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Rombazette esseayed to help, make. thi | lan me | pace and suffered the same fate, Then e | The Grent Inveatigutoe Testifies tn | They Entertian Some OMcialn of ihe, took Nanki Poo up to ing * | the Parta Department Dutchman, Grin, on the latter, soon ae e| iA Pleohd ida abel : oune at he hae ‘oublesome is 1 ck Sarsfield Ca idy | ad ( r ert “rene! ‘ 2 ime the LN hot hea ae niki | The trial of Patrick Sarsfield Cass! | | Eduard Bruvaert, French Consul | x and When the stretch was reached for libel, in writing @ letter to Benator | General, accompanied by Col. Varigault, Lexow last Fall, asking him, as chair- | Flying Dutchman went all_to_ pieces: Chief of the Sire Department of Parts, | Navid Poo drew away and won ‘easily —s—— man, to investigate certain we | at —_ J and his aldes, Corpl. Cordier and Major ho beat: Iving Dutchinan «head fo corruption upon the part of John Jerot-/ Krebs, were the guests to-day of Presl- Ree ieee Meese The Grand Jury Charges Her | omon. formerly Judge of the Bighth $ Jdent La Grange, of the Fire Commis- \, Ff Ra ee al: mile and a fur. {District Judicial Court, was continued er ro es ecl ¢ avor- stoners, and Chlef Bonner, q STE RY SA SECON AN. 4s DN BANTS n before Judge Allison this morning. | | The visitors arrived at Fire Hall © Poming was séeoad and Rey etsanis | WILD Marder in the | "serator texow wan the frat witness lanorly Gators Hor, They. Ware ANU e mE and ex-Judge Curtis continued the | the, telegraph oom, and expressed | ——————— 4 TCT. First De ree, |cross-examination. He was asked if | themsetves ua mich pleased “with the RESULTS AT ST. ASAPH. 8 at any time while chairman of the In- | aysiem, Chief Bonner then explained —_— vestigating Committee he promised | the workings of the various fire com- RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, Sept i ciuaens of New York who gave infor: | ° panies, the code of signals and other 1.—The races run on this track this af- mation would have it held sacre | natters, iat gir ‘e—Five furtongs.—Won by 1] was given by the State througa Sena Edward J. Port, one of the members of 8 Hilson, & tof and out; Boroso second, tor Lexow, that Immunity shoult be —--—-— } Hook and Ladder Company 16, leaped re en mlace; Billy Legging third, given to all persons who would aid the | |from: i thitd-story window and was —>— Nhe Great Son of Koght oes ete Sod, Peaald Ova “Si ne wenn VALKYRIE FOULED HER RIVAL. (yi: ei! ite| Dad” Canke and His Od Maud third. Time—ol58 1-4. ( \ “apace of two min ii —Won by men he invited letters informing t lites and fifty-eight seconds were out of Filerslie Runs Kindly Carnbite sto hand +t erat, Laurent the Indictment. Cominities of eorruntion, but dented he ee tie nonise. around the corner ant het! Clobmate, “Kid” Nichols, second, 10 to 1 for place; Romeo third. aid he would hold therm as sacred. ‘ ’ Hospital bulting » Fatioh MA teraMted: JN al Sheepshead. ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES. |THE DEFENDANT IN COURT. iis Sone es nw cesT mpossible to Call Yesterday's Cons. rain iae a Rival Pitchers now protecting a captain of the police, the company. They made negotias «wre! test “No Race” and Ordering ir psn RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER ISL: Ing ‘bribes and following a career of | Ny visitors were afterwarte taken in OP DOMINIO FINISHES SECOND, |i‘ ssnn's tacc'areas"txtows. "| Rumors that an Alleged Resomplce| ei econ wax mutant Dy Jute It to Be Sailed Again. Arnie Mies) BOSTON A POOR ATTRACTION ? rt itace-Ste and a quarter furiongs; two-| Of the Accused Mother-Pois- | anicon. ae THIS SCHOOL IS UNSAFE. ns fe —aes who, as a witness, con \ ’ | Mtonotien Vests on ‘ nator Lexow with his hands | x 4 iratea Miehte ef oner Has Been Discovered. dover & hewapaper while questions . : Wat 49 Ora Olive ae asked and overruled ‘The Regatta: Committee of the New. before ft, then the