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PRICE TWO CENTS
WILL THEY TRY MOULT0N I
BEECHER's REPLY TO THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS LETTER
WILLINGNESS TO Let the Indictment Drsp-
The Reception TO the Plymouth Past.p
LIkely 20 Fall ThrouRh-Thn nihcr anit.

A WILLINGNESS TO Let the Indictment Drew
The Reception TO the Plymouth Pastss
Likely TO Fall ThrouRh-The Other suit.-
Mr.. Wallace Cauldwell, one of the party
who accompanied Mr.. Beecher TO tho White
Mountains, recently said 81 do not think thss
MIR. Beecher will permit any reception to be t.--
dered him; the fact IL, Mr.. Deecher shrinks
from 80 much publicity and always protests
against any public demonstration In honor OF
himself. 1t is false that the Brooklyn clergy
men refuse to take part In the proposed rooep-
ton. So far as ] can ascertain these gentlemen
are pleased with the prospects of an opportunity
this proposed reception would give them Of
showing their regard for aud confidence In Mr..
Beecher."
The following is the letter from tho Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher to District Attorney Brit
ton, referring to the indictments against TiIton
and Moulton;
u,..,..,.. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,. Aug. 30. 1s7k
DgAR sin; Your letter coumendlng to my at,enuo.
certain eonsderfons which INCLINE you to relinQuish
duY recsved and eonsdcrSd SSk a III hal S. Ss
S "Ics be ST S are re 91as @ and wse m l. w9cs
~ wsch neither Individuals nor society can hope for
SHOULD YOU in your further discretion enter noiis
c Win approbation ~hes made aware of ,be rcs
son Of your decision
lam dear SIR 'RisTsg Rsssg y?sr;; SsrS p..On..
The correspondence was the topic " the day
In BROOKLYN Yesterday, and many persons called
TO ask Mr.: Britton what he was going to do
about IL. He refused to disclose his plans, say
ing that 1t was subject for him to decide as an
ofhcial. aud that he would act In conjunction
with Jude Moore Of the Court Of Sessions.
Gen. Tracy said he thought Moulton could be
,on,, '-ed OF perjury and conspiracy N the Die
~, ..yin.'II. I., 'ey devoted enough time and work
to the Sea- cS'e. The test,mony Of Mrs: noulton
considered that the deie.. Sony thai q
weakened, a. II was her test,. NJ II ~ -.
great degree caused the dlsagreems =" w
civil suit. IL Is believed that the District A. r-
ney VIII enter nolle prosequi In spite OF Mr.,
houltou's objections, and he is criticised for
not doing so without consultation with Mr.
beecher, inasmuoh as the people are the prose-
cutors, and Henry Ward Beecher only a Witness.
The civil suit Of Tilton against Beecher IL ON
the calendar Of the City Court. and Is to be
called next Monday by Judge Reynolds. Mr..
motifs expects to answer, Ready for the piain-
tin, but as he has heard nothing from Mr..
Sbearman u Is expected that the defends ant win
not be ready, and that the case will 10 on for
the term. The disposition OF II Is OF little con-
sequence, inasmuch as there is no intention 70
bring II actually TO trial. Mr. Hilton has all tho
work be can do for year, and Il opposed %
suit.
The suit for $4,000 against the BROOKLYN Eaoss
for accusing rilton Of Insanity Is to be pressed.
and on Monday when 1t Is called It is to be sea
down for trial
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Yesterdays Ball Game In BrookIyn.
hASSn,ii'.....9s hu.a.i!..........s 9 = / 3 9 9 ! s-S
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

