The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1895, Page 1

19,022 “Help Wanted isements were printed 61,967 “House and Home” sdvts, were tm The World during the first 5 months of 1895. Po . td in The World during the iret s a onthe of pg, = . 3 j House, Room and Apartme: advertisements in The World this week repeated in Evening World without ex. ituation Wanted” Female tra charge. | | advertisements in The Word | are repeated in The Evening | 14 WORDS, 30 CENTS. _____, World without extra charge. | 20 WORDS, 10 CENTS. | OF pga . “ L Over 500,000 Circulation Secured. | “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ | NEW YORK, THURSDAY, Jt SOUDAN AND PAUL. — | NQ) SILVER They Take First Heats at Fleet. $103,000 IN June 13.—The attendance to-day was hot quite as large as that of yesterday, jowing to the thickening weather and | fhe fact that no spectal fentures in the/G@PMAD States Express Their)A. §. Moore Arrested, Charged | way of fast time were expected. Untinclutel tere tor trotiers twenezas} — -1dea8 of an Interna. with Uttering Worth. nd classe: and pacers in the 2.10 ela Jetting was © f in th l N RAW WAY. ADU Wee Seatly IVY GH Ble tional Conference ess Notes, AT GRAVESEND, |S: cecccecisc0254] NONE AEVLLY DESIRES IT.|MAKES A FULL CONFESSION Soudan was 6 to 1; Clara K., 15 to 1; eee | Over §00,000 Circulation Secured. PRICE ONE CENT. NIGHT ~ EDITION DETAILS OF THE NEW K-ST. LOUIS GAME WILL BB GIVEN IN TO-NIGHT’S BASEBALL EXTRA, CRIPPLED, BUT IN THE GAME, New York’s Team Makes a Good Straggle Agatnst Very Long Odds. BREITENSTEIN, THE TERROR, Dudley Olcott, 2 to 1; Brunhild, § to 1; Pat My Boy : in 1 to 1, and Chance, 2/@enerally Convinced that Such a} Signature of Inman, Swann & amapo Injured and He May}:0.. y R Nelly D. went lame and was drawn Meeting Would Be of Co and Its Members Reck- Not Face the Flag fn [rar nete Cine se" sad*aouann exe out No Avail, lossly Used, the work. Dudiey Olcott had the po! the Subarbau. Tile matiee Phere tenance enatieteed | THIS ACTION MAY SETTLE IT.| HELD IN DEFAULT OF $10,000. the leader, but Soudan, well driven and trotting simoothly, came down the stretch an easy winner by a length in 2188-4, with Clara K. a ood second BASSETLAW h NON-STARTER ytie,side-whenlers next came on for a! Some States Are Not Opposed to|Paper Drawn on East River Silk eat In the 210 pace, € Urry Weis * hot favorite at 8 to boven the felt. The! It, but None Has Displayed Co., of Which He Is eee the pole in the first heat; Susie G., Re- bus, Whirligig and Paul,” ‘The lot were Any Enthusiasm. Treasurer. FIRST RACE-« sent off on even terms, Fred K. and Gil i pacing in front, head if, Ar the horses rea Curr ind head - } Peig Fient. to the hin, Paul shot out trom the tuck i tnd | BERLIN, June 18,—The National Zel-| A. 8. Moore, Treasurer of the Kast Hurlingham Seco Se ee gE ne A aieatecnunuel as: 1ehite in| tung to-day says that replies have now| River silk Company, of Astoria, L. 1, Ose see # trot, when the horses were run | been received by the Government from| 8® arrested in the offices of the Com- Song and Dance Sec tho ‘second heat, Soudan set a iirst, AMG fae Mp fan he ees t,,Houdan set 9) o.4 majority of the Federal Govern-|Pany in the Cotton Kxchange Building Chris Von der Abe's High-Grade | J Queen Alfred came fast and went under) ments to tho former's inquiry regarding| this afternoon for forgeries axgrerating andapring First, Requital FOURTH RACE: Liza Firs Left-Handed Pitcher Holds Sway in the Box, Le Jan. ea nn 18 Seth Tens the expediency of an International Con-| $193,000. fe th'rd heat of the 218 trot Owen fret cut our the work, but Soudan | ference for the settlement of the cur-| Moore made a full confession and later ed her ip the streteh. Dudley Oteatt| renoy question, was arraigned at the Tombs Police Court pad break near the wite. Time—2is..