The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1895, Page 2

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1895. GROOMING DEFENDER. BASEBALL CHAT. IT H A S ag | New Yacht ry lyped to er They Imoreased ‘dnee at Cincinnati yester- CO Mant at New Rochelle, day, and the Reds came in for their little wore The me th ted 0 ck Ew (Special to The Evening World.) aopgtod Rpt AD Acca le NEW ROCHBE SE Fae Coenen ves to deaw Porkapoittana, thous, «ot! THE LONG WAITED-FOR OPPORTUNITY FOR THRIFTY. CAN INDIAN WAR Mit Hive seen mueoEne. tng - eT a tes Mite’ sup cn ieta" Rech: cote | natty amet, are an AND PRUDENT CLOTHING BUYERS. ar Jackson's Hole Six Red) scons Ts Soe mat Aa ake aracetuly rode the watera net | Bob are dood kik You cap best understand the importance of the cut Haked masts and spars glistened In th] os ccna raccet ert gee nim cna va me{DEICeS quoted below when you consider that we make and Sunshine, the American flag fying at |wout ‘cin Leanie it he coninuer tn anvearve SOL] OnLy Clothing of the highest class. the stern, Mr. Iselin's private cherry | like his present form, Using piichers Ina betiet and chocolate pennant at the topmast PU bY far than keeping them ou the bent Aiud Ove blue “anence” ag AYE TOTS sae Came tae gunet ow aw-| 4469 Men’s Stylish Suits, {MEN'S OFFICE COATS, {the spreader were the only evidences! mad! “4: sing In neatly striped French Chambray, eee Leche [onde a MMe aire the dole are going | made from all wool Cheviots, and Trop: at the big racer is tenanted. fo leave Rape Defeariga? Cal Cassimeres, ee ack and | gerviceable,. washable, and, above The crew of Defender started at 4) the vate Baseball Club, of Harlem, has teen] YORU SH checks. stripes and mixtures.) ail, they ft. Were’ $1.00," c. o'clock this morning on board of the | otmanized with Sidney Greenwaid, of ith East! hen reduced to $10, and $7 6G] BOW ssssees ne 45° Hattle Palmer for City Island to bring | (ne fiandrel and Ninth street, ae captaln. 8) now “ === back some of Defender'a new spars, On | age onthe Bin wha py ats. Te, average 1. Fi F |Men’s Office & H Coat vourd the yacht, painters and mecantes |=" : 12,140 Men's Fine Suits, | ouse Coats, Were still at work, the tr! Pete Tale from Imported Beotches, home- | Taide, {yom black and prett KR overh e and a eft uns, serges and vi jue, black, | = es lo ing overhauled, and an eft cherksy striped plalde and mixtures: | Mitsngthened "Seams and®” perfectly Handkerchief Witte tnen With a red dotted Baby Cnekoo slened Your big tr the corset Revolvar—He ter retty ow down for th je leaters begin 1 made to relieve the yacht of that stiff- | They'Te going io de the tobspgan eet o Secr: ‘ary of the Tuterior Gets etd pattern, 22 calibre, sattaet Peet 4 ; ‘ a pec, ete ren eauaed 'G | tailored. Were $1.00 and : Immediate Aid from the BT ete A a haat ; 8 which Capt, Haff says was a great |" . Ged tows Sole e| how vee, GBe rt Fin revolver and about @ doren whack in the recent contest * 7 War Department. 1h paper package, found near boly, The jib topeall is to give place to a throwin tee Only Clue a Letter, The letter dated Glendale, May 2%, 4 which was found last night tucked away ALL ARMED TO THE TEETH. | unler the corset of the dead girl, had heen hung up on a hook in the wall in| n the offic of the Morgue, where all Reports from Agents Give Alarming | miznt see and read It, 1 furnishes the only poselbi jue which has been dts. | News {rom the Scenes of covered up to the present time which ‘ may lead to the unfortunate girl's iden- the Outbreak. Ufication, Here is the letter GLENDALE, May 28, 4 can 1 thank you ntfal litte eplatle and toe Teport for the game wih Atianta yesterdays Th ut In the height of fashion from fine be maineail will be altered to better ad-| franchise win cement Atianta y Scotch and English woollens, English pure Worsted English Serge (Na’ vantage. | spel Daten Ue io lu, Striped Engiish Flannels ag and French worsteds and Camel's hair | Pio). Striped | ; Bieetéie: banibalt tre wtage te{ cloths; blue, black, overshot plaids, band Ta Capt. Haff says there are many small | the next noteltyy Toe eee tl eee eee | einbones and itripos. Were 518, Hair Cloth details that need Jooking after, and the Polo Grounds, and mannikios will «i then reduced to $ ane 12 Te} now . when he has all these arranged to his | : co AVATZ, motion. in’ duplication, “ot the | now rk happens. to be engaged In, the | — satisfaction the yacht will be able to in show what she is capable of doing. er at tt icine Meteo batt 386 Men's Finest Suits, | MEN'S FINEST COATS, _ umpire, too, uot ona of Nick