourko wint to btso on bills. Iiis.iui
bunted to D ihlen nud went out, O llninke ad
vMnrlug. Whlstlti went to baso on balls nuckle)
Tt along Hi rUht llnu lor two bases,
O'llouikesc I'rg.
nu-lc died 1,1 1.1 tn. t.oro hit to Anson nnd
went out. one uui.
rocuTii Inviso stdn filed 10 (inro. hl'.t
rtdge hit sift ly to right. H)un aud Wllunit
also hit salt Iv.
Dahlen was sunt to bao on lulls, tuning
'Klttiedge ncross the plate. Anson Illul lu
ilTnan, und ltyiin scored. Wllniot utleiupt.d
lostiiroon the thruw-ln, but vas tumid out
at the plate. T'l. u runs.
Illchardsou hit to Dahleu aud went out.
Hi (nan hi safely pa--l llrst. Connor hit to
St. In, who threw tostenud. Coney muffed
ihe bill nnd both men wire safe.
o'llouri.e popptd ujia tl) thut It)un rnufTid
and the lusts were full. Bajseit hit 10 l'felltr
and wint out, IB man scoring. Whistler hit
to right fur two bases and Connor and
O It urke scored.
nucsley Hied to Wllmol Three runs.
Fiktii iNriiNd. Carroll went out, Hlch&rd
son to Connor, fbomy llltd to (I'll mrke.
I'fifTr r i ut, Whistler to llrst. No runs.
liusle hit lo Dahlen und latidid site on hi
Ion throw. (Juro IttLdul safely whoti his
gioandcrciawltd lietwcn Duhlcu'sligs.
KIchurdsuu hit In iront of the plule and
bi.il the bailout, ht. In made u wild pitch
aud ltusl scored.
ILruaiielcaxd tho bates with u home tun
over Carroll's head. Connor went to base 011
balls.
Connor and O'Hourko were doubled on the
Patter's hit to Dahleu. Iiasss-U lilt lu hit In
and went out. Four runs.
STVTU Insihu. bleln filed to lllchaidson,
Ivlitudu Hied 10 Uuiu. Ityan follui.. il suit.
No runs.
V. hlstl-r hit safely to lelt. Ilucklev buutcd
to I'K ITer and vveut out at llrst, W hl.ll r nd
vjnilu; Hu-1.) hit to c cione) and Whlvtur wan
th.oi.'imui at third. Corn hit to bleln tu.d
v, cut out. No runs.
bMkNTII IXNI.SU, WllmOt lllQd to l.llSJC'tt.
Dahlc.l lollowtd Hull.
AllSall lubuM; ou lull..
Cairoll Ilhd to liutulsy. No runs.
Ulchanlson hit saiel) 10 lelt. TTcrnan
butiudoui.
llkhnidson seortsl ou AiiiOU'a fututlo of
Conuor'a hit.
O'llourli hit saiel) and Connor scored.
Hassttl Illul U rt)un.
1 Whisiier struck out. Two run.
I huiiirii IsNisn. Cooue) said ou Whlstlur'a
fumUe
' Pn tier went to baso ou bulla,
bti In struck out.
Klttredgo tiled to lltutsetl.
Kyan bunted and went out. So runs.
I Vucklf)' flbd out to Ityan.
&. saasafcst.ac. ... ....fcH. ,. . r. aw,, ,.'
THE EVENING WORLD PRIMER.
In Words of Ono Syllable for Children of all Ages,
II.
1 Ts THE 72
Ik ?
iK Jin
Sue ihc Tra-vol-lcr I Does the Trn-vcl-lor Like to Tra-val ?
Ho, ho does not Liko to Tra-vol. Ho Fools mora at Homo when he
is ai Homo.
liusle hit luto the crowd for n huiner.
(lore out, I'lelTi r to Hist,
llhharilsiui I'liiek 1 in. on" 1 tin.
NlSllllSMSII -till . jo ninth 0.
SC0R BY .FININGS.
rlUCAGO
4002 0 0000 6
NKW YOif.t'
22 13402 10 -15
tewubb" it caoo PRICES.
