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

JULY 69,223 ADVERTISE. PRICE ONE CEN reais Circulation Books | Open to All.’ | NEW YORK, Ul NIGHT EDITION. THE WINNERS AT SARATOGA. Track Drying Ont Fast and a Good Crowd Sees the Sport. STREET'S. HORSES ATTACHED. FIRST RACE— Peconte Firat. Miss Hanah Second. SECOND RACK— Prig Virst. Babe Murphy Second. THIRD RAC Pennbrook First. Ramiro Secon FOURTH RAC Hrandywine First. Hanwell Second. FIFTH RACKE— Cann Firat. Duvagarven Se (Spelal to The Evening World) RACH TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. —A good-sized crowd wax present the track to-day, attracted by an ex lent card of races. The track was w dried out and promised to be in shape before the races were over for t day. One of “Doc” Street's numerous credi- |, Fer two-vear-oldn selling: five and a halt tors secured an attachment on the ex- | Rotting. 8t. HU Pin turfman’s string this. morning, and i tas 20 1My “Doe is bewalling his bad luck. | ues ; : Col. Lewis M. Clark, the Weatern rac- | }vsiman. ine ing Judge, was a ‘visitor at the track $ a He Judges’ stand. Kentigerna pulled up after going hi mile, She er oid affliction, and this was her fi atart this year, FIRST RAC as accorded a seat in t a Sell for two-year-olds; a length ahes of Volley. In the stretch paar Crimea and Volley set the pace, Crimea vent “05 (oem. : jgradtially’ drawing “away” and ‘winning ix Wanna, 105 INarvaer) 40-1 bya length and a_ half, with” Volley args doe Pty tc next, five lengths ahead’ of Wellman, Sam lea Juma, Wintel 2 wito’ ran up from fifth. place, ‘Time— Kerryman I, 105 (A.Clayton) 6- i ed Rhalodentrein) 108 tbanenteaece a THIRD RACE Beconie. ed all” io. way and won| faults and atiownnces: one mile ant a ni easily by two lengths from Miss Hane | nah, who Was second Chrog On | eli RLM! denaburg saved a lot of scround by sete 9 t he | ting through on the inside at the head oo ah ae of the stretch nnd finished third, « head cars 4 behind Miss Hannah, Time—1.ih anne After a Charade led ME UE aaah NAG RAH Hi SECOND RACK past the grand stand, “with Abingdon. | of thet Wien do nok Bieet the, leality ne mii Logan and Daly close up. Abingdon | ‘ 4 ‘ { leet ground on the Rest turn, end the [assumed that their course will be for Peig. 108 Grima) hunch ran close together tothe halt |the benefit of all concerned and In wc- habe Murphe. #4. Worliran) | where Logan showed infront of Abing- | Condance, ty , Kitheumy “107 theadrum) }don by a head, followed by Charade, a | ake Committee is solvent, havitig Merrs, Monarch, 102 (Perkins), % head before Daly. in the stretch Ab- the interests ‘of the stockholders. are dim Floods 9000) Davin j {nadon began to ewerve all over the | injured they can recover # againat the . se pan ras and, killed his chances, He kept | Gommitttes oa AWA, In ront, and { up to the finish, and was beaten out oT) .: P| Fa eieaded, Wining easily hy OWa | by Bogan and charahe Shs Romana He | y There maiko a questicn, says the lengths from Murphy, who war) the order named, with’ Logan a length | huidera cannot “withdraw fram the second the entire distance, Kilkenny |i front. Thmectit lek ‘ ines which the 4 | third, a head before Sempoer hen, | Agreement into which they entere’ with i a two jengths behind Babe Murph Time— THIRD RACE, The Congress Hall Hatfiioay Stakes mined bid in the final furlong, but could fast The weather was warm and clear, Was bleeding at the nose, for two: THE WINNERS AT AQUEDUCT. FIRST RACE— cy ) Dead Lord Hawkatone , SECOND RACK— Crimea First. \ Volley Second. | THIRD RACE= Loman F Charade | FOURTH RACE= \ ala T. Firs | | Now or Never Second. | (special to The Rrening World) \ | RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Aug. 18, |_-There was pleaty of breeze here to- | day, but it was from the wrong quarter. | aid the grand stand was | ‘The (rack wax fair and the | Jeard better (han the average. | One of the features of the day | from the land, piping hot wWaK the presence of Baron B.A. Po Laurent, with his chestnng filly, Snow: | fake. [was the Baron's first appear- Jance on the American tut, so far as | contd by i | Hix filly ran in the first race, and che | Baron, Slightly-Wuilt