Young's appaintces, thigh, “While the Glanta embracing the cream of our high class : Hien RAG 4 Sod the play will_be reproduced. sliwuite Wise] Stocks Amest cloths, finest. trimmings | Single and double breasted, made from often sald, that he, in common With! tney are at home, the dummy. play vs at'S| and superative tailoring; superlor to| British Naval Serge (finest worsted, * the rest of the syndicate, ts fully sat+|o'ciock In the evening. ordinary merchants tailor work, and| purest d Cricketing Flannels, Golf istled with Defender, and that she in| aie orange Atnleele. Chub almost equal to finest. Were $2 and| Clothe Black and Silk Mohair every Way comes up to their highest | tere Clun foam will play ute nilzabeth Ath-| $95; reduced to $0), and. $14. 75 | Tiuatres; wore $5, $7 and $8, $4. 50 expectations, ‘The reeent contests are | Orange Oval, Hast Orange, game a _ = " — — i afternoun at the | ROW. rsceess ceeeceseees tail eae ; , ; ATS Toor tat sho 18 Worthy) Of CHG | thy’ 'tne, ane wea Woh by CreMde ante & acd SKETCH OF THE UNKNOWN GIRL FOUND DEAD IN THE WOODS AT WASH. ynsiders the b |feme'by'a'amall trope.” Wrleet ah Clait wilt be nwithstanting he 3 opporing pitchers. nine leave ty na} INGTON HEIGHTS, Will MaKe ANY | christopher areee at La ge See ene re s peng nt rove street ‘station at the entrance — ——— SI . about perfect, hy Yacht ‘by in: | of the grounds STEWART BUILDING, 194 BROADWAY, Broadway and Chambers St.! Between Fulton & John Sts POCATELLO, Idaho, July 24.~The In- | elensty tor the de dian war has broken out in earnest, [raven hair you eo thoughtful Robert Fitzpatrick, who pulled the north-bound freight to Pocatello just Right, confirmes the reports that the Bannock Indians killed a settler, his | 1" wife and child on the Salt River Valley, |"P" i" ' near Jackson's Hole, and that white ley TVANcaisGn oki Alig oy teh vive 1 aves twe Ive hon "x, pC v me pursuing the Indians killed six of f yourself ant think of me al- | Che shooting. them before they escaped to the moun- bia They. summol inuch sweotneme at o ing aroun ted ty family and many aympathieng f os to gactially recover, bt tear t cam- | Kena Atha anativee fen hor breast she aver | HURT IN A RUNAWAY. creasing Its It ts exy yacht will be] me oo have her hull | suit on ondstion for the | tona Ist may enter, | tan Une and put in up races, Which Take good cw! A a priest at herr F.| ronkers. The . , cainihicy. TAG ‘i tain: hha Your Via bruther, | Fauest and she received the last rite yest eee Fr er eae thle | Sonn’ Grima, commander ‘ot the Tolcnester Store Open Saturday Eveving Until 9 o'Clock. ed . TOM MIE, of the Roman Catholic Chureh, To the | (Special to The K ing Worit) bid ry . . . Yesterday's despatches told of the Kill} tis apparently in the handwriting | priest and two surgeons who Were also MONTCLALR, No. The wite ne yf | The Verona, Jr, Maxeball Club wants to ar- * ing of sixteen Indians while they were | of a man, and Js written upon a sheet fummoned whe gave the name and Me | oe i ‘rhorne, of Watsessing had both trying to escape from the band of set-/of small note-paper, which ts creased! fnecdily. apprehended, convicted nid legs broken, thelr baby was Injured and tlers from Jackson's Hole, who had cap- |) and crumpled, and looks as if it had H [others of a party of five were badly | 'S¢ tured a camp of seventeen because they | been frequently handle ma | shaken up by a runaway thie morning. |deck,” sald Capt, Haff, most decidedly, ing was ae fall were breaking the game laws, Over 13) Its contents suggest very little that THE RIVER’S DEAD. They were I @ two-seated buggy and - i. W. . PC.| Clubs. w. elkskins were found in their camp. would furnish a motive for the woman's ze = Mr. Thorne was driving. The party eon- BRITANNIA WINS. Pie a ae aviereeten oe eable to by during the races am alive, you will see me on} Tho standing of clubs in the League this morn- he Verona, Se newer ei yy | KOBKD Od. THOMPSON & COs Reg ae: gt | ance tamer with’ cena "phone plivers avecae = Ex-Commissioner Murphy Says WASHINGTON, Juiy %.