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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

,., ZONES EAR,
III the state /.
az sno c,hi,argedby Tie ' N.
we we abandoned Tia
OUT l,athers aud i,
peooie pass from Il
ner SONS Is mora !, e' Y u
condemns her y
oiinds himself and
a. May II not BE- H.
made so recent and
may be at fault insI'
n,o,,' ms tenders,IIc'l.
cn,iuren and The ~
s 81 them to.dss NJ.
Vo1,oi,orrowy ri
Know that The =.
ne now rs before, for,S.1.|
OF iand owned b.
weigh against Fl, q
grave Questions OH,
SOM. some corporation MI
probsb III , ,a,,u and
been sl,1SkWin"m. ing lss,o
with a scl,m.sa,lN ~
and an inscar.l',,so.!useh \
vinces.n 'p'lond
l hone this IA.
of the stata Ia nes1a
utter disre,,.rd' e, %
even our own ,u "a. ~ Y, r.
duce even vras v,''spll u
facing M e'sa'e' e'lt|
Confined "a ,,,.,.
deserted its ,. s,p,M
vestnlent. anJ , "sll
of statesmen !, uuusth
Investment ~ ny ~
people. 'ue
We Ind ba,to.
main in raiIr ,sei sne
and keen i,s va ',',' 900
our children No M s'.ss'pa@
senator NAV aiJ
to the sentims ",I y
and his pendin ~ Ivy w
with s,,ch d,'ss, uM
money In ajvb, '
The senator e IT. ~ ~
with the cat,l. h his
test effects NJ H., nin, y
he reign ,,nd; n,s oili
men fheir ,,,l''
WV" , VI
Dueol
i would not delrss,
ability of the senate
these land inteietr
experience Of ags, ,
and to the best inte,s
and the jingle ofah
the treasury will nd RI
people. 1 represent j
and wealthiest fafms
state, and the srl,lr ! 81
pend upon my supp
.n"' =, Empty ueclahOh
NV me nv, iiow my Ptoplss.
$500 ~ .II p,ot ~ q
iics'uehv, III ourAs
: suppieihenied oya
iol nov lne vlclo0'f
stree. S e!,, sMs
.h's pili wiz " iiiaSsei
W a p,"oh =, = riuAy s,l1
peoi'lc' ~ IS easy %~1
pan =, 80 W .ul Peopls
III IL iur tnein, ldsi-
, ne foundation Ia .ds
'aiu' nu' 'heIe Is
.iou'iVe JUSTICE III
7, ,h nao ~ iiieu force
i,ooo men we neea
aiiy one pNei,nrosl1ID
-, siiouiu sliille 1ol
'I,lt my people leaf, -
sums VI mon itu :. Il i
III sreasing the.sIMc IL
sSs try conservaVOn ha,|
las. oeliiocra.ic n
WIN WIZ - si,e ev .o ',ah'..a,. , as
i .'n,, ~ ~ ; you ' aunsss " Dur
SUI oi .iio 'I'p,' We " a
inu ec9h1li NV, ., ~ We I
norls i Don. w,aalss.fp.o2
' ,nt .he more a', en- sd !, his I
i'e iioie s4''''' i'm |
FOR THE D rnAA
The senator ms ~
the pap bsas \
he poor cattle mn fro1
il AS the lill of |
,etween him andsp be|
h. grazing laud s0on'|
1t, and prNutla|
lon't force him loistle
n the corporations brow
10 be agricuisd M
.ettler, and keep iisna1
yet the count. syoi uth1
God road facilities sgn!s|
being fenced :, l
md demand and 7, ~ NY -
lilly of the $ il Sll.' 1T ~
There are DunlrIosas ~ !
his end, and they y .rss J
. fill up this csu''i ess|
f fellows whose s ,,,.tion|
oullw hackers. Ions
II the gentlemsne' to-|
outrage commu 'llis
ave agreed WIZ
lore regard for ihelfT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
ms BENEFITS.

