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I RECKON WINS.!
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p Mwris Filly Carries Top
I' Weight and Wins the
WoQdlawn Handicap.
I KILDEER FINISHED SECOND.
B Chrysalis, at 30 to 1, Captures
I 4 the Two-Year-Old
Race.
f ' ST. FELIX WINS THE FIRST,
j-
"- , Parvenue Scares AH Out but
Joe Carter and De-
feats Him.
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linOltl. TO TBI ITKHIHO WCBU),
OliyiaiMU Hici Thaci, Bept. 21. A sU
lurlong dash lor three-year-ulds and upward
was the first event upon which the pulillo
tt . wagered U dollars at Clratcscnd to-day. su
lellx, on pu'illc torig, was the faTorlte. Ills
good third to ltosa II. and Adolbert yestei-
day, coupled with the tact that he had ten
pounds off, made him look a good thing.
Ue won from nag to finish, much to tlio de
light ol the plungers. Ella, on her second to
Stonenell, a ten days ago, w as second choice,
and had a considerable following, she got
aM poorly, and the otTprt to get up cost her
the place, tor she died away in the last fifty
, yards. Homer, third choice, Jutl nipped
i Daguaot out of lb place. Lyceum wan In It
c . until the other, commenced to race, and then
' ' hc.dropnca Into last place,
ssks. ir!VffW& scared out all but Joe Carter In
"""""Tbs taooud race and the betting was -yory
B light, Hitidu. as an odds-on favorite and
H lm v on easily by a length.
B .upuuloa wag htfavuy played to win tbo
H t biro rtct, and was deieated only because of
M Hard luck. Ha got away poorly, was lutcr-
B ured with on the turn, shut out In the
M b retoh, and finally when be did get an open-
H lug came so fast that be bnlshed third a neck
m l clilnd Papoose, oolt, wbo bad made all the
B lunnlngonlyto be beaten on the lObt by
i'lir8alls, a:0 fo X chance.
1 'I'hc latter cot away next to last, and came
M "lili ,i terrific rush at tbe end. llalndrop
mil) 1'roclda bad bosti of backers, but were
B ituplaccd, tbougb close up.
TJih races were witnessed by 4,000 people.
1 he weather waa periect and the track last.
H ' TlUSTHiOB.
H A sweepstakes, with 1,000 added; six
1 furlongs. v-
B Slarltrt. W(oH. Jaclry$. Flrt. lit. Fin.
1 hi F.llA ,IMt ,Hla .... 6 Ui II h
Homer . ....... ,...iQt, Yattlsftsld. 3 ft 2"
I Disont i, Tni ...... l :m ai,
7 lilla llOl .Uumt . . 4 4
m I .jr. mm .UU'.BIms ...... 4 'JS 6
BM1. U., 01..J Uiubl.jr 6 H 0
Post Bsttlng-SJr I alii. 0 toSand 1 toil; Kill,
:l tu 1 sad 4 too. Homer. 3 lo 1 aort .van. Dago.
nt, lo I spd 6 to t. Lyceum, 5aud3 to 1,
Hello b., 100 and 311 to I.
1 St. KcUx went to the front In the first fur-
long and led throughout, winning easily by a
length and a half from Homer, who Lipoid
Uaf onet on the post. Tline 1.14H
MtiiueU paid; Straight, 14,U5; place,
iVSpJ $7.70. Homer paid to.7..
HCCOXU UACK
H Heavy Handicap Sweepstakes, ytltb 1,000
bJ added ; one wllo.
Par?eaue lis, DoxfeU., 3 11- 1
J JoeOarter 87. Ttioipe ..13 i
BbJ PottUettloc-Parvtuu., 1 toll and oat; Joe fir-
tVJ tor, 7 to 1 ana
H I'arvcnuo wool lo the front lutbellrst fui-
long, and leadlni; all the way won easily Ijj u
j epittb. Tlle-l.4!;.
1 Mutuels paid t .70.
H THIRD RACK.
H Sweepstakes for two-ytai-olds; Willi!, 000
J added; belling allowances: neelghlhs 01 a
J mile.
iPSV SiarUri. WtlaHt. JuKti. Hn. Ulf. tin.
Hf nrjinU J" .l.l.imtilrll . 'J I"
jl FapooMoolt... .lUJHHeuu 1 u V"
Japoolca VS. Doiaett. . H I. .11
tUludrou UN ,'lrl J :
f l'rocida !" 5liJelci.. i. ft I
I .ltlj 1C litriou....
Jellla Uill..., llu llrjeat . 2 7
f (.a'jutha .... lis MoDU II 10 H
1 UtadiorTalU 107 Col HI 11 V
Sialirllbt 10 Hli 4 I H
Puilliia loo .lilil.. . i Kit
J Uopor, Ill M'lalferljlJ 3 I J
Ho.t Betting lapotifia, 11 to ftnnU 4 to ,) Tro-
4.lda,4tulai17to6, Kailiilrop, 4 to 1 autl 7 to 0.
if Papooeo colt, 7 and 3 . Heabrlclil. 10 and 4 . dtlrtv,
lanil ft. UuPeep. 30aml H, UhriMlln, III unci 10,
Bajfe Hetca or Talle.fto idJ jii ilmle l.oe 11 , tlo auil ia ,
X loalf, COauti to. caltutba, loo and 4U.
H Papoose col( piode the running, followed by
W v. Jessie Let. II. colt, bcabngbt and llalndrop
, close together. In tbo stretch I'npooite colt
J v appeared to be running easily, and he led to
J wltblnafew yards of the wire; tlienthrja.
J alia shot out ot tbo bunch with an electrical
J rush, and won a pretty race by u neck from
Papoose colt, wbo beat Japonlca a lack.
'llme-1.03s.
Mutuels paid : Straight, 8." CO ; place,
f 451.3ft. l'apoose colt paid cna.0j.
H fODRTlI B0C-
iVB Th Woodlawn Handicap: sweepstakes of'
K S.'iO each, with (1,500 added; oao mile and
J threc-sixtcentus.
B siariin. Wtitlii. jotltv: sin. Hi,n,
V Keckon WO .LlttteftVd. 2 1 11
Klldeer ,105..hlnj 1 .! i
. Uemutlt,. 110 N.rrati .7 bb
looaoeii irj..Trl S & 4
I'ldeho lllt.,J,lduiblr 4 '.'! ft
Vaotmten U0..A.Co,l'g'u 3 4 0
Llille., .,..104..llfrgq ., I. II 7
PoXBattiai-Reekon. 3 to 1 and 4 toi, llemulh,
3 to 1 aad eveu t Van llurn,7 to3aod o toft. Kit-
SH deer. 8 tot dStuJ; Leonawill, 8 to I aud ft lo
H 3 ! ridello, U to 1 and 4 to 1 ; LUlie, 4U to 1 and
H to
iH lteckon, tbougb carrying top welght.twent
H out In front, and. making all the running. won
H cleverly by a length and a half from Klldeer,
H who was six lengths In irontot liemutb.
