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0 THE NASHVILLE A'MERICAN a TUESDAY 310UNING JULY 239 1:895 DEFENDER SCORES AGAIN 1 SEARCH FOR THE SLAIN Ella Is Too Float for Vigilant in 1 The Police Itesum Their Work In the "Castle" of IL IL Holmes SCA PE I) A 1 1 1 race 109 lb or Lady Nominal Romping thri Van Brun Alinver 103 Babe Murphy Keel in ti race Fool MA lbs Rain and Wet Or Prevent liahe Murphy Fannie Loniaa Lucania Third race Warden hill Stakes Nar hvillo's Defeat Miltlied los 114 I Virtu WI Heresy IQ to Morrie PC iourth rmori 1 1-16 Esbore 116 MESS ZIMMERMAN AND DAMCOTIE lbs Joe Miller Arapahoe 105 Fitch race mile--thruatriore 91 klidlo 113 Lhugnui Honolulu La tiallenaa 7--- litlemier name Irina in fine style lei palmed the Itilt buoy Itt 20:11 The Vikrilent did Mil get aroluid until 2 -P71141 'limy mime home without tavit a point or a point end a half seay from the wind On We stretch Defender only grained more and 'the finish took Once amid great bellowIng of whistles the tiring of cannon and the tooting of borne from the very elmtil collection of steam yechui I and eleurtion boats that were gatherod about the line The oftivint time of the race wee: Elapowl 4 :19:110 Vigilant 424 Tue Defender whit by 9 minute-117 'ecocide Lig Weather EAS1LY TEAT HER ESTERDAY A NOOSED ROVE HAS BEEN FOUND IS Has Boon Asoortaload That They Are flaying Und tor Assumed Nausea Games Etwityrbors Thor Aro lkoor Woos Thought I Do From the Blood of lb William' 'SCRAP FOR DALLAS THC PICNNING TURF for the nalssing Howard Pitrel II who 'apposed to have been murdered In I troit by Holmes was rennin here to-day 'Deteetive Geyer l'I'lladolPhia by the local fort Detective Geyer called at police hes quarters early (his morniog and ODC0 consulted ith Capt Baker a Detective Tuttle who assiated him the occasion of his previous visit to I trait A consultation with Chief Star weather followed but the plans of Maker was carefully guarded The neer stated that he would return ov the ground covered during the reee visit and au effort will be made to fit the expressmau who BA engaged I Holmes to move the trunk to at front the boerding-house on Pat street where bet and his wife stopor during their days visit in Detroit 4 yet there seems to be no positive Hole nation that the little boy came Detroit A belief exists that the li was killed before arriving here tiv the body was brought to Detroit and stroyed or that after digging the ho In the rear of the Forest-avenue hou Holmes became frightened and placed the body in a trunk taking with him to Canada Geyer declar the atatementis that Holmes has admi ted having killed Howard in Detro are false and silly loireminenta In Oita Sailing fit the Old Champion Make the Sim lloat'l 'Victory Only Mara Marked Nr YORIL July second trial that the bad in New York waters against the Vigilant to-day only furnished more eeltietteo that the new boat le better than the old iti light weather They sailed over tri anollar course outside of Sandy Hook and ere tested in pretty nearly every kind of wiling They started out before the wind be ten they bad got half way on the journey Of the i rst kg of teu miles they were sailing a Oh the wind over the quarter before they pot wi the end of that first kg they were even mote ciosely hauled on the mooed leg of the three they were racing free and tacking and en the final angle were ithie to hold to the mark will a fairly well lifted sheth ue result left no doubt as to the respective qmlittee of the boats In the kind of weather that prevailed but that weather watt of the ligttest character At no time did the breeze I rag" 111 York ore Aeronging for Thema New Toni July O'Rourke tn A Brady Parson" Duette Jim Corry of Bosun) and George IL Walker of Toms met at the Wilsey House will) other sporting men to-night to arrange preliminary tights for the Cornewleitzsitomone mill lo Dalla It was arranged that the big tight should be followed by ''ll'arson" Davies' protege Tommy Ryan In an encounter with 14 Aterious" Billy Smith after whose interests 3anm Westeott of Boston looked out There hae been pru sided by the itiorida Athletic Club Joe Von-dig uys a purse of 15000 for a light between Peter Maher end Steve O'Donnell to take platst the same day Westrott would not tell who bad offered the 0000 for the ''go" between Ryan sod Smith No definite arrangements could be made tonight for a "go" between Johnny Murphy and either l'Ilmmer or Barry but promise was given that settlement would be made to-morrow Joe Vestlig and Wm A Brady united In saying that the advance sale of seats for the fights had now reached ri-5000- Naw Oataiss July and wet grounds prevented the game to-day '1'wo games will probably be played Tuesday bud two Wednesday as Naabvtile has a post pond game from tile last series It has been atacertaineti that Zimmerman bas been doing snub phecomenal 'Ark at shilt for the Pelicancand bamcottm right fielder are play ing under ISAIWICti names They are respect ively Itotberell sna Davis wbo jumped the Hazleton