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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

quarrel between coored resulting in a suit for
for defamation OF character before Justice
Andrews In Supreme Court Chambers yesterday motion
by defendants compel the plaintiff to give him
specifying fully when and where and
how the damaging uerances claimed TO have been made
William r. Richardson his complaint demanding SIS 900
that the damaging language
spoken at the Old Dominion Hotel. No 0s West Twenty
seventhst. May 10 Whppe sayles argned the motion
Garner and Nice sns stewart for Richardson The de-
cslon reserved
More creditors OF Baum Co.. the wholesale clohiers Of
Francisco. whose failure With liabilities VI million dol
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nApp1cIn1s RuRaLAR In SING SING

Frederick Hyatt OF Brooklyn went with his wife TO spend
few DAYS with law. oseph HuObcl who lives In
Linden ave sing Sing Al about O'Clock yesterday morning
Mr. awakened by hearing walking around
in the room aud Mrs Hyatt lighted their lamp and dis
covered that had been stolen. They
In change IL found that the house had
bay window the FIRST floor. While
the party searching the thief slipped back and stole MI
Hyatts and wsistcOat containing watch, gold
eyeglasses and valuable papers. Yesterday
morning Mt Hyatt had to lie in bed because
he had no clothes While the family wero consulting,
Hubbcl found the missing trousers ON the floor inside
the bay window The money all After breakfast
Young daughter OF William Gale who lives around the
ner appeared "A aud wastcOat her These
garments missing The girl said that she found
them nicely rolled up a the front porch. Upon
searching the pockets hyatt found everything just he
had LETT il the night before. His watch undsur0ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
DTSTRTCT COURT METHODS.

Controller Ioew began Investigation OF the business
Of the Civ District clerks yesterday Louis
F. Burns First District Court was the his Wit
ness lie said appointed by Justice Norton IN
l.s2 lie described the system OF the court IN Issuing sun"
and proceedings The trial fees were
- 80 for ts OF $50 or less - so for suits above that
amount. Trial days three times week he was III
conr on these days a. 70 ~ In MS aDseoe
the deputy clerk signed summOnscs and other papers
had always custom although he did not know thit
there was The fees kept in separate
drawer delay In making return to the Con-
trOer would be rcmecd hereafter The witness
denied fees had been collected in his court
The hearing viii be continued tomorrow.
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Neir. YORK.. ID DO

Earned runs-Now:York9 PhladsIPnM = pssseS baIs
-Deasley l. Wild ptchesKeefe DALEY L. fIst nsse ON
Philsdelphia f6su p New SH g.
Philadelphia q Double playsDaey and fsrrar GSImsrd'
Ward l. Esterbrook, Deascy l, and Richardson 1ihe
200.
Tn. and louisville clubs played at St George
yesterday the home nine won with ease me s an
nlayed with sp,rit insured them victory from 'hc
start They batted such effect that the visiting heasIs
became weary The pitching OF Cushmnn was also pa h
hard at times but the Louisville players could not punch
their hits The was as follows;
Metropolitan .--...-.-.---.-.'no n v n n o n q I
Abont 800 spectators the game at Washington
hetwe Brooklyn and Piits6urg clubs ne honG 0
won through superior at the bat The score "'s us
Rrooklvn ............O ~
Pittsburg. ..-----------o " 1 y
The New York Club started for 70 ston last night
The Brooklyn and Louisville clubs ay N S - dar The
silver tronhv offered The pennant winner IS
on exhibition in the grand stand at ST. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
Oy TPJAL FOR KILLING 4 RACRHAN.

