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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
rvrODcyyG THE LAW ON HIS OWN Acc0UfE

EyFOKCING THE LAW on HIS OWN 1CCV0'I
John McCarty age twenyfou having an oidstylr hs
ha,ire and a revolver entered the barroon Of loops
,, n -e- second ave on sunday evening and Arrests
the PROPRIETOR for violating the Use law He took reroa
nronh East Forty sixthst and suggested sefins ue ms
ter an ncal basis PerontNa refused and tnsh
re his revolver ami presented IL at Perontk@s pfeasS
-, 3D., iet NrCarfv AXE ~ him With but tue
rs .tare Met arty then called al Nie fokops oarrs9
~ e~ond ave He Poklop and to1S -
INN sisht of tie Nineteenth prcinct Police statos "a
49, Ey first st There wanted POklop 20 pay hlu ~
Pokop called police and Nccsry tried 20 run aws
but by policemen The soner was oed n 49,
40 I-tice Mite Yorkve Police Court yesterday Id
an officer aad M 81 900 tlr highway robbery
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SPORTS IN THE OPEN AIR.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY's RACES.

PROBABLE wiNNEKs Ar JEROME PAsK-LEoSARD
W. RoNE's LITTER TO THE Pniicr BOARD.
There Will be plenty Of sport At Jerome Park to-day and the
social features OF the day will mportsn racing
The have filed we'll and Mr. Jerome should be proud Of
his efforts to give fitting end for The Of
1886 The first for polo ponies OF
a. TO which shOnd H. Jack onght to capture the
ond race, which s hurdles: Freicck Gebhards Old
mare Paanca should be second His imported horse Jolly r
John Il in the This horse has been entered
times before this season. but has yet
started In this country. AdOais should
the third race and Witch Is likely 70 be his closest attendant
IT. the fourth Royal Arch carries top weight but he
should win and Pawn should get the place IN the Election
Stakes WELLINGTON carries tho greatest number Of
pounds an he too should win the Old horse Disturb
ought to be- second The result Of hn Cup
depends upon the riders. The entries
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HOW rr LOOKS IN ToMPKrNs COUNTY.

ITHACA, Nov. 1 (SpeciaD. -TheTe Is great
confidence expressed ni1ht among the chiefs Of the
Republican parry this region tho result OF inc
election Tomorrow. The Republicans claim the count
tonight for A-ssnbyman Smith nv 500 MAJORITY on'
II Is thought that Democratic Doodle" will brin- these
figures down to about 300 The Democrats are making
hard hgn OF 1t. aud Ithaca Of the Hill pocket
boroughs the contest will he close in the village BHt u
Is IN the towns that the republicans will gain. Inc
visits here OF Senator Warner Miller and Congressman
Hi-cuck have cr-aied considerable nfhus asu am h-
The voters, and rs-d kepuhllca iuAorll
over year IN several districts will be the ru
AMI nj the -xception. Republicans express no DOUBT
that Mr. Food, Emlra. VIII be returned 10 tue
National House Of Representatives. as Mr. AFho.s sue
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
nAsEBALL AZ FOOBALL GAMES.

The game Of baseball Washington Park, Brooklyn, TO-
day btw,e pro essOna players Of NeNfork and
Brooayu promises be interesting Lynch VIII pitch for
the New ok men and Terry Or flaming FOR BrOoAyn
The Yale College Crescent football teams VIII fight for
goals AZ the Polo Grounds to-day The Crescent CuD belongs
in fOoklyu most III. ayers are eXcOcse payers
Yale W % Kick hard to WIN victory.
Unions OF Columbia College, and ue Crickrts o 7t-V
Will play chtpDn>hp game Ga football AZ
the II. tfcorge Cricket Grounds, hODnken. today. 49,
Bc6r School football teams VIII play az
the Polo tomorrow i0r the International Arspca
Ton mpionshp. The game viii be- called co' ana
mn d1lss o. fe, VIII charged The utter boys expect o
WIN as tins school held the football championship ior Tie
me school also won the baseball pen
n4nt The athletic club iOr the present year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