club of the Pennsylvania League All games won by New Orleans la which they have participated will be thrown oat tied Veen to opponents Buda men Joined Powell CI Naahville July 5 and be stattal that their releases had been secured from the Ban Antonio club President Nicklin Is hero investigating dm ease Their absence will greit111 weaken New Orleans us Bkafford Ii also laid off on account of sickness Eddie Daniels was well enough to come from Mobile to-day' Joassa Yang ATLANTA WINO' AT 11111drall Maraca's July Memphis 100500001-7 18 7 Atlanta 32204005-111 18 5 and LEMeart Romer and Wilson A ORTAT OAXII I' loam' July Mobile 0 4 1 Little Rook 1 7 8 and Somers Briggs and triLeld SHUT OCT WITNOtT A nit MONTOONIET July It Montgomery 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-6 10 0 Evansville 000000000-0 0 2 sod Itappold Mason and A COLLISION OF BUGGIES Brings About the Probobto Doatit Four Portout A 4 1 td4 7 0 id -1 't-' -'771-'-'1 of '''5o -f 'ef'' 1'1 tj 1 4--0" ft t't-' 0 BOW Ili IT mom Club Evansville 68 44 Nashville 66 42 Atlanta 71 45 Memphis Mt Iti New Orleans 68 81 Montgomery 71 29 Mobile '61 21 Little Rock TO 27 44 42 45 81 22 27 27 Po 2i 847 24 601 22 1444 36 470 87 4 'Al 42 44Pi 41 7 45 34 DETROIT CHICAGO July 22--The search for the bodies of the missing Williams girls was resumed at the "castio" of Holmes the suspected murderer to-day aud In 'a noosed rope stained dark sbout the knot the police think they have made an huportant diSeovery The rope which was hidden beneath a quantity of rubbish is of considerable length and strong At one end is a plaited loop and at She other a hangtnan's 1100rAti About the knot and on the rope ear the noose wee found several dark spots which the police immediately concluded were blood stains The length of the rope is such that were the plaited loop ate tached to the wall up stairs of Holmes' secret dumb waiter shaft a body hanging from the noose would just clear the floor at the bottom of the shaft This coincidence convinced some of the detectives that Holmes' alleged victims bad been pushed through the upstairs door of the dumb waiter and strangled to death in the shaft below Others of the officers however refused to accept the theory and the rope yras submitted to an analysis to determine the nature of the stains Owing to escaping gas the digging In the basement was badly delayed numerous efforts to stop the leak proving unsuccessful Durtug the day a Second wall in the basement about ten feet from the vast foundation and extending parallel with it for about thirty feet vitas found by detectives There are'two doors leading into the apartment thus created and each one was securely locked Rubbish was plentiful in this place and an effort was made to discover the use of the chamber It was reported to-day that Pat Quinland and his wife had been arrested and given an experience in the "Sweatbox" in an effort to discover just how much they may know of Holmes Chicago record The report however was emphatically denied by the police Quinlan'd was employed as a janitor by Holmes during the latter's residence here and it has been generally believed that the old janitor and his wife knew more about the alleged niurder- dr's doings than they pretended The Holmes house in bixty-third street was surrounded by a crowd of several hundred curious people all day several efforts were made by' the throng to carry the door with a rush and gain admittance but a strong guard of police kept all sight-seers outside IN SULKIES AT A Day et Posse Peers and ritly 'acidosis at at Louis ST LOU July nixing at Fair Association Park was ragged The fields were poor and the sport spiritless The fourth race on the card was declared off every horse but Service and Tartariau being scratched In the fourth race which was the fifth advanced upa long delay was bad at the post Probasco with Turner up and Trenton with Garner up both acted ugly Starter Chinn fined Jockey Thornton 50 and had his assistant take Revenue by the head Groans and hisses were stormed from the grandstand Revenue's owners protested to the -Judges against having his horse swung around the track with the-assistant starter hung to his head The Judges admitted the wrong but said they were helpless Summaries: First race xi' of Pearl 104 lbs (C Slaughter) 10 to 1 won dint Bead second Billy third slime 1:15 I Second race 105 lbs (McCure) 40 to 1 won: Broadside second Fritzie third Time Third race selling 1 102 lbs (Turblville) 5 to I won Sallie Wood' ford second Come to Stay third Time Fourth race 1 102 lbs (Turner) IN to I won: Revenue weed Trenton third Time 1 Fifth race 13-16 103 lbs (Terhiville) even win Baron second Lomond third Time 1:21 MAID MARIAN AND RASPER Tenn Bred Horses Rea Fast at the Oakley Course CINcINNATIelJuIy 23--er4here Wag a good off-day attendance and annsually good racing at Oakley to-day -The finish between Maid Marian and Eghart in the mile handicap was the feature of the days racing The mile and a half selling race was won handily by Raper a 3-year-old