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KINGSTON'S GREAT RACk
?WINNING THE SKLEcT STAKES BY A HEAD.
A WLLL-FOCGilT CONTPST WITH MR. sTUOOlB*!
KINO F"X.
Iii the final 'lay*, of a lim-* nico ansBtUnj sonic
pen-rs and Helliers iuel sharp wstobiug.
There was something lingering and liumoroua
ajheral Mainland and *Aar lacie at Moumouih
1'sik yesterdsy. It may be that the owners, iraluera
Bid oi kev* of these two horses abide lu the odor of
aanrilty.aud yet there waa au aged and'fltblike smell lu
the vsctulty of tbe two veterans. Markland'a recent
running baa boen so good ibat he wnB expected to be the
fa) or.ir .4 tbe coiune. But to their amazement the vis?
itors to the beitiug-nng lound the bookmaker! offering
ten to ons sgalust bim. Il waa re
jiorted that he wai amiss and that
lils trainer had asked leave to withdraw him. which the
ju lajea refused, as the application came loo ia'e. Bul
the hons looked well, and he ran easily up with the
leaders for six furlongs, hut In Hie homestretch .-hen
dan sat like a graven Image. Poa.sibly tho Jockey's
thoughts wero ou his Suuday-soboo. U-moiis. Bul lt
?eas v ci r.
?a waa the riding of J. Calwell on Wai K?K'?
The betting against War K.iglo 8>anal ot 9 to 2. and
a es.'-1 ly grew bolder, uinil od.is of .'> '" I W('rc "l!":e'1
>or the Brat bair mlle the boy iee med anxn-ui to rall as
ta swanee aa possible, aud bl tea. hoiuestreU-h bia inoJ
ei: and retiring dliposlliou waa more conipicuoua tban
eominciidablo. , ,
i-ui-h performances as thf-ae wonld -nock
the l-even Sage, of Orecce, una |M**SM
the .efi.-clivo calculator with tbe thought that more
pleasure sud prom He m Ike atitdr of loga.nhr.ii than
the seseaimttln of laesbliail und their mien.
And lt mar I.e remarked righi there that tho running
o! Mr. HaeVt*** assenlgnae Saratoga aud Muumuu u bea
beti, ot a sort thal sows wrinkles lu tbe
bmw of tweak .iud eames the mini of tottering
ajga to waver an! wanjer. In Knclan 1 lue m.-wards o:
the Joiaey ciuj cross Question a non'smaii na qeJchly
and at aharpiy as a commoner If I.is horses rna In
curvuiuear atylc. But few American ratiuj; oi.iou'.s are
Ui^ui-liive.
Mi. ilaggln owns lu Klug Fox a two-year-old coll of
Bi.iked talent for getting over ground. Ho la a log.
j \ rial, handsome, free-i'riding son of Kine Han ann
Ma.Ho Hampton. King lox ran royally al Baratega
b'.i iu a tr.al at Monmouth du Wednesday HMamlng
scored 1:1.) for three-Qiiarteri of a milA. No weedai
that be was a sky**crapiug favorite lu the Select gt ikes
Bui in kingston, the loug,bri>wi>,sw?eptug sui af Baaed
Ifaftfl '.nd Kajiauga, Mr. Cns mau uwna a
youngster hard lo suipasa or evea to aajaal, whoa Tre?
morn at counted dui. It was au imperial battle betwoea
King lox aud Kingston, the Klug lusting Hm pees
e oi.hal fully fast from the fall of the flag. Tho Ural
L.i.'-im.e waa gone over lu 47 4-."i seconds. Hm :usi as
Klug l'ox ran Kingston kept pace with him,
and tbo two fought lt out tn Ihe homestrerc.i under
whlj) and epur. Kingston carried Ore
j,-, m.ls lesa than K nu Pox and this difference told In the
las lew s; rides, Kingston winning by alica! lr Waa
one of the heat races of tbe var from every petal of
View and tue lime wal amaziug ?1:14*4. Bo bett-i per.
fiin.iui.ee haa been Been on any American cour-e IBIS
year. Two excellent colls these | And-ti.1 Ibo wonder
gro-*6 lliat aueb a racehorse as Kingstou was neaten with
ouch case by Trihi..nt. Thia skews the supsrlalivs
larrit >! Tremont In a liabl ot in-u-in Ihouaatil csu le
newel' Hut race-goers are not llk-*ly to see the vonni
thunderbolt of the turf again this ssas*. There ls trouble
arith one of nm feet. If he had been in gool ooodltloa
Tremont would have been lu the -cieci linkes, as thora
wa- no priut'ty. Hanover is allin* too. Hut llanover
ls nol Tremont by a large majority, mut
If llanover bad b en la yesterday's raco
Le c.mid not have been first or second.
A'ter the race Mr. Ilagirm, who was in the timers'
ataiid. ca*t a rueful eye over some eotUBIOl of li^.ire* lo
li lo ie cmg hook, lie bad poured money ou Kiug l'ox
filth l> tn hands.
I*, hy wen* Klagenlottfi. Coldstream and I.i I irea leila
a's. ic. tu the ISelect rdakes I * lo iuak?
fun for the ribald multitude! The beding
wa* lm) to 1 against them, and nil of Hem
lotmher bad ns small chance to mn as City Chamber
lain Ivins would have of getting an elective olllce if ka
Bl-i..dd dare to trust himself lo a ver il I ol th- vo'crs.
Willum Donohue muddles Dry Monopole ll* does
Hot *rei? lo un lei stand the rolf. A dlsgiacefuily bad
Start and I),moline's hun-ilng gave Hie I tl
r.iOe io 1'recJosa when Dry Monopole should Lave bod
lt. Il Donohue had biiiidifd ibu Dolt at t..e j.ost kindly
hatBratty, nnd had nat aeleyed bis ran toe lone, Dry
jMii!io|iii,e could not have been beaten. With Mu...'ul
CHU ?>: the w.n. BS Slu-t Man was csreful i . koop bini.
Dry Moaopola bus no wonderful borate al t|.e<:. bul lia
ls |)lm kv. a steady rater, ami cm nlw^ys wear down a
filly of 1'rrciosa's cass .il i Bills if be rf"** .nu . 1 ma ..?(,
the jiaee strong. Hui DoBObUa has n . i llotlO fashion of
WOttlog willi lum?a Hire wav lo ..cat blas.
17. i-. liarn'-a A.l'o. a' ls*t iv io a ra.-e a' Mo..mouth -
Wita Moatieoe. Mr. wiiiici*'* Julietta roll showed ua
expected ipso . ' it b uh Montrose and <.|.!ecu of Elisa
li. in bea' bim nt the finish.
Raaasn'BBaeeaaala the font), race was ?maremely
easy, as I,* hain a .leeielva le ,d al! the way.
1'rektkill nutelaaaod ino utii?r salltas-platere.
ledge Qrltttb w..a a A-reat 'arortte In the steeple*
ebase, which kn lost liv the Bill} over
won*?<>f ids ricer, who olin wed Palanoa lo Bl si far
away, while ba hopi ids hors- under a j.u.I,thu: hs could
not catch 1 er.
i Bal i: H?m ir. i \
J. lt. Ila-gin s b f. Precloaa, lu tllcuele htamjis, A.
103. i
I ry * Cotton's b.c.lny B)
) ? lier's b I. Maitland. 8, 118 . ii in) 8
I r. 1 v.. J sea t. IO*. .(J. i al 0
\t - Usn radfe'i I. '? t .ir- Hi. a lon ... ... if
I k-i..4.M*'.i,-?iii L(sapphire,4 101 .(Bender) ii
W, I. fscott'sbr i Pooumoke. .(. . ." . 0
J. V. J'.Units b. 1. Milan.ul. ?. UH. Li.
Tune I lt
Bulling Pry Monopole B lo 6 I'.1 lo 2 lapplilre ft
lo 1, Valli sea x t., l, Pure itv* io lo 1. ... irkl md ll) ii* 1, Vo
Bauaafei se i" 1 M rae ai ::.) i? I.
Htti-katoaO, isat.iiiy. Mute, t ul. li i.u 1 I. uk WNO with
lilli). li
lm- Monopole sinewed temper at tbs goat cod Donohoe
lei kui him around savagely aaa mada him au u i....
st athlesa lieaal Miramai tuollod two i ooil starts bj i. v
tn ii|> and Baally Ibo aaa reit to a wretched bangle, wi l
*?**.. i i - ii lr..ni ot Pre.i. Marklai
on,.', straggllna, while liri M.m.i,"ile 44 ?.* jual lurnlna
tu,..11 I aad mt umalowly andkadli la the rear \ ul'i* a i.-ii
foi in * 1 li lie1' a mila, ? Hi I'u. i..-., second 111 ler an eaaj
iiiiii. 'I*ase Pocontoke rualied npaail wai Brat bys neck lor
I .ulm Lt mlle, while Va.i lao Pr. -. inri Mark land wan
tiri, - .- I'i .. ami I'm oiniike died i.ua.v Int'
>{u-ti li willie, sn lai a* ? on IU l? **.-n -Sheridan made no effort
With M.ulilaUil I'i t .Mon..!*.le ,!..-.! will. Tie loaa
tm ...ia i?'-*i '.ui ala i.a.l *t*n aad Donohoe s stupid
iniei. leo inn. I, mu ,,r lui,. wini ? Cr. rms* had bm an easy
rai ?? nil ihe war a ehlBplag Balah resulted rn ih<- ?li un 1 tu
l'l.iL.sa by al.-neth. Dry Monopolesecond, t?o length! bo
fm. "i.u kian.1. eao waa a aock before Va - ..
gajanna Kaih?m min sr ron Tn- Yr ar ui.i'a gNMaOe,
?780 aui.Ki) *, Muk.