race must go to Vale | = Only 1,000 People T A Misunierstanding Threatens | \\"\ 7 7 Ee {x-dudge Curtis. was, prompted to put HL Club haa decided upon the Kyrie ltt ta in the Aunexe trtet and yy ii i bt Ont to ) at One Time to Break Ane Rewer ye ce tok bn sey Grand Jury revorted to Judgo| Relendy who Was heen retained by. tne | BFOt SEU UU ALS DAU STINT a a STATA tat ARMs edbitd hel Chitdren, See the “Joynts” Take Man 108, » : a Ast yacht race he commanders of the competing Yachts | phe reaidents of the Annexed Dis- ‘ the Match et seer co, Fitzgerald at 1 to-day and Hiestion If he went with Mr, Jerolo-| The protest is sustained, Valkyrie be-|may agree to call it no race, In whten | (pige @Ao have chidtos altending othe Their Exercise, fiers © anded up an indictment agalnst Mre. | aun dura to hive Sarstield | jy vequaliiod and Defender winnings event the Regatia Committee might J yaiye achools are very tndignant. over fori ore ae i eee i an ee hyp | then began to give his} the race by defaul cide that both were equally culpable. line faet that the authorities are allow= NANKI POO'S SEPTEMBER STAKES | 11)"'s! a arcane Gil Icleawtoliowee =| | Ae ttupoaed Us ty Ne fine to (ils deciaton Defentor Ht the Committee should refuse (11.2 the puptiy to occupy a achoot in| SELEE FREE TO COME HERE. Hay Tone th SRO. HO GEC ATNe: Gi | Aliixon sald he vroposed to try the cases yt che right of way when the collision either entertatn the protest or lo Teeet | Wegtcheuter, whlch hax been declared eae Oa Sacks The mht Mary Alice Almont Fleming eorilcutticun ced Ve | ith Valkyrie occurred during which the it, then the matter of whether the race | ‘Cary and condemned by the Depart- = ' Gotambus, it: Vet the City ant Gannty of 0% York, on May Logo on, with the witness?" | former's topmast shroud was carried should be aa over again would de reer e patie Buildings Beats Flying Butchman and Makes | =) \eieu 0) TER, CEN TOFee) BE ares; felonious | x-dudge Curtis, away < pend upon Lord Dunraven and Mr. Ise sae o4 The Clever Manager Not Unde Hetta« fully and with malice eM, a | Allison was Mad clear through | “plnion's differ as to the pt woe ae non Lord Dn even eT honor or |_ruere are now 400 chilten attending a New Track Record— |S, anatty am certain ead aru a mire oar aL SN ANAT aay undergtand once sult of this secinon, Thre is hardly wenan of falrnens over which 1 e0uld) Tire in thie bultting. rant wont ce| Contract for '96 and Can Ee Other Winners. heing to the Grand Jury unknown ant cannot | Al al PORE Bats . t a ReaIOS Joubt th | abi 1 nin th x i a not imagine ther uld by iy disagre ot School visited the building and Secured for Ncw York. Hee ee ue atHAy OHA AVE GROR, KGUTHINGE tI UNGER OT Toke a GORE Roo ce | ek mre ce e ceciman fon the eu mn anent found it unsate. ee andl. : AiiHECM2 Bhles; wlth ‘he Intent. UNE wie} eee Anuten, Gnd ddee Aliteon’ and |xocne if by any Abe justification fur| “ALL the parties concerned are cer- ; Test TS AGON. a | Fitth Raco—tour amt a. halt turtonat, aid thus then take and awaliow. the aame| Witness Lexow conversed togethe the aceldent could be found, jtainly gentlemen of undisputed hone ; (Special to The Evening Worl) ir i Mi seen inte her body bo walt remember. he asked, 1¢| Sull, the Commitee hat no. privilege [and whatever ta agreed upou 1 ath aul CABLE CAR UPSETS WAGON. vont ait Ete emi Wary RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, | jj st ih the: “sald: May Altea\-Almont ‘Pleming: wail Monnnantini’ ‘orivate” vf calling the race off aliogethe twill b titled by the facts." 20LO GROUNDS, Sept, 11.—"Howl- sf ite hespate aid Mary Alco’ Almont Ploming: wall Saonidential ‘private’ (OF } « aloxether, and will be Justiied by the facts 0 Bept, M—Strange as it may appear, | jim Molaughiin Castanet kaoving that the same. being a deadly polson.