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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A NEW BUILDING IN UNIoN-sQUARE.


Several years ago the sewing machine COM
pancs invaded uare and entrenched themselves
IN quiet castioke buildings IT. eastern and southern
fronts Later the Music stores found shelter there ana
stlll later the great Jewellers but their palace where
church had stood. Last year the Gorham ComranY'
burned Bondst, built the western from oil Tue
Square and during the lat week the Mefdon BrtIiha
Company opened . ~ ciOus building with tine display
~ It's manufactures on the south front OF Unionsqne'
nj No l6 East Fourtecnth-s;. This establishment occu
pies the ground on which formerly stood the mansion GA
T. Gilbert. and extends through to Thirtrenth-'t'
making of the Target sacsrooms IN tue eity.- l'
firm de us only in goods OF its own Manufacture Inc
factory is at West MeTdeu, Conn. aud is ono Oh the
harvest I'm the country employing 800 bands. Az the
opening this week was displayed every kind OF article III
plated ware. The large show-wndows were h'ieu WIN
artistic ornaments for house and table, and attracted
thrones Of admirers Al the extreme end Of the great
saIesroom Is placed the case containing the
goods exhibited at the Centennial Exhibition last
ye.r THIS company MANUFACTURES MCKEE shVer'
har,i-soderrd and hollow ware. as well as the
white metal ecctro-plated ware and the Rogers Bros
spoon forks and table cutlery, Of l5i7 make. These
are Of superior quality. with extra plating on exposed
psrts and are Ia an the forms and designs. The
firm make q specially Of the siyer-pated porcetn-lned
cepi,chers Which, claimed not only the cheapest
and besf for service but the only pitchers now made
that meetthe popular demand An the goods in these
rooms are arragncd that one is able. almost
at a glance to zee what house has In any particular
line thus avoiding the inconvenience OF handling ana
displacing the goods. and also presenting very hand
some appearance There cases containing toilet sets
aud paror aud bedroom ornaments in new, pretty and
quaint designs, among which arc rare old china and
richly and engraved glass; silver standards bearing
unique vases; jardnieres and flower holders in every
shape At,oched II the salesroom is handsome ladies
pdrlor an drcssugronm. l. firm continues lts old
stand at No. 800 Broadway heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
Tnr MnNnPDLYI IN OIL.

There is considerable diversity of opinion
among OH men ~ 20 the relations 81 the STANDARD oil
Company 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
understanding tat contract exists, whereby tAe
standard Company 70 receive drawback OF 80 cents
on every barrel OF oil carried by the railroad company.
has already been reported IN The TRIBUNE. Those VINO
are aware OF the facts say anything ia regard
to them, except TO MAKE general denials. i TRIBUNE
reporter wac told yesterday, by seilnown oil dealer
tna llc doahr existed TO rebate being paid to the
Standard Company. Another gentleman prominent in
the OIL trade said that Notwithstanding all denals there
was n current belief, winch und0ni ieliY correct
th.t the Standard Company did receive drawbacks
Henry c. Ontn, II weil-anOwn O broker made the fol-
lowing statements can ship no oil lr5m the on Re
gou now without paying royalty 10 TIE Standard On
COMPANY 1hat c0Duduy has purchased tie Pipe limos
wells and tue railroads winch were Formerly
tho properly the Enpro Transportation Line and II
has also bought Iefincres refining interests 81
nat In,. rne STANDARD Company now controls All tnc
c Ines 10 - not 2cy that at present u VIII dis
con rs the uruilcors BY making IN cXtraydg mt chJgr
FOR trasp1rug Oh through The ppes he stOry when
has b.,.u published tnat the STANDARD tonlPan!
Was 10 receive IRON the Palnsy wanna Company a
drawback, not only on us Own oil Dut also on ala
me oil shipped over the road, believe % bs "a pure
rsu-rl 4 committee, representing outside lntcrtr :,
"a led on COOnei Scott .aSt week, and ne told the MEM
b.~s That no arrangement nad been nude Ihc cJ-
tee asked II iJs mcDuers could procure As low
81 reig others without rrirrenc' To The amount
f business ne. lie wanted to knONn much biltss
try wogd do We ASK The rilroa ads TO guarantee 20 usi
whether not do large amount OF business thdt
iHys eight rates rs others, and that
here rha be ructOIs between us and the wells
TIE Standard Company, know, Is irving o. buy Oat
smaller rciners it can't Guy them, its plan
To d. 10 crush tIicUl."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26

IT ring-point Mr. Dorsey thrown by hls horse and
much hurt that he did not participate In the race
w'irh by Ore Knob with ZippO second. Time.