S, 8 Han.es ,1 1 e. ? b a Monlinse, liv Imke of Montrose
I'.itti, in'1 lb.(Wethers) 1
Ti. VV Wald. 11 si h. f (Juri-ii of Klu.il.elli, 112 (Illa-io. kl S
li. 1) Witheis's b a hy K.ng Krai
11.1_.lUauilli...,! H
IS. \l KlltsimsiU f Killala, loo .i llemler) I)
Kirfas Hfatble'agi o. Orlflautnie, ll'J .iii.i 0
linn ii -A > ntl. m's n a Maii.-u-. .'7 . (Otepl 0
/, i ? assail.s, i, f raJsealaa, lug. Pis
I I' llaggin* li t Kemi/. IIB. lover. J.ill-naill (l
A?fh !'? .1 .loliiismi's Oh f Allin-, J ll j.lil I iool IC 0
j ll Haggla'ab r (Jraebiaa, l(?T.(B*. Lltlletteld) n
Jilt 1 .i? iiigslnn s i k r, "-emili., Hat . lui:*. I)
iwiii nlte ?lu.I Farm's eli < ruj.,.1. ".'..(Mldgley) 0
Hine 1 lu <i
BottiMB Paraeil 8 to 1. Almy 8 lo 1, Quana eg BUaabetli 7
tn i, (.i manum-'. ii i MoBtroas h lui. gatteua 8 u, X lt
tlla!a x lu I..)!... kiss lo Ul I. I hs Jul etta I ..ll 18 to 1. I-'alae
otey 18 in I ("ni il io tu i Hamlaale un i.. i
Montr.i-i. waa Oral off. Orrdaame aeoond. tha .in.lerra colt
tlilr.l Wuu b tremendous i""*t ofapeedthe Julietta eoll
eaahed away fiom lliei h.w.I am! le.1 hy two leuirilis along the
La. k-tn i. li Bed dowe riie lower lara Tba (n.i hail eulo
Waa timed by aa eiperieaoad i.iuei >n ,.v - ;-, Moa
Unm tea SBouad tot tao Brat uuattei mll?, but wat teaed db
the low. i lorn an! PoraBtl i....k aeooad place aiel I
th ul l-elclial fell ha. k in Hie lum.. Mt. I. li, lint Itt a S
ioiiu-ii inc J alisa ta Mts, am! las i?n had a
iovsre otraasie fer a rurtoag Thoa the Janetta ...it dieW
a* u bal Oils eoalost ali, r hiaBral turlnns hs if udh- bad aa
j, - d hlaspeed. ami when ihe Dukeof Moutioai ma uneea
,.i i i j* un ii i .in a o.t. win. ? nisi, .n lae laal hundred rai lane
kad tiotiiii.K h tl Moatrtne aroa by a leagtti ii.a of Kiua
te-Hi aseaen. a heed belon ll ?? lulu li . colt, abu *.-* a length
before lililala Un,.i.i. tiimrodn Ittllabt, eomplataed thai li
bau uiii shut lu ami fouled i.v Montrose, the Julietta coil aad
tju.ei. as Kli/aiieih. hui ii,.?n... ut * as diam lt sad.
Ta isa Hs. h. m.ii.ii makis i..; Two-Yrua-ou>a sjioo
KaiH.a8.6UO AllUBUl Hrscisi Wsiohts l| MI l.t.
J. V **ue*1ekei .\ Oe'S br t Kingston, by hpi nitnrift,
B.,aug*. Ho B .a Doaobuel 1
g. II ll*t*|glB*ab. C Klux Kot,'y King Bun Ma,I,I- ll,, ;,
Baa-. 118 . .l8uollaiao) 2
J li llagglu'sb. C Alcalde, lo". .(F. Liltleheld) ?
l*TeakBeaa BtaUe's b s IK reilrre, Ho.(Hlavloek) o
Jisyei llioa'b.f 1*000*0,108 .liiilteiii. 0
IA 1. Heott'o e. I Plaaaolelta. 108 . . > ,>
>in,i:i!ia asad ntaoara eh u ral lain aw. 118, .' oval
. IBhertdaa) 0
aTcrin llffc Html hubie's ch f La Fartndells. 10*1 [Martial 0
Time 1 M't
r.citiiig?King Pot 7 to 1 on. k . 1 aaainst ai
Balda Biol, I.,,ui*i. is to l. Belvedere, 80 io l. loo to l
Boab *t lin- oil., is
'itu uart waa Maapi aadaeoA k uk Poi abo! sal to set.
1*~t |?i aol loans tl a MlB-tiaa ?*ii?iji. no,nu al
?j.e.-l lhal ll.* Ilia! Iiail 'nile wa* inao.- lui. , . SeouBdl . ? 1
V. i. ., i ai ? ?? un 1 li. I * i|, l al I* I ol a ll. ne ? III i.
a elmo third On Hie luwnr turn Belvedere losl ground and
BlnasloB look aeoond |ii*.e ann Akelda ..r hlaaatldla Ai
tin- head ol tim ...m. -li. t. |, Klux lol was leading lil a Beek,
wi,.,. *,:.axle-,, haag appeared ur..re KiBgslon'a :??! * .'i w
ati...-, aud aou.e alioiita wen- beard. ' J....gm run* Inst
end B'iui.d." Hu Blagatofl i*n ?:ii great cour.
Ut'' Oed sped and al Ihe Milong lx>* Um Lad
gortid l~,th tin lla#i-.i, .nits i,, Um elim, ll ?? K
?V"c i?... *t bia in rey, bul King Foi rr>
Ceeetal s., wall lo Uta i*?ii thai mu Doaobaa waa oampellesl
- ohio and *j.rn freely aad mn wu/, all bia uilghl Amlsl
glen su.iutlnx lui.-.t.,i, cross**.] tbe liui thi winner bj il
Lewi king hoi .I, |.? leo gt ha botoro A I. a ld.-.Jw bs "as a
Ooaen Oi-....i. lie*vi>.iM?l u.?oti.ris slragjuug ii* al .oiig luitr
yoiKIU KACS-UASIiHAP gSJJ kA' ll. gTIgg Al.l'1.0. 13 18
Nilli
Frt-aku. ss stable's L. g. Iluinrt. by 1'aJ.ettn Marguerite,
avis. m. rn. v | ,(,],.?,!,]) I
(I. Vi Kiiiaons ur r Mink. ?, ?.* (Bender) 8
baawaaesrs BUbSa's h u. B^tlaenold, u?.*!. lo?
_ ,, ???-. . , , ;. .... W Donohoe) M
J. Howe eco Sb ll hla.k KaKie.C, Hg.,j ( .
Pwyi i Uios. b. I. Ieu.ua. :i. >?.'. . (l.uit.jiy) 0
Time TtOgla,
hettmg HiuH-rt , i? ft, ispm.guriii B U. 2. .Mink I to l.W ur
Basie ft to 1. Parses 15 tn 1
M1i|..iii.sifro.i. .tart u, bntak**vlthBeterothraTiyaag him
aril at all and non !,jr Hire*. I*.,.*, . ! Mink
Ls*l?allaru ?tinagle tor second l(ia*.i, Mink gi time tue ver
girt by a slu.rt head V\ ar YUm, was lou rt h. two icugths bs
llliiil rsiiiiugUeid. willi reroua fully hiigUat hat k.
KinM lira Fi nea agagL am ..ino i g n u,,.,
?J C Haly sbr. a 1'seksh.ll. I, BUlet-'K-ric L il rn
IO* 1 . I'l'alliierl 1
**' oiueysbr. g. Pasha. 8. Ufl. .isa.'SB i
T Pcm I,- b c. hanoi, ? Mil . .V.V.''"'ll4l-r.,tv
J, JCaHsll'llic laui-xlowno. ll, Uti.... . it^inBr
n. ll Morns s . h. I. Vj hlsn? I. 1*3 . iltlklei
Otlou A CO s ch lu LlMle^'a* a. aged.' ii?li"..(V]'.ii,.;H,i,
I
Oauiey A loach, t Wiu h. 8, Hi .
lUdgcway (stable's br. e. Vludn. 8 r*.'.'.'.'.(WlJJlaiiis) 0
'liu.i- 'J'ii6*jt
Betting-Ballut .1 to 1. pasha 3 io I. Peeksklll 6 to 1 Wiua
Bi* li tai I V m.,ei diul, l..niH Mack C ta. J.. 1 au.aaoa i.t lo to
\ iii.'ii l?*l for u.isj-ly half a mile and fell hsek. witcb theo
Bod tai a fuiX.ng hot P.*ksklll aral to t.i trout on tnt i*j*??r
?arnaud won nosily by a length Poooassreol ta elie lent-ha
Before Ballot, who waa a head beroi. Lansdowne Pi-akakll
wes tmnut-d at *>j,*.ix*. Uo waa btMigbt ia foi ei.liiM.
SIXTH IUCB, HAHDir-Ar PTKK1* ITCH ASS, Pl'kKR goWC.
mi..iit oooaaa.
mv. ltT*ngth. inJorc Sun Mar.
EAST. WE8T AND SOUTH CONT''NT?.
A tlSV. DAV'S SPOUT AT SAltATOGA?DAI'.NCM'S GAME
PACK.