—The 8 suicide Two Drowned at Fort Morrin ana sisted of Mr. and Mra, Thorne, their two Haldmore ss 4 G) New. Yarks ss 38 ‘ tary of the Interior had requested the | Hor clothing was piled up on @ little Wwe Houkd Neve tuo Wnltery, | ehildren, oneabout sing monthw and Wel weal Aiimaee Dime Allowance. Honton co 4 28. Ash Wathiniton 2 He May Have Been Derelict. Philadelphia 38 3: a 48) Louleville sy 14 ° Seeretury of War to send troon# to the | table in Ke White's offlce, It con- z i scene of the Indian disturbances in| sisted of a cheap blua straw. rallor's Ay Hurd, of 48 West One Hun. Wyoming and during the atternoon|hat, ornamented with a black wk ribbon wean nd Na dnc meet SOND DBYIG | a aeky Wabctrlahlened nt Bly nianes Secretary Lamont ordered Gon, Cop-| tied In a bow on cach side, and was ° y-niuth street, between ce , street and Orange road, and gave a jump pinger to proceed to the ecene of dis-| covered with a blue net veil, Her gown | Second avenue Fe ee eae OF that threw out Mr. ‘Thorne and the other four years old, and a lady friend of the farnily, Viotort KIN N, DUBLIN BAY, July 24.— | Games scheduted to-day: Ailsa and Britannia gtarted at 10.80 this | NewYork at Cinotnnatt./Wachington at Cleveland Continuation of the Probing of Kings morning in the regatta of tho Royul| paruimere gt Mittanure: |PaltadelphlaatLoulsvilte County Charities Bourd, | under his command as 1 be neve acket of the same material, with wide | Nd avenues, eo e throug proached @ turn Mra, Thorne threw out he times of the big yachts at thi — aa sary to protect the settlers and secure] sailor's a2, trimmed with narrow | Kills at Port Morris in a skit last | Pre EA SI Bice finish were WITH THE WHEELMEN. Ex-Commissioner George H. Murphy the return of the Indians to their reser-| white braid and with large puffed | MEMt struck a pile in the stream and | 7 a iM 8 ———— was continued on the witness stand « vation. sleeve the boat was overturned y, At the turn Mrs, Thorne and the other | fits, | Ore aS BE: © century run of the Metropolitan Assocla-| this morning at the investigation into The action of the Intorlor Depart: ’ Leahy and Doyle were drowned, but) Mly were thrown out The horse fell @)" Heiannia won on time allowance. Cycling Clube next Sunday will tave a8] tho affairs of the Charities Department ment was taken upon the receipt of Bp CLOTe tne. Hurd managed to swim) ashor phort distance further along and was #0) Niagara and Dakotah atarted at nooa |" "rmakers MA. Heath, Cart Von Lenserke, | of Kings County. DON’T CONFOUND the following despatch this morning | Hoth seemed to be much worn, and| save himself, ‘The police of the Pech bie aig NAT od bern to be killed. | in the race for the twenty-rat a GAA UIRULEy I ce ite Lawyer Hirsh asked Mr. Murphy tf fats India Agent who was or- | her attire was that of a poor shop girl, |One Hundred and Twenty-sisth street | The DuRKY Was demolished. the auspices of the same club, ‘Thev | Arrive A: Ms teave, [8 thought the department could buy! |. od ostising of reduced pri dered to go from the Fort Mall reser- | rath In good or even mod-| station are looking bodies of Mrs, Thorne was taken to the Mont-| crossed the line together York (W. 490 at) jay Ny, | all the articles It needed within reason- | 11 Hed , ind vation in Idaho and investigate the | @Mtte clroamstances, the drowned im elatr Hospital where It was sald that! Niagara won, her time betng sh. sm. 5s, | 2 Hatienitn, seteeee 1.00 4 | able Hmitation of amount. Mr. Murphy | ith the ordinary cheap adver . otw e white q A pink feured shirt walst of catie H about 11.90 both her legs were broken, and that she] pakotah was second and Hucharis third. | Aiaflolt vccececereccess 10.90 20.40 AM, | Sald he thought Bo. | ‘ising —so much overdone, trouble between the whites and In | ody of a drowned 7 “ \ ie ‘ He aiiereeney g q dians in Wyoming and to Induce the {@ White undersidirt and a plaid check tectiva a ala owae te might be internal 1. The baby - — = New Brunswick | seid 1.80 PM. | Mr, Hirsh then took up the emergency | “Wr, javent a common thing q Indians to return to their reservation; | flannel petticoat, cheap cotton gau bastr 15 A. M was cut about the PHIL DWYER WANTS A RACE. en NP Nrive P.M. Leave | fund, with which he werried ex-Com- | pandw a 3 ‘ underel ‘ nt tu Md #lip stat The boy who was thrown out wan- . New Nrunawick .... 1io'r-w, | missioner Gott a few days a n the house and won't have. PORE HAULS taahayiicely EO ORG es: alte sia About ifteen minutes later the body Piatntielt TL HE Gh SLANG as CRT] OTe : Browning, Commiasioner of indian Affairs, | Ad long black cotton stockings, iat Fee nett twity cas | dered away and had not been found at 6 wir asvcae itendanring Anatwat Auy ‘Spriagneld : NEI Geers priiaeae de eb LCL *) ‘The best is nove too good for ‘Warhingion: yellow elastic garters, m: up was found floating in the | late hour this morning Gall Micosven est Hellevitle 5 Q It there were several barrels of whisker ant! oe op for you q 1 have investigated the troubles betwoen the | @irl'’s attire She also wore a palr of roof pler 5. Jt was remove a = a cask of sherry bought