Scilo of tho Wootllawn Stud at
Moiris Park To-Day.
l.ririAt. to mr rvrsisu worn n. I
.Moaitis l'Anx Hack Tittcx, July 11 The
) curlings Hum tho Wondbtirn stud were slid
lu tho I fltld al Monis l'ark to-day by Col.
). D. Bruce. The prices rrnllr.nl weioviry
v;i d Those tliat b.ought S1.000 or over
were as follow a :
Bay iiitt by Llalion, datn (J'etttolti., blother to
Troilalour (.rern II Monh, fJ.O'lU t
II , ' 1'aLetto, Hani MlaleO. , Koihall hecnn,
Ai.UQO.
III 1 ly r.l,Mtn, il.ln Pearl Thnrne, Challc.
Uitt.lield. (l.TMi , , ......
banner Lei h) l.l.ettn, ilatn ! HyliM le
(lull hrolher tn Heinlier Udele) , tllu.r ll.lll),
ll r , In I imttelto, larn Bull and Blue, tliarlo.
Llttloll.Iil S,ilHI . , , . L ,
Cli , I,) lal.cltn, .lam India, W J hplm,
li i I'owh. lati, dam Cailla, Byron Mel lelland,
f l.UCI ).
t ii .. Ii) I'.i Mallnr. datn Imp flora McDonald
ICI 1 orrlk'nn, il, oil ......
1 h. c. by L1.O1111, daui Liuclli J. M Jedtot.
fl.JO'J
li e bt l'at Jlalloy, tlam Blll.i, II. B .Morri.,
i(i aoo
Cli 1 by 1 l.tmn, 1 lain Minnie tlrnwn, Rnli Don
otan, il.unil , ..... ,,, .
Br Idly, ly lal.etto. dam Jamaica , rimer 111,1.
lot. J,0CO
l.r tillr, hv Fal.itlo, .lam Cnchcea. Anrtt.t
Din. In, I.J. 0.
Br nil), Ly l'at Mattny. .Ism Idler, KJ Corrigan,
11. can
Br idly, br Ll.hon, il.m Flurtuatlou Louis
oluait. l,0JO
Itaclnir nt a'ouoobtor
f.rrriM to tiik rrrsisn wnecn 1
OhOUcisTin. N. J.. July 11. These are the
r.'all.sSOf t.-J.i) trans.
llrst Knee Three-'iuaitersnf a mil -Mop-soon
won, with I.eu. 11. steond and Llla third,
ilme-l U,
hecnn.l lt.ue-aSIX and oik -half furl, l.gs
Appomattox won.'wt'tt ilnggle lie, k s cjnd
and l'unnle Iwltlhlid iltue l.'.'li
I lllrd Pace one and oue-iuarti r miles.
Lord nt the llnrem won, with Allun Ar her
second and Mnnt pell. r third lime is I ti.
Fourth 11 ten-lour anil oik -half timings
Sallsbun won, wltniliirird second and .Moon
stone third T lme-0 r.7lj.
II Hi ltaie si ven-clghilisnf a u.lli h Im
bed) ilrsi.wlth ITIny seismd and Kyrlo B.
third Time 1.3114. , tlt . ,.
sixth ltae. Seven-eighths rf a inllo. Ld
ward 1". won. with llnlxmlnu second and
Uu)moud third. Ttrae l.ll.l.
Itnolnir at Cblcnno.
cmcAflo, July 11. Tho results of to-da)'s
races are as follows :
Mrst Itace One mile Ashen won, with
Homer scr md and hodovlc thlid. Tliuo
t-eco'nd liaee Mile and an 1 Ighth. Arundel
won, with Th" Kaiser second and Hllgil.n
third Tline-l.rxl.
Third Kace Klve-clghlhs of a rdle. Hash
ford won. Flghtmau second and Kurtz third
T line 1.01
Fourth liace one aud a hilt milts
Churchill won, wl'h Business si.ciid and Joe
Blackburn third lime W 34i
Filth Itace one mile. Flrsi.IItat (luld )
won, with Allan Bane second und Jugurlha
third Tlme-1 ll)).