| While several answers do not imply | And held fn $10.00 bail for examination t soenel up a long gap from the half pole, | opposition to the proposal, not one of | I" default of bail he was locked up nportant piece of news | cHZ y VAN FOUND HIi#t FOR A LONG HIT, RACE 18.—The m senona ference, ‘The replies, it appears, gener-|!nman, Swann & Co., cotton brokers. : that developed at the track this after-|~ ‘The second heat of the 2.10 pacing race it Was a Two-Bagger and Gave - 3 noon was that concerning Gideon &| was the most exciting of he day, Git ally indicate a conviction that such a| It J# alleged that he indorsed bills on a9 in Daly's crack colt’ and Suburban candi. | Curry eqming out of third position and | meeting would be fruitless, several banks in the name of R. W. New York a Lead which the date, Ramapo. —-<+—— Inman, jr., the East River Silk Com- — trisha 22 yeaterin be putter up| ALEXANDER ISLAND RESULTS.) —STEWART’S HOT TALK. | 'n» and George tents lame, The limp was perceptible as he EE ET ae COD esi areas Eta REPS IpOOR/ AULHOF: walked back to his stable. and when] #oxan and Luray Winners in the! Scores Everybody Everything | ized the following statement: Trainer Hyland examined him he found Bleat two Events. Connected with Gold, ; “It has Just been discovered that there that the horse had split one of his hoofs.| | RACH TRACK, ALEXANDER IS-| MEMPHIS, June 16—The allver ora-| 1s at least $100,000 worth of paper, held “The Evening World's" representa-| AND, June 13.—The races run on the} tors began their labors again this morn- ‘ia i tive asked Mr. Gideon as to the truth| track to-day resulted as follows: ing after a good night's rest, By veces Newt ae Sees (oni which of the story, He sald: “I don't beliove| First Race—Four and a half furlongs.| Chairman Turple announced that] the indorsement is forged. elt that Ramapo will be a starter] —Won by Brogan, 6 to 1 and 2 to 1;| the Committee on Resolutions was not} “The name of Inman, Swann & Co. In Browns Wiped Out Chris Von der Ahe's collection of Bt. Leuls misfits appeared on the feld this afternoon bent upon pushing New York further down in the race for the National fa the Suburban. He split his hoof in| Northford second, % to 5 for place, and| ready to report, and introduced Senator te League pennant. H 4 i Pp forged for $82,000; Robert W. Inman, “4 bis work yesterday, and unless he tm-| Oglst thin. Time—067, | 0 up.| Willlam M. Btewart, of Nevada, who ad-| 1. i ee Seach =e The Browns were out for blood. -For Proves wonderfully, will not start. | longs Won by Luray, 1 to 10 and 1 to| dressed the Convention, ive Sy Wniboe” eines) oes ie fies 108 several days Count Breltenstein, the: ¥ “It all depends on'how he goes to-mor-|%, Intimadad, wecond, s to 1 for place,| Mr. Stewart said: “The modern Colos-| $9,000, and George Menke, a commis- great left-handed pitcher, had been saved = row. Hé will be worked again, and if] “"Muin ‘RacetWour furlongs.