at Tiffany Co.'S
- The Chamber q Commerce has reelected
Robert l.. Taylor as Pilot Commissioner
Mayor wickham has appointed Edward SoheH
School Commissioner, ttce Joseph ". se.igmAn.
=, The, academic year Of the University OF the
dents were welcomed by Chancellor CROSBY.
The COLLEGE Of the Cily Of New York was rs-
opened yesterday The stud ms given the noooA
sarY text books and dismissed until Monday.
The lrish-AmeTioan Reception Committee In.
@ f M ensn sI M S s% saIe ' oS Fr. q esS his fare
TerIys frat fall opening OF hats and DonDets
will attract II the iashlOnablcs thai have rctuTned u
sssG. ssss 1t " announced for to-day anu to mOrrO" k'
William Hughes and Phiip Mau.. the nremea
who were Killed Qy the breaking OF the aerial ladder
buried tomorrow.
Rossl. the Italian traeedIan, who is to play Ia
shy y cum Theatre tuward the end " next month,
handsOmest men iu Italy
COMPTROLLER Green has written letter to o.
influence prevent nc Expenditure $1,000 Tor Ia
new seventh II gincnt anhOry.
Gen. II. W. Sweony. Gen. Edw Murray, and
Col g D. srolt aie orslnlzings company in Harlem z
Ss s1S@s e n to s,sOs @s hS X & kEssTssS %eeAE
The Amity Mutual Aid Society, composed al
@ s91 r'Snss nuscs S s Ss log hoi9s ana
tainInent " '''' '"%~~
Prof. William Miller ana Andre Chris.sa
wTesle for 1000 side and Che championship Of Amor
lcA IN the Greco Roman style. n. ]. Engeihardt ~
On the application OF the Society for the
ne9rmAtlon 9f Juvenile Denqucnts yesterday. JudEy
brAuy grantee a temporary inJunc ion against JacoA
Berry proprietor OF the Third Avenue Theatre, 70
sralhlng hun rou performing In his theatre unt he
pays licenso foe.
Warren Is. Southworth OF Castleton, N. Y
pponght IsIge Quantity OF liquors Of ooK B1S
h'iiner, OF OF New street on Crrdli, ValOous Soutk
worth. brother Of the creditor v0uched for hs ssl
venoy but when the notes came due II ound thAl
he had no property. Va0rOus Sou hwOrth was arresI
cd yesterday fn suit to make him liable Tor guaE>
Antee.
A plaster OF Daley's Magical Pain htrAotaa
OentG-Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
THE PARK THEArRE,s TROUBLES.
Seizure of the Furniture A Letter from
Manager stuart.

AS soon as the doors Of the Park Theatre
were opened last evening sherln's oficers en-
tered ana seized all the furniture and property
they could find. The proceedings were prompt
ed at the suit OF a furniture dealer, who had
hypothecated claim against the manager. Mr..
stuart sent the following letter to the press:
TO THE EDITOR or The SUN-Sir: desire to
say that proceed ngs arising out OF law
with the theatre prevented the PARK Theatre from
opening This evening. II was matter with which Mr.
aud Mrs. Florence were wholly unconnecteu, and
wnlch belonged exclusively TO me. Performance Will,
OF course, be renewed this (lhuTsday) evening.
fAkh THEATRE, wednesday light W, sTUAHr.
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Racing In Englnnd-The ~. Ledger Stakes
Won by CrniE Miller.

LONDON, Sept l5.-To-day was the sec
ond OF the Doncaster Septe ember meeting. The
feature OF the day was the race for the ST.
Ledger stakes OF 25 sovereigns each for three
year-old colts, s ST. 10 lbs, and nies 81. lbs.
The owner Of the second horse to receive 2OO
soversigns and the third 100 out OF the stakes
There were l89 subscribers. Distance mile q
furlongs, LIZ yards. Thirteen horses started.
The follow Is the summary
MIR. W. S. Crawford's ch. c. Craig Mllar, by Blair
Atho opt Of Niss Roland ........................
Prince soltykons br Dsfe, BY Plaudit out OF Bo.
Mr. H., sayiles c. Earl OF Dartrry, by the EAFL out
Oh MgolOoehe'
The betting at the start was 0 to against Sew
mour the favorte; I TO against Craig MilIar.
IL to against Balte, and To against Earl of
Dartrey. The chief incident Of the day was the
run on Seymour, who advanced from to 10
9to2. The flag fell at $3.50 Z. NJ. There was A
good start. Seymour took and KEEP. the lead TO
within two distances OF home, when he broke
down, coming IN seventh. Craig Millar then
won easily by three lengths, with half a length
between the second and third. The time was
$50.
he weather was dun; the wind east, and
showers fell In the morning; but the attendance
was larger tnan usual. One hundred and fort >
special trains were run to Doncaster. Among
the distinguished persons present were Mr.
Disraeli. and Lords Scarborough, Fitz William,
and Wharncline.
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A Yacht Race for $4,000.