OTHER GAMES.
Untlonnl Lortcrtn aanio.
at rirrost 11.1
I'lUiliurir. (i6ou 1100 'J 11
l'hl!edl!.iila OUUUOOOOO (I
Bitteiice Baldwin and Mirk Thornton auj
Clmn.i.U Umpire Mr l.inch
aT ClatlSNATl
Cincinnati 0 II 0 0 0 U 1 fl 0- 1
itL.toi. . uouiloolu a
Bttterlii.ltadbouriie aud Clara, staler ad
Oaiitel Cni;tir.-lr M.cjiald
Amcrlcitn Assoolatlot.
AT hO.TOS.
Bo.lon . 000S1UOU1-5
St Uii U . .. 1 0 1 0 0 0 (1 0 0 - J
nilt.rle.-lltilUnton .nd Mjrjiiiy, Mlmts and
Cooe. Uuiuire ill K.nnl
at inn-mi emu
Athi.tic . oiooooona-n
Clncllui.tl . UUMWUUOCO-U
Batt.rl'.-Wcyhlnj and MIMLrin, llnj.r and
Hurley Umpire .Mr Jo ire
AT WAiHISOTOS
Wa.hlnjtoo ... U (I 1 u 11 u U U I- 2
Columbo... .. I 0 1 1 I) 0 0 U 3
Battetite-Csriey and loi'unant Dolan aaj D)UO
hue. Umpire Mr Datl.
ar HALtlMuax
Ii-il.ttile II 1 0 1 I 0 I I 0- B
Balllmoro a t) i I 0 U -H
Batterlsa Me.tin and I .1 ill t'unnlughani and
Tonnaead Dmi lr Vlr 1 erit.ieuu
Tfco Chlcatro's Kopalm Comploto.
(nr aaao. i.t'I, enirn 1
Waalll.sUTOs. Jul) 11 Ihe l. H it'-niner
Chicago .ailed iroin N TtnU for New 1 urk t. I
cU) , hav ing completed . he repairs to her in t
chlacrv rihe will join the Micadroncf evolu
tl in, which lit der orders to be at New York
next Wednesday. I
NEAR IS DEATH.
- .
Drivar John Kennedy Barely Escapes
I Dsinj Efcctroculeu.
I
J din Keune.lv, a truck driver, of 70s Hlxtli
nveiuii BrookDn, niiriwl) itKuped Instant
iltii'h this afternooi bv romlug In contact
will, at ile.trli-'lghl win! whl h hid snapped
In iw.il i and vuia ollnvvtd, through the earn
ltsBiiess of Ihe Rlectrlc-Light Company, to
hung fnun iipiilc lu t ho mldlloot tho street at
Urictiwl h, lu nr B.itlery plnce.
Kintiul) wai dtlvlng along seated ou his
truck v lieu he saw tho win).
Unthinkingly nnd unmindful cf the couse.
(pauiris, thu man took hold ut the wire to
push It nslln.
Llko a Hash ho w as knoeki d senseless off his
scut, falling backward on hi. truck.
Ilu Iny there fur several inlnules, giving no
signs ot life Ills body was ilglJ, and several
b) slanders gnvo lta their opinion that Ken
nedj w ns dead.
Poll emn from the Liberty street polleo
sui'loii arrived nnd were about to remove tho
IksI) when tl'tre were faint Indications of
rusplrvl m returning.
The po.l em. 11 worLctl over the man, upply
lug restorative-, but It was fully live minutes
boron he legatncd coneutisi.ns.
Ho was able lo tell Id rntue, and was sent
hoiiieu i Ids own truck.
1 oriunali ly ihc ivlro was not charged with
Hi. full volui'ru which runs through It ut
iil,ht or Kenned) would probably not have
Hied tn lell hlsexpirlencc.
Men w. re :c onco put to work after the no
cldenl to repair tho broken wire, but tho em
pi lyeisnppcnrtddensel) Ignorant.