in 2:35 very good time for the class of horses The last race was run in a heavy shower of rain which made the tracir very slippery Weather hot and threatening Track fast Summaries: First race: 9-16 100 lb (Cassia) 5 to 1 won Vim' second Albert el third Time 0:56 Second race selling mile--MissMorgan 93 lbs (Walker) 7 to 1 won Miss Perkins second Sister bone third Time 1:27 Third race IX Ross 100 lb (Newcout) 8 to I Won Daltr Boltoder second Cherub third Time 1 Fourth race handicap 1 Marian 10d lb (J (iardner) 9 to 2 wont Egban second Free Advice third -Fifth race selling 1 OS (Perkia5) 4 to 1 won Peabody second Favorine third Time Sixth race soiling 103 lbs It siker) 7 to 1 won: Candor second Pretender third Time 1:1:1114 DECATUR 13D July about 11 o'clock word wam receive here from Monroe that Miss 'Mat Eliey WWI dying William and Thom: Eltey started in separate buggies wit their wives to see their dying sister A few miles from this city a youu man and lady who were out riding a tempted to pass both the Lazeys T1 horse of Wm Eizey who came in tE rear ran away and in almost second the three rigs were crosse together The wounded and dyin are: Mrs William Elzey bee and shoulders crushed is dyini Mrs Thomas Eizey shoulders au lower limbo broken will die Mit Myers both legs and back broker cannot recover Wm Elzey arm broken and internally injured mem tory doubtful The dying sister of th two brothers is calling for them bu is kept in ignorance of their doubt Grand Circuit Meeting Opens With a Good Attendance :171 tEl DErErntn rwnrs mato 1 li -4 INS IngrENDI vg-- ---'7 i ANANIAS PACES TO VICTORY tit Clair nod Samosa the Other Sport Character leas ihe Dar she itanstior Turf sorrow A TEN NESSEAN Found Dead in Gauteensia Evident Having Been Murdered NEW ORLEANS July atea National League At 12 New York 9 Foreman and Vaughn Roth) and Wilson and O'Day Al Os Baltimore It Hawley and Merritt Koper and Robinson game: Pittaburg 9 Baltimore Gardner sad Bugdeo Clarkston Hemming and Clarke and Power At Cleveland--Cleveland 6 IYashingion Batteries--Young Cuppy and Zimmer stock dale and MoGuire At kit Lou Louis 2 Boatoa Ift and Miller Nichols and Ganzell At 3 Brooklya 9 Hutchison Donohue and Kittridge Lucid and Grim At 6 Philadelphia It Warner McDermott and McCreary Taylor Grady and Clements and McDonald Colored Clubs of Saibvillo and Louisville to Flay On tbe attires" -Tbe two colored ball clubs the Brotherhoods of Louisville and the Rock City Us Ions of this eity played an interesting game at Athletic Park yesterday The Unions won by score of DI to 3 Both clubs fielded well and the Unions put up a splendid game at the bat The teams now bave a game each to their credit: and the game to-day decides the champloaship It will be called at 416 at Athletic Park The batteries will be for the Brotherhoods Mansfield and Clark the ions Denims arid Washington The visitors were entertained last night at the Unions' headquarters with a cake walk which was won after a bot contest by Will Lee of Louisville and Lula Blueing blow harder than twelve knots an hour and it 1(11 at Limes to four On the run out before the wind at the start the Vigilant not only held her own for a period but at the end of 1tur miles was well abeam of the Defender lns run was made with spinnakers set and cresting under which conditions it is almost universally conceded that the Vigilant is the 0 lastest boat In the world She showed those tame qualities here as well as on the other side of the Atlantic When it came to the int where however because of a little shift a the wind spinnakers bad to be muted in and booms battled on board the Defender instantly shot ahead She kept ahead and was never afterward overhauled during the entire thirty miles unless it might have been on certain little portions of the course where the wind dropped to almost nothing In those spaces it seemed as though the Vigilant picked up but the gain was incon tidorable The run between the marks show that the Defender gained in each of the three angles It was expected that the Vigilant would I show up with new sails tins morning but it turned out that she only had time to make tevraiteratienteltHhe canvass that she used on Saturday One improvement there certainly was in her outfit the cleaning et her centery board A diver was sent down to examine that once wonderful piece of yachto' ing architecture yesterday while the boat lay inside of the Sandy Hook Horseshoe Be lound it covered with barnacles and gram iinlir 'iltarilav thasa tal 4 wag in her outfit the cleaning her center board A diver was sent down to examine that once wonderful piece of frig architecture yesterday while the boat lay i Inside of the Sandy Hook Horseshoe He lound It covered with barnacles and gram er Breakwater which arrived to-da from Livingston Gautemala bring news of the murder on July 16 iaf Brooks an American Chic Clerk and Cashier of the Camapgaia Agencies Transports del Norte agents of the Rankin Line of Nei York and the Royal Mail Line of thi city They