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COURTS.
THE CLAIMS OF A WoULD-BE CORONER.

THE CLAIMS OF A WOULD-BE CORONER.
At the State election in November, 1881.
DR. Charles Nordquist the Republican, and Thomas
o. Archer the Democratic candidate for coroner. The
result was tie vote, the Board OF Supervisors in
structel Dr. NordQust previous coroner to continue
In the position At the election IN 1882 the Democrats
nominated two candidates, Edward j. Mitchell and Icons
ard d. Tice while the RepuOl nominated John sehO-
boho, IN the belief that Dr. Nordauist legally nuld-
ing the office The Democratic canddIte had large
majority but Mr.. scbobohm maintail ed that the Dem
ocr.ric f,cket was Illegal The tier came before
Justice Dy knan at "a special Term OF the supreme
Ionrt al White Plains YESTERDAY. quo irdTTdRtO pro-
ceedngs rendered decision adverse 70 the claims
of MIR schlobohm. The case ID to be carried up
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TILE CANVASS IN NEWBORN.
A GOOD ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
THE REPUBLICANS OF SYRACUSE MAKING SURE OF
VICTORY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
SYRACUSE. Sept. 22.-The Republicans of the lid
Assembly District of Onondaga County to-day made
one of those hghclass nominations for the Legis la
ture which have characteuzedR Republican legislative
conventions thus far this year. There seems to be
an agreement among Republican constituencies to
nominate such men in order to redeem the Leglsla-
ture from Democratic control The man nominated
for Assemblyman is ex-Mayor Francis Hendricks
Mr.. Hendricks began business in this city twenty
years ago. poor man. He has built up fineltrade
as wholesale dealer in artists materials. He has
twice been Mayor of the CITY, each time serving the
citizens well, and will unquestionably be elected
az the district is largely Republican one; but his
bigb character and the dssenslOn in the Democratic
Marty owing 10 the frauds at the primaries al which
delegates were elected to the State Convention.
promise to bring an unusually large majority To
the Republican candidate for AsselhDlynan.
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BANKS AND LOTTERIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-The president of
the New-Orieans National Bank against which Post
masere General Greshaui's order in relation to
lottery company's mail matter directed has had
interview with the Secretary of the Treasury tho
subject Secretary Foger told him that tue question Of
the delivery OF mail matter to the bank one.
which ne mad no direct control, that being matter
under the uri sdotlOn tho Post Office Department.
The only question he said which be Secretary FOgcD
had to decide whether the action Of the bank IN be-
OF the lottery company to receive ia
mail was proper subject for INVESTIGATION By the jreas-
ury Department.
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ON THE DIAMOND FIELD.

About $500 persons witnessed the game of
bs ,ebal AT the Polo Grounds yesterday between the
New.York and Chicago mines. The Chicago club played
in much better form the previous day. and de
featrd the New-YorK nine after wecontested match
Welsh WAS put IN to pitch ana knocked out OF the
box in the ars inning. Ward pitched tho remainder Of
he game but the damage already done could not be
repairod The Chcagos played an excellent fielding
game Dorgan, Burns, Gore and Flint led at the bat.
The score Is Appendices
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MILITARY VISI10RS From BOSTON,

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery, OF
Boston, are TO visit Ncw-York she guests Of the Ola
Guard Veteran Battalion. They will leave boston on
Monday, October /, and on Tuesday morning they WIZ
be escorted their quarters Mt the st. Nicholas HOTEL
where In the afternoon and evening reception VIII pc
held. On wednesday the Old Guard will escort their
Boston gnests through the principal Thoroughbred after
which they viii tender she parting banquet atIrvinF
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Runs earned New.york. p Chicago 3. First base by
erfors-New York Chicago g. Total left on blsesNew
YORK o. Chicago, Z. al base hits-N ew'IOrk, 10;
CHICAGO 10. struck out-Now.YOrk, 81 Chicago. 2 I'm
pIs-DeCkeE
good game played at Washington Park Brook
Iyu. between the Brooklyn and Domestic mines. Inc
attendance about 1000 The score was
Domestic g 3ES
Brooklyn " ~
Other games played yesterday were as foows:.
AT COlumhus-M Metropolitan, z; Columbus, L.
AT st. Louis-S,. Louis o. Athletic. q.
Al Cincnnati-Cuolnnati, b; Baltimore, o.
At Louisville Eclipse, 8; Allegheny.
AT Standardization, Is Buffalo, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Cleveland, 1.
Al Observation-Disclosures, o.; Detroit. g.
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APPROPRIATION CONVENTION.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNH.l