Saratoga, Auj?. 19.?Tani exci'lleiit pro
graoiiuc, riving almost absolute eertslnly of grand oon
testi. attraoted the largeit atteodanae to the racea to?
day that haa been seen on the collrae for five Tears, and
the sjiectators were not disappointed. Tho honea en?
gaged In the five dlffonnt races were with few excep?
tions of the highest class, and each race waa stubbornly
contested, particularly the second and Hie heat race for
the Congress Ilr.ll stakes. The latter brought Kastern,
Wc'iern sn 1 Southern cracks together, but the contd*,
narrowed down lo Lady Wayward, representing a Ken?
tucky stable, and Billy Gilmore, owned by Tenneiseeans.
tiiloiore had for a pilot the jockey Isaac Murphy, and In
the final beat a blanket would have covered both con?
testants io Hu* hnlsti, nut tne game daughter of Virgil
rro-ied th" line first liv half a length. Barnum, with a
loj. weiYit nf i.u) i on.i lo. r ui 'no i-.ru'-s' rac.) of the
day. wei kmi* tip from next to last in the homet;retch to
Int across the line >>y a head, beat in.' Jim Gnest. wo
had r>e*ri specially prepared for the ra *. The magnifi?
cent \ irtory was due to the sk Ifni riding of Garrison,
who cao.e from Coney Island for the express purpose
Bf ri Ung Barnum.
Couriaina-a won the opening mee esilly, Dwyer
Brothes' Agnes to tho inrjirise of many takinir second
place. Tue fourth race wai captured by the Californian
1'sireli.i, who showed wonderful speed considering the
track. Tb? steep.ecbaie was the most exciting rsce of
the day, the spectators, particularly tue ladies, scream?
ing t'>*!ntelves aliniel hoarse as llie horses went over
the Ooaree Abraham WBC eeaogreatty the ladles' favor
lie, ead when herawnenrci ta the turn twelve lengths
iM-ror-O'l'-i'la Chief tho excite "tent wai ilntonin. Bal
wi;cn he i>*,-an to tire and Onehtn Chief to run ferer
beat wai ai'airicl, ;nid as the lafer surely overhauled
ami goally BBeflfld Altraham near home tho oxcit'iuant
knew no bounds, culminating In a gran 1 roar ai the two
ern--! I the linn a couple of lOligrhs ap arl. The wea". Uer
was delightful, bal the track was heavy a'rd hol-llni*.
1 ni lt nr:-Ide Tennessee Slakes t or two-year-old*.
Thro*M)U i'lers of a mlle:
ra?Oakwood stable's b. f Ooanemara, log M
Carthy): II. Mcclelland'! h. I. I'd.i. 1"-' (Vlneentli
Dwyer Broa." eh. L Anns li.T (Godfrey); H.S.Brown'i
! . i ri?; pa, lo: I alli i : E. J Baldwin - I. ? Uol ab, IOU
(Miller) lucUoa pool! t'onnemi - ? eKreppagtfi,
Keues *::t. tba Held *i.v Hooks Connemara .*, tn
:i it,. i.ir.zie Brenna 8 to ft snain-r, Agnes
*l I., l. Deriah is to 1, Perleolor Kb lo 1.
To sn ci. elli ni .-..-lui nfr i olin...nura wu* first away and wa*
narri hes led, winning, palled np, by four lengths, with * rn.*,
in second place, two lengths indore LUzIs junana, la laird
Tune 1 IT'a Mutuals paid Bi '?
Mil -..mi Bavoa?Fros baodlean twe*psuk** l y. ralles.
Bfar ?- v. J. Baldwin's b. k. i.n-'iv B., 8, 119 [Murphy)!
I i i ld win's b r, i ip m. 8, '?'". (Miller) i Siirotnll kum. s
ch. a. Boyal Areli, 8, 116 (Mi Carthy) i V. Ora ti - cl i Rik
lilied s lol (8e*lgi-ly): s.s. Hrowu'a b g. Jttn Oueet, t 87
(Fuller); 11 i B'oodfora'ab.g. Barnum, aged, 12ft (Hal
Auction pools Darn nu 842, Royal Arch Win, the Held 825.
Booka-Uara ubi 8 lo B against, Boya! Arch 8 to 1. Klkwood
Biol, i in kj ft. 7 t>. 1, .lin. (mot 8tel, Lllero 20to 1. Jim
cu.-,i ntnrted off In front and acta faa! pace, followed by Royal
Arch. Barnum aad Lucky H.. tn the omer named Tin ?? uoal
Unas were maintained for a mlle At Uta hall mlle pole Klk
wood and i ' ero were trailing, and at the turn the latter was
mir ..run. i ri- rik wood cl.is- 1 op mi thc leaders n the tura
fe) linnie Al tbe lie",I ol tin- lunn, stretch .Iiml,n. *! ..ni Royal
Arch were running on even terms, lapp, hu Ihe onie! named,
by Klkwood, Bantam and Lucky B A grand ra. do i the
".-I, ii resulted In a viet.-ri- f.j Hanni n br a Beek, lim
.-! sh .ml, three li nilli* before Elk wood third. Time- x. -i.i
Mutuals paidglS 80,
i (inti) Raca.?Tbo Congress Ball sia'a.-s. Hears of
ibree-ejuartere <>t a nu ie.
Marten Odie Bowel'a ch. g. Lord Ixarne. 4. 9 ('i-irrni
boiii I > wy ei Rroa.'b. c Richmond, 1. 118 (Mci iiighlin); J.
x. .? ^w .-. ri 4 !. f. Lady Wayward, 4, 111 (Lon I fi.
(ircneiYii g ii iv liiiinor... B. US Murphy . Maydon A
H.riv*.i. g. m...mii. aged, lill (1. Jonea);E. J Bali wln'a
I. f lum !.,. 't. 101 (Miller).
A nellan poola lilchaiood ff.o, oieanei -?- I j Cl
SOI. thc tl. ld *ynO Rooks Richmond 9 to ft aca.tiet, ti
Stol Billi "?!'.. .??? .u..t? l. Lady Wayward I lo I, Lord
I ur ie and Ron IU each 90 to 1. lol ? ? "? . v
? iwtj ii Ihe lead aad waa Bevel lu idi I iii
c..r\ throe leugtha ahead of flleaner second,and Billy Uti
nmr. tn r'. al i used up. Tune I:17*a
\ ,.!..- pools ii ui ihe ru-st head lady Wayward 880.
ni . .-.". niel,.:...nd #32. the fle - I ? v Way.
ward :. lo I on, Gleaner x lo l against ?'? lol,
| -,i. ; tn I. Bonita and laird lawnc ll) lo 1 ea li
rat av ai. bul :? qi k-kljr look
rn I 44.,s nevil aft* i ..
a i.u-Hi md a luiit. with Lord Lorne and (j lea on i ?
i. ni rb ; rt. 'I n .- 1 17*a.
An. ? un noll u't r tin
i ? .'avward glin !'???? ka-li
\> u\ '.vi-.i ? i . l ? | (Inst In tin i in nfl I sd) '
Bill) rilli ere ran n. ? li and neck n ? I v..i 1*
ni tin- tim h w'.' n i adv Wai " aril, In u
? i ? ? on .
thc las!
and in . iy lhal ii sta
the result $42 50, oathes...lu [120 on '. u thlrJ
lieut BJ . BO
I'..ruin P.u'K? Purse ajgOO 1 mile.
starters Dwyer Bros.'br, . Portland x. 83 '? ? I
r .! ii. ? vtn't h ' L-i. .la. 8, 07 ' ifl ' . " P. Hoi
f ivili I- -?. i. ... i - Un"-?? . - -. Brown's b. rn ll In
: i br. I i. .......
Tucker'! <:. c. Barefoot, i.
ii'--. ? - :
Held T Kl "' ?* llu'if--..' 7 tO 8 I .::!.!':. ' . ? 1,
? . I IH.'.i 1, Hcai IO '.. ' 15 lo I
,v, nt Beat I i
and in ni ? tho i un.rn. ii -- ? . ed In fi ? ' Into I
-ti. ..ii i . -. in ran np and U> .k ac. ?.-..! ola
and ii. i ?? iu*t hu ona ? ...
I. :, ii, i.. ond, i rec li
Tune 1 H -i Mutuals paldgl7 60.
i iitii Ut. a?Free handicap iteepleobai . Abont -*4
?niles.
Btartera?Loagtiraa .*- Bewtnao'l cb. ti Abraham, seed,
14- ,!"?! on i . l ??? di Ol Btable's .h g. Dist ml.
i:.o d- i i liauaher'a cb. m. Myrtle, 6.14(1 (lin
llevei- Stabli ich.f Oneida Chief, aged, lui .*? .........
tt ell li'* I, i nunn mi ?. 4. 148 Uta - '. linn pi -
(ineii!.. i ii r *-.-.. tin iha n S3 i, ie .o. ?? -
030 Ii..i,vs (ii,, id i Ohief H lo B against, ".braham 2\ lol,
tHstarliancr ?tn I. Teuoetuae H ta I. Mystic 13 lo 1 i la
waa a grand race tbraham led lo lue homestretch, oi rea I
lng walch tts showed that he waa badly tired Oneida
here ran Into the lead and, holding lt, won by inn li
Ai.rai.Hiii second, foal leugtlu before BfysUc third. Timi?
4.'?ft'-. .Mutuals paid 414 -JO
TO-DAY'S BPOBT AT RARATOGA.
A QOOB LOT OK IloitMK.s KS Tl i: KI) Knit 'MIK FUBM
KAI KS.
