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SPORTING I ., SPORTING 1 1
FJONECENT. NKW YORK. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST if), 18i)2. PRICE ONE CENT. 'H
IN SUNDAY'S WORLD----CLEVELAND'S LIFE COMPLETE.!
EXTRA.
DB.HASBRQUCK
i
Makes Fast Time and
Defeats a Field of
Crackajacks.
OOGGETT'S REMARKABLE FEAT
fanilza Wins Partridge and Count
the Great Fall Stakes.
' fcrrciii.TOTHF.KTrsiicowoni.n.1
EHEirjiiKiD Hat Hacr Track, Aug. 31.
toe opening event at Sheepsboail Day to-day
ru a soven-furlong dash tor all-aged horses.
1 raio crond ot sprinters wero entered,
Killing Dr. llosbroucl;, Potomac, Corrcc
Jon, ttonenell, Chesapeoko and others. Dr.
aisbrouck was a deservedly strong favorlto
in his iccent performance, while Fotomaa
ta a strongly backed hccond choice, and
Tournament bad a host ot followers. Dr.
Jasbrouci won, and his victory was one ot
Is most remurkablj cer won on a race
ncic.
Jockey Doggetfalsopcrfoi hied a feat which
arncdblm unstinted pralso from tuifnien,
ad which caused many to exclaim that
'Ettret lost a prlzo when he released Doggett
torn Lis employ."
As soon as the horses started on their Jour
rtylntho raco Dr. llasbroucfc's bridle rein
irakc. Nine boys out of ten would have at
empieJ to pull tho horso up, but not to with
oggctt, who Is Rifted with au exceptional
mount ot sound sense. This Jqckoy reached
iter to tho borso's bit and Inserted his Angers
a the bit rings, and lying flat on the colt's
leek rode tho race out und won lu fast tluio
!t was a really remarkable feature.
Doggctt distinguished himself at the Spring
ceetlug of tbe Coney Island Jockey Club by
Ming after and catching liclwood, who hod
tin away.
In the race which Dr. Hasbrouck won Mo
lly I'otomac landed second, but pulled up ho
anie that tbero is u, doubt as to bis racing tho
itarler again this season. Correction was
Iblr.J.
Uoggett a'so rode then Inner of tho 1'ar
Jldgc stakes, tbo second event on tne card.
Mils was the Zornlta colt, nnd tbo Saratoga
sontlngent were down heavily on him. Law
ess and Doctor were the choices, with Zor
iltia colt next. Tbo Hutsh was a rattling
lie, the Saratoga colt Just got there. Km In
3ey cimu with u rush at the end and finished
Jilrd, a bead behind Doctor. Iho Etslno colt
letter ridden would liavo won easily.
.Mike Hwcr mado one of his plunges on
xeglnald lu tbo third race.llls commissioners
real down tho line betting joo at a clip
intll ho had wagered ts.uuo. Then Kegl
uld's prlco had dropped from even money to
Itos.
FII1BT RACE.
A sneopstakes for tbree-year-olds nnd up
tirds of 810 each, with $1,000 add.'d j seven
urlongs.
Mnrl.r.. IIWo7,r. Joeei: Start. Hall '. J7.
Jr. lliibrouek tU7..DoKtt .. a Hi U
fotouai ll)3..Lauibley.. 1 21 '-
,;rreulou 10i..Litt!eiielU a 4 an
llviimsll lOSA-Or'nt'ii IS 5 A
rouroimant 107. .Marian. .. 0 G 6
Wieiapeike 107..W.MI'Krjr 4 Mi n
"Porter lu7..B!ren.... 7 7 7
rott Uaitiim-ur Hai.uri.uiV, 8 to 5 and 3to3;
; inao. II to .1 i to 0: Tourmninit, 0 and i;
"""'ion. 1 1 n I 6 , Lheietii-ak, 16 and 0 1 utou.
Mll, 30itlid JO; Iteuortar, lot) and P.
Potomac and Dr. Ilasbrouck made tbo run
Has; lik-o a team until tbo stretch wus
cached. There Dr. Ilasbrouck drow away
ind won very easily by two lengths from
ftHomac, who was a neck la front of correc
Jon. Tluie-i.aT a-5.
Mutuels paid: straight, $14.23 ; place,
n.-io. rotomao paid $7.85.
SECOND RACE.
.ui'e, Partridge stakts, for two-year-olds,
u n $ i .aoo'aadcd j three-quarters of a mile,
in turf.
arl.r. 1TH,. jaelim: Klrl. Hit. Tl.
CV"00" 10..Do!t.tt... 1 t Hi
if0';, US. .Harvard.. 0 lu 2
fff? "'; 108,. Barren.... 7 7 3
S!'I",c,"t m.,.LWll' 10 4
f""r- 83,.NirTaM... S 4 ft
fl"'"' 113. .Kar, Ill ft 7
iff"; lUd..Uulcttld 3o
li', ; 113,. Hamilton 'it 11 11
. n i' "tlinir-Ljleti, 4 to 1 and 7 to 0 ( Doctor.
n,?i ',C,T to8iificrnltr!olt, S ua 'J; i.itra. IU
llii. rl1'".'u"' " Sl I''"'" Bi'J, luand ft!
"nilil.Bpott, 'JOaodS; JfromoS., 10 and 4.
mn2rn!,'a calt an1 Warsaw wore Quickest to
J "Jt but were outrun by Doctor, Jcromo S.
I J"""!10"- These threo made the running In
I lh. ?, buncl1 t0 thohoadot the stretch,
I ,? ornltza colt ranged alongside. Doctor,
I JwJa a jattllng nnlsh won by a head from
1 .w.'?.1" beat Umlnllejo, neck for tho
jV,,. Jlme-l.io 4-fi.
ii"Ksetoi. pa",, Straight, 35.00! place,
U..83. Doctor paid l4.so.
I TIIIItD RACE.
iin?.r,,W0-J't'ar-0"ls: purso 81,000; selling
llo..nces j Futurity course.
Ba?r!kri' irnl. JorJ.vi. Slrl. Jllf. f.
