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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
i'm GRAY WINS THE GREAT STAKE.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 17.-There was hne programme
for the fifth day Of the meeting.
First race. heats purse $780, all 800 to second
Mava r. and Finally Tapped Eic H. third ana running
easily they the wire In this order Malva Hwnning o
length Fnaity second Effe H. third Tme-l;l6l Second
heat-Poos: Malva 500 Efle H. $685. Finality $40 Held
so. Malva r. by half length, Efhe H. second TWO
lengths front OF Finality third Time-ll6h
Second race-Handicap. all Ia miles. Sioo 10 hrse
$40 second: Pools-Panama s25 Lady WaywaTd nj
fopsy So field SO Wanderoo got of first Inc otheis c"'
NOT catch him and he won by length Panama secohu' la
Sylphlde third. Time-2:l1sL ,,,- -.-,
Third racc-ls. miles The Great American stallion stake
value about 10000 had only four starters BOD
Fisher H. Jones l19l Jim Gray Garrison iiol S Joseph
West 49, silver Cloud MurPhy lls sser ss sy
Joseph got first closely followed by Bob Fisher SILVER
Cloud being last AS they passed the STAND Jim
Gray had taken the lead. with Sir Joseph Just be
front the stretch where Sir Joseph looked Ike winner
and pushed up first His jockey lost his srrup ana Gfay
went the front and won easily sI Joseph ana sye
had landed his monnt second bnt the decision the place
Fourth race OF mile purse $3.50 500 70 SECOND lot AZ
aQes selling PoOls-Jm Nave $l2 Lgan $40, Sheedy ~
field S25. The between Pat Sheedy, Ilgan and
Nora NJ. they in this order. T1me-lSO'2 No
mutu ais yyer sold
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THE RACES AT DONCASTER.
DONCAsTER CUP WON By THE BARD-rHE WINNERS
~ OTHFR CONTESTS.

.
LONDON Sept l7This the fourth day or Doncas
ter September meeting The for the Park Hi Stakes OF
10 each $500 added for threeyearod lilies was won
by the Duke Of Hamiltons Miss jimmy, by neck Prince
Soltykofes Argo Navs second and Sir r. Jardnes Day
dream by Adventurer OF Fanny Day bad third SIX ran
Time Doll The betting before the start was to against
Miss jimmy to against Argo Nays ana 20 10 against
DaydTcam.
The race for the Stakes Of fl0 each with $500
added for oals $685. distance mile and hail. was won
Iy Prince SotykOrs bay colt Silver by Six lengts LoI
Aingons bay colt Candemas second, ard LORD Ietani
gray a bad third The betting before me
start was to Silver II u 10 against Candenas ~
to against Grey Frars and TO against Gay Hermit
Tmc-2i225. =, 49,.
The Doncaser Cup valued at e3O0 added to sweepstake;
OF each with 100 added distance about two miles anu
five furongs by Il Pecks threeyeaIoia chestnut
colt The Bard lengths Douglas Bards threeyeai-
Oh bay colt st Michael Second and Mr. Vyners four year
Old chestnut Ally Cnk bad third The last 1eting
wa, ! The Bard 20 to against st Mlchaei II 10
against stone Clnk and 50 to against Easngton Time
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BROOKLYN.