-Won by | Us, the Rothschilds combination, ts the| sion merchant at M Greene etreet, for The Trouble with Uncle Sam Is He Doesn't Know Which Kind to Use. up for to-day's argyment. “Brett” has |” she lameness continues he will not start. Hora, even and 1 to sietiut second, greatest brokerage establishment the | 941,090, ih Sid cette oda eS Baa iad ae —— saline tia | 0 vn Cesta ltd nursed his twirting machthery 4 Understand, there {s ro sharp practice] $.to 5 for place, al jonolithe rd. | world has ever seen, It deals with cor-| ,. * % along, and started in to-day's game te j about this, and there ia no reason for| “Wirth tface—six and a half furlongs, |Porations and nations which force from| “The Principal maker of the notes ts| Covered all, of ite funds, but Preddent W SP LED THE FLEET VALKYRIE WILL SCARE US, |show tne tocal cranks just how badig . concealment. I do not believe the horse} —Won by Tancred, 4 to 1 and 1 to 2,| the people their earnings either by mo-| the East River Silk Company, a con-| to adjust iffrence of about $2,225 In ' ———— Gotham needs his services. i will start.’ nd. to,5. for place, and |nopolising the necessaries of life or| cern located n Astoria, L, I pars patory ey, KF the fe rige ane Watson Has Bullt a “Sandy Hook| The weather was anything but pleas Bassetlaw was declared out of the pe eerie through the sovereign power of taxa-| President Mason, of the Fe a ee en acre tad Timm to musnect od 90-Footer” This Time. ant, As has been the case for several ‘ Suburban to-day, and the field is re- SPIDERS HIT DAUB HARD. tion, America, sald: that (he endorsements wr forgries, M . Fi . LONDON, June 13—The Yachtsman to. | 28¥% Past, threatening clouds filled the ' duced to one of small proportions, with . “The vast bonded debts of the United| “If the Company is broken by the de-| Hendrix said that there was nothing be; The Lippett Sloop Fist Home in} erent the opinion that the spare |#K¥ shortly before the game was ached~ 4 Domino a top-heavy favorite. dee. Se States and Europe have passed through | faloatton the note which we hold for) of the firm's slanature (0 arouse & BUR the N. Y. Y. ©. Regatta, of Valkyrie III. will “territy all right | ¥ed to begin, and it was “even money, fa - 4 shower passed over the track this| Cleveland Lands on the Brooklyn! their hands for nearly a century, and | $250 would be no good. That 's ail the] picion at the beginning.” BeBe ges g' thinking Americans.’ take your pick,” whether or not the game + mornin, making the golng very heavy Inter an a Starte; the increment retainal by the Roths-| Papers we have. yarn, taken before ‘John H.. fnmen The Yachtsman adds that Allan's spars | WOuld be played Several times during during the early afternoon, fal to The Evening World.) childs alone is estimated at two thou-] “I can't tell anything about whether | teyon. ; are puny in comparison, and that there | ‘Me afternoon light showers fell, making The weather cleared beautifully, and, ‘ PARK, BROOKLYN, June|sand millions. This combination robbed| the note ts good or not until It matures.| Mr. Inman sald that Moore was em-|Colonia Next, with the Rest a Full)... general velief that Valkyrie 111, will | Be tounds soft in spots ; { with the exception of a few drifts of rland team was on hand| the United States of gold to convert the| “In any event, we could not be very | ployed by the firm is Doceaeebes oe IE Mile Ast win the America’s Cup, If ahe falls, it |, Despite the bad weather, however, @ 4 sea fog tt remained fine. The card was his afternoon, realy to try con-| silver debt of Austria Into gold obliga-| heavy sufferers, as this one note is all] "ThE Seen discovered that Moore had | le Astern. Would be futile to make another attempt, | *#!tly large crowd turned out to help ; originally a good one, but the state of| clusions