The race between the yachts Mohawk, Vice
Commodore W. T. Garner, and the Madeleine, mr. j. s.
Dokerson, for 1900 eide, was sailed yesterday over
t"e New York Yacht CluD's course. feet of yachts
accompanied the contestants over the course among
which were the famous America Rambler Clio. and
Nesta. The start nylng one The tue was eLb
aud the wind light from the sOuth.sOuthwest
Just outside The Narrows come sharp manmuyrinR
took place The Madeleine, on the port ack was ma
stretch 10 the winuwHrd, and tue Mohawk was on q
boaru TO the eastward The MuhawE had the right Of
way anu lutng up compelled the Madeleine to 10 bout
ON tue came OK. ruis aud a minute Of Dctter tue.
caused the Mohawx to regain space that she had lost
from The start Thence tao race was close enough to
be exciting The Madeleine won the outside OF lie
min 80 Sec time allowance 10 which she was entitled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
THE ILLINOIS BIsHOPRIC.
The Committee Expressing Unchanged Con
ndence In Dr. DE Koven.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is. In the Episcopal
Diocesan Convention to-day the committee Ap-
pointed to take action on the letter Of DIR. De
Koven explaining his position and declnins
the nomination Of the Convention, brought
In series OF resolutions recording their solemn
disapprovh Of any constitutions or canons, or
any construction OF constitution or canon,
that puts Ii In the power OF the standing
committees, composed Of olerRymen and
laymen, TO sit In judgment upon It's
doctrinal views or upon the lite and manners
OF Bishop elect, deeming such constituti tion
and canon inconsistent with the laws Of the
Church catholic and In contradiction of th AT prSo
ciple OF the common law that man can only -
JUDGED by bis peers also. declaring uncha anged
confidence In the faith, unsbaken loyalty to the
church, and eminent fitness for the episoo-
pate Of tho Rev; James De Koven. ID. D., war
den OF Racine College, who was, at the special
convention In February last, elected to the ya-
cant episcopate OF this diocese.
Dr. w. u. McLaren was elected Bishop.
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A RESCUE FIR UsTRATED.
The Hackensack militia Guarding the Jail
from a Fourth Ward Gr ing.

from Fourth Ward Grng.
Scotty Lavell, n Fourth Ward rough,
committed an assault on Daniel Grimm, at the
Norris OConnell Associations picnic In Excel
sior Grove, on the 10Th OF July. He was arrested,
sent to Hackensack, and committed to Jail for
trial on the 18th OF September. On
Tuesday the Jerry Conklina Chowder
Club, . Fourth Ward association. some
OF tho members OF which were Scotty's 9
personal friends, went to Hackensack cstensi-
bly, on picnic excursion; Several of them
went TO the Jail, singly and In pairs, gaining ad-
mission on the pretext Of desire TO insoect the
institution. The Sherin's suspicious were
aroused by their presence, and by hearing one
OF them say In an undertoDe, Now we can get
away with these fellows and lot him out"
The Sheriff imme ediately Informed the auth orr
ties, and Capt; Achcrson's company OF State
militia were ordered on duty at the Jail, where
they remained all night. The chowder club
broke on their revels and returned to New York
as soon as the militia appeared. Yesterday
Scotty was tried and convicted OF the assault on
Mr.. Grifhn. and remanded for sentence. On
Tuesday he will be tried for a felonious assault
upon Patrick Spelain.
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HOLLANDS PASTORAL VISITS.
His Fight with the Suitor Of the Widow
Brown-And the sequel Thereto.