The trial OF Henry W. Cowlos formerly bookkeeper Tor
r. Claim Co. who Is now accused OF murder In the first
degree was begun yesterday before Recorder smyh In the
Court o. General Sessions Assistant District Attorney rel
lows who Is getting ready for the fall campaign
will conduct the prosecution jury secIru With little
tc ltv The prisoner iauitlesIy dressed young man
with the appearance OF benS quiet and peaceabe lie SAT
beside his counsel r. Howe AMI near him were sev
oi 10 1erls contribution is said TO nave been nane
OF the prisoner in the uiy gHls iale
~ nav Tie rxpenses Of the defence Cowes Kill Thomas
W Flanagan hackdriver, IN Bang llqnor store AT 10
2l4 broadway the night OF June % He says tlal lie
acted secience The trial viii continue for seVerai
daks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
TAHOE wINs TnE WATERBURY, TENNIS CUP

TAYLOR WINS THE WATERBURY, TENNIS CUP
The contest for the Waterbury Challenge Cup pre-
sented TO westcheser Tennis Club took place yesterday
On the clubs grounds AZ Westcheser cup
one be the property
winner Among those the lawn the house
were MI and Mira Jacob LOrlllard. MT and Mira H.
yer MT and Mrs NJ Pulz MT and Mis- M. Waterbury,
M snd Mrs W H sAnds MI ana Mrs Huntington MT
&isses Harrington, Diekey, c9ster. Barnard Zeregs
Ssssed by Mira sana. presided at the tea table There
originally thirteen the contest but only
appeared The play good especially that Of L. Cutting
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CALENDARS TODAY.

s " ~ 60 ST. g. 81 o. }l q
los 1872 10 3s 1872 49, I s7 Ia la III i0 i0' i0'
Eth TsS S H.ns At Oh
CRY corRT~TRIAL TKRMPARI BefoTs Br9% g9 81
Nos 900 7l9, 49, %. loi3 2l2 2ia Sl'' Ti' 14o Ni GAO
PIE 900 221, 1872 223. - ,,-. r-..,
CRY toURr-TRAL TEEM0PAnT IBssorSSo yS5s 5as
POI 22s. 900. ,,,, po,oro Madam q
J cINS6 7 Yf1 eos 7ci 7oa a.
@ is9 200 2oi ao2 POS 2o4 2O5 2O6 2o7 2os. 9oe 2o
2ll 1859 o.o.. p.nr r potora pecorder
smvtb and Assistant tAttorney Feows~Hos *
10 H. ~. Is, II, To- 10, H. TO- H. w. a. 80
GorRT OF GENERA skssIoysPARr IL-Betore Judge on
ae,seeva and Assistant District Attorney Bedford
I284be7 10 IL. IL. Is. a. is, 10, IL. IT, IT, ~
81 20 63 "a, 2b, 20, q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
THE NETWORKS IN A GAME.

LAST CONTEST VIII
BROOKLYNS VICTORIOUS.
The NewYork and Philadelphia clubs played ther maj
game together at the Polo yesterday The game was
val n,ved and would have been more enjoy
able had the players deliberate in their movements
Keefe pitched with considerable eject and was wen support
ed by Deasey Common Ward and Esterorook also III
fine Daley. the Quaker City player was not 90 oHoo
ns, the local batters as usual The tie at the
Of the nh inning the local men played In the
form that work earlier In the season ana
the five runs scored virtually them the game About
100 sp present The score was as ohoWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

hSgna" ~ GEORGIA: thcf Ccrk r. b. Yonmans OF the
Treasury Department and Rafael varrios Msh ooSu
n Of Hartford Donald Mitchell Of U, md w
y Waiter of Baltimore Ne,c- York Frederic Z;
Pcnaed Tped stacs Vice Consul General at London ana
The Rev Dr. James Allison. of Pittsbng Gtssv Hous
Rear Admiral John II Russell. U. =. Navy, and General
Tosanh "a Carr Of Troy. 81 James Hotel Onterbrdge
orsey OF MARYLAND ExMayor NJ. ". Nolan OF Albany and
An,erf BALDWIN OF Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
\ EWARK.

A recent ordinance OF the Common Council imposed
OF IS organ grinders Several Italians
ordinance. Italians
applied the Mayor licences grind aud paid
fee.
County PhysIcan Hewlett yesterday made examination
OF tho H. Undcrhil OF ITvngton who died
thrown down stairs by Charles also
rvngOn The doctor thought there doubt that
injuries had received In the tusslo No
Quest WIZ be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

