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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
ASKING REPRESENTATION FOR VOTERS.
LEY IELEGRArH 10 TIE TRIBUNLI

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. s.-Church Howe mas
sent the following letter TO the Governors OF several
Southern states ITO the end that the fares safeguards
be placed about the election In November securing To all
voters representation and protection which they are
entitled and making the result such as good men OF
oil parties will accept IA having been honestly reached
we ask that Republican representation be gvcD In county
end precinct election boards Ia your state. In your
appoint nent Of Board Commissioners In each county
we ask that shall be Republican, also that one OF
three managers IN each polling place In the state. APP
,ointci By the County Commissioners, shall be Reprb.
tcan As the National Committee of one Oh the political
Iares we feel II duty 10 call your attention to THIS
matter and cOureousy urge upon your consideration
our slzgcs0n and hoping your views VIII coincide wln
our own IN making The election 80 fair mat the result
will be uuquestiOned ,,.,, - ,c...e,
The American recently had an editorial on Catpet
hagging Intrusion" II advised people IL lnoy we
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ANOTHER DEMOCRAT FOR BLAINE.
WILLIAM I. CUTTER OF CONNECTICUT, CANNoi
SUPPORT CLEVELAND.
,rl.p,
,prrorn Conn. Oct. s.-The Republican


HARTFORD. Conn.,, Oct. S.-The Republican
State Committee has received the following letter
EAST LYME. Conn, oct q, l>~l.
To the Republican State Commit cc.
GENTIISlLN: After having been voter IN Inc Demo
cratic party for twenty nyc years ana III $50 me hrt
Democratic Senator in twenty three years 10 rep
resent the IKth District in the STATE senate
of Connecticut, | HOW compelled 10 al
vocate the election of the Hon. james g. Blaine III o
position to the candidate OF the party with which nave
becn so long associated. Mr.. Blaincs letter OF acccr
lance il in hearty accord with views on the taln
commerce. foreign affairs, etc, and it, meaning ana
import seem so PLAIN ana Oh'ihpis uous
MANY Democrats, who represent The minority in that
Uarty-the ProtcctiOnists Mr.. Blaincs twenty -hNc
Years of national experience, his AFFINITY as statesman
as well thc manner III which he carried ;he Government
along during the weeks when the late President 6ihcd
Law at deaf door, in themselves sufficient To show
his ability manage the affairs of the Government Tor
the next four years. and greater VinGeaOn against
The caIuuny hurled him Will he needed than ta winch
Is to accorded To him IN November next 10y three
fouiths Of the electoral votes of this country.
Yours very truly, WILLIAM J. 'tIiIh'
Mr. Cutters election IN 1876 was hailed by the Demo
cratic press as great He served with ability and
was subsequently appointed State Chemist 10y Governor
Hubbard He is "a man Of character and influence
Other accessons to Blaine from the Democracy are
promised.
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4 STIFF TRACK Ar CONVICTION.

CovINGroN, Ky, Oct. s.-A heavy ram fell
before the first race to-day. which made the track ~iih
m ihc first race for pur-r Il" $500. for all ages seven
and half mrioug-. billy Gilmore won hy length i'"i
cnliu4, second aud Cirn-'riuc bad third; time l'9
French pool, paid ~ 49, The Zoo 100 Stakes, for NV"
year olJ hlio 500 each. clio ing Will % subscriptions
-iN iuti0ns~. WAS WON by Lizzie DVHer 10y a length
yall.ia second bald lcu-th iu front of Iad} OF the
Lake third; time. 1:loia French pools paid Tll 90
The hind race handicap. for purse of 5000 one h'
auc - iuIf aftHr driving hn H. WIS wor hy vanguard
by - nrck liibieht -c'"ud ANA Hr'e'hlo1"'' p rn
The fourth purse of Tl'p heats NJ li''
quarters uf - ric. ~Wmtcrrr won the ll-t near ~ u
,'trr ht thr.. lru.l. ~tlra second. Ici oar third
time 10 French polis paid - 80. The second heat
t,rrr thri: t,.c LODI French pools pnd - 90. I'm
tnr third hat ~uutrrr won iu rlui"r bN -iN I"el7
SAHARA second. time l:11'i French pools PAID - %
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4 Grrlr GrruAN G1TnRING ToNiGHT