1:0gi2
The fourth mile heats for three that
had sweepstakes this year. $500 for the first
lorse AMI $50 for the second. The following horses
sfnrod George Longsafrs b. g. W. l. Higgins. DOnohnc
80 lbs; Larry Hlrts b. g. Vermont. MrIau0hin, 81 lbs
!. T. y iams's b. I. Cassmatc, Stow"l, 92 lbs; f. A.
g abaugh's en-. C. Kncsland. rc't, % lb..; d.
McDlnic- II. G. Glen Dudley Harvey % lbs: T. W. Dos
wells b. c. Stranger, Walker, % lbs.
WE Halls b. Dick Sassrer Swlmm. 100 lbs. and CIV
NcfWgef's e. Wash Booth, Richardson 30 lbs, were
rue starters In pools Vermont the favorte ~
$lO0to sos for Wash Rooth S6j for W l. Higgins. SO
for Cassmae. and S75 for the field BefOr" the start Tor
the first heat. in he pools Clos mate, Vermont, Higgins
and the II e. ch sol for 500 Tho first heat WIS won
by Vermont Time, 1:i5. Toe third heat was not run
and the give to Glen Dudley, who won the
second heat and distanced Vermont Time l;4G%. ~,
The nth and last event grand steepe-clasH 2i2
miles, the rlr coursP; w"lter weights, fhr-e 10
PURSE $500 for the first horse 500 Tor
fhc second. and $50 for the third Tho starters were
George Avres's br h. Fredcrickown, wears. MURPHY
14S lbs H. G. fney's or. Derby, years GahneY. lo4
lbs i. Noans h. r. Deadhead ag,d N0la, Id lbs A.
d. Browns b. b. CorOnet, aged, Hyland. l5s MS "nd D.
G. Problem, years, McCormick. l4s lbs CoTonet had
the cal In TIE pools, selling for $50 while Dea'hea1
sold for ~ So and the Held S7J. The won ny
Dpadhead, with Coronet second and DERBY third NO
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
NEW POSTAL CARD MACHINERY.

The American Prototype Company, which
has the contract The 5ture Oi pJsi cards the
manu- facture of which was described IN TIE IRiBrNE
some time ago. has utrO iuc,d new mlolncry for GER
tain purposes Formerly ths cards cut IN bulk By
knives placed beneath them. THUS a feather edge was
lcit GA each caru which the Government disIpproved
WITHIN a short time new cutters, patented by Brown *
Carver OF Pnadol2aa. have been purchased and they
are now operation The large sheet ~ Forty cris -
first Drawn under revolving kuii"'iged wh"eis, whch
divide il into strips OF ten cars etcn These STRIPS
are tnen divide D. "a - nlir utriihe INTO separate
cards, whCb tail from beneath tIe hh'cs INTO cOmp@ I
mauts placed to receive tnem. Wnen twenty-five II
these s4p. OF zen cards each have been tnus divided
the tw.i cr~. which in due process nave ben
dpposite etc1 Oi comp ,rtnrns beneath are re-
moved and bound into a packt-e. EAch o. THESE ma
cuipcs is uroylIei Wtth aut1mti count r. when
indicates o. cnty-i Sc strli lVe been cut no.
rie company h&s In tIe Pas, K'pt IFS machnrry run
ming nlglt ana day hut now tie WORKING dty % zen
hour. AMI the average daily manufacture is nearly l.,
O0jO 10 ctrds. Tue capacity tnc citaDs1noht - l.
10000 10 en- hours 81 p.'sent twenty dive per-
sous are pluycd The demand ipr p'-t cards mas y'rY
largely OF e, aid iOt tIe III -ev"eru days 90
tins nOlth. the ms zero &b.5bbO)D cards. me
largest shipment slf le day Va 2,snouOJ Inc
New YORK Pos on ~ rrq1rrs lOp1pbO yards Cvfrf
teo weeks TIC dem "a t,r advertising irpOses Is
aciiy incrstsny Clc hrm tEs cify recently order
ed 10000 The esint, d s-ip IeEt- tOr tht month 1i
Oeobtr ai,. 3DOOp,J 800 ait Ia lucres.l d"mluI j.
thought ildca.s very certainly an increase VI bus
No..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
BJryING POLICE POSITIONS.