are the principal handlers coffee in that country Brooks wa found lying face downward in fron of an open vault the moruturafter murder A large amount of mone: had been stolen Re was 32 years ob and a native of Tennessee BRIGHTON'S POOH SPORT REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA There Aro Oetbreake IR Three et the -PO 1 4 4 A i 1---- -t ----1----t-- I DirrnorrJuly Grand Circuit meeting opened to-day at Grosse Point with an attendance of between 4000 and 5000 a fair track and a rather poor card Tbe 2-year-old pace was a gift to Ananias who won in a jog in blow time George St Clair t'ae favorite in the 2:20 pace was never in trouble and won almost as be pleased The 2:27 trot was an improvement over the preceding event and reouired Aye bests to decide it although the finishes with one exception were not close enough to invoke much enthusiasms In the first heat Minnie Wilkes' sulkey was smashed at the start in a collision and Philo Sweet her driver threwn to the ground lie clung to the lines however and after being dragged around in a circle two or three times succeeded in mastering the mare She was allowed to start in the second beat as the accident was unavoidable In the fourth heat Scant finished third but was set back for continuous breaking Perrywinkle the favorite in the auction pools was never dangerous Summaries: 2-year-old pacing purse 2500: Ananias 1- 1 Patsy Brooks Et oo dis Julie Read Timis 2:1634 2:204 2:20 class pacing purse 620o0: George St Clair 1 -1 1 Abeto 8 2 2 2 3 7 Emilia Wilkes 6 4 8 Vallesu 4 5 4 Ole' Hutch 5 9 5 Arcturus 9 6 6 Maj Bleboo 10 7 8 Lettilt 11 8 10 Etimus 12 10 9 I Dolly It 11 11 Billy 3 dila Michner 7 tits MacKenzie dia Maybird dii Time 211q 2:10 2:27 claes trotting purse 62000: Manua 1 1 81 Voluuttier Medium 4 8 3 1 2 Contention 1 2 4 5 6 Lake Erie 17 7 9 8 8 3 7 10 7 4 Mluele Wilkes 10 6 5 3 7 A uguatine A 8 48 4 5 Dr Cronin 9 5 6 6 8 5 6 7 cis Blew 6 10 9 dis Time 2:224 2:19 2:16 Sororities Gone Is Colds ()i Cou os and 1M Bronchitis a nd Cured by Taking on em )hte -r ie)1 er IV ad Itzrry Pecterzi by 3d rk Awarded Bd ksi Medal and Diploms 'a At World's Fair it Use Ayers Hair Vigor for Cofer a- te A DVERT 151 NG UNDER THE HEAD es Ill lag 'Wanted" "For Sale" "For Relit" oMincellasieoss" etc it will be charged for hereafter at the rate of SEVEN CENTS A LINE WANTED ell out mar entire stock of millitiery during the next ro day You bt can buy cheap TINSLEY Bond street live agents male and female: light and pronmble work Cell at ya 'Squire iirswn's aloe Destieriek street Tues oh day from 10 to 12 aud 1 to 3 It NEWSOM ltue'ur good cottage of are or six rooms aorth of Broad estet of MeLemore south of Line sad west of the 18 river Coin quick the mourn ready A leo fog Le sale a 170 sere farm three mtles out at a Mo sin and mane other MOORE with a Oglesby Matihews 233 Cherry at ea Treasure A ue in rpaer isoutlisethAheGraigdiven frs Of charge Bee years membership to the Amerman Mesita! Association whieh controls the hinged A collectioa et VOCal and lostramewal music In America It twilightI supply its members is with tine piece of sheet musto publIshed at I wholesale rates The best opportunity in years for live agents to make money For tonne etc address HUDGINS CO Southern De: partment Atlanta Cot Jett frislutu ti it lolITANTD E-b0 'ere good land and water Ave six notes out Don care for improve ments WEAK LEY SHIELDS jyge0dait with 811100 eneh or city I property to join experienced man with ame amount of east' in purehsee of nett well-improved well-Rituated dairy and grain farm splendid opportualty for goot home and profit TERRYS FARM lasENCY alVtAterre lyaifft for nicely furnished I mono also day boarders at 153 North Summer st wee bat at 1 Awxhiztn ocaod (LI sad COcitulroElta who) traveling throughout Middle renOPSSVAP to aoticit subseriptioes let The Semi-Weekly America's Liberal oommiseions allowed Cali at office of The Weeniy Agierican Amerman Building at once "pits tf 3 MALE HELP WANTED family buys on It sight reliable men and women Wanted quick the great success and hit of the times" money made eablIV quickly and honorably CHICAGO th tO 60 Fittis ave Chimp yle8t FOR SALE OR of the bendsomestl-room homes on Sigler street 843110 Very cheap Easy payments 3 4-rooin West End borne If Easy ply meets TERRY FARM AGENCY 3d7 Cherre street bill St -LIOR rod dipping needle con pass SIN Address 001) kb' A RD Agent Lynotiburg 'Tenn jy10 tf 1LIOR slot machine little banker Eclipse cigar reader lied Addrees WM 1VOODWARD Ageut Box 60 Lynchburg Tenn jy19 tt -Uft wheat flour at COL LIER OROCERY CO 801 and ha Church I street ja2731 VIOR White Swan Bikini' 12 Powder OA and NM (Antra- street jte17tt L'IOR OVKIPri and slue at 12 COLLIER GROCERY CO noes a FOR TIENT iinsleys offers his store- house on Broad botiwt for rent Aug Ilk If it ipo's taken by that thus be will tiontinue business there in connection with his new store on College street until Jan I 141OR aides in The Amerman building Apply at American business of nee