The mass-mcctiu@. under the auspices oi the
Gcrmau-E Republican Central Coumittc tonight. ia the
C,rluil Assembly Iopu- at No. 29l Bowery, bids fair
10 draw together hr-or number ~ repre- -cniailvc
Cc.unu citizens thnu ha ever before assembled ih THIS
cty Both halls and the garden vill Dee used. aud iln
officers h charge believe tllt 10000 people Willb
present There Will bee 200 uniformed men under
COLONEL Noudolph. 800 from WcnlcTs Battery ana the
NIIIni Assembly District will send 800 veteran. I'm uni
form.. and 1000 m citizens apparel The Nth
Dir, ctpcc- to turn ont 400 strong, and oihcr di4
trct- vi ho equally well rrlf'.'pird The h'U- WI
In. tasteful, decorated win ft,a and noWri-. ana the
t.flr.i quartet cub of ten Noirr-. VIII sing Among
the -prubrr. announced lrc f. ". Nnhrtcou ldl"r Of
I'M U0sf iunfou N0hOpu /'uUU0; Major ihul'' lfni/
nf Newark . p. Dana Horton. ct tmot li'd'rtb w .
Inll. OF NtN. York md other nrti"tHp i na"uh Hnu
local rtpufatiun The oh,ri- Of DE committee nit VI
liDd ON president, and j. H. Huhliut ana Jacob 'od'c
L-.L-.
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MEETINGS IN THE CITY YESTERDAY.
A s,o,,oI ,ncctiup of the Young Mems II,


rubllcan club wn4 held last nght 1T Ne hail. No 81 West
rvcrt, seventh sf when II was announced that u
ran,rbld had been prepared containing complete ac.
,,,, ,f the career Of Governor Cioycnud and that
aurru,rt for printing uud d@ttlhnilng " hnd Deem
rntnul,td The rluh hHs 4rritd ihirlrfing Han lnr
she evening IT uciohot - Tor na m', ing ~ 'ln
warmer Miller viii bc the principal speaker The 'hh
vaa addressed ht Charles " kiirh'1
Thr f.. Assrmhl, Di4ifct Coloied ti1ens blaine nnd
LOGAN tnmpngn tluh held ratification meeting ~ the
Ilruuldnu Ui4rlt Association rooms IN Nfilrk ~ h'
niabt When tnains speeches wcic made lt IM Blown,
4 T. Unignmly nnd & ". Ncklr. nnd hearty cheers
Given for nlnnc and Logan Prior Ia the close ~ me
tnr.tiue 4 4 fnfnuudy said he wished Ia rioVn1e
hearty ,uo uf thnuhs to Iiir NiW NuHt Tnin ~ 10
ihr nunlc vnii duine IN the prrsru ,nnrniem u
had he snld large AMI increasing cii'uhl"n -'hipN
to thia tnuunlnn he had always taken Ihf H'f0d lnl
now hr was a regular .ulariici iu IHl IhinlNli lho
,ulr waa cnttinl with nrrlnmntnn aud rlcrta.
Frtttnl lts Amit ifnn residents ~ The VIM Assrm
hty lsiti fnt ninln tn The r rinn ~ Ininfa a. nninr
,nr ni sns Hotel ~ o. 'llninn place. last evening
and nistnltpd branch ~ the tish Nmritnn ltdrprhd
rn ulninr aud inltn Aslnrhiiun Tho fpllnwlus nltrtH
Woio elected William sullivan, president lt"h"lt
titiir, an,trihN ihiti,k II. ishn Treasurer lninni
orhrn sef@hnl Al arms. pnhllr meeting WI u" h'h
an fidt,. D,tniri 10 Ht 10. 10 80 The Hhiur place
meeting al tho kim Assembly District Republican
A.aneiaiimi was held hist evening ~ Nn. lof west
1hiit} fourth n. nnmlnr ~ o"i"fal men were
prf-rnt General Henry A. Ihrnin aud ASSEMBLY lnhh
Walter Howe spoke. The officers are PRESIDENT
Colonel :. V. H. 'nigeri SECRETARY, E1brit Z. arm
strong There ahuuf lao members, and nearly forty
were added last NIGHT The Blaine and Logan campaign
thu-iastic meeting In the Bleekcr Hullhng IL y Night
Richard VI. tollard presiding The membership now
numbers over 1000 The meeting was addressed ny
Alfred Il. COnkln. rank = Lambert and j. W iacohnS
Ndcd and enthusiast Tie meeting ~ the ftlH "aIu
John J. O Brien Blame aud Logan Campaign club was
held al No. 90 Pine 81. last evening. one hunIred ana
forty names added Ia the roll making total o. 0lO
members. spirited addrc~-c. made bv MessfS
Peoples Burke DcFOre-t. Leary and sutherland
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HARMONY IN VIRGINIA.
WITHDRAWAL or me "sfENcuiOui RtrJB-
IiCAN ELECTORAL 11okEL
fr, 1tItGUN III TuT TRIBUNE