B.im.i.1' 10ft..8nua a n 1"
'"'Si 3..J.Larab'!r 1 1 St
"llajma IIU..C01 7 11 t-
iJjW: iMl..rnn 5 0 0
Bh, i !?Vl." -Hlnald, ;ltu and cutl Court
IVlli.i . "1'J."'5i Wai Knid, b lu 1 and 3
kn,VAu"Kvl'J d t liltk. l aud3Mln
""' a0nd 10s Calantha, 4U and 1J.
BC,m?aI.'1 t00lc luo lelo "' the first furlong,
RrPfS.lnf a fC)' or two lengths irom Hlght
M ili'S0?0 Cn'tl ""J Courtship, held It to
a&rit?. f.rw toome- Thcro courtship began
H" "Wl tho loader, and In a pretty finish
aWm,1' ,nlm out n neck. Keglnald was
m lengths la tront of tjueen Enid. Tlme-
tuels paid: bfralBht, 23.23: place,
m- Itcgliialdpatdii.lS.
lOUinil HICK.
.il'. ''nil Sehlnif stakes: a sweep
HfurIoue.SeiSi ,,,aa0 uaaca! 0UB wl'
". ir.(ij j,ti,,y,. firt. mf r,,,.
H' B1..J.Latullojr 1 -j II
aK'lt'i.':;' Jul.. laiaMon, -1 Sa -J I
JK X13., latal, ,' (44
iaSi:;,'i"u" "J-.uvirta. ; vi
(1J,'"-'wN.m.a,i aa4wJ0
niah'o, 0 In2 indttrnl 1'qullr. B to 2 tniTn
Uomt. 0 and 'J Ilstidlr. Oand 2.
Istelle rhot out lu front and showed tho
way aruunJ tli turn, followed by lount,
Kiulty nml Diablo, on tbo ar turn young
Limblov moved up suddenly with Count, and
betoro the others were an arc of It had gained
two lTisthV'load.
This advantage the others could never over
come, and count won by a scant length from
Kquliy, who beat Now tr Nover a length
fo-"f-'ce. Time 1.50 1-3.
Mu'.uels paid: straight, (42. TS; place,
si.,. iu. .'.i.i.vj paid $1:1.70.
nrrn uack.
l'urse $1,000; selling alltw.uiccs; Futurity
course.
llantm. WkqHi, Jntk,i. fin. lilt. Tin
I Tiiik i.m lt5..l.amb!!7.. 'J 1i l
Ixir.l Dalinonj lll'J,,IIattilltun. 5 S '.
' ' toi..liraDt., (i :H ai
Datlialr lUi..Hrue:l .... I 4 4
.t I li l"1,.(oiritt ..4 5 ft
.' iavv,Miit(1'i' 7 .it n
llirii-aut ,., Iii'i IVnn S 7 7
. nn'n-hn 10..slroii hi. :l H H
Dollj McCon lUO.AUaylon 0 V 0
I cue l.tjy Iij..lllku 10 10 10
1' t.Jleitirr -tun k 7 lo 5 and 3 to ft t Lord
( I.a'iiDrjr, 7 to 2 and item Oreat tluns, 8 to 1 and
.i It iioltr Mi'uu9, s to laudato 1; Uatiman,
lu to 1 and 4 ml.
HirdranT, lAtnl andfl toli l!lla,20tol and fl
toll Undo (Mill, 2iitol and H to ll ,Jnr. 4D to 1
ami 15 t.il; Hadro (Iraj, luo to land 40 to 1.
Iird Dalmeuy, Dagonet and Klla ran in n
close bunch from start to llulsb, Dagonet
winning handily by turecparls ot & length
torn Lord Dalmcny. who was a bead In front
ut KIH. Tinie-i.12 2-r.
Mutuels paid: Straight 12.28; place,
$8.10. Lord Dalmeny paid 12.
MXTB RAVE.
Tho Turf llandl-ap, with $1,230 added; one
mil.' and a quarter, on turf.
Starlm. trt.f. Jw. MralaM r.
RnonUII 11H, .HTural. ....... ft-t 2-1
llluaminir U(l..nttl trlck .. 7-5 1-2
Uonurfnrt IIS ..lmlilKj 8-1 2-1
TomlUl-r 12..Nartoa U-'J H-5
liar i 122.. Hamilton 4-1 C-.1
Won by nioamltig, Tom ltogcrs second aud
ltoiiuefoit third.
THE RACING AT SARATOGA.
Drlzzlo, at Lone Odds. Defeats
Lostor at tho Bpa.
fi4iiaroaA Hace Thack, N. Y Aug. .11.
Tho weather here tcday Is lowery and a
light rain Is falling. Tbero Is a fair attend
ance at tbo races.
JIRST RACE.
TurscgGOO; allowances; one mile.
Alarum. IfAr. Jofkeyn. Strutffhtlrttlmt.
1 lltlzale 124..Morrl 12- 1
2 Liiwr luL.tlnflln 0 6
J enatr 112..Shauar 4 1
IAn, Itran It.nmi.iel, ampoit, Halonica,Falia
and LUrctto alau ran.
Mzzctte, Versatile and Logan ran in front
to tho llnal lurloDg, whero all closed up and
Drlrzlo took the lead and won by a halt
lengthfrotn Lester, who was tbe satno dls
tauco from Versatile. Time 1.44.
SFCON'D RACE.
Purse 8700; for all oges; ftvo and a halt
furlongs.
Slarlm. Wrltlhli, Jorill. f rl blltlma.
1 Toano 113..Morrla 0-5
2 Lord llartj 110. .J. Flrno 11-5
3 Kutn 10.1..Talor 10-1
Mabel (lien, rleurette, Ulanobe Kaperania. Del
Deraonln, Urown beauty and Marj b. alao ran.
Toano was the nrst to abow at the fall of
the Hag, but was pressod by Mabel Glenn.
Toano came again In tbe stretch and won by
rour lengths from Lord Harry, who was tho
samo In front ot ltuib. Time 1.08.
TRIKD RACE.
Grand Union Stakes, lor twyear-olds ;
value 2,U00 ; six furlongs,
Starttri, rTtlnhtt. Jaeh'V'. Straight llttini.
1 due lln.,12. Van Knren 62
1 Imtuitry 0(1. .11. .lours 12-1
3 Mck..... m..boedeker 2-S
Falsa Attrena alto ran
Industry led at tho start, Nick soon took
command and led to tho stretch, whero one
forced lu front and won by half a length from
industry, who.bcat Nick two lengths for the
place Time 1.10K.