with Capt. Griffin and iis men] tions, and made four hundred millions in] W@ have." hal some trregular Sranssctions eu tale | Oontinulng Wie Ween taman retain root the Giants into victory. About 2,500 the track caused many owners to draw | in the last gume of the first se ‘The| the transaction. Charles F, Rushmore, of the firm of] of the office and (t was thought best to | = ataon, tai ‘sup. | People were present when the game be- 1 pencil through the names of! Spilers were confident that they would| “The American people have been be-| Stern & Rushmore, attorneys for the| Hechirge him, | This re one, att t | Narota Drepped Out of the Race at beaieeed tetees cameitarcinat te pte gan. i] thelr horses. awiminister the same dose of defeat to| trayed with a kiss for the last time.| bank, said: to @iscover anything wrong with Moore's Bundy iiock essential qualifications of a Sandy| After yesterday accident to Jack 4 This wis getaway day at Gravesend, | che Bridegrooms as they did to the enlp-| They know that every man who quali-| “The East River Silk Company had an eegounts sa Allok We link reek | y e Hook ninaty-footer?? Doyle, the Giants are In a bad way, | re the racing scene shifting to the pretty| pled New Yorks yeuste fles his determination to fight for the| account with the Bank of America, and aire Gath veeeerdny, When the Unton | Referring to Howart Gould's Niagara,| German proved conclusively that be is , " sheal Bay course Saturday, when] Capt. Patsey Tebeau, who was injured | free and unlimited coinage of silver at| from time to time procured paper to be] National Bank sent ‘word to Inman, | Die Vachtnaan maken! the follow not up to form. In consequence, the Y fae Suburban will DTI ee pret | Ing & Kame several days ago, was| the ratio of 16 to 1 by the United States | discounted. Brann & Co. that it held poten for Capecal to The Bening World) apology for fis previous uiverse critis|oMcials have called upon Clarke andl | Jockey Keefe was fined $100 in the first | ; , sk O'Connor | ‘alo “We learned yesterday that some of rawr by | FORT WADSWORTH, 8. 1, June 13.—| clam? Rusle to pitch alternate days until Meeke! race for disobelience at the post, Reift| till unable to play, and Jack O'Connor /alcne 1s an enemy of the cau x d indorsed by Inman, Swann : Es D 1a was also fined $4. "| covered first base for him, “All wo demand te the 16 to 1 atatutes| the paper held by the bank, although) Rut, “M4 is The New York Yucht Club started its ft-| "All our ndverse remarks regarting | in ty again able to take his turn, 7 FIRST RACE, | There was a decile] improvement tn] of 1834 and 1887. There were no ‘ifs’ and| bearing the signatures of the silk com- Mr. Inman at once ronounced the In-|Gieth annual regatta over the club but ‘a eplendia craft could have sagled ‘The Batting Order: : For three-year-olds and upward; selling; six! the attendance to-day, and, as usual, this| ‘anda’ about those statutes, There are| pany, had indorsements that were|dorsements to be forgeries. |. 6 | courses from buoy 1 this morning. |as she did recently under a vile suit of " * Assistant. Cashier Willam Jewett. . Pk New York. 8t. Lou! furlongs. Rotting St. Mitrin, | DOME lates the female rooters| none in the creed of @ tru ered Hist. | forged. the Union National Bank, at once swore | The Iron steamer Taurus, which had | sails. ee Burke, If Brown, ¢f ’ ‘y 285 ¢ a am | came re *cloe! 2 st “wi for Moore's arrest, been chartered for the use of club mem- Tiernan, rf. Cooley, If. Prix (enn) seh? hb -€ 214 | came in droves, and b: o'clock there| {by “the United States alone. compri We at once proceded to take out] out # warrant i x ; uflingham, 15 (Griffin). --. 