IiCAN EIICIOEAL 1GCkEE
~, rlIrGR>rn 10 nm rmrrNrI
WAsufNGrOS. oct. S.-Ihc action Of the
.strnirbioni" Republican stlic Committee Of Nrgiui1
ot Richmond do, insure. She hearty support of ii'uo
and Ioe,n hy both wings OF the Republican panty In that
stntc and viii materially promote the pro. poets of Re
publienu .ucco-- The action OF thc committee which
hn, hccu in contemplation lor somo weeks va take"
nft,r fi con ultatiou with The National Commute" amt
receive. 30. hearty approve. The resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted, read as fol"N~i
WI,r.oe Ever, ,ou hn. hrcu made hS commitic re-,
,,,rn. iI. ir,ulu n,iiu, iu concert with Che T. lul
iicnu National Committee to secure such AN HUn-Ohrll
of the electoral ticket Hs would insure me luhhe q" '
fnll vote of all PERSON. u the state ho arc "ppld ln
the elect of cleveland 1l llrNdr'l~ ana WHO h'.I'
The success 81 Blaine and lo.un. aud
Whc,eos said crort- have proved fuio. therefore
Re,O r,d. That mi" committee l,wt. tlliht 'u' Cd"
tun l nl- of Blaine ard - iu NirrniIHrd ctn'+ ~
,,.rlu. their election. duna rCcoiuurul ilai INC
s,,tr CniI, rntinu Which assembled m thc CITY oi
drawn and that the Icfou' INJURED upon -ld ne .'' ''
election, .rud their resignation o." 'hr scr l"N Z" TUE
commit g.. upon HE receipt of those resolutions"
Resoir.d. 1h, all Ecpuhr1u 100 Nh til ~ t'fit NV
requested to unite 100 GIVING h'l't .Ull"I' !" ''.
aud l"tn. rely un,n lN, l"'" '. n 'n',.'', -, 49,,
candidate to dcd with iu.ut" ht Al elements "I ''
party after Their election.
a. That thi. action l~ taken ir The mirr. oi
Blaine and Ioean and Tor the success 81 thc NauWml
Republican parry hnt II }, no' To p' ''''''" ~ "'
Abandonment at our oteuuillilnn.
R,sofrd That copy OF these resolution. h' ioIWhd
10 the Hon. Jane. G.. Blanc, tie Hon Johh y i'rih
aud the Republican National Committee
The Bourbon leader, have for some time been fearing
the Withdrawal of the "sirg ht0uf electoral ticket upon
the continuance of which in the field they have Ia con
sderac extent based their hopes of success Mr Dozen
dorf ard other straightout' leaders VIII al once
actively engage In the canvass ad do an Ia lhtlf power
10 aid in the election of the electoral ticket nominated by
the Malone wing OF the party
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EUROPEAN produces MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct S-Provislons- Hacon Cumnerisnu NJ
49s. OIL Long Gear Mdlics 52s I'd short Ciesi Mhus
OBS I'd short kiJs ASS. 6i SlOiler+ 5pt W. Pet W.
Boef-0ss Wd for Extra indiau de,s Prime Nsss, -
urk-Prlme Mess lis 6i. per Dbl fthc MeS' ias,'in
It's Western G6- IardAmefican '3' va iiino VS.
ern. so. Lard OF. 400 id Hams-lok Tu,, gag; ou'
Cheese American choice IS Oh Wheht-hcd western
TAI No Spring Bs. 1d New Western Mint'r = sui ne"
Mixed esiern 81 Sid California No l. ~ ~ :; wl
allforna Va a "a II H1s ~. pr GENITAL tnn-Mlxel
Cd o. IaL do New. - al per oent H. piodu9e-oprt
of Tnrpett1e 2js ID. DO at IOndor 2is tL per cNt
cnned Petroleum 01 per gallon, clover seed ~
mon , 81 Pale w. Vd alOs vi Lu,esd On. I'VE ID per
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DEFrIvG mr. rYN1rURlL PARENTS.
\ irrECENAEY COUPLE ATTEMPT 10 GIVE 1HEib
DAUGHTER ~ MARRIAGE roR FARM.

\ HtrECENAEY COUPLE hI1LMPt 10 GIVE 1HlIb
DAUGHTER ~ MARRIAGE rOR FARM.
PuRr JERyIs. Oct. 7.-Dominick Mines. u
wealthy. mhldle-nvod widoWer. owns "a fine nrm near
the western houcrs of Lnz'rne aud wayne 'ounue''
Penn. II t. occupied by farmer named ohetL Mines
h,. room ia tie farm house. and boards with the Omrt
family Obrr, dnu,htcr Lena. /. pretty rlr, eighteen
ycais old Both Oh,r and MS VITO are notci as close.
cd people, with nu almost In longing 10 bee rich
Month or % ago Nine, offered 10 make Otcrt decd 10
a farm near the one ON which lac living II ho would
Give him hit daughter m marriage. Although the
daughter Wa entirely ignorant Of the fact that Mines
desired ~ marry her, both parents accc ted h, 01cr AT
once. They .arl nothing - the girl about their nten
tun, rcgadng her hIt made al their arrangement. for
the Vcddus which they fixed tor the evening Of october
l. Week before last Mr. Obcrt -urpri-cd her daughtcr
by cling her they intended o give lr- party on that
evening hut Md nothing To her about the wedding nor
to u, one 10 whom Invitations wore -eut The fact that
the Obcrts were to give party created great a-ionHh
mcnt in thc urirhholunOd ~ no ono bad ever bnovn
thcn To extend tr t,ni',t ,oc1hllliy aad NO WHlN
toward sluFc pors,u. \ n'W dlcs, was ordered I"i
Lruh " NI' nioutht lnWr nom scranton "N h' l'n,,
the Afternoon al tie ddN the party WIS 10 come hl
uud villa were many attco' 10 81 t-t'l lh' apparel
eff bride tut tEr pr lnehnt5 sud to her m"tb'i
if -lc them. people Wout thlnk size was about
10 hccur htdc Inru hur motnrt tpid hcr mat every
In1 Ns arranged lbl iu-t such surprise n' thi, ana
for The inst mc the lIr became aware that she To
WHO und been cngi ,d o help IN ne hOust on thhi dy
and evening SAYS mat for SOME time Lena stood staring
iuArr pale and npccchicS,. Ihen c srl@rd lhr
wedding clothes ami tearing them into srcd7. scattered
them ABOUT e room After dcnonncins botn her iaier
left the house. she walked all the way To scranton,
sixteen mics, where she has friends. with whom she Is
san stay ing. The time situation AT Obrit- IaIm was
made Known to- The guests as is as tnty arrived III ut
evening and the feeling among them all was one oil great
Indignation toward the gItfs parents. ana OF universal
sympathy AMI admiration for the gir who refused 10
OIrte: herself for their gam.
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WORK AT THE HEADQUARTERS.

