The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1895, Page 1

BOARDERS! BOARDERS! BOARDERS! ToLeT! | 30 CENTS. |__TO LET! 14 WORDS, 30 GENTS. aaa BOARDERS! TO LET! | Reach 2,000,000 | | BOARDERS || Reach All of the TO LET! | People ! . Kd BOARDERS!) Greater New York. The World’s July Citoulation Wes $54,178 Per =. | | “ Circutation Books Open to A nn” | PRICK ONE CENT. NEW YORK NI CHT se WINNERS AT AQUEDUCT ae SIMS GETS BACK. W AS f AYV'SS PUT DE ATH o. Two LAWyers AT ONCE Vey You MVS Spoon, by your self Alane Ivvona Firat dwrer's horses in England, arrived Rebea Second. ay on the White Star steamer M RD RACK m onal First. | : ° Heretic Second, . FOURTH RACHS i ' Hermantia First, i HE WINNERS | =S= (Special to The Evening World RACK TRACK, AQUEDUC Aug. 14.—The weather was delightful to i Bj ard os the card was a fatrly good on: —— oss His Mutilated Body Found in: | Yarray Held Responsible by Swamp Near the Kings. the Coroner's Jury for bridge Road. Clara Newman's Death, POLIGE SAY AFALL KILLED WIM. | HOEBER'S FARCIGAL INQUEST . ONCE MORE. Club Associates Suggest a Fou. The Little Tere Makos the! N \ ars | Crim cad Wil Haven | Thosl Disgrenatel, Exh \ ‘New York’s Baseball Outfit Pos:-Mortem, | tion of Eimsel4 | \ 7 CA - Tackles the Phillies and AT QUAKERS the crowd was large. The track wa in ex lent shape and the scratches strange to relate, were very tow Dorian, Belmont’s New Por.| ru ma Vin the opening event. Whi jd Was rounding the by Victorion; | V with a few bruises and a severe PANDEMONIU | \ | | \S [HEAD SEVERED BEFORE DEATH, ACCUSES LAWYERS OF BRIBERY, | [i em Buroham Again. ‘WUGIO THE HOME PITCHER MAT THE TRACK. | | ~— | <a | yea MLL : -| Prompt Action to be Taken to! Runs the Proceedings to Suit Him-| “Tim glad to get buck here,’ hes ad. dO (0 vary Painougiy 1 nad a folly: goo -| Settle Definitely How the Ped- se'f and Will Not Hear S ‘\ FIRST RACE. i ic tie wig Or aa ws kt ish "jocks ie ne cite is | ler Came to His Death. Objections. 4 ; 4 s¢ Water Pirst, " Fe RR AE ee ea | ee Mine bation thancaa tn — | ' | Brooklyn's Gastoff Twirler Op- etoxD HACE. Ipelisnteniacy wid UeniStaladusnceonel duces wat cancMvtou all erie arte lieie mana eee ARTA PGR aR cee GE a \ | posed to Armos Rusie, Who oer am Fg ree engi pein Mag ART gill stale meer SONA a Rechte ye | ew eee csapiplieaelaaae When ntralghtened! out for home, Unity [of fact, the reason my mnt were |qenle unom the Heath ar Odronees. cng | AE0 ied from what hs been alleged 10 — fal | THIRD RACE— eomalpraction at the hands of Mary {and Ben Malad drew away from the en is that faster horses were pitted end that the ds -| Andeva, of 22 Mast ‘Thi | M bunch, ant in a driving finish, Unity | against them [vans which was buried yesterday in| ite; damon Murtas barat one . ly” |LESTER GERMAN IS MISSING. Dorian See: 1 ohy a head, five} “They have some crack-a-jacks over | Silver Lake Cemetery, Staten Island, | irundred and Tenth siveet, and Wille) (oROXER How THE LAWYERS SHAT HB Wot bo | = : RH RAC ths before Time— There. Not only that, but they have! pe distterred, and an examination be | : . . | TALKIN — ier : , , jlum Veurey, of 14 Kurt One Hundred | Dolabra Fir HORI RAE hsome great jockeys. Cannon, ! made by experts, to determine it und Ninth street, Murray is said) to ' . Did Not Go to Philadelphia with ; . . Watts ani Loates, for Instance vlan: was iniixtoned Mabie Ne ear antemortem statement and it will he! forward. “She is being crorss-questioned St. Havio Second, ia H \mueyomreald \arecall stars and can ridea rac 4 = Pe have been the gir 0) end Veasey read later. ‘The Coroner has the as a midwite,"' | the Team, and Is Said to * Pi : at atta And Can ride k yaca fou a! Gasvies waw ty 1X goats Old, | wae hus trend, ' FIFTH RA isan Lots tatlany Het ae An neta Caen! ar land wame Nero from Wiltna, ftuseia,| “ae Me fre att bane {RTMedge of having any kind of evi-| Mr. Levy protested that he had a right | Chant raat o[ The nailah style of raing ia entire-| nine years ngo. Ho spoke the English | savored dare eter eee Oe the doy The rules and regulations in the to ask the questions, and Coroner Hov- | Be in Baltimore. 