Httle oman watched the running from the fleld with air of glasses, apparently as heavy as himself When he saw Snowflake come within jan ace of being left at the post then follow the others around th ata pectful distance, he | grieved, but took hix medicine phi Vhically: ai 1 only pulled his big slouch hat down @ little farther over his ever. |. After the second rac was bid Up Lo $4 by Jo Mea at which price she was bought in her owner, It waa afterwards | Crimea | was bid up by Meal Daly FIRST RACE Por three-year-olds and upward: five furlongs |. Starters Vacttng Str Hit bAuetin. M1 (O'Leary ' ” rl Hamkstone, 112(Overton) to King Gold, 102" (Hamilu ed Dougiage, 9% Sheedyy 2-1 ty Rich Fin'g'n) 4-1 Cian Keefer Red Top, 91 (Reefer Show fake Dead hea The start would have been a beauti- ful one for such a big fleld if Snow- flake hail not been so crazy, She near- (Iv ot left at the post. Austin went Away in front and held theclent Ser the “strotch was reached, with Lord Hawkstone and Lady Richmond well up. Coming down ‘the atreech, Lord Hawkstone drew up inch by inch, and pushed his nose even with Austin fifty feet from the finish, and. thus they crossed the ne three lengths ahead of King Gold. Time—102, SECOND RACE 9} Umendies ell he te * after yur at in. front, They, were went away. fairl fiddiing Yor a "quarter of un. ho Wy DGtt:, Santumsa showed w mura Davis next and Crimea coming like At the half Laura Davis” had up and led by a length and with Crimea second, rat FOURTH RAC selling BY: | ror al ag Starters . (Venn of Never {it Dox tt vearolda, nix furlongs, : é Wan ac 1 sheet Starters eitine St. HIE RIn, | Buckeye, 100 (Powe | berg Cag Pn aa a a va Lulu T. came up faxt and led by two Aer Pages it nerimiy ge out 2 4, 2 lengths at the half. The bay fly tere arent Une Rae aE HEL | never headed after that, and_won ‘The Winner, 100 (Claytony Lit at 4 te S| DY five lengthy. | Now’ or Never Pennbrook, a long shot, led all the Captain Jack a length for the place. may and won by « short Head. Ramiro | 77° — er rince were close togeth Recond and the former made a eter. ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. not quite get up. before Merry Prince. Time—1.16 FOURTH RACK, Ramiro was a length 4 RACE TRACK. —The entries anc a, to-mor- ST, ABAPH, Aug weights for aig furlongs, ; row's races are as fol'ows: patttetss is crime... att EFin. | Firat Race —Six an? a half forionge; setling Hanwell Brandywine cut out the running, fol- lowed closely by Chesapeake and Han- well. ‘This trio’ had th re between them. Brandywine was never’ headed, winning easily by two lengths. from Hanwell, who, ‘ake a ‘neck. hard driven ime—1.16 1-2, FIFTH RACE, mile and @ one ing auarier Tis. '(Canatn ee ae var a9 (liga y) 1 ont Fa ne 10 «Lamiye Vel ete 4 ose 10 (Doggett)... M1 DL b 4G abaER heat Chesa- Fr iabury Hay ? hide M tos the i 8 ats W02 Mele of 'Fermor i Fourth Rac Une mile and a Juigeter Fe sana aa Tae, Letton BR it aaa] Tarefoot, tes (enidruin) Hy Major Tom, Wt tb. Davia) é Ree Seca | Cass went to the front and was never li! Rare headed, opening up a gap of five lengths hesnies!iie Which he held for a mile, Dungurven, who had been trailing, then made his Noble Duke Hob Miller” Fun, but was never able to get up to ince cean Jack Harry the’ pacemaker, who won easily by two. Hvar Kid ? Ketowac, (3 lengths. Dungraven was two leng:hs) sisih ttave tongs in front of Rasper. Tim 2.12 1-4, Manga “) Tennyson 4. v4 —— eo Herndon #7 Amiraw at Mirriaee my Catechiom Hy 30 TO 1 SHOT AT ALEXANDER, “** bs! us " PL, Hookles Hit Hard Dollle’ Vie~ SARATOGA ENTRIES. Searle ANE RUSS By RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, RACE TRACK, AL Is _ ae 9 A | R ACK. he entries and welghts fur to-mur AND, Aug. 13.—The 1 : rows races are as follows rack to-day resulted Grd\ Kapeewive tarionae! salllag First Race.—Rour_ furlongs—Won by catia ilnn Nonsle Dollie, % to 1 tol Inheritance “an 1 ky Ble second, 6 ‘ » Murray third. Prince laet 4 Valling Waser Timeb.48 ea Hees Kileune Becond Mace.