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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir-: In ono OF:
the Suubcans' of to-day II is xaniina.
ton Ia now being made at Richmond. 10 of the
SCRIPT OF the Book ~ Mormon" and that
Ia I" he determined whether the In gramina ar
"hich appeared In the original edition
which Wa furnished to the printers While David
"hHner Is submitting the original anuscript n
sp"ction suggcst that he nsO submit the
or The Testimony OF the Tire. Witne Of
"hich strtHingy resembles that Of the Iu-pred
OF Mormon whose gross and frequent grammarical
errors pointed our IN THE SuS o July
The p"p.r is signed by Oliver Cowdcry. David Whit.
'ner ana Martin Harris They declare they hav
seen tue plates which contain this il. n
record of tn people OF Noph and also
Their brethren and also of the people Jared W no
come tower or t"hiTh h1fh
ae.,re wa an angel % .od came down from en-
ana b' fore ~. ell
.n .nw ,ie Plates snt the engravings thereon" And
III they ascrlhe the honor
To tms SON and I" the Holy Ghost "hich Is God.
another paper. The Testimony In Witnesses
S2hhay rs"nrhnbe for its vr"nlmar signed BY four
Mutmrr- thre. HiuItts, and test
jos, Pm Snh IT, the Translator ot th. work ma.
wn,h p a.S We have seen and hrrted. and
W>sniSGros, d. u. Dec. H.
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NJ RG AfNISG ron moon.


fSn". TIE fr'trcr
Ia 1882 II man named jackson, was engaged
atdV.'r nSrncIcs, hauling Gpvcrntueut freight
6 6i7 nf a1 y"Hns man also na,ne cksoa;
Men. into .o camp Tor the might alter 4avns
s,.;n,'s,! ,Han tn Indian r3d" ~ aud de inaraei
rei,dy set you can hv. some ''
SOM rd; epitGss s sHF Nc Mnt "nd y w,!h
t sdy and m Mo m ,hat
This seemGd q enr:.ge the reiskin. who at
.nIoree his deanis tn" nr rin ', nrdnn II
h.t ths lnlli.n ai!on"i on at fu spe ao
MS wn %ay he en tss n,r5 u
i wih MN ara HarS 81 a@i fe"sndsi
man Farm: for saf,,i, the N Old I maj;
shonS ' not be T 6g"fe ftH hs f Rs
sasfy the a @ .' Tp bon tR his aa sar
hnfe BENZ in, given the y2unG man gwen W.
,hsy had not nrocseled h"ir repp @ssn To
mand Is q ,h the CsSs and snrrsndersi the pis
mbsr him to nt 'Gan n an , to tho
mo horr ar,ss torrurId him to death in
tanning his fate: made the h..et OF his way back
".'s ass aad s ta'
young man namsa LOVE Who o's aSom he s"s
sffy you h6rss ann $50: Ssr y g Nh t.
and aa the With hex.
nj E the esnE
m nrths money IN nis pocket was novel one.
AMI so, s ne pdnssedr ran to
isf, for him but and rroesed on s
70 6y The . aSaS he
s-ei ply low %'aa ar9 to r Si
The Obj TbeSt Of his mission IN. agent naturally
younger Jackson to which he had so largely
f"ya S ts ono Sy E"Te
n1sr o OF 'a ,s resh.er This being better
i ne S@r ss[m 6e OF al nss s9ne
tho; caught se 9n' s.s # h,d ssd
b ,,, . very good sort of flow. ana, besides he
::M Mh4 di vas H. II. a5f.a j.stson, ooo
You ana want TO know what you going to
,n don,t understand you" said the amazed
700 ii You nten "S to raise yns
an WIFI i l en- what ,,s 90 Wv inteni
of.TT Won d nave q acr,.r, his' ""''' p'''ef
va 90. 30 y"n sail .itckson:
Jsek-on then walked OF aud left H. m apd go,
lie thn war ,ar'ei,eI sh"t.:nn from his houee.
taip"i some buct-hot cartriise" Win wh H.i
smith shop whore the con yers5,tion took place.