The Board of Police has taken steps to check
an which has been Of long standing IN connection
with the department. There have frequently Deeh ie
pors that persons desiring TO secure positions as police
men have been successful by paying money to procure
the appointment Rumor has even had IL that part OF the
bride has frequently into the pockesof
the Commissioners The result OF the rumor was an inves
tgaiion by members of the Police Board Commissioner
Erhardt who the matter special attention. osc"'
cred that the evil greater than was Suspected
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday MT
Erardt said that he had learned that money bad been
vait for some time by mon wlnting pnslirns
on the force to persons prctcndn g 10 nave III
nupnce with the Police Commissioners. Inc per
sons who received this money from the police
candidates not connected WIN me depart
nrm but were outs drrs." who claimed 10 De ana III
some were on good terms with the Commss oners,
and did rot state e. ask fayOrs when were some ms
granted "In most Instances however" sad the Com
missioner persons applying To the Board for posi-
mons for their friends or rather clients are unsNc-
ce fu and the candidate lose fees which they have
paid them / have in my possession receipts when
have been given 10 persons seeking nlace on
the force by the men VINO have taken ther
money aud failed get them tie coveted place Many
hang around the Police DcrarLiuent VINO are van
by poor men to get them upon the force ana Wo n ne
n living me ground OF their srep~th WIN tle fto
Board Wy Ten however. the men Wl3 are Paiu , 70
secure the appointment do nor come 10 le % @ h
ers On errand, hut send some friend who may ne
innocent 81 any barcain 10 me mhtter anu % Woae
quests the CommiSsOncrs oeh I'VE ti1r 1..l a. 10
consideration Tue desire 70 get on the police ior't IS
VERY strong. as It Is permanent pos ION - long Us
chooses TO have 30 b. rJper cOnduc, ana aIods
a steady salary Of 500 month";" 800,
Ils practice OF brbn9, commissioner tiHdrut Shu
the Board was determined to break ul. He knew of
500 and even 600. had been pald To Sc
cure appointments. Several men VINO hHd pnld THESE
sums, and received receipts for the money were rejected
by tie Board. and were now Prepared 10 hIins Suis
against The who djc,lyed thcm. Inc Biifd OF
Police had possession OF some OF lheSt re-
ccin:s ami arrests would be made to-day or
Tomorrow, aud IucIitcd punishment mctrt ont
To the gully persons. Com missioner Ethtrut re
ouest-d mat all persons who hid been cheated ~ WIS
way should forward ana gave the names OF ne per
sons to whom they y I'D rue mo iry Tdr Cnnlssi"utf
also stated hat the Board uicud ii - md ou II posi-,
HE, what policemen bad secured their positions by
mems Ol bnDes, ami puulsl th.ln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26

Immediately after the reading of the Jour
nal the consideration Of the Colorado ease wa. resumed
and the IIuu-e was addressed by Mr. MILLS Dem
Texas). who care1 that neither NJ b. ford nor Mr.
Patterson pr sentrd prma face case. aud that the
seat should b. declared vacant. Tie debate continued
I'll O'Clock. when the vote was taken on The resolution
off red by MI HARRIS Dem. Va. referring the papers
in the case TO the Comnittee on Elections This was
carried Nv party vote ~ yeas 1877. nays 100
pr cox Dom, y ~, presented rcmons'ranee Of
tine B3nkuntcy Law AMI ior us amen 'ncnt.
Mr. WILLS (Dcm.. n. ". preseuteia petition 81 The
nspecf,r ~ Rine Practire in S.w-Yok K: General J. b
Woodward Noah DAVIS. AMI nh M thousand Others
for appr irtOn Tor th encouragement oi ria prao-
tee. nor only the regular and navy, but among
fhe uniformed militia Of the various states.
Mr.. GARFIELD (O) said Inst be had rece we'd petit
sent To the House AM have II spread upon the rpc0rd
the petition OF u men OF color ASKING assistance
from C1n-r's - 10 enable them u 90 Z" LIBERIA and
make 1t thei perm nent h me- and saying that
very large movement OF m sort was going on among
them ne petition was re 81 ana referred o INC C,l-
fttce on Eiuclti n ana Labor together with letter
from the Rev. Dr S1mosOn Of NewY1rk. tran smliins
H. II st, our ne ann ut" 'nlf wntch cOlofcd P'oPe
abOr ~ sustaining their families IN the face Of cOmpe
non nom white labor, ana asks that an ahO@-
IBERIA under tue auspices Of the Colonization Society.
