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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

Paymaster Daniel R. Larned has been further e1enoeu
10 October 2 1883 Leave OF has been granted
First Lieutenant James q. Bush. 9th Artillery anu
F1rst Lieutenant c. Burnham 18th Infantry. Captain
william s. Patton Assistant Quartermasfer' has peen
ordered TO report in person to the Commanding Gener
Department Of the Columbia for assignment 10 dutl as
assistant TO the Chie Qnartermaser OF that department.
at Vancouver Barracks Washington Territory captain
John O. White, LIST Artillery having been ionhu ~ a"
Army retiring for active service 0n
account of disability incident TO the service mas Oo
retired from active service The following transfers ID
the 30 Infantry have been made; Captain Robert T.
Hughes from Company to Company /; Captain "li'-
lam Mitchell from Company 10 Company f.
The Adiutant Of the Army has written leltor
10 MaiorGeneral schoheld IN regard TO the case VI
soldier who deserted from the Army aoou'
eight years ago, and who had just pesn
tried by court martial for that offence al"
sentenoed 70 three years imprisonment at Fort LeaVeh
worth General scho6ed had disapproyed t9e hno,ns
of the the ground that TWO years Tau The
Adntant. General informs General SchOneid tnat 49,
aimee Secretary Cameron's administration ~ has -
the practice OF the Department 10 cons'oef ueso'0" 90
a continuous offence, always punlshaOle. ,.,..on, q
In the COurt.martla cases Vi - %
G. Robertson Ist Cavalry, and Captain HuDOdIu Iaso
been received by Judge AdyocateGehcra SWa 80 81
understood verdict of the court III .e as IN
Lieutenant Robertson dismissal from tne
other where officers nave oeeh iouHu s"-' -
pncdting their pay accounts - .-.h oloss In tho
Cadet John V. Hamilton OF the iourtn anrrtce
Military Academy, bcen dismissed Iroh tnc 1880
for conduct unbecoming officer ana sen.ioni nan
Cadet Thomas L. Kern the same class mas peeh
pended with loss pay TILL July /, 1851 lOi 'i"'"e
the rules OF the Military Academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. Sept. 2l, 1888
A NoMlNATIoN APPRoyED.-The nomination OF Eu-
ward Nepmanp AS Examiner OF Teas at San Francisco.
mace by the Collector at That port, mas Deeh "PPio''
by the Secretary of the Treasury
NIw BANKS AUTHoRIZ FD.-The Controller OF the Our-
rency has authorized the First National Bank OF hoGA
ford Iowa and the First National Bank or fhuniA'
Ariz TO begin business with u capital oil @oO'oVo'
THE ORDER AGAINST The LOUISIANA LorTEEr'-The
PostmaSter General has modified his order against Tn
delivery OF mail matter addressed 10 Nj A Daupnn OF
the Louisiana Lottery, So as to make ~ more slnScn
RETURsINa TO THEIR DEsKs-John Davis. First As
sant Secretary of Stato returned to Washington ths
NOR ling and resumed his duties as Acting st cretar Oh
STATE Chief Clerk Brown of tho same Department mas
also returned 10 Washington from New.fork
IRISH REPUBLIC NOTES.-The Secret Service DIVISION
of the Treasury Department has received from Boston
one of he five dollar OF the Irish Republic pre-
yIousy reported in circulation there III Is sam ny
Treasury experts be fair imitation OF UneuSlat
Treasury nOte
Ribs For Gov gNMENT woRK.-Bids were opened at
the supervising Architects office this morning Tor TABOR
ing as follows highest and lowest bids Deing
c. Loane d. Co. Baltimore ($ls,2oo) aud NJ a NC
GOwan, Washington (Yl3,53I.
EXTRA CoMpE sAuoN FOR CENSUS WORKED letter
TO the superintendent OF the Census Secretary Ieer
SAYS tnat demands from assistant mursnhls LOT e1
compensation snould be entertained Inc law aiO"cu
extra discretion OF the Secreary
aud where none has been allowed none can be Claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