ITHACA, Sept. 22.--The Prohibitlonlsts OF
Tompkns County held convention here to-day TO elect
delegates TO the State Convention and choose candidates
for the various county offers Resolutions passed
condemnng the liquor traffic. pedgng the support Of
the convention to any man in harmony with It's Interests
and mining 10 amendment 20 the state Con-
stu IN prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating liquors as
navar
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday. Sept. %. 1888
BONDS REDEEM D-The bonds redeemed under the
12lst call up to noon to-day amount to $2ol22.o5o.
NEW BANKS AUrHoRIzED--1hc Controller OF toe Cur
Tency has authorized tho Consolidated Bank OF San
Diego Ca aud tue Red Oak National Bauk OF Red Oak,
iowa, 10 begin business
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THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Jacob Schaefor says that
when sosson Issued his challenge to play him for the
billiard championship AZ the balk.lme game 1t was
known that C5ohaefer) had game ON with VignauK
In Paris In November, but II eosson will challenge hlm
in the regular way after that matcn, lie VIII accept IL
Senaefer Will leaye New.York Tor Paws ON OotoDer ~
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MACHINE METHODS MUST GO.

ALBANY, Sept 22.-Andrew 5. Draper who
succeeded John L. smyth on the State Committee from
Albany, publishes letter in The Erening Journal. in
which he alleges the treaohery aud neratiiude COM
planned by smyth all on the aiers sideand pro
claims hope of rcunitug the party mere on the motto
that The old machine mel mods must 60"
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CONTESTS Al CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22.-The second eleven
OF tie Young America Cricket Club defeated the Harris
burg team at Stcnton to-day cricket CUP match
begun nj Uarrowgate to-day between the Girafd and
GeImantown eloyens Germantown In i've wickets will
have to overcome l24 to win.
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PHIL4DELPHIANS LOSE At CRICKET.
The Merton Cricket Club of Philadelphia anC

the Staten Island Cricket Club played match at Camp
Washington s. L. yesterday. Surprise was expressed at
the result the Staten Islanders winning by 100 to 81
runs IN the first inning For victors III. Aser did
tine best work. with Of AZ not out For the Phil
adelphians L. Rutter with 90 not out, led tae batting
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Hall The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Il ~
Oldest military corps In the United States having bed
organized more than 200 years
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"So old Podgers is dead, is he m tayss
Doacvn HOPKINS WELL well, read that Dea,r az 10
shinlng MARX but notice when no CAM ~.
Will taks uost anything clse."-ilexas s"sAs
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8.

eSn eiltem Salou su 9onbo Stir
tpuroe 9. 6lp, elm reipeftabler UNI
rubiger junger Mann, BON bem reifet:
ben &orresppnbenten Ser vgrpreb"
20. .. Warb, Dbne iebe Geranlai1une
erI6oifen. @aro fbt i'm GaltrobiIel
@efdngniB.
: Gin Nem Oorfer 8latt bonn Z.
melbet, baB Der Bidder Gbarles 2unb=
berg bon auitin aus ieinem 9otel ipur:
los ber16nunben fei.
= Sn Souiton tpurbe Scr. 8lanIorb
in einem Streit BON feiner 6rau nit
einem &alirmeIier gei6nitten. Oie
Wunben finb ungefdbrlid. Sas Paar
geb0rt Der beliern @eieQf6aft an.
: Gin 8ie6sii6ter aus bem Snbiz
amer Serritorilln, Stamens 9unbam,
ipurbe nebit 5tpei anbern &eiiegefdbrten
stpif6en 8airb unb Coleman bon einen
StraBenrduber iiberfallen unb beraubt.
eSn Sort Wortb angefommen, bemerfte
Sunbam BEN &duber, tpie er einen mad
Dallas beitimmten @iienbabn5ug be-
ftieg. st nabm benfelben 3ug unb
telegrapbirte Der poli5ei lit 9allas beim
@intrefen bes 3uges auf Dem Sepot
anipeienb gu iein. Sie poli5ei mar
benn audi an Srt unb Stelle umb
nabm ben &auber in Gmpfang. 9ia9
Der 9lngabe bes 2ebtern mar elmer Der
&eiiegefdbrten Sunbams nit Dem &dus
ber i'm Bunbe.
Gin 17idbrises Mab6en in @io
8ranbe GitD, bic So6ter bes 3ollinz
ipeftors Stuart, tpurbe BON ibrem
8ruber, Der nit einem &ebolber fpielte,
aus 3ufal eri6oiien.
Sn einem alten Gornbauie in
&aufmann County, bas ni6t mebr sez
brau6t purbe, fanben bort ipielenbe
&naben It's SilberbDllar.
= Die Sidetpffice Der Gentralbabn
in Seniiom 1T erbro6en unb beraubt
pDrben.
= Ser Sheriff bon gsaibinstom
@ountp bat einen 6arbigen gamens
Sobnfon perbaftet, Der i'm Sabre 1870
eine11 Morb beging.
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gsorioe g,pd,e moren mir cine