H Time M.0H4.
Mutuels nuld: Htralght, 13.1i; place,
m t.8. hllder paid 115 40.
iH nrru Kit
H bweepstakea, with tl.ooo added; penalties
m and nliuHituct'ij tliroe.ciuartera or u mile.
aW Kln'oo. 133 ,1rl 1 It H
aa:llrob'f..lcnmicOflttr i : v
aiorDar ....,,. !U7..Uer -tr 3 a
SjVcfK l'orti)tlloc-Kluatou, i to 1 and out . Qaaenfe
tfM Trotnde, 1 J to ft and 1 to 3 1 Major Dilj. 30 t ac
V Kingston led from eta rt to finish and won
easily by a length from tiuocnt Trowbridge, I
wuibon Major Daly two lengths Hum
Mo. Mutuels paid: straUbt. til. 15; place, fi.SO.
tjUccnlo Trowbridge puld ".:i.".
SIXTH KAOC
Swcepstake with 11,000 added : scUInt;
allowances; six furlongs.
. nmm7 -.-
SMrlr ThtM. Jnektua rrtlfAt. Vla'f.
O.rl,- nj .sniHeld.. S-l J -I
Alualde U1 ..I l,an01r 7 1-J
VoUt .,107. Narvaer .... 1; 1 fti
Hob .Sutherland III .1terl 23-1 I! t
lluth Hit. A. Cmlnjtoi. J 1 4-
tlaiUli 'I ,1'rnn 4- I aim
Kn.p... Ill .A.fUjton.... 8-1 3-1
Klavllla won the sixth race.
Bob Hutberlitnd w as second.
Aloalde waa third.
THE RACING AT GLOUCESTER.
Berwyn Oetn a Brnckot nt the Eoutb
Jersey Track.
rrrxriar. Tn the avrNivci wonro.t
(ILOICESTKR ItACI 'IHACK, bCpt. "Jl. TIlO
racos were continued hero to-day with a
well-filled card but uo special attract Ions.
Ibo weather was One and track fast. At
tendance large, llerwyn won tbo first rnco
from a large neld Ir. handy style.
First ltaco Purse lloo; four and n half
lurlongs Won by llerwyn, Prospect atuoud,
'tradesman third. Time o.now
second ltace Purau (,loo ; six turlnngs.
Won by Hear tluard, Warpaint second, Irish,
town third. Time l.ltrti.
Tblrd Hace rurae t'lOO, five turlongs
Won by lied Elm, Topmast second aud llob
Arthur third. Time i.ousj.
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.
Iiractit. to the rrrttita wolp,1
OlodcesterKick Track. Sept, m. Tbe fol
lowing aro the entries and probable startcrt
for to-morrow :
tlrpt ltace Soren eighths of a mile, celling. -Hobby
( alnan. I.lttle Vvillle, Iaiuihb K.. .Mountain
titer, WaUh Me, 104 "soil, Uarlui, UO, llettle,
Vibration, u3 each; Montreal, Mieslve, llorder
Mluatrel, 10A earh, Irrjlangtr, 101 ,
tleuoad Kaee lire-eUhtlift of a tad, lwo.ear
olde, eelllng. One, lift, tlharcoil, tVang, I tee
land, lOi lb. oaoh
'third Race-On mile, selling -Kaplden, 1 11,
llorlmor, tlarrieon, Pluti Allen Archer, 100 etch,
Count Me In. 103: a!laco)l . 11)0 lb
loqrth haje 1bre-iuartere or a mile l.ocan,
Judge Poet. f.nrd llerrj. ll'i eei.h, Capt, llrown,
lllOi 1 lattery. 10J Kobneta. 7S)h.
tirtn ltace 4llls, Hit anil a ouarter lullonc--Prlecilla.
10li A. u. 11., 103, Mamie 1! ll.,ri.l.
Arthur Ilerll, 118 It)
htxth ltace ielllng, mile and a eixteenth
(has Heed. Beuelit, lllrthilaT, t'ltlzen. Amcj,
Kltisldle, Kerslone. ltichl, Peinnnre. Poverty,
tllbner, 1-blts, Teleph.olif, 4'aiter, lluckrye, 13.',
lb. each.
RUSTICUS WINS A BIG RACE.
For tbe Leicestershire Royal Handi
cap Stakes of 5,000 Sovereigns
f r AesociATFn ritKse,i
Lomiov, sept. m. run was tlio eccoiiiI
day of tho Leicester Soptenibtr niLcllnsr.
The prlppipal event of the day waHlhcraiu
for tbe Loleesterehlru ltoyal Handicap Or
5,000 sovereigns.
It was won. by. Ham&r llass's six-year-old
blaok or chestnut horso Hustlcus, by
Hermit, out of Ma Belle. Baron do Hlrsch'R
three-) ear-old bay colt Wludgall, by (laniard,
out of Windsor, was second and Air. Dnbel's
four-year-old bay colt Worldly Wise, by
Isdom, out of ily Pet. third
Tho race was tor tiiree-j ear-olds and up
ward; winning penalties; one mile stialgtit.
HARRISON INVITED TONEWYORK
He Will Try to Be Here on One ot
tho Ooiumblan Days.
Iut arsoriATin prfij 1
WAftHlMiTO, hepu til. A commltXeo of
gentlemen consisting of lien. Horace l'oitcr,
(Jen. Martin T. McMahon, State senator btcw
art, George v. Clausen, 1 nomas J. Brown,
Itobert J. Hoguet and Charles 0. 1'. Wable,
jr., tJecretary, representing tbe city of New
ork, to-day called on President Harrison
and invited him to attend the rolebrutlon
thereof tbe anniversary of tbo dlscotory ot
America.
Ihecommltteo handed to tbe President n.
bc.iutliully illuminated intttatlon Intlos.'d m
u box of American ash mid mountod with
gold.
'I he President said that he was deeply grat
ified by the courtesy extended to hlin by the
people of Now urk, and tbit ho nouul maku
every endeavor to bo piesent.
It would be Impossible lor Mm to attend
during all the flvo days, but, under favorable
conditions, be would bo In .New Yar for one
day.
HANCOCK AND GREELEY STATUES
Location Fixed and Permits Granted
by tbe Park Board.