nent among the "bulls" corn but even Lester has
whirled around and no does everything eress
vehemence Is buying corn and wheat in large quans
titles.
Wheat strong, partly because OF the advance I'm
corn aud partly Of the conversion to the build
side of prominent operators until very recently pro-
nouucsd bears" The situation about the wheat pf n
steadily improving The shipments increasng 10.
day they aggregated 10000 bushels; tomorrow they
wl be twice as large II the market keeps ITS present
tone the shipments will soon exceed the receipts
prominent operators bought In their shorts rupor
card and when they had ceased Duying. Crosby Ca
began buying Prices onigat ere leG4c higher Ihan
twenty.four hours ago October closed 95 and Mo-.
vember at e7is. On the curb the figures were isa4c
higher
Provisions were duh compared with the other nta
Large purchases made by Eldieige Co. Bald
win 4 Co., and time there was advance corn
there would follow a rIsn by brokers to proyisloa
pit TO buy. The cures closed az night as they Gid ass
night althou during the day there had been trng
advance. IL is at a unlikely that, with big bulce
In corn tomorrow, provisions may advance; bat the
manufacturers continue seller md "bearsb" There n
no chance for much arJhcal I'll bort 10 prices PORK
for september and Ocooer cos at 1918 lard these
months stopped 1913; rDs closed 10 cents hghsr
last night, at $50 Tor the present and mouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
LILLE OOURIS.
A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LAWYER.

A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST LAWYER.
The trial before Judge Brown In tho Circuit
Court White Plains yesterday OF the suit OF Sherman
Abr.mson against Frank j. Dupgnac. OF NewRrchelle.
excited considerable interest The son OF the plihtn
was seriously injured In the Yorkvile tunnel at the time
Of the disastrous collision there, and his claim for dam
ages against The New-York New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company settled by the payment oil ssooo
$500 and 200 to the father Tor the loss
of his cons services 1t charged In the complaint
that Mr. Dupigpac acting his counsel, after several
interviews with the railroad officials said that they had
offered So 900 aud $1,000 10 the father and
would give no more and he QIr Dupignac) advised his
client to accept of the oer which was finally done 1t
was subsequently ascertained that Mr.. DuPgnac had
received S. 500 instead OF 1000. pocketing the differ
ence of $40 retaining a. his Zee 70 per cent
on 81 600 The suit brought 10 recover tho SloOO
less the 20 per cent he wound have been entitled TO-
Judge took papers aud reserved MS decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
roukrH RACE, HANDICAP, y NILE HEATS.
FIFTH RACE. srEFPLECHAsE, FULL COURSE.
DOINGS or THE BROTHERS.

The remarkable speed attained by we'll
known teams and young within the past few days
at Fleetwood Park mas stimulated the H.
terest of the MEMBER and at any hour OF
The day the veteran Murphy may be driving
horses TO establish for their owners what Is known
IA record" Yesterday, however, was AN exception
Every body must be attending the annual can-Dako OF
the inharmnnious Demo 'racy," suggested a memo,r
Mr. Vanderbilt drove Aldne and Early Rose a half
mile in 1:llla They IN fine condition. and good
time was anticipated. but Mr. Vanderbilt said lac did not
feel in the humOr for any ezeruon He asked ilckOk,
driver Of ST. Julien, what hopes he had OF Winning
in the great race with Jay-Eye.See on September 20
U.cSok replied that felt assured Of victory until his
rival made "a record of 2ll3i al Boston. on Thursdoy
Hckok is at present interested IN the training OF some OF
Mr. Mackay's colts. lie has several promising young
horses at the Park.
There ia dissatisfaction expressed at
the club house because The race between ST.
Julien and Jay-Eye-See is TO be troiied
ON the same day the running races Gt Jerome PAX
The members that the betting facilities at Jerome
will oetract from the attendance at Fleetwood 1t has
been announced that JayE e-See Will proceed to AL
bany after his race Will st. Julien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
CIVIL NOTES.