Tin) had not heard of any accident, nor of
nniiveihati).! ig wire.
Thev wt"o simply stringing a new line,
they said, aid did not even know for which
eomptny.
ltesldeuts on (.retuwlch Btrcet snld that the
wire had b.vu lunging lu the otreel since
early this mornltg.
MOLE STITES MTTfl,
A Vesper Club Oarsman Breaks
tho Quartor-Milo Record.
Nlwaim, N. J., Jul) 11. T he Middle Mates
llegaliaon tho Passaic Itlvcr was held this
inoi nlng. T lit re wits some deity In beginning
I lie contest c The tacts were rowed up thn
river, and the distance was n mile and a half
straightaway.
Th. llrst heat In the Junior singles was won
bv M. J. cuiney, Institute II. l flmo
10.','1!
h(c nd II. at Won bv W. II. Van Beuthu).
so. . Pissnli II c Time 1(103)5
Third Heat Won b) Kditaw Morgan, Kx
e. Islor II C. Time IMS.
In the ipiarter-mllu dash, lluul, Kdwaul
lb die). Vesper II. C, of I'hllidi Iphla. wus
Hist, a d I'red llawkliis, .Vlntiliati.su B. C,
si i oiid Ilmo 0..T7.
Tills Is lit belt time on leciinl. Thelsst
previous neurd v,n.s 1 OS
There were no tilll heals In the senior
singles.
I he Junlm . I .'lit-our.'il race was won b) the
lai.li Jsl.tml inn. Thn Kuresu . rew wus
siioi.it. Tline hm. t'.'Hs
1 hree t lnbs entered for t Ids r ico the stnten
Island A. C, lhireka II. t . and Dauntless ttuw
I ig Club. The Sintcn Island trew took the
bad at the st.tri. All the crews rowed In
good form.
The Datntless boat fouled the Kureka boat,
butiheiuio w.ts nut Impedul b) the uui
dent. T be tlulsli was tluse and exciting, but
ibeHtuo'i island men maintained their lead
and won bv it lull lengih I rum the Lurekits.
I he Interim dint, eight-can .1 shell nrst trial
hut' was won bv Via ant it Boat Club, sinten
Isiuid Athli HciTubsecond, crescent Athletic
Club I bird I line 7m. f.SKj.
second trill ur.it iron by Institute Boat
Club, with I' issalc Boat Club stcon I, Friend
ship Boat Hub third Time 7m. 6014s.
ihe nnal heat for senlir four-onred gigs
wuj wou by tho Atalauia B. C, 'frlton B. C.
second. Time-Mm. HOs.
.liuilirfuur-onrid shell event was won by
the Kureka li. C, with Institute B. c. second
Owampod with tho ABbur? Park
Dank.
UPtellt. TO Tur tVEXlVO WORLR 1
Birnv i'tsk, n. J., Jul) 11. D. Oellff A
H in, giorers assigned tcwla). Hiram C.
In III, one of the firm, wa3 a director of the
A.buiy Park Na I inal Bank, and the bank's
suspension caused thu llrm's failure.