of three long was run Yesterday on the
Bridge.
Captain lynch has renewed his application Tor license TO
sell liquor at Fulton and Sands sts.
Chambers prevalent the beginning o. the month
thirty horses afflicted with the disease have been KILLED.
warned not 10 allow them 10 uilK III
public watering troughs.
The Executive Committee Of the Park Commissioners yes
abolished the position OF superintendent ana thcl
Engineer Parks lately held by Colonel Culyer and reap
pointed A. A. Smith secretary and clerk. Henry Eason
iOpted Park Commissioners has
been appointed superntend the supplies for the parks
President Follett Of the Republican General COMMITTEES
has appointed f. b. Gambler b. r. Tracy, John Winslow r.
d. Mosscrop benjamin Estes committee 10 report AT the
meeting whether advisable voters 10 favor
the holding OF a State Constitutional Convention.
suit for damages for alleged libel brought by b. F.
stephens Of the Kings County Water supply Company,
against Park Commissioner d. NJ. SOmers has been begun
The summons served yesterday.
The Democratic Campaign Committee has elected Register
William H. Mnrtha chairman, and Commissioner Oi Jurors
"a 4 IN
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Pendieton. Carver & Nichols.
snS wseiss ~ s s% aSso'
ship schepp Oates Liverpool 80 days. with sa. Rob.
BARK s, :, . syeo d,a sSse Cape Town 50 d,,
Bark Bebecca Caruana. johnson, Matan.as - aav.
EAR aa AT Bs9sns s e Miller with
Ssys wa "a R1s sy.ss with sugar wes
hazy AtCity Island light. sw cl.ar ''"' cloudy and
Arrived yesterday
and ' empty S '%SSR Ts with iron
CLEARED
Steamer Tower mn r Archer. Observation-Disclosures p,o
vernon II Blown Co ~'"S' Liverpool via aueen'sown
Steamer Spain obi. Grfhs Liverpool via Queenstown.
Steamer P a,Ia OBJ Graham Lysrgpo
steamer Polynesia Ger. Kuhn, Hamburg phelp. Bro.
Steamer Ems Ger, Jungst Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
steamer Edam Dtch Tast Amsterdam Punch. Edye nc.
Steamer Westernland tBelg, Randlc, Antwerp PEE,
Steamer Normandie (Fr). De Kersabcc. Havre-Ion.o.
steamer Chateau Yquem Fr) Journen, Bordeaur-Fupch
Steamer Ambrose tBr Bsson Para Maranham and Gear,
steamer Hopkins Laguayra cabelIo ana
Curacao Bouon Bliss SIS q D ;.L ""'
Steamer Regulator Doanc, Wilmington, Nc-wm c1va.
steamer Old Dominion Smith. Norfolk City Poin, ana
Steamer Martha Chance. Baltimore- Downer
Ship Louis walsh PendletOn, Philadelphia Pendlcton
Carver & Nichols.
Bark Quinn (Nor) Ballman Standardization a Rovese,
Bark Egera (Br). Kerr, ROueD-Scammel Bros
Bark Liberia, Croker Sierra Leone and Lberia-Yates
Porterfeld
Bark Laura Emily OBJ. Campbell. London-J Whitney
q Co
Bark George Treat. Treat Rio Janeiro-R p Buck & Co
Bark Elcho (Br Oxcgren, Georgetown. Dcmerara-eay.
craft & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Carondelet for Fcrnandna 81 Savannah
Regulator Wilmington; era chill, Newport News
Ships Fideio for Bremen; Bedford Hamburg; Habitant
Antwerp; Dunrobn. London.
Banks HermOd for Chrisana; Fama and AstronOm Ham.
burg Paramount Amsterdam; Avocs London; Chenille Ia
lee; Nettura OpOrto Emanuele Accame larragcna-
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept l7-Saied. steamer Britannia Irving
from Liverpool hence for New-York.
SWANSEA Sept l6sailed steamer Wells City tBr. weias
for NewYork.
MovIILE Sept l7-saed. steamer Anchoria (Br). small
from Glasgow hence for NcwYOrk.
Sept lBArriyed, steamer Rosario (rl Dryden
from New York Aug 20.
BARCELONA. Sept l4-Arrived steamer Ponce de- Leon
(span), Torrens. from New York Aug 20
GIBRALTAR Sept l5-Pased steamer Olympia (Rr) Brown.
from Mediterranean ports on her way 10 New-York.
HAVANA. Sept l6-saled. CieDfuegos Faircloth
for NcW.IOrk.
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NETWORK ATHLETES GOING TO CANADA.