Ex-Judge ComslOck continued his argument
yesterday In opposition to the motion To admit test-
mony In relation the oral contract between Peter
Marie and others aud Commodore Garrison. IN the Mis-
sour Pacific Railway suit. He confined himself Sxclu
siyely to the Law points bearing upon his argument.
Catherine NJ. Gilbert has begun an action in
the Supreme Court Chambers, for decree annulng a
marriage with George W. Gilbert entered into In 1866,
on the ground that the time OF the carriage Mr. Gil
bert had another wife living Justice D0nohue yester.
day appointed IA referee IN the case.
Charles X. Goodman has begun an action for
a decree OF separation from his wife. Patsey Oh the
ground that she has abandoned him. Mrs Goodman
says that husband did not support her Mr. Good
replies that lie had supported his wife. although
sne ha0 great preference for the Affection OF
another Justice DOnO1ue. yesterday. IN the su-
periOt Court Chambers, refused 10 grant Mira Goodman
temporary aliInOny aud counsel fees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
LIVE Stock aARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, sept. The Journal ;-Hoos-
Receipts O0O shipments 5000 market heavy and 10
lower ght Mixed steady Packing ~ 4O0t4 40 PACK.
ing shipping 81 10 Gs5 10 Lght 81 75osj 20 skps So
81 -.
Cdfs-Tccepts 1000 shipments i5O0i active
10 higher best grades 80 cents higher than Wet
nesddy; 50 yOd&6 3d. Good 10 Choice 80 10
a - 3d. Medun - a. 80, Range cattle 10
higher texans "a l6Gp4 70; Texas 1angs rs 90 %
IS 10; MyOmmgs half-bred- - 90
90 shipments 300: market steady and
Far a. 30 G43j Good Choice
81 Texans ~ 80 a. - 10.
LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-Cdfns-Receipts 100; shipments
19OO; market dn only local buyers quanty
o. poor; NRve steers VI 800 Id sold si
Native Butchenng sian S5aS4 20 Texans IS iV0sI In
dians - Boa - 70
Stccp-Receipth 1000; shipments nOne market steady
and unchanged Mutton 50 1884 2j Texans Fair to Good
81 0Ud$j To-
-ecepts l6OOi shipments 5000. hogs higher and
active Workers 80 10 20. Packing 81 5Od&3
EAST LIBERTY Penn sept. observation-disclosures week
77iJ head OF through ami jo mead OF local The market
the worst OF the shipping "a 5Ssj 6O Butchers
81 % $50 %
HOgsKgcepts fo week 21l7J head Phadelphias - rs
- 80 lOIkofs D. lUGJ 30
81 lUa4 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
ANOTHER ADyANCE IN GRIM
EFFECT OF THE WEATHER BUREAUS PREDICTION
UPON IHE CHICAGO NAkkETs.
LEY rELkGRAPM me rRiBUNEl

EFFECT OF THE WEATHER BUREAUS PREDICTION
UPON HE CHICAGO NARKETs.
IBY rELEGRAPH TO rHK rRiBUNE.l
CHICAGO Sept. 2I.-Wheat and corn are
both higher they were last night and evidently are
tending upward Provisions strong, because OF the
influence OF tho corn upon the provision pit
d.patch from General Hazen OF the bureau to
the Chicago office was posted Change this morning
and made great STIR It predicted frost tonight aud
tomorrow far south as Tennessee, and promises
clear weather The injunction at the beginning OF the
dispatch give utmost publicity" tended alarm the
sellers and shorts all the more. Wheat advanced OF
cent and full cent n bushel. There was rush TOR the
signal Office By messengers and even by traders,
TO corroborae the decidedly sensational bulletin Asthe
announcement hung on the board somebody sorbbled
In lead pencil upon II, "buletin coutradicted."
to be taken by persons as authortaye
and in a twinklng. the news spread that the bulletin
had been conradiced the market declined almost as
far IA advanced The secretary OF the Board lust
before the close, raped for silence and solemny an
nounced that the bulletin which had been posted had
been denied. with this official denial oil the rumored
contradiction the regular Board adjourned The whole
anair-the posting OF Hazen's bulletin, the bogus
contradiction (probably intended ioke its serious
acceptance and finally solemn 0uucement by the
ST. year secretary that the whole market had been
the subject OF practical oksr-all would appear
ridiculous II II did not illustrate the intensity with
which produce spectators are watching the weather
and the corn crop.
On the call afterward tho market was "monkeyed"
with by traders who made monkeys OF themselves at the
bidding Of the big operators Bids were made above
and below the small lots to disturb and
confuse the crowd. On the curb, however all inc
options OF very strong aud higher september
sold nj 5lls October At 81, aud November at 500
| 50ls
II the prediction OF the bureau Is realized there Is no
question what tho course OF the market Will 20 To-
morrow There will be great rush OF BUYERS ana just
such another day of trading was experienced week
ago Monday IL was little remafAaD'o 'ha' prices
nuctuatcd as narrowly they dd to-day Tor there was
| an immense volume Of trade aud wholesale changing
of position W. T. BAKER Co. still tnet most prom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
FIVE RACES A. COVINGTOM

