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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-03

bulkhead 100 feet from the stern, where
the cngine-room will be located. These
bulkheads are water-tight, dividing the
boat into twenty-one compartments.
From the decks on each of the bows
provision has been made TO carry an
immense pair Of spear-poles with the
necessary tackle for lifting fifty tons.
The guards arc u feet 8 inches wido
amidship. Over the well formed by
the two bows there is built a frame
work carrying heavy windlass capa.
bic of raising 100 tons dead weight, -
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-03

The unusual severity of the past
winter gave Englishmen an opportunity
of indulging in many sports common to
colder countries, but rarely enjoyed
there, Skating has been general, and
during the week that followed the new
year many toboggans and slcighs were
soen in and about the vicinity Of Lon
don; but all these amusements woro
eclipscd by a man who built an ice
yacht and was able to sail it for two
weeks in January on the frozen surface
of the Reading reservoir, to the delight
of the whole neighborhood.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-03

A favorite combination seems to lie
light coffee brown and pink. A lace
dress of coflee-color had garnituro
OF pink velvet bows, and very charm
ing was its effect.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-03

"A society of bachelors has been Or
ganized in New York, and each men,
Der is to receive five hundred dollars on
his wedding day. 1t is for the purpose
Of encouraging marriage. IN \ Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
CHEERS AND MONEY FOR PARyELL

There an old time rally sympazers with Irish
BerTigans Hail. Hudson sts yostr
day afternoon Thomas J. Sullivan presided ring
ing and the solid assurance Of sympathy shape
Of contributions OF money which close Of each
speakers address. showed that the enthusiasm for
Irish independence among Irshmen Fifth
Ward the Three delegates from the Municipal
Council made speeches James A. OGOrman that Parnell
undOu btedly done for Ireland than
the days of q Cornell. his land bill In certain
feated he but that Will show TO ali not blinded by
prejudice impossible TO expect justice from Tory
Government"
Gleason said II the Anglo Irish landlords have
any left they will instruct the Tory majority the
House OF Commons 10 vote Parnells Land bill The
rejected will De blow TO the landlords and an indirect
adv aniagc 10 the tenants"
Henry Braun said "PaTnell must now be supported NJ
all hazards lie has done great things for Ireland and those
the Atlantic must be allies
only dctaors great leader Of the Irish people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

BROOKLYN Jockey Club races, Parkvile 2 p. m
railroad Committee Of Board OF Aldermen, noOn
italian National Festival. Harlem River PARK.
Executive Committee of Republican County committee,
rand Opera House. ! y. m $780,. c,.,.-.-
Griffith. NJ.
m Metropolitan against Ptsburg, Staten Island, 1901
Seventh Regiment rifle practice at Creedmoor , 80, A..
Funeral Dnane Livingston Peabody church OF inc As
censOn. $50 o. IN. ,.,.., poa,ora !,
Meetings Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors II
Council OF Brooklyn Republican League, evening.
Reception Commander. Chief Lucius Farcmu py La
fayette Post O. A. H.. Lyric Hall, p H.
Tammary Hall General Committee. evening.
2Itaens Bcycle Club No. % West Sixtieth- ST.. p m
Mass meeting the socastc Labor Party Cooper Unon
evening. =. p ~. mt. ,o,r,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