Gode the well known athletic director OF the New
York Athletic Club has selected ten members oil the club TO
compete the annual OF the National Amateur Athletic
Association o: Canada at Montreal Friday The team
Will start oi Montreal next Tuesday.
Unless greatly mistaken in my men, we viii come
back with Canadian prizes said Mr Golie last nghe
have Ford champion all round amateur
in the 100. 900 and quarter-mile runs, running
high and broad jumps and putting the shot.
lie the 100 and 800 runs and
the running broad jump the American Association games
H. Baxter Will compete in the pole vaultng and running
Jump. In the American he took hfst prize ior
high yaulting aud third for high jumping. {. Al j.
will throw the hys pound weight, put The
the He took first, second and thir
prizes respectively for these contests in the American games
g. Brps entered the quarter mile rum NJ smith
the half and mile and r. Carter for the mile ana Two
mile Brads finished second in the quarterni' run
Smith first in the half and carter hir n
In the mile and thfcemle rlNs IN te
American games A. A. Jordan will compete IN the l2OyaTts
hurdle the jump j. l. smith In the lOOyaids
run j. f. Thornton the 4IOyards and IL NJ Young
the 22O yards and l2Oyas hurdle race You See We
have IN OF the con SIS Win ihe nope
of both first aud second prizes oil them are
good condition and capable OF beating their own good
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THE LAST SATURDAY AT SHEEPSIIEAD.
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND GET TIE PLACE


This the Saturdays racing at Shecpshead Bay this
season to the last day OF the meeting The pro
granmeis hardly attractive as usual either In the num-
her of IFS entries or in OF horses that 10 contend
in the races yet there undoubtedly will he large attendance
association deservedy popular OF the nine entries
the race. handicap. IA mies Moie Mccarthy :
Last to have the best chance OF winning Ten strike
should he second. The Speedwcl Stakes
special weights 7amle likely to he 10y Electric he
able least this distance and he IL capable
OF speed Perees TO be right Just
and should secure second place.
named To start In the MayfiOwer Handicap. ~
miles 1t looks like Favors race Lucky b. should get the
place Adeu Stakes, special weights, = Of mile,
las good Of starters Bessie June carries the top
weight To turf expression Ia no, probable that she
can the trick" Lizzie Kiepps should beat her and
with OF the Baldwin pair In second place Eurus has OF
Baltimore meeting but he s good he
then he should win the htth race handicap miles
ought to the place MARYLAND ought 10
the and Witch with only seventy.
pounds back ought second Tie entries
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Voante Hidalgo Ben ali. Savanna, Solid silver Aretno
Ed Corrgan King OF Norfolk and Inspector b. were Win
drawn. a.. ..... p,.,..
Flkwood pace which strong all the way; Pteks
KIN was second mile when he tell 10 the rear Lucky H.
was a third for three quarters oi mile When ne ha
enough and retired. Mclaughlin waited IN The rear WIN
Mic until he reached the lower turn IN the last lai uc
when he rapidly. Joining tkwood at the firong
Mile OutIan him 10 the emo winning
he race bv length ELK wood second only al before Exile
VINO was twenty lengths before Lucky g., Perksk Last
FIFTH RAcE-PuIsg $50. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN
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WINNERS OF CREEDMOOR MATCHES.
GOOD WEATHER AND EXCELLENT sCoREs-PRIzEs

Yesterday important day at creedmoor, when inc
shooting day but OF the annual meetings OF tho
National Rife Association took place. The wind was all that
desired for shooting and fine work was done AZ
targets In the NewYork State National Guard maton
OF twelve from the 7tb, 3d. 18th, 18th and lain
Regiments entered. The contest remarkably close Tor
although the 7h Regiment with OF 405 points the
23d Regiment only five points behind In the LIST DIVISION
National Guard match State OF NewYork teams entered
10Th and 7th Regiments The 18th Regiment won
with OF 476 points, in this the 7th Regi-
ment being five points behind Teams OF tweive
each from tho 23d, 18th and l4th Regiments
entered In the Second Division National Guard
Match and excellent shooting DONE The 23d Reg
ment won, with the 18th second
Unusual interest manifested General shcridans
Skirmshers Match Teams Of six entered from the I'm
gneers Corp from Wiets Point 18Th Regiment and TIE atn
and 9th Artillery u 8. A. The teams formed into ne az
the 600 yards range and when the or 9GSIe
fired volley at the targets and so on nm, mn
the range reached The match by the
Engineers Corps much to tho chagn OF the 4th Artillery
in 1884 and 1885 The full results OF
yesterdays matches are as follows =.
NEwYoRK STATE NATIONAL GUARD MArcH-PRIzE
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NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.
IMPRISONED ALTHOUGH INNOCENT