CONVICTION, Ky, Sept. 21.-There was a
large attendance AT the races to-day The weather was
COO, and the track but dusty. Force the first
race one mile by aengh Carson second aneck in front
OF Vanguard. Time, las. The second race, one mile.
was won by Powhaan from his saddeskirts out Audran
second a neck In front OF Buchanan. Time l:4G4 The
third race and one-eighth miles was won by Bro
cade by two lengths, FOstral second Ghost third Time,
l:5slA Iu the fourth race and oue-eghth miles,
Freeland half length Taxgatherer second and
Kansas third. Tme 1:574
I'm the handicap hurdle one and quarter miles,
over five hurdles, Bell Boy easily, King Dnchman
second Bonerem third Carter fell at the last hurdle
and did not finish Time, 3:22l2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

RECORDED REAL ESTATE raASSFs"S
SEw-YoRG llrf -,oo II
l67th..t 200 II cot Courtlandtaye. zohioo' 4,
scbumann and husband 70 Wakei. i;oi''iiAJ
,loth-sT "a 100 IL Of 0th-ave. lOuAiVIiA ~
fplns of 10 Margt fIansio Ia, Chas
3sth a. So 1o IL W Of luth:aNe -oAAV-''0' -
Water and wife 10 l. lie kaut -;,,,t al al
18th a. n T. noar lst-ave LOT lob Johh Soh 2.
sots0,t as $50 fte OF sd ave, 50xlO2.2i bef'"~ 4.
smith AMI hush nd TO Anton Frlearlch .;;;;;.isi.
2Ooth st. q / intersection ! AhuIews ae, Uvaft
cara Fairchlid and husband 70 Cn mas 4 p,-riak
,,o,h ~. = ~, NJ q of 4thaye. oOxlO1lli F"'"~ a
Dempsey and wife 10 lhufston Ann
llOth.,i s. $50 IL OF 4thaye. lo'ohAooii' 1 2,
sm'n az liz n Of 6thave. 50xlO0li; kosanns
SnanldinR amt husband 10 Il Mc Dona'1 .c.i.a
trnoso"1st 10 O75 Ed Voege anu WIG 10 Lou'' q
hoiznef1e' iots and Is, near Morris Docks
S0"1 - Morris 10 John biggert ;..--....'''
s.aswiekaye W 3, lot same 10 yalnes blksrva-sf
CSTystie-.t; No gll Vim schaneI ell M W ""e
cam. sronersy a VI Scnsfer, trustee. 20 sa@e
i5,l A. n s. 100 IL oil Matisou.avo, lzohioo''A' 4
y Dixon. referee, 10 Cuile "a isv
WilIisaye Q s, 90 IL $ OF 4Sdst, 2VxioV Ii ~
erich referee ii X kunhaidt 10 sme 10
vilhs.aye Q s. ~ IL OF lf3dst, zOxIVO 'NA'
wi sa@s 3 Ii0ii Of iisdsI 2cIloOi same TO
w,1ssSs so II Of il6t6st Sioxio0; same
wills es, 50 Il OF is3d-st sOxlot Same v
wilns.avo. ea 30 sof I5Sd-st soIioo' '~
,o,s.ags. cor Of iSdst. 76sIioo Leeeh ana
wife to Allen: IN K VIII
Same property; Ii SPARKS refefes' W
i1ms s' aS0 r. Of ahave. 25Iioo.iI Marst
Housman 10 Louise Finley. i,anm.
i2lstsI n s. 20 IL W VI 4th.aye. 2OxloVs Aus
garlen and wife 70 A Deans..''s'.''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
The PETROLKUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Sept. 90.

NEW lOkh, Stpt. ~
There was decided increase in the activity OF
the market to-day Tho only news from the oil
fields was that the new Howe No well declined alter
eighteen hours from 10 10 barrels hour; the Howe
No now flows at the rate OF 10 barrels hour. Two
new wells-Porcupine Nos. 10 aud l-are daily eI.
pected and they may show extension OF the Batown
obc further to the beast No IL is being closely
guarded the danger to the market Is not that the
we'll Will provea "Cherry Grove" but that u mystery
may be made OF It for SPECULATIVE purposes whose re
suit II may impossible to forecast The increased life
IN the market today attended by strong move
ment from 81 5liG tl.14A TO S117A The "ehorts I"
hastcue u cover; n0rd purchases were made by tue
nOntng trading eiomeut. and naturally little cOnges
ton was piOiuce Ia tie last half hour the market de-
olned 10 $ll5A. closing apparently weak, and yet
cent above las nights ina prices
The rause OF prices ana the total dealings
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
WISHING TO HAVE A LAWYER PUNISHED.

Jason +. Holman began sOlno time ago an
action in the Guy Court nst Samuel J. Lowell aud
f. p smith TO recover 200 for damages alleged tohsye
been sustained by him through conspiracy ON the part
OF the defendants deirand him An order OF arrest
was granted against Mr. Lowell but the surces on his
bond tailed TO Justify. sti Mr. Lowell went at large
and the attorney for the plaintiff having learned as lie
asserted that the sheriff had accepted Sl,2OO from Mr.
Lowell In lieu ball. moved that tue sheriff DO ordered
to pay the into court. On the argument OF THIS
motion a number OF ani avis were read by t. T. Wder'
the attorney Tor the plaintiff in winch the character OF
Mr. Lowell was handled "A good deal as might handle
erect garbage. Nesierdiy motion was made on the
plr Of Mr. Lowell 10 have the attacks on h'm In tnc
idayIts srickeu scandAOus and Irrelevant. aud
10 punish Wilder Tor contempt Oi court Tor hls con-
duct In tho The motion supported b. ahda's
In which Mr.. Wilder not spoken Of ia hdttrilng
terms by any Ihc argument ON the motion
lasted q good part OF the day. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
A SISTERS CLAIMS FOR NURSING.

General iIllam hIlsOh, WHO WAS dh5oClhtcu
with General Walker hDusterng operations Ia Mica
ragua and who subsequently colonel OF Ncwfork
regiment Rebellion at the close OF the Civil War
purchased a farm IN the town OF MOnni Pleasant West
chester County After hts denth the property went to
his widow, VINO died recently without leaving will.
william A. Wilson. a son. was granted letters OF admin
isiration. During the illuess OF Mrs. Wilson which
cxien ied over period Of three years she attended
TO aud nur-ed by Clara Duhy, den sister VINO
faiing 10 obtain from tlc administrator any cOmpcn
salon for ner services, began action In tie Supreme
Court for that purpose Toe case was tred be ore Judge
Brown and jury at " he Plains Yesterday aud YER
dct was rendered m her favor for 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
VETERANS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Secretary FOlger
has raised an pOrtant question in regard to tho
alton OF the new Civil Service law, which ne states in
letter addressed to the Commissioners today A few
DAYS ago be made requIsiion the Commission tor
person TO ill 5000 cerkship. and tue Commits sion yes
terday certified 10 him the names OF four persons from
which 10 make his selection The Secretary finds him
self in doubt as to LIZA OF the Revised
Statutes does not limit him making his selection from
the four He says in his letter to the Comns-
this section gives the preference other
equal bonoraby disch arged soldiers AMI
sailors late war, anu that section OF the civil
service provides that nothing conta ed in tat act
shall construed take away the preference ven In
section LISA TO that class OF persons lie asks Tor
further in ormaon on the subject His opinion that
II one of persons certified to him Is an honorably
discouraged sailor soldier ne must select that one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
No DTsCORDANr ELEMENTS.

The KOchesfsT DeiIIOcTuI uTlu CtIVHIoto
One of the oden elements Oh the party was
largely in the majority Rchold but 1t does not occur
TO as that II amy Thug which sould cast the slightest
shadow or guspcion upon the results for which all Re-
pupcans are ponsIDe. The platform and the ticket
will command the support OF all RepuD cans py What
ever name they heroic ore been known LOT tueIe
rs but one name nOw-that OF Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
A JOKE THAT MAY NOT PROVE a JOKE.

Flora A. Hastings began an action recently in
tine sancine Court against James O'Bren Kelly 10 have
a marriage ceremony which they had gone through with
declared TO have been done a Ike and not IN earnest
II ID alleged ia the complaint That one day in October
1882 the plaintiff. who then scventeen years old.
was at railway station IN Virginia waiting 20 take
train Tho defendant who eighteen ye9ra Old pro-
posed 10 her they soald through msrrlage ceTe
mony okeand that he should neverthink OF regard
ing the TRANSACTION In any light She consented aud
tne ceremony was performed She always regarded the
an ir a. Joke ale lived with the defendant M
his wife; size WAS never known his wife and had
never been supported him his wife. she dd not
see him gain nnu the following juno when he for the
first time asserted that she MS legal wife Sue be-
eyes mat induced her 10 through the ceremony
a- "A iyke with the Intent n o. afterward treating II
MS a valid ceremony. The defendant mas not put Ia
defence to the suit which has been sent 10 referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Sept 81 Lard Prime Vestsrn steady at 42
Turpenne. Spirits dull ST. Wheat No. Sprins Old.
dun Al 81 No Spring. new dull Sl3d New Western
Winter steady al a1d cora Mixed New sieady al 80 I'd
LONDON. sept 2.-PToduce calcutta iAnseci Al'di l5d
pei quarter hchued Petroleum O'sG'd 1871 gal 7pihts
BREsES sept 2U-Wi1ox's Lard closed A. a. marks 30
pieRnngs 40 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
RACING At SHEEPSHEAD BAY.

To-day will close the regular meeting of the
Coney Island Jockey Club but there will be an extra DAY
ON Tuesday For the Great Long Island stakeo' dash
of four miles. the starters Will be Eoe' Apollo ana
Bushv hacker. OF course Eo is great fayorte The
cub offer. S. 500 extra to the horse that beats Le1lng
toms record OF 79a and Eoe is likely to make strong
bid for this II Apollo keep him busy But unless
Apollo makes him brsky for three miles he Is 100
lazy TO score any remarkable time Following is tue st
OF entries for all the races:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
WHAT IS SAID ABOUT THE RICHfJELD
CONTENTION.
SINCERE FOR REFORM.

That all the men who have run with the
transformed into Intelligent champions oil
thorough going reform we do not but no one wno
saw and heard them at Rcbfeld can escape the belief
that they feel the necessity OF be gauing basis
OF fairly examining cad OF hOOtng dOwn t1e reform
projects Of the progressive wing OF the party and OF
giving assistance to all forward movements which
promise satisfy popular demands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
7RO1FING AT MYSTIC PARK.

BosToN, Sept. 21.-This was the fourth and
last day OF special meeting at Mystic Park The at
tendance was large and the track was IN fine condition
The 2:3s elias. race WAS by Pilot Knox In three
straight heats. Time 2:27, 2:264. 2:204 The 2:l0
class race unfinished aud was postponed until to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
EXCELLENT WORK.

The New York Republican State Convention
of 1888 at Riohed Springs did excellent work From
the temporary organization throughout 70 the final ad
0urnment thing done uecenty and IN order,
and irritating element introduced TO mar tue
harmony that prevailed The proceedings. though Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

The majority OF the Convention demonstrated
its desire 10 bring toeether all those VINO DeheYe IN
Rembcap principles and dIstrust the old Dsmocrtt,o
party I'D It's modern leaders. Men who nave dohe te
share of fractional stre anxious 10 DISMISS pae
ouares and tbe causes OF them. and 10 rally the psT
Of the Empire state a. unit Inc uhex
has happened The initial steps Tor genui ~ tlen
OF ali elements IN the Republican parry nave Deeh laAen