'Ine Pail; Uoaid wasnotlllrd to-day that tho
Huucock .Memoi lal Assodatlon hud ugreed to
accept the suggestion of Mi. Vuux'that tho
statue of Ucu. llant-ock sliould bo eyeilctl on
tno south side ot llancor!; wiauaro. 'Ilia
st tlun Is mi the ground, as Melius most ot
the granltu foi tho pedisUI, and it wus asked
that permits be granttdso tint the work of
constructing tho pedestal may bo begun at
once.
'I ho Board Issued tbe tequlred penults for
this work, and nlso giantea permits tor tlio
consti tuning of temporal) buildings at tho
siteor tbuiiraut tomn iiocestar) mi tbocou
htructlou ot the tumli and iiiouumont.
A report as icctlud Horn I uuil-xape Ai
thltuct Vaux that alter careful lousilerallon
nf the nuestlou tlio tirteloy natuu at lb."
upex of lli" tllanek at MMli avenue, liroad
way and TblrD-iblrd street sin m Id men tlio
east. '1 Ills decision was sitlsfacto'y to Hid
members of t he tlreeley .Monuintut Associa
tion, and permits were Issued loi tin work.
Ineligible as an Elector.
UT AiaoriATrn fares I
Kisiioios, Sept. ai. Ibe provlilou of tho
United ttalcs statutes to which Chairman
llarrlty, of tbe Uomocrallc National Com
mittee. In a circular rails attention Hint
bank dlnctora are not ellglbln as electors on
tbo National ticket, aflecis Dr. David
heniicd), who Is the elector on tho Demo
cratic ticket for tbo Eighteenth lilsiritl.
Esquimaux Start for the Fair,
lm istuCiATCD rsr.s, I
Cuiciuo, Sept. ai.-blxt) htiiuliuaiiK, ac
companied by several hundred (logs and a
number of reindeer, h ivo tailed from Labra
dot. They will mo all Winter In theEscMit
mau Milage, comprising throoaciea In Jack
bon Park, Chicago, liming the World's Fair
they will give exhibitions with Ihclripecullar
canoes and firearms.
Wlr News in Bilef.
MiojhorMS In JiI)Tir' CtfUDtrJll.,liAtdtrJ
of d.tftua wnlch rvceiublea dittatr, but it
wort (tl nd ctursi inort mdden doittii
U bleven, tho Lio hot1 of 16JJ, Id the
Loni, U. gflhutUrnarflti' onual tourn.
mt nt. broLu all vrtvltui i urd thtrw hy corlutf
jlft tlratiht tttitrtftlioti. twenttlvu it of ipu
I .1 bit twf uty.tite, un tti Orrediuoor Urget at JOU
jrartl' rtPffr.
ltd reported at largo, N, U., that 'Judc"
Short, ltadtr of lh mtiuriuu band t tattlt
tntM. wltn heaJquarttrt m the Had -Uiidt, ha
btta raptured and lnthed by ftnclituru and ev
ral of iiUUad kllUd.
Onlynmnda ol All-Toburno ('Urctloi.
madtbyTBOi. II. Malm "HSTWMittTHK Aara.'
Itavana tobacco, "UBavn." Virginia tiVaouo,10a
ULF UlMtcs. doiuo.tic touau.,.n;. f.n.14 4ft. '
WEBSTER'S JURORS.!
-'
Seven Havo Been Accented for the I
Bookmaker's Trial.
All the Witnesses in the Pcrcival
Tragedy nt Hand.
Thae-Jury Panel Kxlmustetl and the
Court Adjourns.
The work ot sfifclluc a Jury for I lie I rla
of Bookmaker Burton c. W cbslir for tbo kill
ing ot Broker Charles K (loodwlu, was con
tluutd before Justice lngrahain In the Court
at uyer and leriulntr this morning.
There wcro Jlready live Jurors In the box,
and It was staud that Justice Jngrabam,
being determined that this trial should not
outlast tho week, would sit till midnight, if
necessar) , tn complete the Jury of citizens
t but must decide ielween Webster and tho
people.
On tbe former trial of Wob3ter three days
were consumed In getting a Jury and six
da) 8 wero consumed In examining witnesses.
'I ho itsult was & disagreement, the Jury
standing eight fur ncqulttuL
Kvldeutly District-Attorney Nicoll decs not
propose to have a repetition of this result, or,
at least, ft will be no lault ot his If tlio Jury
falls to convict, for be has assigned to this
trial tlueo ot bis ablest assistants.
l'rauol I. Wcllmau, who achieved a wide
fatnoas a pi o-i color In his musterl) handling
of tbe llanls wlfc-polsnulngcase, the Minn)
ond'jtber casts', nas btcn Inducted into this
trial and bis splendid analytical powers will
be iDrought Into play lu cross-cxatulnallon
arvl In tho summing jp of the cise. Up will bo
supported by .Metsrs. stapler and Mclnljre
. Ailhui 11. (iowlHln, the )oungtr brotbci of
' Churk'R h. Goodwill, ami who was with Mm
down tu within an hour of the moment when
Webster emptied his pistol lino 'Jlurlc'i 1.
Goodwill's abdomen In bis own apartment In
the Percltal flats on Auj. 2, lhl, nrrlted
, from bis homo lu Mltmeti pells this lnmnlng.
I Nelson II. Hccord, of Chicago, who contia-
' tlicttd tho stoiy of ilyn tiranvllle, the
"common law wife" ot Webster, about (no
liuulis alleged by her in hate been ofliieil
herb', iioudulu on a eertuln occasion, also
arrtt d to-da) .
rami Koinalne. Uie old serving woman
aud VAebMcr's oesl witness, has recutt led lu
a BrookDn hospital, and will appear, and
William Mac 1'ai lane, the Janitor, another
witness for tbe defense, bus I eturned from
hurope, so that all of tho parties to the
tiagody arc at hand. .
"AmCiiRlbecltlznin examined to-day as to
blsqualitlcatlou fordnty as a Juror lu the
,trlalwas Benlamln II. Waterman, of Kit
'I'astlxty-mtb street, who was one of tho
jurythat convicted Ben All. or" HtucIij,"
the Assyrlau Arab charged with the butchery
ol Mary Brow o.oi "Old Shakeapeaie." Mr.
Wuterman was excused.
Webster, lu a modest milt of dark blue, was
cool and calm as always since bis arrest. He
has implicit confidence lu his lawyer, William
F. Howe.
1 he Jurors already accepted are:
1. James O'Kaue, bullucr, 1114 West One
Hundred and 'ihlrij -third street and :.'0l
Alexander at enue.