from Mr, Montague and — ) ie | e, 4 iT 4 ey were not on the schedule, ronid you call | Jha e| g Indians and settlers 19 Wyoming and advice that {low whoes, with patent. leather, tips, |t the sume station-houre, BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. al to The Evening World.) they fot on the ules would ye What remains unsold at the i a RACE TRACK, SARATOG ar that an emergency? A. 1 ‘; troops be went there immediately to protect the| Which had the name of “Stern Bros. - - e RACK, BARATOGA, July 24. QA" quart would have been an emergency, | ond of the season gor a price ——) Maw-abiding settiorn, The lawions element among! stamped upon tre soles, They were ap-| TARS’ CAMP ENDS TO-DAY. RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH, | The talk of the track here this morning the Teiveraie. Wh way sou tink. thre raw nate vite | oo sell it, or we'll give it away. the settlers geome determine’ to cause conMict | parently the newest article of her cloth- July 4.—The entries and welghts for to- | Was the offer made by “Lucky” Bald. | 4 i A Athietle Club at Man: | chased on badges for AVe won’ eit Over with the Indiana, The setters have killed four | ing. Naval Reserver Ge Throwkh w taerrowln Faces Are win for Phil Dwyer's crack colt Hand-|WMitah Tah Satuntay. | The | prog | sow ter paris, we A straw hats e won't carry it over, fo seven Indians, which has Incensed the Indians. | ‘The pink walst, as well ax the under- First Rave.—One mit spring, at one of the big hotels last|hanilcap: twomntie handicap, Profen | ng hut the law c a 1 - ‘ who have gathered to the number of 200 oF 400 | eigenins was atained with blood, and SlORG 60) Great Resante: Bay. | Appomattas 10 - #] night. One-half mile scrateh, im heath, heat two 19 | ead he drawn upon Only. fOr arti COIR SAN neta aA BIC Ltn) near Fall River, Uintah County, and retune 10] wig a geri alight that rooted. th and it) GREENPORT, L. 1, July The | sir Ga Wt Da 21 Mr. Dwyer refused the offer last night | foc luimlle mandican. Fivemite handicap, | Ataoiute. mevesatty, “and th rate nob 7G PaIUCE MVCN GE) wen y 9 plain to hale roervations, 1 tnd that the Im-1 Se visitors aa they entered the Morguee| eee yes, eunbumed amateur naval | fam filers iw en Vand maid this moraing that he had no | fremptly at 3 ho made with | ihe" erenuenteatta upon Ht2” Ac] thiOk: the 1sW lane have Killed game unlawfuily, according to | yt NEMOrN wm tM Ce dew cn Alorgues| tars of the Btate of New York left « uh ond Rave.—Hive. furlongs intention of changing his mind. He said! Mirek, Mf and Fourth | should be ued ith lan Holts Dentist the laws of Wyoming. Gough not uniawtully ao. | Keeper's Mttte oMlce down on the dock | thie morning in four divisions for opera versed Bead K. 103 | Chae hte; Baldwin's firstiofter: wan &20 sine Fete ie eee tra ea cane, SOR AIR axe OU sue ry. = cording tc the treaty of the Indians with the | DY the riverside tiona ulong the shores of Peconic ay. | Lit nnoiee Hy SAGE 8 nization the Les ante, to tentty mare. aatietactorlly, wows ALT United States, thus usurping th iver of] The general appearance of the dead} he men are well pleased with their! Toy Volley 1 iy eek cits Mente canteen eee ae aR UMaNer at vere mulght not have done. any duty alway ’ 16 prerogatty Tie Se @ mel ¢ Well pleased \¢ 05, Valley 09 atte: pi heinevahieae - | inemi ner of ver: ars pL ad rere 2 the settlers, which caused the trouble Nothing [MItt clearly contradicted the theory that! tour of camp duty and have accumulated Int Columbta Te ibe) THO UrSn BIRD DOI Fatima MO) HABLA: |e whom. entered. tne? MCA COME ee F bat the Intervention of soldiers will settle the (she was well Although there | much valuable Information, ‘The opera Ke WIR inde the propose! topay fone call! Pacchagig inet ay Cand finiened Q. DIA My. Cunt ortar the whiskey from M ‘i MiMeulty and save the lives of innocent was evidence of neatnesa and cleant . Thint Race—One mile: selling on Handspring at the fabulous sum af] shape with the paremakors” Capt MitIa a ee ance ANA eave ‘the of Innocent persone : AHL) ons to-day are the last of the encamp: | sir joann 08 Eacaie 102 | gy . runs from the club-rooma ag follows: July 2h, | ‘ Oe 4 iene ie Sestrastlen of property Bnd RUSH GE ENS LUN te es Re T Mont, an the-men. will breakcampiin the | Reuer dsp) 1s Vent! to; | $50,000, Mr. Dwyer refused to consider |<"p" ye coney Istands athe 2PM, Denson: | Mr. Hirsh said that even with the help B (Stgned) METER, Agend [ene colt ad the (nile utlonia Were tnt NOFRING RO OU CATR FE TOOT the: de ee Pat Vinee TEIT03 fouvenie 1m! any proposition, urge; Seth, 8A an 1 tat, Tot the Legisiat . the maximim amoont c CHEYENNE, W duly 2.