Lena Webbor, a young German servant employed by
Charles Wiegs family No. 253 BlOomtelds 81, lohOken
Eifthst Thursday night when she
was by Joseph Holt of Bloomfelds dragged through
and locked IN until policeman
arrived and took her to Police headquarters MT IOlt
apartment had been entered 10y thief and robbed OF 500 A
Mrs Besan who lives al No. Isl BO0mfeld'st IN
formed that she had Lena Weber come out OF
his house he jumped 10 the conclusion that she must DC
the thief She searched at the station, Dut
the money was not found her. Tho young
woman begged ptcously TO be released. declaring
between her and sObs that She was innocent
She spent sleepless night cell Yesterday morning her
employer to the police court and declared that Lena
had been thief robbed his house Of thousands
of dollars The prisoner pabc condition, her eyes
red and from weeping and of sleep She proved
that her employers house during the
day until seized her. The honor
fus
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CHARGE AGAINST A LONG ISLAND FARMER

Frederick VntOna young farmer who married and has
eral children in AqucbOgue III is member OF The Congrega
tOna Church and respected by all his neglbOs. On
he arrested charge OF being implicated i'll
a malpractice upon Ceola f. Downs the sixteen
old adopted daughter OF j. o. Downs respectable farmer
According to the girls story Nnon betrayed her and when
her condition became apparent Monday last he sent
i've Matttuck to perform the OIer
alton on Wednesday Dr. benjamin. Of Rveread called
and obtained confession from the girl NinOn protests
his innocence Five he arrested for shooting at
Christopher RaynO through window In his house at Jae
port Nnon escaped with sx.mOnhs Imprisonment in the
Jail
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PLINS ZOE NEV ARMORIES

The Amory Board yesterday received request from Colo
Cavanag OF the 69th Regiment, for new armory.
Captain Coleman suggested that the armory opposite
Cooper Institute be down and rebuilt The Commit
Armores for the sth and 22d Regiments
reported in favor Architects Thomas and
Post recommended that competent be chosen to
Of the cost OF building the armores accor
plans whether OF brick stone Pes
Coleman that architect be employed by the
the understanding that II hts work was not salts
factory would be paid for IT, The cost OF the I'D
Regiment armory exceed 1921 600 and that for
the sh Regiment and Second Battery resolution
this adopted. Commissioner Coleman sub
suted the Committee Plans in place OF General New
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LONG ISLAND.

GLEN CovEIsaac Cox. coored man employed by William
j. Nudge separated from his WIFE giving hoT
slZOO fol- his freedom. He then Installed white woman
mistress of his cottage and by his will loft her the best
OF his estate Nalued The wife from whom he
never divorced Is about 10 contest the will
JAMAICA Tile will Of Efingham Townsend fled yes
teray HIS estate is valued about $l,5OOOOO The will
drawn by Clarence A Seward.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Mrs Elizabeth Singer
before Judge Garretson the
yesterday, plead Indictment murder In the
second degree Judge SlOcum her entered
guilty The trial down OF
and TeTminer which begins October She charged
with numbering her husband
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STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ..........FRIDAY. SEPT. IT. 1885
ARRIVED