;. ltlchard Uotttl, clerk at IT Warrtn
st i eel ; :io." Kast scveui). fourth stiect.
u. ltlchard It. tloodrtch, tea merchant at 43
llairlsort street; 110 West oneUundredand
Fourth street.
4. James Ualstcd, drv.goods man at o'iT
West One Hundrod uudlwenty-ulntb and
o:n West One lluudrt d and Thirtieth street.
.. Patrick J. Ileinau. Lontractar, 4tll Last
One Hundred and Tweut)-Urst street.
il. John Lucas.ha'rdwarc.at 4U7 Amsterdam
avenue. HU est Llghty-sccond street.
T. Benjamin Keller, uillllneij, 4IH tight h
avtnuo simI :ioi West lhlrt) -fourth street.
At:i.'.o r. . clerk Waisb announcrd to
fudgo Ingiaham that the pane was ex
Jit isted, und the Court adjourned until I0.no
o'clock tt-morruw.
Arraltrnod for Fortrlngr tbe Earl of
Ziondesborousb's Name,
Inv AisoriATFP rais 1
LoMtOH, Sept. 21. Capt. Francis bcott
banders, tormorly proprietor Of tbe Lyric
Club, wbo was arrested on tbe charge ot Ujv-
H'g forged tho name ot the Larl of l.oudesor.
ough tu bills for x'3,7:i.l, w as arraigned In the
llarlboiough Htreet Polite Court t.day.
am Lcul", the notorious inonej lender, ti s-
tltlid that lie had discounted the bills. 'J be
I lirlsoutj-'s debts amount 'o xT.luu.
For Stats Railway Commissioner.
II aestHiAirn iuki
l.iuiuA. hcpt.I engineer Thomas Mian,
of tho HUaware, lackwnuna and Wislein
Itallw ay, lu this city, was it -da) , at the 1 bird
UN Annual contention of the llrolhcihood ot
locuuiouiii Hiemtn, now lu tession In t'ln
climutl, Indoistd foi htute Kallnay Com
mlssionci for tho Mate of New orkto sue.
cced.Mlcliail HKkard.
m
.tl r. ftubrrls Nnl Tal.eo till.
frfClAI 70 THF IVIM'll MStD I
Hiistisi. s L.bt'pt. '.'I III. Jenkins
sa)i that l'rcildcnt lloberls.of the I'tnnsyl
ama liallrnad, will not te allowed to laud
Inspected ulul all tbo passengers have betn
unill after given a clean bill ot health.
'lho Iron .steamboat hlrlus, wlileli came
don n to (Quarantine to take him off, lias re
turmd to the city without him.
Belden Wins a Flirbt In Onondaga.
II AfroriATrn rrrw.
MKaifK, Jbept. til. Injthe llllh dim Hit
Itepuhlliau Judicial couvenilon lu thoonair
dua County htcond Dlstilct contest ca;, the
lieUlen delegatinu, beaded b W. M. Not
llugliaui, wus udmltted nui Hie lllscock
delegation, heuded by Charlts 1. Idc. .
m pw -
Courtney'" Death Accidental.
A toronci's Jury this tuoiiiliig rclirned
tcidltt that William Courtney, wlin)oslerday
fell down stairs at 74 Bodford avenue, Brook,
lm. and broke his neck, ma an accidental
death, 'there was nothing to support tbe
theory nt murder.
Four Years for Dtuglary.
George Williams, tnenty-one yeara old, of
li'l West Tvventy-aeventb strtet, was to-day
sentenoert to four years lu stale prison by
Judge l'llzgrrald lu tbe Court of (leiftral
sesslous un his plea of guilty of burglary.
Prof. Qoortre Croom Robertson, tbe
Phllosophor, Is Dead.
t veenriAn, rnre
Losoos, hept. ai, prof, t.eorge (room
llolrrlson, tbe noted luslt utttr and writer
on mental philosophy, died lo-da). He edited
tiroto's Arlktotlt-," In conjunction with Prof.
llaln. aud was editor of illmli n 'urtrilv
l.eiletcuri'tlilin i-i? end I'Mlotophy,
t
IT WAS CHOLERA.1
i
Official Report as to Fireman
Knox and Coachman
Louis Weinhagen.
ONLY ONE OF THEM IS DEAD.
Steamship State of Nevada Is
Ordered Baok to
Quarantine.
J
NO MORE CASES DOWN THE BAY
Drs. Jenkins and Hamilton
Deny Reports that they
Have Quarrelled.
Ilewllli Department.
New torn, Hi-iit. 211 l l.t
(initial!
Tbe MircrniiM nnd ttie ilormrn wtin
made tbw bueternloulrul rxiimlnatiuns
rrperf i
"Lenta WrluhnKcn, of I I First elrt-tl,
who U new roiinletitit nt lltr Itrrrp
lion llo-nllnli rrvenUrd Ibr presrurn of
llr!llnin ol eliolnii Aetniloa. ,
tkFlrrmnu Jnlm linnx, nf ibr atirnm
nlitp Kiale l Nevutla, also cllrU, tSriit.
IN, ot rbnlrrn.
"IlKKltANN M. Illlifis.
'i:lVAIU A. IICMIA1I,
"T. ailTDHIM.I, IMtl'llllKN,
'fll'.Mti F. l.OtMII-,
"(It ibr Carni-Kle l.ttburslarv.
m:vaa ih c.ii.i.ni) hack.
llr. .IrntLliii. Orders ibtftfrivnihUIi lu
llrtitru to iuarRnllne.
IsrrriAi. to mr rnttvn wonLii.l
(LAKATlN, 8. I., fcpu ;!!. Dr. Jenkins
Issued an order at :i.:iOtliH nfternoon to be
served upon the Captain ot tbe steamship
state at Nevada calling the vessal back to
Oiarantlne. "! sV
Dr. .lenklns said: "Tho Htatef Nevada
came hero lu a perfectly hcaltfjy condition
from an uninfected port, and her cabin pas
sengers were discharged. Tbii agent wanttd
me to relea-e the nblp but 1 refused to do so,
as sho came under tbe twenty-day Urntl, un
less be secured a permit from the collector.
"The collector wrote me to release the
Nevada It 1 thought she was all right, and 1
did so.
I have recalled hor on account of tho
death of one of her stokers."
I1KAI.T1I ItffAKIf IH IIOPBrTI..
quarantine to Br Halted en Nevrrnl
Hiiaprrtt'd Heimm To-l)a).
Tbeie was almost an absolute dearth ot
cholera news at the office of the, Health Board
tblsmomlng. President Wilson wai at Ills
desk at li o'clock, and declared that, so far as
, be knew, the outlook was particularly bright,
and he boprd that the remalndtr ut the week
would develop no new cases.