, 4. +, - :" Ia Mr. Dunder DO dropped In b SO
s-,ani Benda the police ye,tcisy, NO" many e>AeS
-. ~ 80 ,co ronce Detroit dls year
datss vi ali there ought 20 be about te0
huudreL" Wa the Tcpty
Nj more ash dot y
NAT think So. Why
Vheti vhecks some elers began 70 come aroundo
uud asg M nni say; on ah-gsd 20 meet you Ne
Dund.r Vhas a candidate der leeket. you know. i
r,irs. Ike dis headquarters der
flow yhas your Nhci. tot bcer for am,
YOU see nke heaq Tor All canddseA fsr ~
nuaAes lsessaess."
Welt
"Vhcii keep Ieedle Of candidates init pencil
uuc der number vha- 100"
"rhy wing roots yon'
ot vas What shake says und he tells 10 vhas bsfcr
you sergcant would all dose candidates come 70 ne'
No. twenty tica
und vlas sh~ nded sgsinF
sergeant keep leefe stiiii vhas going rsht ~
hoaur "a soon a. act candidate shu come ~
shall him He vail shtrp cop UNI 49,. ~
"a. tsri Duafcr tat uni patriot 81 s
mar besaa-P iot WIN -hust - dot Hl.re ssss y.
vhlli Nv aroundt like hail und some iossr VII, 49, -
49, ..}t broken hcadt keep away unu pec -
Ssis In der 10 pers Llks der bsys ~ saz
blss mit rAckctsf"
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d4ouracd unit! tomorrow at II o'clock.
MR. kAHy.. rEE ZOE sERvING go Ion.

Mr.. KAHN'5 FEE FOR SERVING Mia5 HOlI
ExJuge Ashbel Green referee - examine into Lawyer
Aaron Kahs compcn acting as couasel for Miss
Mary Irene HDyt contest os her fathers "ll reported
vest riay that Kaha his received for the
account Of Miss Hoyt $4,000 ami S6pOOO Tor that
of Mrs Hovt: that he has propcriy dsbursed
12@5l1 g ne las paid tn Miss nl Irs iioyt e'h
>3a.3o3 leaving SJ-54 - hs hands applicable 10 ms
charges dnds that Nj Kahn is enttlel 10 re-
las Miss Oyt Sl5.74o o. IN addition 10
rady Miss liOyt required " pay the COS,
OF the Referee ~ the stem graphers ices.
hc referee the was an lnpOrta ant one anu
Nj kaAns cic't eccentric. requiring his service al
al hours sunday well AS week lays lie should
have m 5000 and 81 100 month IRON Septen
Der los. 10 April lrsJ. 900 Tor the e1faoIuh1y
,cryirc rrquire' his maze f4lOOO from when
deduction of the e5 5 seaves SO 7J5 49, The referee
indicates that had Mss Oyt been SUCCESSFUL the lee sAOuI
nave been materially increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
CURIOUS CONTEST IN MISSOURI.
DEMOCRATS FOR REPUBLICAN AND REPUBLICANS
FOR DEMsCRAT.

Sr. Louis, Nov. 1 Special. The Glover
Frank ight IXtn District ia terribly In earnest
an tie anomaly presented OF the working Dem'craN
voting for the Republican nominee AMI the Repu'hcan
for the Democrat Glover ia fought bitterly By "E
portion OF the Democracy and Frank By corresp'n'
ing element In the Republican party because ne
Chsuncey L Fileys The betting tonight Is ID Il"
of Frank.
Tho contest In the With District between >: :.
O'Neil and J. X. Cummings IL close snd the u'y
bright for nc Republicans. Major warner IN lhe M,
wi Vests partner. Judge Phililps ani 'n
outlook ~ favorable for a RcpupIlcan gam VI VH' "
fNrnC nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
ATHLETICS AT HAYWARD COLLEGE

CAME uDG b. Nov l lSpecial. The fall meeting
OF the Association held this afternoon
on Holmes Field under rathr unayorable conditions The
track was heavy cool Following are the win
uers: The yards lash 81 lO seconds running
higb uun Clark 81 ) feet ga inches 40 yards dash
Wells law school 81 3 seconds halt mile run. COsgswel
- minutes 3. seconds shot putting Faulkner ~ 70
D., mile Davenport 10 minutes 10 sec
onds one mile walk B-mts. x. minutes 10 % seconds
rnnuin broad lump: SO 10 leet nch bicycle race.
TWO miles Merrill 80 minutes 81 20 seconds 40 yards
DASH sOgcrs. 81 70 = seconds
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NOW THE PRESIDENT WILL NEAR THE NEWS