Mr.. cox Dem, y. ~. presented petition OF ghl'e
mechanics aud labor protesting against unjust s-
examinations ma e IN liking By law the c0mpens zion y
Government CLERKS, and leaving that OF mechanics and
aDOrers 10 d" tstanls ied al me Nhlm ol luNldGds
Refer ed to the Committee on the Clyi Sfryice.
Mr. WRIGHT (Dem.. Penr). pa sentel tn petition ot
y. 900 WOrkingmcH OF the Aith Congressional stlct
OF Pennsylvania for GOV Tnmrut loan 10 aid settlers
on the public dOmdii. Referred To the Committee on
Public Lands.
Mr.. NELLY (Dem, p IN }. presented Ike petition
from a.. XIII District. SAM reic cree.
Mr. SPRINGER Dem, NJ, urss"ntcd The petition ~ Tho
Labor etgur Ot the Di,frct Of Columbia %. De- tosl-
non ur moatia suff r in tAc strict Referred 70 tAe
District ~ Coin ubia Committee.
Mr.. KELLEY lKep., Prnu)-I desire 90 present le ~
tiluu OF "a G. zen ot tue U1ltC States, asking Go -rl,s
80 20 change tle hlauch So EN- Of the ooaiy mics.
lupfiou, by au-hte tnu the llboring people slah H9
appeal io The Government lJr means Uf oNuatTlaO ~
~, in,ev,s and frIr p0.tery, and thHt inF mas ciu-
tuue 10 1--we tur homes Oi tarir rnorr st pursue no
c,ilI ne % which they nave been ti.iIuef lLtlger
The SPEAKER referred 10 tn Committee on illcl-
tiun and labor. lLtug teri
Mr. BANK az p. " l,sl-G have paper hieh cannot
be pres med uuGpr the rules wont iO nitro iUtfa III
10 give eject c the petitions presented Objection "as
made. ,,t.,f
Tie Rouse then. al 80 p. m Adjourned Until Mon
Hav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
MEYERS THEFT OF DIAMONDS.

Theodore John c. Meyer, who was arrested
Wednesday for the diamond robbery from the steamship
,n was fourth officer OF the vessel In his charge
during the voyage were several valuable articles. In
GLIDING package containing 900 diamonds weighing
$50 caras ami valued 81 .4OJ. These, with several
rolls Of platinum Wire worth $500, consigned to
PulD Bissincer the President OF the German
American Bank. 4 few days before the vessel
arrived in poIs, the second officer placed these
packages u his WARDROBE an1 AFTER the arrival on
Srpe uuer - when Meyer had shore, m dia-
n1us aud WIRE " re fJGuI to be missing. In Meyers
ST iiernum w-re found scraDs ~ paper in which thc
package. uad been wrapped, and the police Were nme-
datcv Informed al the robbery and of Movers d-ap-
III Wednesday. Glfpun1iIon had reached Captain Foey
nat d ~ that N N cdiing himself George hoch'
and nying 10 No. So Allen->L, had ben tfi-
iny b. dispnse Of diamonds. on or McGraih,
While al Ludlow stree JAN, Wednesday ate noon,
saw 4 man running along the sidewalk as II III ar
haste aud uDrn sfupnug him, ~ Orn0l tIat ne h1i
been N "a II -hC Etri0gc-''., aud ran away q avoid
more iron The ubcer arrested TIE man, ana n Alien
ST. they were of the kons officers VINO lient-
fed the prisoner Meyer. ink searched all the
found Oh bis possession, eXccpt Two, WlI'h
M id e mad slf .Jr 80 iiC also tcSnOwl" dyed nav
ing sold the platinum iJr >6 inc revolver ana
a snlIl dagger were Also found upon MN, ana Iihe
over 800 gold aud grC 'c,s. TIE diamonds were
ron .hly enclosed in ac0mmOn yt.,ow envelope.