Dr. ltoberls, Chief ot tbe Bureau of Con
tagious Discuses, was tbo flist to confer with
President W'IIsod, aud after lie made bis re
Iiortot tbe suspicious cases Investigated be
was followed by Dr. Cjrus Kdson, Sanltaiy
Superintendent, wbo received hts Instruc
tions regarding the enforcement ot sanltaiy
regulations.
At 10 o'clock Gen. Clark, the secretary of
tbo Board bung up tbo morning bulletin
which appears above.
Totfb Kvkniso Wnitio repoitcr (.en. Clark
said Ibat therepjilsof tbe biologists In the
cases of caual-uou Capt. Carr, wbo died at
New Brunswick from supposed cholera Sun
day; John htiox, tbe tlrrman on tbo Stale of
Nevada, aud Louis Wrlubagtn, of 14 1 lrsl
street, who Is now in tbo lleceptlon Hospital,
were expected to-di),and It was bellevtd
that the) would show that tl.c. men did not
have cholera.
Itriiurfa of Hnsplrloue i uern.
Dr. ltoberu said thlti inonillig that repot ts
of buspkloua cases requiting Invcsllgallou
are still toiiilug 111, and his Inspector base
llielr hands full In determining whttutr the)
ui r t r are not cholera.
I ti u cases of suspicious cuiirittct wero tc
moved to the lieceptlou IlLspllul tarl) ibis
moinlog lur observation, Di, Huberts, said,
but be illd not think thuyvvouM turn out to
be cholera. One patient was .Maiy ilurph),
who vras found surftrlng at d.l i herr) street.
Tbeolhet vvaslleni) Kngcl. who was tuken
from the bouse 14 llrct strict, where
louts Weluliagen, tbe loaclimau, was
found last MoiJuy night. A seinl-'iuaraitlm-hns
been pl.ued ou tne Cheny siiett house
In tho sbape ot an Inspectoi, who will look
out lor new cases ut dtsrrbtri! OUr.ises and
report the same lo tbe Health Board
lltinrtiiitlnt Italsrilo.i rrrn lltmera.
(juaraiitliie ou seven housts nhtio Dieie
have teen cuisf susjieclod tlioltia will lu
raised to-day. I Ills Islullunlug an older from
I'resldeut W llson, wbo has dscmed It sale to
witbdiaw the Inspectors and pollcimrn fioiu
the suspeeied places.
follow lug aru tbe bouses dOiU'nated-
I6i5 Maioo avenue, trltere 1 'IwsrJ Hooim, die t.
1704 heruu I sfeuuc, werr Mr t irUtia He.k
died.
Js I'ai t rtstitfliflb itr--i liei 1'eiei.t alls
nan die,
3J1 risl lhlrtjr.rir.t street, tvliep, Merjr Cud
n-trte ItveJ, and 6ji becooit arenue.Ml ere she mas
found III.
S7'J Tenth sTenue, where Cl.sr'el MrAvor ttistt
ffiS i-leventb aeenue, where the Wifnisnusdled.
One of tbu cases reporttd for Investigation
to the Bureau of Contagious Dlstasts was
that of WOiselek heolmer, l went) .one lears
old, who vras found sick at mid
night at Kleventh street and Second
avenue b) a pollcnuan. An am
bulance surgeon lrom Ji-llcvuu Hospital
relusid lotake him anil pointed tbe IkUUt
Board. Inspector llrjant went on Din cull
and found the man suffering ft om Inflamma
tion t-f tho bowels.
Tar Case or Yer I brw t ub.
1 nc room at 14 .Molt strut, where the
Chinaman IcuCueiv Wahdled, Is under strlu
niiaranlliie to-day. "tbo two roommates o(
W'ub aie not permitted to Itave their apart,
rami, nor are the other tenants In tbe house
allow wl to visit them. In other respectsthe
quarantine does not mttrfero with tne com
ing and going of tne tenant'.
cu tbevv Wab," aald 1'ollcet C'apu Warts
THIS IS NOT THE WAY TO PROTECT THE PUBLIO" HEALTH.
to an Evemmi W'niini reporter, "was an in.
vctertilo opium smoker, aud the chimera are
that his deatb was due mure tn that habit
' thau to clmlrru. '1 be man seems to bare bad
no p irtlrular occupation."
About t no weeks ato 1 ee Chew Wab began
to complain ut tilarrluva. He did not, how
ever, think tbe matter verlous enuugb to call
In a doctor until resterday morning, when
Dr. Wilson, of tin Park street, waasiiniinuuid.
l'.vcntheii Wall's sickness was unattended
with cramps. At 1 o'clock In the afternoon
bu collapsed, und a few tnlnuten lattr was
dead.
lhe bod v, bedding and other effects were
removed three hours later to t ho hospital at
tint foot of Kast sixteenth street.
A bnloglcal examination will alone deter
mine tbe true cause of W'ah's death.
'Hie cninaman occupied a real room on the
first noor. In the trout room Is a fiult store,
the coutenlH ot which were removed to bu
burned, (in the floor above Is 11 Chinese rt s
Uurnut. No outsider will be allowed to pat
rontre It nntll thi'ipiarantlne isremoved. t
HI Mott street Is tbe .loss boue.
'I be Chinamen of the neighborhood are not
alarmed, as they do nut believe that Wall
bad Aslutlc cholera.
ho Miorfril This Morv r
One thousand dollars reward Is offered by
Schwanrachlld ts. wulxbrrtrer, wholoaale meat
' dealers at First avenue and Forty-rlltb
I street, tor the approhenslon nnd conviction of
Olui.pa0iurlinarralaMihetatfvenithat
' Charles bchmldt. wbo sold mi'ni to people
1 said lo have died from cholera, purchased
I (ConfDtwed 01 Aerond i'nqe.)
I RUSSIA'S SENSATIONAL NOTE.
Addressed to Turkey on the Latter's
I Bulgarian Relations.
f sv aaaocf atfd rarsa 1
I ('ONSTANTiNoriK, Sept. Ml. ltussla has
sent a note to the Porte tilling Us attention
to the fact that serious consequences may
result from tbe relations now existing be
tween Turkey and Bulgaria, which Russia
holds are contrary to tbe provisions of exist
ing treaties.
Tbe note bas caused a gtcal sensation In
Turkish official circles.
UNDERWRITERS CONVENE.
A Sail on tbe Bay Arranged for
I Tills Afternoon.
I Ihc third annual convent loa or the Na
tional Association of Life 1'nderwrlters, lo
last tbree tu)s, was begun this morning nt
Carnegie Hall. Over one hundred delegate i
were present from every part of the country.