'Tho I'litrlcfl for to-djiy'fi pone meet at Bora
toga arc good and ib-jw no tailing od lu ibc ii.iri.nl
taken lhere in the turf. Ten youiu'stei* ure goosed to
face Hie darter in Hie Ilrsl ra- o wlm li ls fm m.u.len two
ye.ir-obls. sjieeial weignts. ?s ..f a tulle, lue isoond
race is for 1 Hi nillea, ajieclal WOtghtB ,**cven horses h v.
'.eeo eaterod, rktrd oe tbe pregramraa comes a raes
for maiden ikreo roar otds, aneetal walabla ikre?-quer
lera of a attie, witb eight atarurs. The fourth raes is a
(la*h of a lillie, like flic o; lier* ut *p*ci il weiwli's. -,.-,-, q
will coiitesl fur Hie juirs . lue ft,in rare ls one of Ibote
aolilug ail.dis, for waioh -ix ure aaasad to uart.
'fie entries ure as follow*:
fin*.! ka. k rc bbs !*?::'><). mjiideb two ? TEaa ? olds,
Brnotai wbio hts, ?h nm*,
.Vim* IVeig'it Home,
Maiiony.lu- t'tnaant .
Village Hoy .1118,Belli lirooch. J.u
Blacken .'.I...!..-.., ..... ,, ,
I'll...;. r. ..UBI Iii ,.!l..ini. pa
Killy nrr.lu.' Bameralda. 88
ll . ,.M._|| ,(?i SlUD. m-|. Ul . Jlj, MILKS.
Same. Age.Wein',1.- ^nme. A't'.lVeioht.
Mi How lin-?.a 110 lo ...I*..i . . t
Von li .a lOrt'llaUii Carliale.;; 88
i.i. i,...i. r.4 IOU; Le Clair.. :;
flu si otis Fat ... o lei;
miai? Miiwra Trrsaufavraar-^oua, m; , ;al arKiuBm,
?ii lill.)..
A'lim*. HVic'.f. Waaia, WeioA i
Ulrll.day. 1()4 tilca Almond. lol
I agei . HU fur.si.-, jul
lalo .lol M.U.. ol Killarney.'..'.'. na
I'a-le ni- .UUIPaj . -.1^1
?ol KTII-ri'lleK 930?. MM Ml. WrUOMin. 1 Mil.).
Kame. Age..Ui,gtit ? \-ime. Age. ll ugh'.
Ats-tino .(t lu.: M .-il. /nina..* ;|.|
rooperatowe.4 lol Kaata Anita Bells :: ki
Fainnouat..4 l"i r*ii.iuiiiM-k.8 8e
l.Mlltt** .3 ggj
rinii?riiisH fSSO, sldi.iso. 1 3-1? milks.
.Vam*. Ago.WHmht, Bunts, Age.WtiaM
nr',.,1. lo..?.4 llO'i li.iunel. .1 -ei
aaaaora .r, in. Ioho Davis . n jg
Joe Mitchell.ti' psijciiii kalmnilny.A |
r*eata were sold lait night as iollowi:
F rm Base- Bl iii ney *_:.',, jte,ie Broaeh pin, Fieaaet.
*rti, BrackeB, BO, Bradaura .f*3, Umbu *i*o, Killy Orr ni
IBe Ilel.i go,
heeoud Kice-I na U. ?_'"), Hatlle Cailisle gai,
lo-.una flt, Urenadlor **iu, -oveieirn Pal BO, go*
Bow.mg SH. Leolaii $j.
Tuii.i Kaoa- uta . A.m md *2\ I'aiioci.-s 1*1.,. l.a,-er
Jfd, I sio Bb, 1 ii Bold s-ll.
Kurili Raee \ '.-i.,.. tSO, shamio'-k Si ^. LaBtis - fl
^a..,u An,ta i-i.e mu, Moutesaois ff .. lue rici 1 !*J '
nftiirsi-. -/..i .... ra #40, J.,? Min-u-u .->:., urUada
S-.4*, Jouu UBVIaBUj), cuioaaiiu-uiuy ?1 1, ClBBBlOl ij-").
9VSIBBBB h Milt HU A .SM// V I fa
LtWIgTOB" M... Auj-. 19. -The I.ew.s|.,n
Ste^ui Mill l-oiLjiany have mail- au na* gnBJIBBI lo J., i .
l'ackar 1 and A ll -avage. 'Iheir un'ouiu , ?.aBoi
*" ..?e^i%!T.!i?7,WKfc ?f lllta wotJmBSMt I. cum,,,,
geut, 4?4.*,0nuof lue attiea being jin;,er ... i . F. Miliuna
aud Bussell, Hl.eeti A C.), of Bootoe. I Ita poraoeal nruu
Oliy *?f the comj.auy iBetniuai.-d at ijui.i.(i..u.
BostoB, Aug. l'J.-John C Walann, a (ruulneut bro
ker and me rn Der of me Huston xtoek I.ten inge, faned
to-day. UiBliabliltlci aro aaid to beabuu ISU.OOO and
bis nst -is are unkuowu Among hit a?se-.? i- m. le' , .^
Ike tmb tirkanee.
Cmkjao.i. Aug. ll* -The Orin of Judson dr (,), consist?
ing of Waiter il. J Banna aud Joseou w Delator*, wti.ob
bas been doing an exteualve earj>e bniineai io the Hore
over feacoeg's jewelry establltliui >ui ai -nate ami
Washington ats., began Judauieui proceedings ycaierday
ou noiea aggregating *7i,0''0. Tbe holdors ara lue Bea
singioii National Bank of riuiadsipbia. HS,"Hi, tbe
1. gi.lii >ai ona. ii.mk of tue aainr city, BSIrUTBt the
lariuert and Mesiiauioi' Hauk, a.to of i'iiliade.j.iiia, gos]
tba MercLsi.u' Manonal Bona of this rm 4l.J '?>? Tha
papers wera dui na tue hands of a deputy suerin, who
served them durieg tue evening, ?i,i bit BBOIoaiaa ?.*
In charge last olghi lt lt uudentood IBM IBB lu.lrfnc)
csu ro tba banks ooiiiiitt of rnouey borrow, d for the
purpoaa of buylug goods, and lhal, id adJltion lo tbs
#72,001'. lhere ii aa lbusbisauess tor about au eu,uai
Bum, mainly to Eastern manufacturer!, the atook ob
hand, illa s'.at-d, would somewnat moro than eover tha
judgments, bot would not yield euougn ovsr, villi the
book aosounto. lo pay the other creditors.
NoKHleToWN, Fenn., Aug. ll). ?A mortgage for *25.OOO
against the Pennsylvania Tack Works, bold by francis
ll. Keith, waa foreolosed to-day lu default of payment ot
interest.
HEADLESS DEPA RIM LS TS.
AN "ACTING" ADMINISTRATION.
BOXS CALI. Ol- *?l*).O00,0O0.
Washington, Au;,-. ISL ?Ihe Actinia* Secre?
tary of Ibc 'licasitiy nus utleriionu loaned Ibe 141st
call for ibe redemption of li.mils. The call la fur
I15,0uu.ou.j of ibe u Dareen! loan of is*,:, .md uatlas
laglrsetkal tba ptjaalpal aad aceraed laicrooBcl tan
benda dealgnateg wi.i be paid at Ike Troaaarvof tke
l oiled Si .ie*, In tills cly. on OetOBOf 1 1 -? ii. All
c i. eu i on-ls wnl lie re ii-iiu" I ut tue Trcu*uiv Hejiarl
lu-iitatani lime before maturity, with Interest to Ihe
Cate of |.re*. ..tsiion.
TO CARRY 'Jill: MAH.-* rORTBR I'OSTAOE.
WashibotoNi Aili,'. 19.? Ilse Foreign Ma*?Ug
.?ih.col ike rent (Maa Pnyartsnoatkee aerfeeBoi aa ur
reegoaoaei wuu tue Paotas Mell nteeetekig i a bb pe ag to
carry the Dulled *-:a; s in . * to China, Juguli ami
r.iiiiim.i. s.i .ni.- from han Francisco, and lo AaptBWall,
*.nii ig Hom .New- York. 1 ne ooiapaBaotloa l? tn DO tue
?ta oed m. a h.i pooten "" lao statis oeeveyod. Tue uew
urraugeiui-ut wnl go lulu erl.-ci on Bop lo ?her 1.
BA-IllM.lON NOTI.S.
tt'A-iii.N..i..N. thursday, Aug. ly. 1--';
J.Il IhNAM" .k. hi i.i/i..- ^rorel.uy ilayui'l bal if
le.Veil e telegram f MOS ll- ?;. nani BobeotOa .uuuuuc
lag kia arrtral et Bs, l*oteraBurg ea bm wey bsrai Lisa
toueal Bokaotse wa* seel 1*1 .ns.rn.ole tko proteins and
n almoiiials lunn in s Oiivaru.ri.ii. lo lUo nantes of
Nnriuei n -mci ia wuo rendered si 1 lu tue Josubullo
survivors.
Hi ai in OB nu: Ciiuntrv.? Acting Hurgeon-Oeneral
(stoner, of tbe Marine Ueopttal, saul today that the
Ballad Statao ia at prooool eut.rsiy free fr.ui, aeolag
..His ii,s.-aec. eaoapl a few oaoooof yello* fever ii iw
dudor iroaliueul al-udp Is.au 1 .i I iii,- i., itt of i,null?
um. 1 uere ls, ne .aid. no daugor of thc dlseate spread
lug froui ti.cse catea
MA shed m a g nt.u iask
ACKOUA, lUll., AOf. l'J I .S'lmu/j.-William
w?i?in., a iiiic*.ayer, wura,ng for Louts Hilka st, wan taa
lollop work ai noon to-day, but Ul.Dorl refused la par
for the loc'.uij.lele .lay Waiklut drew b large porisi
knife and plunged the wea nun repeatedly |tit*. 11'..oar i's
hack, side Dim in I and did nol dettt until H.inert fell
dead A crowd rushed ujiou ls atkl ,t a.ll, wil-j muire
(-?lions, aud without givmg tba wre'.cii lime to tar hts
prayers, quickly lasieued a eiotbei.iue genni bit uaci
and siu.g him up lo tue railers of lue Ohio Sbil Mittls
sijipi water Mab adjaooat Ids hands wera uni nea.