On what principle Of justice or
equity can man 1T twenty-five head
ut cattle run ON the range and the man
with thirty head must own or
lriise lanu? A general herd law in
Texas Is not practicable at this time
anu shou'd not he enacted until less
RADICAL legislation Is tried Bat IL
seems u me II Il even now preferable
to this bill; wen whe do have a herd
law let II be one that will relieve orr
farming CLASSES of their heaviest eY.
ppnse.
rms section has another serious do.
ltcl IN That 1t permits an owner of
STOCK IN excess OF twenty-five head Ia
pasture one animal at large for every
en- acres OF land owned or leased bv
MN IN the county. have few hu,,.
ured acres of bare land leased i'm th.
southeast corner of the county. I'm
East Fork BOTTOM, yet | can run INV
st"cR IN In the northwest corner of M.
county on somebody's good grass. rhe
en- cts OF this law would be far-reach.
ing, ana, while | don't think M.
learned senator could have had other
liiah the good of the pOpr peDpie "a,
ieart, Yet his bill Is clearly In the In.
Wiest OF monnpDlles. IL will have !.
tendency, aud very RAPIDLY. too. Ia
iorce men wi over twenty-five aud
less than five hundred head TO sell ON,
'heir stock TO the large syndicates n
WIN sacrifice the Woodworking. com
paratiytly small slockman TO The rI,.h |
one, ~hu controls banks AS well Ms car.
u IL this has tendency 10 oIist
iehce-cutting II will be- the auIetnJ.
mat results rom the big II Ii swallow.
ing all the small enes. Ii viii be- Tia
gnieiude OF death. 20 far rs tn. graziny
Districts are concerned. Texas nc
oren liberal with railroads and NIL
olher Kinds OF corporations and has
proven the paradise OF 800
THE LAND srEcULAToR.
But with ali our liberaiity and reck.
'ess squaudering OF public domain W.,
nave never done rs much AS we nre
INV asked u DE- by adopting the drs,
secunn OF this hill. We have oivan 4
away vast domain, and now nrona sm |
w "'res tne sthckmvn 10 buy At MY
prices or leave our state. IL IA us,.i'sss"
,ocry out that we must not let the,,
ent Tue .childrens grass" and viii
ms as NE batlle-cry turn u larg tart
Of our citizens over to the tender mer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
H1LcY0y Days FoR SPORTSlEN

The season for shooting quail ana rabbits III
this state BEGAN on saturday and VIII last until January
/ and February l respectively. Partridges, prairie
chickens squirrels deer. ducks and wild fowl were al
ready lawful game. 50 that the sportsman may no W
trdse over the marshes with thought Of laws on
III mind unless he uses too large gun or take, adyan
t1ee OF unaN fumean Of decoying and entrappns game
People who called Saturday Oh friends who have
sporting mcpaiions did not lud them in IN many in
stances Several large parties have recently gone down
To Mary land 20 shoot ducks and are having nne sport
water fowl. 4 good many >portsu were ont after
quail saturday Long Island where teN are Sad 10
le plenty. Near the city they are apt 10 hc shot up
prtfy close going ont toward the eastern emf
good sport may he found The members oi the souih
sde Cui are mostly enthusiastic spOrtsmen and atec
members Of the Game Association Ucre many Of thcn
with their quite number OF tducEs are also
heinz found ON the Great south BaY
Rabbit shooting began IN the ll country on NE norm
aide Of Long Island Many New-NOrk and Philadelphia
epnrtsmen are meeting with good success IN New
Jersey I'm the interior OF the state there good
many ruflcd grouse partridge, and gray squirrels
beng shot Essex County !, good Locality for THIS KIND
o. game but II j. found almost anywhere. pfONlun-
there hardwood forests and berries and Hut> FOR
forare 4 member OF prominent slOItu--TOOds house
eaid Yesterday they had been very busy FOR two
bu.ucs, loading the brass shell for cartridges for the
breech- with the particular size OF shot ana kind
Of powder required FOR the various game Ihe pdldpuei-
nat for hunting lrOws more complex and varied every
year. Brccc- loading shOt--uu may he bought for elD
T. $500 a good servceabc gun costing $40 To 500.
somewhat the principle the Winchester rifle has
been the market.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NTW-YORK cry.