Brewn-And the sequel Thereto.
The Rev. George G. Holland, for eight
years pastor of the African Union First Metho-
dist Church. was arraigned in the General Ses-
sions yesterday for assaultinR with q razor
Robert II. Scott the S0.h OF July. Holland
frequently made pastoral visits 20 Mrs. Mary
Brown, widow by grace, and laundress at 153
west Ihirlieth street. Scott being suitor for
quarrel eDsued In Mrs. Browns house. Scott
testified that Holland cut him In the arm from
in tho hospital thirty-three days. Hollands
plea was seif-defence; that the cutting was
done with penknife; and that he used it only
after Scott had beaten and choKed him alu ost
to death. Mrs. Brown said that Scott was tho
aRgressor, but she could not detail the struggle.
The Jury found the Rev. Holland guilty of as
sault with intent to 90 bodily harm. Recorder
Hackett then sentenced him " three years at
hard labor In State prison.
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Another RevoIulion In san Domiuro.

PUERTO PLATA, Aug. 27.--A revolutionary
movement took place recently Al La Vega, headed by
Gen. Juan Gomez owing to the energetic measures
taken by the Government the rising was quened ana
Gen. Gomez took refuge IN the woods.
II Is Affirmed that eAPreMdent Back, who s living In
POitO Rico IL wording hard TO brng about olutiOn
asalnst rresdent SonzIle. II s even asserted that
the authorities OF Porto Rico Are giving him helping
hand, - taey are under the Impression dnstllsi by
Bi,z tht the Goyernment OF this puDc Is assIstln
the Cubahs resdng here In their plans against spanish
hulhoflty IN cuba This, however Is false, and tho
only privilege the CuoAns have mere Is 70 write freely
the being -S'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
MIR. KINzEY's MONOMAYIA.
What the Man said In Reply to n Con al ndrum
TINT Wns Pronounced.

TINT was PrOpOunded,
Everybody knows that women go wild on the
subject OF bonnets but man is generally supposed
be cane about the head OF that whosa
pretty taco can drive him to madness. Mr. Kinney. q
fancy goods fame, is the exception to thus rule. Yos
terday hs rst fall opening Of Paris hats ana bon
nets. and Mr. Kinney showed the Sun reporter who
attended II, the nrst symptoms OF his monomsn MIA
Happily II Is OF mild and harm type II will in
lure no one but himself. He has imported from Pans
thc most exquisite hats and DOnnets trimmed with
lmpcyan pheasants other costly birds and feather
Russian, ana gold and silver lace, gold aud sVor
buckles, combined with ribbons and flowers uch
rarely seen out Of ris Before these beautiful
lions stood Mr.. Kinney gazing them In raptura-
When reused by the reporter he could be Induced e
utter only one sentence:
81 viii sell them all at cost"
Those who go 70 Kinzeys to-day will nnd that thls 4
an over true tale. IL Ia best 10 20 before rec0ysu
his reason.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

DIR. J. A, Lapham, lately State GeoloRist Of
Wisconsin. died III Oconomewa on Tuesday night.
In the Red Cloud agency investigation yester-
reply TO Prof. March
The body Of Capt. John G. Jones, tho recent
snlelde was discovered in the whirlpool At Niagara
FAILS Yesterday. IL has not yet been recovered.
Charles DabcOck OF Wakefield, X. l., was killed
b! shore Line train At thu Carolina Mills Tuesday
killed and his wagon smashed.
The international cricket match between tho
Canadians aud Phiiade concluded yesterday
with l4t for the Canadians 23l fOF PhIn
delphianA. tha lAitaT Winning BY ~.
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meanly dressed woman with a babe In her
arms went to the CITY Hall early yesterday morning
Her husband had several weeks lost his job the
public works. ana had been unable to get employment
elsewhere. Starvation became frghteningly probable.
Inc WIFE told Alderman Power Of her plight, and he
Reinstatement Of the husband "Nothng for him" was
the answer that she got Next she resolved appeal
70 MAJ or Nickham. for hours she oOd At en-.
trance to his Office. The aCkeys pushed her aside to
III POLITICIANS, saying, You can't get here more
Important people waillng' rae Time OF the Mayors
reception Of visitors passed. and ut last she was told
"You're too late now" Alter that she the step
OF the CITY Hal weeping
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Street Gar PicLpocLe,, In Ouoa.