Bea freejeaaiir ko grasped tko roes urn kit -.rm: ?i. i
niismjiieii io draw iiiiust if uji, ouif io lit 'eraeu j,*?b
again i.v the crowd Oiadaallj i.ii ?Irufgisa /r*w
weaner, cad in twenty nu uu*.-? ur vat baas ??- parts av
ly lifeless. *so arieais have boen tn-de, ,i.l?ougU tbs
I nisb ars all weh-auowu rssiUouia
PAIUUL LIST OF OFFICIALS ABSENT FI'.OM WASB
ixuo.v.
WAPiiisr.To**:, Atip. 19 tSprrial).?" For tlie
next sis; weeks the ofiico of i'r.s.d-ut of the L'ulted
l-tatei will be p.aetically vacant. Mr. Cleveland has
fled to the wilieineii afn-r giving notice Hist no
i.finial correspondence will be opened or read
by him until after he returns, and that
during bia absence be will pay no attention
whatever to any ofllcial matter nol brought to bia notloe
by a member of the Cabinet. I do nol believe a single
one ol thain would have the nerve to Invade bia royal
seclusion, nnd besides not more tban one or two of'hem
wnl be at their polia of duty during the next nx weeki.
I ur my part I can not discover tbatthla Administration ta
any more Industrious or loss fond of Ita ease
than the Itepublican Administration which precedod lt."
1 ti* foregyi.iog remarks, from a prominent Democrat,
probably ( ?.rp more critical than they intent hare been
bsd lt not been that the man w ho uttered them waa dis?
appointed because he had failed to obtain a favorable
derision In oue or two matters of considerable impor?
tance to him politically. It la true that executive busi?
ness ii at a standstill ao far aa tha
1*1001(1 OBI and bli rieoreiart,>s sr.il clerke are
concerned. Ia the bte gray loni.ting west of the White
House the Fecretary of Suite ls St lila post. It ts said
Ike! be feed* tb.) Amer.om Eagle dally with his norn
h.in ls on a diet of raw beef and gunpowder and ls trying
to teach hun to walk ami talk t-panlsb. It ts barely
-Kissible that ollicisl cares and his du'les
ai a sj ci ml correspondent o' a Hsl'.imore
newspaper will prevout Slr. Bayard from
laking soy vacation this year. In the Navy liepartuicnt
tbe <le*l< of Mr. Whinny and tlie new Naulwaikap are
a.Ike li reenert from du?t ami storm by milkotM tarj'.iii
1-,un. commodore Walker li Acting BeerotBrf- "f the
Navy. Farther aorta lu ito tease building gydlutant*
? Orneral Drum presides na Arline Secretary ot War, ar
M.ie I hy a. Ailing Cblcf (Wk and ao AetlBg
Judge Advoeate-Oeaeral, an Action Adjutant*
de uer..! ai. Acting Sic'eoti-Oenf I al an I .ni ArttBg ChlSf
signal Officer. Uere there is ac saned al warlike neon*
aratton ami the screen of lbs ea ala ls not board.
In Ibo Mg gray building e-ist of tho White Bonan Act?
ing Secretary Fairchild prestdea over Hie Treasury De?
partment, assisted ly un Acting thief c.irk, un
Soling Troroarer, aa Acting Beginer ani taree
or four acting .vi lltor* and controllers The oiijiortune
return or Appel itmeal < ierk Rogeua Higgin* wus some
cornpenea ion for the temporary loss of other membera
of the Aduilnisiration.
In the re l tai.dstoiie Liilliiinc north of the Treasury
Soileltor-Oeaer*] .lenks is Acing Atlcrney-Oenoroli
and ia tbo big* offlcc-iooni cn tne aecoad f.oir til* p>r
naitt of .1 lui ia mo of Atloroeyo-Oeocral.
none of whom wal ii l'ui-Iliei-liic star.-ina!-,
look down apon Hie eanrae-eorered deik ol Qariaad
snd uiutsly womlor if Its usual oeenpeat Will ever re?
turn (rom H..nillir Hill to .uluru ibe I'atiinet and serve
as a living retain ler of the gre it Pan-llie, trie truth that
'? !? !ii.;c offlee ls a public trust." Hie return of Mr.
I.must yesterday gave the Interior Department an act?
ual In place of an Acting Secretary for tbe
niuo belan. Bal Mr. Lamar ii lonely aad
will not remain long to k-eii no helter oonspeuf
than thai of an Acting Oommtsilonsr of Indian Affairs,
an Aortas Commissioner el tne oeneru! I*aed Offlee, an
A. Ung CniniiiisMuiicr of 1'entioii*. au Acting Commie
sinner ol I'.ilin'.s er an Acting Commissioner ol Kill?
in.-..I?. Over ibe way the "iii o nf Reformer-tn-Cbtrf
Viias is fl lcd by A.-ting socood Assistant Poetmaater*
(i'-neral Knott, assisted bf BB Ac lug Chief Clerk, OB
A. t.ng First Aaatalaot Fostmaater-Geoaral, aa Acting
lor and an Acting Buperlofoadoal of Foreign
Molli An Actina Commlaatooei of Agrtculture per
forms tl e duties Which lm um tc Commissioner Col?
man, who ls atmenl on a torr Bf Official Investigation.
Ah examination of the foregolas list of offlci u abeen*
iie?, rm omplete though it le. will convince a iy imper*
ii il mind tuat " reform " it nourishing ai a great rate in
'. i- laglan and thal eneh wau iii am aa I ?aerttJclng
de vol lim to tile pul.', ie interests lias liep ii ex Iii uil,.d rarely
if over lu tue history of tho Kepubltc
--?>
AUMY AND KATY ORDERS,
Wabbtbgtob. Auk. tv.?Captain .Jnlm S.
wi.arton, 19tu Infantry, bas beea ordered to r.-imrt to
thc Army UeUriBg Boai l it inn ,-riinr's [alano, foi ex
aa nation j Firat Llcnteneal Orrin Mitekaat. Ordnnnco
DenaitaBcnti to Hie Baprrlnica lent el Ike Military
Academy fur d'lty. Ike i il owing affloen have been
.?ranted one moutb'o additional leave el absonoe: a '
iiiiiuiiii. Second Uoaioaaai Ckarlee8, Rlcbe, c.ir|is of
Euginoers , Beeoad i.i. ntooaat Juba i. Haine j. fi tn 0 .v
uiiy . seeoed Llenteeanl Leieber H nd mun, itu Cavalry:
si i -.-oi it Llentcnani kTlUl tm bl, Beela, '--' i lafaatrg
. .(..in r. llorrtooo, loth ( ?? ... Baa beea
? . two moiit.is' ezteaeloa nf lonee ut abaca .-. Iks
-ci i ar y el War aaa ordered tbe two companies obied
tl . W. Ter., st ibo tim-- of tko Cb looa*
lo return to Fort Vancouver, ii-'t Urateuani
n/IUtBta M Medcalf**. Ordnance Departtn . bas been
? i lered to dnty st Wllmlogton. DeL. In eonne Hon with
ibe man uf act ure of powder i I :r-t Maatonenl H. 8. T.
linrrla to report to ibe Cominandlug (ieneral Depertr
ii.iir.iit frxaa; Captain William S Bia mes
De par tu . ... i dal, ii the -p . l-id
\ ory, and onlered to daly aa Chief I Irdn moo Ofbcar,
Department ?..' i be Platte,
( ii n in a-.. I er ll UH ira '?! Pulser bas !i* -ri ol- !-!? ? I ti) rn
l". .rt li lue ('nie: of inc ll iroau ol i ir I ii an 'e 'm- duly as
(special Inspectori Fessed issistsni burgeon >'?. c.
Mpplnoottto duty a; lb" Boral Bcadeinyj Cap alu
Frederick V. MoNalr bas boen detaehod from tba j .?
V i:.i a' M ire Island and ord ero I ta .io'i ordera; hiualgu
charles Vf. Jaogen from tho Coaat Barre*/ ead ordered
io the Beaner,
? ?
TO COMMAND Tl IK BROOK LYU Navy YARD.
WaATIIXOTO***, A'l'. l'.l ?L''i:iiiiii> l-.ic (!!i.
riirdl, ii .. ' ?'. rn roi inc Koral Aaylum at Pfciieaal*
I n: .. i- lo rc l( ra Com m. id. ire 0 IBOdlOl I I I imui m. lu ni
..f thc New York Navy Yard on October 1. Commodore
Chandler tekee iiimr.iiiil of Hie A?l Mts * tja ultoii, and
Will -Ul mi th" l.*-ex *,, h.. in.n into ur. i-a.llng
....i-rs tor tue vessel were issued lo-day.
i ammo lei ? Okon lier sud ta a Tanoni reporter last
niiiiii: "i luiiy extent io assume namoi and of Bbs
Anatlo BqaadroB lo tho eoarao ef a f-w ws-:<a. I skall
. bera between ibe Bret aadBfteentb of October and
go -ii.; .aud te Baa Francisco, and tiienc g., ny ateamoi
to Japan, When I took charge of the Nival Mallou
boro,'I did BCt expect to romola three full years, and
eigbtee-i luo-iiiis of that period bare rot tn ex;.ire.