H hen DO on n hr, and Of" q hsysd
t Ms s,rgG' W5nf n IN MANU. %I@
shop. him cominx anh fcrin '. SHr' thnt
rs-d his gun m I've 10 pa ,e htm Int t
nut heavy charge of burkshpt into u m XIII
from iiors" into ths strler! "a ' S1n 's AZ
unon hi4 h5 7 a' led he OF o n
wwTmy nmtii th@ cor yn'ns OF the Distinct Court,
e er'n whGit ti@S sce at the sann term ~
@Ms net ' r hts oTn %auTse in 1h
been tho first TO olfer price for his enemy =
S hid ia ' hai S
4.
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EMMJE'S PRESENT.
"A Coincidence In the Life a - Driver OF =
Coal Cart dust ReTore Christmns.
Hold up! What are you looking for2"


Coal Cart dust ReTore Ch-i.,m...
80 Hold up, What are you looking tor?"
Money"
Find ony7"
Sometimes"
The reporter had hailed tho driver of a coal
cart who. driving in the horse track. WAS
looking now to tho right and to the left on
tn street pavement no went along
What do you find 2"
All kinds OF things. You soc. going
through the principal streets all tho time. On
n long stletch We keep TO the horse tracks
Its easier riding. used 20 road OF %, drivers
finding money in the street. l thought I'd
Keep my eyes orcn. too Cars 20 faster than
coal carts. says TO myself and they might sp
by things without seeing EN-. So whenever |
strike into n horse track l keep running
rny eyes along the ground. l pretty high
up from the ground. but Two got good eycsi. ht
Sometimes ind money-nicksls. dimes, cents
occasionally big silver pieces. Bills are so much
ike dirty pieces OF paper that I've no doub, |
pass by ON quite often. Moneys what I'm
looking for all tho time. but. of course. l SEQ
otner things. aud pick EN- Once n while
hear OF coal driver finding purse but
never hoard OF ono Gnding a big wallet that
would bring a good reward. It's mover been
my luck to ind big things. Buttons II [
stopped to pick up oil the buttons l have seen
I'd have bumped back by this tiinc. No. sir
cents are small enough. We run across bun
s,niI$s drepSsd by womsn should S t tn NIX.
ioss lis ga
you bot They're poor enough without losing
money that way.
showed the nigh, befors and had the hardest
tug you eve! heard of getting around in the
had I" turn or Third avenue at sixteen tn
Hfsss ITO TO d ss
work is. and never let u horse pull a cart with
me on top whore it's hard going. So Just be-
h%s 5siaIs sas:Tsa '. .h end h 'ss:
high and hard; and had TO touch Billy with the
the load over he 81 pped and almo st fell. He
struck out one Of his rorefest for n hold and
What Do yon think he knocked up :? -, A brown
was vet. and I tossed the bundle up on ,he
coal and didn't think of it again un Til dumped
but Erahbed itand chucked it in my ovorcoat
pocket. When went home that night my lit
Tie I'M IN ie ran up TO me and nearly tangled my
What. 90 dot Som'n' dood p the little
u forgot All about that bundle. and had
TO say DID N know. 1t was just before Christ
mas and The little fellow was expecting some
thing. dnn't believe much in Santa Claus.
He's all right for some children who get pres.
ents It other times Of the year. But l can't
presa n Is all go for Christmas. Id rather m
ter than santa Claus. WsiI whaT I opened the
boy about the size of Jimmie on the sleeve
was pinned II piece OF card Hore il is
The dryer wound the reins around one leg,
| pulled out II greasy black wallet. When the
strap had been unlooSe nod some soiled places
o, o LAIR and ne nsw1n2Per elipEinGs and few
| forciinger and pulled out this card:
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a Marriage In Florida.