9, ay ly different from the American. Here . Pe 2 ite: urors acetsed James Murray of having! Coroner'y oMce are very different, as ber permitted him to do so. ' s Bont & 3 [the jockey stts as far forward in his! ! age fuenily, He wase peddler. | caused Mins iman's condition, and/yeu know. f hose of any oth Dre Cl ‘ poten aes 6 |auddie as possible, grasps. the bridie| His home and office was at 2 Kast] wien, having furnished her with the Nn vom those of any other) Dr Charles Roth, who attended Mi = ? | 7 | near the bit and has short stirrups. (0! ssroadway. : i ue court Neuman after the criminal operatlany | eso cic vening Wort a! Corresponile RACE TRACK, BARATOUA. Aug. 14| Thewgett 3-1 > 8) [brace Deinself on. in Kngiand, the fess! on sunday last Policeman Quinn, ation ne he Criminal opens) But 1 — | wus called ax a witness, He #poke in a weil the 8 TRACK, SARATOGA, Ain. 14 | wee) Steve rhie looser, their stirrips are very much | bh flttalas * T ation on" ave the ri 0} to 5 . , Racing was continued tere to-day in| Millie 1. got the lead and held it for | longer, arid by leaning ‘way back in| while patrolling High Bridge road near] phe teyth juror found that Miss : Ws sa ; ea 1 have th lay Wy Caps, 7 aruiareee PARK, PHILADBL- the presenee of a faltsizol crowd, “he [2 qarter of a mile, when she wave | the saddle, hold the bridie loosely and|ane Hundred and Ninoty-trat. street overrule any objection you may make,’ | "Speak louder,” sald Assistant Dis-|PHIA, Aug. 1L—The Giants again we er was charming, and the track In} and won by « head in hard dr Yerhaps the English style of riding ia) Uecovere: 3 1d deat bs4 ‘ iH oY i S y by a of on" deavored to Pa o very fast shape, ‘The card was very [irom Rebecca, \Venitla tl, wus third, |as good aa ourcown, but I can't say |a swamn about 15 feet west of the | BxrouNntN HE LAW ACCORDING 10 THE CORONEH'S IDHAS, leavored to take a fall out of Arthur alieactiy 8 time— tat 12, jMal Pastmire it, at al” Jroad, ‘The head and right arm were al- Irwin's Quakertow npots, George Wash= Riley Grannan backed M arslan to win | TKD RACH | ae See I most severed from the body, The clit jinaton Burnham was present again, big him a low of money in the oneliing event, | coool tive ant a halt turing | HOT SHOT FOR DWYER. point Im 100 feet hil. The pa C ae ie to take eure of Uncle Nik Asis the us > with Western “good | i 90 Recta) hs eit - - | concluded that the man had | | Young's bank we« a 4 and incidentally things.” it failed to go through, being | + (anions wl BT 8 | London Cr mi te Task | fallen down and sustained his injuries aes ne n ane Philadelphians got none t (0 Leary 1 ES § Mint WAHAB lhe wake erie beaten barely a length, Grannan has| poset si 18) for AL in that manner, | Mr Bu arses $4 ‘ seve Gayw ne nham was scheduled to prew lost considerable money thus far during | Saractntesa Sian LONDON, . Ac the time of the discovery Gayvuss | the meeting, but is likely to get it a {Mare Nance, 80 Wower...001 61 4 DON) Aue: it |had neither money, wateh, ehain, nor |sent hinwele with another wateh this tributed to Mr, Michael Back i a (day If 1a The Jot got off fn a buneh. Hermia | sing, One! chek Waal found. whowinw jefternoon, but if he did so the presentae runs with him. ; uted to the streteh when Her-/ atuft of which Ame med to be short | Manita closed on avorite ont easily by a neck, ‘ime- SSIVIR GEE eR ae go to make it, For entries and other spe The Sportsman remarks: mowed ahaa s | Clearly the latter (Mtr. Dwyer) oi J uot be beusen at any pric {didn't have a dollar on him." —_ | he fe boats Defender, Boh Atk ot Doran against