8-2 45 1 IMB a fully 80d io 2 % ‘ , Mr. Inman then made Inquiries of sev. A spewed’ with iF Schriver, 1b, Dowd, rf. bagham tia (GH Ee 4 @ fully $00 kutias present three-fourths of the voters of the United | warrants of attachment, and ently this! UT panics with which soem amon to | bers and guests, Was crowte AILSA DISABLED AGAIN. gehrivery it pel Gah 0 Philomena, 89 (McClain), 1 a4 pt. Griffin thought Daub could de-| States, | The ony Rope congue they | morning levied upon gooda of the Com-|pelieve Moore had di lings. Among | pleasure-seekers, Van Haltren, ef. Sonor, Ih Dungannon, ton (ett 1 $16 § § Trout the Spiders, juet as he a4 on Me-| fave played that game for the last |PAany in the hands of commission mer- the were the National, Hank of Amer:| “A comparatively small entry list had t While Racing with| Stattord, 2, ete 6, wivted spill fe 1 Day, an put him in to pitch, while ” on ica an eo of e y presented som ison, a After half an hour's delay they finally f Wallace twisted ule wiobe for the | “me ae eens chants in this city, and also on the | oa oF been fecured, but it rep ney one ania at Southampton. Rusie. 'p. hy a ot away to a good start, with furlin, . property of the Company at Astoria, t was soon learned that a number of | of the best yachts in their classes, The SOUTHAMPTON, June 13.—Britannta . Breltenstein, B amin front. He was joined by Philo V o'clock there were about 300) HORSE SALE AT GRAVESEND, | Long teiand, which we have been in-|.ho banks held the notes of the East | ex.cup defender, Colonia, was entered! iy Aisa started to-day at 10.45 A. M. * Mtr, Campbell. niena, and the patr raced head and head | persons present. ae formed consists of merchandise and raw | River Silk Company, | w 8 | to. wall r the cour Being under 5 Firat 1 4 to the stretch, where Prig took a han. forged algratures of Inman Swann & | {0 sail over the course. eink under lin 4 racg for large yachts under the rs in the proceedings under pressure, Phil- ‘The Batting Ordert McCafferty and Wi owe | sik of about $61,000 in value, Conand fo W. Inman, jr. the junior) charter, she could not nal theless, by| auspices of the Royal Southampton| Turke raised a fly which Cooley toate rt ja quit, ‘aud Prig and «4. Ingham 1 eve “The plant is supposed to be worth| member of the firm. a ' ai vd “ay rs ee an ay care of. Tiernan sed at the plal a thet z Brooklyn. Cleveland. of a Lot at Low Prices, ‘,{ dt is not known whether Moore's oper- | the committee Yacht Club, The course ts forty four f, le winning “by” three parte “ofa fengtn, | arm, oF RACH TRACK, GQRAVESPND, June 18.|SPOUt $90.00. The Bank of America’) ions have gone further than hax | ‘The course for the larger ¢ | miles long. Ailsa allows Britannia im. | while “Breit chucked four Pet chs + Factotum was third, five lengths away. A number of race horses in training) Steommene wae the: frat placed on the Giecovered "to-day. shut Mr, Inman is ot Lieb 8 Ahertce 1 Baty eee oe str, A. Barclay Walker's| EReeey ike, wa soca Bohne Pime=1.14 844, ay Z property the opinion | tha aia nor tet f " 30 over the same! yacht led the Prince of Wales's cutter|Pasted the pellet just out n" | the property of McCafferty & Wishard.) ee oy about $10,000 of the Silk|forgertes to those already know east an me | yac fi masted tne. Rellet: Auge Sab ie nt “ON ACK. 5s ‘* ‘ Q 9 Lip ert & Moore Hives at 100 West One| course, The ts ook the! by a few seconds, we ‘a f Mentiegsi ter creams) 4s0 aewase)| onnar, were sold at auction in the paddock In] company's paper, which has forge! in-| Aibert, 8. Moore vee tn eet, with | aaine ‘course, p they sailed | “While “Britannia was leading Ailsa's| to necond, and kept on to oa pi for threes ‘| Mealeen, Gravesend to-day. The prices realized) aoseements, We are amply secured.” [hia wife and four onildren [ko Scotland” Lightahip instead of to/ sib aplit and she waa compelled to| Nelts's, high, throw, Barrell, pu 12 (Htamtitony. 