1 be Convention was colli d 10 order b) tho
chairman, Charles II. llaymond, ot this city.
Director of a Suspended London
Bank Attempts Bulclde
1st AsaocUTrn rarse 1
I-omios, sept. "Jl. William Hlotvltt, one of
thu dliectors of the l.ondou uud tieni ral
Bank, the falluicot wblth was announced In
these despatt lies of Sept. '.', was found today
In Ipjilni: 1 nrrest, with bis throat cut und
wlllij i.-lics in one ot bis wrists nnd one of his
legs.
lie Is still alive this evening, but ph)slclans
sly his case H hupeless.
South Carolina Democrats.
1st ASsoriAiin rar.i.l
Cm t Mini, s. C, sipt. jl. 'I be south
larollna Democrallo lonvetitlou met at l'j
to-da). Dr. Sampson Pope, ot Newberi).ns
'( hull maii,i, ingraliilatfst the Convtnllou tin
,tli" fael that soulh caiolltm had tbe
I Deuioerocy n Its ptiill). "I lielleve," sal I
he, "Ibat .11 tbe approaching election wt villi
.giro the laigct niajorlt) lor (lovoland tor
I President and llllman for (Inrernor that bas
1 ever is en given In south 1 arollno." These
sentiments are regarded as conclusive and
ixpresslvu of the convention for Ucveland
and no third part).
Irish Peer Decomcs a Vanrant.
lav jsFot iin mass )
Wivmi-m, Sopt. Ul.-Uird Pagln, whose
faintly Is one of the best In tho Peerage of
In land, has d en sent to Jail lor two months
fnt tagratity. He was uu Inspector In tlio
Itnvnl Irish cnnstaliuljr) aud draws a jkii-
iluu. Drink caused his tall.
1 Stnbbed In a Pn.ltlcal Procession.
Washlngtou Jacks 111 was held tor trial In
.IcrTerton Market Court tlili morning, chargej
I with stabbing slxleen.)ear-old Matthew
li-Kino.of .VJl We-l Tvveiit).siveiith atioet.
Tl.e Isns follovvid tlni Krtd llaffuer Hatter),
it thelittienlh ss' mbli Dlsulet,lastulgut.
Tlieologlcnl Seminary Opens.
' Thetieiiciat Theological Heninaryot the
j Protestant Episcopal (liuich,at 1T." Ninth
. avenue, opened Its atinu il term this morning
with the examination of applicants lor entrance.
I City of Purls Comes Up.
' Kirrtii to Tnr .trsisu womd t
1 ViAtiasTiNr, f. I., sept. 'Jl. 'lho city 01
I ails aiis released In 111 (Quarantine at tiu
1 (1 1 pKk and irrncetdcd to hei pier.
It Was DtfTorent.
IfV-uw SroJl'ys I
lie offered to sell me his cornet for IdO."
"That's strange. He wanted me to pa)
lloo foi 11."
cs j but ) ou live ue v t door to ului,
SOUTH PORTLAND CET5 m.
-
Release Ordered by the Secretary
of tbe Treasury.
Venertieln Has a Faster Vessel to
Watch Her Movements.
1 ha steamer Smith Portland succeeded In
getting her clcaranco papers this afternoon
despite tbe efforts of lho Veneiuelen Covfrn
mrnt agents to prevent hor.
Cnllectoi Hendricks received a telegram
from Washington ordtrlng him to release the
steamer. At tbe same time a duipatcb cama
tn L011M llaegcner, oiunsel for the steamer
agent, notifying him ot the Washington
order.
Capt. smith was waiting In tbo olllcu nt
lawyer ttaegtjner, nnd Uoth bus ied to the
Cuatoni-llnus', where 1 lie captitn gut his
papers. Tbo Vrnrruellii Uovernuirnt agent
was hurolng mound In hope ot Retting out n
libel against the vessel before she Rilled, and
so prevent her Horn going with her cargo of
anus.
As soon as Capt. I'mllli got bis papers he
started foi the south Portland. HcHildlhat
when he got 011 board there would be no time
lost In getting out to sea. Ho expected to
start before 4 o'clock.
If tho steamer Catherine Whitney, pur
chased by tho Venezuelan Minister, can be
fitted up in time she will st art after the south
Portland. Tbe Whitney could overhaul the
South Portland even If sho toft thirty-six
hours later. She will pinbabl) watch the
Botuh Portland and sen that sbe docs not
land any arms In enctuela.
'I wo Colled states Marshals were placed
tm board the vesel I fist night, as It was re
ported that she was about to sail without
getting lur clrarnnco papers. Deputy Sur
veyor .fohn Collins who went out to the
steamer with thu 11111, said lint she had
steam up, mid that liei nncuor clinlns were
ready In lie snappt d at a moment's noiiic.
rutted slates commissioner Alexauder de
clined lu bold t.onitiles. the vessel's owner,
jesterda), and It required only clearance
papers from thu Ctlsiom-llouse for tbo south
rortlaud tosallus a merchant vusel of tbe
I'lilled Stales.
When he beard tbe Court's decision tbe
captain burned tu the custoiii-llouse fur his
clearance. lie got thern ten minutes before
the time foi clu-dug. A small technical!!)
prevented him lrom gelling the papers )e
terda), and he wa told to call this morning.
In the tin aniline tbe Neueuelnn t.owrn
menl had asked 10 havo tbe clearance papers
stopped uutll tMi vessel could be libelled nud
a more thuruugh examination hid. 'I here
loic, when tliucaiilalii applied for his paints
at the fusion -House tills intirulng lie w.ns
told that ho would have to wait until the
Wnsliingtiui authorities had received the
(ourl'Hiuiuial icltasc.
Douglas A. Lcvlen, Jr., counsel for
Venezuela, called on ( ollietur Hi nurlcks to
da) tn prevent the salllugnt the steamer. In
thu J'olltelor's absence lie liuii a coiilerenie
with Deputy l ollccior Dtidlc) K Phelps, and
is to call and see the colli t lor this afternoon.
the captain ot the south I'urtlaud Is Ailhiir
smith, lie was mude captain on sept. Ill, the
(lu) lho vessel was di tallied, succeeding W.
,1. Ilarrlman.
'I he vessel Is ow 111 J by W llllam II. W alsh, a
rclattvuuf Metnldlu linn . the ship brokers,
and was chartered wooualt s foi t'.Mtiadav.
'1 lie name of the cuisiguro cannot le learned.
CAN'T SELL THE ARTHUR,
Uncle Sam's Upset Prleo Is 7,000 -The
Only Bid Wus 4,200.