Mr.. william NJ. ODermyer OF 244 West Thirty
fourth street was robbed Yesterday on the rear p at
form OF crowded Bleecker street car. man Jumped
upon the car near Canal street and tried to pick
pocket In hs escape The latter having arrestec
by ON eI oa,nor gave hisname as Charles douglas ht
was 10 lowed 20 the TomDs by the c niederate, who
was Ieeosn snized BY Mr. Obermyer. and after chase Of
several bOckt, Was arrested by Othcer 0aynOr. The
second prisoner taken to the Central Once, and
Superintendent Waling recognized him as BIy Dough
erty, 1Otori0us pit kpocket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
rhe Board of Educa,ion's New Policy.

The report OF the Committee on the Course OF
Studies was debated by tne Commissioners OF Educa-
tion Yesterday The report recommended the appoint
men Of of music and elglt assist nts
Commissioner MetmOrcs motion to reduce the super.
lntendenrs salary from $500 20 % 900 accepted
Commissioner Woods suggestion that four women
cepted Then the report Itself WIS accepted. anu q
committee was appointed 10 receive applications for
the bupeTlnIendenclea.
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CINcINNATI Sept. l5.-At Georgetown, KY,
yesterday ~ Louis Ersenschmidt CLERK IN BaTlowI
store was standing behind the counter loading pistol
for young man named John Herring, the weapon
went on at half cock. The charge penetrated can OF
gunpowder, which exploded blowing the trout OF
the store anu setting IRE to tho building which
soon entire consumed The gdjoining stOres OF Ran
KIN Webb Frank Lyon, Morris DAVIS, and II. Hecht
were also wnOly or partially consumed. The iOsses
VIII PROBABLY aggregate t5O,OOO. LrsenPchmidt and
Herring were very dangerously injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
FILLING SING SING PRISON.
Kidding Westchester County Of Several
Troublcnoma Inhn hiInn MIA.

Troublesome Inha bitants.
Mr.. Baker Of Sing Sing. representing the Dis
uict Attorney. who Ia travelling for health. pross
euted the irdictmens against the burglars In shs
White Plains jail yesterday and secured four convs
tons. John Appel, the Niliamsbridge burglar, VIZ
sentenced TO Ave years In Sing Sing oryile william.
son.who entered James Reiys house In spuyten Duyva
last week was sentenced to four years He WA de-
charged from the Trenton State prison two weeks ago
christopher Spencer and Joseph Osborne OF Iarryo al
who were arrested in POrtchester last week wtn III
~ purglars tools IN their possession, got year snecs
~ ~ w AlDay peneehl'Ary On tuesday uco. Poxiey.
the de geradpt WHO was gAptured pear Willamsbraes
in juy last. Mter Escaping with two others, from ON
ctf StcphensOn near IOnkeTs tried aud convicted.
IL .e.. - .5r ats-l years ch rye o cOmpiici.
ty In tho burglary OF Thomas W. Ludlov's house N
YOnkers.
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The sercnaders were also addressed by ex judge
Samuel u. Garvin, who IL an associate deieRa'e
with Mr.. Morrisscy. 49,, vi,
delcgl tion ot workinrmen from new huMtk M
arrived tod y. they say that they VIII ten tne
CnmmIttee on Con estcd Seats or the Conven-
ttnn thst Tho recognition ~ tho r ,mm NY De-
mocracv wi te construed by the laboitng ass
throughout the ~ ,te as an approval ut the re-
ductton of the lubOrcr-' wages 20 tl.UO DAY,
ana a disappioyai OF The Eisht-lIOur law.
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At the inquest In the case OF Hugh Carney,
who was killed Ia the late nre at tho celuoid
tory IN Newark, Chief Engineer Brown testified thnt
his experience Of the manufacture Of celulod was
nned 10 case where ihe nre occasOned several II
pl sions, but WAS soon ,uOdued. As IL very small
but his opinion as that the manufacture artio
wa exceedingly dangerous and should not be earned
on IN the heart OF large city iKe Newark He would
not allow any OF his men 10 enter burning DulldluR
where cellulOid va manu- ecturud.
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WASHINGTON, Sept b.-John Green was
Thought to Washington tonight from Baltimore by
Detectives Sergeant and McElfresh, he having been
delivered them by the United States Commssioner
on testimony showing that Green the man who
raj wees persOnAled David kads pied
as such person by the Police Court bail for Snyder
who IL accuted OF extensively r0bping dry goods
store IN thls CITY lat suinners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
THE STATE CANYAsS.