This IA eouvonir dav OF the American Institute
Industrial Exhibition. Every lady purchasing q
ticket of admission at the box office will bc pre-
scntcd with one.
I'M wnrCK OF 4 sCHoOrrn.
pIlo-hoai Mary aud Cathatinr. No.G. .rcported yes
tcrdav having passed the floating wreck of schooner
TWENTY-FIVE milos cast-.outholst of the Highlands
She had her main top--all set and her masts were
just above water
MOVING nm CoNfnottrnH oFrtcr
The Cont Aliot.a office aud itHrilrcts were moved
FROM the tuuii House Ncntrtday tn tho now quar-.
trin In the stewart Iuidna. tn make more room
iut tho Suptrma Court lusticca 4 force of niy
mon were employed,
tuIAr tfruSttAf AM SCHOOL,
The Metropolitan Muarum has lntrh Opnurd
large aud comfortable Wcll-ghtrd rooms at No,
~ Iaat Thirty -toutth-ai, with every convenience
foi excellent n,ructlon In painting aud sculpture
FREQ hand architectural, cabinet mechanical ana
caffiago draug ghismanship 10 provide practical IN
ltruction Ia artists aud citizens at nominal rates.
1iiE ILfNAN-LAfiIS MATCH
John /. sullivan, the wcll-known pugilst, who
is 10 meet j. M. Lallin Ia Madison square Garden
ON Monday III "a four rounds glove contest, under
up his quarters az Monico Villa, one hundred-and :
fort hith-si and 81. Nicholas-aye.. where ho VIII
put the finishing touches To his training under the
care Of Patsy Shepherd lie appears To be IN
good health and fine condition. and expresses him.
self as being sure Of winning the match. Laflin Is
working steadily at Amityylle, l.. l., under the
care OF " Billy Edwards.
KNICKERBoCKER TRUST COMPANY DIRECTORS.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Knickcrbockcr Trust Company yesterday at NO.
234 Ffthave.. the following directors were chossni
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
corrov MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

TIvFRPoof. Nov ALSO p. n.-COtton steadv Atdns
Upsuds 3D. do Midng orleans ll-l6d' ssies 10, %
nalcs OOu Oales speculation ani erports
receipts % 900 bales including 800 bales American; "a.
tures Uplands Low Mddns clause. November delv
ory 5 2g64d do November aud December delivery . %
.Hid do December and january delivery. y 6id DO
Jsnuarv ana February delivery sn6id also A1.6td;
February and March delivery. 40oid also Ss-.d.
March and April delivery l+b4l 10 Aprh snd Way
delivery = 4H.d4d dO MAY AM June lelVcry . SD
mCottOnIhe saies Of the say included %, Ou bales
American Futures dur Uplands Low Mmdng clause. No.
,cmUer delivery -SGid sellers. do November and De
del lSUid Sellers do December aud lanu
delivery 3lG4d buyers do January and fsbrnsr, de
ty.lVa -eliers do February aud Narch delivery,
i 3qi4d se.lef. do March and Apu delivery b4ABtd.
sellers 10 April and MAY delivery 4ib4d sellers no. May
aurl Juuedelvry. % 6td srllef' 49,.
y ut otton-tutret rostl steady plands Tow Mn.
dime clanse November deivctN % 6id sellers do No
v,mbef sud December te,uN 1nN4d seets do Deem.
delivery 1l 0ii huVcia dn January ind
Btd sellers dn February tnd March
delivery 500 Id sci do March and Aptl teiveri 0
ASA huvrrs n Arm tnl May delivery tHHti 'slne
do Ma and June dsllvcrv 0o1Gl bhyets, d. Jnas and
July ueht un, 1t.Usl value
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
rrpnrrAN rnopr ,r NAnKrra