yPerBHS AMONG sPIRyTuaLysTS

Among religious notices of yesterdays TRIBUNE Oh
that the Parker Spiritual Society would hold
no religious services this The Rev. G. r. Mccarthy
has written that lac Ia the secretary and d.
society and that the announcement Ia unsutof
lied and untrue Mccarthy said to reporter yesterday
This attempt the part OF the managing committee
break up society 1t to the subscribers about
fifty number contrary tho articles Of incorporation
Of the society will bring tho matter before the courts and
protected and character vindicated
George T. Gaden who also that he tho secretary Of
tue society found conducting meeting at private
house ia West Nineteenthst MI. Gaden Is
the socetys recognized medium. he said Nc,
C&thy is not scOrp0ratOr or even n member OF
the society He merely holds Office created for him by
the incoporators that OF director OF public meetings We en-
gagged MCCARTHY IN tins capacity Of his abilities
speaker the -tTt underst landing that be guided
doctrine by the committee OF the society
90 not seek publicity and do not believe IN maeriazaon OF
spiritual forms We seek only 10 investigate what truth, II
any, lies In spruasm. Mccarthy has been seeking 10 In
tfOuuce Objectionable features into meetings. preaching
natflZatOn ana other doctrines which have always
suited In feproach and disgrace spuasm wherever
introduced We are determined 10 get I'D Of him before he
does us any harm and he naturally annoyed the
we nave taken The society win give public meetings this
season, Mccarthy TO the contrary Notwithstanding"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
RECORDS OF THE BASEBALL CLUBS.
NETWORK PRETTY SURE OF THIRD PLACE.
cu,cAco HAS A COMMANDING LEAD-GAMEs TO BE


CHICAGO HAS A COMMANDING LEAD-GAMEs TO BE
PLAYED THIS WEEK. -.
nh, n.ssha season ia now rapidly drawing to close IL
has been the most successful campaign In the history Vi INC
game Tho majority Of the clubs will end the season "i
GOOD surplus In their treasures Few any OF the cuo
beongne 10 the League organizations have actua ios
money The York club has been success NO i' 10
making money for the stockholders Is 80,
hut there IL ends The pride OF tne iooa'
enthusiasts has been BUNDLED The Ne"-iork
nine Just barely missed capturing the pennaht last
year the miss considerably greater Manager Mu'r
saws he recognizes that his club can be srenghe
in respects and promises to see that the improve
nents are liberal outlay OF money
r, ACCOMPLISH that end The local club will probably clear
100000 this season Had 1t won the penhan' i's
profits for the season would have been nan sea'n
as large and 1T would laid the iouhoa'oh
for immense dividends next year In the pennan'
race the Chicago club still holds commanding eao win
eightywo victories and tweDtysix defeats The Detroit
Climb has five less four defeats ana rests
second The NewYork club is still third and ought 10 hou
that position end The other clubs Will hnsh inc sea-
son in about positions now occupied oy the
The clubs now stand follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
THE HUBBELL CASE STILL Il MYSTERY.
THE CORONER VISITS THE SCENE OF The MURp' "
.xn suicIDE-wHAT FRIEND SAYS.

THE CORONER VISITS THE SCENE of III" "o"D' -
AND sUiCIDE-wHAT FRIEND SAYS.
oroper Iesse jury yesterday visited the mousse ~ w
aas Monroe at Brooklyn where Mrs. Anne Hnbbel killed
her chad and herself saturday After inspecting "o
round,n9s the Coroner adjourned the Inquest unu
from Nothing was known yesterday thro"
inc any additional light upon the affair. MI ana MIS- Ii
bell had been married for twenty years ana there WI"
picou that any dangerous malady was affecting hirs
Her body ice I'm the rear room on the seoo -,
house yesterday, together with That Oh hcr ,u,a
There were marks indicating strangulaton In the ch"
throat In the pocket the wrapper that BITS "ppe WI"
at the time OF her death Protestant hpSoop"' Pa'
- ,sr,derstood that in the farewell letter she LETT ior
her husband she stated that she wanted her daughter 10
her 10 the other world The letter VII not oe ma"
nubl,c until the inquest Mr. Hubbcl was completely "'r
d Yesterday and remained the house OF relative re-
fusng 10 see any Mrs. Hubbeh hah oeeh "
her husband with all money and after her death $4oo
found hidden under the oIlcloth on the hoor Al A'
closet
friend OF the family said last evening;
NJ Uubbe,l acted strangely at times. but n was not
that abe was all dangerous ~ seems mos.
ttcn with remorse or stu OF her mind she wrote inc
for her husband r s seT
that outside OF the note whSn sne o ~ a9 U so
IRON sTS was found beside the bath and marks Of upon
the SnS 70 assist her In holding the child under
the water The struggle between them must have been ter
was worn out by eaith probably did not weigh moro
than 20 pounds.
Coroner Hesse said that he thought Mrs Hubbell was
undoubtedly insane she had shown mental weakness
for some time lie that family trouble might DO
back of all Jeery who attended Mrs HubbelL while
declining the nature OF her maay said that he be-
emotional insanity SO far as cou
be learned there insanity In the family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