Christina Anderson young Swedish servant, was taken
Recorder smyth yesterday for sentence. She was EN-
poyed by Mis Fanny Nussman No S25 East Fifty third
st. until July l. away with jewery valued at
60 300 belonging her employer She went to Chicago and
openel quOr which pTOspered until her arrest re-
Gently The Young allowed 10 plead guilty 70 a
charce grand the second degree She WePt WINE
Record r Smvth talked her and nearly tainted when hcf
sentence pronounced The Recorder said that all possible
cemency had been epng the plea ana he sen
fenced the young to five years IN the state frlson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB ENTRIES.

first today at the track is dash of FIVE fur
longs Burch should win with Mona second The second
is for olds special weights If Inspector
b. Is fit for hard race-whch Is not
Ikey-he should easily But probably he has not yet
entirely recovered from the effects OF his sneness
that LATTE shonld win with Climax second The
old ought 10 go 10 Nellie B. and sunbeam may
he Parkvlle Handcar will probably lie between the top
weights Favor aud Bsrnum and they should finish as
named Una ought be FIRST In the firth and Percle
although the little longer than lie likes should
H. second Ernest best OF the lot selling race
1 Iii sln lcntfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
LONG ISLAND.

UTRgcHT-The purchase OF considerable, OF land
the outskirts OF Brooklyn between Foroth and FIFTY
third and Twelfth and Eighteenth the limo OF
tho Brooklyn Bath and West End lsailruai. has been
completed by syndicate Of NewYoA AMI Philadelphia capt
talss have about $25OOOO auUO los
will opened and graded and viii DE aid
aud the erection VI houses already begun IL expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO SEPT 2l.-To days game between the Chcago
and Detroit cbs was stopped the fourth inning by ram
champions hal scored runs to Tor the Deuo 'noh
At Phlale pha-St Louis. 6 Athlete l.
At B,ltim Cincinnati. ] Baltimore; l. Caled III 'he
eighth inning on account Of dtrkn ess
At st Louis ST. LOUIS, , Kansas Guy ~
At Boston Washington Il Boston, g.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.
Ign Jockey Club races, 2 p. m.

BROOKLYN Jockey Club races, Up m
Meeting of Board Of Aldermen. noon
Meetings Of Dock and AqUeduct Commissioners
Reopeulng OF University OF the city OF Newly ork
Coney Island Jockey Club before Judge Moore brook
Ign. " o, H., rou enu
Mass meeting o Socialists. Cooper Union, = D. IN
Metropolitan Ptsburg baseball match Staten lsand' $40
p. =, 80. n ooA,oo, pana 4 ~ m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

against MT Billing Messrs sloeum ana sanns psys cnal
Get H. A. Taylor played line winning game DIS reusns anu
o' M, yo'anr Taylor beat D. Miller al 6l CUT
ing beat w Y Billing 5-6, IS 6-3: H. W siocum oca' W.
IL sans rovna n Yayior beat r. Cutting Sc 6-o. o-3i
IL w Socun beat NJ. Patton 60 g. 60 a q
j,nai round-ff A. Taylor beat II. W. slocum o-s' %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
Announcements
"TUE METROPOLITAN"

HE METROPOLlIAN.
Our will be finished and the Metropolitan Drecoo
published about November /. II will contain the seestu
names IousehOders the cities and towns VIII mn
OF rs miles winter residences can De oOtu
earlier booking all orders for immediate devety
publication SIS. few copies OF last years euoH ior
sale at SO. $500 1Ro" DlhhOloni w.
century ago published first Newfo rk tty Dlrec
We shall produce reprint OF same shortly Few sc
lcct for this and the metropolitan WIZ NC
received lhO" DihN0i""i W.
G.. G.. Shayne manufacturer of sealsl<in gar
ments and furs will retail at lowest cash wnoie
eae prices this Altering and repairing done faSon
book sent free, No. 1913 Prince-st., near Broadway
As dressing and color restorer, Parkers
Hair Basam never fails TO satisfy.
No relief for the sick Ike Parkers Tonic
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs WrvsrOws SOOTHING SYRUP should always pc nsed io
CHILDREN TEETHIYG. 1t soOTEs tho CHILD sofIhNs ths
GUMS ALLAYs ALL PAIN CURES WIND CoIC anu the bEeI
REMEDY POR DIARRIHA Twenty Ave cents Do'ue
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1A4 Inxngton.ave. between 10Th and 3oth SIS
Hours-8t toll 5to7 Diseases OF tho Nervous system
0ento- Urinary organs Impotence anu s'erinV
LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
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NEW.JkRSEY.