11 P Waltace, i werd aa) fallow The following statement was given|, He is thirty six youre olf, and accord: | Bands Hoot teint blew up fuat before | "Niagara. did not sail to-day. both he and Schriver cantered home om Bong and Dance, (10 (Grimiaylt Umpire-Mr. McDonald Highes, ch. #2 by Jile Johneon—Glenieven: | out for publication by President Hen- | 1D to Sonn Te i Bunday-achow the start, shortly before 11 o'clock, wnd : ay : Van's terrific drive for two bases. First inning. 4M Jeffcou, $536. pie | the pre suggestions of squalls on the Breit refused to allow Stafford to reach Me totter) Y Ona. tg 2 by Luke Bleckburn—xn-|drix of the National Union Rank. Moore aiwaye nove! in the bert gact-| there were xukgentions of sauails on the BIG POOL-ROOM RAID. FEMe cervent to alley 2 eS He pasted a safe one, which |yomen, Pred. butlew,” $100 “On Tuesday, June 10, the Fast River| ety in Harlem and lived ina con horizon. | Wind end tide were both UT SO OA Ts gr A Co er igng, and Dance cut out, the running pags him and Burkett reach a peabet gre me 2 By Okeme “tite Panny: | Cantat ce Nutoria ottared | WUD fi ti with Dla wife and a te re te LaLie MO cerarairs te ren (28 ma Decol Cooly in mh, Bowd i e othe clos Kean's out to La rer may wf A » Offered |” Mr oor! WAS seF om Y 4 . | Capt, Pickett Finds One in Full| sacrifice advance th, and Bonner, the acting very badly, Hamilt t. Childs bunted safel k. 3 by Imquots—Mamie Kj} thy, iy Moore, fa ing World” reporter thix after: | effect on the passengers aboard th him steadied in second led. Childs reaching third and 0 through 38 treeaurer A). Mens, (oF: Mut she had heard nothing of | Taurus : Mant in Ulber's Cate. new Brown Btocking, nent bien hameeep Song and Dance as the , cond, A’ wild. pitch. seored ft. 2. by Tremont—Atleen; W. ¢,| discount, at the National Union Tank, | Modn. f Pand did not belleve | Just before the start, a squall, accom: | Pye ree rox] hotitale, to Haht: Connor fanned gut, in close order to the stretch. re; childs and put Blake on third rr| £2 by Tromont—Neitie Van; | ote for $12,000 endorsed by A 8.) he had committed forgeries by a drenching Ls peer. ObTG BPs | At 3.0 P. M. to-day Police Capt. Pick- to hist. Geen pushed out ale one é Bong and Dance Jooked the wiiner. but | out, Shindle to Lay Chance. Blake cross: fe be tame "Moore, Robert W. Inman and Inman, _—— The tine. frst at | tt of the Weat Thirtieth street station. | And! ionner raced home, belts. Feachin amilton ro urd vigorous! tt e. plate. Connor smashes Rowneaon=Pans a & wholesale raid on a blind pool-| S\rqe eg ‘ aitre! sche, and, ‘eatening the hemton horse | inhaty tor centre, but wax out tytn (9 age 2 Or ee Reenter: | Benne Co Ae , SEASIDE CLUB SETBACK. ‘Warp, “recht, Lai since, [made a wholemale rail on « blind pool-| thing, “Bly fled out to Ven Haltted, a e furlong pole, won by half aj make three bags on it, Three runs. Harty Rholes, ch og. 2 by Hiban—Mary Mc.