It) order of tbe Quarti ruiastei's Depart,
mem, I .s ., tbe slde.Ahtel steamer I lio.-u r
A ArtI urwasatrjln pu up at publle auction
at iin-m ti-da) at tho foot of Van Dyke
street, Brooklyn.
The (internment requirement was that the
lowist prlee for which sue should be sold was
tT.'iOO 1 he only bid obtained wis 4,VHil
Hie bid was torwarded to Washington (usee
If II will ItfimeptPd. If not the boat will be
pi iced In W met quarters and ufleied lor sale
next spilng.
HINT AT A BIG POLITICAL DEAL
People's Party Chairman May Give It
Ou: Later.
1st AnoeiArrn rarss I
t nirtt n, sipt.-jl. St. Louis apcclils.i)s
that t balrmau J aula neck, if thu People's
partv National ( oi'iinlllee, hastened tu In
dianapolis to-da) tn attend a meeting ot tbe
National Kxecutlve committee.
There Is a bltideal ou, aud If I chose to
make It public I could cieate a sruatlon In
1 ver) rliKso stats In the I 11I011," said he, "ind
In other stntis whUli aro not eousldeifd
doubtlul.
It will come tn a head In two or three
wieks, ai.d then I ss ill lie piepattd (0 give
out some startling Inturnntlun "
I ouncl Nticlo In tho River.
1 he nude Ixxly nt a man about thlrt) yeais
old, ."1 feet 7 Incurs tall, datk hair aud smooth
face, was found tn the Hailrm Itlver off
Ward's Isliwul 11 1 1 mlojk to-ja). It was
taken lo the W aid a Island morgue.
REPORTED PARDON OF DEACON.
President Carnot Bald to Have
Signed the Paper Yesterday,
far tssnciATan rarsi.l
I'akis. Fept. at. It Is reported that among
the pxrdons signed by President Carnot yes
terday, In commemoration of the one hun
dredth anniversary of tbe procla
mation ot tho first French Republic,
which occurs tn.inorroir, is one
Hiring liberty to Mr. Kdward P. Deacon.ho
American who was sentenced on May ::o,
last at Nice, to one year's Imprisonment tor
shooting and killing tho Frenchman, Abellle,
wbo was caught In .Mrs. Deacon's apartments
tn tbo Hotel Bplendldc at Cannes.
PECK PROBABLY INDICTED.
A Sealed Flndlntr Handed In by the
Albany, Grand Jury.
lav a.sociatsp raree.l
At saw, Sept. Ml, The Albany County
(fraud Jury, now sitting, to wblch was pre
sented jesterday the evidence against Com
missioner Charles F. Peck, of the Bureau ot
labor Statistics, charging him with burning
the original blanks from which the figures In
his report wcro obtaloed.mada a report to the
court tblsmomlng.
A sealed Indictment was banded down
which. It Is reportod, had been found against
Commissioner Peck, charging him wltb de
stroying public papers.
Nn definite information will be given out b)
District-Attorney Katon.
MINISTER PORTER HAS RESIGNED
Be Will Enter at Onoe and Actlrely
Into the Campaign.
lav assoliatkd rasss.1
W'Aittsoros, Sept. 31. Ex-flov. Porter, ot
Indiana, Is In Washington, and sajs that the
report that bo has resigned the position of
Minister to Italy Is true.
He leaves this city to-morrow tor his home
In Indiana, where be will enter actively In
the political campaign.
SI
MRS. HARRISON AT HOME.
She Stood the Journey Well from
Loon Lalce to Washington.
isr amotiatsd frksi 1
Wapihmiios, Fcpt. 31. The special train
bearing ilr.s. llairlsou reached nere at s.l."i
this morning.
She stood the jouruey very well, and was
removed ut unco In au ambulance to the
Wbltellous,.
NW YORK'S RELIEF THE FIRST.
Hamburg- Receives tbe 33,000
Marks Subscribed in This City.
tlV A.POCIATLn 1 ac.s.
HtuniKii, sipt. 'Jl. Ihc first Instalment
ot .I'.vino marks subscribed In Nev. orkfor
tbu lellcf ot the suneren, was received to
da). 'I he gift ot the New Yorker. Is the more ap
pieclatexl us It Is the II r-i that lias been ex
tended lu llaiiihurg fioui a foreign sauree.
GREAT DAY AT JERSEY'S FAIR.
Corbett's Sparr'ne Attracts Many
Thousand Persona.
lrcT.r te tiix rvrKinn viimsi
Niwahk, Sept. 'Jl. lho fair at Watcrly Is
Is full blast to-day and there aro about leu
thousand persons on the grounds.
IhamptonJamcs J. lor butt Is to sear three
fotir-mliiuio rounds with dim Hal) ibis after
noon. Ho will ulso appear on Krida).
II avail tl. smith, who was thruwn under his
bJ) gelling I out shot, veslei da), Is getting
better at st. Hamulus Hospital. ,
Wheelman Lonz Reaches Walla
Walla.
lev AihOeiAitu miss. 1
w ai 1 1 W ai 1 , Wab , Sept. 11. frsuk o,
Icur, vrho left New York JuneTtu make a
Kiqi ot tbeworplon a blcjcla airltcd heie
uwlay.
Won the Dominoes Championship.
W llllam G Nllklna, jf Paterwu, N. J., last
III,; lit ilelcated 1 homas huMih, In the contest
for the stain ihamp,onihlp at dominoes.
Theio iv as a puise of S.'iOU a side. Tbe match
was pl&vid lu lho presence of about live hun
dred spcelatoi, al the l..i.-le House, corner ui
1 ark ivcntio And Mlralgbi btresu
Detective Cosgrove's Father Dead.
Jaiuea Cogrnve, ulght-watchuun at -the
Orand street railroad stables, died suddenly
at 4 o'clock this morning lu Iront ot 371 Mad
ison street. He was ntty-elcht ears old and
the father or Drtecttre liank cosgrote, of
cupt. Dj rueVa vfllcs.
1. (,', ''iiMstaMslBsiism
EXTRA-1
-,1
TALKGFTHETURF. .
" V1H
Nero's Sodden Heavy Sup- M
port Gives the Boot 'M
makers a Scare. IS
Si WELLEfrd GOOD RICE. 7
- - iv",H
Pugilist Fitzsimmons's Namesak ti;H
Unworthy to Carry the Name 4 1
of Champion. '$M
WILLIE L, UPSETS I HE TALEHT.-.fl
tiaVavtaH
fcaBBBBB
"ssl
He Defeats the Dwyer Colt, S
Whose Backers Lose ?j
Heavily.