The Republicans OF the Twentieth District
(Oneida county, have nominated BenJam DOOlttle
for State senator.
The Fifth Judicial District Republican Con-
Vention In Syracuse yes erday nominated James NOKOn
OF Un0ndagl COu ty for Justice OF the Supreme Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
THE OLD WORLD,s NEWS.
The Revolt In the Turkish Provinces-FaI
Hopes for the Insurgents.

Hopes Tor the Insurgents.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The Times this morn
ing publishes special telegram from Vienna,
which contains the following:
However contradictory the accounts may be
OF the recent skirmishes, two facts are indubita-
BILE; nrst, that the Turks traverse the country In
every direction. sTher object Is to open com
munications and relieve aud strengthen the
more exposed military positions In the South
west. This has been thoroughly done, the road
to Bilek and TrebiDJe, and from the latter to the
Austrian frontier. and down to the Suttorina,
b been opened, and the block houses repaired
and garrisOned. So much has been made Of
the taking and burning ot these block houses
that II may be well to mention that
they are simply well-built guard houses, and
contain usually garrison OF from four TO ten
men, with nOn-cOm missioued officer. The
other indubitable fact Is that as soon as an in-
surgent force leaves the mountains the Turkish
forces are at once after II. and dispose OF Il
work remains of dslodging the insurgents from
their mount.in strunghUld-, but the approach
lug winter will soon make those DOsitiOns I'M
t-nablc. As for hopes Of ssslstaIce, they be-
come daily fainter. Circumstances seem to
favor the mission Of peace Of the Consular Com
mission.
A special despatch to tho Morning Standard
from Vienna, says SeIvia complains to the
powers Of the concentration OF the Turkish
army at Nissa. Tue report that the siege OF
IteUlgne has been renewed Is untrue. The in-
eurgents iufest the neighboring roads but are
not able to blockade the town. Peter Kara
Reoreiewitch' pretender to the Servian throne,
is about To march into Seryia with q corps OF
yO!Unl eeTs. His adhercnts there contemplate a
revelation in his favor.
CoAsrAN1INoPLE, Sept. 15.-The latest Official
adVices from HtrzCgoNina are satisfactory. he
insurgents now appear willing To negotiate with
Consuls. There have been no offensive move
menls for several lays The latest encounters
ing families are beginning to return,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
A Political ReyoIu,iou in Calais. Me.

CALAIS, Sept l5.-Tnis town, usually casts
about 900 v tee, ana giyes 900 Republican majority
AZ this election cast a0out 800 votes aud gave tie
Repul llcan candidate for Governor 100 majority Il
also chose the Hon. y. A. Pike, Liberal Republican
Representative 10 tho Legislature by 90 majority.
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Thomas W. Piper, tho alleged murderer OF
tte Maole Young. In the tower Of the Warren Avenue
Baptist ChuIph, Boston, the Esd OF May last wa At.
rAikned Tor iTNAl yesterday and pleaded not Guily.
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hlNGSfON DRIVING PARK, Wednesday, Sent
10 -Purs 800 wncn 1850 10 hrst $3.50 10 second
ana 800 10 third iOr 240 hOrses.
j. z. Baker. b. IN. GencVa............ ...... 1 1
NunnlhHuAn bAllcy's H. z. bas Rch.......,,,, 3 2
ID. II. Cohh o. nI. Carrie .,..,.,,...,.. .' 4 4 4
Time e-2;ll, 1888. and 2:3g.
SANS DAY-furee 81 900; Of which Rl5O To arst S3nO
20 second. ,nd tl6O 10 thiTd Tor 2,tS ,l.ss '' Wv
J.. G Whites z. =. Jack Draper........,,,,-'.1 1
lhurp g. Cuiwrll's b X B.. Clifton loy2 4 4
j. 4. Gil ert's Little DOrrit. ..........,. a y
Tlne-2;34, 2;3l 2.3lk. '''''''N