| “The note wae accepic4 and the eas — — e.fift Sham s fe and restaurant at 4 and 42 a length. Song and Dance was elght| Griffin was fede out by McKean. Cor- |)? WR Burm stb fer'a check given for the acount. Late ri ; y ? ‘ ; ol Second Inning. 4 Me Ree A | ae a * . * + ona) ¢ mequnt Ls No License, and To-Morrow's Ti 1143. Loyal wenty-eighth street Jengthe In front of Restraint. ‘Time-| cotan reached fret on McGarr's fumble - the same afternoon in examatng the| ® if H ninth, 14k; | tof the book, Cha Wilson couldn't find the ball. Ri rie fy to Wlukes Fouts duplicated it, No chased for the day, the pres jog Hanis Sadsnureed: |Naeard, ten Tmona, eeventn, | sal Weat Pifuyfirat at whipped up a high foul which Peits ' THIRD RACE AY fo SHER OF OHS CUPS ae ne: ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. PRRe PAPA D ARRAS OR RGR: Mayor Schleren, of Brooklyn, this af. | 11.50. eveh of his assistants were ¢ bied.. Fuller was an easy victim at For two-year-olds, five furlongs runs ileal Ident of the bank, Joseph ©. Hendrix, | 7 formally denied the application @ Mab and Hildegard were handt- | full operation, and were taken to the! No runs. Star st 7 thought that @ certain curve at the|ternoon fo Arid taints ped = pollee station Rreitenstein waltzed to first. Farrell's Maniapring 118 (Poser) 4 y RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, Va., June of the Seaside Athl ub for a frat 1 WANby HOOK, June 18--The yachts! The 1 persons who were in the|padq fumble saved Brown, Brettenstem Requttal, 118 6 2 Wallace ance: |12—The entries and welghts for to-mor- | °"4 of the signatu: ae ow Swann) vines theatrical licen in the following order at) rooms ng on the races were let! going to. second. Gooley | popped Up & a, 108 ote) 3 n Vc de | 12.— \ & Co., was awkward and unnatural clas r ) Without Warning ice Har) fein made 5 No runs. ess i A . : tractor John H. O'Rourke, S saan | 0 fittle Infleld “fy out.” Brettenstein 15 «Ta to je] TOW'S Faces on this track are as follows: | ane’ more he studied the two slgna-| He told Con 4 3; Emerald, 1.04; Wasp,| After "EB hod been locked up|a dash for third on the hit, but how tote ame a ok : | « Connor Date | «Fits, Race—six and a heit furlongs, tures of Robert W. Inman and Inman, | one of the pri ipal stockholders, be had 108; Wlwtemarte, 20; | ir ascer 4 tat he bad given a | Cau ht. Farrell shot the leather to Sta ; ie ed alee PMA Geor 4 poneiuaa: oto iamue a Heense, as hus name and that be was no| ford rown, and m: ret + ry 1 Sune ville. aaked ee nis mes- | Mr. 01 € he ona, 1.3 ee ab, 1.90.15; Charle amb, whose name 1s |. Damsel was the first to show, but was PORE BY INNINGS. A Increased and he at once sent his mes} Oo i cenae wo the club might go on |! témona,’ 1.5; Queen harles Ramb, Ww ame 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. j doined by Handspring, who then took |G oveiand role = Dennison 0 Bab. senger to the firm's office in the Cot] special reine on ie ne eeight, a renin Si John Smith, | New York 203 - Ay the, runring ana wa never aftemward| Brooklyn. - a eae ton Exchange Buliding to have the Ma a Pee none tovacea exnenke ara Abe. 2 in through 44 West | St. Louts. .300 - eaded, winning handily by « length and ee Second Race—Five furlongs. ye ec one to great exp neo | sail eas a@ half from Requital, who got away No Game at Holtimore, tanto’ dim HA Joanie Tara oo seooootlt lara tiny i ne at the office of /made contracts with various persons, Red at 1.48 P.M. east-southeast, | Mork, de, W ‘bwenty-< 4g DIDN'T FISH SUNDAY. badly sel tired badly in the last) oavmaoke, June 12,—The bassball game] ee " 133 Leporelto ae | A SBRED WARDO ORS Sy which, If broken, would entail losses, twelve miles an hi Tlght sea |Goun' F. Hackett, thirty, clerk, 15 . Time—1.08 | team here ria aftern poned on ac-| | Thint Rave—Four furiongs Hon, Mr. Hendrix left word at his mam Tieft to conauit with hie lawyers Beek ish ' te plone Vo BOY] A Miminter Charged Cleveland with «]) Fourth Race—-S'x Furk Won by|° . 