—Gov. Emmene for New York Teuenen ty: 105 taady Mecany +4101 1 would Ike te get up a Futurity |f, Mis Bane Be CISL Celts econ ee: Coote ulamc endo wineptte Richards has received the following Pretty and Vouthtal, cage pmorning the men tort camp at] Fourth tace-Owuers’ Handicay; one milo and} here," wall Mt, Dwyer, “Handapring is e dsiands °“Cniueaonsi | would nor have excanted s1000), 112 ways deepatchen from Adst.-Gen, Stit who] She could not be called handsome, | started for the stations assigned ther, | Baroness see MB Buckeye 39] here and ready to rave Hastings, Ben | Specimen ate cordially lavited to partictvate Ii he has already found bills covering that q fa Investigating the Indian troubles, | @lthough ter tice was pretty, her feat Mivision landed At the cast end of] kenenelite vs Paladin . Th] Brash, Crescenilo or any other of the | lt of me ‘+ an We period exceeding $0,000, 4 tures regucar and th Xpression one of at Peconle Hay on the south shore, | Cer Cob MI crack youngsters at the track. 1 am loom will probably be given at the PWT co. d The Governor will at once take netion/ youthful tinocence. The taht she of second division landed about the | Fite Race Six furlongs: setting willing’ to put up ‘trom $ouh Co $3,004 a | im sepcember. TE fou ou cho STARVING IN A LOT. iN Y a to pn! State troops in the teld should| her face was disigured by the mark | middle of the bay on. the Souths Atugh Penny 17 ‘Laflesta ga}corner, and woul HWke the oth to lamb will tle a 4 o . 4 ~ 4 advices muke it necessary: of the bullet wound fh the tempie, and | ‘The. third and fourth divisions. he | Deni stajor 108 The Swain g2] come in. Tt would be a sporting match, r tw = % 5 , the skin was dark and discolored. at Canoe Plac Lord Wawkstone WT Bergundy #1] and the association need adi no money. b Ohous! a a wacarenarci 9 Wyo, July 22, via Market Lake,| Mor thick brown hulr was rather dis-] "uring. Ue day: the divisions will go| Pa toum Joy Second Attemp: S81 Buch w race, with the four best two- nthe publ} Denerted Mra. hurd and Chil- rs ese » Haho—Gov. Richards, Cheyenne, Wyo.: mlered maid rn thes Was combed | through a series of evobitions with a) ' H A Deadly Feet, a xoar olde, In the puntry meeting at oF oe dren in a Pitinble Plight, 108 WEST 235 ST. diate ies acithe JUBeIiGn OF Gracie Cramnt SIT Mient, bic rom’ her forehen t | view of becoming familt n | Sixth Race—One ve or six furlongs eH) A CORNET, | Toad runy have been acheduled by the South] 7, . aE ba RbcIoS q alaee are 10 fence. At the Junction of Gi *] teas cinite short, and had evidently. been | the plnce wid the iitte.o WUE | tania 14 Leadly Adatns 8] would be worth going many milew to} nookiyn Wheelmen as followe:, July 2 to Ros | Patrolman Austenberger, of the Ver- Aa Seat te RbkiCe Sad Fall River, Al} passes tn the Jackson Hole-are} cut not long ago, When unlossened tt | enable. themto take advan tele demi ete Eat od ph oi Aug. Me Hockaway, To Tei Mik non avenue police station, Williamsburg, arr es rr rare eraser ee er he 4 Row guarded by Indians Capt, Smith haw Just | scarcely reachel her shoulders. knowlde It it should be neces. | Lis $8. Thy rm: (UmD) “) Lucky Baldwin sald this morning that Lo 1. Ampromptn rune ate held every | Gariy this morning found Mrs, Clara ai dhe tnteses Uncee UoanTate nal Sank sh wouhled in the digbi. breast by Indian The pistol with which the girl was s sary to defend the point from an inyvad- | Se"? his offer for Handspring was genuine. ind Thureday evening, All runs start | m aMce fitted experially tu pure Prospector» are driven from mountains, Pick | HOS8d to have shot herself and the pai hug fo at oer = i oEf Me, Dwyer will take $75,08 for the Jub-house, 48 Ninth street, Brooklyn. | Southard, a young woman, and her ee ir ateas ae are artves tro (Ne Mauatalns, Fiek> tate ap ides dohy her side-are| CAfter the movements ar ale colt 1 will give it to NOW, i o 8 ree 8 ehildren, Clarence, Harry Stele weeks extract, a fia ate guarding the various pine Horan are IN iy tuacaaien tae CUM hy her aide are | After ihe movementa are complet SARATOGA ENTRIES. ae a He MiG AEN OMS ARIS 4. aye en. arity, srubind ne, Saa/ naan | CSR SoM! Mullan. Clazenes, Harry Cai, creeks gaara ataatnely equipped ready to mount and everybody armed tol Shortly before tl ofelock this mornin Hills. near the solf Hinks, whe : - neaa-like way, "LE haven't made the | rolled dowa over the ‘ pnd) Mertens Banepa TOE gt ew ie lear the ume, ) é ea bans arirzic thres women. visited the and Will have @ dvess parade and drill, | RACE TRACK, SARATC uly 24 because 1 don't believe Mr, Dwyer uh dition, TETON BASIN, Wyo. Via Market Lake. |e toy tee the hody GL the dead wir | Details of atticers were on vowrd the | rhe entries and weights for to-mor-| Would part with him at any price, OO ees The’ woman wag so weak, she could | -ciow Mlenerdn Chevenne, Woo, arrived dere to-| mitted Were loduiny for anal Ma | ca eee tn ane ae a HAC | row's vracen are as follows! SUEY RAG | LISTIC POINTERS. — | jiehettandyeyecy. She, suld ame ang the ] fay te ratura tip. Th arises inthe basin] Mary Kinga hd been employed an — = iat Mavis furlongs an BUSHEY PARK WINS. e for over a Week, during Which time 4 are very uaeaxy. It is reported here that many|® Servant by one of them. Clift x del Carreren we — they had wandered about, sleeping in Miss King went away f he h CAPTURED TWE! Joann 4 ya 2 f Gagan ; 7 2 India Heaving Fort Hall to Join thoar (nthe a rom the house y 5 Thore wae a string to ‘def numbor 1,111.2 ons and in lo! NE FI ; 8, Osher Indlane In the resery “ {in West One Hundred and Thirty-tirst | S. ion ‘ Hight Starters for the Sixty-clahth in Le Sullivan a week oF y woman sald her husband ran off eit wnat ee mmowncaine rvations ar) street, where she Was employed, about Seeanid Wt z Fenech r H bout a month tracth ‘ise reported to be Joining them. Letters and | (Wo Weeks nea ore ove, ABOUET a, Hist Ma om nerds us Liverpool Cup Event, an "The ening World” sala at th ith another woman about a month tor eatraction couriers have been seat out from Jackson's Hole| Monday last. Wranity win Wi] LIVERPOOL, July 24—This was the] 1 ea taken "to ne Joba doesu't want to fh Rovi Shi hes not returned. and the adh te the variour furlongs aie asking for ald, and mplonshiy n second day of the Liverpool July meet- | heavywe aid Fi Af the einen J’ taken years to save. She was dis- Gum, tad is going tol pomseawed from her home at Hamburg BY SU. * ° T thought that porstbly the unknown girl; NEW" Re 1, duty 24 | ‘i ‘ rest. @ettlern have decided to go into the mountains| may be ‘ ay ic “ing? 2 SUNG | Wr Mito fing, and for the Liverpool Cup there | keen 4 radhouse. AM ho wants to make t Avenue and Linden street. 9 as Given up all hope of saving their crops and spond In'many points with the appears | afined wath pitehforks aad Uke weap: | 10H" Rowaliad M1 Wi one unite and taree tuslénine “Tcompanying the despatch which tells of Suii-| GOUTY sent the wo! WARRANTED A VERT preparing to move thelr children aud women out | ance of the missing korvnnt. Jong, returned from Portsmouth Unis | Rvurth Race-Mile and a nth METH. Houldaworth's Buber ¥ Van's new idoa Ja the same old tag about ‘im : eae NOT of Jackson's Hole sritzen, |, They went in and looked at the body! morning with twelve tramps, whom they | St E! MO. ‘han Nectey in} Mr. J. H. Houldsworth's Bushey Park | Wie. "anaenve.s & ‘ A Ki Extracting. and came out a few minutes later stat ray PO neese CRY Chane 104 Hrandywine + ©} captured thie trophy wee In Court for a Kin Cait q The various companies of the National Jing poxitively that Ht was not that of | a captured In the wools Fifth Race-One mite and a furlong It was the (sixty-elghth) Liv A fairly good show was that of the Now Man- | Yeage Scharps, a young real-estate agent living | Pull Set, quality, “reguli Guard at different points in Wyoming | Mary King License SOUDTy BOAT OE With) Cramps Juat | 120 Kitkenny wo} FOO) sone eI H ED) Telverpool | atin athtotic Club last aight, A surprise waa gears Sortie Ninth. street, Willtamsburg, wae | AUelaaon FILE have been advised to hold themselves| GUENDALI, Lo o1, July No per-| (OR. RDG if, Bae npOEns ot has bee George we runt 100] Cup, of 1,200 seve, part in plate or the] sprung when Maurice Haxersirom, the Providence | &t 24% North rf ww. Cleaning son namel Jennie Loring Is known h terrorized by them. They ‘bay — _— = = |} whole in specte, at the winner's option, | lahiwei Ty put Johnny. Young. of Brook. | paroled for trial by Justice Harriman in the Lee )Got Fl in readiness for prompt movement, Lonaater He Heke eceen ee Pee n and ehtidren and oc a} w 8 eR Shep ie hore du combat in the frat round of their | A Court this: morning on the complaint of wn (our apectal’ oe morning he did not-remennier cae watt | many petty depredations ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES, |The Otiowing was tne result garounter, Young. lacked training da year-old Ella Truett, of 10. Havemever quilted gradusied denth 4 MAIL CARS ON THE CABLE, [ii matter for person ot Mike | ,Amather wxvetition will be formed to bi zs