| “Cl done temember whether tt av «| wan compelled to tecide for one or the | Gapt. ¢ is ndryman's Rig Smashed and ling Tommy" Tucker, “Happy Jack” [3 w v i anfield claims that Defender Jother of the deiinguents, according tu ran into Valkyrie as they were round- the Driver Causes Trouh! Stivetts, the “Heavenly Twins," Duffy the testimony submitted. jing the stern of the steamer Yorktown Cable car No. 269 of the Third avenue | and MeCarthy,,and a number of other \ror the start, Valkyrie was ahead, he | Ine tossed a light wagon off the track | notables, representing cultured Boston's had the right of|in front of the Pulitzer Building at 3] interest in the baseball world, put tn there was not a large crowd at the | Mile Cherie track this afternoyn, It was expected | 3)" that the meeting \Yetween three such —— += celebrated horses as Henry of Navarre, | °°" /! Jeroloman was put upon the wit-] |says, and there: Domino and Rey Fl ‘Mosta Anita would ABET This is followed by the usual formula, | Ness iBank and sald that he had known DUNRAVEN’S TESTIMONY. pri At i Hee suing out for the o'clock this afternoon, and then followed th appearance here to-day, They bring out one of the les: attendances of| _ What's the ase of waiting for the /in which the Grand Jury finds the i mney SHPUE AT een rent hin he —_——- Tue. Defender, which was coming be-|a dramatic row which blocked Park | Will remain here for the rest of the the season. tide to turnf The World Half- |dictment against Mrs. Fleming, mntified on the lette i Valkyrie'’s Owner js Party Be- | hind, did the same, but in such a way |Row for nearly ten minutes, week, during which time they will en= Tt was the first timy snis year that | Million Guarantee Page ta blowing | It was 3.30 o'clock before the case was) 4 paid you SPEGInG Fea ae ye aca int a Committ as to cut Valkyrie off. ‘The wagon was owned by Laundry-|deavor to wallop the Giants In a series those old rivals, Henry ot Navarre and a big business breese, Sail on |called before Judge Fitzgerald, Mr.) Wyre in . fore N.Y.V.C, Regat rk of the Highth District s in ‘ i urt in 1893 upon an agreement to} The Regatta Committee of the New 1t wan impossible for us to luff"! man Korngut, of 117 Avenue C, and was | of three games. at all, L handed it to my ¢ leagues on the Committtee, T gave it hy reason of which the waid Evelina M. Bliss wad mortally distempered and sick, of which to Mr. Jerolon bout ‘twenty-four sickness Atl) dinieniper ohe ied bathe dial tSum inter twenty-four aforesaid. Mr Domino had come together and as both} with 1t! McIntyre announced the fact of the in-]recetve from him $1,000 out of his first} york Yaeht C! he sald, “because the Committee boat | dtiven by Morris Jacobson. So far this season the two teams. had 4 i vat 4 eht Club is to reader tts de- | he a nec are public idols, it was bubyed that all — : dictment by the Grand Jury. The in-| Year's salary?" asked Mr, O'Hare aRIeHteeak niece sai Was to starboard of us, and Wo would |g ARCtAtgTs My ee att striteing ihe | met an even halt dozen times. In four r al No," repiled the witness, Recess |¢ision to-day on the protest which has spurted ahead at full speed, striking the New York would be at th track and NEW CLASS A RECORD. dictment, he said, was ordered yester-| was then taken. been, entered by Defender's ownera {have run into her had we attempted it, | wagon with « crash. tossing If to one the Beaneaters had come out with the cheer on their favorite, day afternoon, and filed to-day. This, ee against yesterday's race on account of | Valkyrie was not to blame, and tha) sige. Tae hords was (iow breakine | best of the argument ‘The weather was perfect. \t was very | Newton, the Connectlcnt Cyeler,|@ Said. of course put an end to the IN JAIL FOR BAD MILK. the Injury recewed by the Yankee boat Protest should not be allowed to stand.” roe eenson jumped dowa,.and placing | "Ps" Clarke and “Kid” Nichols, bothi warm and dry and just the mrt of at- R ‘a Mile in 8.04 2-5. proceedings before His Honor. in her collision with