I'OUKTn RACK.
Merchants Stakes, valued at 3,300 ; one
ann a quarter miles.
arr'r. XTtiqhl. Jorlnti. Ftr'ohlbttttnt.
1 Dundee !)J..(lrlffin 4-1
2 .Santa Anna 10,1.. Morr, tj-fi
J Lovlander lift. ..I. 11nii... a 1
Klraberljr. Charade. Blltzen, Bade aud India
Itubber aWo ran.
l.oulandorandniitzen set tbo race in mo
tion, tbe latter going to the lead In tho first
quarter and leading to the last turn, when
hanta Anna went up only to be beaten by
Dundee at tbe wire. Lowlander third, a neck
from santa Anna. Time 2.00K
nnit race.
I'urso 500; seven furlongs.
Siartrr. WeilM: Jorityi. Rtr'uhl blUtttr.
1 Melanla 10l)..Tajlor 10-1
2 Halbrlgean 91. .K. lloane 8-1
3 fanway 110, .11. .Innta 2.5-1
Msrry lluke. Headlight. Lonion HIukkoui. LaT-
Im, l'oljdcta. Khaftan, Uimblor and Little Jane
alio ran.
flamblor started It, then Panway to th"
lower turn. Mclanlo rushed up and won by
two lengths from llalbrlggan, Fan way third.
8IX1U RACE.
Purse $300 ; a steeplechase, short course.
(irtfr. IIXe-Afa, Jerk tut. flr'jhl bntlne.
1 Hamtlorer 142., V. Callahan 2-1
J Futurltr l!U..l'loee 0-J
3 ht. Luke ,ir2..Ureen 0-1
Fat Uakler aud clamor alio ran.
Futurity led in a cantor to the nrst hedge,
when Sam Corey captured the front place,
an.twns not approached during the rest of
tho race, tlntshlng twenty-five lengths from
Futurity. Futurity was second and St. Luke
third. Time 4.1 SK-
A 15 TO 1 SHOT.
Warpaint Winn the Second Race at
Gloucester To.Dny.
(ItOUCISTER ItACS TRACE, AUg. 31. The
racos wero continued here to-day with six
well-filled races. Track fair, weather and
nttendanco good. ,
Flrht llace Fiitso $300; seven and r half
furlongs. Won by Maxim llllv. Wallace tl.
Beconcl, Heply third. Time, l.uitit.
Second liace Purse :iOO; lor twe-year-olds;
hellintt; llvo furlongs. Won by War
paint, West Side second, Estello F. third.
Time, l.oa. .
ihird Hare-purse $300; four and a hnlf
furlongs. Won by Prohibition. Klmstono
second. Klngsclere third. Time 0.50$.
Fourth Kace Purse aoo; nelllng; one
mllo. Won by Lonely; Pelham second,
Doublo Cross third. Time 1.44.
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.
awcnsTER IUce Trace, Aug. 31. Entries
and probable starters lor to-morrow fol
low: HrlHae-Fouraod a half furlonst; Mlllo.
nlaocm. 114 1 Markhamaud Moooraker. 112; .eb
Foi, t'atiuk, 110: Laoy Ballard, lOTilndlan,
SliamrntkanlProivrct, 108i Dobuualr. lli'ji lu.
land, lllil dorian (I. aud Auburn, lUlstlorrle
11.. 1U.I, Hliea, 101 lb.
Second lUco-Firo-elahtha of a mllet for two.
reaMide.-Artlllerr, I Wl, Hear tiuard, Harlequin.
Prior. John. 1UJ eaahi Want, Ml bllrana, 1101
irlght Le, b7l Little Nell and Helen Block, 84
Third 'lli-e-en and one-naif farlonfil mII-in..-lioil.n
It"l, 111! Ieju;i"r. 110 Ked,
1ID Munusiir, llOl Alarclil.l, 103! Maeacnila,
100 Auio, lOill Al" Artliet, lOI.ilnbbr Caloan,
luis.t. J. liealj, 103; Miujoir, 1UJ; Poreni,
100 H.
li.urtli Pace Slianda I alt furious; aelllnf.
Unavraj, 1101 lleatler. I10i Blackburn, 111):
Kr.pii, lull Au.odIi. 1(14; Haraaln, 1U1; Can't
Te'l, lOli SurpHii, lull r.oilmor. 101; I'artocn.
1C1: Voter, 101 Cunteit, V5 Major 11., VI i
yueio U'Or, 02 lb. ...
HUB ltace-Ilandicap ! ill and a quarter fur
lcnj. -Bunted, lit; Flatter, 108j Monoop.
lUri; llill.rla. lOtli 1 httbara. i05 ht. Patrick,
IOOi LUIIo K.. t8 Viklu. Wlb. .
butti Ilaoe-lllle and a ii(nnth.-Aliconquln,
Kblli, Hum-ide, Montreal. Birthday. Miuntela
Dear. Jim Mulliollai.d. Conaudrutu. Honul .1.,
ilfn.tlt, Border .Mln.lrel, Cba. Heed, Tolebbone,
Strauser, llulbtath.
Campbell Btlll Tenn: Champion.
NEwroRT, Jt- ! Aug. 31. Campbell, the
national tennis champion, retains the title
for anothar year, bating to-day beaten Hovey,
winner pt the ali-comeiV lourujment, 70,
80,0-0,7-5.
irk ey sniuwN ww.
Ho Puncho3 tho Bag and Eo
hearses Hia Now Play,
Corbctt Will Keep nt Ills TralnliiR
Untll Brtturdny Arternoon.
John L. Sullivan is taking thing! tolerably
easy over in Brooklyn, thinking mora about
his book and play than his coming light Willi
Corbett, There will bo a llttlo tnoro work
Uono to-day than yesterday, bowovcr,
Sullivan arosont 0 o'clock this morning,
and after dressing got up a sweat by a run
around tho handball court in tho roar of
Casey's place In Degraw street.
Ho breakfasted at 7, and after giving tbo
meal time to digest did some more work lu
the temporary gymnasium, principally btg
punching. Tbo next two hours were put In
at Holmes's Theatre, whero tho rehearsal ot
his play is in progress, in tho afternoon ho
docs about two hours work", and tho rest of
the time he passes quietly Id his room.