—Six and one-half fur= — soconi ttace—Hundlcap-one mite and a furlong Jonge Won thy Hl ct endow f 3; Farragut se Padre third ‘Third Race —One mile Cherm, $ to 2 a gecond, Out’ foi Timem1.48 14 arth Race—F ur + Aida, 2 tol fer ~_- Mayor Strong. and thy Mayor Strong will ac the St, John’s Gultd age ene of the Guild barges at the and eall down) Stace fant with three hundred oj four hundred babice wy fe be taken out for an airing He will ba f Re myany Dance Lake Shove tie) For a pase WHISKEY TRUST WAR IN COURT, Decision Rendered To-Day in| Favor of the Reorgapiza- tion Committee QVER $26,000,000 AFFECTED. Injunction Reetraining the Com- mittee from Bidding on Prop- erty Denied, THE S1 OckHOLOERS RECOURSE. | If They Are Not Satisfied Their Only Redress Lies in the Courts. Judge O'Brien, im Supreme Court Chambers to-day, denied the applieat for an injunction to restrain the Reor- gunization Committee of the Whiskey Trust from bidding on the cighteen dis- tiliertes which will be offered for sale by the recelyer of the ‘Trust to-morrow. Under the scheme proposed by Reorganization Committee, the ne company ts to he capttaliaed at $35,000,000 | and the old Trust stockholders are to re- ceive share for share in the stock of the new concern. The application for an injunction was made by Bamuel Untermyer on behalt of Frederick Onnes and George M Pynchon, the alleged owners of 15 shares of the old Company's stock. They alleged that the result of the scheme of the Reorganization Commit- tee If carried out would be to perpetu- ate the old monopoly of the Whiskey Trust in a new guise, and that the Com- mitteo would be foisting on the specu- + lating public $35,000,000 worth of stock on property purchased for not over $10,- 00,000, and that the entire scheme was a gigantic stock-Jobbing operation, The decision of Judge O'Brien, which is in favor of the Reorganization Com- mittee, makes it clear that those stock- holders who do not approve of the Committee's scheme have recourse in law for any injuries they may sustain. He says: "If against thelr protest the Committee now proceed if successful, with the cash deposited with the Com mittee, “If the Committee should attempt to | ‘ the | non) | the plaintiffs, | would be entitled to a re- | turn of the stock or its value, together) of the Cape Race Report. ably by Next Sunday According to 4 de eived from This Would Bring Her Here Prob. [One ts Dew Off, but They Wouldn't Go. Met nh ts Under MIPDEBTOWN, NY BY Mr. Kersey leans Confimation | Farmer McComb Ordered Them! (WATE, NENG PORT. SHO THREE BER TRNERS.'HIT RUSIE. FOR A HOME RUN. Another tying ana Delehanty Knocked Outa Four. R Bagger to Start the Quakers’ Score, ‘TWO DOUBLES FOLLOWED I. | Cross | | i. John's, Newfou ast night ners having ia ena tee whieh a definite conformation was 1 boars, hing around arm, celved to-day by H. Martland Kemey, | ames MeComb's place, a mite trom Lord Dunrayen's rey yative | Surimitville on Morday Valkyrie TIL was) sighted Sunday | At dark Mr, MeComb ordered) thea | nigh, she wae passing Cape Race, | away. They refused to go and men- ‘There was no reason to doubt the cor | aced hin with clits, Procuring a shot rectness of the report, for the yacht |) | stm, MeCom) sent two charges into the | under ketch rig, and there are very few, | party, Two receive in the low- if any, vessels of her length atloay) er abdomen rigged like that. She left Gourock Bay They fled One ef the men diet } iu tow on Saturday afternoon, July fore reaching Summitville, Gace oth Jone dia not tke her departare uni {te dying, white the third ix not serious Sunday noon, when well ouiside of | Injured Malin Head, the extreme north point of | Parmer MeComb save himself up Ireland and about 170 miles trem Gou Tea Jrock, Tory Island, about forty mile SHADOWER’S SHADOW. southweat of Malin Head, ix the pot = = where the Vigilant was: fret sighted | Prive Kot. when she went over last summer 1 jowing w Nintans rectal : | at seldom happens that a private de- At won) Che undey ine echt UAd | feetivel lie hiimwele awed while in Peet COUT een day Ot Tanne covers Ttho pursuit of his calling, but thie t With any Kind of @ breege except a gale [ot 25 Mid * . Brooklyn, who ts ete Inher teeth, complete her passa lin the employ WER TAL Weilath in twenty-one dave, reaching MIs Port | Hetootive Agency. it next Sunday pe Race ds ab. Jo