Itnliormon, Tntp Notice
It will be hprh vrater to-morrow, July l'-'. at
sutidt H'K.k r"( MM a v.; at iluvernor's
Island at I CM'.' a m . and ut Hell dale at
U.ol 1. )l
Itwll'l,. hig.i a.ei Mm .1st, , lulv 111, at
l.'isi u uli, ,i inu, s lolund ut I Oiir. si.;
,.i in il t.at. ill '.' "i.i I' tl
Uliritl' 1IOFS III! (UlTTllllTU'Sf
The 1.1a., ot uf the He 'o'tlitu raoingdepartm.nl
Rained lourtejt. v,. niters and ten second. Intw.n
ly three cousevalh race, ia.tw.ik, "." J
jgll,1-. ' .1,1,, I, ,n. mT..,
Till? TTTP1? I
Great Sport and a Sen- f I
sation or Two at :
Brischfon. i I
FIZZLE OF THE SWEEPSTAKES'. II
Startor Rove Causes a Littlo I H
Surprise in One Send-Off. S
Tlure was sotno excellent racing at Brlgh- Jffl 'H
ton jc.terday, and thu peoplo went homo Su 'H
hlghl) ideased with the snort. In tho star til H
event of tho di),thtt in which Longstrcct, IS sJJJJ
lleclarc. Prince Itoyal and Tea Tray started, '.fl '1JH
Ihera.e was ver) Inlercsttng, tho horses run- im ljH
nlng In a close bum' h nearly tho whole of tho fi fJH
dlstaue. I hen Longsticet drow out and ,4 PjH
wouhandlli Houston, lleltovtio and Tanner VM
llnlshedlna line In the t htrd race, and only Jil H
the practised eve of tho Judgo could separate M PJH
them. Manv thought Tanner had won, and 11 mmW
mnu) thought Houston was first, but theraco JS HH
was ton close to admit of any ono's question- jI aJJJ
ing t he deelslin of the Judges. Ml. Colvlllc, ill JH
Hi rtleD. aud Alarm Btllealso finished almost 1j 'JH
ou n lilui for I bird place lu the sixth race, and 5 JH
liomthn Judges hud to decide again, for tho 9 ilJH
public could not separate them. The tunny '3B ,H
part ot this rate was that neither ot tho Si MmW
Jockeys riding wanted to bo third. The last ilfl JH
race nlso was of tho sensational order. Oan). 'Mm isalH
inedit was winning by lengths, when bis ifll yJH
Jockey started to pull up and Kern almost 'MM -U
nipped ldui on tho post. Taken altogether, It 1J WU
was it great day's sport, even tt the favorites JKw vBlH
did g a down. JEM , pH
As wits predicted In this column yesterday, jjM ' H
Ihe great sweepstakes raeo between Tcnny, jJM pMB
lAiugstrcet, Knn and Itlley will nzzio out. M pjjfl
Tenn) 'how nt r refuses to start him, and that ,S I 'IH
settles the whole business. Tho Brighton S U
neach AssTclatnn has withdrawn Its offer, llH
nr.aYsn far ns II Is conrerned, tho matter U at '$ .yjjfl
an end Tenny nnd th? other crocks may fk :PpJ
Intel It.tcliic, honovcr, later on. ,g pH
Mr. FoxInllKeeno Is tone congratulated on J 'SjBJ
the slngulirl) appniprlatn name he has u WmwM
ehoseu tor th- Siiendilirlft-Kapanga filly. 1
hhe Is a slstei to tin great Kingston, aadllr. H
Kecnu htb naued hi r Oueenstou. 4 aH
... J
Yoing castle rode t very pretty race on f ,
Cns'iidi vesieiTlav, und won his maiden race, i mWM
ns did t nscade hlaiselr. At , Do head of Iho TM mWM
itret. lit isilednw his vrhlp. It slipped front Ml
his hand a d lb w up in the air. Castle stood .jM saHl
upltithusitinips.xKl rea.h"d fnrlt aslt fell, S
nnd udssid p. S,uhi a daunted ho sat down gat
and urged i isenh, slipping her with ono am
hand and tiding wlih the other, eventually 3B
w inning a prett) in e by a neck. jSJ HJ
"afa PjH
Muter Howe, usuallv calm nnd patient, Mm HjB
mnde u grievous blunder lu s,ndltur oT tho 'SW H
lur-es lu the rs ontlitce yesterday. Thy s wj
pass dhlui liin.sg(dorder,andhe had plenty AH "
mtltiieio s. Hi n thet wcronot on equal ? ,
t rm No ii.c evpst,dh would drop thj JB
II it;, bin ho ill 1 so, amid murmurs or f.u"- .OB
prle. The start prrctlcal'v gave Pedestrian vTB "
tlm race. .Ilmtn)'ssiar.sin the other events am '
wereexcellett.a'idweiitagood way towards 3g
hlotllu,; out tho bl'tcder In tin second. Jl
' ' '-il
The blggivst mutml thus far declared at Jm
Brighton Wilson ( itim-.ls)esterdny In tha 31
1 is; no-e. It paldillii.vii) for ,'. Book odds mm ,W9
wtie (Id to 1. refl
Slllteti vourg was a Tlsitor nt Brighton ,
yesieidtv. IK was looking ror another stall- ,fl HH
I ui lor his Mttlrtthlaii t farm, and Jimmy mm '
StcCnrmick trotted "t. t .trio out for his espe- ife ,
cltl N'lirilt. ht. t arlo did not chaugo owners, '.,
how ov er. JK
f 'BI
Hannah was a neautiml .T-to-10 favorite. S isHl
hhe was actual!) lust. Those who rcmem- ijli ,
btred Hannahs performanres last year had Sx .