H
1 be talent fared well at (Irarttend yester- jSH
day. four choices reached tbo flnltb in front rajH
and thousli ihcnc.wcro at short odds theplun- tH
grrs managed to pass a very fair day. The H
opening event wati the test betting race of 'itH
the day-, itosa If. might be considered the !,H
real favorite, tnougu iko shortest price was V'yH
quoted agalbst Nero. The latter was at tea's , 4(H
when the horses went to tbe post and while ' 'iJH
he was klcktug up monkoy-sbtnts at tba ( fH
start, bis party slipped In and distributed a JtH
big roll ot tioo bills. Thsoaalaught waa so f-l
sudden that tho bookies got seared act H
rubbed to a shorter price than waa really '''H
Justltled. ltosa li. had a large public tWew .-iylH
in g, and Adclbert, with Taral nptKaajdaiVIH
strongly frapnortett TarrUbeattbaCagTrttliVjM
Adclbert and mode tbe running until wtthla. 5
fifty yards of tbo wfrc. There Blake stroafUr ;?B
challenged blm with St. Felix, and Taral Oe- ,";mB
voted his energies tn beating the son 01 St, ijH
Blaise. Doggctt came out ot the buck with ''--aB
ItMa 11. auo, catching Adclbert, won on tbe iStrn
post by a bead. Taral claimed that ltosa H. i'H
bumpod into Adelbcrt and Interfered with . M
hUchaacea, but tbe Judge who acted as uw. .fVyjJB
ards failed to sea It and would allow no foal. ?
Nero was a good fourth. Dalsyrtan ran proa. cilJiPB
lnently for nvn furlongs, and la on tie lav iStm
prove. Ho will do to bet on very soon. WH- imM
colt, wltb Koerber up, ran a very good race, j '
W bite Hose's chances were killed by gettlnf ' -11
away poorly and running on tbe outside ot lifaH
her Held tho enttro distance. Lovelace ran VaH
poorly and so did ltlvak The latter Is not M
ready yeu M
... j'M
Fani W'eller, on public form, looked one ot ' I4H
tbe best things of the day. in tbeAjax-Slr .,. M
Kraucis race be sbowed a great turn ot speed, jH
and was only beaten a head for third place "tm
by corduroy. Wltb tbe weight off aud halt a .""
furlong less to go tbe taleut aud handicap- l
pers alike figured bttn as a clncb, and so it vM
proted. He went on Ilka 11 Dullct, opened up il"M
a gap ot nve lengths und was never headed, -laH
winning tn a cantet. courtship, wbo form ''B
sold should run second, ilnlshed In that post- i'iW
tldn. Vltulmmons, formerly tbo Tottrmallae isfl
cult, was a poor tblrd. ibis youngster Is B
named after bob ntuluimons, tbo Australian H
pugilist. He was on a visit to tbe Uaggla v .fl
farm one day and Supu Mackey asked nlm to (
select the two-year-old which hi wished '.H
named after him. llob picked out the Tour- s.1
niailot colt, but so far tbe youngster has not '!
shown himself worthy to carry tbe bamo ota isH
champion. The Doctor ran poorly. It ts said
that hols beginning to throw a splint. It ,jH
probably troubled blm yesterday. Doctor ,'M
should treat his ailment at once. Prince lm- !
11c rial. Italnbow and Hugh Penny ran like a stH
trio otyaller dogs. ,?
jiisn
Loi d Motley finally managed to win a race. tcBI
This was not lecause he was cstra good, bet WU
because tbo field prated against him was i;fl
extraordinarily bad. Ant how be '-an bo ..iM
catalogued as a winner. Tho l'op raa well '?;)
for sis furlongs and tbrn went to pieces so vS
fast that It was aiuestlun as to whether or '"zM
no I Ittlefleld wou.uu't tie compelled to dkv JV
mount and carry the imor nag home. He." &m
struggled on, however, and ccenn-d tbe place ilm
from Algonia. Itllizard also walked around. ?lM
1 he I aura Could colt was rightly a a to ."
rbJl.coln tlio louith race, and he wouvery JH
easily. In addition to the Neptune btakes ho
I also secured a name. Kinglet. Mlddleton was 'jtm
I rlddsn by loaug Covington, and well tbe vM
second puragrnpli of Hule 1. Itrgulatlons ot sfm
tbecuurse, prohibits tho writer tromsaylsg C?H
more than tils riding was a great piece of .,i
work. Whether bad or good tbo readers will )i',U
have to guess, l'rocida, wno gcnerall) stops n
at ball a mile, astonished every one by bang- vM
Ingon gatnrl) and getting third place. Pansy "'jS
will do to keep an ej e on, -iJM
XLw
Stratbmeath played with bis field la the liH
fltlbracc. It was a staka horse against sell- '-4H
lug platers, and class toll. Young coving- 3H
ton rode stratbmeath clevciUv If be had ii-m
ridden Ulddleton as well hlii-tec mbibt still M
be tbe Laura Could oolt. Correction went M
the routo and stayed well, beating master- :,IU
10,1c out for the place. t he latter was badly 'SfB
haudled b) llaiulltuu. ' WM
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Nomad vras pluuged on tu an extraordinary '
degree In the closing etcnt. Tbe taleut, cm- .
buldened b) their previous successes, put A.M
down swell bets, and V. I'. Dw)era commbt. .H
sloners dropped u few huimreds tn every book iM
that would take them. 1h unttrtainty of 13H
racing, bowevtr, wis again plainly lllus- 'iH
tulcd Nomnd tlatierett his backers to the S
lost slMeenlb pole, where Willie I. came )H
with a rush ard won at tbo end in easy at) Is. )H
Kniiuefort was third, and villi do tn back JIB
when next out. sirepbon did well lor lx
furlongs. ... cM
Tbe fop's stirrup straps broke whllo he was jSB
cinhls way tn the post ycsleiday, and Ut tie- !
Held narrowly escsped a bad Mil. The cult "JoH
was acting bai'lt, but tbu boy clung on H
pluckll) aud autl) stopped the biutc. VV
I Tralnei Mltclii II has satorrd his connection Si!H
I Willi tliestalle of II. A .Dines Co. He has ,JH
bitidlitl Icoiiav rll snu o:utn cleverly, aud f,H
wllluoilocg want for a situation. jM
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The stakr-iioflk for the Fall meeting ot lb ,v
New ierk Jockey t luu I out und It rerJevts B
gieat ereillt on t-citutur) Lnckmoie. HI viH
a nit.s; complete compilation, ud lug front vTH
11 glance, tbo rscl ig promises in bo very In-- UJsH
teientlng at tbo beauitlul H citcUcjtter course Ytm
this fall. i ,,V'JH
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