Steamer Baltic OBI. Burton Liverpool Sept Queenstown
e. mdse and passengers 10 Peter Wright SONS AT
the Bar at !
steamer OF Alabama (Br) Candy Glasgow sept s.,
B. with mdse 10 Austin BALDWIN Co
Arrived at the bar AT 5.l5 am.
Elder Ger, Helners Bremen SepS Southamp
ton o. with mdse aud passengers 10 Oelrchs Co ..,
Pennlsnd (Belgl Wcyer. Antwerp sept g. Wlvi
me and To Peter Wright sons Arrived Al inc
Bar al 2.i5am. .. 81,
Steamer Clyde, Holmes. San Domingo city sept o.
Macos Plata Cape Hayten II with mdse ana pas
sengers 10 VIM Z Clyde & Co. - -
tOscolia (3r Jones' Cardenas sept Sagua o.
Cay Francis H. with sugar TO iiayemeyeis Elder 'eSso' u
Punch Edye & Co. Arrived at the Bar al i-3y y M
Steamer Grande, Lewis. Galveston u days, via Key
West with mdse and passengers TO & II Mallory Il 90
Steamer Nickerson Savannah, days Win
mdse and passengers To III ionge, Jr =,
Steamer Delaware Wlnnct Charleston days WIN muse
and passengers To J w Quntard & Co.
snip Dora (Her MoOcr, Hamburg Ang Win muse 10 OF
der vessel 10 Hermann Koop Co. ,,..
Ship Louis ssA Pendeton Aavre a days. In ballast u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
HE WIcIV EYpEPT ~ HiIP DYE

The case Of Cecilia Koh who claims Alfred Hahn her
husband up again before Justice Duffy at the Tombs
Police Court yesterday morning and afternoon number of
witnesses produced both sides TO testify TO Hahns
identity George H when asked to point out the he
had known AS Kohs husband Indicated Hahn but said
he had light musache hen Hi last him Counsel for
the defence TO the fact that Hahn had day
o his face. which far from light The
complainant broke in at this point with
fIes an expert in hair and you can't detect the dye"
Hahn was held IN 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

special train the entire length Of the Staten
Rapid Transit Railroad yesterday To give free excu
the children OF the public and Roman Catholic schools
who hal not yet Buffalo Bill and the Wild West
hundred little seated on the grand
the began This is the last week OF
the Originally intended 10 stop September l.
continued large that contract
made with the Staten Island Amusement Company by which
the of the Wild West prolonged I'LL next Satut
John W. Hamilton who has been doing the newspaper
work for the Wild Vest yesterday signed contract with
Wman by which he becomes the general manager Of
all the enterprises of the Staten Island AHuse
ment Company imte. some big European and American
unyel tics riu mi SeQ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
REyRY NICHOLS SAYS he WAS swINDLED

On the complaint OF Henry Nichols at one time Ter in
National Greenback Party and present OF
Henry Clewss branch Office at No $50 Nassau ST. James
Wakeman age sixty of No 479 West Fourteenthst was
aragned Duffy the Tombs Police Court
teray affidavit complainant stated that May
81 Waterman Nichols and presented check
bearing Mis- Maria BoutOn. saying that he had
obtained II 5000 and Wakeman
asked Nichols to cash IT, deductng sl2 the amount OF udg
held by the complainant against him MT Nichols ac
cOmmoated him. the next day attempted to deposit the
check In the Nassau Bank where was finally pronounced
Duffy held the prisoner III default OF 81 600
Mr. Nichols volunteered TO deliver letter TO Wakeman
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PLEAS ANTvLLR-A bull that being led through the
street Yesterday broke loose into W s. Co
store upset show and frightened people badly
He visit a baTroOm
he was captured.
YOYKERs.-Tle YOnkers Railroad Company will begin
operations ON This will be the first railroad
IN Yonkers 1T Will begin at the Hudson River Railroad sta
ton and up Main ST. Ashford and lODkers the
station OF the New.York City and Northern Railroad.
Sonecker father OF Congressman stohneckeT VIII be the
first break ground Monday morning. The capital
company 800 900 aud bonds have been Issued fol
1900 stock las All boon pad IN
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wuArIs GOING on TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races sheepshead Bay p m
New:York Athletic Club games. Mott Haven, 800 y m
Olympic Athletic Club games. Manhattan Athletic Club
grounds. $50 m. ~, ,,. q II,
Philadelphia baseball match. Polo Grounds S45
p
Kings County Wheelmens races Brooklyn Athieuc CluD
Grounds. S:46 y. ,,-,-.
Sp ~ -, c.uo NJ -
Competitive examinations. Normal College, . o. m.
Prize shooting contests. Creedmoor
Lawn tournament. Prospect Park. p m
metropolitan Louisville baseball match Staten Island $40
N m
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months complaints have been made BY hrms In inc
principal streets that the letters addressed to them oy Gus
toners were not delivered Other efor 70 detect tpe ie
tng decov letters we're rcsOrted to- Two were placed IN
the mails Thursday evening They were no, Y tne
scsrbe The decoy letters were found him. lie used Y
The letters ont Of OF the other carriers who naa
the streets picking out those when
anpared 10 contain money The robberes are peleved 70
gfegate only small sum- MOONEY was @Aen oeioio UNIV"
Etafes Commissioner Benedict
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THE DIVERS. AGENT IN AN AFFRAY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept l7There was excitement at the race
to-day owing attempt by o. o. West western
agent OF the Dwyer Brothers, OF Brooklyn to shoot j. D.
Brannn Bootback West hal used foul language
about allowing Booblack to be exercised III
his paddock West excited over The afr when
the Bannn along and demonstrated The TWO DO
gau quarrellng when West drew revolver and nfe Inc
shot missed Brannin who clnched with Wcst VINO thcn
pressed pistol into rannins stomach but the hammer
caught hts and Brannntwsted out OF the way Inc
bullet when fired grazed Brannns flesh The two men were
separated and since expressed regret over Tue a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