2a Rerara 10 Jobaay B. that early on Wednesday morning the) "r. wag said the club would apply to "The Norota turned back after round. |W ty, clerk, 4% Phirty-fourth Having Done So, teat chine, eens oF saan Diita ‘al Washington tee tants ee wvaaneniay, Robert W. Inman, | {he Supreme Court for an wr enuse Why Jaehe men The stoop Hildegard passed | “sain forty-two, clerk, of 34| WILMINGTON, Del. June 18.—In am SN eit RE See Wasnt dun! perennial 10) Bessemer sly 90 Men re tee CAA Od Tee eT eR StTt hot lenue. Soeapelting | Ou ae Gandy H west strert, ‘was. charged | adress at Dover Tuesday night, Rev. Dr. LATONIA RESULTS. J orm, gra, and from playing thelr 100 He eee ee eee ne (higria arene 6.18 ‘ | thane panned tn 1) with quaduet’ in acting ‘as! Merritt Hurlburd, pastor of Grace M. H. 5 * nal " Kace—One mile Oren Ae _ BERR Aa is _SRAY WAS Oe ustige Brown, oF Supreme Court, | In at 241 4 as tight ware ‘arested | Church, this city, charged that President } op 139" Rela + gt] was not absolutely certain as to hin petytionel by Gryat. "Mayer “andl p 00 CL ee ee ae ee one nening on Bundey RACE TRACK, UATONTA, sune 1 ted Suilorn, » r 180 ily "Bolton Hi aun signature ae FORK at ery | Berar, for, the, desired order, it was) ios | mina aalion GF the “Dover Ide The races run on this track to-day re- steamer Heatta tpation on 7 dhe cer hat of the ti pe, ahaa rg cep paey a bda - 4 Private Bectetery ‘Tharher av in gulted as follows brought to port Annorean ..., 95) was w forgery, as he had no authority | pth? chem firttecass theattcal license on Ancension, tre aa an ‘thee eUihtaleee ene : even to sign the firm's name eh a Mee | should not be granted. egar MARY sine dkeAt ine quiry iret, Race=s en by ee nat Ook of paper and that imitated Ean . i ARIEL TO: ! he June 13--Fred Pate nd recelved the foilowing: 0, 6 to Land 9 nie oO been 00 i . i = wep cromwed the Hin n wis killed WhO waka wer to your tel oe aA og oe and Pr othe putipe for egNe aya, and Were avout x ito Tee eee eT eee ee At lates Trade May He Establinhed tn She. was it ' Killed while making ty. "Hurlburt anid that third “Time. ani —e 1) made rectamation from th Australia, lanta 1 Si oteats ferns ee se Weather Forecast. had cashed the cashier's nh: Wt Jone ia ; , aa | fe PNY Ties ‘ Sith Rasen mab 8. W., June 13.—The As- way fully a mile ahead of any viva are. pase ©. w York Chy and vicinity: Fai a 101] thent Was made againet the ustoms bill, which abolishes <a 4 f aped a limb, but it bre “Drink, Pretty Creature, Driakt? Se A 7 I F | Belieartus iat} the River Blk Company and its : a Good Wheels, Those Liberty. ps the groutid. two of hia Fibe belug | At the “RAVERSIDE,’ the .argest aod fmest on Friday; fox along the coast dure | Kivls Boy io} the East River Pi duties {mpose nd virtually | 17 i "i 1 ne morning, slightly warmer; southerly | Jers vat ecount oe be duties imp au ually and sop them at 4 Warren 79 Proad-| aren ito bis lungs He lived two howe A afountain in theworld, Mikse's, AOR, fee re icant wumas bs wtapyan | winds ae : Groven aes Nadonal Union Bank has re-| establisaes tree (rude, 8g! New voi, and 207 Bedtvid ase, Bevob'ya. & witugesed the acctdeay | Sonerzaa's