jy4 tf TOR it destrabie rooms suitable 12 for emcee atid sleeping apartment" in Vete dome Building Apply NASHVILLE GASLIOHT CO ell Cherish street mhile if BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tIn to MO niatlemouthly by securing for UV I us speeuhstive orders in grain and ke Will furnial rnerket quotations free and divide commissions with right party to every town- No capital or experience required Send for full particulars and highest referenoes VAL EN TINS A CAA 619 Traders' Building Chicago DU BCSINESS CHANCES wheat on Mho break It Is bound loge tip again soon 110 to CS made daily by small innat mints by our oystetuatio plan of speotria tiou lu grain storks and cotton: seed for our bong "How to Speculate Successfully" and our mareet letter telling what and when to buy both free WA KEMAL CO baukers and brokers 75 Owings Building Chieug ill References: Metropolitan National Batik tilde Leather National hank Batik of Nova Scotia 1y214t MISCELLANEOUS 11 TINsLEY will remove from his old stand no Broad street to 210 North College street betweereChurch and Union about Aug Ilk (1111 LOREN'S enough for you?" 'Twas still hotter wheu ice reached home without that box of candy 218 Summer ei 1 A U6111Nbi Cements 115o at D1114Y £FIN NEY'S jy18 Dv et Cu A fi sou going to the springs? If so call at if A Ni EWAN butinese 0210 and yuu nun nee a few dollars iteli If DERSONSicoing to the springs can get some A valuable infermation at THE AMERICAN busitietimotlice klitt 11 Eat ifto Dr tettleKe atn re icd vit RSCAON163 Se-bMu Ire: The street Nashville Trutt )018 LI T2ICYCLE riders can make money by taking ss subscriptions in the country for 'the Semi Weekly American For terms apply to THE SEM 1-WEEK LY A mkt tt 18405 Chancery Sale- Pursuant to a decree rendered by the Chancery Court at Nashville Tenn anti entered of reoord on page adi of Miuute Book No 44 in the case of Miss Battle TS West End Land t'ompany Node is here given that I will sell at publio nthltiOn at the eouth door of the court-houers in Nashville Terns At 12 O'Clock Noon on Saturday Aug 3 1S95 the following described property to wit A Intel' land in Davidson County Tenn Ewe ing Lot No 2 in Eoni'm suielivisiou of Lot NO 41 or the ittPyd-Cociskill Spring tram a plan of which is registered in Book -6' page 44t If 0 Said kA trouts lei feet On the south side of Head rick treet and rune nick between parallel lioestnm timeast aid of Howard west- about 228 feet to KU alley Terms of Sale-Credits of 8 12 Pi soil it months Intereat-bearitig notes with good rrsonel security required and lien retained Sale free front redemption ISM7 THOS WEANTE4 Clerk mud Master Ily JOS wEst Nolen A Siemens Acklen Attorney" 'IyI3jtA27 aua COLON COLOMBIA July repor has reached here that a revolution ha broken out in three of the depart ments News was received from Co lombia early in throngs cable dispatches to the Associate( Press of a fresh outbreak nea llarranquila which is said to be due t4 forced marches into Colombian terni tory from Venezuela The success Gem Alfaro's revolutionary movemen in Ecuador has been expected to it awaken the revolutionary spirit lz Colombia ieratches Recline the Fields and Mud Reverde the Horses NEW YoakJuly 22--At Brighton today saatches reduced the number of entries about one-half and in consequence the racing was uninteresting The track being heavy after the rain of last night the winners were hard to pick Warning was given to the bookmakers that any one caught taking money would be put off the track Attendance 30W Summaries: FiNit race I 109 (Welsh) 6 to 1 won second Watchman third Time 1 Setsand race selling 34 96 lbs (Sheedy) 8 to 1 won Religion second Femme third Time t50 Third race mile-rSecond Attempt 97 lbs (O'Leary) 2 to 1 on Thyra second Gutt-a Fercha third Time Fourth rae selling 1 107 lbs Kerte) 9 to 5 won Now or Never second The Swain third Time Fifth race one 110 lb's (Littlefield) 2 to 5 won Milirkukee second Vincent third Time 1:40 Sixth race selling 1 1-16 112 lbs (R Doggett) 3 to I Won: Little Mats second Hasciton third Tiue 1:501 THE VIGILANT Reorganization Scheme Rejoeted PIETZEL IN CHICAGO Sits la Now Rooth to Ir11 AU Glut Kaows About CHICAGO July FPietz1 is back in Chicago after ber trip to Toronto for the identification of the bodies of her children She is now ready to tell all that she knows regarding the operations of Holmes as i an insurance swindler She made important statements -regarding the swindles and the measures to carry them out but says that she was kept ignorance that any of them entailed I murder Bones sud articles of clothing were turned up in the baseenent of Holmes' house to-day Some of the bones were from the butcher sh6p but others re- sembled those of a human foot In a chest holding secret belongings of Holmes the police to-day found a vest which was one worn by Holmes upon which were dark spots of blood in a long box was found a linen shirt and other articles of underwear The shirt bad the initials worked in red letters The box was