Tbo Sullivan party gocB South to-morrow
afternoon. The departure irom Casey's will
be at about 4 o'clock.
Iho party will urlvo direct to tho West
Shore depot In Hoboken, Wbenco tbe special
train lcaios at ft.30 o'clock. The route Is by
Buffalo, Cleelaud and Cincinnati.
Those who will go with MUllvan In his hand
somely tilted uppnvutocar"'Irttvellcr," aio
Johnston, Wakely, Ashtou, Casey, tbo dap,
Hilly Murgan and Frank Moran. New Or
leans will be reached Saturday evening.
Sullivan's aud Cornell's exhibitions on Mon
day night have given an impetus to tho bet
ting on their great tight. Lots oi pcoplu were
wntttng for a chance to see how tbo men
looked before placing their money.
unobetniadejestcrday was$tioot0 91,OoO
that Sullivan gois the wont ot the argument.
Another ot 3uo even was mado that Corbctt
does not win in ten rounds.
AI smith will bet ,ooo to K,000 against
Sullivan, while Bookmaker Luvlan will ulace
l-'.uou against $3,uuo on tho callfornlan.
Charley Jobnaton ban $lt),noo to go on the
big fellow at odds of 100 to 70.
At New Orleans the combinations with Cor
bett in seem to be going down in prlco a bit.
six to one against Corbett, Myer and Dixon
was played Bomo yesterday, nnd tbo price
cut to 6 to l.
In tbls city yesterday afternoon $300 was
bet at odds ot 5 to l against tbo Sullivan-SI o-Aullirc-Dlxon
combination.
Assort Pare, N. J Aug. 31. Jim Corbett
Is back to bis training again. Ho wus up at 8
o'clock this morning, bis usual rising hour,
nud after breakfast aud reading bis mall pro.
ceedrdto his gymnasium and went through
his routlno of work.
He will koep at tt until leaving time. Ills
Barty, consisting ot himself, Manager Brady,
enny Dillon, Billy Velaney, Jim Daly,
Wrestler McVey and Mike Donovan will leave
hero in time to catch the " corbctt special,"
which starts for Now Orleans from the Penn
Bylvanla Depot, Jersey city, at 4.37 o'clock
Saturday aiternoon.
'1 he Kocort " is the rame of tbe private,
car in which Corbctt and bis cohorts wilt
journey to the Crescent City. Tho car was
espoclally prepared for Corbctt at Washing
ton. It Is upholstered In blue silk plush and Is
luxuriantly furnished throughout. Two of
tho staterooms huvo been made Into ono by
removing a partition. Tbls Is at ono cud of
tbe car and will be used as a sleeping-room
by Corbett. '
1 he bed be has used at the Urady cottage
all summer will bo placed In theoompait
rnent. so Jim will cot sutler any incon
venience from change ot beds.
Back of corcett's room are two smaller
staterooms and then comes a library. Tbe
parlor oocuplcs about halt of tbe car. on tho
rear of which is au observation platform.
Between the private car and tho engine
will be tbe gymnasium car, which Is to be
rlggol up with all necessary training appliance.-!.
I he route to Now Orleans will be over tho
Pennsylvania and Piedmont Air Line. The
destination will be reached at 7.30 Monday
morning.
Corbett will be strictly guarded on tho way
down so as to prevent any annoyances or
accidents.
FRICK VISITS HOMESTEAD.
Apparently Satisfied with Affairs
Hugh Boss to Surrender.
HT AMOCIATCD ritEM.1
Homestead, pa., Aug. 31. II. C. Frlck,
Chairman ot the Carnegie steel company
(Limited), visited tbe steel irorVs this morn
ing and spent several hours Inspecting tho
various departments.
lie was apparently satisfied with tho prog,
gress made towards operating tho plant.
Tue advent ot Mr. Frlck caused a sensation
n Homostead, because of a rumor that Supt.
Dillon, at the Thirty-third street mill, had
Ix-en ordered to send for the old men, and Mr.
Frlck came up to have the mill here shut
down. This was of course denied at the Com
pony's o trice.
Members ot tbe Advisory Committee do not
bcllove that tho charge of conspiracy against
them will be taken into court, but that it will
be dismissed by Alderman McMasters at the
hearing to-morrow.
Hugh lloss left this afternoon for Pittsburg
to surrender himself and give ball on tho con.
splraey charge. Ho stated that he has seven
teen additional Indictments against tbo Car
negie nniclals, several being In tho United
States courts, which ho Intends pushing.
FIFTY ROUNDS TO A DRAW.
Oroggalns and Coatello Fight at San
Francisco.
1ST AMOCIATTD FIIEI1.I
Has Francisco, Aug. 31. a glovo fight be
tween Alex (Ireggalns, tbo San Francisco
middle-weight pugilist, and Martin C'ostello,
tho " llutTalo," for a purso of $-.'..r.oo, wnsspun
out all last night, noltber sldu gaining much
advantage.
'Iho pullco Interfered at tbo end of thorn
tlctb round and the referee decided the con
test a draw.
It was announced tbe winner would chal
lenge Bob Fltrslmmous to battlo lor tho
middle-weight championship of the world.
SUICIDE WITH A PARLOR RIFLE.
Herman Wendier, of Jersey City
Holzhts, Shoots nftnsolf.
Herman Wendier, aged forty-seven, a car
penter of 243 bbermnn avenue, Jersey City
Heights, shot nlmselt to-day with a parlor
rifle and dlrd an hour later.
No caute lor tbe deed Las yet been assigned.
Ten Drowned in Lake Michigan.
nv AfaociATtD mrsi.l
Milwaukee, Aug. 31. Tho schooner City
ot Toledo capilzed, and tbe captain, bla two
daughters and seven sailors were drowned, j
i
Paul. Paxl. rxl, rxl,
t ail-tobacco olaartttaa, 10 nuke pr pack.
y
THE TORI
Lamplighter's Victory
Stamps Him a Grand
Thoroughbred.
DWYEfl PURCHASES LOVELACE.
Garrison Can't Coax Tea Tray
Other Track Talk.
When Jockey Hamilton dismounted from
Lamplighter after winning the Twin city
Handicap yesterday, he inmarkcd tersely:
" He's some horse." Hamilton's opinion as
echoed by every ono who saw tho tnco run.