Washington G0sslp On NE BaVimoTe AmeTiean.
Although the President will not go home 10 VOTE he win
the first from all the country direct In the White
House There telegraph office In the White House I'D
on election nights ii busiest place the house Its
cosey little room often during the busy part Of tie day
when thckest in oonel Iamonts ROOM the ZEN
TAI prvate secretary will fee 10 this little den and hide him
sell ehnd desk In and spend AN hour OF 20
writing Every thing has been put IN perfect order TOT es
and the capacity OF the operator va" DC test
Usually such nights large corps OF messengl 49, 80
kent busy carrying from Other INES oos Lii
Western Union to the White House ana -. ~ I'll
probably be exception The Presueno az, s..arcs ar.
one Lannon'S those OccaHons AZ ..' ~
Srnns nj fo h,u trom me little office next DOOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
1r1LABIEs AT raE WHITE HOUSE.

H,a.htnaton Gossip IN The Baltimore American
=, - aim prohlsm whether Mrs Cleveland will enter the
.oc,al world in this city not From the ladies'
OF the reports that she VIII not They say
that nsteaa Of entertaining gay hrongs of visitors al
tions abe viii DO singing pretty little nursery luabeA Tbs
ladies Of this city all taken the Creates, interest in CON-
ing events and those whg are ~ position 70 81 ss
deal soppng has been done Of late ~ the ladies' o. me
material has bought Is has been more ~ a~nuuss
nature Al least tlls v what the ladies' say. ]
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CHARGED WITH pErgAYlSG wonKMES.

PITTsBURG. Nov. l lSpcciab. 1t was stated
by 9roi ueut member or the Green Glass Bottle bow
ers Leagu. to-day that Western DIVISION had dis
solved all relations with the Eastern League ana aid
serious charges against President T0nNn before lA7
General Executive Board % tie Knights OF Labor List
week the men at majority oil the Eastern factories
were compelled acaept five per cent reduction III
wa.e- aud 10 allow apprentices a. each a. &c"
The Western blowers charse that Piestent l"m.ih
Ell IN COLLISION wth ir WlfneY, OF Mhitn bt,,'
salem. y j. Mr. Wnitll OF Whital. Tatum & Co.. MI =
vac. " j. aud Baker BIOS, Of BItnors to Octray tue
ulllr--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

David r. BUNKER Of usett to be United states
Cons ii De,nersrr: Ouvrr H. Gallup. OF Nevana.
be Register OF the Land Oioe Carson City, NevsaA
vice W. n. Copeland, declined.
PRINCE yAroLRoS-Priuoe Louis Napoleon called NJ
the White House to-day and paid his respects 20 VI.
President He was accom- panied ny his private 800
tsry aud Albert de Forris;er secretary OF Ihr
Legation The presentations were made by secro'aIs
Bsysri The Pr-s lent received them ID Ine n and
or Tbrrc were no add made. Tue Presdrn. snu
tie Prince convorssd together for about nileeh "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
THE srs4usgJp PAvoy1A AFLoAE

BosToN, Nov. L (SDeciab. The steamship
PsvoniA this lowed toward the dock al
Fast Boston, IL Is not yet decided whether it will be
..,,. IN rsnair the vessel In Boston by means Of
ser-dam Ii this cannot be done the steamer VIII DO
,.sen 70 Nsg-Yorx. The Psvons, according 20 sea,
sr,na men OF Plymouth is not the ohIy s.esea
r.k.n (,uruot twin lights for those Al lns'cher
mas nI.na some years ago commander ih"aru pout"
.r.awly escaped accident similar 10 inat winch D
Paw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

Lena Marks Polish Jewess twenty eight years DID, was
ged unsound M nj yesterday and her house, No 1913
West Twenty nints 50 600, with German savings
Bank mortgage OF $1,000 placed in the hands Of
committee.
attachment because Of an unpaid OF sl39 600
obtained supreme Court yesterday by seward ia
Costa Guthrie for Gordon Cunari OF England against the
property IN this the Franckyn Land ana cattle CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
EFFORT TO DEFEAT CONGRESSMAN s'fALL-.