From TIE SAVANNAH N.,os.

N,KI,NNA. Fla. Dec. Last evening a party
Or four Or nNe Ieni"mtn from the country nut"
town AMI procured marriage license n ueu
Young merchant here and Agrl IN the country one OF
IN" party then "ntlced the "a he
buggy WIN him and dovs up tuveite street Being in
FORMED ~ the parties Intention the young PRO
,sst"i when he VAS covered 10y PISTOL aud told TO
nnt was quickly overI"wersd and h.id in the buggy
to the buggy and thus they left town The young
the . at is
Prao-. and at thu mnxzie OF and pistols
iony WAS performed standing the %
the unwilling 10 - released ven =
horse WIKI whloh town
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Su: 500 that
an Eng >huan asserts every third male
he meets ia 'he sireets Of this age
has cigar in his mouth While this i. DOUBT
less an sggeration. why did EngI.hmau no
tc- th-ss Two facts IN At every thrd mall
IN ms snlok ed Ia. "a
not n,s-i one nsio with pipe in his mouth
, no hut Ensh.hm.n are so cheap IN this country
,nshoke behsIy smelling ptpe the public
Lsnrs can stand cigar -nos- IN the streets the
In stores crowded with ladies "a RIrII
Dec
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More About the N uxy~ump,

Mugwunip Is an Algonquin word which has
shrNN-h IN Tue local sns-eh New 60
ana hish brought TO Eht again in III. n.wspaper.
% on ths dn-cs u he Indians OF North
t OF has-t,s and Connecticut mu. luomn
,or ~ II IN written. mug
os m an ana va. the ne Of superior
.nas FOR snpt.n leader and duke The nrst '.ttier.
nsstha borrowe d the word from the natiSes
inoient- man of Importance and in time
WHO thnVght hinasAf 81 unportonSO ~"A
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Kerry now. why that there Ia about a. much
tho ranger. ~ ~ D'S

Iansdowne. Vcntry and Kenmore hnve boon
SO elaborately described that II IL not neces-
sary to depict them. and an adequate narrative
would h" too long for any ono lvtter that YOU
could publish. But have few hitherto un-
published facts about other Kerry landlords In
my note book which may help to- show how
vigorous this old rolic Of barbarism still Is
Trinity College. Dublin. is tho owner o. about
$1,000 acres OF land in Kerry. In Valencia
Island. especially. its tenants ARE indescrlbably
wre'ched. At a village Of the famous Irish
name OF ponnybrook-not tho Donnybrook OF
tho shil!elah--tho huts arc viicr. darker, and
sna l"r than any hovals OH the main and round
ABOUT thcrc. Queen Elizabeth gave these lands
" the college. Agents and sub Ian, Il Iords make
me not worth lNIrg to tho tenants OF this re-
howhed college, which yet claims or did claim
10 lie II llberai landlord.
John Council OF Portmagee, n fisherman
said
had house from Trinity College for " hich wss
paying rent iherr was u SCI oni h0u." u-a "
Sttdhnu, triui'tH ayenb todd wr- too ugiS a
upurS lu ID" near ne trh"o hoIsc and ordered tb
h'',k " l''Wu. AMI u, would - n. me
good h'U-e ia the village poriuity,r and thai IA.
NpuIi "lilN ca wear,
ago was "h std 20 kupck down house. lie tlru
pul ~ good repair II" htr done vet /
own house. 1880 'N ny
The house knocked down. he 1t noted was
ohiIt bv tnnnsIl and not by Trinity hs had
PAID rent for the ground on which IL stood. Now
~ Pays rent Tor the forge and tho ground on
which it stands
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! v

The Earl OF Kenmore comes next. He owns
10000 acres. and his rental is G2l.OOO. But as
no owns the site Of Killarney as well as the
lakes and n fertile district around them his
arger incomes does not i'm ply that 10 - moro
merciless landlord. He Is not as bad as Ventry
aor worse than Lansdowno. He has boon less
denounced because he is n Catholic and there
Tore not only has done nothing to offend the
religious spirit OF his tenants las both Ventry
and Lansdowne and their agents have donel
but he has placatod some members of tho
priesthood by his generosity in contributing to
church establishments. But no American
Shareholder was ever guilty OF practices that
we're SO fatal to the prosperity Of his people.