found under the door and was covered over with a layer of fire-brick In the cellar near where the bones were found a shoe was turned up with evidence of fire on the bottom of the sole As the earth where these articles were found was not removed in laying the foundation of the house no reason for their burial can be as signed by the police except to hide murder Close by is the bottom of the shaft which made quick connection between the top of the house and the basement while just over the spot is the blind stairway which leads into the third door by a tray door placed under a stationary bath tub A meetingof the detectives engaged in examination of the house was held last night and they announced that in their opinion the house had been constructed for the purpose of deliberate slaughter More care than ever will now be exercised in searching the premises SAVANNAH July 22--The bondhold ers of the Savannah Atlantic Rail road this afternoon refused to accep' the offer of the Central Reorgitnizatiot Committee made through the 'commit tee which went to New York lastweek This is the third offer rejected Thi bondholders will probably take th4 road which runs to Tybee Island "FROST" AT SARATOGA 1 DENT' Daniel Warren I Rector Holy Trinity Church Jersey City Heights says: "Dr Deane Dyspepsia Pills are unquestionably good They are in my opinion all they claim to be I have tried them and found in them what I needed I believe they will cure Dyspepsia and that saying much for any medicine I am glad therefore to give my testimony" at alt Sead to fof a free simplo DR A DE A NE CO Kingston New York WILLIMANTM CONN July vaults of the Dime Savings Bank were opened to-dav and a search made for securities an-d cash 'This resulted in placing the deficit at $25900 at the least calculations Railroad bonds amounting to 111000 mortgage bonds of Stl500 and cabh deposits of $1400 and 15000 additional are all gone Effect of the Reform Wave Tele by the Bees Course SARATOGA July Saratoga Racing Association track was rather slow to-day the result of last night's deluge The weather was beautiful but the attendance exceedingly light not more than 50(i being present There were a number of scratches Three favorites were defeated Summaries: Firstrace 9-15 mi1e--Ellrona 95 lbs (A Clayton) 5 to 1 won Devola second Florence Colville third Time Second race Del Carreres 121 Ilia (Martin) 9 to 5 won: Brandywine second Sufficient third 'rime 1:30 Third race selling 1 1-10 ii: its (Healey) 10 to 1 won Memoir second Colts third Time Fourth race: 105 lbs (' Clayton) 4 to 1 won: Looram second Barytime II third Time 1:04 Fifth race 1 105 lb (UHOM) 2 to 5 won: Midgely second Dalgretti third Time TO-DAX1111 itACISO At Oakley CrisciNaiArr Jury for Tuesday: First race selling 9-18 Julie 93 lbs Carl Holland 94 Pavan 95 Loki VC Mike Kelly 97 Umbrella St bee Joe Clark Prd Warsong Prairie King 103 Clarice 105 Marsden 107 Zanone III La Salle 116 Second race Aimee Goodwin 88 lb Carrie Lyle Vbvote Ductor 93 Leo Lake 95 awnUz7 Galou d'Or 98 Liselg 99 Tbe Sculptor Rotation WI Miss Lilly Jennie Miles Manua UV Artist 107 Third ram 1X Nellie-Osborne Miss Lou Eva 93 Ws Joe Bailey Stall 96 Shanty Bob Elano Piccaroon 98May Rose 9'6 Jim Denials lit Cora Early ariy Rose Strathreel 104 Tramp 106 Belle Foater Senator Vest I07 Foorth race Diamond Stakes 11-18 Sir Vassar 106 IhS Prince Lief 111 The Dragon 116 Ben Eder 123 Penury 118 and Ben Brush 125 coupled Fifth race I 1-16 Tom 107 the Blue and Gray Tobin Flying Dutchman Sixth race selling: mile-Helett 93 lbs Blanche Kenney Elaket Annie 96 Start WildtLe 98 Rodcgap101 Santa Merle Mrs Morgan 102 Cox Readina Sant Ludo Sister lone 104 Blackbawk 110 The Reaper 124 I At Rrlighten NiEw YORK July for tomorrow: First race Appomattox Fusileer 110 lbs Maggie Saolonica Fa-WWI Lady Adams Mable Glenn 105 cooed race: 123 lbe Intermission 110 Volley 96 Fascination 95 93 CaSeLti 92 Tremarge Salverino 90 Third race I I-18 the Jew 102 lbs Milwaukee 102 Fargo 101 Buck Knight 99 Jason 103 Fourth race: Ton IL Potter-man Castieton Yankee Doodle Train Bonaparte Palmerston Fred 108 lb Article Volley Top Tonsey liulele Larondle Lorrania 105 Fifth race' 1 Penny 120 ins Our Jack 1111 Aurelian Cromwell 105 Redskin 103 Paladin 1112 Sir Dixon Jr 104 Factotum 100 Sixth race 1 Alonzo Lochin- var 104 lb- Daly Little Tom 90 Corncob VC Al Lobta A- St Louis July 22--Entries for Tues- day: First race selling 't Lady Emma 8: 102 lbs 'Tea Set 104 Rachael McAllister 102 King Henry McDonald 104 Wyandotte 107 Royal Mush Hannigan Hart Wallace 109 Rotier 112 Second race 11-16 Selleielle Helena Belle Fredonia Rags Miss Maxim Midland 106 lb A lit Lit-tie Bramble Gretchen Utopia Ill Don Carlo US Third nice 74 -Addle Buchanan 112 Mercury Georze Bailey Magnet Houton 117 Fourth race handicap: I 1-16 Del Mar 106 Ws Our Maggie 9S Sumo Cicely 102 Miss tialop 100 Fifth race 54 Lucky "13" SwIla Williams Millie Bags Queen of Dackness Miss Albert Rose 110 At Saratoga SARATOGA July for Tuesday: THE DAMNING FROO1r The board