Lamplighter Is certainly " somo horse." He's
all bono and ono ot tho best thrce-ycar.olds
turfmen have scon for years. Yesterday ho
conceded weight to every horse In tho race,
nnd won hands down, leaving behind him
Banquet, Montana, strnthmcitb, l'actolus,
Loantaka, Aloha, ltcckon, Faraday, Tho
Pepper, Ilashtord and Lcpauto. A bet
ter field could not have been gotten
together and Lamplighter's defeat of them
stamps him a grand thoroughbred. Mr.
Plorro Lorlllard evidently knew what ho was
about when ho paid $30,000 for this son ot
Spendthrift not ten days ago. Tolay Lamp
lighter does not owo him a penny. Mr.
Lorlllard wou Just 91,000 over Lamplighter's
purchase price on his victory vesterdayanu
that extra thousand ho banded to Jockey
Hamilton as soon as the lrul dismounted.
The raco was ono ot the Dest of tho year.
It certainly was the best field that has as yet
started in ono race. Montana was a strong
favorite, Lamplighter second choice. Strath
meath third and Aloha lourlh. Montana ran
U suburban raco over again, aarrlson could
not get him going In the first quarter, but In
tbo run down tho back stretch ho gained
tapldly, and as they swept around the turn
was fourth, lapped on Lamplighter, whom
llamtltonbadkcpt In tbe front bunch through
out. Tbo pace makers l'actolus and Louu
taker tben dropped out of tho race and Lamt
Ughtcr straightened out tor homo a length In
tront of .Montana. Hamilton kept tbo son ot
Spendthrift golngeaslly to tho last sixteenth,
where Banquet camo with such a determined
rush that the colored boy .was forced to shako
Lamplighter up a bit. Ho won in band, how
ever. Montana was falrlv beaton. It seems
now as if Lamplighter should have won the
suburban had be been rlddpn as ho was yes
terday. A meeting between Itrnpllghler and
Tammany would attract tuausauds.
Best Brand was prominent (or halt a mile
In tbe third race yesterday.whon he xuddeuly
dropped back. It trausplred thai, ho bad been
cut down. Iho Injury is not bcrlous, how
ever. Mr. M. F. Dwyer yesterday purchased Love
lace from Mr. John Hunter. The price btuted
ts lii,000, hut this beams excessive.
...
Tbo Ehret-McLcwce stable should dlschargo
Jockey N'ai vaer. at once, 'ihu lad rode two
horses irom the brewct's stablo yesterday,
and failed to land either ot ihetu a winner.
Jockeys irom this stable are expected to wit.
with every mount, otherwise they will ho de
clared Incompetent and rccelio their dis
charge. Tod Sloano has been released from the em
iloy ot Wolcott Campbell.
m
There Is one liorso that aarrlson cannot
win with and that Is Tea 'lray. Tbe old
rogue rotuscs to try unless coaxed and Harri
son's coaxing methods aro pruelllng punish
meat with whip aud spur. Hamilton Is about
tbe only boy n ho could ever ride Tea Tray
with any degree of success. Yesterday Ham
Uioahad torlde Jullenln the last race aud
tho "Snapper" mouutod Tea lray, 'iho
horse rofueed to try and Slolpner bad no
trouble In winning.
e
It is reported that $20,000 baa hcon re
fused for tbo crack Western two-year.old
King Lee. Tbe offer, it Is reported, wus
made on behalf ot Mr. Lorlllard. 'Ihetulu
sounds rather ushy.
lockoy W. Hayward received $5,000 for bis
win on Morcllo in tbe Futurity.
Tbe Saratoga Association olTers a sperlal
purse of $1,000 for a meeting between tbe
two-ycai-olds Nick and Morello. No accept
uhce has been made by the lattcr's owners.
. .
Mr. John C. Carr is authority for tho state
ment that the tluttenburg track will not le
ouen until Oct. lu, wheu the icguUr beasou
closes lu this state.
.
Mr. M. F. Dwycr made one ot bis plunges
oa Lady Violet yesterday. He bet Uk',Auu
on tbe rilly to win $16,000. Mr. Dnycr must
baobad heart dlseaso In the final furloug
y. ben Lsdy Violet was been to be shut In
without a chance of getting through, dam
son, however, took it desperato ilianca and
fairly forced his way In between Prlnco
Oeorge and tbe Annie 1'. colt. Oncu through
tho gamo illly Jumped away and won by mo
lengths. It wus a narrow squeee, however.
...
Pactolus will bo hard to beat at a mllo and
n turlong. The company was a trlltc too
good for him ) cbtcrduy, however.
.
When Lady Belmont won the second raco
) cslerday t bo most disgusted man on the
trAck uus Ally Lukelind. Ho told tho illly
to Father Hill Daly about a luoutli ago for u
Ktnaii ngure.
...
W. II. Holler has purchased Sauntrrti from
thohcbuyjkm stable.
The talent is beginning to grow weary of
Saratoga form. Unit a dben good thing b.no
been pulled on nlmo sherpsue.id's meeting
began aud there are more to come.
STABBED BY A WOMAN.
Mazza Held tho Victim While His
Vlfo Deed the Knife.
Antonio Mario and his wile Ilosa had a
tight tbls afternoon on tho uldewalk in front
of their borne, ll'J L'lUabctb. street, with
Frank Bach, a neighbor.
While .Mono held Bach his wlfetabbcd tbe
man In the bedy with aknltc.luilhHIng a dan
gerous wound. s
Bach mi taken to St. Vincent's Hospital,
ana Juue ad hi vrlio were arrested.
FIGURING UP AN INCREASE OF WAGES.
BOLD POST-OFFICE ROBBERY.
Daylight Thieves Oot $1,300 In Perth
Amboy.
frrrriaa to thf Evrnifo wonT.n.t
Perth Aov, X. J., Aug. 3l.-Utwcen IS
and 1 o'clock to-day tho po3t-onico hero was
robbed ot l,-'00 In stamps and $ir0 In cash.
Whllo ono man engaged Postmaster Tleo In
conversation another picked tho lock ot tbe
ofllco door and cliancd out tbo money drawor
and safe.
Tbo thieves probably got out of town be.
foro thu robbery Mas dLscovcreJ and iho
police notified.