iNtHtoA Nov ,=rrovianus aua,ul. "a hper snl Vns
k4a o.. inn4 tln4f Mldnts q 81 stpt 'iHti Md"i's
o.. sci sao,l uua. 80 81 ainuIagt 80 ed gs' go.
liunl n4s nt fhf ItF. thiltH hnrt ftthn Nns, y
ruis rrmc Ma, ia - per lnl lnhe as.a ~ sss,.a"
80, Mr.tnrn tari- mort an So hii ifthn "rs"
en- tta tari nu ihi uL usMs i"hs ,ht 90. uli
rhnnidnt. lAh Hattnr 80 pArtst hf itis Nhtsl NNh
,h,,,n Amrta.n tnllfH ia ui NhnN Nnl NNNi
sum 10 'l tIs 1t ael Wiatsr h' a. flA ide'' -
tni NU (. apfns u. idl New Mestnlh Mnt "a fl rev
Mned " rsien 80 it. california \" l. - "a gfs Ah
California N0 ds d l,Ehs a. 1f t'haa t"lh NiA
nIt h, .Li ,io NsW Sat psrVfltr. ffuduro-Npirtt
Of rarpentine ~, a. do a. ioad1l, 2is d. pei .n /.
He,i aDs per cwL ralS s., a. p'r oct !losin On
mon 10 sd F.le 5s 0i. SlJs "a Ln,eot GA aos dd 'is
sWt .... an. a. .-.,., -.
psr ION Cacuua llnacui. iis pd o. per quarcfi
1inscel cake asus as us per ion henned re'rsea -.
ai SBl,d per gallon. spirits OF iurprntne, IS sd per
cwt perm on a63 per ton. Rosin-iOm nou As od sss
I'd Pale, Us oils Provisions a., o cwt or
America l5s ia per cNt tor Cuba centrfusal
poarizing a aud lSs. ss Cd for cuba Masco'Ad0 Air
,.Au aioa
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

Clcvc stuart sat back his seat crimy rejecting on
the scene hc had iu~t LETT. ~, H.,
creuclcd fiat what an accirscd adventure This that
e, an, WHY did ever consent 10 it-Vhy. yc gods
,as.ous man in the city the Hon oi lie clubs ana Tue
il al the drawing rooms the scion O historical race
VII had been iu-trious In the Old World Tor centuries
Leforo they were known in the NeWwhy dd the proud
c.t Iqng-olne~t. most elegant and most accomplished
Jtr.if ~ si.h "a race seek wife fl the person OF "a
,,,r ,o,t, sewing GIRL who was fading from life In the
attic Of an old tenement house
Was IL from III placed love
Not M l for he not I'm the least In love with nor
Wa IN from any obligation
No. he wa. in no way bound 10 her.
From charity -.-,....., .o-.ho ,sorir, d,
rirl', need, Ly many better means than mairmony.
From sense OF honor
NO h. honor was In no way involved
w. il 10 make atoucmont for any wrong rea or I'M
o~'rav done him any O his kin 10 her or 10 Icis
80 for neither ne no. his had ever wtonged either
W a. to fulC tho coudit!ousO some eccentric Will
Tot m all for he was IN way concerned IN any WILL
nor Iia he ever expect 10 he 80.
trofnrd and dd he wish 10 aycnge himself by marry ing
Instantly tine very first woman who could be induced 10
so. nothing OF the sort lie IN peace and good
What then was the motive Of this elegant young eriS
tocrat wishing tO wed me poor a. ils scastfc,s
II would be easier to tell Why She III her extremity "c
II was for this true and simple reason: that She loved
him-ovei him only OF all the human beings on EARN;
loved with p her soul. and had 80 loved him all he ne
she wa diving for his presence though one knew II
whc he came to hcraud To save her, though he dd
not hone OF even irish To- do SO
Whv then. did he ask TO wed her AT all The reason
why wl! soon appear The above we publish az sccl-
mon chapfcr OF This beautiful story; but the contlh loh
OF IN VIII Dc found only in the y. Y Ledger Ask for the
number dated November -, which can now be hai at
aitv news Office book store II you arc not within
reach of a news Office YOU have that number OF the
Lcdccr mailed to YOU by sending III cents postage
stamps VIII do TO Robert ionSr RH9ne, ~ NV Ilr Ir
Family Paper. full Of good and interesting reading
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