hats not been touched for polishing purposes when the Vigilant was docked at the Erie Basin for the cleaning of her ball because there was not room enough to lower it lot examination This improvement when tie diver had finished as no small one It together with the change in the cut of her pads made the boat do better without doubt than she did on Yet the only time she gained on the lfenler was when he had that same old centre-board battled up and of no use shatever The Defender appeared ill about the same form as she showed in the first race Trilling goipeoeements hail been made in her block work and a small cut of her club topsail If there was improtenient in form it was in the Vigilant and that makes the Defender's yierformance more remarkable 4 Directly after tpe starOthe racers found thetneelses tnnIn dead before the wind flown went the Vigilant's spineaker boom at the first sign of a dead-Asti' wind and it was but a minute later that the I fender followed Suit The Vigilant met with a mishap at the start for the reason that a si ail sloop pot in Ler way was on ttie sttrbottril tack whee the Defender was still oli the port Toe Defender cone round just twfr the hue was reAched bet refused to glee to the older boat whieii because ie starboard tack had eke right of It looked as though there woctiii le a cobisain- but the older boat by crsurtesy waised her right and bent shout to the port Lich in under Cie Defender's quarter ITN sia was clear The Vigilant at once I scil a nig of protest but no notice was taken 1 it at the time by the committee The yletins 1eilt over the line with jib toptiolo fij continued up the time that tile were set Alter the spinnakers vete (hulled in the De lender began to go ativad the first mark despite the fact test IL Deft Inter had wine little furthtr tit in go she per ceptibly gained on the hut making a very pretty turn wittliu 1st eh) feet of the buoy and bore away ou 1 in lioioard taco with sails quitefull in tire th inz style She frati very clonal( coming up int tie wind and 86 the With sheet was baths' at' she held her head up and went very qui ttirough die ater close hauled tualwir eiurse south- 1 west in a wind that had iji dos! to about IX miles an hour The Vai iii not go so close to the buoy but she Ili iar ound it just as lam Jib toptails were run up at the beginning of this setiond leg and as lie i resheued a little-bit the contestants prscoud a pretty picture At 2:20 the I 'lender found she could not weather the secouil tilark so she -era about to port and as there hit a bit of a 't at the leeteellt she shos cii bow she Alvin around (MID thie it) the other ke Defender stood on this I ick for three itiltitittf when she came artiiiiiii to starboard 1 bile the N'igilant held on to old starboard se tack At 2:44 Defender tack isoft Vigi- lant still holding on At :4 vj went mound to port always shots Mg hi- ell to be from seven town seeonds slow er i ek 1'he 13031 A Mob at Work TEL July the east end of this (Washington) county last night a mob surrounded the house of a negro named John Henderson A bout a dozen shots were fired into the house one of which struck a woman fatally wounding her Two akleged members of the mob have been arrested Chncery Sale I I I Pursuant to a deer rendered by the Cbrsneery Court at Nashville Tenn anti entered of rerord ou pawe itttl of MinUte Book No 44 in thecae of Drown vs McDowell and Others Blood-Stained Undergarments of Minnie Found in the COMIC CHICAGO July inches beneath the uneven Surface forming the floor to the basement of the Holmes building in Illnglewood was discovered this evening a blpod-stained under-garment supposed to have belonged to Minnie 1 iiliama before her disappearance It was dug up by Detectives Norton and Fitsoatrick a few minutes after the regular- force of workmen employed in excavating had abandoned their task for the day In consequence of the find the theory of Minnie having been murdered received added force and the work of excavating will be pushed with fresh impetus to morrow Receiver for New V' erk Mercury NEW YORK July motion has bean entered before Judge McAdams of the Supreme Court of this city for the appointment of a receiver for the New York Daily Mercury a United Press paper Strike se se se Not lea hi here given that will sell at public auction at the south door of the court-houae in Nashville Tenn At le O'clock I I Noon on Saturday 'Aug II 1895 'Valkyrie UI is Coming: GLasoow July ia--The sailing of Valkyrie 11L for New York has been positioned until 1Vedsesday next She has been docked and her hull is being cleaned She will leave for Gouroek Bay on Wednesday morning where her compasses will be adjusted preparatory to starting on her traus-Atlautic trip Ki Ilecl las PO right Mrtwaritxtt fatal Prize tight occurred at a road house about four miles northwest of the city last night victim is LOUIS Sehatitit Jr' sou of a West Side grocer The boy was taken to Trinity Hoswheee he died this afternoon The authorities will at Once inve'stigate tile affair