TRAINS CRASH AT WHITE HILL
Two Trainmen Killed on tbe
Pennsylvania Railroad,
IIMTTAI. TO THE EVEHIMt'Srffiitn.l -
Bcrmkoton, X. J., Aug. 31. Tbo wreckogo
from last eight's collision on tho CumUen
and Amboy branch of tho Pennsylvania Hall
road at White Hill, nlno miles north of this
city, was all cleared tip this morning, and tho
bodies ot tho two L.en killed heve been
taken to their homes.
The colliding trains wero 343, east bound,
due hero at h.vjo, and an extra drawn by
Engine No. l.oau. 1 bo extra w as made up
of empty passenger cars en routo to Camden.
Tho passengers on the east-bound train wero
severely ahuken up, but none was Injured.
Milliard 1". Lowls, tonductor nt'iraln 342
and Andrew Utile, engineer, wete Instantly
killed. Baggagomastcr bhlim ot the extra
train and Baygagcuiaster Leer, of Train 343,
ero seriously injured.
'1 he roud tso single track, ana nclltK r en
gineer knew ot tho others approach until
they wero within a fow yards ot each other.
coroner De Worth Is Investigating tho
accident. From the evidence already ob
tained by tho Coroner it would appear that
conductor Lewis was mainly to blamo for the
collision. It Is said that ho tried to run his
train to Whltehlll from Florence contrary to
orders; that ho knew tho extra train was
coming west on the Fame track, but bo
thought he could get to Whltehlll beforu tho
extru started from there.
SHE CAUGHT AY. M. C. A. MEMBER.
Lizzie Flanagan Held for Robbing;
Dlnan Meymerlan.
Lizzie Flanagan, kuown among her ofso
elates as "Hack and ltyc," w as held for ex
amination this morning In Jefferson Market
Court on the chargo of robbing Dlnan Mcy
merlau, a typesetter, twent)-ono years old,
living at 448 Third atonuu.
Moymcrlan Is a member ot the Y. M. C. A.,
and nhon ho started dowu Thud aicnuq tbe
night ot Aug. is bo had a certlDcate ot mem.
bershlp lu his pocket book and alco a photo
graph of his father, a diamond rln worth
$40 and two $." bills.
After uccompanj lng Lizzie Flanagan to bor
room In Kast 'lenty-aevcuih street ht
misted his pocketoook. Detective Sergts.
McCarthy and con; lost night arrested Llzrlc.
ACCUSES HIS BROTHER.
Stopbon Bhay Bays Michael Took
Ills Money and Turned Illm Out,
rrrcir to mr rvrii'Cii wost.t.'
Patmson, JJ. J., Aug. 31. Htxpheti Shay,
an old man who camo to Patersou fiom
Dayton, ()., about a week ago to Hie with his
brother Michael, who keeps a. saloon In this
city, was to-day sent to Jail as a vagrant,
having been found wandering In tho streets
last lilrfUt.
Ho said he had about $700 when ho camo
here, of which he guve bis brother $(110. Ho
said he was turned out of bis brother's house
jemcrday after his brother ban got possession
ot all his money, Tho old man l bilud.
salnor-kieper bhay denied th.il he took
the old man's money.
i i
HEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
To Operuto Linos from This City to
tlio West Indlos.
InV AfSOCTATFD mrsO
At ban v, Aug. 31. With a capital of
$10,000, tho New York bubmarlbn ua t Tele
graph company nas Incorporated to-day to
coublrucl and operate lines of telegraph,
telephone and suUnarlno obles, the ger.er.il
routu to be irom .Now York City to tbo Weal
Indies and south thereof, tho extreme points
to be connected belug Now York, Cuba and
San Domingo.
'1 he Incorporators aro Victor Vallette, hco.
vllloC. Wlllums, O.ctr Mohle, Ch.ts. II. Tan
ner, it New ork city; William lletry, of
ilujonne, X. J.; Flunk M. Algulmlau, oi
Diooklyu, and John Huge, ot XauesMUe, o.
Russell to 13 o Named lor Bonator.
IU AEIOCIATED rBK3,
llosTOv, Mass., Aug. 31. The Clot this
aiternoon buys: "It Is now said, on tbe very
best authority, that the Democrailo candl.
datotor Hcltod Mates 'Senator to succeed
Henry L. Dawes will bo John tu UukcU.
SEAflCHOFTHEBOHDENHaUSE
'
Marshal- Hilliard Tells How
Thoroughly It Was Done.
Expectation that the Taking or
Testimony Will End To-Day.
Ini AK.ocuTri) mr.. 1
Kai.i. Hivkk, Mass., Aug. 31. It Is the
general opinion this morning that the day
will close tho testimony In the Ilordon case.
Court opened at 10 o'clock, and ten minutes
later Lizzie Ilordcn appeared, leaning on the
arm of Iter. Mr. Jubb, bearing upon nor face
the samo look ot stoical Indifference.
Tho first witness called was Marshal ltufus
H. Hilliard, who said that bis attention was
called to the murder at 11. IT. Aug. 4. He i.ont
onicor Gcorgo V. Allen to tho house, and did
not go to tbo bouso himself until 12.30 or 3 in
tho afternoon. Tbo next officer sent was
Dohcrty, tben Mullaly, Medly, Dillon, Wilson
and others ho could not remember.
Medly is not in town now, but has been sent
to look after evidence that iter. Mr. Duck
placed in his bands, but witness declined to
state what.
When be arlved he mado a thorough ex
animation oi thn bay in tbo barn, the lumber,
looked over Into thu chagnoti i roomy, aim
also Into tho crowo and Kelly yards ; then to
the vault : then to tbo barn, where they were
overhauling tbo hay; then to the lower part
of tho barn, whero they Mere examining
about tbe carriages, searching tbo stalls on
the noith ot the barn and under tbo stair
way, lu fact, all downstairs; sent officers to
search other yards and then went into tho
house.
He taw Drs. Dolan, Cougnlln. pecklum,
Dutra u ad Tourtellot, but was hot poaltlvu
whether Dr. liowen was there or not. They
Mere then In the room where Mr. l)ordenrs
body lay and were In consultation.
ho looked at tue sofa, but could not say
whether any part of it was rut. nor could he
tell whetbor there were any blood epnts on
the head of It. There were blood spots on the
parlor door, but he did not notlie tbo chair.