Thomas Rogers the English inndel and Socialist who at
emped 10 commit suicide Saturday while In condition
bordering deum trenens reported yesterday al the
Bellevue Hospital be rapidly recovering from his wounds
and the effects OF his debauch lie will be held at the hospital
until he is enough be taken before police justice OF
the charge of attempting to commit suicide.
Charles schaved, age thirty five. OF No. 63 New Bowery
msOok OF ammonia yesterday for bottle OF whlsKey
He drank half the before discovered the mistake
and Is now in the Chambers Hospital He Will prob
ably die
Joseph Murphy who in 1868 the minstrel stage In
San Francisco Lolita doing and dance and has
mp legitimate drama viii appear this week at the
Harlem Theatre Comquc in The Kerry Cow"
Minnie Yessy age twonty.threc fatally injured by
falling from the second story window at No 81 Alens yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
,pArpse HEBREwS FAOa KUNAYIA.

Among the seerago passengers the Egypt who re
eeived IN Garden yesterday, were 800 Lithuanian
Hebrews They had been expelled from their own country
and most Of tickets various parts OF the United
of them had money or means TO provide ior
themselves The party mai up Of men. women and
children Emigration Commissioner stevenson remained in the
Gafen all the afternoon. directing strict examination
More tlan nifty held for future examination with a
probability that hey would be sent back as paupels
The examination made here is simple enough. said Mt
Stevenson and those who IL hardly be con
eldered citizens for the United states People do not
what number % sent Ia this country simply
then Paupcrs and ID every week
Bristol England has been sending children from Us
Juvenile rcOrmatoreS here had not enough juvenile
teyes and truants already and the Chdrens AID Society
tss been taking these children We sent some OF them DaK
ANY def To- them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
rRrA rMENr OF rHg oEYfKAL rARK LAWNS.

Super nient Parsons has presented report to the Park
Board ON u @ treatment Of Central Park Owing
Tie thin covering If the rocks the maintenance of tho
lawns has always difficult problem In many places
Il soil shallow 10 make vigorous growth impos
Able Trees and shrubs have been planted this made
sronDd wle the roads and would permit and
eyhye up green sward hay, ben secured But
even in the rock often co 10 TO the surface The
result dIouth quickly anocts TIE grass and trees
incfca sing nuni efs OF NsOie every
1ca M difficult "a mait lin the lawns properly
%. the island MI Parsons says Is dcnceht IN Gay
of lawn lie advises fresh layer OF mould
fch clay especially in lie shallow portions inc
coil In pl'cs the aver should be 81 Ieast 100, III
q. { % and aferwaTd Teiaii
eyrng mould shouli he scattered over these
Srak D. a and with grass seed. With these pre-
thinks. the WOud Withstand
tToui they could be thrown open he pubic IRON III
" time without SET injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
RACING PROSFEUlS GOOD
FALL MEETING AT JEROME PARK.
rouuopoRx KIrTsoS's sALE-aoRsEs THAT MAY
M ROyrOHT.