si, with the remarks; WILL GIVE JIM TROUBLE, | ease v0! have The Wesunineter Ga: Vil win a bet, anyhow.” The pike! at ‘The arm looked wd ost der Mberately tern from the socket D lu Me | Returning to their elub- ine i LAW w& fant it £ | ia ; | ax If it had been de- It ix thought that he ts il in Baltimore, That the Glants' fou! stretch, and Dorian of work, J. BE. Seagram, owner of Vic- torioux, was standing on the steps in front of the presa stand, He turned with a face white as chalk and shoute ing the elements which h pitcher Is not istied in New York is well known, and he has frequently expressed hime self to that effect. He is one of the pluyors who, it is alleged, have beem “knocking” the Club. Ever since the season began German has been anxious (o secure his release i stumbled, but did not loe ground, Sar-| American horse owner, in interviews mal a ‘tien was not public. George had bete Mr. Belmonts new purchase, Dorian, | acinesca ‘had the lead, closely followed | with him after he landed from the were ne new bile . Late Nay | fee gryn Minuaele OTEie a tle epliae yeni . In the Rancocas Stud Std jeratic and Wmotional, the fo x nat ‘ wi) but nothing more. ‘The body was in a s ha . with Victorious as his only opponent, : ‘ pore) | day nave bev! bled over here and are | *hocking state of decomposition | Dorian! wie beat ; “andi tha| BOS PPPURRL A TERE (OCH STORE Ae hd ae Avo been | en aied evar tere ange Yesterday when the body was taken | jful If any of the suspicious Quakers ori us beate neck, \< ©} momen: hen Emotional took the lead | being weverely critl i a tf i 4 own or Md doi whole grand sand was up cheering and | and won easily by lengta, ‘Time—| rho Sum, ie tanaaee aa to the cemetery the members of the jenn crank would loan ‘nim one, : yelling with delirious enthusiasm, Such | matt cause Dwyer and his horaes and |A#eclation decided to open the coftin, | “ss | Lester German has mysteriously dise a scene of excitement has seldom been | yyy. 4, sp qe | eilowmnde doskes: Have HOF Kad the actly thirteen men were present, and iy} {app Anes ie members of ie team Ais CUCU LAY UES bedi RENEE RIDER 8 HK Ae ye reper jare at @ loss to know what has become seen on any ruce track, barring, fiancee tera all ics own way here he declares | they called a keeper named Rosen to | lve \ haps, on Suburban and Brooklyn Handi. | Hermania 9) (Kecey jhe has been swindled, robbed and hus- | Witness It \ 1 cam speak to yov jof him. He was last scen In Baltimore cap days. eras A inteeen Hed most abominable: We all know the |, They found the head hed heen severed on Monday afternoon, but he did not ap days. yundetay, Ss 40" eary) 2 | led most abominably, We ail know the Bey ape: ; bibs : Ik was a fierce drive through the} Charade ted to th foun sport is made | before deatn with « sharp inatrument. ) Bvt ynv cant speah Jaccompany the team to Philadelphia, posted a notice on the bullettu-boaid that thelr brother-member had been foully murdered, One thing against the murd is the statement made by Mrs. Bern- stein, in whose house Gayvuss roomed, ette says that: ;man died of bi vd-poisoning, and blamed “You have no moral or legal right te s » one, overrule a proper objection.” were all down on Victorious, and the yy tn at |THat he was not In good clreumstunces and go to Baltimore Philadelphia, vere) All down nN ious, und Ut chokes “If we take Our America CO ee ee ee netic rena the| ‘he Coruner discharged al of the| "am no lawyer, but every one knows ane ee oe el wean felt Oot ilk ‘ mel | what recent events have shown him to) ee ee ery puagent wult-sle. prisoners except Murray, whom he held | that if tae Court makes any objec- Neither Rusie nor Meskin is in the best, He NACE ' . alk UE epee a . | be, it is not unreasonable to estimate Sh libs ae jin $1.00 bail for the Grand Jury 1 can overrule it—-1 mean the Inw lof shape, and hal he been here Lester Vor two-year-olde; selling; five furlongs, ANHATTAN 1b BICYC that we should have « very poor oplnion | Coroner Hoaber persuaded Clara | ¥ Stasis wetlug, Ste THEI IN. | on p ACH . i ’ i ore oeber persuade ud would have done the twirling. As It Vaillng Water, 95 (McClain). G1 Si 6 6 TRACK, Aug, 14.