L" Not of them. They have left me severely alone
SO far"
DO You expect to settle matters satisfactorily with
them ;"
Certainly. Why not They cannot continue Their
remarkable policy Of a. year OF course may have
trouble bat am ready FOR IT, Trouble is my business
lam always in IT, ia common with every other operate
manager. If there are any others
The general feeling in operate circles is that Mr.
Napcsou viii probably have good deal OF trouble, for
the directors have their hands together tied to the
assessment and unless Nine. Patti obtains the balance
Of her Cuentee fund. she may not be willing 10 appear
next Monday. As matters stand al present the assess
only be paid after each performance at which
Nine Patti appears.
Al the Metropolitan Opera House all f. work. The
decorators have yet finished their work and are busy
dabbing gold leaf here and there on Saturday tie
chorus arrived They seem an Intelligent body and cVl
IDENTIFY belong 10 higher class than he ordinary imported
article. Italian other ON Monday afternoon the
orchestra with Dr. Damro-ch seated in their midst
rchcar-iug the overture TO "Taunh&user" with much
ygOr. Between the palses came the taptap" or ham
from behind the curtain. II the capenters pre-
pairing the scenery for " "Iohcnsrin" Meanwhile the
subscription lists at both houses dragging somewhat.
a state Of affairs put down % the malignant election
which Is AZ present auathematlled IN musical and
theatrical circles.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
Mr.. MApAESoN AND ms cAMrHGN

CARPENTERS AND CHoRusEs Al THE MtIH"r"''-
IAN-MApAME PATHS GUARANTEE.
James ii. Mapleson was found YESTERDAY
hard work reducing his Office to that state OF a'n'
disorder which usually presents throughout the se'
open dispatch boxes stood every available oh''''
while their contents already began to strcw the uesA
which Mr.. Maplcson sat.
haven't heard about the wigs yet, dear boy Win
cbuckle. " but I expect those chorus fellows will
frighten the Custom House people into surrender
Meantime I am getting things In order"
Have YOU seen any Of the directors yeti"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NEW RK.

Charles l.. Clark. chief engineer Of the Ellison
Electric Light Company in Last Newark aud hobert
Hewitt it, have jointly invented an instrument 10
record the variations of IL thcrmom"ter barometer
steam or water pressure orhclt cold. at any DIS
tancc. through tic medium of electricity. lh' sl p,
TEN has been PUT tO severe and highly su'cHs'lu'
tests II also includes the use of the hNlloOaioll
eter indicating aud recording the height oi water
in tanks and reservoirs.
James Smith, colored. n collector for furniture
dealer selling ON the Iustllmcnt plan. was coumU
ted yesterday on a charge made Nv MIS- Johh ,'ulu-
beck of No. - pnc-st. that Smlth visited hcl nous'
during the absence of her husband d'manueu lho
money for a looking glass. and knocking her uoNh
took the glass away with INN.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
BIG GAME IN PENYSTLT1NI1.
4 CARNIVAL OF sPOET--A DOE AND FAwN KILLED
WITH ONT BAII--AlIs TAKEN FOR a COOK.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THr TRIBUNE