COMMODORE KlrTsoS's sALE-aoRsEs THAT MAJ
BE BOUGHT.
scne seems to prcsperins in spite OF the fact tha
.,, ere running every day There large crowds AZ
10th the sheepshcad Bay Gravesend tracks 40 uoh ~
,ns, The BROOKLYN Jockey decided TO give Nove
Der meeting. 49,, -
A,,bouxh the Jerome Park spring meeting was
cractcaIly q financial failure owing TO inc
interruption betting by the authorities tey aoVore
bigger meeting this fall than has taken place since 'ne cruz
,aon twenty ago There will be ten days OF rc'ns
with possibility Of three more. II begins on
1e stakes 10 be the Nursery for
, Jerome stakes for ods, and tie Manhattan
anacap which is 70 be the first day The Chai
,,ne Stakes for olds and the Hunters STAKES io
three wear old hes will be decided on the following luc
ON the following Thursday the Grand National Handicap WIN
M the feature OF the programme This Is the last OF inc
lar stakes. . ,,
The Concy lslsni Jockey Club Ia pleased with 'e '
NJ the M.ynowcr Handicap that IL Intends 10 make "n
mai feature Tomorrow Is the i"S u' "
tie racing at this popular resort Monday
The Brooklyn Jockey CLUB will race on ' s
wednesday Thursday and Friday OF this week,
Tho pulses sweepstakes and handcaps' al nave '''"
C"nm"iore Kttsons Of the Ercnhelm Iaem ,hsr 4
and YEAR ngs which place at Jerome arr on Racing
numbers thIrty six horses and yearlings lhy mr. a,
horses Duke by Reform. whose Ie's o IL spcey
vel re@e@Dercd Mink be Soto although unknown
fame able get over the Rim
two who although he has nos snah park and did
80 tnsc "a ho has never started In rhcs
% who Was wen thought OF BY his traned anu done
Tie spring. WSGison ,a! the speedy It,ilaa Euiaa
gcoa wodH WaSelTy Ycarnss-Honest, ChamOy keous
Ausirienne kerInessc AZURE Essay H""0'''' '
lumiuafy. Raid, Kyct ana Nrcna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
"roSrr DUeAN's CLAMBAKE.

"rorl" Dncan had q oambako at his Shcepshead Bay
Hotel Yesterday "Ton Is the caterer at the sheepsheau
Bay and Brooklyn Jockey Club tracks Is he success ASK
Toni himself believes he is and he has reason TO- '"
Balcock did canbake cooking tits long years shoe
= ,.d the Eastern States but he thinks he can make
.ambako even than he train racehofses ana ne
has faint idea he can do that 10 the queen taste
At 1880 D. yesterday Mr. Babcock telling ms assistants
T.. work fast began ceremonies. When the BAKE was
81, ,v,r 100 oplo sat down tables which had been
placed under ncghbong trees and upon the balcony OIL
'pnis hotel There merry rattle OF knives ioks
rapid disappearance or the s"hu ana MUM
refreshments philip and Michael Dwyer entftu INTO ~
xat. comics 10 which could the more. but az Hs
s"',yf. no onnaI returns had been received John r.
Irennan ia. giant OF the District attorneys ONCE hsu
s,. rr ion ,amuake hunoTs with A. H. BattersDy H. f.
tnowden Who furnishes the programmes oi te n'r1s,
kuoe k,si ont partner. Washington Bodne, IN nhc
cont JOCKEYS Fitzpatrick ami Godfrey were teie uu'
cat tleii I'll ioi lear OF Weighing 700 iucn 70
doy i take their mounts Slcvn and Otohhoi
O. Inspector Byrue- STAFF went down To act as oveIsees u
Inc The result OF the contests AZ
midnight much doubt as the result OF the Newport
Yacht Race al the same hour on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
LIE WAS Only A DOLLAR Bill.

Two vonng been chascd out Of several VII
OF New Haven Railroad drove into
Mi Uernon Saturday night with cheap jcwclry for
sale and n gathered around theu When one OF
them caelessy 10 place so b III tho case or
he offered for -3 young man Dought the watc
bu upon opening found II and worthless watch lie
want money back satisiacton The sale snan dis
nlayod big navy remarked that he did not pro-
pose utorfcrcd TN III his business The crowd began
get demon and crowded around the buggy SO I'M
Comfortably rear that the thought 1t would be good
plan to get cut Of town as soon as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
TEMPERANCE MEN AGAIN WORK.