—The bieyele rai | of his sportsmanship, | THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE. json to sake an anv-mortem ‘state ro tyro knows that hearsay evi-| ie Husle started ‘ine to lich: Geeaate eat . the benefit of a popu eharity w ‘vst, we found Cornell unable to} | ment and according to the contention | dence is incompetent,” sald Mr Moss, | lal are, pee ie yy attended (his afternoon he a Heking gracefully, and now the! Four Yorkers tujured ima! oe the defendants! lawyers, coerced her] "A what! | When sean by “The Evening World'a ee AON Ie eee if i . 3 7% weather conditions were perfect for rac- i same thing appears in racing. awity Aceident. [into aceusing them. A mere tyru | \corraupondent totus, Capt: Deve mates man, 10s (Charnh snared EL 9 ing. The wind, which usually biows! unately we saw last year that) poRTsMOUTH, N. 11, Aug. 1 Mre.| Lawyer Abraham Levy appeared in] “Hm, Well, I haven't overruled it ve Pp | “I hardly know what to make of Gere Kilrona cut out the runn closely Strongly up the trait, much to the dis-| American athletes are true sportsmen on Merril, ber tw daughier behalf of Murray and Veasey, and Law j Hab, 1 got you that Ume, don't Lt Well, | man's absence. [ understand ‘hat he is followed by Joan, Marsian und Heresy, | advantage of riders, war to-day only [right through, and we know from lnk! stigy Merrill und Mra, C, A. Kild—ond yer Jo Gf Howe & Humeljow, 1 overula die Go ahead) At Th eee eea cot ieeen tate Le ona. hi jer ead to the last fur- | rate, expe 5 q riti-nhacd & ne i 4 ; " Is, ; . 2 is REY : long, where Falling Water, Here: \ moders, experience that Americar achtamen | the latter's son, all of ew York City, mel, represented Mary Anders, Neuman, with what you were telling} — -_ “t to hear from him this afternoon Marsian closed. A ‘stirring finish With the eracks who were down on| know how to b ed in Ralling Water wonning by « head |the programme to comp Fee ER ee ae ere Ml before the sport he front of Marsian, Time—1.02 3-4. i he sp gun. have themselves, or w were thrown from a carriage near The jiquest was # it looked, | might ne lite inclined to envy Lord| Chase's Pond, at York, Me. lest even as if some of| Dunraven end — the London Athletic) 11x, and all were sertously injures | The young man was driving. | down for 10.90) ux | o'clock, but it was long after that hour! The witness told of her daughter's il wit Mrs, Anders and Mars) ness, and the Coroner said | at the last, to-night.” pt. Doyle was not able to help his Hirtet to pre orney Oliver, who had come :n | ct the paople's Interests, « am- " , ” The witness rose to his feet and yelled | men in to-day's game. Jack's ankle is BHA SAG |the records would xo to amash, Club. ing frightened when they met jqnother wer t from the Tombs at) “Will any gentleman of the jury have |e tye top of hia. vo tate cies Hothering, him and he ‘will be Handleen; sole: and aw furlan Hob Miurshinmons, who was billed t0/ ie interview pilniak in the first eai-| tenis the horsts “got hevand is con | 145 o'clock and It Was after 1 o'clock |to make any questions to the witners?” | MI ie Ie Ghee Cee asa o Feat for a few dave. Wilnon Starters. Heidog. St. Hit. Fin, | SPAN three rounds with Frank Bosworth, | tion oe The feveusine World” yesterda Vie ana Nig out al at the | before the Coroner ascended tho bench. | Lawyer Levy crosmexamined Mex | aa ieee the next day wall teke care Of tHe Initial 10g f0n Hip sone and Denoest Grim APs ur 44. 