GOrige Wo6e tparen mir einem
un6armber5igen Sturm ausgeieBt, Der
ni6t allein uniere SiiBe unb Striimpfe,
fonoern uns bur6 unb bur9 our6ndBte.
9ie SOlge mar Elm fur6tbarer S6nup=
fen, ber einen franfen Sals uub ltarfe
Spmtome bon Gieber mad lid sog.-
Sas quite Meib9er iiber i6re 9(utoritdt
aus, iebte uniere GiiBe in beibes Wai=
Ter, tpidelte uns in mollene Slider unb
ianote unIern guten Sobn fiir cine
Slai6e bon 9lper's airf6en=@ruItmittel.
IS 1T cine pra6tbolle Mebi5in; ange=
ne6m einsunebmen unb CUTE 9ienlte
leilien0. Wir f6lieIen ungeltort bic
gan5e Na6t unb ertpa6ten bplfommen
berseiteat ben nd6fen Morgem. Wir
fino iiber5eugt, oab mir uniere raj i6e
@eneIung nur Dem &iri6en=Srufmittel
gu banfen baben, uub 56gern baber feiz
men 9tugenblid bafielbe Nllen gu empfeb=
len bic cine fol6e Mtebi5in bebiirfen.-
Tehucana (Tex. } Presbyterin.
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- 9ie Staaten @ruppirung. Sn
einem Nrtifel iiber Die nmtpdl3ungen,
pel6e Die 0olenoung Der ytortbern
Paeifie 8abn berDorbrlngen mirb, tueiit
eine 3eitung in Stem Tacoma barauf
bin, tpie tpunoerli6 bic bisberige faft
allgemein gebrdu6li9e @ruppirung Der
Staaten 1i9 Der @irfli1feit gegeniiber
ausnimmt. Wsan fpri9t bon 9teip=
Gnglanb- -Staatem nit 6inblid auf Die
engere biitorii6e 3uiammengeb6
tpel9e biefelben einit als Golonien batz
ten, tpd5ren5 man bic unmitteIbar fiiS=
lid babon gelegenen Staaten obne einen
beionoers einleu9tenben @runb als
vWlittelitaaten" beaei6net. Ser Sit
ben" bat li9 leinen uripriingli9en uln=
fang nidt getpabrt, benn Seras re6net
man f9Dn nit gum vSiibmelten". Ser
8egriff uWefen" 1T gdnali6 unbeitimmt
gemorDen, unO tpenn Elm Wtann aus
Sllinois mad Colorado fommt uno err
aablt bort BEN 2euten, baB er rim We=
item" ipO9ne, 10 miro er aus9ela6t.
8isber fpra6 man bon einem NOrbpe=
ien, Der Miscpnfin, MiinneIota uno
9acota umfaBt; iebt bebnt ii9 Der ge=
griff bereits bis Oregon un0 WaIbing=
ton aus.
9ie Tacoma Stems" enpTieblt fol=
senoe @ruppirung (uObei lie ale Serriz
torien bereits als Staaten mitre6net) ::
/. Mtlantii9e Staaten: bic feds
Nep @nglanb : Staaten, Stem Dorf,
Stem Seriep, Penniplbanien, Selamare,
Marplanb, 8irsiria, bic beiben @arO=
linas, Georgia unb Gloriba.
2. 8olf=Staaten: alabama, 2ouiz
iiana un6 3eras.
3. NIiiiippisSbal=Staaten @iln=
neIota, Soma, @iseonlin. Sainois,
Oafota, Nebrasfa, Ganlas, WiiHOuri,
oas Snbianer Serritorium, 9lrfanias,
0diiiiiippi, Senneiee, &entudp, Welt.
8irginia, Ohio, Sn6iana unb Wtiz
9igan.
4. Central Staaten: W}ontana,
Sbabo, @poming, gepaba, lltab, So:
lorabo, 9risona unb Stem MericO.
5. paelfic Staaten: California
Oregon, @aibinston unb Nlasfa.
@egen bieie @intbeilung, Dbwpbl Il,
iiberIi6tli6 lit, ldBt ii9 benn bod
Ntan9es eintpenben. 8efer 1T jeben
falls bic bereits mebrfa6 porgei6la
gene, ipelbe folgenbe Gruppen auf
! itellt: Norbatlantii6e, mittelatlantii6e
iiibatlantil6e Staaten, @olf Staaten
| GentralzStaaten unb YacificzStaaten
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gullipa,, & So.

Der befannte G6ub6dnbler S. Mar=
tin bat fein @ei6dft an Obige Girma
berfauft unb tperben bic 9erren Ii6 nidi
rlur ben1iiben, Die alte 9un0f6aft beg
Gel6dftes su erbalteu, ionbern aud irn=
ner mebr ieile Gunoen au ertDerben.
Sullipdn & 60. bsben ni9t MI,
bas bette uno getpdbltefte 2ager in 0a=
men= uno 3inberi6uben, fonoern ibrt
Maaren sei6nen fid aud 6urd preis:
tDiiroigfeit unb Gauerbaftigfeit aus
Die 9erren erbalten forttpdbreno neul
3ufubrett uno liefern baber bas Nller.
mobernite. @tan faufe G6ubseug nul
BEL ibnen, tpenn man gut bebient ieir
tpilt.
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Sd bin bereit, iagte 6rau bon Sor:
fen, bann ftanb iie itill unb fragte mi
5agenber Stimme: gSie tpeit lino fl
nit einanber?
6rieba errDtbete. 3auoern0 ant:
tuortete Iie: 9eute bat ibr &einbolt
iein 9ers unb feline 9anb gebpten. Se,
8uno 1T gei6loiien.
Srau BON 8orfen sudte 5uiammen,
aber nun eit1en 9lugenblid. &ommer
Sic, fagte 1te, i6 bin gefaBt.
Srieba beite(te Ben Wagen uno ndb=
renb Die Samen gu gfetta's WObnung
fubren, bate &arl poltel &einbolo slt
befen b09iter 8eifiir;ung gemelbet, Bic
Grau Sante lei 10 eben in Der Gelioens
angefommen, bate aber gleid bin5uge=
fiigt: Sunger, gndoiger Ser, nebmen
Sic Sba9t, ein @etpitter riidt auf Sic
an bon Seiten oer gndbigen Grall
Sante, unb tper es Sbnen ein9ebrodt
bat, fann i6 Sbncn aud iagen.
(8Drtfesuns foIat.)
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erpen<Be3minQer

Ga berubist unb erquidt ben &ranfen ni6t
onr6 Die @infiibruns bon Spiaten unb anoern
braitii@en Mebifamenten, ionoern bur@ bic
8eforoerung Der 9bdtigfeit beS 0fasenb unb
Nerbenibftems, iuel6e baS @ebirn bon ben f9ao>
li9en @infliiien befreien, auf beren llria6en
mir uns oben besoaer.
81 Sr @siili9es aouofatsn s,s gteraten, sfanf.
sebensineile gierbenldbmuns unb llnoronuna
res 8lutes, beS @tasens, Der Ginsepeibe unS
&ieren erseuet, ODER fiir alle, Die eines nerpen.
itarfenoen, ttiraulrenOen Wiittels bebiirfen, 1T
g Sama ton gterb inc unIddbbar. Sau>
fenbe erflaren als bas puuoerbollife belebenbe
MitteL bas ban iinfenbe Sbitem trdftist.
$3.50. 3u faufen bel alien slpotbefern.
Or. g. q. &i6monb Me ;. Go, ct.
Soiepb, Mo.
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Scr @rifuffice grdlanae,

6ommers & lleblinger Gigen=
tbilmer, fiibrt bic beifen Weine, Gban=
paguer, Wisfies, 2iqu6re, feines Bier,
einbeimiftbe unb irnportirte Gigarren.
9as 2Ofal 1T luftis unb gerdumig unb
gilarbipieler fin6en ntebrere Slide Der
beIteu 5abrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,nS
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W1ntter! wantter W9ntter


Dercst STR tes Nad!s sel5rt msrbsn
unp In guter Nuts untsrbro6eu burG tas
SGretsn zines franfsn &iness, pelhes
Stmsr3en bonn DurGbreGsn Der 3dtne
lsibst2 81 ss Der Sal, 70 fault cline
TlaI@e Don Wrs. gB tnsl orps 9 ps
ttin9 9Yrup. @r piro ben nrmsn
9letnsn iofort bon 1stnen Shmsr3sn BE-.
frsisn. Sian psrlalfs fid barauf es tilft.
gs III feline Mutisr auf grben, bis ss per.
ludts unp guG ntdt mtttb,tlen ruarbs, bab
60 bic Ginsswsioe resultri, ben &lsinsn
Silfs unb @slunbbett unb Der Wuttsr
Nube perl&afft, baB 90 tpte 3auber wtrtt
Das Wittel III fiber In alien 8allen unb
ansensbm BON Gef&mad es wirb bon
elmer Der altefen unb bsfea DOetorinnsn
In ben Ser. Stuatenperidriebsn. llebsr.
d su taten,bie Glaf&e au 25 Gents.
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= Opspepfa ber Sefdbrltdite Tssnp
Der @elunbbeit, wtrb burd Mnuenbune
BON ,afers Dpspepfas Tablets" surlrt
Bel allen Gpotbeiern 3u haben.
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grabanbter, galencienne, gae
riIer, 3ufRfGe, Sd9iii6e unb leinene
6piben in GROCER Nuswabl biligft beim
Sampus.
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- GnDpfe, Befabartifel fiir 9amen=
tlei6er unb @df6e. fOipie fir 8ett3cug,
biligit bel Gamous.
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- 9feines Blut erbdlt bic @elunbbeit
uDr. Mders Blcob @lirir" miro prn ben
berpcrrasenblfen aer3ten empfcblen. Sci
allen NpOtbefern 81 baben.
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(Bprtfebuns foIat.)

- Cine alte Wdrteria, la9t: i. Er.
Wders GngIifd Remeob" iit bae teifs
Ulittet se9eu Suifsn, Srdune ober 0,pb
erie. gei allsn &sotbstern 3n taben.
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g e rT Dp u II q.

Euffs 1iIfen finb fpe;ieu fdr biefe Sdne
btreitef, eiaeDpfIs pernrfadt einen 5pId,cnssed,s
fsl Inn Seffnhen, cnf Der &etoenfe erffannf IT.,
Gle pernebren ben Mppefit uno reruriaHen 6letft1:
Ifds, ra Der 2orper een6brf unr Dur itre fpnifdle
G5irfsina duf ufnies5ertduunsscr elm reseifndft:
Ger gtublgnns terporaerufen tptro. greis Is Gents
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1lff' 8
A,tae,1
epn,ptpme einer

GDntptprie cifter
untb Gti9eit e e b er.
Dianaet an Gppetits @ebarm gerftcpfing,
galnersen i'm Sfppf nit eirem buntpfen @efiiBl
i'm oiuterfcpfe, Ghnter5er inter ben Gdnlter@
tlitterf, Gufgetriebenfein mad benz @iier, NIT.
glbneiqitma 0eaen jeoe t5rperlid,e cber geiftise
gbatlgteit, reisbaresE temperament, triibeS
utnna nit pent befcnberen @eflible, iraenb
cine ObIiesenbett eergefien 81 taben, Meioigz
feit gSirre, Ser5tlcpfeft, Bunfte Dor ben Museti,
oci5e 6nlff, iiberballpt &ppfffmer5en cberhalb
pes redten 4uses, unrrbiser Sdlaf NIT bedrss
itiaenber grdunlett, fart aefdrbter trin nno
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8, mff's 8 S ntr . {, E

@rnne 6aer oper rte iperben purt elm etnstses
Nuftrdgen bssier 9arbe gu eldnsen6 q tpar5en
bertrdfIoet CITE perfebt ete tdtrlfe 5drbe p ptrtf
augenbIfdl gu bertdufen tn Gpotteten oner piro na
Grfpfdng BON 81 purt5 grpreB rerfduct.
Office as Dfurrap Gtreef, Neip>5crt.
f9r gift'S Di1nudl uerftpnler nreripetfuneen uno1
vsSt19erJfe5epte ppu rtrn aerangen fret perlenoeD
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rvTpIrs IN THE HORSES HOW.

The National Horse Show Association closed the
list of entries yesterday for the regular classes A.
j. Cas- ats Thoroughbred stallion, Stratiord, and
E. Balback's Cypress are included III the entry lst
for trotting stations. J. II. Dahlman is repre-
sented in the various classes by twenty-five
horses u. s. jrant jr.. has entered Linden-tree
and J. b. Houston, Leopard. both gifts from the
Sultan OF Turkey. Cleora and Independence, tho
fast trotting team OF William Rockefeller, COlonel
Kip's Lady Grisw old, Miss Emily COurtrights La
Belle and James Leary's Kildare Boy and Kildare
Girl are included III the lIot of roadsters. Among
The PercherOns entered may be mentioned Raspsll,
Marquis and Ristique. the property of Howard e..
White of Syrac.se. b. T. Rabbit. in this list has
added the name of Franklin. SheDbard aud Pier OF
the Murray Hill Farm. have entered the coaching
stallion Royal Prince. The list OF ENTREES for
match team coach horses includes j. l. Wlnches-
tors Duke and Prince, and {. +. Meets Pet and Don
Pedro Charles 6. FTancklyn's Dandy jim and
White Logs are in the class of L cart horses
Mrs II. G.. Lvngston's Toby and Mrs. X. j..
ysen's horse Baby entered in the coaching cab
class There are twenty-five entries In the saddle
horse class. Pierre Lorllard, ir, has entered
Dunplng and Henry l.. Rowland and and Prescott
Lawrence have horses entered IN this class. Ia the
pony class Miss Kitty Mckinney and Miss Mand do
Lancey Robinson and the Gentlemen's Driving
Club have made entries. In the list of hunters are
A. J. Cassatts Bender. and The Count the property
of Miss Gertrude Cheever. of Far Rockaway.
Bishops Sons of jersey City have made the prIn.
cpal entries in the class open to mules and
dOlkeys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
oprN1Nc OF MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

The opening of the College of Physicians aud Sur
ceons AT Fourth-avc. aud Iweni ythlrd-st, for the
Ensuing fail and winter term took place last even
inc in the lecture room of the college building Dr.
f,nrtIs the secretary of the faculty read the pro-
pramme for winter work, whlchd1d not niner mate
ralIy from that of previous years. Dr. Pax, cheml-
cal professor of diseases of the skim closed the ex-
ercises by an address that touched the various con
Alterations OF his general subject. The number OF
candidates who have matriculated TO date Is 500.
which is above the average 1t IS expected that the
incoming class will number 600 before the end Oh
the month . -, ., e
the Eclectic Medical College OF the City of New
ma No I Livingston Place After a benedictlon
nv DR.. +. II. Hunt addresses were delivered by Dr.
Robert s. Newton, president OF the faculty; Hon.
Chauncey ShafeI, u. X. Pangborn, Dr. ii. D. huo-
hall and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
PANING THEIR TAXES.

A line OF taxpayers had begun TO form in front of
the Office of he Receiver OF Taxes by O'Clock yes
terday morning and when the office opened.
two hours later and payments began to be received
there were two or three lines reaching through The
building and ont into the Park for a distance of 200
feet or more. When the doors were closed a. p.
IN. S2727000 had been received, and
the amounts taken in after that time
from those who were on the lines brought the total
amount up to nearly $3, 5000. 600. This is as large
an amount rs was ever received in one day. Some
of the amounts received were large. The controller
of Trinity Church for that corporation paid about
100000. The Aston estate paid $406. 600, COM
putting the tax at So 20 per 800. and on valua-
tlon of 90 per scent this would give the market
value of the estate at about SIS, 900. Illlam
H. Vanderbilt paid a tax of $4,000 on real
estate and $4,000 personal tax on 81, 900, 900.
Cornelius Vanderbilt paid $3.50 on 800, 900
personal estate. President Arthur and Robert u.
yalued at 1885. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Parade and mass meeting OF newsdealers at cooper
Institute H.. -, ,,o,,rhlican state
Committee in Fifth Avenue Hotel. - a.. rrood
New.York Abolition Reunion Anniversary III broau-
way Tabernacle. .. nal,
American Jockey Club races at Jerome ParE
Uorcultural Society exhibition In HOrtlculturai
Hall. ,.,,,.--. ,.o,, poston
Visit OF Ancient and Honorable Artillery from BOSTON;
Sepate Committee on Labor and Education In feuerai
Building. A., r,,rrdirc ~ rho
Eugene Lawrences lecture on the rounding VI inc
Republic before Historical Society. - ,,,. ,r,i.r
Meeting of Neurological Society at No. IL West Ihiry
Departure OF Moody and saDkey for Europe ,,o
Metropohtan-New- York baseball me on Toio
GrOunds,