CARNIvAL OF sPOET-A DOE AND PAWN KILLED
WITH oNE BAII--MIsrAKEN FOR 4 COOK.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
PoRT JERvIs, Nov. 1.-The past week was a
lucky for deer hunters in the woods Of Pike and sui
iNan Counties Not less than fifteen deer were killed in
that time i'm this vicinity. J. r. NJ Hcrnz, Of New York.
and d. A. Avery. Of Monticello killed two in one day,
near Beach Lake. I'm sullivan County.
party Of local hunters. under the lead ~ Andrew
Crouch. famous sullivan County guide spent day In
he same ncishborhood. The dogs started doe aud a
tswn anddroye them To the runway where Crouch
etAndng. lac killed both at shot the rife ban pass
ing through the does body and huryine itself n heart
G the fawn n II wac running by its mothers side
Hamuel loycoy and Leon Nefy Of New \ ork brought
6own buck and two does I'm two days hunting in to
H. ifgo s & i2sa hunter lpa claim to the
y before the Ncw Norkcrs got shot att Ills claim wat,
Ono of the v-Nork hunters knocked him down with
Oh butt of HE gun Tho hunter was knocked senseloss.
Nnd the others feared hr had been Killed The, nnally
Succeeded I'm restoring the man to consciousnrss 1a
la,o an, Trouble The man miehi make for thcm tho New
5orlota offered him the hurls cat,ass he refused in
)stc IT, anil saving satisfied iha; the deer ain
blnc' shuudotcl HE gun aud walked inio the wnnd'
..huuamin iilndy sh0i aud tlrd doc un FRIDAY on
Ss hraa waters oi Lebanon Lake w sullivan county
nIhfcc ho,e. john quick, llmor Rtrfs"n and itnnt
Hroi wctu hunting phrasahis along Tho lrhvrtkil nh
Wednesday hs doc Jumped from thiukut uf sweet
Ein' not ultD icot ahead Of ihom I,cp boy mod q
YA.snoe was short aud tlolr alm ~
lS,e that they brought II 10 lhe ground
shuulilti AhntNri fhhftt nf nhht rhlfiti
Sru'.is Nlals ANA the hoyh carried home The prife
Three spOrtAmen from New Jersey spent three In
W Mast Hope Woods. In Pike County, last week They
wHoft the killing Of two deer add 700 phcasauts,
a Ma" Mcdonnell, a local hunter Of Wide reputation
Monday. ~
nehis Smith shot buck and doe and big she bear IN
yeene Township region last week The killing OF se er
ana number OF bears Is reported from the vicinity
Uforters Lake, In Pike County.
Meancthon Brown. Of Fremont. Sullivan County went
eeoh-huntng few nights ago His dogs baIked one
Tree Brown climbed the tree 20 capture II. When
kcenwled out on the branch where the animal wa,
Hooching II arose and came forward to him. lie
discovered that IL wildcat Of very large size
fown made haste down the tree. and the wildcat fol
VEG MIN At the bottom OF the tree the wildcat tore
Souos 70 pieces In few seconds and escaped To the
vos oeiere Brown could get shot al It, Hunters have
'oen seeking the catamount ever since.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
FATAL RAlLROAD ACCIDENT

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. IA way freight
tram ON the Virginia Midland Railway came into COLI
sion with tho east bound Manassas passenger train at
Accotiuk Bridge eleven miles from thls city, this morn
ing smashing three freight cars anl the haggagecar of
tho naasnnrr train Charles Powell of tha city, brake
man was killed. Judge James Inngstor uf Fairfax. anu
frank tntln the rhptrsa mrsHrnEot we're slightly M.
uul. Malcolm Btowu, the engineer on the passenger
ttniu aud two section mon were alao injured,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ASSIGNMENT BY 4 TANNER.

PROvIDENCE, Nov 4.-James DAVIS, of Paw
tucket tanner to-day made assignment to Olney Ar
mold aud William =. BoswOrth. Mr. Davis became in
yovcd about ten years To the extent Of than
$4,000 bv ndorsnc paper For several years he has
managed not only to meet tine large amount Or interest
reduce the principal For the last two years busi-
ness has been duh au hc forced succumb to the
heavy load. A rough estimate OF the liabilities places
them ar from 500 600 20 rl5OO0O. ON this II j. said
but 100000 is ON account of his business the remainder
being old paper mainly held by the banks. II l.
thought that the assets Will nearly equal the Liabilities.
lie |. rated AZ h.iwnnn sll.nnO and Hl2l 600
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