WEST HoBoKRS.-T Thomas Qurk, the driver OF Gutten
reported yesterday that Monday lac
lonely part Of the boulevard he head pistol
ehot bullet through the window and gTazed
District The driver thnk7 that the shot
by thief with tie intention of OOblng his money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
srcCessruL ENGLISH CRICKETERs.

BALTIMORE sept 2lhe OF cricket begun yesterday
the Gentlemen England and the Baltimore cub
WAS concluded to-day the winning by 30 runs and an
inning to spare they making 2J7 runs TO 9 by the home
club wlnci eighteen men were allowed topiAy' return
game will be play ed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
Jersey CITY.

Edward, alias Porter Flanagan who tried IN the
and Tcrmner the murder OF Victor Phal
gust convicted yesterday of murder IN the second de-
he heard
verdict and then smile spiotd his face lie fet re-
ueved The extreme penalty twenty years III the state
Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

erxo sSG-Riohard Delaney night keeper in tho prson
cot d,,,nk Yesterday went Broad Avenue School ana e
Dan mailing sch9srs The eachsr orde.od nun bo
out and Sc laughed informing her that she uuh
hive herself ne should have TO Whip her snr uS be school
s aiarnoon An ocef was called and the INTRUDER
taken away In tie afternoon Judge Reynolds hncd MN s-o'
given $1,000 Tor a stone spre ST Pauls Church
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GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS,

~ DetHH
For Autumn and Winter Wear.
Inc three md four bus,..
Morning Goats will be the most suitable sar,.
season for haIf.dress The material. - .'s
Carr's plain.fac ed Metons. Thibets and N. mas. W,
CoatingA These goods are warranted net IN 81.
for thnt res son arc cure TO be popular ans
Fancy Waistcoafs from fine silk mixtures ana
made with collar and fly fronts, going to ="
fashionable with the above styir Of cents.
We carry a handsome line Of the above GOOD, md .s
make the Coat aud Waiscoat ocd with pure dye in
edges flushed with fine military braid, for
$50 and $50
silk stripes checks, &c Among the West End tailor,
Of London they cutting them slightly wider abs.s
1871 Inc hes at knee and ~ bottom. 10 show pro
nounced down both front back. This style ~
Trousers making for 50, sf2 Go
For stylish and rough and-ready wear have n.
Gle uant assortment Of scotch Tweeds and Home
We are making the Cont In the single breasted
Lounge style with collar, waisc oat aud trewsers
for $50 and SIS
Extrn Trousers from $3.50 upwards. An goods 70
order md " al ranted represented.
Mr.. DeIury has brought the largest stock Over
coatngs i'm ported into this country.
sample garments of all the latest styles OF haad.
Our prices are Is to 81 per cent lower than the
fancy priced aiors charge for same goods and work.
manship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
NEw.yORK REATEN AT CRICKET.

The NewYork Cricket Climb was easily neiea'eu ny 'no
Staten Island club ononnng game on the atters GROUND
at Livingston s. J. fine inning OF 80 made ~ W Massey
was the feature game The score stood loO or staten
Island and IS for New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
vpw vouVrDs pF ,TrN AT CRICKET.

BRocKTos Mass, Sept 2l.-The Manhattan Cricket 'luO
of to-day defeated by the Brockons The hs
inning resulted Brookon So Manhattan a. In the second
inning 81 and Manhattan 10 when te game
aculIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
PRIZES OFFERED FOR ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

PRINCETON ~ j., Sept. 2The gymnasts OF the college
EXPRESSED great pleasure yesterday at the announcement
made bv The TTncetonfdn that j. Turner the gymnasium
director had 10 give three prizes OF go $40 and
$40 respectively for general excellence IN gymnastics Inc
contest viii take place the latter part OF March
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u,rerruraTER COUyTY.

have speedy communication with NewYork by the new
init tvn ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
LAST DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD.
THREE OF THE FAvoRIrEs SUCCESSFUL

,,r or THE srAR1ING AND RIOING BELOW PAR.
The Ccnoy Island Jockey Clubs autumn meeting was
.aa Yesterday with lively races which were enjoyed oy
many spectators II ole of the beat and most successful
over given by tie club and pleasant features OF
.he day were and varied Three favores won
AMI the bookmakers there did not pront 81 largely q"
usual the expense Of the pubic.
Some owners rs close Of the racing season draws
ar are -arcr 10 sell their horses Blohm Co have sold
LATHE Minoh to r. W Tbemas and they lot Adon's 70 10
lanes Rowe after the fourth race for sl.oOO
LIZZIE Krap,s led In the betting and at the finish OF the first
race Fortunately her weight too low for Meehan 10
,., and she won easily l5 Her speed was In strange
contrast u her sowness Saturday. change OF jockeys
somemcs wonders But the hlys poor running y"
saturday the fault OF the big genial loy
millionaire Captain Sam Brown. who owns her Inc sa''
with Little Mnch so Tar pennd the iesueie NAV ~
was never in tie contest
Mr. Caldwell made OF his second start aso si''s
Mclaughlin Bessie June much the bes OF IT. rs sue was
NJ full speed I'm front when the nag ien ''''
the race was settled ;hon and there. Latte obr'en
who rode r. p. Ashes hlly Vera struck nei
stiuging second furong The nervous eAcaoo
Sily was close to rail and swerved into IT, iss
with great force boy rolling over and over on'
was not bit hurt Mr. Ashes colt King OF Nofioh
" victory the fourth Poor Vera was s'aN iViU
and though limped to her stable she soon oied ~ o
was a pretty graceful fly with fair speed anu "' n.n0
pzed her highly The Jockey should have been nogson nun
self for striking her st such a time and place
The whip should be used rarely ."
on delicate sensitive twoyesroios. esPeVA'y '"o',
md oulv in
boys whom many put their horses are capaoe Oh
any cruelty and any folly
,TIcn was the third and last favorite to win OFaon run
pnr second 10 King Norfolk IN the next race MT Ashe
evidently did prize the King much for he let MIN 20
IL Harbeck at the bid Of $40 the entry prce OF
5000.
The official programme msed many peopleas to the weigh
IN the nth race AdOnis tho winner carried only eighty
pounds nnetyhve. With nlney'nVe' 'aie" WIN la"
set ond would have beaten him.
Eeey b. was fvore or the last race ana would
have W n the boy saddle had been born with WIS
She CART only 81 pounds OF course she should have run
ont got far she could from Hareioot-a as'
but with ~ pounds Charleston kept Becky b. under
donlc pull allowing barefoot 10 catch her In The nome
stretch tried to beat Hare 90, at the finish SUCK
ling Dig could better hln Charleston did BacSers
Of turned away their f'ces from the ghasy ouVc
ery and moved homewart with SINAI means The packers
nj Fletcher also writ agony for she sulkei ana
en Il t. fore sh hat covered the first hundred yarus
FlRsr RAcE-PURsg $500 srRcIAL WEIGHTS . MILF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
MARINE M ELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises, 6:i3 5:5i Moon rises - Moons age "a
HiGH WATER.
4 H-Sandy Hook Lao Gov. Isld. POP Hell Cato S0aa
P1-sandy HOOK 2:O9 Gov. Isid. 1888 Hell Gate. 4:22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

barefoot Electric ana Monte Cristo were wthdrawn;
Tctt ng-Iizzic Krepps to l. Little Mlnch 70 rauh
ind 10 |, Mamie Hunt u l. bay feDe Nv 90
Gsrey LATTE IL 10 Hopeful 20 to l. sauda 81 10
l. Miiamar 80 10 A..
the start VAS poor LATTE Rebel and Lizzie krepps
hav ng the OF it, Lizzie krepps won easily by TWO
lengths LATTE second two lengths before Gardey.
SECOND RACE-FoR Two.YEAR-olDs. $50 EACH, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
Time-1:16.


Betting ssie to Vera to against Ermine
sway OILY BSnne {S IS to to TheOdcsSs Is
% sp Tnar Start With Bessie June in front full speed
an struggling along at intervals Bessie June a
n. mn 81 h foHr "a she swerved from the
whip INTO rails But Mr. caldwell left nothing IN the
rend hard have beaten her with such start Bessie June
Won by T %a So GySs before " stFeawy With
a start Amy would have made s g0d 1 Iate AND %d ed .ooS
Siier the race. but the boy escaped injury
THIRD RAcE-s25 EACH. s7so ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
r. W. Thomass ch C Elgin, by sprngbOk Eiem yrs 97h
within ieqnnf; Mass,s lai y naagsPs1,
j ForGcs's b. shamrock 3 81 Svert AndersOn) o
Betting-Elgn 10 to on Eagle to against Maggie
J 10 l. shamrock to / IN from, and in the
second qnarternie got lead OF ten lengths but Egn
steadily gained on hsa s ia G9 Maggie
second two lengths before War Eagle
roynn RAcE-Foa TmnGE,YE4EoMaP3sr s20 EAcn' $3.50
r. p Ashes ch C. King Of Norfolk. by Norfolk Marion Marion
r. : V GroSns6 E ,ofaon, FitPaTs4
Iwyer Bros b. IcThr9,, llI.(MeI o
{ Boyle. jr's sh g. Wawcod, 3.:.:.:.....(s'epe) o
psung-oFalon even. Bnt day 4 TO !, Ponco4 toll
pasns : 10 l. King Of Norfolk to i, wildwood 10 %
Tie rear while Others closed and entered the home
s,,S ID oa6 nv Tg Of ScTok Who won easily by
two lengths OFallon second neck before Bf'husy VINO
KIM NerSs entered to be sold for $1,000 and was
bought for 5000 by j. H. HarDecK
FIfIH RACE-$25 EACH, $1,000 ADDED SELLING. ls
Blo,m & Cosc g Adonis, by MOriemer- Ward
G. IT, Pet, ngiis ch Valet aged, Fuller 2
" G. Dalvs blk Florence NJ. 4. (almerl 8
Jcnnngss Il. T. ErTOT, 4, % ChappeIl
Jere Dunn C. ChckahOminy. 3, 10 N cum YER
re Patcs Revoke aged 80. de Long, y
falCOi.T ~ U
Time. l:55i2.
Btting-F Florence l. Valet TO 2 Atoms TO l. Fal
coner TO 10 l. Revoke 10 TO l, ChoKahonlny 81
tOl. -. -, A..
TOMS won easily by half length. Valet second three
before Florence who dozen lengths before
Error Falcone mped his stable lame. Adons
was entered sold for $1,000 lie bought by James
Rowe the wellknown trainer. for $1,000
SIXTH RAcE-S2O EACH, $500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
SRVEN FURLONGs TURF.
L. fuckers CHI barefoot, by HaroliLetty yrs llz
n Observation-Disclosures. toVui!t!l 4
j OConnors oh. Becky b.. 4, % -... (Chsrle stonl
Locust stables b. h. Thackersy. o. CIV iliiamsl
John shaw's CHI IN. Katie Flct her g. 94Fulier) U
Tme-l292
B TO 4 barefoot TO l. Katie Fletcher
Alto !, ThaCkeray 3 to |.
Fletcher moved OF with the others but suked almost
retired from the after running Few yarns
led for three uTongs, Becky running second
under pull Thackeray tired badly and Becky H. TOOK
fst place Charleston kept the pull On the hy
until barefoot her in the homesTetch linen Nc
with whip but nOunered about IN
tie saddle and barefoot by head sheery by Charles
fDn,s b2dr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-30

OF power and Importance, but it is ques-
tionabe whether that feeling compensates
him for the many anuoyances which it
imposes upon him. However, be could
hardly be content if he were to abandon
business altogether. The excitement OF
pushing forward his mOney-gettiug
schemes has become necessary to him,
and it is hardly probable that he will
cease his efforts to increase his fortune as
long as be lives.
While there arc plenty Of men in the
country, doubtless, who would kill Mr..
Gould If by that means they could pos
sess themselves Of his wealth, and have
some assurance Of escaping punishment,
the condition OF society in this country is
not such as to produce men who would
murder him SIMPLY because be is the pos
SCISSOR OF great deal more wealth than he
has any use for.