COLUMBIA, :. c., Nov. l (Spectal.-Ihe gen.
cral election for -OItn Carolina takes ace tomorrow"
In tie state tcktt there opposition 10 tn Demo
Gratis the Republicans having III ,de no no 1inauonS
Out OF the seven COu.Tcssoaa dis rlcs only one -rO
ed by the Republicans. This IL the Win DSttlcl
now represented IA Congress BY General Robert >ma-
Rrpub can Tonight cii NJ 10 foret-li he result
Of the s4rIr gc between Suall- ana tOonc ElOi Inc
MACK vot. IN 0vorw.e ming IN he district hIt itr
democrats have been making very nara nght : IA
tors HAMPTON and Batter nave been helplng Ll.4p-
Fears lower section OF the state are
cur.
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DE LEssgPs IN iPHILADELPHTA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. tSpeciGh.-Count de
Lesseps. now guest Of Edward c. Lanzerieh, of No
LOG Spruce St receiving considerable social asten
tsusoa Mra Lunssrish godmether Of Nile. Dc Les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

.RenOm!nated.


tn. Republican voters OF Brooklyn are warned sssnS
snnr,on, ia lot prepared by comnitee OF Dsmocfs1
eontaluing the names OF all 0f the Republican
ON IA. County ticket excepting that OF D. q lIeys
~ ~, tyorney The name OF J. W. Ridgway. ne
Democratic candidate, Is printed IN the pace st M
Iracy's
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kIL1Rp BYA BLOW wIlHAN UMBgELLA

John Haney OF No l76 East seventy nfth ST.. who 80
struck under the eye with umbrella by John NcGreevy
No l,2-3 Thrd-sve- saturday night died esiy -
terday morning McGreevv who II hard working orise-
layer held az the NOrkve Police CoHt ior Va
day He claimed that he struck hanlry W s,t<ac'
ANA two other men drunk and nsnltst wsses
in the street When Nerrevy erred they At'@ez 10 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

SOURCE OF Az EARTHQUAKE SPRING FOUND
CHARLESTON, s. c.. Nov. 1.-Taere WAS an
other lock u lqu4Ae Al Shmmerylc at SO lAis
morning Out not severe All l. quiet here The spring
discovered Custom House yard yesterday proves
~ Lave CAUSED ~ = break In a walter pipe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

The Police commissioners cons
which had them SATURDAY and decided TO put
it on file beev ng that it was necessary
ply with the American Jockey Clubs request for further N
formation
GENTENEv; Tho American Jockey Club IL an associso on
proposes holt OF lis regular meetings az Jerome Park
m th city on Tuesday November z at winch The usual uials
OF speel between horses VIII take place 81, ,h
meeting In street conform u to the law and AIDING
Prtment IN 5gpprS'ns yoia'ions thereo Tney %i pro
pools and all recording or registering OF bets upon te re-
They are however by betting upon such
races unaceompanie by any recorng or regis ration there
that they would not be Justified pronSas 5hs same; d1ey
the manner above stated womb be nlega and would subject
The managers OF the club therefore IN order tha tey may
cSoperate inieigsny wth y8gr roecfn
y ask that WI sa~t ,,i the S.aS S iSSrs
Will serve Tor the JOINT guidance OF the managers and OF the
i. it Criminal oaeace suoectng one arrest
AZ Jerome rk provide that no
. Is It criminal offence to cry such races
3 Is II criminal offence to exhibit card showing such
Is offence when bet has been mai az these
holds the same for but without. hire or reward
dian or osiory money when he does
not hold the same ior hire or reward -, 49,. .....
the money bet into the la4is Of the other party 80, -
ing questions have not been passed upon by your
soa an hev fee that hy ought to he submitted
request his mon thereon. to be rendered
II is for The interest American Jockey nh and
d-llrt, that the duty o. each ID the premises
should he clearly defined as possible.
Very respect ully The American yock ey iaD
BY LEOSARD w. JEROME, Vice President
ChefCIe Kpp said that the Corporation Counsel would
not be aske 70 answer The ques in the letter. and that
the police would enforce Jerome Park today "a
usual Inspector bikes who will have charge the police
at the race course said he prevent any Illegal betting
AMI any person who tried to evade the law
Altman Goodwin ana Aaron J. Vanderpoe have written
oninon IN VIII hold that each Of M Jeromes
81 ga, slOns shOIid De answered. IN the negative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
rROrTGNG TO-DAY ON The MORRIsANIA TRACK.
with OF yesterday the long faces OF the

members o the Gentlemens Drawing Club OF Newi orK be-
en 20 clear M II IS proposed give cup tro- the
orrsan this afternoon beg ming at 1870 O'Clock me
viii De- free Tor al FOR menpers horses driven
professional drivers For ths race j. r. paw
son has cutcrel his geiing Pan IhOmpson WIN
recorf Oh glGi II j. Grant his bag geding Kenilw0rth.
25a amt H-ury Williams puts IN his last chestnut gednS
Tommy Lambert.
There good entries for the trot for members
2.5 10 top road wagons ny non
uenbcrs. This 10 BE- close AMI *
citing tor0ya enters his brown geldng Trouble
Matthew Reilly the chestnut gdn Dan W r. Parsons, r
tl, uav geding Lou.s. n 7. H0Gsman the gray mare
Lizzie ont q. Floyd 0acs the chestnut selng tarlgh
NJ Ieavv his bv mare ClAce Brothers their
hay M re- Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

ssp~ This evening Cunt De Lssseps hs daushssr ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunserich attended shc performances Of
:" Eruinie" " st she Ae.siswy of Muse rs-neFrow the
distinguished Frenehman Will be entertained cnner
81 the Bellevue Hotel By George W. Caiida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
ALDERMEN.

DisG RepubItean Democratic
.... Z OraeluB Flynn H.
John y Bllsi Ind
Q Harris Cohen. Patrick DiyYer =, m
3. Dr. Herbert q. Lyttle. Jsm-s r Iynca Cx
D. r.. Bowling. ,L1LI
4. J + ana Itd
g. Henry II. Reed Philip Holland
g. Frank j. ksyanaRh Gus ave Mennihsor
Z. Alfred r. COnknS LEWIS y" MARES
:. Chris GOctS. lal.rs
3. william Muller. NlllAh ~ A4Aot.
TO- AdOlph Reimann. william flsk@
I r. Van Rensselaer,. Henry 'tk.
70 @. T. Morniorr. Zen Gin william Iat
b. James A. COVE thHe+ F5,N- ~
ii. Peter c. Bamberger. Iona j. Degnan L r.
. -, H.. 4, James J. Corcorsn. {: ID Af
10. John Kane. IT. Adam Bickelhanpt ~
- -, =, y., Joseph Murray, C. d., fLA
49, JOhn H. Frlcke. Dennis r. sullivan, md
(JOhu quinn. - ID. 4
II. Stephen 9iniohson. tWAiam J. Kane, IL
II. Pau Gantert NUN r; retre.L
70. Peter b. Masterson John Halliday lad
20 Michael Goode James Fitzgerald
2i Charles A. SandiOrt walton Slorm
-. NichOlasJ O'CsnneL MAJ -" SMITH
~ (Janies J. Mooney O. D.
q. Thomas j. Iush Charles Jones' r. IT.
PROHIBITION PANTY CANDID ArE-. l.. James Wrizey ~.
WAR; childs Ill William Brown v, George W, Brig
ham VI r. b. W. Pinckney VII. ID. Benehcti VIII
Reuben c. ILLS TX. Isaac Is. Dorr x A. g gilbert Al.
J. f. Burgess XII. Thomas A. lshelli Kill, rug 1s
Tn erhill XIV. Q. NJ MLther XIV. o. W hinim ,cas
XVE, W. Whalahan XVII. f. q Minshal; xvL.L.
XXI. W Mex. Gstchell; XXfI. J. T. Brooks; KILL
lanes -hpnan XIV. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

WASHINGTON NOTES
WASHINGTON. Ionaay SOv. l. 1850.
ApporSruKsTs-Tua PlssiAeaI to-day appointed
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CANDIDATES TO BE vOT ed FOR IN NEW.
YORK AND BROOK IN 10 DAY.