Tho crowd Of Temperance advocates that attended the
meetings Of the Manhattan Temperance Association before
Che weather attended the first fall gathering OF the
ISOLATION In the Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon Presi
Sent Gibbs occupied his customary chair The Present
Outlook the theme of speakers discourse II
vas handled in less political DR.. J. X.
1uDk confined his remarks particularly 10 euloes
On Mr. Bsecher's family newspaper. because IL
bad published a. many four editorials
On the subject OF prohibition Because another
paper which bad once pronounced itself Democratic
published cartoon favor of prohibition, Dr
Junk thought there hopes for the Democratic
SaFy after all With the closing Of his address the meeting
tnee took Temperance form and continued
close John Finch who had been advertised speaker
a. ri 10 apu+ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


stone OF st Michaes Orphan Asylum AZ ravo
naavo and Ero-st Jersey CITY, was laid yesterday after
noon Bishop Wlggtr onicatel assisted by number OF
those present Governor ALBEIT Mayor
tic eland several Aldermen and other city officials The new
asy II is being the site OF frame building wlcn
had been occupied asylum for several years but
became inadequate 10 the needs of ue PARISH me
original building with the ground was pur-
chased by the late Harold IIciwo0d for 10000
and presented to St Michac's Church The new building
viii be 1916 wide 60 feet deer and four stories high above
the basement The fret story Will be built Of bownSione
and The remainder of Philadelphia pressed BRICK with brown
stone trimmngs There viii be accommodations for 400
children The asvlum will managed by the sisters Of
Charity uneT the direction Rev MOnsgnOr Dc Con
clio rector OF st MchAcls Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
can pr.IrI.r OF SUNDAY DRIVING.

Three small BOYS of South Nyack Theodore Freddie and
George THOMPSON ordered by their mother yesterday Ia
90 to Sunday school Instead of ODcyng they thought hey
oud take pleasant and harnessed their horse 10
rather rcfrv wagon having enough harness they used
rome and cord and started dangerous hill They had
NOT gone far before way throwing the wagon
against He became frightened ami started on
clingn9 TO the r,fus suddenly a
large rock was struck and the wagon almost cOmpet
demolished boys thrown out among the roc H.
The oldest fourteen, picked up uncOn-
cOu and all three Of them had 10 be carried TO their home
mr. l. r. C,nch found that Theodore and FIedeTi were
seriously II fatally hurt Both had bad scalp wound, aud
tho skulls badly injured Thcy both are suffering from
oft he rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

Only three League games win be played In this city this
week the New York and philadelphia clubs playing az e
Tuesday and the Kansas CITY and the
local club on saturday Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
the club PLAYS EOsion. There games In Brooklyn ana
Staten Island Friday when the Brooklyn and Meopoli
tan 20 West The schedules for the week are as follows
LEAGUE.
Monde v-NcwYork VS. Philadelphia, at Polo Grounds
NewYork Boston Washing ton at Boston Dctrot vs.
Chicago at Detroit; ST. Louis Is. Kansas City, nj 81
Louis.
TSesfGy-Ncw-York Philadelphia at Polo Grounds
New-York Boston Washington AT Boston; Detroit vs.
Detroit ST Louis Kansas CITY, NJ ST Louis
Wfdnssddy- boston New. York. at Boston Phiiadel-
phia Washington at Philadelphia Detroit vs. Chicago
az Detroit st. Louis ". Kansas CITY, al ~. Louis
Thursd1V-Boston NewYoTk, at Boston Philadelphia
Washington at Philadelphia
FriddV-BOstOn vs. New York. AT Boston; PMhlepma vs.
Washington, at Philadelphia.
York Kansas City, AT Polo Grounds.
NcwYOrk Washington -. LOUIS at Washington; PM
adepha vs. Chicago Philadelphia; Boston Detroit,
| Of Irafnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
STEdNEHS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ..sUNDAY. SEPT. TO- 1885
ARRIVED.