NO slaves were ever So wrotchedy treated re-
FaGrainS thelr ANNA condition only;
OWNS n2oo acres. win rental of E7.l0l. Ia
Fash cbnei w sSESt'r 40 iitie,s as wolf or
oses all the value of the improvements that he
mas made on his hold which. in ninety nine
barren. absolutely unuroductive bog when he
sy time, and lRbor. Hence The hatred--ureiy
y Who s ssc;o which an Irish landlord
years OF rents IL regarded in ireland. IL
tmne e@Sb 81 the ia.iuro g. pay is the misfnr-
ease. For as last "a tho Kerry tenant i'm proves
his land =, his own COS, Just SO last the Merry
landlord raises his REM hand three Year, arrears
o. rent, after su"n increases represents far loss
t than tho annual rotm"nCnt value that has
boon given TO the propeEt, by tho labor Of the
fhImahi, Inc car,iaker Is n person who snh-
Dies inc landlord to keep up this uncarnnI
value alter th" tenant Is evictod. There is "A
war between Irish landlord and tenant; th,,
caretak"r IS regarded as N desertor TO the an
smy suine'imes lie ~ Killed, At other time.
er was k'l,cd or Iypched in Kansas /, year or
iimo no lI't We ethics ol these Outrager.
having llN"i IN kHESHE. and seen tho warm
snI he yi, mn shot iowa for lumns cain,
for taking = fnrm from which q tenant had
n ,h"rnn "l,e,ed have come TO believe that where
u'r" - no law, ~ in Kansas then or where
NE Law Is on tho aide of the oppressor, a. In
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THE TURMOIL IN MEXICO.
WISH TO fEPUDE<A1E HONEST DEBTS
NOT THE c. Use xE.
Fopu'n- Suspicion q. n ss,u,. OF
Concealed Under II
hn-The n."..iblIssy or re v.,,u,t,,

enn ,nqs Of Mssio is Very large and
such is an Old '" a"east9 mo" p1isn
e S"s, ssy'gei b; tn, rsG:n' OF
N MssiSGn eo S, Last ssrismbor Mr. Edvard
MSxjcan ' r whS the
nia rremen' Tor adJn-tn"ns Of the matter. and
vember. r T,.s to G3msres in No
i7;2ooooo sounds -terlin-: OF new Be Ion is.
n tho Of SSss eG Of 1851 to be 1sa in
a rno blu nn Ss ,"tss1s, and feSx nor
meet the annual ' in,cr vSt'' " tho republic
to HSw tt s mot ,, ina, the MHStean People wish
already to the utmost limit end"r"aee . that
ton OF tho -s: Ss be,
tn. ,l,s, amour. OF new bonds the oovsrnfnsnt
SsSss to issue an, and tho to aprltd
leaves ea7oo 900 or iit,o ovor N sIS
] re- our rns nss s 'nS s b,
S' ss s ss biz sss., by sGmse:y Tho -sbs
Me, MsS na ,s asrs s"la's '%e
Of truth t.IItni, ~ so ',,s u noes OF n grain
be ss5'r ns to shs s1s
esns 2t "" To-, deb. s
;@ Of ;4s asS sas,
thu, the ,so,. rS Mn come for
assxasz ara ;ns W.rw;ss ruled i, pos
n %@a.as. Ss ,a ' s5ld r # his is
vass., T al SS cansree. IA
az r" to ne; sa na
aSa,nst ~ C" Hna ie1 s1s
.,nraya 81 sS on,
t"nSar NJ q s'7s xnt q. s... ;rq T.;
the Hsi Of ~ Goh ssa wn %.s
nfrn S +%w;a IN w her 'I r,. nd.