her dow ii .is .t bluiTer, aud therefore stayed w ,'
"" ... -is
Tho Dvv yen want to sell their New Jersey ?jH '
riropirtT, and ,tro wil'lng to take ff0,000 tor ali
t. Last ri.vr the track was assessed ut IB .
4100,000. This veur the Dw)erH claimed that iWX .-
the proptrtv v, as nut worth so muth, and jjl
asktd tor a reduction In taxation. Thu Tux 9 iH
t'oui'ulsaloni rs rtslueisl the valuation to 'ft
li.'.O.OOO. T he stoppage of raclngnt ElUabetlt Sf '
metns a lostot l.liu In tnxesto thn town- '-
ship. It Issild that the Waterl) l'ark Trot. ff
tbig Am. k lull in Is in got lat Ing for the puts, lt
chase or the i:il(tabeth track. Ja ilBl
- i iflU avjll
Juckey Overton had six mounts at Chicago Tm
)est.i.liv and lande.1 ever) one of them a JH
wlniur. T his beats this best Western record, jpl jajJB
which up to the presout tlmo has been tour JKJ p
winning mounts In one da). ffi
IJjTaVjwJ
Dr. Sheppard went to Saratoga List night to iritJaWl
uvi Ida luedlud skill la rcsturlug to health t bo rafIB Mmmm
tw o-) ear-old brother tn Banquet and Tea, CibhSIBI
rmy, Kntre. who Is owned by Walcott ac saVHl
campbtll. The )ouugster i dangerously mt ;
S'Ck' ... II
Chicago has a Hack war nlsa The old Cor- HJ
tlgau trace, will be oiiened a week trum next ' Xm Bf
Monday, with Col. Lewis Clark in control. m
coirlgan's new track, with Edward at Its; K
head, will open on the same date. Eacha'.dd tfaa MB
declares that the other must qtdt or go broke. Brl
The light promises to be Interesting. JUj
... fij HBJ
John Hunter lu purchased from the 1 93 'Mm
meudortstud three )earllng colu by Tte- ML -
mont, their dams being Lad)-Molosworth, La, - B3
Tr.ivlattandKchoIess. He evidently believes m
thit Tremoni u destined to become a great
... IS
L J. ltooe's hoises have ls?en shipped to mi ;B
Brighton, where they will undergo a series of X3
salt water baths, .which Is of Inestimable ,g ' ,'
value to horses with sore teet. After that the ftsj '
lot will be shipped lo Saratoga. Jfj 1H
.locke)sltogers and M. Bergen were each MM Mm
setdiwn toruweek )fsterday tor dlsobedl- TJ j HHj
tuceal the post. Ta' JpJJB
Ml'h.iel Dw)tr bet 41,500 oa Houston yes. fi !m
tenia), and was Just best eu out a few Hit hetf iJpjjB
tor It. lie got his moui ) back on Longstrcct, jjl MB
laklm at.) price he could get. 24 ' skmM
iff r3 ,1
tU'lu h irse-iwners scratched their entries HJ
in the thud race yesterday becausa they ,
thought they could uot beat Cruiser. After f jWM
they had withdrawn Cruiser was scratched, ; JHI
amlthiialrw-uaUuelorkcreralmlJuutetUtcr. r HI
1 wanks. TnJ
AijU. : ,. , a (Wmmm
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