Mr. llorden'S body was then ictuuved from
the lounge.
He went Into tbo front room, whers they
xald Mrs. liorden's body was tound, and saw
some' spots of blood oa tho pillon-shams.
'I he shams were produced aud Identified.
Hilliard said tbey nere given to him on
Wednesday, tbe loth, lie saw them onthe
bed, however, on Aug. fi. Tbo bdspread of
white was examined ard also the (hams. The
sham ltb tbe blood lay next to the bureau.
Nothing was dellered to him as tbo result
ot the search that afternoon.
On Frlduy morning, however, he received
two axes and two hrucliela, and the hatchets
were tne same as shown In court yesterday.
He did not make an Immediate examination
ot the hatchets when he received them, but
did later on.
tin Sunday morning a thorough Investiga
tion was made ot the hatchet with a powerful
glass by Dr. Dolan. The hair was iirst dis
covered on the hatchet bj unicer Kdsen.
Tho next hearch was madn on Saturday
about I'.'.ilO, caused by something which
ramo to witness's knowledge. It was dono
atter the funeral procession bad started and
the rooms Llz7le's room, tbe north and tbe
h'liiure or tront bedroom upstairs, wero
searched.
Milliard's examination was suspended here
to allow Ur. W. '1. Learned to testify.
Dr. Learned said he was a practising physi
cian here and nas at the uordeii bou3e ut
:i. 1.-. on ilia day ot tin tragedy atU saw Mrs.
Iiorden where she was lying.
Her arms were under the body and not up
pier her head. Thctewereat least a dozen
poraous there, among them several doctors;
that was just before she was taken dorrn
stairs lor the autopsy.
.Marshal Hilliard then resumed Tbe rcarch
was not a thorough one, but they examined
tbe bed thoroughly.
Hero the Distrlct-Attorncy said he was
willing to admit that a most thorough seatcb
as uiadu lu the house.
In conducting the bcarch In the collar,
Hilliard said a brick was removed from the
loner part of the chimney to soo whether
there ss anything thrown down tnechlm
ncy fromahoie.
Witness ruld Miss Kmma camo Into the
kitchen where honas nud said she wunic.l
them to make as thorough an examination
as possible In all parts of tho house, aud If
there were npartuientb unopened she would
mi ntsli the keys, mul kcis Mere handed by
l.rr to Mr. Jennings.
There as ono trunk In the upper part of
the house n lilcli u as hard to open, and Lizzie,
wltne-i thought, showed htm where the kei
I was. In any uud all ot the kearches, Hilliard
said, there Has nu attempt to hinder him
111 om inltliig a full examination.
At the comliulo-i ot Marshal Hilliard s ley.
tlu.ouy htnle Hitoeilve tleorge F. soaier and
.iqjii Dounell), a buck driver, gave some tin
1'iipcruiit ttstlnionr.
They wore tolluwod by Dr. Frank W.
Draper, Medical rxauimcrlorMitTolk county,
who wa proient at the autoprlcs .
Dr. Draper deicrlbed the Mounds on Mr.
Ilorden's bead which ho thought were m.ide
with au axe. There woa i,o evidence of a
crushing blow caused by a lutuiner. Uecess
waslbeu taken.
Cor. Boles to Opon Town's Campa'gn,
lit AMoriATED rul
Dxs Moines, Iowa, Aug.3l.-Oov. Coles will
open tbo Iowa campaign Sept. 13 at Missouri
YET ANOTHER WILD STEER.
He Kills Two Horace Eeforo Ho In
Put to Death.
Poltceuiau Sullivan, ot the East Thirty,
fifth street station, shot a runaway Texan
steer la tront ot 304 Fourth avenuo this
morning.
Ilia shot was not fatal, but K. Schroder, a
butcher, cut' tho steer's throat and ended tho
animal's career.
The steer escaped from tbe United States
Slaughter-Hotiso ' yards, at Forty-toiirtb
street and First avenue. Ho ran nlong Forty
fourth street to Fifth avenue, passed in front
of tbe Fifth Avenuo liotclthen alongTwenty
third street to Fourth avenuo, and up Fourth
avenue as far as Twenty -eighth street.
In his course ho gored two horses, ono a
Fifth avenue stage bono and tho other a
Fourth avenuo car horse.
.He hit several persons, but did not hurt
them seriously.
Ho caused a bad scaro among tbo people In
Madison Square aud on llroadway, near tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
LOTTIE COLLINS IS HEI1E.
The Famous " Ta-Ra-Ra" Btagrer
Arrives on the Teutonic.
Among the passengers on the White star
steamship Teutonic, which arrived to-day,
was Lottie Collins, made famous In two con
tinents by her unique rendition of Ta-ra-ra
Uoom-ae-sy."
she returns to America under the manage
ment of Charles Frobman, who will icaturo
her In the lauious ditty In the reproduction
of Jano" at tho Standard Ihcatru next
week.
Miss Collins Is no stranger to New York
vaudeville houses, alio having sung here fur
Rcvcral seasons up ion year or two ago. At
that time she did not achieve unusual promt,
nenco as a periortuer.
" la-ra-ra," lion over, Jumped her Into sub
stantlal prominence In a single night lu a Uin
ilon music hall, and she ts In this country to
show Just how aho dld'.H. Ilir husfcant Is
samuel p. coney, a termer variety show
manager ut some prominence.
SCARED BY SMALL-POX.
The Disease If. Spreading In Lonar
Island Cltr.
irrrrtALTo Ttir EsrxiNowont.n.1
Loxa Island City, I. L, Aug. 31. Small
pot is spreading In tbls city, seieral now
cases wero reported to tho Board of Health
tbls morning. The sufferers aro Michael
Dlld and bis six-months-old child, Mary Tar
gart and Patrick Mullen and child. They all
live within a tew doors of each other in a
thickly tettled portion of Iiorden avenue.
'lhere Is no pest-house here, and no arrange
ments at preseut exist with the Xen orl;
city authorities fortberareof persons suffer
ing irom contagious diseases, as formerly.
Tbe patients cannot be remoie I and there Is
danger ot the contagion spreading.
TILLMANITES WIN.
Hie Majority Will Bo In the Notch
borhood of 30,000.