The annual election day games OF the Man
haitian Athletic club were held az the 'I""
grounds M Eighty sixth 81. and Eighhave yesterday
afternoon Every seat ON the grand stand and among
,hc free seats was hcd and the economical Spectator
I'm the free seats after the rain hogan were an ueN
l,nkinr luf of soaked human beings. Many women VIZ
,t...ut aud auplaripd the contestants hcailhi Inc
,n inn, enut,st the day the match race ntlWc'h
1 Nv,,s and Naicnmh Ford for 800 medal. distance
1na ,aul As MYERS troubled with ou asccs- on ""
~ his lcse his friends did not feel over tohhltht
,f bts surrrss Myers bounded nll lrluir
,i s.,t,o,s h ,rd the report of the pistol lie lcd
f,ntn tho start ani won 10y about iouitth. N'il,,9
pithnsh he seemed u faltcr twenty hNe Aans iuh w,
ini,e h hn spurttl nul finished strong lhrf ran u'N
nsoirs IN. wind ana thc time was MOI sV ii.' h- ~
,,tI tnis suDnnis IiarN" liut'hins. the tham lnn
,irurt nf Inpnnd nttrntt go beat his own lrtu'N l
100 ,atds hat only inn the distance in II -''oN-
hhrtp wptc forty -tlto, ambitious nunl'Ws ~ 'n'
i,p 100 ,aits iapp, which was drrNei ~ h'N'' 'h.
rnti ho,t was won aItpt atiiiud iarr 10y ~mllh 81"
i,mL l,u so,uud lhu twu.uiir walk wH7 Won tAs'A
/, / tWimma n r \. e, who hnl minute H'! t' '''
onds atilt with D. ~ tau-r, scratch, aer"hd ll,' J."
nuuirs g1 e 3 surnnia lhr hall hilr inN hAiNHl
fui fha Myers rup, trophy won hN tho 'hNlh,N AZ
tuAlaud hat ihitt, two niHflri7- ana 4. l l'n"H w
A a. Won in ide with L l., tiuhi J. \ g. H''""'
Ihn 1-uNad handicap Iun va. ih hthl-! lh' "l.N
hra and iaao home hy g. luaso 100 -' o ,e,"""'
win K i.,ni aronnd The tNomllr nan hal nluth
starters, ANA T. McManon, q. 4 q, won win g. an
htr second. Inr 1n.iA \ 2-oY"id l''t Tor h"f I,
Iirr Hfct year, of axe afforded much auu-rhtnl "hd
wa, won 10, 4. Mcnlt, with \ g. - -rt -ctohu lWrt
"a srcoul- The 4iO ward ruu was ihc hhAl event ON
tAr programme, and j. y. Wheeler, W. \ L., Won III ~
seconds with l.. Il. sharp +. \. g.. second
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
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WHAT IS CONC ON TODAY.

Annual meeting OF American Society OF Mechanical
Engineers No ~ West Thirty -hrstst.
Meetings OF Board Of Education and Park Commission
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Horticultural Exhibition. Horticultural Hall
Io,al Legion meeting, DehmOulco'S, =. ln.
Opcuiu- Alumni Hail. Seton College, South Orange
y. J.. D. ...,
Larrhuont Yacht Club special meeting No $50 Fifth
ave. y.
Nlontchorc celebration. Irving Hail. D. N.
Iron steamboat Company meeting. Long Branch.
Meet lul of stuc hhuld.r- " ll- companies.
Dock Commissioner, II "a uL
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
OPENING TIE METROPOLITAN MrsEuM.

The Metropolitan Museum Of Art was opened to
the general public yrserlHY, In Hpu" ~ liW
threatening Weather the building waq filed until
tho huut oi closing The principal iehtui" "i lh'"i-
est. beyond the gallery of old Masters ~ I've
Wntts'a COLLECTION. Tho number ~ works w lhi'
traits arc the boat Tho great piece ou!it'l 'l'
Midday irai,' In. whether ntohu"ns,N "t ~,
u marvellous imitation of tnpoHlN Az W W.,
a. the ohrefvof thoy appcai Hat That lhnN WV
attract large crowds II certain Am"nt W" now
aud noteworthy contributions to the Mn,ouh W
large painting - MARY Masdacn,' by ldWald H.
May the git OF Miss Caroline May,