y 5:i%." :sss,ls or ''"s as the oec-
t s sa%fHsf Lbs
for h ave = RIA sitH" Ha
aP1,s :';S. se s:o BY
I tiai1 Spin "n Tns ak bsy
5nd to o., snS S,sifS iron iron
:rN's sso to %Ks az and S
ihr Si 'h sSso T shS
s1. so!. as WI sr tr rfas as
i Sss my .n i,v sSsi
%s# s &
:! Sss :1@;a I'd
he; &: ~; a% vi.
ss.:T 90 n IL =;
to- S 5i or 'a a.:
8: a s;sss = ~. No.. ~ ~;
;1s I : II sssl;s
= Z: ;s,: II: i:s S & j; :
an" i, nope ~ DAY OF justine A0'
fsa .,.na Win assr. .o aSs o
was i'm M diAteiv precedin@< Presidsnt Dr..
inauG uration- Not his most intimat -
| trends know his
nI az a for that sa:acio.,s md non commit
the nie grave when policy dict. AT e beg n
row ded his house one eve, n fra a body cali
ing III TO come forth his s,.nri
mHnts; fey wise words from a f.,ir- M ncec
ruler AT That crisis would GU, iete
Ihisrersen IN. fiery young patriots. avertes
nora,'s. but the doors r.,Innined cIoss..i a n d
he
bhhen the inditr rnn1 youths. Knowing Dlaz ts
De WITHIN. proc.s..,!ed sneecE
rom chisf ger z ssf' h H
the sn., crowd d., A. every sentIeman Mexics,
Whip ped out in :. xvi &iI.S. and a pitched bat
and ,opnIacf.o, IF course. getting 1he worst .
| H. Besides others w sr yo,th p,
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fS"o' the H''r1uh~c
Two or three Mrs. \
t- "A Al
.,t.In Il here
,i.-l lear
WTii' a. h"i' - Nat II ctt! h~t',. Not
IA" 'l'i''-f tc r"tur. ,r al liRaro
Il. .N'T- a. a., " frIerfis
TVt'n ~iirr
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W w Brooks, a life-long Dem ocrat died ~
land HIS viii was found the curiou. pro-
ever hickn pole should be yer I.
United state. &c N ton of TN.
pole and that the poi- shoufd hi.
grave antiI II fell of N WV ~"
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For Jimmie.

Did you ever see anything like that ?" he
contin ued putting tho card carefully nwny
Iha same nane. exactly. don know whose
nunde tnnt was. but L know who's wearing the
lack:t. and guess it's dong i'm a much L.ooi
as II would have done the other j ilnmle w o
present
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10 THE EDITOR THE SUN-S1: The
tu'ari"r Ci'rin as IN known, has developing
1000 h"rse power. most
snip the ifh'iI has engines 1000
l--pni To some" hat less \ how
J"Hf boon PUT IN hnud for hich
Will be engIu"d inIIca,.1
rms e~@"! " =! gear or,
ov.tI .nts
o. q, Sln-,s Syxy
TIE Ior'ipT, E6pj1e~r ptII,It-h design. OF
r-rr,l
ttI cruiser Am. mon hor IoNy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

honest mon the peers least 0; the men we nave ps
bndly 70 lowing and We would say 10 our iit' pps
tha they know All there Is known aOou sciInB ga,
clrcuold4y. We have been yo'irg IN me lu' - 80
In,s fire.. rad.rs heretofore: now We lhteuh 20 'oto
I'm the interest 81 Amclici and Ancric'n 'h ~,
We challenge late mocrnnc leahors no ,, Vii
.iuce ltatcpput here made ON cleo ION Gay th,y WI
moro IN lv re1lHe the consequences OF thi' niuI
ana earn when late that they can3 mn mar
mon will immunity IN 0.cusipu. wOdld say l'I i'c
t" rsoHl r6y,folt' that We have unanimously nas-c
resounoos Endorsing Blaine ana Logan anu ''o'-'
them a. honorary members ~ orr cum.
'' MI,H&rL Riley.
s-Tf any orc thinks there arc ouy Ven l'hiIsh "a
our elm, e hcr read m. following st OF onGer.'
dent Me ael Eilcy president. Jaluc' Su
Tc,jv Lawrence GLAND, Ia rick NJ, airy JOIN N oI'
ran. rc9rl,lg secretary, John bcvlni crrrSlpillu7
secretary Michael simpson treasurer HlcheAl "I1.n,
us,i.k IL John Tobu executive commute ., eV''"
,ncrIe,s anil 4 committee on membership ~ hhe
| chatham :, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

A ,c+ case involving the construction Of tho
Acto. l--i for rrc}cutnt FRAUD iu ne .tt ~ DAIRY
products argued in the Brooklyn sulrme Co .rt,
General Team, before Judee Barnard yesterday. The
fu. w.s lr.ut Patrick NcGaIu Tor t'c -tle of cleo
uHre.-iuc p-tu. ,-A"ony Wia.vJr ssto1 D post
.ouul.ut OF 4.,ru. of IA appellant uH;' tie next
t-lll, upon affidavit ,a, t4o complainant Jam r.
MILO MAS formerly 4 ccsk II NcGanu's, and that
tne oleouargailue Nas sold 10 Richard McG4un, a
brother Of the defendant. Tho District Attorney
claimed that TIE suit La Iecn brought by hc defendant
h'u-ct 70 1oI.,t'u tho decisions NJ the question In
similar cases tAat would arse in NcW-Yolk. lie con
clu3cd with the statement: Governor Cleveland
recently sent Tor md desired procure the post
poucuc,t Of tits case for the reasons whIch have
Aatcd.'
Exclude Troy, counsel f'r Mccain, admitted state
DOB Mt Of The D-tTic Attorney, but argued that the law
WIS intended Tor those who sold olcouargaruo under
Lo ucs Win uteAt 90 deceive, not where it Was sold
Ope. ly CTS ocOudrgtruc
judge Iuuard held thaf Wa no ground fos az
io.ru.lcut Ii-ttict-Attoury IIdgcwat's statement
about Governor Cleveland caused much comment iu the
court Ooiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

4 Long AID VAIN DEBATE ENiICiEn.
All the leading actors OF IIWm1ny Ilaii VIII
appcar to-ucnt IN That highly entertaining farce "Ine
Endorsement VI Cleyelanl." John Kelly, "hy request, %
vii play The prt Of The Cr0reiyQcr Mr. Keiy- lament
over e un opul1uty of Nj Ceyelani ar org the work
inc classes Of this city, is said, VIII he one Of the finest
specimeus Of funeral orAoIy ever delivered in this
CIV Mr. Kelly WI, however, support General
spiuola's resolution endorsing" Ccyc.lnd but
his sp,,h VIII add 10 stC1 -th 10
Mr. Ccyclauds support ID tolls q y. Il Nj. Kelly at
the lat boar sbokl decide 10 make any speech the
Same ,Ints Will be made b. ". Bourke Cochran These
pouts are that Timmauy Hal Il D"noc attic orc'uila-
ton that tho action OF h- National Democratic touven-
ton must Dee ior.cd therefore, hut t1t IL is jas, IA
obvious now as i wa. before the National convention
met tat Cleveland IS unpopl'r "ith tie working
ola. "a. Notwithstanding tAis sad r4rbtrk Tammany
VIII Do is hest 10 elect Nr Gey',1u1 Most
of the .pcscrs viii follow Nh kciys or Ir CocAi ans
senator Ihom,, T. Grady intend O., a.-'il tlc Cover
nor rly bt Dr. somewhat aplrchci Fr o. tott r
rpor "a ne - stature We're forwarded byte Cover
moss fHeads from Albany YESTERDAY W.
Grady 4, ouco las C"cI 10 Francis y.
l.uritr and o.taueI q ccii Gc,fe de- airing that
a. WAS "a. dent dntiJn ,nopost ~ Albany IT, III re-
fore the Governors t.iruCs should slar2' Mf. crazy
with "a tenn iinr urrcp. ton IS 90 convey tn Sew i"i-
Col 20 Nrv-lork jh- lsr intends o. flourish Mr. lhur
B. r. certificate IN heir faces.
tH ,pc k. un Dol. side N Do. Il,Lati j. id-oroI, t--
sem yuan Hlcs,r,v alI * 4 ..r-' lyman ho,- b.
dclf over the Ipdo.-tnr ir plIu"n Ia~l il i1t-
ligh Is Vectcd II * thOI ut iIat the spc"cA.' VIII
O- oi an IuO & MA d tile ana mat arc n'l'- al
they cau 10 Iuiue Cleveland ,hc iesiers Of Tam a.y
Hall yill pas, the - dnrs-inc resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
SUCCESSFUL TROTTING RACES CLOSED.
Esd OF THE NATIONAL TEOTIING HORSE BREEDERS
MEETING-TuE WINNERS.

ESD or The NATIONAL TEO1IlNG HORSE BhEf
MEETING-TuE WINNERS.
The National Association Of Trotting Horse
eeders closed ts eighth annual meeting yesterday at
the grounds OF the New-York Driving Cub Mor.sanit
The S2l 900 IN stakes the largest amount ever con-
tended for in three days trottuE meeting. This was
the successful tins ever h"l boy The assoc atom
On no day was the crowd OF spertltos large L con
sisted mainly OF representative Iorscmen and those IN
tcrcstod breeding trottcr'. Colts bred ~ 'haile'
Baclman, Of stony Ford Farm. Orange County; by Con-
cral +. Tracy. Of Marshsnd stock FARM j. d. Wills
OF Middctown stock Farm and otncr weI-known
breed contcnded for supremacy. General Tracys rep
resen'av4, h. National Stallion. TIE juvenile and
the Produce stakes. This was the best done by any
one breeder in the East rep. soniel At the meet
Ing. The great success, however. was tie
victory Of Ken'ucky'3 rcpres' NATIVE, Early Dawn
I'm he Wilson Stallion stakes. -he di-tanced her field
and thereby Won the whole stake. 1900 As gate
money fair he meeting has Lot bcel rcmumeratiye, but
the future Of the 'aon s ur'd since IFS or-an-
va on each succ mig meeting has been improve
men pred c~ssor and is Officers end members ere
an pleased with ~ success. The yes rdly II
Mis. Leland in the MnhIttln stake wlss surprise.
Her only competitor BayOnne Prince. who has a
record close 10 20 bat h. showed speed aud Il
evidently nor himself She wOa In three straight heats
Olympia had IN easy t-k defeat her hed, which she
did IN dre st.le.
Tire first race was for the Nursery stakes for foals Of
1851, value Il. %. 10 wai< over or v. H. 4
MALI Helena by Meredith.
The second Tor the Manhattan stakes for lOas
of SO value $3.50 There only two startets j. d.
Ripieys bay mare Mis- Leland. by Lc and, driven Oy
william SNYDER and X. C4dlL black horse. BlyoAne
Prince, by KenuckyiPnnce driven by H. e smith. First
L.lIudLJt The poe she 10 * tn lead 40 The
start orcnug a ran Of two Lengths NJ tne quarter
pole Increased ITO four lengths az the hal. and
wa- lengths IN advance at the three-qlarer- Com
in into the home fret II Ter crNeF SLOW H'i up .,'