Mr. J. MH, Houidsworth's b. h. Bushey eine aia 0 nie 3 Sogltsh anoken All | name, He could pot reeatl any person | PUM" Sail KACE TRACK, ALEXANDER 1st. | Park 5, by Hamptou—Sunshine, 107 Ibs. | Curite and d th a decision ing, 7 ; joa Ganci | printed Jo the moraing repens | | CALLAHAN IN HOSPITAL, [91 uty 2h. The entries and weights [MAAK Mr. C.J Blake's ch. e, Gazetteer Murphy “in seven Tolen and — = = | aI tek rm © mo! vapors, duly & ‘ s es : :) die Sweeney. fought 2 y 5 Mine Now Being Constructed for he! ‘ff Henry Doht, of Queens County, * | for to-morr w's races are as follows 4, by Gallinule—Award, 104 Ibs., secon bs . PARLORS. Third Avenue Road. fs ere titel with knowing every person li | {i gicaninaceccltane Variangs | M. Niguet’s en. ¢, Sancho Panza, 4, by € Nine mail cars, or travelling post-of- | oF Jenny Malage, | He nad ney er heard |Satent Bridge Jumper Not Are! worms ap, Knight of Malta—Itinerant, 96 Ibs, third, fices, are being built for use on the! girl of that dessription, ONS ratgned tn Court" ” Bard Works # a —— for twenty roun ls and of Good Mealth ts Third avenue cable road, and are in- | 82m beavle here think the dead grt) rick, or “Ising” Callahan, who | Mae 83} JIM TO MEET FITZ DAILY, | ceu'tyeiry: Means ti! fended to replace about two hundred| Benner, proprietor of ar oponealt ware {off the Lrooklyn ridge yes --—— Yay om ¥ mall wagons that now ply between OU) Hundred and Twenty-ntth t ana the Genera! Post-Office , Rt Midcewenn | NOPE NE On A Wa rh ty 1 Mf $17, Was not arraigned. In_ the Ot Bees eee in leat Eriday: 404) Tombe Poltee Court this morning. He edman, a waiter in the garden has) #3tll in the Hudston Street Hospita x he says, eee aan Ee Pure, Rich Blood Hing, of San the ex-middie: Clone Together at Galvesto weight champion t* dying of vonauinption and is Kepe alive omy by h extracted by our late wcienuide meiitod, 9 pain or bad results, Appited to the xuma Absolutely vatnless We, the cnderatg And the surest. best way ( hax i MY JALVESTON, 1 ly {4.—1itasim- urily your bivod is to take a The care wi probably be ready tor| sino Tinaiyeared. “Mian Heanor, and he] \\ je isatclans: there consider Big piety eer TEES Preatiten: of the Florida | ee nat their method. y Oct @ to be run as] Were frends edman has a a and| She mans injuries are not A serious ions ha t qu ‘ain- be seriouely, : palntees ne arctert) hey Ore: to De rin as | ie eriseor an has a wife and! nature, they do. noted Wisable ing quarters here, ‘hey wilh elaes nea ee Re ANY Hood’s Sarsaparilla Water’ Hotel trailors, attached port. emoking-| “WOODSIDE, Le. 1, July 24—The to wultow i'm, out to-day.” Me will prov: | [oevianks OL Callen and Fitzsimmons and his trainer w = SEEM 1 Camberand sty Feeeklye, ws Sethited dis pnich dure eax unos (ot, hoe Terk antesee ol nabs Lis Sala Meee sa saa Rie Cuibiigg probably arrive at Galveston Oct. 1, or | frst ag toeeg are he inty aestat"pacisre to No Yor q . RCE Pe Augusta Hoemor * fur wititam Ws Wille Deater ss! not later than the 1th. erection at have tha patent appil anf tngredien ond Assistant Pustmaster-Gerera! Neil Fite bi 3 Y toy Om iad oi) "Hoth he and Corbett will be in thin etty | her i but th wwe tL oF apply gold crow oe withant th sein, on * place Charn ry M . ‘* ‘bboy ae » he reader may ° oly at pi cle of pai wdanker F wets of Leety son announced this morning ti tuploved Us Martins GOSSIP OF THE TURF, na M4 Albertine SOLUOTI | ae the same time, and will" probably] Sat ie reader may aig his ehotc Jaoat particle of pain or danger, Pull wets of teers / agreement with the Third Avenue road was reached last filgh: ‘Two of the cars will be held in reserve | for use in case of accident. The other wireet. awa u s) meet daily in their sping on the beach, specialty, Fillings paintess Joe Rernstoin Is ready to fight Jerry Riedy, he SOT Y. Ce A EIGHT GAMBLERS HELD UP, |i" ater", “teotett'ae, AOI] PARK ROW AKD CHATHAM SQ. | that" uss of a Sandy take on anybody at 116 pounds. Seven Stores In a Row. Pittsbure Phi bet $900 to win $200 on Der fargilla at Saratoga yeate tay. The mare won very earily. “Phil? saye Grima u stands Uy eine, and gern at jean: | Ave: F Rhore Welter than ny ; eee en i ‘ iioute daily Br seven will be run every half hour dur athe 1 ahe naig | Dh ore out of her than any eiher on, | eau” lami {| Bacaped Murdever Murtines amd | isc'tuni.) ue viaing ant prefers Dek Berean,” | COW PERTHWAI Tl eats Bask, 2m Aa ae ‘ing the day and at irregu Be Gaaba Hie ea hie ba: | CARA Este Clara bell ; Pal 3 rhs f 8 f ks, the night rete where on | how aid inte a ait furtongs | RATON, M., July 4.