St. John’s, New 1,00) Iniles—as the crow file#—fron} York, ‘Taking Valkyrie’s average jrung as 168 miles, oF #ix knots Bandy Hook not Runday morning. With herly, easterly or southerly | winds whe #hould! artive a oone! Valkyrie If took twent days to make passage, bc it wis a monty |later he year, and she encountered a hurricane and jan of het winds that del Q Navigator | Harvey, who. br her out | southerly. course, degrees soit of Cape Race, faye from the New York. Capt. James Harrison is Valkyr navigatol come from farther north I, did, #h ings Cowes, she denuy ht uw course taking a york Capt. Harris, of the Anchor ling steamer Furnessia, which brought Val kyrie's spars and ‘salle over, says that the prevailing winds have ‘been west erly. If they have, they don’t seem to have interfered with the yacht’s prog- ress, for, according to the time mate she has covered something lke 150 miles @ day aince she left Malin Head. Mr, Kersey will have the steamer (ity of Bridgeport ready to meet Valkyrie III. off Sundy Hook. VALKYRIE’S SECRETS. Ht sixty miles andland, ind al ght four Bhe was nine longtitude of Cape Hace to Hed sailed as stray ‘ape Race as possible, departure from thera for New for new Not to He Inapected HM. Mr, Maitland Kersey, Lord Dun- raven’ psentatlve, morning if he would give a description of the spars and sails that came ove the Furnessta, but he would Jon oniy reorganize the former monopoly the | Joy. courts will not hesitate to interfere 5 “They are the racing sally and spars | According to his decision the Commit: | 46 Valkyrie LIL, and all of them, that is tee has wide powers and discretion to work for the best interests of the stock- holders. They are limited only in par- the Committee and if under certain clr- cumstances the powers of the Commit- tee cannot he revoke, The question of the txsue of stock cannot be determined on a motion such as the one before the court, JOHN J. BLAIR GETS BACK, Com joners of Charities Must Relastate Him as Engineer. Judge O'Brien in bupreme Court Chambers to-day granted a writ of mandamus, compelling Henry H ter, John P, Faure and Robert J. Wright, Commissioners of the Depart- ment of Charities and Correction, to reinstate John J. Blair ax supervising engineer of the department Blair is a veteran volunteer tiveman, who has been in the department since 1891, The new Commissioners asked for his resignation, and he refused to give it. Blair alleged that the ¢ desired to rid of him litical reas: ad abe He says that the dutiey y charged by him are being performed by er employees of the Department O'Brien saya: "The action the Commissioners isa violation of t statute; the dismissal of Mr. Hlalr was wrongful, and he is entitled to be rein stated.” Bilal’ was «4 Tammany man, and r celved a salary of $100 a year oe SUCH A FINE DAY, THIS. w Temperate ww Maddy and No R » Slaht Prophet Dunn has at last decided to give New Yorkers a breathing space, ind so has furnished cooler weatn less humidity by 1% degrees than yes rday and a bracing northwest wind © also promises tulr weather with no prospect of rains heat and humidity of the pas ew days has spoiled all chances of August that will pb lo tury records, and York egisters at ierees against for Au ust, whi SVeaterday whe humilis ranged be tween 74 and % degrees, und meroury Ie the gluas ties danced up toss grees. Te the mercury was only orelock and TA at MW o'clock. humidity Was only 7 at toe Me Lae Unis morning. # short but yi lent thunder storm came up. Bor a few infiites It Was as heave as that of the previous Wight, Hy 215 i had passe bs Wenther Forecnnt. recant for thirty-als hours ending & Pat nor ord sows the changes tn the the tinrmometer st Perry's phat TGA M1 AM MM that need be said.” | “Is one set of spars made of steel?" have nothing to #ay about that” | Neither would Mr. Kersey state when the precious freight would be taken off j the Furnessia’s deck, what would be done with it. He sald the transfer “would probably take place to-day | to-morrow," but he had not | up his mind whether or and sails on the City which. Is. to be Valkyries ten | stor them on shoi The aime which | every con with th ‘yacht has eke teurn ted 3 about the City of Bridgeport, which 16 lying at the” White Star dock, This steamer is Yet empty of all things a knowledge of which might, by some suggestion of a chance, be of benefit to ‘Ainerican vachtamen, but no person not immediately connected with her can go ‘on bow | YAMPA AGAINST AMPHITRITE. R. S. Palme: a o Race in Ne rivate Mate ooner COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. 