Valkyrie at the) On the other hand, Capt. Hank Haff, himaeif in front of the car, defled the | of whom were club mates of the Oma- mosphere in which thoroughbras are at : “Then the proceedings are discon- their best. The track was ines fast (Special to The Evening World.) tinued, and the commitment iasued by ‘i ‘ Salky Fie w ipman to KO ahead until he had taken e eae ty Dora Brockstone Gets a Heavy Sen-| start and which seriously crippled her | Of Defender, aaserts that Valkyrie was ener. Phe conductor pitched into es team and fast friends, were selected AMPDEN P. RINGFIE: és throug he race. vaited with | Wholly to blame, Jacobson. They fought while the car the opposing captains to do the condition as Supt, Clark could neke it,|, HAMPDEN PARK, SPRINGFIELD, | me asa Magistrate vacated,” said Jus- sence: soni watered MULE: eee ene iatrent eee een tha | ‘The Englishman deliberately kept Want on ite Way. twirling. In the hustle for glory on and this is saying a great deal. ; pee rote, nine oust tice Fitzgerald; “she 1s now held, I pre-| Dora Brockstone, of 155 Madison street, | ot eee ne tne digput Fee ine | of,” he saya, “and ran down upon us ———— the diamond old friendship goes for er feature e vie tne | People this afternoon crowded the Dy the warrant ‘onthe. Granda |nieaded’ guilty: tosday in. the Courteat|ectement: Of thas ippute: St an | off, says, r is aa The other feature on the card wie the| Nandy nere when the finals for the| jure Te ore eet ceaaien | Heth sen over the accident may depend | There wes no occasion for him to do tt,| Not @ Bursiar, Bet @ Tramp. OUTING, TAM ORd: OF Wale OFAN T eae 41 Sessions to selling 1,600 quarts |“! \ ri at te great cycle touri were begun, ‘Dhel\ Git Your Honor wahta to decide: this |6f adulterated milk 4h) the tenement: |(te contnuande of) :the: raven) tor’ the aan a Ae Genk a 181), aap 3 La erence cording ‘apt, Sycamore, om Feeling the great Blying Dacchmac’'| Weather was oppressive and flags and| question without hearing argument," | house district. Atnerloa Cup FEN ta at yeAMore, Me | sx ao. Mra. Churchill has been nervo by nners scarcely ved in the breeze. ; 2 : There were half a dozen members of Iselin shouted in a threatening manner | ***k 38 The time mate by Nanki Poo, winwy|Panners scarcely moved in the | said Lawyer Brooke, “of course we| She had given the Board of Heatth re swe ut @ doi ae at ee Defenders deck that he was going | me Ths morning the saw Joho Irwin, of the September Stakes, is a new trac |1t Was a perfect day for racing and} have nothing to say. valuable information regarding the adul-|the New York Yacht Club at the club- t thle ta Asics | She jumpe September Stakes, which brough\ to- gether a fine class of three-year-ads, ichols are The fat of Willlam Churchill, the author, at] *P0ts,"” both Clarke and 2 Wiiltamaburg, was robbed «| ROW aces in their business, Ww ) the two teams came upon the a|field to-day “Pa shot a withering i . 4|glance at his former c di ¥ cl a jon ol py other ¢ je mu house wu disor venue is mot , to run into Valkyrie, b & t mrade, The oe ee eee a vcaly maa| With all the crack-a-javks of the coun-[ “on, no, 1 have not,” replied the) {eration of Mik fy eenee Ocal Fe. cut houses ah) Madion/avenel thle moras, Me aaniea SrOcleS "]“K\I" retallated in kind, and hostiliti 5 try down to start the thousands con- “ ‘ despite this she Was sentenced by’ Jus-|yy 19 o'clock, At that hour Chairman hantly denied by Defender'x people. | ied Police Headquarte: 5 jes 2.21 2-5, made by Tristan and Dorian, the 1Y 0 i it Judge, “this is only the motion of the}tice Jerome to pay a fine $200 ands” Niet Kane. of the Regatta’ What Mr, Iselin did say when he six officers, reached the were thus begun. former with 115 pounds up, on Jui | |idently Iooked for gilt-edged sport. District-Attorney.”” to Imprisonment 1h the Tombs iits| Se Nisbaluon: sane, 96 ee cutadl| te: \ralky tie emptaid wae: the comer, He nearly