E,pabffcan nenorrvk
q 60 a nnlnga J. Cnmmlno
= John ID. Lawson. Li1y - Bryce
. Thomas 4 Grady, faA
=. ---------------------- rlmothy ctmpl-l- ~ u
q August Wsrener samuel Cox a. n, r. K
10 Allen fhornlike Rice. y a. sp.noA q or
RsD q T. n
H. Tru nan A. NORMAN. Truman 4. N~rffman-
IL. ~ peii. ". Burke tofxraa.
IS A-hbe p. Fitch. Fgierf q. Wee.
IA. James W0ol W. o. Staliinasser.
A REPRESENTATIVE IN Congress =
Joseph Pal ter xnci. - hoe cgted tao Ixtt d.
irict. The candidate Is samuel p. Cox.
ri, hard Is wright candidate for Congress FOE
fNfh District the Anti N0nopollsts Inter
pendent Labor party ant Indepenient DcmOcrtis
PRDniBrfON CANDIDATES. VI J. \. BIxtrius VIZ y
Shorey VIII. DR. ]. Ho Ten. * Er.smu. osrnssys K
VI. \. BOysri. X. II. T. Siaws0n XII. James NJ Ssnss
Kill. william J. Gilmore -
INDEPENDENTS VI. Timothy I. Murphy VII. JAno 4
Hunt; VIII, Thomas f. Grady.
ASSEMBLY,
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SMITH = sTEEPLECHAsE. AMATEUR RTDgRs sHOI
COURSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02
cODICiL 40. =.

Whereas Corneia NJ stewart Of the city OF New York did
M he s dav Of Juy 1877 make and duly publish
~, - wi, and Testament bearing date tIat day and
S-ier~s. on The g7th day of May, 1873 duly made
executed attached 10 said VIII COUCH ooA'Ms u'7 On
the day last named. ...- .. - -. % a,,to,a,
Therefore declare this writing 10 be an ADDITIONAL
ecddl Ia t sabl will direct tlc 10 Do attached
thereto and form be taken as part thereof . =.
Jirxf-li share properly
ana Dy my sald and codc devised and beqnea'eu " ue
Henry Hilton IN Trust authorize AM eilom 80
rsfec 10 manage control build upon and improve IN ms AIS
crron sell, convey mortgage lease
OF hc shall deem eapedeti
convey aDees leases mortgages and traLsers 10 ps as
valid eeciual made while living ana All eA
pendtures made respect 10 such property or trust
herewith shall him Without
proof the tact that the expenditure MADE ana tA
In MS opinion. the * pefient and proper
secOno-If time, The opinion Of sad trustee
The devised u him In trust sa. be more Than ain
Gent trust Hereby
MS discretion from time 10
convey pay distribute such surplus or any
l.rf Of
sud among lie and derzees n SAID
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FIRST RAcE-PoLo PoxY HANDICAP. q NILE.

sEcOSD-HASDtcAp HURDLE. !
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-20

THE Morning Mongolian suggests the name of A. H. Stebbins, as can didate for Delegate from Arizona to the National Congress. THE TOME STONE, which has great admiration for "Steb" and appreciation of his ability, is sorry to see his aspirations receive such damper, as an endorse meut from the Chinese sheet. Well might he ask, to be saved from his would be friends.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-20

INDICATIONS all point to the fact that "the man from Maine" will be the next nominee of the Republican party. He was defeated in 1884, by the indiscreet utterances of friends, at time when it was too late for him to rectify the error. Blaine as a pres idential candidate is closer to the great masses, than any man in the country. In Congress, and out of Congress, he has ever been q friend of the wage worker, and an opponent of the monopolies. If nominated he would rally to his support the great labor element of the country, which would be equivalent to a triumphant election. The mugwump opposition to him in 1884, was not so clearly understood then as now by the bread winners, and the efforts which would no doubt be made by that parvenue element to defeat him, would secure his election.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-20

THE Epitaph is doomed. It's sub scription list, and advertising patron age fell off so rapidly after it espoused the cause of the coolie, that it was forced to dispose of its job office, to get means to continue publication Berry says that he cannot support both it and the Democrat, and in 8 few days, it will
 Go down to the foul dust from whence il
 sprung.
 Unwept. unhonored and unsung.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-20

Talk about fine goods, both foreign and domestic the citizens of Tomb. stone should call and see the fine stock just received by Harris, Tomb stoce's popular tailo-. MT. Harris has an experienced buyer in the east and in California who purchases nothing but the finest goods and the latesl figures. Call and examine them
 at his fashionable tailoring emporium
 B3'Aln b.JcE, Allen s.rce;. 5-I4-.t.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-20

Word has reached THE TOMBSTONE that "its temporary editor" is to be annihilated by the Democrat and Mon golian on Saturday next. Tie news IS too appalling to be true. Christ vas crucifiod between two thieves, but death by immolation between two coohe organs, is a species of inhum- anity and cruelty 10 horrible 10 con template.