Admiral Davis, now ni cominand of Hie
Aslallo BoeodreB, ls anxious to get home
na bis I'-ini ot three yean ls llulshed.
I cannot sn . \s bo will laOOsSg me bore, but lt IS Bl*
together likely that Ooatmodere (jiu-rarn will obtain
tbe ji.isi."
CommodoreOkandlarenttctni tho Navy tu IB46,oad
wini.- .i mldsblpBiaa was engaged In Ibe blockade ol
Matatiaadaring the Mexican war In 1-iT, uni lathe
Kassia Hiiair in bibi lana lb l -.ot. He was commlooioneu
aa lieateaaut ta 1 ?*)?'>. aad wea preaeai altin- bettie ol
Port Boral and ai tbs engage noi i witb Beweirs Point
baitenooand the eeptero of Norfolk. Uosiiutaeioaed
a* I. eu siliIU-I om null lei ni I -tij, ne Ino, u.lll Ul Hie
capture of Fort Fisher, Ports Amiers.iu and Lam, on
'. ii.n.i'gioii Biri r, snd vVUialBaton. He was promoted
i<> i taiiia.ni lu 1-171, and ou mo death cl Commodore
Flllebrown look onarge of the Nary Yard, walch oe
. urie i siiortly uflcr his jirninolinii la Hie r.nu of coiu
I.j.idule.
('.m.ini...oi Gaboranll entered the Nary in 1B46, was
ol Bl tbsensesoHMat w.tn Tori Macon la l*o;j and
ii. tbs liane oi .M.,mle Bay lu 1 N 14. Ile was Bo umiC*
.nme.j aa cai': tin rn IB7 I and aa camm (doro tu 1 W4. Ua
oas beea ror some tune Uerernet of tue Naviti Asylum
rn Fltlladelpkia.
bQUlilE AND FLYNN PLEAD.
ANXIOUS FOR TRIAL IN ANOTHER COURT.
QUOTING moil NEWSPAPEIt KDirOUIALS?3El.BI.Va
DELAY.
A dozen reporters lu the jury box and na many ln*v
yeis in other parts of the court room We.ro the only
ajicctatora before Judgo Cowing lo tho Court
of (Jinirii! Sessions yesterday, when the case of
(.'(itn.iiUeioncT Squire and Mnnrioe H. Flynn wus
cul!. (1 tor pleading. Colonel Ih^ithoII wit Miind ci
?froiffaj Fullerton, who hns been present whenever tho
cixsei have been <ulled, nnd who nppears to be, aa
Colonel Ingersoll ia, interested; tn Squire's defence
Lawjat It.ich.inl S. Xcnconibe.ivlioei-Pi.iir lias turn, d
mpidly pray In the last few months Rttttnt the labors
which Hie iiunrrom difficulties of his clients hu vu
recently Imposed on him, was carlynn nttriidanco, bel
his client, Flynn, did not nppe.ir, having turtiished
an aiitlinriz.itinn for kal c>.nn?ol to represent him.
Commissioner Squire und hU couiuel, John Fl.
Sri.limn, appeared later and after a few minutes enc*
vernation between the law)irs Squire sat down near
Colonel Ingcrrtoll and cx-Jud^o Fullerton, while
Mis.m. Newcombe, and 'Striihiiu stood iu front of
Judge Cowing.
Mr. Newioinhc, said i
We uro in no better cmdilinn to plead to-day than
vcstcnlay, ns a cpv of tho liidictment did not lench
'my nanon until I ha.l UH it jeslordaj 1 uni, b.w
e\ cr, accept your Honor's saggeetiou made re terdnj
;ni(i will eiil-.; on behalf of .Mr. Flynn a plea of not
guilty with leave to chunge thc pb-a in a fen days.
Mr. Newcombe wanted lea days in neleh to tako ii
vacation and chance the plea, but Tu>lgo Cowing
{Tented only one wok in which thc thangi Bight bi
linnie. Mr. Strahan entered tho same Baan on behalf
ol Com.-iiissioiier s-jjuire, A-.-ii-il.Mt I'lstrict-Atlorhi-y
Nicoll e.ud i
I now give notice to ttia**rli-'ciidij4it* nnd fh-ir eonrisel
thru tiii* cu*.' w.li be pieced on thc nnlenjlnf bf trial
oi, lin- tiret Moiiilii;, of September.
afr. Newcombe? Pet tnat in wilting, wfn*rnttnn41
I limy tergal thc <i lin,
Julinu Cawing then directed thc a..jot nan nt vt tho
court.
afr. Hanron abe's derk, John B, Toiler, t tiled at ihe
Dlstrii t-Attorne/'-i a-ffjasj late in the afternoon and
cinleiivorr.d to serve an alli.lavil nnd notice of motton
willoh sbownd what th.' Mst step cf thc defence In the
Sqaire-Flyea case will be. Tha office nf the District*
Attorney** Chief Clerk wai flloBQfl Bad the papers WCTC
i.r.' eu tel, but tbey will be served tiii* morning.
The aiiidavit on which thc amtton will ba baned i* ns
full..iv,:
Rollin M. Squire end Mimi i.e B, Pljnn, both of thc
Ci:- of Hew-rork, being durr sworn, enah for l.im-uli'
e.ll s:
1 Imt they m now both under Indictment enlarging
Ur in v. it li conspiracy un.lei nectJon 168 ot Iha Penni
Code.
The defendant, Rollin hf. Squire, 1* and bu* leen
-'linc Ibo 81st dsy ol I).-, .inlier. l***l, Commissioner
oi l'lii.lio Works la ami fer thnCitrof New-Yerk,
which is sn otter of rnrj eonaiderabn baportancc ia
?aid cliy. employing some times ac mau*/ ns one
thousand snd ?ix hundred persona an.I expending, in
the course of tbe business of the office about fi ir nnd
one-half million* ot dollars nor annum mid eoilecliag
ni.nu i two anil ona quarter ml iii.ms of doll in,
Mmrily prior to nnd snbeequent lo the tin.ling of
enid imlictmeiit wann .un! bitter leclingB hiOc ben
excited against u-le.iii bj politicians and thu action
ot ih-- preaa the latter eontainlnji daily taloa und
malicious itntcmenta nguiu*', ns both and editorial! of
an inilanuiiiiide ehnractcr arced, as we belaire, by
personal and political foci witb intent to prejudice us
anon u trul ol' enid Indictment bj reason whereof
toe ctlci,ie wiiii which wa Btu charged han become
? ii-' ited and mngnlned.
That die Hon. Henry A. OIldcraleCTC one ot rim
jmle,., presiding at tim (Dnrt ?.t Oeaerel Beooiono, iq
a neeeeenrj and iiiutiri.il aitneea fsr tbe drfendente
Bpaa the tiin! of thi- Indictment bs ws are adrised l.y
our counsel iiii.l ns ee'beliere.
Thal apon thc ti ml ol' naiil indictment there will
ni ioej ii* h. ure also adnaed i.v ."ir counael end as wa
believe, ur ire and difficult questions el law,
lilli annexed bcreto ara some eztrecta from tba
daily press ot thw city published eenceruing us.
li. ii.11 4 M. .--.jilin:.
Mai mci li- Flynn.
The appended newspaper Mipi coataia n few of the
editorial eommente ia thc ei*jr newspapers, In which
tbe ncta of the defendents arc bs ? erely o -usiiscit. Thc
affidavit tn sworn to before John ll Tonei of Mr.
Newcomb 'a offlee. A notice accompanies lt In
M. mm, Kewcnmbe and St,than any that the] will
motion on August 30 before a Supreme Court
OB to have tim trial ol lb,? indict nu ut mr,iii,st
Squirt and Flynn removed t.) tin* Com : ol'Dy.u .iud
liiiiiner. Mr. Mari.il.. h il ?Ireadj glren aotiee shel
? wo lld be Belled for trial in iii ? 0 tera! ?-*.**
i ..ms Court, wbn h BBBete ob Beptouber ti. i be motion
arti] be argued before t lie jnetloe who will bold oham
hers on tin- until instant. Justina Parker of dater
Cou it> will ? robeMj --ii In ebembers nt tba! tiree.
Thi 1..ult of tbe application may be to delaj fer a
time tin- trinl of tba charges against thc eotnaitseiouer
snd tbo contractor. AaimUai application was mada In
tin-, i-e 1.1 * M.,rm " Mandeibenm, who waa in.lietel
in August, I**** I. Her trial vac tn'be Bal for an . .illy
.lav in Se|.t.-iiili.<r, but her lawyers eiicc.-eleil i,,
iibtalnlng aotaj cf piwaaiilliiga aad asada a asotlna
before J otlgB Ponahna tn hara tha enaa iran .terrell to
tba Court jt Ojai mid Tarmiaer. Pcciaton wm
reoatVed und a baxaoton was not roedcrod until
November, when ilm iraiisi'.-r wes ordered, Bbnilar
proooodlaaja in tan S.|nlre>f*ljea aeaa mtgbl eaece e
like delny If the Judge before nrbesa tbe motton waa
rnade .lid not promptly (buy tho motion. Tba ('oort
nil' .-I Bad Td miner meet* on tlie trot Mombil in
Nut em ber nnd usually adjourn*, for a week,before
teaing up business.