Al me Jc fsrson Marde. Police Court yesterday Meyer
pleaded guilty, and com uitei Tor rI IN default 81
was drunk 1T ls time OF leaving the snip He said he
all not 20 - Aion-s until several days after the YES
sci, II at ncsU h, mt rntUn 20 return 10 E-
rope by the next German steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
BrsINEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The liabilities Of J. D. Cohen & Co., dealers
IN urs No. % M>rcer-s whose assignment Was All
nornced yosterday, amount TO ABOUT 100000 The
nominal assets ac about $4,000 TIE stock hiS greatly
deprecated. and the real estimated at about
$4,000.
william 4. Dodge hardware dealer at NJ 90 Cham
ncrs-sl., has suspended, with Liabilities amounting 20
$1,000.
Apollo scion made TO Register Little, yesterday,
Ior discourage from -uptey 90 FrcdrrcA j. Bret
haunt. O.. T. vi and william seward. lr., iug I'M
porter~, late oi No. 10 Par1ptce whp ~ 81 IN 1877,
owing $4,000. large number OF creditors opposed
tnrts disrAars . ts no dividend lld been 4 -cl.rcd
Trc schedules Joseph LjcTrl were tlHd yesterday in
the Curt OF Common Peas ,hey show mou' VI Sl6-
DI0 30 nominal assets Szl6Il ~, mostly worthless
checks and notes. and rra! tsstiS ~ ,sOf %.
sCnfduiez Edward III. Brown. hicnard =. Brown
and Lewis ". Gorna (SrINn * GUrAam wholesale
ii ..ers, OF No. Is Cnente>-, 10, show liabilities OF
al .D2O 81 and assets o. SllO,411 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
FouNDER's DAY AT DREW SEMINARY.

The tenth anniversary Of Founders Day at
the Drew Theological Seminary Madison. " D.. was eel
brnted Yesterday i'm the Chapel in Mead Hall. large
number Of prominent Methodists were present. mlny
coming from TINS city, Speeches We're made upon the
urrnt need Of Thoroughly educated minister's by the Rev
Drs Vail OF Newark, and Hunt. OF Brooklyn ana the
Row Dr. Fowler editor OF The Chrasini Adr9eIte Pro
fessor Wells of Union Col ego. ana Bishop Foster, for
merry President % the Somlnary
The R-y Dr. John \. Hurst the president spoke of the
progrcss made in raising the endowment funi TO re-
nj ce the fund lost by the failure OF Daniel Drew the
founder ~ thc institution. V 5iOut. OF tn city, a'
giycn $4,000 for endowment OF char, ami a IKE
amount received for anO hr chair, lrom me
family ~ the late Gepr-c T. cobb, OF MorristoWn. y j.
Iht ministers he Methods, Church have raised Hll
ODJ The end Jwmcnt OF prUc,~Orp, 10 be named III
honor o. tue nte Bishop James me Alumni Asaocl'loh
mao secured - 5000 the 10000 need To cndpw
cilir IN The name Of the association TIE Mcthodi-ts ~
Philadelphia have obtained annual subscrp1 ms,
amounting $1,000 Tor the running cxpenWs OF tie
srmaaiy years, when dc;rrnin tnJit VIII ne
male 10 rii-e another cndnyn mt Ot "a 1000.
Mrs. General Clinton b. Fis., president the Women's
Endowment Association. sud ina $1,000 hai prep
pledged lrof ssUrsh which j. 10 bear IN nam"
81 900 WAS raised for TINS purpose.
At the meeting IL the Board OF Trustees Professor
Wells referred 10 tie lDcrtty OF Me- Drew. m giving
the buildings and tIe valuable prOpery up n wiirh
they stand 10 Methodist Episcopal Church,
in 500 the centenary OF American NJ tnOdsm. the
board decided 10 establish char 10 b. called " TIE
Board Trustees Prn.c.sOrshlp" In short time all
except - 100 IHc $4,000 required, was raised The
Ltr geet suDscll Ons were fOws: john H. Cornell,
Of CIV 500 % Iouel Wright, 81 PLlad lpia,
" f. \ Ibt, II 900; the IL N. George j. Ferry,
OF Orang y. d. 70 0uO iisnOp Foster ANA BishUp u r
~, Uy IrcnGs ~ 900 oacn, A. V. Scout $1,000,
IN NLllan HOyt, 5000
The scnIn ~ now out of debt, and has over one
hun ira siuo-i m Ii attendance. II Is the gst
Methodist IhcOl3g1ca seinin rs IL the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
THE PIMLICO RACES.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.


THIRD Day or THE FALL MEETlNG--A CHANGE N
TnR PROGRAMME-FivE GOOD RAcRs-rEN
BROCK. TOM oCHILrREE, AND BARIICADE TX
PECTED TO Pun TODAY
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 2j.-The third days
races al Lough important those ~ yesterday,
were st OF very interesting character The fact that
five races were to be induced many persons
to 20 to Plnlico, and the attendance excel
lent. The weather very pleasant, and the
track was In nuch better condition than any
proceeding dag Of the meeting. There was
change OF programme. an1 instead Of the Itpwio stakes
grand steeple-hase substituted which intended
for tomorrow, for which the four-.ne cheat l.
nounced 1t is not yer certain what horses viii start,
nut Ten Brock Tom Ochtrce and Barrcade will prob
ably participate With that exception. the regular pro-
granlme will be To-day there were about 5000 Of
1000 spectators present, very fair proportion of
whom wero ladies.
THE RACING.
The first race was for purse OF $3.50. one mile FOR
two-year-ods. winners OF Central stakes lbs.
$500 TO rs horse aud $50 second horse. The starters
we're C. T. Dahs ch f. Maggie May Richardson, 81 lbs;
f. smvtle's oh. g. DauchcR DOpohuc. 100 lJs: e.. L.
Lorillards ch. Balance All. spllman, % lbs ID. No
Daniels Ell. I. F5wn. Harvey, 81 s aud p iorlarrs
h. l. Piaue, Barrett, % lbs Before the start Pane
the ilyort- fOuf 10 against the field the pools
selling "a follows: Piane. S10o BtaneeAl Sl3 F,wu.
DtnirhefT second and Balance-Ali third.
tn ,eoonI - selling race FOR al sg's; one and
m-liaely after the Tor Sl.5OO, full weight for
~ 600 allowed lbs for $3.50. allowed ID lp... AMI 'or
$500 allowed II ibs " noe 10 pc sold at al h- extra
purse $3.50 tr brst horse and so to tho second Too
starterS were A. ID ily'a h. Waco, 4 years on,
McA,ughlin % bs; George i.ongst~H. b. M ,rkshire
Llss. years Old. WILLIAMS. 81 lb' r. smytle's b. N.
EXPLOSION year. old Variety, 81 lrs Hugh iffney's
b. e. Dialgasitn. years Old. Water 81 lOs Z.
Gespie's ca. T. Kilpurn, aged, sier. lOl lbt; I. W
Uo.ves ch h. Rappahannoca, yonfs old Barrett, 81
lbs; j. n. IIarbeck RS. b. II. Bertram, years old,
Hughes. lo3 lDs.; G ". Mednsers Dr. g. Little Fellow.
9 wears old. Young, 81 ib..
the pools X burn the decided 'avore, having
sold for 1900, while Bsrtram brought $685. Rdppnhan-
n ,eE SO, and the field $50 Tue race was won by Rap
pnlahnOck, with Kiburn second and Bcttram tlid
Time: 2:iOb.
Tne third dash of five fnrlougs weter
weights; sweepstakes for gentlemen riders
entrance $40, play pay, Club To add SlOO
no nor eligible that bad been In regular
trainng-stabe for six months next preceding tho
rnce W d. Bowie entered ch H. Ore Knob years.
1874 Tbs N :. Hall entered ch ppo. years 1872 lhs
an T. g. Dorsey entered b. MOllie Clreg, years, IL
lbs r-cr, pools sold, ana while gong to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-26
c1RaAR.MAKERs AND EMPLOYEES FIRM.

Ii was reported yesterday that some politi-
clans encouraging tne sticking cigarnassrs, AMI
promising them sd, win the object or sscuring their
votes Tho acturers. with ths exception OF few
small frDs stl in their not tn advance
wages while toe cigaI-nakefs' gan.ztion threatens "a
Increase It's demands. TIe omr,ol "a Of ID. oussnEu No.
}9S EshLhnye., AM OF WicgncT, NO lag kiYugtoB.t
were reported having strncs hr. oiIUtuei. hr.
MirgncT Mr. Kanlsler hr. LonicB-ein and Mr. Hicsci
we're rcpc sod refusing TO advance wnercu
the OfganztOn ordered tbr 10 strike. Letters
received cEar-uhkers IN Chicago and spriu scd.
and from tne pOttcrss o. Trenton, enclosing money.
George Francis Tram also sont letter tho president,
whom addresses CtZ S1rdsser, encouraging the