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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

The fuss and fever heat created over the
confirmation Of Postmaster Judd, of Chica-
90, by the various newspapers of the coun.
try, at last has ended in nothing Mr.
Judd has been confirmed by the senate
without dissenting voice. The speech
that was to have been made 10y senator
Logan was not forth coming, aud 1t is
more than probable that Senator Logan
never thought of opposing Mr.. Judds con
firmstion. Whatever else may be said OF
senator Logan, he Is too discreet poll
tcian to make any factions or uncalled
for fight on the President, knowing thai
public sentiment will not sustain him in 81
doing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

In accordance with the decree OF the
Republican caucus, the Republican legisla-
tors at Columbus elected john Sherman to
be his own successor in the United States
Senate for the ensuing six years. Prlor 70
his election the Democratic members OF
the lower house from Hamilton county
were summarily thrown out and the Re-
publican members given their seats. With
out entering into the merits OF the case,
one thing Is certain, the expulsion of the
Hamilton members who held certificates OF
election, and the seating of the claimants
who held no certificates, and without even
the semblance of an investigation, was an
outrage on all parliamentary usage. If a
wrong had been perpetrated that fact could
have been ascertained by an investigation
Already the Supreme Court of the state had
said that the Democratic members were
entitled to their seats, and that the Repub
Iican claimants were not, and until an in
vestigation was made and the contrary
proven, no such action as that taken was
justiiable. In no wise did the presence or
the voting of these members affect the
election of Mr.. Sherman, for the liepubli
cans had clear majority over all opposi
ton, and his election was assured. 1t was
simply an exercise of arbitrary power,
which In no wise benefited the public
good and which contravened all prece
dents and individual rights,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

On Tuesday the Presiden. sent TO the
Senate the name OF Elk Mayor J. s, II
Scorille, rs postmaster at Morris. Mr
Sco~ille is business man of good standing
In Morris, Is man Of ability and pleasan,
address and should make a good postnas
ter. lie was one Of the delegates to Chi
cago from this congressional district, and
as such voted continuously for Cleveland
The contest at Morris has been a very warn,
one. but now that ii is over, all the con,es,
ants should settle down and accept the ST,
nstion with good grace
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

The periodical revolution in Spain is In
progress and the customary weekly reVo-
luton g4inst British supremacy in Asia
is on in Burmah, but in neither case Is any
damage being done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

The re election of NJ. Charles Thomas
Floquet, president of the French Chamber
OF Deputies, by majority of 243, indicates
an approval of the new Cabinet, and Will
strengthen it in Its attempts at reform.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

No measure brought forward by Ger
nan budget in the past decade has called
forth 40 much bitter criticism as the Spir-
its Monopoly Bill, signed by the Emperor
and submitted to the Bundesrath on Mon
day, giving to monopoly ministry entire
control of the spirits traffic, with compen.
sation to those deprived Of livelihood
through its operation.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
WARRINGTON NOTES

WAsHHaTox. Wednesday, July 20. 1855
PENSION BIIIA Senator Blair. Of the Pensions Com
p.ee presented reports to-day recommending that the
bills TO peusioh Dudley b. Branch Hnd James u ChAh
dler be passed over the PrrsIdents vetoeA
PoURfH. CLAss PosThAsrKks.-1he Poetmaster Genera
to-day appointed among ethers the following fourth
claas postmasters: New-YOrk-At Jefferson Valley,
Charles r. lockwood. Mane-At Falrsanka. George W
Rnprer; Greene, Hc Vard w. Gamage Messachuseus-
Al Housstonic, T. /. Ferguson
DEPARTMENT CRANeEs.--A statement prepared 1T the
Po.t Oaes Depart nlrut the total number OF
o6crrs and empoyes Of ali grades OF the Department
90 June so 1855, o77; OF this number eikhty-
have ei her resgnsd been removed ano theh psces
MED bv appo ntueDt suce March 4, 1850.
INDIANS CALL on TsE PREsIDENT-rhs dsleFarion OF
Ap.ehe indiana including Chiei Chaso, Who hare been
IN the city several days In charge o.
and orssT and with Ihs breed Mickey Free a. In
t0Fpreter, had audisneo win the 8rnAlnAnI AH
to-day
CUSTOMS DxcIzsoN.-A dtersnoe Of opinion hsa arisen
sSG.- sna ColIscsor and Naval Orcer ~ the Port
- esS. TeSE regard TO the proper classneAton OF
eArfhenw Jars eoatsuing patent extract OF meat
0AehiRaA The Hava Ohcer holds that the 1ars are en-
titled TO free ensy and Collector holds that thcy are
dutabs st the OF 100 per cent eA valeFem. The
question referred to Acting Secretary Fairchin
has informed the Collector that be 70 DO governed In
susA cases BY the report OF the appraseE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
RUN DOWN BrAsCLroY 2ssRr.BoA1

AS the Fulton ferry boat Farlagut was leav-
ing the NevYOrk alp shout o'clock lASt night her
exit was impsded by ths teamship Alamo. which was
being towsd stsrn forsmoaS into ths Mallory sp nexs
20 tnat OF tne telty company. Septaln bsesI y. SS
and after waitng Mowens RntIl ef the Alamo
swung eoar Of the f0Rry clip surtsd ha weasel eheea
again. Juss ahe passing under tile bow Of the
Alamo the Spray thss had oesn lyng outside
Alamo and hldden frUa the aE2ht Of th0ao IN tno
FarrAguGs poteouas, dashed aud struck amid
ships By the heavy frrrrboaL Fortunately ths fsrrT
boat moving aoWy and insteAd Of riding ever tho
sIpasr erAfs Amply oarsened her until her port eal.
vaSks we're aRder water Fireman Edward Lane OF ne
Spray knocked overheard hy the sheck and wheA
ne 6ray rfEhted abe sea med away lsaVne him 10
picked up by the men OF the FaFrAguL Tue spray =
oUneA ~ = II. Corin R1d was under tho COMMAND OF
CspaiR 0ibsen she suAsre1 htus damage from she 90
0ld0na.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
SIX MILLIONS VOTED FOR DEFENCE.
THE SENATE PASSES IBE PoRTIFrCATloNs BILL
LITTER FROM Mr.. IunEN.

THE SENATE PASSES TBE PORTIEICATloNs BILL-A
LETTER FROM Mr.. 1unEN.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The Senate took up
and paused the Fortincstons bill after long deoAte
Mr. Dawes who had Of the BILL stated that as the
bill came from the House It appropriated $o@o.ooo.
although tho estimates OF the Depar nent were about
g. OOOOO0 The amount added 10 the bill was
e6OlOoOO 90 that IL appropriated $6,03O,OOO.
The location OF the Governments works was discussed
By NessrA Dolph Mcpherson. Hawlsy and stAer soma
torA The amendment Of the committee desiEnstss
FrAutford Ars ns Pennsylvania. a. the place Tor the
4uishlnx Of hsavy orasaaeA.
Mr. Bawiey quossd from . letter 81 Samuel j. I1ider
% hinsen a. "Ths apathy Of Congress on thii
subee ouId be inoredbls it did not cenfrene us
cs rivalry whfeh 10 conspicuous 20 In
Isl On our takisa toward toreiRB hRtiena On
eyerY uvca aslOp Of between them and 10
eopyrnsa alec favor which u shows 10 sehres
of pIodgsly schsmsa waste the public RESOURCES
on thinys bs absolutely useless ARSnS ~
people he dssirs tor liberal sRRsSH M ni,son. am
isornsd vhe p0Puisr fssliea from tbs eircnn
Itapoe than 700 newspapers from AL pArs OF
Tie eountry and rsprssenDg all political parties, con
&snng IMPRESSIONS the suhjeet have been sent 10
k.an
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
THE FIRE RECORD
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLAoEA

CARSON CRY, Mich, July 28.-Samuel Full
hams shnRle mill at Gowen. with l0OOO.O0O feet OF
lumber and 10 600 900 shingles burned yesterday
Loss 500. 900. insurance $l5o,0Oo. rHe nre sup-
posed u nave been started ny spark from Inc mill
MAIDEN, Masa., July 49, - twO-StOrT-and- -a-aAli
building In Pearist, occupied By Mr.. Wiibut a. hen
merry and storshouse was burned early ths morning
large number OF fowl and pigeons burned 20 death
and come furniture stored In the building was badly
damAved The lOss on the building h @o,OOO, insured,
aud on the centsnts $500. aainsurod
CHRNoA, Ill, July 2s.-snyder's wooden block, con-
taInnS tho stores Of William GAyman groceries end
drygOodA and JohD T. wightBaA. hard ware. croeksrJ
and glass ware WAS burned last night with their con
tsnts ss VA aIso the buIdluR occupied by Brumn &
Ballengsr, agricultU raj Implements snJders brick
block occupied b. Kelly Co.. the Farners Bank. the
Masonic Hall and Oars druk store, also destroyed
The lOsses will aggregate $4,000; partially Insured
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s tSpeeGl.-rhs match manu-
factory OF Keyser BroShsr, a. No SIT Peashst. was
destroyed By nre to-day. LoSs 42OO Insurance, ~4OV
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
OYER 6TTIT Yg1Es1 DRUKMsR.

BosTON, July % lSpeci00.-NNor Daniel
Simpson, died to-day, age ninsty-six He bought and
ran the nrs. omnibus sleighs ever used In Boston,
Whlle keeping livery stable ana blacksmith shop, he
.,,o carried on the 0rosn Dragon tavern on UnioDst
which h.d loag besa famo1s hostsrJ Dsniel Webster
s.ysd this tavern the quarters OF the ReVolauon
and Il vas aso noted In the masonic annals Ok Boston,
having at ens time bean known - the "FTesmason
ArmsS Mr.. simpson was one Of the oldest drumners
IN thu country served for time 10 the war OF 1872
doing duty on Boston Common, On Dorchester Heights
and NJ the Nayy Yard. He was connSeted with the
Nsv.EualAnd Guards ~ drummer from the
..tablishmsns 10 the dsbandment OF the
organization, q period ef over fifty years.
\, 1919 hs was With them when they vent
10 hls head TO defend she coast tne EnEnsA neee
haylnx driven tho American fFGAte Constitution into
mari and during the Rebellion he vas ~ Fort Inde'
n~uasnce and being As fort warren While
Essoa ana Bndsll mDrtsoned there IN reooGnt
,Ion vf nis ong service tho ReW.Englana Guards on
sh.,r dishsnd ment pressntoa hin With handsome
.iivsr saryeN Major d Smith was Major Slmpson's
camrads A nfor for nftynns years. ul his death In
1870 Al the hyink OF the eorneE-stone o the wash
iaston monument the two musicians accompanied the
irht guards TO Washington. haler elngson often
am n ID also with william ksmr tne vetafan aTuE-
a.r N rotsn died "a ths axe Oh ninesyax 90 ne
ar sore his CON birtbdsy lass year In 1872
~. pr~eepisd 10 Boeoniap S0ciety visa cherncHr
,,t,e Ietter drum which was beat IN tno pAttte OF
bunker Hin by John Robbins, ana Ater ~ M simpson
htmaAl
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
FIFTu-sELLINo. y MIL
/, vcu.sR SHORT COURSE.
sUNDsrROM's LONG SWIM.
GOING FROM GOVERNORS ISLAND TO HisH DH'D"H
IN -FOUR HOURS AND TWO MINUTES.

GOING FROh 0ONEhNOho ioLANN ~ ~A'N'-
IN -FOUR HOURS AND TWO MINUTES
When the young men in the New-1orK
Athetic Club who take swimming lessons and cutiVsee
A healthy sun-Jurned color have nothing cleo 70 oo'
they fall TO betting the prowsss OF ther INSTRUCTOR
Professor "Gus" eundstrom is the gentleman Anu
.choar who ls the enair Of sWimmlnG IN that nsttu-
- a.. .Ao training OF useful and ablsbOded ctiEens
ana he Ia n nixhty man when It comes TO question OF
nahy ATTRIBUTED Two members OF the cno recently put
up \ little wAger be settled By the ABILITY OF tho
learned professor to swlm from South Ferry TO Hign
Bridge Id four honrs Wnen the feryboa AtlAntc OF
Sue Hamilton Avenue line, put out a her clip at p m
yesterday number OF men IN rowboAts watched ng-
ure upon the rear deck OF the ferry boat Tho men In
the little boais we're the sporting Of tho Ah-
letio oun Tue mao on the Atlantic Was the worthy
profeasor OF swlmmins. dresAed q 'lOnEshorcmAn-
Al 2:O3 tho supposed 'l0nHsh0roman dropped OF the
boat here Wa sspsAtion on the AuAu.lc oeoanse
had fallen on TIho boat atoppod ana
backed Al the end Of thirty Seeonde ouudsIOm eaIno
70 the surface without his OogahVrsans outn which
stoAdy stroke he started Tor hise Bridge on
The strengLh Of the 1oOd tide. Most OF the time
he swan on his side. occssionAy no ,niSa var,ea
over on breast The chop sea IN ths lover part OF
ths river worried MIN, but o'clock found him ~ the
lover epd Of BackWells Island he haa one OF Two
ming over hin. II was nearly SLACK Hster when ne
reached the Harlem kiver several msmoers OF The
front Of he house, along vita the professor
" SHAKE SHAKE her up ou.l" cried the nmstseper' in the
IL vas COS when the tired swimmer reached High
Bridge two tho four hours, sut even then
,anoe euud.trom says he could do IL in nour less
t wasn't for the chop soA He was the IurkAn oao
At the oub night his face shnng IKE that OF INC
bV his trainer He said that he felt all right and IL going
Into ten.mile race At PhadslphiA to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
DAMAGE poys BY LIeHrxISa

LANCASTER, Penn, July 2S.-ln last even
inQ. storm frhtn Ing struck ladder on which Young
.,., w.. s,a.a,nx m Frs farm near washingtons-
borough, instantly kiIhng her Hor iefs ds was oorn~
20 = erlsn
EAsroS, Penn, July % (Spee'a0.-LAghtnins
burnsa the barn Of Henry Slory as AckssAAasssn -
night Ths loss Ia about 5000.
PHI,IIrsnuso, n j. July - (Spsetah.-LshtaiHs lsss
nigh, s,ruck the cupola the barn of krs Hosnsr
dsmosnsd IT, strip four feet wide from the siaes
hul,aIpg killed hofse. isspsd ever male ~ i~ $50
and killed Q second mule IN the adjoining stall
wEsr CHESTER Penn. July 29.-rhs barn ON tse
property Of Jean 4 BALDWIN. situsssd On me sdse
Ihs village Of Romaasvs, uas slruea By hxhtnins AS
u,,ht ana esnsumea tokssher with aumber Of sdjon
Ing bal ines. Nearly tho entire wheat crop Juss -
Vssisa, aad about thirty iona OF hsy were aess9s~
Loss, 1000; insured.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
p.ssAo. OF rHE LEorsIArrvE BILL

WASHINGTON, July % (Specs0l).-The House
10 dsy after short debate surrsndered 10 the Senate
and agreed to amendments 70 the Legislative bill
which have subject OF daxrsensnt durnEt ths
,.s, txe or three weekA when Mr. Holman brought In
th. report he said that . substantial agreement had
been reached In regard all tho the
one which provides for tbs compensation OF session
eIerss 10 Senators ohairmen OF eommittees
He moved that House reosds from ita dsAgreensnt
20 thts amendment
n, wilson wanted the House to stand firm and ao v
sA. biu 70 fail unless the senate should yield.
Mr. BIoanL Of Georgia, thought that too much time
hsd been wasted already tb trinR matter when 90
many important questions we're pressns iof
ten.
Mr. Cannon pointed out the usslsssne.s OF ecnnpuine
the aud II the bill should Tall the clerks
would receive their pay AL the aane because the sp
Sropriai,ons would continued through the current
yesf on the basis OF last year.
Mr. Homsns otion a. agreed TO 0y vote or l43 20
o3 subsequently, the other smendmen1 were agreed 10
With slight Modification ana the pan VIII 70 eont W
President to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
arv1RIL oORDOS EokI5ArED

ATLANTA. Ga, July % tSpecsd').-ieneral
John b. Gordon today received tae nomlnaaon Of his
marty for Governor On the eve Of the assembling Of
a.ys convention, Major Bacon. his aDtas0nist MADE
LA, appeal 70 his followers 70 GrA.iiy HIN ct
Lat BIZ refusing 70 make Genera SoTaon'a
nouinatioa unaninoaA he oselAsoo tAAs ths
- -A,ch worked agsiust him had IN ia
.,nh.r,pjp IN. two United States ssuator' the Gov
4. m sorupaious press and shs result had been
sssisved By eorrupsios- Judge John CArke' a.
s::s:s . -: o as sasi hao"n ss
IN 4 ave, mlantA speech - the repre-
sss.1ise Of psrssai parity General GeEeea, sa1s
vac pui teLvaEd e ssyrrs sd,eT - spv,"l
1 w. B.sos bsfsrs rsfeFsd 70 iof pc nsn 70 dfs Y
shs lsss diieh tAsy Al 1nsL n,sn, AZ di,asr"en.ps
sSHnM SSIe- BE- ksaFa oesanesal1 eesss re ON.
osasr., Gsrdss ns1s fsslins spsssh asf Whses W
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The President sent
the following nomin nons 10 the Senate to-day:
Alvey A. Aiee OF tbs District OF Columbia, now Third
Assistant Secretary Of sate, TO be Second Assistant
Secretary Of state william Hunter, deceased; John
b Moore Of Delaware to bs Third Aasistantseeretary
OF State E. Spencer Pratt, Of Alabama. 10 DO Minister
Resident and Consul General OF the United States to
Psrsia; John B. Rsdlnan to be Collector Of IStsrnal
Revenue for the District Of Maine Thomas Arnold 10
b Collector OF Cnstsns the Dstriot Of San Diego,
Cal; George Z. LoreD1 70 be postmaster at Toledo,
OHIO; Elmer A Howard, Of lows, 70 be agent for the
Indians Of the Pima Agency IN Arizona; heimoth c.
Williams OF North Carolina, 70 bs agent for the Indians
Of the Pueblo Agency in Nsw-Aexico; Thomas Baoh.
% BE- Associate Juscs Of the Supreme Court OF ths Ter
yftery Of Montana; LisutsHept-Coicnsi DAVID l.
NsxfudsF 70 be surgeon With the rank Oh colonel;
l2styr Charles 7. Alexander TO b snrgeOu with the
rank Of nsuisnahtsoionel; Captain Henry u. Croee-
hlte 20 surgs0a With ths Fabk ef major; Second.
IAsatsnsnt Henry A. Greene 70 ee nhstclieutenan
2O,h Infantry Second -Lleasnant IhoBas J. Lewa 70
hs nrstiisulsnAnt, Fad Cavairyi Freeman V. Walker.
81 10 be with rank Of asst
bsutsnsnt; AssstantPaynastsr Euetace n. Rogers 70
- Psssoa Assistaat ~ msster In the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
pJERSoy MADAM AOOOMPLIok

PHILADELPHIA, July % tSpecidD D.-Edward
P. Pierson, tho defaulIng cashier OF the American
Bsptist Publication sociey to-day strongly implicated
BENJAMIN Felsberg, who 10 also Al employe OF the
society," in his seAnEA Piersen made clean breast OF
his transacsopA He said have done many njudieious
things but never Q dishonest working Ike .
slave for . small salary, and About four years ago
began to look around for means OF neroasing nay
income Iconeuded to 40 into stock speculation, and
gos some points from broker which enabled me 70
make some money. Tnsn FslsoerG and wens IN TO.
kothsr. Some tines We made and often We loek Wheo
We were ahead We would tnvrst IN rial estate and
porssnal property. Bat When We behind We would
draw on association 70 mako good margnA Inc
and resolved ~ gst out as sooB As pOsaibe." .
PolsberR efs tho city week ago. and told his Wifo
thai he aid not know when be would return Pierson
has paid $1,000 OF the stolen money osek TO the
socety The amount OF the loss sustained ~
the society 70 S30.A21 02. Ball was nxsd to-day at
e25OOO and it 10 understood that exChief OF Police
samuel Given has become his bondsmAn.
An inQuiry was made at che oflce OF the American
BaDsist PubnshinR Houss, No Murrsyst, yssterdsy,
70 ASCERTAIN II the defalcaon OF PersOn would aocs
the New-YOrk OniSe. It was said In reply that the
OF two ocss entirely separate Andpn'
depondans Of each othsr The system the Hsv-H0rk
onfco has been what dtferent from that OF she
PhiladeIphia once, There Person bo0kkeeper and
cashier. but witain lev mcnEhs manager hAs been
appointed.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
eARABAND WINS THE CHEST
wANKRs AT WARRINGTON PARE

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The weather TO-DAY was
varu, the track fast and sttsndAnes GOOD rA. day
paAssd Win ersAt 'sAAsea With the exception Of the
aociesnt to Miss NslaOn and Moris Bawn in IN. a,,,
rseA Both horses fall and injured thsr rider.
Ftrst rsee, three quarters Of Q mia Ra,u,,r u
Fsnton 500, Alfred $76 800 ana ths feld 5000.
ocariA won handiy By oas length surprs. second wa
hoo th;rd- Tina l:l4a AusuAla paid nsld so "a
Second raes. ons mils. Bstting-JoQulta am R.o,.
Siash s7o Lspante $50 aad the Asld S2oo. poo,s.st
won w shead, Lepasso see0na Hsrtogis, third T,ms.
las. Massais psid e6s 60 N'''''
Third raoss seven-eighths of O mia n..,,..
Rs1ssons 0ila. Our Trsud aIro D.. ss~a-7
the nsld e2o Riee Wa nrs, n. fIo6 Wesisr ss.a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July % tSpeci0D.-EAch Sen
atar ssd Representative to-day reesived pristed
rasortsl signed by ChaSsa stsashtoa, vhs has been
ipdsfgsbis anribs the lass ten ysars hs efforts "a
asears fsveresls astioH By C0nsrsss On his
prepssitisn for the nprevsnens Of tAs asrlem River
In .As nsmsrisi prsssatsd to-day be srieiess snssa
Hewsss with Considerable ssvery sne esolatss among
stsss shasss shss tAs Hs,l 0s,s inpssvsmsae voala
have been rendered unssessssry ~ the improvement
q ss Hsrism, thai shS expissisa sf Flood Reek
sfssazrs asa has ssssnA snrvey a ne Radssn vas
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
4 SsWsPAPRR ONE RUSDRBD YEARS OLD

PITTsBURG, July 29.-The first century OF
Journalism in Pittsburg closes Tonight The Pstvo
al Gascus will issus s centennial number to-
morrow TAs 0aset.s issusd July 20, 1885. vas the
first paper west Of she Allegheny Mountains, aud the
publication OF the paper has hesn regularly carried on
from that day this, change OF having been
caused By the Absorption Of The PttsOHrg Commercial
The centennial issae 10 q nnsly printed number OF
TWEEN yfour pages and contains The moet eompec 90
sylVnnia and thgir tsrusts Much research
nSs 80 hS,.s - ra.s rs ~. Fr.rcS
the British expedition under General Braidoo + In
which Washing gtOn took part facsino OF the orig
inAl number feature. The public take lively interest
IA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
GOOD SPORT PROMISED AT MONMOUTH.

HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND hun
LIST or TTIE ENTRIES.
There are ninety-one entries for tho SIX races at
Moa mouth PARK 70 dsy-a great pFogFa@me o',.I..
10 uumSers while there tWo stakes 70 % eoc.o'
the Red Bank Stakes for tvo-ysArolds, spe0,1k "oS
4 mile, and the Newark esakos i"r 'o
year-oloa speeial veiGhtss m"e 'o
tries for them are not OF
to produrs remarkable racing. bat % sioeey So 'ao
horsss matched that rare sport IL snre 70 '..o
Frst on the Carl Il Q handicap at mus 49,.
horses have accepted the weiEhtA Fhe oa oon"' 20.
Scotland esidins Barnum Is In as ihS top .elsut
pounds. Although there . number OF sOoo ',
the nsld TO contend against him, BArnum v ".v "
win While Green B. MorriSs recent pnrcns'r, oS',,
with only ninety -four pounds her back Shouo o" n'
eioseat s''sn1ant.
The recond rare Il the Red Bank stAkeA VI 'na ase'
en.Y-siA original entries nine are prooaoe h ,h
Austrann is 90 ht aud fast that sne p.S,~1
juLseS syss nr.. and Appisby Jonesoas nomaH n "a
vux ht or the eleven tnA asn
start for the Newark efakes the one OF ar 80
pair that 10 "tntended" enoum hs 20
:Ss Preskneas stablas Laden onsns % o
ret the pinca Tho fourth
hando ID at Ii miles, IL puzzer. tnere ocIns ~
entrea But tnis too. should fall 70 NJ ~ u.p1 -,
for HeeLan at the weights ana oIstAn. 80. -.
TO each home rsE Coonsl Spragus
years form. He ought run secpnd In tne scb,ns h
there are tweAty-Dne Folio ARC u" O"S'0''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
yAoar RACE ON TIE SOUND

A pretty yacht race took place yesterday on
the soand near Cedar Point Westport Conn. The
course was q triangular one of fifteen mileA Eleven
boa entered in three casses for prizes OF e25 In each
eAsA nnish reached 10 Two and ons hAlf hours
after the atart. BoaIs from Bridgeport, Southport
Weatport ueAtuck and Norwak were In tho race The
sioop Fvo BroIhsra, Captain JoAn Rider OF South Nor
walk was pied by she iudgea, Noah W. Bradiey Or
eaugatuek D. {. 6andford, Of norwak, aud d. Nasn,
Of BridEeporL The winners were Nellie Broea bul,
fardh nd
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
yoUxD eUIIrr or RLEoryox FRA upa

CINCINNATI, July 28.-Johr Tosney, one OF
the jaAsss Of Prseiass A. Psarth Ward, s this sty.
about which much has sad Of fraads tho Os-
tobsr sisstiou has been trial fer time for fraud
ulsns eopdHes as jaags Of the election. Ths jnry th
sftsrpeon found him 9uty eearesd Jehn Miner and
Patrick Kelly judges in PreclRot r. 6netesnth Ward,
at election fouad guilty Of aajaurning
court from tie day Of sleetion u1 the nexs aay with
raudulent fEtonL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
4 arpnAx rRour oIpoHL

Fish Commissioner Biackford received yestsrasy
q osSmsn trout weighing tares poasaa csnyhs e
SanEsr Rochester Mr. Amsasa sas that ihs nan "a -
Ane taeSa and siI ounce spiiced homemade rod aaa
matte rvsl before beng haesa ss,sss be sn nsavsssy
out Of tbs water These hsh were ll.eed sRsns
three ysars ase ~ as Nswxers s,s's ssssStssS u Ha4
Yea Rshs q ssia TssS Evs sssassss ~, 80 %sssa 49,
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