I in- deetga of toe defence, lt was sui 1 by an official
who bad some Bec a laffan, of the subject, waa pr., baldy
tnileliiV the trial of tba ens'*, if not (h.- reline.il of
Squire, until ainu the eb" mm. The Oevernm mr,
nay that be I* not MitislK-l nilli the chu .u'cr ol'tlie
ie .iiii.iii y tni.cn before tha Mayor, aa much of it la
liiiii-m BvblcBOB. Tba counsel fer .Sonne mm ii u ?
tbat a .bci-ion be reoerred anti] the enmlaal caa ls
decided Then lia Willing Justice cali be fouad il vt ll
be j..-Hil.! to here tba eeoc collared, bf traaaferrleg
ll In .i i nirl '.iliich dofs int mee! foi the trial ol' Canes
until afton thc (.l.ctioii, or bj inducing tba judge tn
withhold un I ni mediate .1.-. inion.
Foi mil nott.cs lo iin(ie.ir bofefC the (ioveiiior in lim
brenna lix.-.i tut Tuesday next here boee raeeiveil
Ki iiiiii lin- Minor and Ciimiiiiflsliiiiai Squire. Ibe
Marta ?ill be warratoo ted by Wheeler il. Peek nam
and Fiiiiicis M. Scott and Commlssionct Squire by
John II. Strahan.
-a>
MU. Si'.)rCaTaTfl IBTBBa*8T IN 1 i;i,iOIIAPII ?TOCK.
An application ama nude yesterday tn Juatloa
Potter, in tin*Sn;,reno-'.nirt. i ii.ii,ibers. hy Itogoi lestor, Iii
lieli.il! nf Iii ln-.li. t rs. Wise, a hui.lm of r..et I ? i I OOM
in proceedings to foreclose tho $10,000,000nturtsaaeof UM
li.mei I - .'lei Mel. i.s. .ls I 1' ?t a|.ll I I nu pall I , In III t ? I 4 ene .li
an application recent lr made labetialloi toward ti muk.*
tba! nii.i.n se, urine* of n.e i.pan) i?. turned
.11 t.' lilin ns jinn tiuser In tin- fm ii Insure s.ile.
Tho application wan onpooed bj I>a4ni I Bli ? lura, tot
..?is i.mn. un.i 11 usi Company, truatees uni. i tba
-rino.ii ,i,..: ijam aird a prior one el ji.io.isiu, ii,, said
that H.- Isili'i rn' rlu.iK"- i ' ?.. i' 1 l,e ..- s.. ni I..--.. Mi Pa tar
urged that aa thi foreclosure proeeedlnga bad aol roi beeo
ne ii. ,.uii i ouilrmod .Mi. Btokoa bad bo legal titi- to Usa prop,
eily.
. null.: InireriM.ll. for Mr. Stokes, upheld llie view nf Mr
Mi i iuie tl,..t )!) Ki.siei'a .1.eui Lan Do Inleraal iii Hie statler
i. ni argued i inst tue inn nt tin i ettm. slea, aft* i tba sale, had
i.ei ii iiiinsi. i ii ?! from Hie property -><>i.i lo Ilia pro ope, la ..t it..-.
sale , otherwise the aile woufd be a delusion and a cvollduucu
I'.i.iiean.i ev. ij- Jn-lt;. a kimi ni peaceolseror. Uoololoa noa
I .-Served.
Ita*. BHAWM DEr*EBCB IB A PIYOBOR cask.
la the suit f.T liiuiii-d iii viin-e mi tile jrroiiinl of
ernellv. bi.iiiKlil I'V Mrs Marr.iret --tiiiyr ajjaliisl CfertOaSfhSS
) . Sli.lvr, now pen Illirf Ul the '? ly:-ui.; Cn,ul In BTOokl] B, t lu*
<e*BBtlsBt pat la aa bbitbt ji Iscdof, aettiaa up u.? claim
llml ne vi.-.s .li 4 ur. e.i Iron, ile \,\ .lat ,ir in Mil), l? o j .-ns arter
rr., v 4.,-ie n,.,i ned when (dev lint i,m.-1 mid Tl,,, dump ?? ?.?
iiiis.. nie iiml ni* w ife aros probiblted from niarrrmr ag Ila
Mhoitiy after a rd Be marrtod o girl aaated Uarla Itaudi MU
!. I .uni itti ( ii f. I. n.oi.liis the* sepal.lied Ul -o-.n BOUgbl
Aral ? i(- ai,.i ii ? i in. i i.... h.. i ,i, if u,.y bod nevci
i? ti, iWi orsed sad )i-*-i taro atois i i
CAI.I NnAi.a TODAY.
Bimnna rr>iKi i i Potter, J.?Noa li,
. i IO 14. il I, 1 .7 ll*. ISI, IN, l.'.l
m n.i. .k iiii.i *... ,*i. iKnji-1-siir i.?:?ouay salon
dsi
M 'lilli ...til '- < Ol m He'i.re Bl -ll li... B\- IV ill nf <'harlen W
-j ni io i rn i" es M Danbar at 10am i fc.iuii.lge c awniu
.,. - ... i. ttaoi ll a in
(im ol i..m ni HBSSIOBI--I'aui I.?Utfora Judge
Cowma.?Mo-lai cali mtar.
A WSW TAP BB IS BBOOKLTB,
A tiri'jcct i* mi !? .1 in Brookljn for tho ts
labUsbuisai ed a new dolly Dosnoerattt nevrtji*, ,-r, of
which Andrew M L n, ncemly i litor-lu < niel of The
fajsjfs. anil be InnreanenaHile adltof ihe pian is not
lin,) formulated, as us -appa, uee tel ls no' fetal BS
luroi. As at nreeaat eoasidered tue newspaper *? ;. ba
-ii..ii.er lliai. Ihe tulle, mil w..l '.e told for iwo csuts,
lae puce of Mr ru:/:- BStBg turee e. i. s lt lt expec.ed
thai several of the wrilert on .''.' Ingie st.ilf wi,, join
Mr. Mel aaa in the new enteprise if ,t is eilan itfaed bb
a i raj roeuea. The sip.isms ny ihe f.ayit of id* u.eth
n.i emin..y* | l>y tue w .ter ami gai cou.paulet uf '.ha
town of New L*.ts lo reap a i;reat Jir flt froiL si.neialluu
t? Iliuoa.jrn IO Ibougbl le have I.nen ins'ifai*.! uy tua
lacs Usa* Mr Mil tan wac pr .posed to starts neal
ne* leaper, uss ? pecuuiary interest iu laces "? impeaiae
Mi MefeaBrefaeedtesey surihitu .tenuite snout u.s
pianeueseveaiaa Wnau li.mi..* Kiaeella Ibroeteaed
tn leaf! I Kt l.tijlt O' il tlarl si.-.t.-r paper hera-ise na
?li liol a:iowed to nirry SUI Ut* .wo ideas lu ms man
aaeuie..' ol Hit Eagle, lbs owners nave I.nu ful. control.
teen "f His Otiuocreiio leaden ara said io favor ide uaw
nswspai sr.
AS OBSTACLE TO MARRlAOSl OYERCOME.
Pittshlhh, Au., 19 (.sprckj/j.?Ihouiae
DuDiait, a O'uate.uisn of alcKsisporl, sail "ilia"
Haggle Stewart, decided to get married. The weddlog
feat, was ai ranged but tbe many friends wbo ruse ni bled
to partake of lt were astonished to find that Du oshea
aud "Mils'* Stew-art ware abseat. The friends of tho
two ate the fesst and afterward learned tbat Register
lloerr of this city h.id refits*.! a license to marry l>e**,m*.o
of the Inability of "Mlsa" (stewart to produee a decree
In divorce granted several years ago from a former hoe
band. Not to he outwitted the Junabee and ,#Ml*s"
Htewurt boarded a train yesterday morning for Jersey
City, where they were married List evening.
Hi LIL OF HIE AS ARCH ISIS.
JUDO! OAKTfl ciiAi:oKTO Tin: Ji'KY.
THK Hl-ITT.ICI-ATIOUMCY DoKs NOT Af*K FOR THE
(..WK TIOX OB AM.? rill" JTrtYOCT A LOBO TIMK.
Chicaho, Ana*, 1(1.?Thc* trial of the Anar
cliisti was continued to-day. District-Attorney Orlnneil
SBMed his apeecb for the prosecution, and Judge Gary
instructed tbe Jury. Tba Jury left the court-room to
consider their verdict at 2:.'>0 p. m., hut not hiving rc
turned st fi p. m., the Judge adjourned the court until to?
morrow morning at tl >'. latclc.
Mr. Urluii.-ll concluded hil speech by laying bli lebnr
was over; tho Jury's waa Ju*t begun. 1 hey had the
power to exact tho live, of tome of the prisoners, to
olhen they might give a term of years In the peinten
tiiirv, nn! some ..rain tl.ey might ace,,nt. He won .1 not
a*k fie Jury to take tho life of Oscar Neel.e. He would
not esk the Jury to do what be would not do hiin-elf.
Tin* proof w is not sulliclent to convict Neebe, but lome
of them, Spies, Fischer, Llnge, Knsel. Kiel len. 1'arsnns
ami Schwab, ought to have the extreme penalty admin?
istrated to them. Tho Anarchists were deathly pule.
Mr. Qftnnetl went on with tremendous earnestness,
rotating his lum! at the prisoner! he said: " l'mi
s.nri:i. I havo not a word to siy airaintt these n. -n.
BUB tee law demands they be punDhnd. Tn*y ht to
violated ti I* law, ani yo i, gentlemen of the lory, stand
bel ween the living and tlio deal. I) > yo-ir d'lty. !>i
not dis irret. If yo.i thin*: thal a.me of them d > n it
deserve the death penalty, gtrc them a llfoaeutencc, hot
do uol dlsaKrce."