1.—Much. interest is taken in the mateh race which ts to be sailed to-morrow wider the auspices of the Royal Yacht Squad ween Mr RR Palmer's schoo! ampa and My W's schooner Amphitrite for (1% It Will be sailed over the Old Queen's ron Sailing Cominittee by 5 s. course, ax on Wednesday Just, when Yampa won Lord ivcagh'’s 20 guinea con. but was afterwards disquulified on the protest of Mr, Will on the ground that Yampa carried tine more hands than the regulations allowed. This not denied by Mr. Palmer, who bas el throughout in the most sportinan manner, the mistake Dein simph hin failure end the rules be nK to Hua to be decited to-morrow about with the view of al ty definitely. ¢ Mm Ampiiitrit ride to show that the Royal Tor ron fully appreciates \ ye sitton fn thi tter, alt Wax no ot to take ampa ANOTHER CUP FOR NIAGARA. Heat Sudres Mite Hae TEA MEY Audrey, Igolde and Luna morning over the terday, from Calshow ¢ tes ‘the auspices of this being the aot that enty ey gar and bun wt Southa ON, Aug. 1 eAME COUPK. ste, tn t rgunizatio| wort . — = ‘ ‘e His Ao special aa atid rbd iy ‘ mer ba Noramera'e | Hronth, shippers - tid given, uphoisters, ornamental fexjner was asked this) night J und Adriance, on complaint of Robert Cottage pli having followed him night and day for five days, reat deal of annoyance The detective station-hou the ing on a charge of «iso Morrettl said he was i, Interprete Ane Was corn West of th efferson and an arrested at of West Broadway ne Mer at Pollo midnight last Houston by street ntatlo: Morretti, of 14 reet man who charged Deans with thereby causing him a was locked up in the and was arraigned in| Market Court speaks #ix languages. was in et agent, t t the Wea w last he until way. court als nesay, heing by orly ty ive y pro He also ecently, wife this morn- conduct ears casion, sald business aa a steamship. and, an office at 11 Bro He for Europ land noticed and day by the prisoner, haa walled on the Red Star Hiner Fries- Friday followed he night and Thompson Each | ;| Smashed Out a Two-Base Bit in the First Inning. irculation Books ‘Open to All.’’ | le “TO LETS” worDs SENATORS AT BROOKLYN. Mercer Cantante 4 +The tein in th stern Park. Kvening Wor © Rox at ARTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, Aus. | i The Washington team, headed by ‘ay crappy doyee and Manager Gus Schmelz, put in their appearance (ils afiernaon to ty and make it as] eating for Cape Mike Griffin: and His clay-enters an the Philties did dur lag their sojourn in the Clty of Churches | Schmelz sald previous (o the game this men w Jor ball and had uf ginning they might have | race When one th the gaine vised py the mand can nd doy weaetised twas &: ny ale playing y played a max they start vi oft was " with the «that Cro} a trlal a Tie siened 1 fast game the be are now been further up in the ed about eet, he Pater nin would Lif he was by F Batting Order. tr DOYLE TOOK THE HOOSIER OUT. ti crt; | ve Hetbach,” | Seah a Hassal tb, | Anderson, If Crooks, |5,000 Rooters Gleefully Saw the) Haty. zy | Bia Piteher Pounded at Voi | Ciibire- Mr ie | Philadelphia. | ies , doyce banged a slow grounder | who vd & to frat (Fron The Kvening World's § Correspondent a Chance. HELLA UI PC ny | mad plek-up. of, Zelbach | BABEBALL PARK, PHIGADEL- fred him, Ne TRO oe PHIA, Aug. 1%.—Gothain's bascballiats | ae badly 1 by Joyce, succeeded in getting out of Hanion's his life. ‘Tredway forced Shindle wild Maryland village inst night with- eevee Ha hy was nalled stealing out Interference, About midnight th i cal . lambled into the home of the Quakers, second Inning. mined to get even for the rough neater sent aad juke to Curt lienwe (Chest ‘vecaived fa hant Crooks first on balls, but war. o RA om yor Ivedt at the hands of mtealing A |. Hoyd wingled, | Shel- Narlon's gang of serappers, aided by | heck forced him at second, No runs. ow Nick Young's hirelings. dit hanes grounded out, at firs r e ve very | Abbey made a neat cateh o | ATL the members of the team are very | eet ee eae Alammed. @ hot much worked up over thelr experience | grounder to Sherlock for an out, No in the Maryland metropollx. ‘The press | runs f re of Haltimore has also heen extremely iain gaan hs Ula es vnjust In its treatment of the New Brooklyn... loo ~ tout hi in a ae Wall publi The motro the prejudi ny and in some All huve placed th Hdedly bad hght bef ork players, and moat of the stories been grossly ca plitan, cranks will howls of the Baltimore agerated *# without foundation New York players » the Dase- elve BRITANNIA WINS. Inolde Defeats a Fifty. Mile Hace, RYDE, Isle of Wight, Aug. 13.—Bad weather to-lay marked the opening of followers with a arain of salt, knowing | regatta of the Royal Victoria Yacht Last night he resolved to put an end | ine pitter feeling of rivalry that existe | Club, fo 1G, ie pa weet Out walling ana | between the two cities Ailsa, Britannia, Namara, Caress and wus closely followed by the detective. | “ihe «tory orl Ixolde started in the for the ory originating from Baltimore | 1% arte race for At IL o'clock he entered hin house, and| 4, ihe eqect that Davis aid Devie hat /@uecn's Cup, over a course fifty miles the detective, supposing that he had re- Sa , ‘alts fe had | Tong, Britannia got over the line too ee sha AM dnc lad Hiro 4 quarrel on Saturday, and for that | soon and Wan ‘recalled, causing her to ¥p ¥ it ». bby bot Ad Pano " O1 jose two minutes, Morrett! eft the house and shadowed |T*ter Davie had gone heme, is rot. | lot oeeather mubaeduentty | improved the detective to the corner of Went | Hire and sinple, The true statement of | and the first round was finished wa fol- the facts wax made by \ nt sai Broadway and Wert Houston atreat, | Weenie peel igi Re ca venIne How ‘ where he turned him over to a pollee- | Ge iea deft, Haltimore to avoid arrest | Als i | Teenie’. tee . tne MeGraw suit, and for ne other | pute 20 What have you to Kay to this To Cover up the unprecedentgd | Cafe cote seuss ets wy Shae eked Magtetrate: (Brann \Of tion on the part of MeGraw and other Namara retired from the race, the prisoner, ee eee eam and omer) Alisa crossed the fintah Tine frat, but | "1 have no evil intentions against this | Ue the case have been mis. | Britannia won on time allowan ‘The Han personally,” wad Deans. "L wae|tWe facts in the came have been mis | fottowing are the times at the finish: te ployed to find out whe he goes to." Fenn ene ns end: Horley “eruOut any MM. &. . ,_ | foundation whatever have been plac 2 63 a The prisoner was represented by At-| Diet Mn a : [3 ca 55 [vert 8, Warner, who sald he war “The Evening W. apondent| ‘The following are the times of the Jeounsel for Morretil's wife tn tf Bl wawiin theiprear atand init «yeu. | other yachts at the finish: nes for divorce ehe is instituting, He 13 and had committed ne overt act | * ‘The Iaolde, which Is mentioned in the | Magistrate Brann, howeve thought Woe) Dreeene Ww tien! Gait oye and race for the Queen's tay Skeingt m : A OTe dig, (Other mebers of the team dented the! Tritannia, Allwa and Caress, Is a forty- | differs atly, and fned Deans $10 for dis: | gory absolutely, but yet it Was given to| tater, dealgned by W. Fife, Jr, and orderly. conduct ita lawyer permitted pater, Ceaene naleaon, him to be taken back to the prison, and | the public 1 “Se iscnot to be confounded with the| ponouiead Wer Arges at once’ pro-| Davin jot he team in Philadelphia | ter Isolde which ix Niagara's | eeeetiel 7} Rear haat | da night and bot e t joyle are on | niagonist, ie twenty-rater ‘ulking to. the reporters about the | Met night and both he and Doyle wre on) frequent antamoniel, Phe twenty rater Fease, Warner sald that when Morrettl| Me most friendly terms, Both were) Vicrreshofta. for Prince Leopold, and Ais Fed Ds eae about anne years ako, | very much surpriged when they vead the | shipped a short time previous to How: | this mon f, Monrattt Had sp nt on athe [sonra : Ge i an wert ua i u Gould's yacht's departure, women. Mrsx Morrettt, he added, kept) Glenant and denied the reports Davis H a fashionable dressmaking establish: | bax been untiring in his efforts to asnist | VIGILANT | ouT FOR A SPIN. ment att ptended that the made seven or rout of ently she Wert Bixteenth etre A eh rou Meter ih to Kecure prisoner was in pure [wnit of his calling as a private detectty and thousand dollars a livoree, and had taken stepx to begin the necessary proceedings. Bhe safled for Buroj and he had shadow f i Tewant a habeas corpus for a who has been arrested and fined $1for merely ulking on the xtrecty of New Yor "Who fined him on such a charge” “ity Magistrate: Brann, in Jefferson | Market Polive Court, Tt is an outrage tht a man can’t walk the {now Without being arrested, said) Warner: getexcited” kall the Judge the couldn't help ketting exelted; that while it was truy he was in sympathy with the re formers, vel When 4 MAN Was not per iniited to) walk the streets with anger of arrest it wios certainly too | much reform Strong and the Ripe Sue r a. Henry 1, Abbot, of Engineers ever Brig General, | A tay and was he emule (ons and detencos of New York, New 1 and Bastern lakes tora ere wnd a lending mem Warner liter obtain dersleeve, in of habeas ¢ of the the hui to Htate the p p Prison to bring Ds court at 2o'elock Warner was very rushed into the court and sald City obtain joyed the eviden uni of tr Superior ¢ dfrecting mach Pot Ordinani “in ord that a decree. m Judge Dunks a th ns excited. Ht poral would | Ware 1 oi bieiness last Wednenday, m1 Gils | writ| rt —— pate M m Rood bY ers and telegran plone of several priva ke Dison Ver =e dry Soap, bis the Bh ud wrapper concocted, (true stat | Doyle in |terday when the Davis-Dovik stor: y was |; and then and there gave the of the case Jat he nianaging the team, and both J jlayers have been, and are still | friendn. | About 4.00 persone braved the sun's sccrehing and turned out to wel- (come thelr team home this afternoon Vateh” Burnham wax unnigned to keep things straiqnt The New York [cranks know "Waten’ and hin peculiar ideas about the game, wo they will not be surprised at bby decisions: ‘The Hatting Order, Philadelphia Sew York milton, cf Buller, lehanty, Thernun, rf mms, dt Van Haliren, ef. Thompson, 1f Davis, Sh | Rullivan, Doste, 1h 5 urns, if i Stafford, 2h, Farrell. ¢ | smith, Kasle, | Vinpire Me turnnam inning. Hurnham st om hy presenting jMurniiton with a base on tlle Dele Hanty then stashed the pill over righ for the ait, Haantlion hummered a ikht field foul Hed one uy aati tw hom on Sullivan's sing bw Dad” Clarke Reilly's bant i ind, and he ' Buekles Was nipped et the seeond un the play Smith's s Buckley home. sintity Wax forced at second by: Hamilton. Six runis planted a sate one ever Reilly's wut wae forced ar second ly Lelehanty took Van's aly Nammered a tworbager over auty's east erhal scored oresous' xallopesd acrons. Uhe k miu 0 We ryle's SiMe Hurus At Bowl x SCORE BY INNIS | Pauadeiptia wu - New York 2 PUL DETAILS Or ore NEW VORB-PHILADELPHIA GAME AND THE AQUEDUCT RACES Wand ie GIVES EN THE MIGHT EXTRA — siured by we Pattiag Wook The forte at the bivs knovked tf mot We wes dakeu Wy 8 Vincews s Hes Did a Little Whi morning. oft Quarant two schoo returne at 9. Le adjame pper Hay. Vigilant took @ run dows the bay this | At 4.15, when in the Narrows, went about and headed up the bay. She sailed very close on the wind, and ‘der |be In the best of health Ng up the |notwithatanding the harsh experiences and anchored off which he in said to have undergone( {since his firat venture on the Engli ine tacks nere head in TENNIS AT NA NARRAGANSETT, Paret an ! Kee NARRAGANSE! The tennis tour After a str PT PLER, n Mt for R Je. Aug ern championships opened Chis morning | with tl with and Magruder i Bisen the Watson and Musson preliminary ously Muxruder they Wer Budlong a et easily hou Wa mats ‘The tepes: nd M Ogden c Wee Howianed an Davis and bi This atterno, nd kK. ane rel Harlow Paret in Rusdiong irtttiuhs; rye Cedman and Reed bog nning abroad ¢ doubles, Ogden ve and ‘Tal Pr matohes s! inittias soon ak for thelr opponents, and we: straight ve in an 8 on Var nit tani th ie morni started aKe f 1 Pare lay began Davidson Image