2 |was on hand early. and dim Corbett, | was given, by Ml, Dwyer inthe uiice of | OatniMT and toy Une ricbeg ering Mec Gonbnen’t’ toed |REURAth ane oat tiene te Geknonisape BORISER HR RERE ORY ot athena very waen GRU TE Mae ie ami) NaEl GL 3 ay | who was to race H.C, Wheeler for a {he Reeoklve Jockey OOH RICE NS received fractured hones and it is feared vyer Moss, Jthat she had given herb tea to her A Brook- Sandowne, 102 (Cagsin).,..., 41 45 1 19 @ > | half mile, with 75 yards start, was re-| Ty it he expresae | that Miss Merrill tn fatally injured, arouér frownol | daughter a few days before her death. Huner, the Coroner's physician, in fool the Sandowne, as usual, raced away in| ported to be on his way to the track, — | with “the treatment he had receive he party wae this morning removed gt lane ia a, midwit Uiled to performing the wutopay. He front at a clipping pace with Ajax and || sp Tete eee eee ee ntraty, he enid | from the house ne the fist case requiring your atten. | Mrs Neuman is a midwife . Na HOM aWeAR titeiea oruntaat BReree ee Te Saragossa next head and head and Song |, There were those in the audience who, | rye ey et fustre-on the part of | accident, where they last said he to the Jury “is the un-| “Lam here to protect this woman,” | ton had been performer, | b and Dance trating, Griffin) made no| having read of the great nose-pulllag English turfmen was evidently. favorae 1, to York, - _ f © one of the death of Bleeza— | said the Coroner, “She is not here aa a 1 will now lay before the iu ie New York Piiladelphia, move on the latter until the fleld was match at Philadelphia a few nights! ble to encouraging entries by Americal Sy re i 4 eee Ra OMAVe NO THIRNETLG wee te-mortem statement £ took," aald) Puller, ss. Hamilton, cf straightened out in the stretch, | ayo, looked for another exhihition on owners. | W. H. EARLE SUED. alike Clara Newnan, pu: | priser Coroner Hocter, en || Tlerna, ri Delehanty, I. then he moyed up auickly, and fairly | EO le Frmigula Che the His poor success on the English turf | | man, will you pl me up h | her. De walt avy oblected unless the Coroner! Van" Hultren, of, eros. dh. smothering Saragossa with ‘a wonderfit the the same order, should the men meet! was” accounted. for Mn Dwyer | The mother of the Jead girl took the} “Who ts accusing her? Not 1," pro- | tev He HIN sg tace nuahed wisn] Ravers a mips burst of -speed,, won easily by tWol at the track. through the lack of condition of his | ’ 4 Ke ale ee | “Goroner Hocber, hia face flushed with| Wilson, th ultivan lengths. Saragossa wae three lengihs| op hide uowavar sa horses entered there. i withesx stand and the Coroner sald : ; i ef wrose wnd leaned over his desk. | Marna, Uf faliman in front of Ajax. ‘Time—1.56 1-4, | The management had, however, takea | "Tt atatuction was emphasized in the ‘leane give your name and rese| ‘She is not here as a midwife,” sald jad in a valce witch wae alinont | guaferds eb Clements, © THIRD RACE pains to foresiall anything of the Klod. | gratement that he Wath hot esl H NORWALK, Conn., Aug. 4.—j| dence to the stenographer who sits be- | the Coroner, “but as a mother,” Shrleke cold Mire Levy to” Bhut up ant Fane Vovte ib RD RACE, It was said that two cowboys with! to gend entries to English races again. |Chartes Comstock, of New Canaan, han ia Permit me to speak on hehalt of my | SL down.” ; ; ale, Lueld, Ranvovas Stud Stakes; one mile, lusson had been engaged to follow the} It 18 possible that some of the state. | nat! Ray Ce ind me ‘ i sve man stepping ageiteetguanee then began a tirade! Umpite—ay. burntiam Bett He he) menis attributed to Mr. Dwyer were not |fesaiied Attorney Leslic aren, Of) Mys, an wore @ long black veil, | mother," raid a young Againel the lawyers and the prews. SCORE BY INNINGS. y UI (Perkins eeoe | High closely from the time they | itrietiy In accordance with his lanwuage, 1k, to bring sult against W. 1H, | - | agvery body knows," ine yelled, “that! oy ss actpnte. Ry J US (Griffin). ..+.+++ Led jlanded at the Beach until they took the and that some of them were as wide of | & wealthy Norwalk Summer resi: . KR QUESTIONS MRS. NEUMAN men it it Here to, misrepresent, ime. | Palledelne ie = The pair ran like a team to the head | train for home ready to rope either of the m as was the statement that also proprictor of the Park Ave- | atest NE : ing to get hls name inthe newspapers, | pe of the stretch, whore Viotorious berum| them who showed the least disposition Re spent the afternoon at Aqueduct raco [nus Hatel In New York Clty. {pul thefe by igen in his pay. Bomebody | to drive and. was apparently” beaten, | the owed the least disposition Be.Spe | helene’ wats atin A Ut thete: by iin iil his ply. Samebods Suddenly Griffin was seen at work, and|to move towards the other's nose oF - —— horse whipping for “un insuit: | ' {thle courtsroom, iow ts paid to up- GROOMS BAT A LEAD. atthe furlong pole Victortous ” had 4 ie 9 6 drove IN front of stylish i vl misrepresent me, eel ee sett ac ri 4! pucker his mouth to eapectorate in ti “ TT lo Aw front ¢ les ; He ae Hie ay ee Fee ee ee yee err Ome it was the | other's countenance, | ‘A BATTLE OF GIANTS. turnow and aeraped wheels.” Bark He Novy, “Wt tk a sad thing for! Hie Twirter Anderson for Two Roms Seven F 4 shame and an oucrage,” Coroner Hoeber Was beside himself | os struck him in the face with his whip, | ) suit N | | nest. kkint drive, Victo the people of this country. thaw you Sneat Bind of 8 drive, Vicorgye nally aren ; | sanguin: dle Ea Nout be’ permitted ‘May ater day’ to dn lent Innings. . IDEAL AUGUST DAY a? | turn solemn dnquests Into farces, It ts tSpeciad 10.7 ang World.) FOURTH RACE. . *amten ©" PRESIDENT’S SECRETARY ILL. ASTERN PARK, F ROOKLYN, Aug, three-year-ulda; selling; seven furlongs. Aug, 11—The | LONDON tne ietlug, 8. Mit Min 7 RROD: Le Mr. Thurber Confiued to Hin R with rage, and threatened to have phy Having won the first game of the Dolabees "105 (Grifin).ssesess Mee out 4 Hons Homidity and the Tempora-| has un article this morning aT Manaea Sisal forve ised upon ME. Levy. {es from the Bridegrooms, Manager Saint Mario, 02 (Clayton) 22 et evan 6 ture In Lower. In length, discussing the reli “ - \ AY Instone othe junimen atone and | Te tacta eacorted hia men out to Lady Diamond, 101 (Meclaln) S31 21 2 : lot the Londoi eile C1 ad the| NIAGARA FALLS, J C protested against the Way, {hinge were Beh Kallirhoe 83 (Cr Healy). cd2l @l The cool, clear weuther of yesterday | 0! the London Athleile ¢ sinha thelr rae eine | Dee at ‘the so-called inquest, “ite | these grounds this afternoon prepared ‘Too Much John’. Ce Continue, and AscQRMinE fo the | New SOM Atuieto: Club in'thele‘com:| Thurver Exesiienk Clevelwndis irivate | Heawe! the Coroner to go ahead with the to aiminister another defeat Allvover id (assim) 30-1 10-1 7 Weather Bureau, will last throughout | !9& contest. ere aay Neer Boar ee roper busin the court, and not er Schmelz thought that Ander- Waste the t The wind is still from the! The writer thinks the former ought to| yesterday afternor of the jurors The field ran almost head and head to| the da. fined to his room . Dr, Clarke Phe Coroner after insulting the Jaw- | sen woull prove the same puggle to the the strotch, Silk Gown and Too Much | northwest, and there is less humidity | Wi? the quarter and half mile, the three | Wit) was called, euys tho ir sithu yerw oace more proceelal to read the, hard-hitting Bridegrooms as he did the i y y | 6 duhuson alienating In the lead. Dla | than yesterday, miley, and the 100-yard events, while the | jy nor serious, tives arta statement Shah rary aeers tine or Nig ON bra was well up arn Where he | % hammer throwing anc long jump are | —s pea a 4 was shut out. en took him| At # o'clock A. M, the glass tube i ‘ Siete a iat, | Brooklyn, when k thirteen hard: ground his feld and riding a grand race | registered 70 degrees, 5 degrees lower 004 things for America, and the others! QEF QN A VISIT TO OLNEY. | rrested for bing a bie tiger Gucuk eens tuk eee through the stret h, just managed to cet | than at the same time yesterday, Yes. 8f€ doubtful, | ' Hobbies aud Harry Jabmaon, baths bw Hp REENS up and win by a head from Saint Harlo, | ‘este . « ; ae 1» 4% ‘ A ade 4 ru 0 e Teng onto ferday’s humidity of % degrees also Tt will Do's battle of giant” ANS OFs (aye pry mt and Mr. Harmon) MI you to take that off your ar ee | ‘The attendance when the game was pho was thgee lengths in front of Lady | jess by 3 degrees. There ip no sign of ticle says, “and we are confident that |" *° 1 must tell t H ker Thomas Jubnecn, of 230 tenor avenue, | n ‘Huwived aod) called was very slim, not numbering Lismore than &i@ persons, Cronin, the exe dred | Paterson pischer, was on hand agaim hs et awas | conday, praviising with the Bridegrooma, iverdare were found om the ‘The Batting Order, | Sturt Across said Coroner Hoeber, ‘Tl ust pro rain, and the Weather Cierk ch: FIFTH RACE. acterizes this a6 an ideal August day. » face,! ARDS BAY, Mass, Aus. 14— | ean't hear you. We ent Cleveland and Attorney-Gen- | cording to law.” ! Imouth this! The mother of the dead girl removed her mourning vett H tha London Athletic Club. will secure seven events out of the eleven, { ope "With regard to the Cambridge versus | pry Fa a ee ne eee eee ee vent to P rorabaas Ay half mile ‘are certaintles for © erat Harmon went to Forecast for thirty-six hour ending $ P. M.' Uridge, the hammer throwing, the morning | on the Chant. 105 (Marcin) Pap Gray, ig a Lake share, 102 Weat! er Forecan Naurs Care | Thursday for New York City and vicinity; Feir welght putting, both jumps and the 100-\ launch. They are t he bewap. ta tell: aliout what he —— : Ms Fullerion Lass 107 (Narvaceyso-L 10-L 3 to-day and Thursday; elightiy warmer Thursday; Yard are secure for Yale, and the others ary of Blute ¢ ate eal ak ear awk bar POM Run Over and Killed, Ky seating nt made all bis own running and variable ¢ douptful; but it ‘8 probable. that ne BURL TM SNe nae e " yonn T 410 Nears ol, of 18 Weat Houston McGuire, © d driven, by a neck.” Pop “The foll le will win'the odd event, and possibly s with Murray er ond instantly kiliel thin Seibach, If i sy to th seven out of eleven.” I object to hearsay evidence given ee, Was wat Uniden: BB | Heseamer, 10 uit, Pe ‘hs was | —o- the person eharced,” | ; Park, the drives, denn Liahritn Crooks, yuld wot quite t q i oe Hundred aad Boyd, rf. Take, Mhore was third, a | ‘The only full accounts of the base-~ cco : Bheitleck, ss. ime 14, | Chowder for City Pathe , 3 4 is said the | Abbey, ef. ane on Snues Me. Wolf autied the ums J — — [Wake Laernser ei iamaettar ta aac a are gives in “The Rvep is addres thorea 1 be 147 | | PULL DETAILS OF THE NEW |Gumbert, p Ande Stop Betting at Harlem Tri a gee ‘ f tne Alderson ioe ine oman jing, Wee Might Extra, issued mond stcaet lustead of Tad Lauive; | onue heowae. not at this al-| | vorw- Gawk ayp| Umpire Ms Bree dae CHICAGO. Aum. —Judge Gibbons isa J m avenue 2 a i } 4 s > te \ y INNINI of thelr Alatricte. and expect $.000 or 9,000 frien ain wou eda postal card directed to himself at bis |leged conversation this poor a r ~ 2 Injuaction to-day stopping beiting at the Har! 0S ‘gy along at Sea aeak ‘There will, be fore | Pmmedintely after the Inet play has mate) pork! Cae dire alt Hot face 4 ee ee ¥ THE AQUEDL oF BAORA WILL BE] Wasningtonccon 0 9 - r june eked for by | races, swimming rowing. @ tug-of-war, : tn Aue th he went to TM. Leaington avenue | WOM’ ian 3 a mia , ‘ 4 Ee a mane en Tae Ae lor be) Tae eds wal gome eet OP | oem me bh AD aod there found am accumulation of mall. ["sWell, that is all right. 1 have her GIVEN IN THE TRA. Brooklyn, ?