fainted Manager Frank Selee, whom President 1890, and the latter with 108 pounds, on | And they were not disappointed. John-) “These proceedings cannot be discon- teen days. Committee, arrived, and was asked by shout i : Mcemen grabbed Bie son and told dustice Geet, | Freedman has been tryin : : Fe 4 , e wh 7 ‘Justice Jerome sai dthat if the de-lan “Kvening World’ reporter if the We are going to keep our course, 3 n trying to secure to Sept. 6 of last year. n was the only rider of note who] tinued," said Mr, Brooke, ‘unless the|rendunt had. t PORTER mn 5 u PAN Reet DoD AG [ting ehe ‘beifevad the ramp waa a toy." Irs10| manage the Glants next year, came with Tt was feared at one time this after-| Mt not qualified, and it was not im- defendant js present. 1 shall Insist on have javier, The woman| COMMIS wae Tey ae eee et Capt. Hi Fee ae Mik claw at elie Me mene ‘P00! the Boston team, ‘The genial litle mane waciial Att b ee ie ould. go (UD ©) the whole for: eo law. 3 she Was awa on on Defender’s protest. | Capt. Hatt sv » his view o1 © i : on that the great special fitth on the| hatiicap for professionals, the whole form of the law. ; Nae eet amith A. Hrooker, ar Kune said the decision would he Matter by saying that Valkyrie's man- —— ager positively denied that he bad signed card might end in a flasco, but hap; Emetiy at o'clock Starter Peck| A court officer was sent at once to} tai) dealer at 318 Kast Sixtieth ‘street, ane + sa nan Cvuvre wan © piece of English ‘smart-|_ A proata exampte: 14 words,|a Boston contract for next year, and this was averted. Theme the Tombs to bring Mrs. Fleming to|who has a Fifth avenue trade and sellg|#nnounced later in the day, after fur ) cents, over 500,000 circulation, | says if New York wants him it cam and intimate the that when Cap 00 bottles of milk daily, was the consideration had been given to, ness court. The trouble arose on a misunder- Wanted advertine- | get him to for Hoarde: ‘This sets at rest all contiict- clase A—Won by C. 1. Newton ce lina ae Gne_ called. Inspector Durand, of the | 4 {Cranfield found his boat go clos standing by Mr. Baldwin, owner of Rey | Scuford sprngs Coun: Fo 1 er. Chicape Mrs, Fleming was soon broght into| TR ty Department, testified ‘tha | matter, Defender he got rattled and lost control ments om The World Half-Million | ing stories, and President Freedman El Santa Anita. He thought the papers | Mw tend; WE, ‘eles, Rockville Coun. | court looking as cool and unconcerned | had iaken two bottles of milk from one| He dec ihe Sbeolately to answer any! of the yacht fund the collision resulted: Guarantee F should not allow the opportunity: of ae 6 ed calied fo ie specials: (0: HIN cas aly as ever. Lawyer Brooke made several |of Brooker's wagons, and amist W.| questions In regard to the matter un rhe last editions of this paper will | : Ladd He) Signed culled for three sh als, a ee een ouane ae feobe that \C. ‘Harry testified that he had found|der conalderation, but stated that the| Contain the decision of the Yacht Com- uring! tA) pary ices, Oleg Sean at pshead, one at Gravesend and | Bil boper, Detroit, motions to the effect that: that Id per cent, of the contents was | c Hae ee vac Fekohedi 6 cons) Tate: Bishop Potter Phi Beta Kappa’s | Selee to slip by. @ third at Morris Park T Won by a full ’ First—The indictment ax found was defective | skimmed mill, ‘ommittee had not y € > - Gresiient Not more than 1,000 persons were pease Investigation showed nat only the © PYfessionate Won by under the cole as it in now, as the names cf rooker said that the milk in question | clusion, Actor ley Wants Divorce. ent when play was called. by Mr Ke BE Nciie had Ok ano’ Ne eae Secondly, that as the committing Magistrate Decision was reserved. | embers of the Regatta Committee, | Mouse ta “The Mayer,” hae wired his New York appa’ Boclaly “Dagens teltualel, somiee. W3)8) New York: Boston. . to enter in three races, was the cause