popr OF NETWORK .......sUNDAY. SEPT. 10. 1885,
ARRIVED
@ to
sss s,S %s To Sa
s.sssns @ Dc DC ssan sGp III
Steamer Rover OBJ Mansfield Baracca days with fr ri
y GO5FSn cy Gardiner Galveston days. will
steamer Excelsior Higgins days with mds'
steamer City Savannah Daggct, Savannah 2days will
"s Steamer aPs sn %sH July
with %dse and e. tv Point
ss' with d%s Sn S
and to ola dominion Sc anu
Steamer Kanawha. Pierce Newport News with coal to
Steamer John Gibson, Young Georgetown DC with mdse
Brig Victoria CPort Reis Bahia S5 days. with tc
Brig KaahdIn Hayes, Bangor, with lumber to schuy
brig Cora Green PhiiSroSk bangor with lumber to VIM
schr spartal, Haowei Hlls6oro, NB with plaster fol-
Newark; vessel to Jed Frye & Co.
At City Island. fresh ssW cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
e. H9ss r SS 70
hssS vSS ing ss = Sept
Z Ess vernon
steamer Republic Br) Irving. Liverpool Sept Queens
town H. with mdse and passengers to RI Corts Arrived al
the Bar at 720p n. 49,
steamer Trinidad r) Fraser Bermuda days with mdse
and passengers to Outerbridge Co. Arrived AT the Bar
at ll.45pm. 20 -,
SHIP city (of Boson Farbarn. Havre 80 days,
with mdsc to ORDER vessel to NJ + Pickering & Co.
SAILED.
Spain and Navarro for Lverpoo Greece London
Buffalo Hull; Kovno Stettn: Polynesia, Hamburg Pathla
japan and China port Ambrose, Para.
Bark Margarda, for Oporto.
Also saied-Via Long Island Sound-Barks Laura Emily
for London Egera Rosario.
SPOKEN.
Sept l3-Iat 80 g. lou 10 20, ship Herman Ger, from
Bremen for NewYork.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER1
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 1s-saled. steamers Romeo (Brl. WI
iams for New York. Palestine (Br Wheway and -irgnal
(Br), ttt Boston. 49, ,.
otgESsTowY Sept l9-Arived. steamer Indiana Sargent
from Philadelphia septS on her way to Liverpool (and pro
ceeded).
sailed steamer Alaska (Br). Murray from Liverpool hence
'0i RoTTERp1H Sept Is-sailed steamer Lcerdam Dtch
Sleirenkregt for Now York. ,,, NJ,
Nickels, for New-York. 49,
HAvRR, sept iQ-A rived, steamer La Champagne Fr)
Traub from NewYoTk.
HAVANA, Sept l8-saled. steamer city OF Was hingon
Rettg from Buenos Ayres hence for New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
STATEN ISLAND.

ToTTEyvIIE-Tc service o. the Protestant Episcopal
Independent Mission OF 81 stephens Church was held yes.
tho Rev. \. a. Mortimer rector Of ST Marys
Protestant Episcopal Church, OF West New Brighton, Of
Debating Tho hold the South Baptist Church
Main where the congregation will meet Sunday
until 1t builds Church Of IL The subscribers
In TOtenvillo number about fifty. The mission
started ago. but the rector OF the parish the
Rev Mr. Warlaw OF A. lu1os Church at Rossve insisted
and tho mission ceased Recently the assistant bishop Of the
made the village Of Tottenvie independent mis-
sion and the old congregation is starting again TO build
rl,prcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
THE SPORT AT PARKvILLE TO-DAY.
uORsts THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND KUN sEOOND
list OF THE ENTRIES.

LIST OF THE ENTRIES.
Tho rrorramme for today's Of the Brooklyn JOCKEY
-, 4. 80, a militant one The fields small and the
rso. entered are not nrstclass But there is Pio9
meet that the sport will be interesting as u
horses are evenly matched and close finishes VIII poo
ally lie the feature Of the day. Esteha s"o",
,n the first race with Swift second though Gieaer WI
.s her hard Hermitage in the second race Is III NJ al
Dgly light weight. II is hardly possible tnas ia a
Male Last allow her fifteen p"ufus any
should win Mile she consistently ought 70 a. a.
Moue NcCartlys for second place Sunoti 80 s
runs up last Thursdays form. VIII win inc ' law
pvor of course carries top weight in the : MUS i
laniicap but ought % win IT, Ekwool hss ., The
s.u nuitter" and Frank Ward at the dlneicnSe ~ .u
weights is likely lead hn swift II she starts r;rIc
race Duke of MOntabaD. although ,iII
shond secure the place frankie T., II run 70 Wh WIN a. 81
ths Judges owes first IN the sixth race ana 60,
INNS as well IN his last two races, VIII DC sc0on ~
lowing are the entries: