New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
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UORsE-BREEDERs - TYPE-sETTERS-TIlEAT
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RICAL GOSSIP.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUNsl
ROCHESTER,. Feb 2O.-The meeting of State horse
breeders was held at Powers Hoe in this city yester
tay afternoon G. j. Hamlin. of Buffalo, was maze
temuorarv chairman and T. s. Flood, of Emira. secre-
tarv Mr. Flood announced he purpose OF the assoca-
ton was to advance the interests of breeders and
ovynors NJ trotino horses in the state of NewYork
The secretary read the constitution and bylaws which
were subscribed to by the following men Z. A. Loder
and r. Huntin gton Rochester; Thomas s. Flood,
Elmira: W H. Saunders, Clyde; ID. L. Case, Home
Farm. Lodi j. B. Burew, Union Springs; = I.
Wells. Leroy; c. J. Hamn, Buffalo; IL. VI. Little
Macedon; NJ f. Sergis, Rochester; Milton Hoas,
Seneca Falls; Francis j. Jewett West Farmineton
Frank b. Redfeld, Batavia; Simon Butts, Greece
James L. Latrace, Rochester, b. F. Tracy New-l ork
Z. B. ParsOns A.; A. Bonner David B9nner & Cro Il.
Raymond O. J. lettings New-Yorkj ); H. Clark SiTo
James Whitney, Rochester; II: Z: JeWett pun 40
Baker HarrigSn, Colnsock n, Y; The e, fClow'ns aI
officers were elected President. $. {. Wells first
yicc-president. General b. +. Tracy second wee
president c. j. Hamlin; third yice-prc-ident A. A.
Bonner; secretary NJ. T.. Davis treasurer, george v"
Archer. - -. r.,3.
Some time ago fifteen of the fast typesetters of this
CITY issued challenge 10 the same number 0I printers
from any other city III tn mon oi Ies7 thtn tVu,ooo
inhabitants. the winners to attend the Ie",uiea9
Exposition at the expense OF the losers ne ch"'t
has been accepted by the Utica compositors and the
match will soon be arranged
C e. b Walker. Judge II. V. Rowland. Professor
Gardiner members of the Commission appointed to
take testimony in the matter OF claim OF mlleIs along
Honeoye Creek, for damages arising from the con
etruction and use of the nemlock system OF wafer sup
ny for the city of Rochester have been in session 10 the
Common Council Chambers the present week hearing
The freshmen class at the university has been divided
into two factions since the election of officers last
October one side composed of Delta UpSilon aud
Apha Delta PHI fraternity. and the Other OF Delta
Psi. Psi Upsilons Delta Kappa Epsilous and Chi P.l-
Business has been dull at the city theatres. lhe
Casino Theatre is the only one doing successful busi-
ness This resort is located on the ground toor. u
centrally situated and is the best managed play house
in Rochester 1t furnishes good attractions al cheap
prices and is packed every afternoon and evening;
Miss Ida Mule the little cupid of the OrDheas aud
Eurydce during the long run OF the burlesqne at the
Biiou Opera House. New York, and who was recently
with the Rice-Mackey party, is resting in IN. CITY, IT.
is reported that she will join the " laily-Ho
combination. playing the comedy character and that
she will shortly wed benjamin Tutll, the manager of
the - Tslly-H company
The vafious committees and subcommittee Of
municipal reform league and the Common C0unch are
still working away at a new reform charter.
The ten railroads running into Rochester are having
great difficulty in runhIng their trains. Small acct
dents which result the delay of passenger or freight
trains are happening daily and cause trouble aud IN
convenience.