Wee oat an SotatY a dai | fudee Pitagerald, contd not consiaer the I8dit-) GROQMES AGAINST ORIOLES, |{r7ived at the, clupchaune tie comm fram Me he Lo tO ene at Cambridge, Mansy. President, | ‘THernan,. F Dury, ef, ? of the excitement, Noite ah, Maes. Jeond; A:T. Puller, Boston, ae eee na rarienirn iene) sibel LY ‘J Hately join d Mr, Kane 'n the commits | 4{7%, ter iM ‘uaya' Rin wit ra iti te) Sliare” slesidd (Wari Presideat yan Halters . Mecarthy, it. ‘The attendance increased considerably |" A new Hd'Felags & record. | | on with the examination, The “Birds Henning Against | tocciewe They also declined to be in-) hm in 1a inna ae de ehar ever aince,, tue Wishop Henry C.F New Yor ity: Adolph Davis, 3b, Tucker, “tb. Pe tetera Ri iee. be, eeetal | eee bevel Tes a US tae Ona Were eee Kennedy, of Brackiya. About 1100 Lord Dunraven and Sail-|‘onistel unos mgt nee Timers SBS Btaitara, 2 Harrington, 2 there Were about s.0H persons present, |fir'n: ono, Bit. unger hee wetneee Se OER TY cine na Th Brenine Niort) maker Ratacy arrived at the Committee | — 5 = | Wilson, . ganze. c. FIRS) andem packig Won by Yength Mrs. dt | UNION PARK, BALTIMORE, Sept. |room, They were also followed by Com- . arke, D. __ Nichols, p. eiianisciee soe NEARLY A HEAT RECORD. under the charge of murder in the first on was out to see the first game of} Nothing could be learned from any Hirst: Tantag, ; 206 (Martin) cscs BL out Dd Ba . = degree. the series between the champions and| member of the party, Herman Long started the fun by land» Se ee ne cont ta: are ot, bit To-Morrow AEN Kareena ein appeared | isrcoklyns. Hardig a handful of people | Lord Dunraven was dressed In a blue Ing on Pa" for a single. The mighty clip, and at the end of half a mile b nto He y Sizzler, ef |were on the bleachers’ and not yachting sult, while Mr, Ratsey wore a “puf” holsted an easy fly to Tiernan, ing two cases where the Grand Jury t » of daylight. Sims thi _ clt opened workon Lconawell, and he ha To-day's temperature, according to|had been prohibited from taking action punish his mount’s sides ‘hard before he| Prophet Ellas Dunn, bid8 fair to break | pending an examination in court. could get up to the flying pacemaker. | atl heat records for Bept.J1, At 8 this| Next came another law point. Mr. than a thousand altogether. white 0: Mr. Glennie wore a light As the Orioles need all the games they | suit and his fam Har broad-brimmed hat. can win, and the Bridegrooms have | HH, Maitland Kersey and Mr. Iselin Dad" smiled and the other half of the heavenly twin combinatiop chipped three long slices out of the atmosphere. ‘Andrews's side the rest. was ‘i been putting up a fi orball al were ainovaiiniied <o: mies Long purloined second, Nash's terrific Gace at Andrews’ Bice We away nnd | morning the Klass tube registered 79] Brooke demanded that the Grand Jury | good game was exp hal ome feet a ee biter Mounier was bandied prettily by Fuller. Cay, at Siena engin from Pepper, | degrees and has risen steatily ail day,| be prohibited from proceeding further wan te ctioarGreet room, ‘ as je he No ne : a and i Apike IMGROURY s - latter was In the house. He came fron Fuller shot one ekywards which Long eg ae etic ea ceed until at 1.15 the mereury towhed 85 de-| with the investigation until after this] prookiyn. Baltimor He URiiaine. iil Peahonea (tO the ane got. und ‘The Silent Jerseyman Place. Time—2.01 1-5. grecs, and showed no aigns o\ stopping. | examination, he — District-Attorney | Griftin, cf. MeGraw, 3b. nouncement that his wife wus at the Walked. Nan singles. come Bierman ern nag The hottest Sept. 11 recordet was in| protested, Mr. Brooke cited authorities, | Shindle, $b. Keeler, rf ROUNEAROUE REUSING eRE BE tie Panted she Tpit! for a pase and Tiernan Handteap for three-year-olds isi, when) the temperature Why $$ derj/and wan told to hrndup:s brieh TaChancenih, Kelley it ticn with her, he returned to the ro the plate Van took