vs. and imultan showed re defeat BEL, sson quickly defeated teresting: i) Fischer om pat in- was Wes, nk games: Into: play ali und, Thompson d Davidson ant Masson GOLD INTO THE TREASURY. Devos wftert Ske tenders syn Dew ‘ bw w He wa Meat tnt cy bond synd! at the Xchange m awn Jo fe eurgeon pronow) seus Ww Uetles ue Hoaptal, 40,0 wo rope. Heat veasury for legal this f Policeman om AL the mph Tard 1 secon: ed Tardy st | 554,178 CIRCULATION x JULY NIGHT EDITION. BUYS NAVARRE AND DORIAN, August Belmont Now Owns Two of the Best Horses in the Country, PAID NOT LESS THAN $40,000 The Ban eertens May Race Them in England, but Won't Talk About It. ARE SURPRISED. McClelland, Who Owned Henry of Navarre, Will Train Bath Colts Until the Fall (Special to The Evening World.) RACK TRAC K, SARATOGA, Aug. 18, Saratoga turfmen were electrified this | morning by the story that August Be mont had purchased Henry of Navarge | from Byren McClelland and Dorian from J. W. Rogers for a big sum of money. ‘Though the interested parties were not inclined to state prices paid, it ts believed that not less than $40,000 was paid for the patr. Mr, Belmont has been negotiating for the purchase of Henry of javarre for seme time, but the news that he had purchased Dorian also was a complete rprise. In thia puir he haa two of the best handicap horses in the country, Dorian will be turned over to Byron McClelland at once, and the latter will retain Henry of N: irre, He will train both horses until the tall, It was whispered about the track that Mr. Belmont intended to take his stable to England next year and race there. ‘This, however, may or may not be true, Mr. Belmont was at the track, and though pleasant and affable, he did not wish to be quoted as to his Intentions. It may be stated with truth, however, that Mr, Belmont intends racing in England next year, as he has made ex- tensive entries in the two-year-old stakes in that country. Just how ex- tensively he intends to engage is @ vestion, He will probably send some horses over and os to whether Henry of Na- varre and Dorian will go, Mr, Belmoat himself does not know, —_ MIKE DWYER AT HOME, Michael Fr passengers who arrived on the North m7 2 Dwyer was among German Lloyd morning. cra Haciug Partner from England. the steamship Fulda this Mr. Croker's stable partner looked te j ture, Beyond tating and spirits, that his return did ‘not signify a complete withdrawal from lieved early air of the was # Evening World’ report Brooklyn Jockey ‘he is President. fence Metege One Hundred ‘an expert. swimmer, ance, and. aged to hold t cived wish his boat aud took both tm 3, | He sald very quiet that ceadingly. and enjoyable, | was cout and in con! ler which we nave been scher Heat Codman aud) pogtigh racing, the turfman did not care to discuss his plans at lei th, 1t is be he will leave for Europe again in the Fall. Dwyer n later by am er at the offices ub, of which he enjoyed his. trip The trin over was The weather st to the weath= having, He was asked when Mr. Croker would return, He replied leave the oth | He had, ‘of the Am 0 he said, nat Mr. Croker would side in about a month, secured passage on oF n line steamships an would arrive here about the middle of September, M iker had xideration by land and, Hitlon. of’ their had Whi High races ag tures lish tracks, 1 now 0 just K ” Haw Wed and T rm Fa Dwyer said 1 ever: taking t flores, he thought they he Very ab} sful us they had hoped, hat eaitate to a, said that the turfmen gen i on, ments will b in [ ture when, ened by a Bray rt, and Twenty-third sureet, whe ‘aim by ll 1 patly thought 1 had that he and Mr. treated with great con- one while in Eng- account the con- weil. le had not been quite as he would entries to the Hn of ra does ours, he said, any admirat system from 3 lish horse-owners vy are anxious to ompetitors on the Eng- Mr. sald, his the s ag usual. in. September Dwyer 1 he Rrooklyn Jockey Club, witil {us conclusion, that put he would did not Amittes e again, —— rl, 1 t went to the aud Sixteenth strect beach yeatere > «wim, He went ont too tar, rent and went down, Flere 1, fourteen years old, of @t went our to his deatete vaching-ault, Mame F until the iif ahove