Judge dury then instructed the jury. After giving
Hie usual definitions of what coua'ltdte.l mur-h-r and
what its punishment is under the statutes, the Court in?
structed ihe jury, as a matter of law, that, in considering
Hie case, they were not to go boyon 1 the cv-lemce to
hunt up .lui:.'*, nor mint they entertain such
doubts aa are merely clilmeric.il or conjectural.
If any one of the defendant*) attempted to overthrow
tne law ny force, ar.d threw tlie bo.nb, then the defend?
ant! who wore iu the i!i>us:>lr*cy were guilty of murder.
If lhere wai an Anarchistic conspiracy and defeu Lints
were panics to lt, they aro guilty o' mir,ler t ion.,!i tho |
(lalo of culmination of tho conspiracy was
i ot fixed. lt any of tbe defendants conspired
to excite, by advice, people to riot and murder
such defeadaataare guilty If men murder was done In
pursuance of .said consp.raey; tho Impractloantoaaaa af
the aims of denfendants ls Immaterial. The clrcuiu
siantlal evidence Lt cuuipcisnl to Bantu glint, and if de>
fen.laius conspired to orerUii'ow the law amt Doiran was
killed in BenaeCjUenne, tho parties are guilty ami lt ls
not necessary thai uny of defendant*) were present at
the UlLin;. Ail i>,irti*a tu the conspiracy aro aajaaliy
gullly. Circinus:*,nial ev dence mint satisfy tho Jany
beyond a reasonable doubt. Ir. such case the jury
may lind defendants guilty. Wheo the defend?
ants tooti lied lu the citso they stood on
Ilia sanio . ground aa other stiinea-ies.
I he jury ran take Into account tho interest of witnessei
Tho jury might Him any or oil the defceeenta nu.ny or
not guilty, .md conni rix the jienaity for nil. If guilty
of murder or of anything rise, the sentence should be
fixed in seeordeuoe with th* statute, [erics of votiiieta
were given to the Jory provlllag for all tho souteuces
ami also acajaittale.
For tho iieicn(Linrs the Instruct oms wore that
if the Jury mulei stood tho law helier
man the 1'tdge ikey sh mid so BOB,
Uefore the Jury can convict the defeadenta they must
lind ri..-ni gullly beyond all reasonable itoiint. Mere
probabllllioa de not constitute guilt. If Maller .md
-.-lii-er testllied from a jiromiso of BSWsrd, such fact
should leiei ii.i'in the weight ofltheir lestimony. If
suv of tho stales Witnesses testified fi oin ho;ie of re?
ward, the samo rule should apply. If tle
feinianrs, or some of them, agreed thu' lu tbe event
of workingufssii or strikers l.eing attacks I oy the po leo
snell defendants Would ..Milt tho StrlkorS to resist such
attack, and such un airrceiiien! constitute.I a cmitim acv,
in., jury must >.? a itistie.l thal such contemplated attack
was lustifted legally before thar eoeld eau viet j if *uoh
attack bl tho lilllie.' was iiii'iHiIied and Illegal and such
eontemplated resistance was (.imply oppom.g wrong*
fully exercised and l.legal force to repel sal attack,
then the facts nssuine.l In tho first part or. th" InotrOO
tieii did not constitute a conspiracy. lu its the
evidence showed that tbo pwrooa who threw ibc bomb
u is aeiing under ino advice and procurement ol thc
derondania or sumo of thom, all the def.-n Lints were le
In- acquitted Such advice might not be special ?s to
tue time, but general. The Jury should not guess that
Ibo person who threw tba bomb was instigated by tha
defendauts, lhal f.mt must be established beyond all
reasonable doubt. It weald not do to my iti.it bsceuae
lbs itcfendaata may bare advised ii, therefore, a ia
violence came lt was tbe resell of such advice. Tbers
rn :*? I.- a dlreot i ...niectiou abowa i>--twe?.ii Yin adv lee
.tn I th-* i iiiso'iin ir.on of ihe cn.lie, ni order i.inVICt.
although thedefendantsce some of them may have
Si".?en .uni pit 'il s'led their views of tin- fact IbetaOtM s
revolution should bo brought about by forea ami that
tba officers ol tba Isw should oe resisted to th.it end. and
dynamite should bo OOOd io the extent of taklus
I, im.in life, ami thai I'ersons sh.nil.I urm lo roetal
Hie law, Hut the law should bu throttled an I kl led, end
alibongh suoh laogaaae might dealro personi I i oerry
om advtca given and do the BBl whteh Cans nt Deg.vi'a
doa li. je: inc bomb might bara Leen tarawa and Dee
can kl I lid by *ome oueiinfamlliar willi an t unprompted
by the teeeblagsof BbcdefeudUBte; tberefere ihe jar*
ii,.i*L I.,- satloaed tnat the perooa nu.ming ihe bomb
was BOting as nie result of the teachings or e.urago
mentol defend an ta or some or thom before tko defend
ants emilil Ins held liable therefor. It Was nol enough
I*, wai raul im- conviction of I.'linn thal lie might Ii ive
iiiaiiiif.ictiireo Hie fatal Immb, but ho must hero aided,
abetted or adi ned th* exploding of the bomb or tho do?
ing of soul" Illegal set,
lin- |ory u led ol -' "? "J p m. At Uillo o*olook Judge
i.ar,, after BOBSUlUns wllh Ihe altorui-ys for lioih ltdea,
ordered wat tho Jury be breon ht berk to lae court-room
to re. elve acme liiotmctloeo IB Ihe law reganliug the
ei i.ne or mans angliter. The Jury was Inslriii led (hatti
e.ii .) ret.iru a verdict of manslaughter in ilia ob 00 of
uni uni. or ail of thu prisoners without OOO Rioting With
Hie terms of the indictment. Theerlmeof muns!.ni -I.lei
was narine 1 i.inl Ihe Jury,having been Instructed renard
lng. the penalties thal the law prescribed, ag,alu retired.
WOMIBATIOBB FOR coy a it p SS.
NRW-Oru.KANs, Aug; 10.?A (Ii9|>;ifch from
Mississippi City says: Ou tho second ballot In the
Vlth District Congressional Convention last night
Colonel Stockdale received 10 13 33 voles and Van
Katee UBOBS, A debate followed the vo'lng. many
dOlOgBtOB eOBtoadtag that lt required sevonteeii votes to
nominate. The chair dually decided thal sixteen aol a
fraction waa a majority of the convention uni. therefore .
Colonel Stockdale wae Ute nomtiiee. Colonel Btoekdale1
aocrptod tho oouilaaUoa. Hs ita prominent lawy sr ef
I'lke Coiiniy. IL* nas colonel foi a flflBslOolppl cavalry
tegnneul .turing tho late war. ile came oilgiually from
l'euusyi Vania.
I ii.mos, Tex., Aug. ll).?Tho convention to nominate
ii auneessor to Ja ues W. 'Ihrockiuorton in the Vin Con
gr.-ssl.mal District adjourned last night without making
a ooniiaotloa Blnty-eea ballots were taken, wini judge
Silas llarl.ot (.(systolic County,and C. II. Pickett,of Win..
County, BboaSaron. The conrention declared that no
Democrat should ap;.ear before lim people for elect:.xi
sara the lau candida es before, ibe convention. Ibe
conlesl will ha exceedingly close. Mr. TtilQjkmottOll
refuses a im.ulnar:.ni oil account of poor health.
Hi i'akt's. Va.. Aug. 1!).?The Democratic; Convention
lo-lay renominated George Ot Cal.ell aa Kopreseuta.lv.
froiu Hie V'.U Congressional D.str.cU
HELD IS HEAVY HAIL.
Rostov, Auj*. 19 (6>cci<i/i.-T!ie prosecution
of Mrs. sarah J. Koblosou and Thomas H. smith, ae?
rated of poisoning ihe former's son, completed Its
testimony In tb.) Hoiuervllle court-room to-day. Ba
rn ri tier facts of Importance wore add Meed. When tbe
ilefen. e was call*.! Mr. Crane, counsel for Mrs. lioinuson,
said tbat ll tee meit unwise fur him to presaut auy lesli
immy to cover tho suspicious actions ou th* part of his
client. It was Hie duly of tho prosecution lo maia out
a jirobabla cause lo be preseuted to Ibo (irani Jury.
Mr. Clifford, for Mr. Smith, was of tbe same opinion in
regard tn evidence for the defence, but Ihi Of ht ba
would like lo make an argument on the testimony "' the
|.rosecilti?n whwn lie had ai) oopnriiinity nt c.xisnlttn*
the stenogi uptier's records, and for this reason he BOkod
a couHiiuBnuo ot tho ciao. Mr. Crane aided that he
woad like to have a utile to aay anent tn* ewtdeaoo
Chief-nf-l* ilic I'srkinirst agreed to a emu.Queue* if lbs
bonds ol asjt,50Q should bo locreaaod. afr. Culford an
js.ei nm aiili.e p tr.eyiag ensued, daring which Mra
H..I.luton had au attach of weakness sud was uanded a
glass of water by a gillan' btueeoet, munn gaBCS
jn-iitlvniy ai the Judge, apparently oblivious to lim
so .i.u.g woman st his elbow. Judge glori OOOliOUad
the hearing until A IgUel 87, and ordered the bail la*
. leased to i*lu,ooo lu eacii case. Jue prisoners were
lcd away to Jati.
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1IIK TKADK in CHICAGO.
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