third and Bannon 1 tt ” Starters. grees. The two cases cited by Mr. Brooke| Anderson, If. Brodie, of second. | Davis walked, | “Gooa-eye’ . . ! where the conference was bein he " cke fi E - geen, us, Carian To-day's humidity {8 about 78 degrees, | were the People against Samuel Drury, | Daly, 2b.) Gleason, 2b. After more than an hour the Valkyr BUrne, whan nor across he plate, Beimas,” :02 and in conjunction wisn the heat makes decision of Justice Edmonds, in which | Repoch, Sarey db, party emerged, Lord Dunraven did not Long couldn't, hold Stafford ¢ ner, but mvieil, 110 New Yorkers long for the cool days of | the latter said an indictment found | Kennedy, Hemml Ay L erm recovered It in time to retire Jim, al ern (I. Perkina).. 5:3 HM ob lemming, Pp. look any too well pleased " se : Bernese, 105 LL lust July. while the examination of the case was| Umpire Hurst. uy eee first. Davis raced home Harrington otham Jed all the way and won,| “7 ‘i ; uae Pee, by a length and a haif| The traditional hot spell of early Yep-| pending was irregular and vold and a pad eer ian who was second most | tember 1s surely upon New York, Jor| fraud on the law. ‘The other was a of the way. Belmar was third. two) yesterday's temperature was #4 degrees | decision of Recorder Goff on May 13, in| | and Tucker disposed of Wilson. Four runs. In response to the inquiry of an at Inning. “Evening World reporter as to the Griffin out by_a great, stop and throw | committee's deliberations or decision, he Jennings. “Shindle knocke Second Inning. ‘. ind Lucania. Time—1.49, > 1 yw +t ot WO" | answered: “he coke! he first le lengths behind Lucania. and Prophet Dunn says to-morrow willl the case against Morris B, Freund. ‘The | BREKER along th.rd bage Ine, Corcor auawer . oT ommy, Tucker got over, the fr ae Selling; all ages; six furlongs. probably be even hotter than to-day, | Recorder said he would instruct the| Mignming acorod “Bhindle. And Thavevabsolitely nothing to aay. 4 fle put him on the second mark, Ful- Betting. St. HIG Fin. —_—- Grand Jury not to take action until|foreed La Chance. One run Mr, Kersey was equally —non-com 4 r let Harrington's easy bounder get by, and Tucker crossed the rubber, le ‘anon going to third. Ganzel singted moo og at ‘a(aoncludes. McGraw singled, ut was forced at|mMunieative, and Mr. rte talke ra6 $s IN JAIL FOR WHISKEY SOLD. Py oserineran had concluded. Geena ae as t \ s : Joules Witegarald decided | Uerningss “sinan Werle danced tere | eee oe She moun room ane She |and Bannon came in, Nichols tapmd \ org, m0 (Tarali ee a4 agamst him Mr. Brooke walked out igs at Kecond, Keeler ye | New York Yacht Club's hospitality, Jan easy to Clarke, who threw .# ) fey, UT Wwitilamn) thang | Mes. O'Hearn Gets Three Months | side gnd said; “Well, this looks as If Kelley out stealing second. No runs Among the other members of the hy THe latter routed ing. Brenan ins (Dupes) beg in the Penitentiary. somebody is being persecuted, doesn’t Second Inning, Yacht Club, besides the Committee e. rrington took third 2 h Tom Harding,117 (Moc 13 19 Justice Jerome, in the Court of Bpe- | it?” Kelley took Daly's fly. Sehooh hit a| i ut the club-house this morning the pla: forced Nichols at, sew» Tomoko, 81 (Wapabir even tanty PE Tt Va paan penteneoa| —_ were Woodberry Kane and J. R. Buck. jond, but Harrington scored. Burns H —_— pretty triple, but was run down, while TTY try.ng to get home on Grims hit tol | unning f ol jane ied eat Let oon: ears oF | BOTH MAYORS WERE ABSENT, | Meitaw. Kennedy ftied to Kelley,” No | the ed, Wattzer and runs, Old Dominion, 114 (Midgley) Tom Harding cut out the + lowed by Harry R nailed Duffy's easy Three runs. Long took Clarke's “pop fly." Fuller ushed a slow one towards Long. The Commodore James D, Smith, of / New York Yacht Club, and Chatr- ee { Tate! aE Wernberg. Tom Harding manage teaate foe selling 40) 66 s — pete . man of the, America Cup Committee, 2 [ntter Uhrew. badly” to first,” forcing hold his lead to the stretch, wh street, for selling 10 cents worth Of) no tne East River Bridge ( a- PE ratings. said to an “Evening World" reporter = Tucker to leave the bag. but to the sur, pole ee. “Then. Harry. Heed went, to| Whiskey upon Sunday, Sept. 1. The} Bro may 100 = le : . prise cf everybody Keefe calle! ‘Shorty™ dhased by Waltz e date bane : “ sion Did Not Need Th nltinUre vasemmeen OR ~ ie morning that a decision on: Defon ou rnan singled, Van filed to Ban= the front chased by 1 rT. The la sentence Imposed was three months in er if 1a mut : fee rn the furlong bole but could | tne penitentiary. An macailca Goeating (of ia Naw aes + protert’ would undoubtedly be non, No runs. | rer not stay, and Harry Reed drew away a ered thin afiernsu \ HOt stay cauily by a length from Nick, | The complaining witness against Mrs, | Bast Hiver rid attern Mr. Ste Appeals to Wa » Commissioners was | | ‘Third Inning, fho came through in the last furlong |O’Hearn was Henry Becker, who had held this afternoon WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—Br. Simon Siem, ot] | “Tt Is not Impossible,” sai@ Be, “that | Mocarthy hoistel a, long fly which And beat Waltser a neck for the Place. | heen gent into the saloon as a atool-| Both Mayors Strong ands asenes| AN ete here aa Wen ashes te he aavived ae ur at lord | | Burne cantire’.atiug Nash safe on hie FOURTH RACE. pigeon for the police to obtain evidence | Were absent. Chief Engineer Lefferts | Sronaca ale pa whey the German ri hal a ited Sesah ; aM vale at at uly te | bag geciaien b yea ing Nash safe on his September Siakes; one mile und three-olghiia | BRainst the woman, 1, Buck was present. as was also | a had au. inte wits alee catta, cf estan Giese SCORE BY INNINGS, Starters betting, St. HILFia. | She sold him 10 cents worth of whisky, | © ‘ounsellor W. G. Choate. | ary Adew | Bette sR: F SOORINOT Fear BOstON...aireenn O BO - Mamkl Poon, 108 simy) oo to : hohe put in a bottle. The bott he Executive Committee reported d) Beasled, OO And SURE TED. New York nnn 4 0 - Firing Dutchan, Wes (Grima) 4 F produced in the court this after-| having secured a building for the en-| . tt Hes, sacionninns. vat it shackle In Valkyries boom caught hast shroud, pull. Bane cette, by te O'Learyid0-d ro |gineer's office and construction works, mot Ay inn race! ATL sia It eke! GO to tue Th RO Ge Seater ABE PAE pmast. The shroud | aunt DETAILS OF THE NEW 184 «Hamiliony ca & SE ey, Jat Kent avenue and Broadway, Brook- or Millard's & provost sustained, then the race must] MfM, or apredden at (he hounds, oF lowes Jen the lower |YORK-HOSTON GAMH AND THE Gonnol alt ra | lyn, ‘This report was approved, as was A od, tt ace must,] tast and topmas! to the deck, where it ts neve protruding from ; arta Primrose, iz (Congdom)..-.28-1 ’ 1 1.—Privaces Oeatrich and |al80 the contract with FW. Miller for Harrison Millard, under the rules, be decided in favor of] a heavy 5 stened to the Uimbers of tl shroud giving way BAY RACES Wi n followed his usual | Hu 4 yesterday 101 Flying Dutehm: Arullery, who were re-| Preliininury bor Defender. the Copmast nd sprung te the por owird elde, throwing the jib- VEN IN THE NIGHT EXTRA, the runnin custom and 4 His} 5, on, turn — Dr. Collyer's chur rh f, on the other han: » Committee] foe" ‘ fpasiion, as shown by the jibtopsail which fluttered heip- fong sweeping strite soon had thost of | Up gan Psd m,n Fines\ Heer Brewed and Ret k ‘avenue, Friday morning The taitt | decides that r ‘ Jes le strain of the topma: the preventer backstay, —--— Bee geld tn"trouble. Connoisseur went | who were aitca PR hag ag Bit cong aa ry . les that the protest Is not justin- | wh A Whip, 80 44 to be set up rious positions. ‘The letter How Do You Know? bhatt. [avie according to the facts as produced % in the drawing shows the proper position of the lower end of the shroud, ADMIRAL CIVARETTS Is the Dest, i ‘ \