Levi i. Morton visited the rooms OF the Re-
pubcap state Committee yesterday and remained in
sntation with the members Of the committee for some
time Letters we're received from Ohio and from points
In the central part OF the state. indicating that the Dem
ocratic leaders were giving money literally to temper
ance men 10 induce them to form ~.
John clubs. The removal or Chef CLERK
Healy of the Bureau of Labor statistics VINO
has refused support Governor Cleveland Il regarded
as worth many votes to the party from The wOrhsihch
of this state .
Secretary Chandler paid ysi! yesterday to tho Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

tlona Republican Headquarters. Edwards Pieitcpohi
and ex Governor Cornell were among the Othet cN'l
NJ committee are bu.iiy engaged I'm the usual work Of
Tho catnnaign At the Democratic National Heahgnht
terra a letter said to have been from Neal Dow wutrn
MIR Vlglno would vote for the ton~ttutioih nln'hh
mont Tho committee oppressed pleasure ~ th' prs
Of \ contribution from Democrats o that city. various
small -ris from ten cents upward were r'c'i''u"l 'u'
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MAUD s. AND JAY-EYE-SEE.
From The TurI Ffeld and Farm;

on Tuesday, ut Hartford, Maud y. was sent
the last half Of Hluw mile just Ia see n she hnd her
speed and she was tuned by Mr.. Crosby. Mr.. stpker
MIR David Bonner aud others, ia lo3a The final quarter
In SOL seconds 2:0i gait As she seems 10 be On edge
and II moving strong, an attempt VIII be made on
Tuesday next provided the weather II fine ana The track
4, good To- drive her faster mile than 2Os her pres
ent record. The exhibition VIII be- open ~ the public.
Tho nervous chill which prOsiratcd Jay Et e See NJ
Kalamazoo was brought by excessive travel ~ Hue
tuatlns weather Prudence dictated that he should DO
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
To.DAY's JfROME PARK RACES.
INTERESTING CONTESTS fxrrcrrD-InE PRINCIPAL
TEATURE-TNGRfs


The fall meeting AT jerome Park mas so lnf'
provcd 10 br of exceptional Interest. Fine meas ana nn'
performance have been the rule The programme Tor
to-day shows mo- falling o "a 30 the character Oh '' VIZ
tries aud exciting contests may be expected lno UNIV
,nr oil race viii bc the feature of the day. Iherc arc
III ,t,.s Including such animals ~ Iouiscltc Rata.
,,n Iimnlntn aud Ntlr H. ioui-ettc carries the Top
v,i.ht ~ pounds rouccdng Ia her nd'or'hiic@ H'"
olshi ~ twenty two pounda Inchua, Ni hreu-uh''
ptlrr ilrimdn aud six other Youngsters VIII SUM- ~
the .,cnr. Old mre Ilcus carries 10 pounds ~
lowing his competitors from ten to twenty p"nml-. Ih'
fleet footed pnicr receives maiden aoNnnccol twenty
,,ls Tho first aud fourth races ore handl,ap' with
r,olIi.f nf ,unbs The MN rnrr f. erlne amor
vithtlrttn rntir4 The days apuit VII VIM np WIN
hurdle iu'r of "A milo' In which there hir seven ''
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There was not a transaction In state bonds ~" ,ew. d
dimgs generally showed more de.ltr q, hye, ',l sold
~ -. -, than Is
The business in railway bonds Wa Is Inscine
hn. been m the last few days ana maik'n c. fer ~
thc d,m,nd -, zen for small amounts iut pf",,,r,ve
speculative kinds in some instances SLOW ~, a 5Gt
rnent Erie second consos were very ~ ~ .yennk
the closing figure they u higher than i"s i34
Nest shore aud BuialO first - also rose iiv val
Itioaffi. Central of NcwJcr-"y cons.' ar.,s wefs
w,tb "A decline of ~ to 1903. Canada soniliti nn,.usU
M IA ai g7lo Morris and EsseN consols WI. , Of
active at I227sdl23 Ohio Central incohe' va, consy
M Ia, East Ionnessec, NTlnn ani u, vi s04
were - easier ut ~ a.and Virginia MIdiAna ~"
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WHY nE WIZ yorl nor MR. nLAINE.

". A. Ransom, Of the irm OF W. A. Ransom
& to shoe manufacturers. No+ l3l and lij Duane g.
.nid ton Tirt ST reporter; " hn'c not Thought ca thc
.,l,lpot of free trade and protection. have 40 doubt
that If the Morrison bin hnd passed should have been
cnu,trllrI tn think of No. believe thn reduction of
in, tiid would hr ii .uiIouH to American unuulcuf't
nave not voted lpI riN coz seven year. flluk -hiI
vote for }ir Blaine. fpI b., is the best man.
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A CROWDED MEETING IN TRENTON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBuNK.j


TRENTON, y. j., Oct. SIN spite of the ram
Opera House packed 10 the doors the occasion
Of a Republican mass-meeting tonight. Joseph l..
Barbour Of Connecticut was the principal speaker. He
dealt chiefly with the tariff and kept the audience I'm
state of continual enthusiasm for hour. There
cheering and applause whenever the names OF Blaine
and IOgau mentioned.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1894


given chance ~ by rest and he was carried 70
Cleveland He hls been moving wei on that rack ana
nj time II was hoped 10 bring him back TO an cage,
but he did not improve rapidly ~ was cNpectcd am
50 he and Phniaa will he shipped ~ once 10 ihihc, %
retiring the with siXycar0d rtcpid ni
2:iO. and the other with stallion iecord0 OF 2i5$
When Jay Eyc-Sec vent amiss the reign of Maui D nc
ll sOlutc
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4 SPIRITED CONTEST FOR SHERIFF..

WARSAW y. Y, Oct. S.-A full convention
and some 800 spectators conegaed at Irving Hall to
day 10 nominate the Republican county ticket John j.
Lowing OF silver Springs, nominated for member OF
Assembly The eight candidates for shcrih had a
spirited contest thiry ballots being taken H. w
IIough of CASTLE, received the nomination. The con
ycution was the most enthusiastic ever held Ill the
.ttF.ft
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PACING VT NEWMARKET.

LnNpoN. oct. S.-fh- was the third day OF
tlr Newmarket second October mcc'ins The race Tor
thc fiddle PARK Pluto. for two year 'li+ "'' won '5
Lord fl .fire.. blv colt Melton VI. \. Lppin' chest
nm, colt x,,,nt,,.. v.. i,.nnl CiptaiuC BoWlirQ- bay
colt r., -t.inr. oui of tt-Ii4ilt, Huh VII im9Wi'k
Iu. colt Iptal Hampton rau dead heat for thid pace
LInLinu MI. IlIIDn nl AIlIrr
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IHE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Oct. SIN the Court of Appeals to-

dav the following business Vas transacted:
No 262-Jon Cassidy and another. respondents act.
Bolton others iUpleaded with The ohiel STATES
Reflector Onpany appel ants Argued 80 $50 Archibald
NcPhersou respondent agt George Sau OK, appellant
submitted. No 2G7-Edwdrd III, appellant, ast. JOhn
Blake others. respondents Argued
The following is the day calendar for Oct. Q;
Nos I'll 272 30 2j9 23S. pa Pr and 27s
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THE CONLEY -TEEMER BOAT RACE.

ROsTON, Oct. S.-Petcr III. Conley has signed
the articles his with Tcemer and forwarded them
10 the latter for his signature The Is to he one Of
four miles, with turn. and best boat for $500
side Coney being allowed ten seconds start the race 10
be- row c In smooth water October 30 between ana
4:3O p at Hutton, Penn; COnley to he allowed 300
for expenses.
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EASY VICTORY FOR THE METROP0LlrANS.
ANOIHER DRAWN GAME ~ me RROO.LiN AND
ST. LOUIS CLUBS OTHER CONTESTS.