Bowl Record Allowed' CUTCAGO July 2--The Century Road Club of America has altowed the follow Mg record made by A Smith of Chicago: 500 miles In 2 days 22 hours and 15 May 4-7 This is the American retain' 1 the following described property to-wit: GLEswoon Wis July men employed in the Glen wood i Manufacturing Company's plant struck today for art ncrease in wages and a regularzpay day Condition of tho Treasury WASHINOTON July 22 To-day's ctatement of the conditi9'n of the Treasury shows available cash balance Sit113411s3 gold reserve $101so07 A lot of laird in the city of Nashville' Tenn known as apart of lot No 36 it the McSairy West Naohville a ddilion described es followet Beginning onihe south vide of Broad street at point 265 feet west of the weft margin of Mc airy street and running thence west itkinr Broad street 65 feeti thence at right angles south leit feet to an alley therm east aiong said alley 85 feet sod thence north 169 feet to the beginning Terms of Sals---Credits of 6 12 18 and 24 months Interest-bearing notes with satisfactory personal Pecurity required and hen neti sale free trim redemption THOS WEAVER Clerk and Master By WEST it Morton Rowell James 'Bradford Attor neys jy132027 au INFORM' yourself on the financial question by reading '''31oney" Fifteen cents by mail or at THE Alt KRICAN business Morgan Colmar Whoa linen HARTSELLE ALA July wheelmeu of Morgan County will bave a meet here on July at of 'B Ari SCHEDULE OF THE SOUTHERN LEAQUE' ADOPTED AT MOBILE 'JULY 21 AT NASHVILLE 't AT AWHILE AT ATLANTA AT AIONTOOMEIST AT NEW ORLEANS I AT MEMPHIS AT 1477111 11011 41 41 ILL I 4 V1SED SCIIEDLIA 01 OUTHRN LEAQUE'ADOPTED AT MOBILE 'JuLy 21 it I- I A is AN4v IL ORI AT NASHVILLE 1 AT MLE AT ATLANTA 1 AT MONTuONIEET I 'AT NEW ORLEANS I AT MEMPHIS I AT LITTLE IMICE I This evening when the workmen piled their tools in a corner and left 'the gloomy subway the officers remained There was one corner which had not been touched It was the northeast corner of the 'section of the basement beneath No 703 of the building on Sixty-third street front "Let us see if we can find anything over there" suggested Fitzpatrick Norton proceeded to thrust his pick into the ashes Finally the pick struck something in which it stuck A piece of muslin was drawn out It was stained When carried to the light it was found that the clothing watt half of a suit of underwear made fort woman It was taken to InspectOr Fitzpatrick who made a careful examination and expressed the opinion that the stains Aipon the garment were blood A physician vvas asked to make an 'examination of the garment lie cut away a portion of Ibe deepest stained cloth and put the piece in a lotion of salt and water 'Thitt staitlwas vvashed out and discolored the solution blotid beyond a doubt" said he "and I will Make a microscopic examination" A woman Wha had done washing' for MinuieMilliams said she wore underclothing like that found by the officers 1 Trustee's Sale Aug 1 2 July 2 2 80 81" July 29 00 01 Aug 1 2 -7-7 I 2 2324 ----1 I 2 Aug 6 7 8 9 1 Aug '20 '21 22 23iAug 16 1712 20 July 25 26 27 I 1 P-----'' -'I 1July 25 26 27: 1 i Aug 10 12 13 14 1 Au111 1719 20Aug 26 21 22 234uly 22 211 24 7 i I I Aug 1 2 3 Aug 1 2 3 IJuly 23 26 27 Aug 29 11031 Sept 2 Aug 10 12 13 14 1 July 2930 at lAug 7 84 Lr J41)2541i 11111y 22 23 24 By virtue of the authority derived from a deed of trust executed by Splits Clem anti wife Julia Cletn dated the It xitty of June 1491 stud ros corded in Book No page 74 Rittoster's odice lb( Davidson County Tennessee the midersigned as trustee wills on EDNESDAN THESIST DAY OF bet wee the hours of ii oclock a in and l'2 o'oloc in in front of the south door of this nourbbolleei in thecity of TNashville Totem sell at suchen to the highest' bidder for cash free from the iSquity of redemption homestead and dower the following described real estate in Davidson County to-wit: ion lic I hi Spring: head addition recorded in hook SI pave lin ft beginning at a stone at tho intersection of Estgt Hill otreet and Spritighead street: thence Westwardly with the margin of 'SidillitPead reps LS feet to it 10foot alley: thence south- ardly with said alley 311feet to Illektuktio': themes etictwartilv IN feet atom or )tooi 14 lEasi Hilt garret: thinoe ur irthwaly vette said 1 st Bill litttet 40 frOl to the beginning 0 STEVENSON Trust e- Successor to Williams Tr 2 r' Aug 29 31 Sept 2Aug 24 26 27 23 Aug '4th at) 31 Sept 2 1 2 3 1 Ilkuir 10 DIr 13 141JA11 29 30 31 I 1-o -o0 1 ') I 29 ') 31 Sept 2 Aug 24 26 27 28 lAug 1 2 3 1 1 Ilkuir 10 1413 14 1- Jtily 29 30 31 lg "5 ''t 08 Aug :30 31 So-pt 2 Aug 6 7 8 9 r'- 1 Aug 1)--- ss I '1 I I I ''4 Aug 10 1 18 14 Aitto 31 Sept 1 Aug 1 8 9 i lAug li 17 1 I 9 20' Aug 1 15 17 19 20 i I 26 27 29 2 9 Sug 26 21 2:3 1 1 4 'i 24 lAug 16 171 1920 i 26 2728 29 1 1 Sug '2( 2122 23 t' 11 AulY 33 33 1' a A rt MAI THE SEARCH INNDETROIT It It Not Certain That Itolmes Left the iv ts Rodent Howard ritseA Them Dk1xo LLhlk 1v-4- 444 1)11 4014 1 1 21121331kR Aut 20 21 t18 t) I.