—Martines, & Dixon in very anslogs fora mach he oe NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, fi 7 York cath the winne aie cana ‘ ‘ erommodated by calling on Rim. not by URNITURE, CARPETS. &e, Cael ay, will be take 4 Ae | the escar ad murderer, and « # evomimotated by 0 RRS oe and at a great number of ther Katte Rupp's Murder Recated, 1 | companion held up a saloon here yes- | '* "Ns the napere. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. £5 Pr TooTH Nez Uiion Savane age carriers will hand over the resulis | ane finding of the bly of thie young muiy tote a winner yesterday. for the 1 | terday, compelling eight men to stand , , Fe | LOWEST PRICES ey. OB Lb hid Seive fresh supplies for public diatriva. |fTt, fells the murder ‘of scatie ‘seuti bean wat his woth hal woe ich] still while they swept $580 off the faro| iumcsrit nitro tmounter last, evening LARGEST STOCK, LoNGegT| SoSeme | berge i. sae Atlee: ™ +40! | table into a sack. wien ta. ing he pubic that the aaa Teeth extracted positively without p jent to the road will be based on |MGIEG! WH lermey tn May. ike ° «Sage! hee time ani time cREDIT, Gy OU tniprived method Applica tow te tog Milende and the welent OF pane’ on | “Katie Kupp was a pretty gir! , GAAP feb ease ‘They backed out, keeping the gamblers he would give a dectwion against me when . Ein’ absolatery paiulens. “The tos! delieae been invelaied: from her home tof Went" side covered with revolvers, and escaped to] ert won ot ‘ior ” Ate hist veraict. tne the | BARGAINS + Auinost meni AH ene! ‘a marry hers, at er Maver in a arate OP 4 part of the ceuntry where Martines | cal 'tia crane: (oo Ht he wont’ heve | WH ARP CLOSING OUT GoODs IN ALL MAGE Tor xtraguns, selina | All the time murder i“ th race was declared off ani | has many friends and the officers are | riven him die " DEPARTMENTS TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL Palulent astruatio “The Evening World” Pleasure Ciuy | beart Me pe ded to keep the first divided, the split forming the | afraid to follow, reset iat making any eacuscs, 1 say thet the] srock s2WING MACIIINES, BABY CAI rk gurantee organized Saturday by Heary Hart. Avni pioaies ts Was to obtm = fourth race | — are able 10.7 A amt evening. | RIAGHS, FOLDING-DEDS. MATTING, RUC SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, | » Morris Tropauer and Joseph & powneneinn Or ine ies larg Matte be . : reer | tries for Travers Stak sa, blow struck “that AICARPETS, PARLOR SUITS, BEDROOM SUITS, ger att aves wad Hit sb, ject only’ after mortally wounding « yracass's Rawhide Cannon, | wing are the welghts and entries for the as cauticned by the referer, |DINING-ROOM SUITS. REED, RATTAN, iRON te might we hove chance for | *ey ing her for dead The Ordnance Hoard yestentay tested the raw-| Travers Stakes, to bs tun of Batunlay at Bare. florwarde he ordered me E, Tars 5. bance, He brought to Jersey City and| r induced the unsuspecting girl to accom: |» doe its Coste eee Ht! pany him out along the railroad track. | cesy ned by Joon H. Link, of Syra ng of Saturday | hide cannon o of Troy. Al- | cue, ‘The test showed that the unique gua ; werd me tomy cor [AND BRASS FURNITURE, REFAIGERATORS, $ T r $ him to let Maxeratrom fight on, ax T'did. not | \CECHESTS TABLES CHAIRS. PICTURES. EST EETH a nalaonerieg pines a chanes te take cat one-eighth —Lisgak, 124; Keenan, 128; | want to win that way. Hersuid 1 hud lost = i be He led her to a lonely spot up among uf the Naif huiday and viele the tracky. | Would sland @ pressure of 30,369 poun 1, The Commoner, aurice, 11;] "Now, any one who witnessed the bout will DIED. No more asked. no more taken. Others $4 and the rocks on Bnake Hil, where he whet = Square Inch, Mr Link says hy Connsimeur! 110, Rey 109; “Anal: | agree with me that the fight abould have gone 4 86 Filling. gold. $1.00 up, soft, 0c. up Gold afterwards confessed, with- To agra weed & three-isch breeeh-loader of seite, 108; Dotabra, 105 on. 1 would like to mect Hagerattom again be- | GiLL.—Rer, WILLIAM J, M'GILL, rector ot | Crowns, t600. Extracting palniess, e.5 os dew vttaty outa thrill of compunetion anrrte Ke But Katie Rupp lived lof enough to! Fintan airs, Jos Won lath freshness about the| The rawhide gun Is lined with M * 100" 'Banea. 102 i 4; Langdon, | fore the New Manhattan Club with anvther ret Aperines MU cagineer: bos Melon 05 Nicotial, 90, Halt: | eres, any me the club may naine St, Peter's Church, Rosendale, WH ete tree. dng, JOHN | pUNG, | Notice of funeral bereatt EMPIRE DENTAL PARLORS, 203 Gth Avenue, Macr'a. WW: | in copper wire. Tt wae lmvel man named Le Tully.