The metropolitan Club won an easy victory
nj the Polo Grounds Yesterday the Toledo nine being
m" champions opponents The playing VIVA deliberate
and not go interesting usual Gnd approaching dark
caused The game 10 bc ,od before the seventh In.
ming had been pln,cd Korfc pitched IN good form, but
the fielding worth of the home pnyrrs was not 80
brilliant u.np. long nit TINT yielded Lc'tr home
rin ard tWp dini,ult double plays evoked considerable
nur,nsa and sltcd the runos from becoming lnon0i0
nous. The score was 49, follows
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1.l.aa- y -llro aL, N,,,anal.,n- :. u go- u. =

Airl tuuu iian ........ - ". y - ", V"
ltg,d tpua leelo M'lu p'llsn re hs aI ht =
innln a Mnltnhn a. 2 inan ~ has lnlrNh ,
hrffnpn itin | Riiirh uui tnn1r 4 hriwpuHen y
. 81, tis.s tnle,t. q Metropolitan 1"ia bose nus
in.uin "a MiiiipuiiaH 80 iiuhu thh-htrip lh'hn
base ills rto.mip egd hmty y a'e gieys 10y -
snH nnd DtTi aud hil.f, NJ sninl anl iaiilrt. w
~ rhna O'btY, !, fass haiH Mcclure, y iihli 81
a,mr.l hnut ant Va mihnts unrte W N"'on n, &c.
Struck nv baby krefn 10y oDay, / Mcguire pul o'
interfering win fielding Of ball
Another drawn game was played at Washington laik'
Hruukllu yesterday between the ~ Louis ana bi"oh{h
mines Darkness stopped the game AZ the ending o me
eighth inning. The - Louis nine held the l'hd u 10 lh
seventh inning, when The local PLAYERS made hiy AT
the bat and getting four runs tied the score The nome
nine lea Ia tue batting. Grer, Gleason ana 'titth""sl
carried of the fielding honOrs, while Ncoi brentwood
kuoWlc, did the hest work At the bat only Two men
were the BROOKLYN side when the game was called
The score Wa. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

TlFIH RACE, sELLING, / MILE.
SIXTH RACE HANDICAP HURDLE, 1ai Mills.

The following pools were sold the above races at
Coucy Island ldct ui2ht
ti,s, Rqc -Str,hspy s32 Wo'dlOver s27. Duplex 20
Naral.nd+l' 81 I'll. lii H. Mack Il Halooon so 70
>ec,nd H. lrdes $50 II Aueusiiur.t3j E.clu' 81,
Hr.m al so Rapho -lj IA r,ta col" - Ill hn - lI''eo
. :. lohn g. So 49, ,r,,. 20,
TEird K1cr-Louisottc $50 Rntarlln 50 Hmalaa III
Royal Arch 80 tornado u.s. Diue EeI 80 "tte D. 81
Pontiac =. 40, g.. ,,,..-.. IL
1op-fy 81 b. thfc IA 4. -. ., ,v..,.-,.st-
f,ns me - .rring = Con-t 'nna -" H,W'pr ~
Irin burke -. bfTto 49, PIT RON SO Comauchc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

CLOSING PRICES or BJSr)y Sf)cYS
BO.fOy Oc z. i''L
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-03

meat sold in market for food is from the car
cases of diseased or crippled animals Ehe OBJ
ject of the Humane Society is thegefore. to give
protection to the public as well asto dsfe1sseless
animals He urged the Indiana soc8ety to
greater activity, and suggested tllata policeman.
employed at a salary of $500 year. would make
the society power in the city. The protection
Of animals should be made business, and NOT
until it is made business will the society sue
coed in ats object The lecture chiefly embodied
quotations from what had been observed and said
by others engaged in humane work, and was in
the nature of an@ppeal to the public to give the
society its cooperative aid