IT1 or!ATEl PBEHi. 1
coixuntA, s. c, Aug. :il. Incomplete re
turns from thirty out of thlrly-flve counties
give Tllluiau, Farmers' Movement Domorrat,
10,737 majority for tlovcrnor oier Sheppard,
Conservative candidate,
Tillman's complete majorltj will reach
about 30,t)00. 'ihu Alliance eaudldatis for
Congrois show great gains.
CUSTOMS OFFICER ARRESTED.
Mexicans Seize Illm to Procuro a
Bmugalor'B Release.
I L.T AEIOClATrn i'itr.sa.1
Tccsov, Aug. 31. Deputy United Elates
Collector c. D. lttppe, ot I.anorla, went net os
tho lino )csteriU and was luimVdlntcly
arrosted b Mcxloans and taken to satita
truz.
Iteppo'a arrest was for tho purpose of bold
lng him as a horse-thief ti r the return ot a
Mexican smiu'gler vthom be brought here for
trial. .Mr. I.ltieros, of tho Me.ilcm customs
crWcc, at Xogales cent ordets to lelease
lieppt'.
SPENDING THE CITY'S MONEY.
$200,000 in Bonds to Eo Issuod for
the Annesotl District.
Tho Hoard of Estlmato tcday authorized
tbe IsMioot f.'OO.OOO worth of csicssment
Loads to pay tor public Improvement tntuo
Annexed District, and distributed $58,000 ot
Ilxelse moneys among cbarltaulo inttuu-tlous.
Unlzlirnml si A ll-Tobnrco Cigarettes
mad by Taos. U. llatxt "Bktweestue lota,"
ll.TAoa tobaocct "Itnawi," .Virginia lobaooo.lOo,
''U At Ouui," deointio tebio. , e. Cat, 18 Jd. ,
,-k rt .fyjllfef y'fj4aL'ffi
EXTRA, j
CHOLERA I
is ai
--m
22 Deaths on the ln-,fl
Gomins Steamer I
Moravia. 1
Hoaltli Officers Think 1
I hey Can Stop It 11
at Quarantine, j m
i9
Disease Is Pronounced m
the True Asiatic m
Scourge. J
'V'.tH
- tm
Dr. Jenkins Orders the i
Pest Ship to the
Lower Bay: ; 1
I9
Immigrants Who Died from tli 'm
Scourge Buried at Sea. . 'H
3m
J'ifaal
Teutonio Also Detained and Her. J$M
Passeneers Eiamiued. Wm
, 1
ffrxcTAf-TO Tirr rriirrxn woatn.1 fiJaai
CjtiAttASTiNE, s. I.. Aug. ill. Dr. JenUtuffjj
states that the ship record ot tho staamcrr"'B
Moravia, which arrived last night from Ham- '-vi(H
burg, shows that there wero twenty-two 'IIH
liaaal
deaths during the .voyage, twer.ty children -M
and two adults. iH
Tbe ship's surgeon diagnoses tbe cause as iigtJH
cholerine. "lnM
The last death occurred on the 28th. 'v-'Jai
All tho victims wero burlod at sos. tH
The names ot tbo passengers, who died are ,4H
as follows: :MB
Aua. 19, 1'. ltullclnakx, acdlaTn aootai, 0 A'iijH
Frniila. f.fe'laaaai
Aur. 10, l'rl. nallanbark, sed ntnomonthl. 'uiH
Ann. -0, Paallna Mattauka, acd lcro moBlba", S jB
of 11. i". XH
Ads. 3U, A. Schtstiawltr, aced tlx rar, of j?.tjB
rulanJ. TH
Ant. 20, Iiola Mtlbali, aid I lira )ln,o 4iH
Hrisr. JH
An. S3, lln lei Mrtill. apJ Bra jrtt). fM
An. -U0, Melta Mlrlll, a;4 olua yaan, of jB
Inland. H
Auc 20, 1'. Mrthnlke, ad Hts yean, of Ilaate. '.CJyB
Aui. SO, V. U?rniteln, aced tno and a bait i3H
yeara, of 1'uland. al
Auj. '21, II, liolnltz, aged oue and a half rear, '-''fH
of rolanJ. ;'5'1H
Auc. 21, M. r. Kutlch, a(d actaa raonttm, of 'fSjU
Trvajla. .jaH
A'jc. 23, R. Mlrlll, aced tiro utrf, or PoUmL .;
Anj. 2), M. lUtoawla;, axoi thlrt jeir., of ffB
Trurala. IvH
Aur. 23, Iloiaielepalir. at twtnt.nla roan, 'kt;fjiM
of l'rcsia. ivl
Auc. "J. Iirael Uuiemton, ar Bt laart, of SjH
Po'inJ. t-.ISH
A ii jr. 23, China Illnme Cohn, a; foar Tear. ''ffH
of PjlanU. trfKil
Aitjr. 23, Itrltr Colin, ago thre jcar. of Poland, jvH
A'J. 23, V MclinrJitorrltt, ata rnti montla. P3H
' of Polaud. r Vl
Am. 27, Vara Bit uirjr, ad two rears, of 7j:B
lVland. vl
Auc. 2D, C. Itshn, aced l" rn, of Poland. '1H
Aix. '-, boanrlcha Czarayias, agd alx months H
of 1'ulind. , lvH
Au,:. 23, llanliu litudtn, a:ed tiro jeata. of rfH
Pu'anl. (KricrlrdljtSieiurifonoI tlj.Morail AflH
ai Darldl. Iv.itl. ) .H
The sufferers from menslns on board wcre'MB
r.lllll.-ahn, aged four years, ot UussU, ac'd iSk
l'ol.e bchneldrrmnnn, aged fit years, ant) ilmM
hara schneldcrmann, aged thre years, botu' 'iH
of Itustla. r--l9H
Two women passengers, also sick ot tJI
same dlseaso, am now lu hospital on tblffl
steamer convalescing. '.IJH
Iho .Moravia's steerago passengers areolV jJH
from tho cholera-Infected port ot Hacburg.'j'IgjB
and Dr. Jenkins is therefore certain that, tbB
ship's surgeon's diagnotis ot cholortne isla-.iHB
1 'V, -HiTaaB
correct. ''VIH
Uehi3tuaajoiraDgement3,tJr ovaila'C TH

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