sccondswift s1s Mona Sl3 klectIlc sio Uon
Talon $40 Moe Mctarthys Last slO barefoot ~
each ,ot,, u g.
Third-Barnum s25, Favor s5, Editor 49, Lucky siS
Fourth-Dwycrs 500 Lizzie Krepps $50 Baldwins entry
Finh"BIne Wing s25 Estrea sl5 Supervisor sl2 Dos
wells entry $40 others IS each. x,,a,o pootr n
sIIth-Markland 500 Witch 49, War Eagle ST. BECKY d.
Tlr,eI it..rs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

WFRHAwKESJohn Clancy bookkeeper employed al the
-four dock was drowned yesterday He and his brother were
walking plank from a canal boat the pier. He lost his
balance fell the His brother plunged after
him. unable 10 him. Clancy young
and had been married but three months
SHORT HILIs-The Music Hall was crowded Wednesday
night by audience III which the Oranges, summit and
represented witness the
performance kObbes comedctta The Jealous
tanc." Wheeler Miss Kosalnd Wheeler,
Charles and the author There much laughter
which the piece aOOunds and
applause prolonged until the curtain had been
nm three times
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HORSES TO BE SOLD BY THE DIVERS.

weeds of the Dryer Stable which the brothers have
decided to dispose auction Pontco Brampeton'
Richmond Buffalo, Bankrupt, Roundsman, indo Emma
Hanley colt Portland Belevew Harlem. Lenox fasehoo
Esquire. Qunsey, Fulton and Joe Daniels some oi 'e'.
animal. originally co,t the brothers big OF money and
as total they represent comfortable little fortune 10 Say
than An races The sale will place next Thursday ~
noon i'm the paddock OF Brooklyn Jockey CIuD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
THREE HOME MINES WIN.
NEw YORK BEATS WASHINGTON. THE MErs PITTS
BURG AND BROOKLYN LOUISVILLE.

BURG AND BROOKLYN LOUISVILLE.
Tie YORK club played In excellent form Yesterday and
defeated the nine from Washington after welpayed and
interesting battle with bats. The number OF spectators
present NJ the Polo large Wech seemed TO
have recovered his Old FORM ODay WashBgtons new
pitcher did good Young Finley played in almost per-
feet behind the bat No runs were made on ether size
until the fourth inning when the local club scored one In
the fifth inning the New York men again -corel Inc WASH
their first their hall OF the same
Ihe Sew York, r increased lead in the sixth
inuiue nv scoring two runs. The follows:
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STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKYsvILLRA party Of italian laborers were passing
through Hannah yesterday morning. when they were at
tackled party of who peted them with stones
Lively followed until tie police appeared
three of the assaant In Justice Naugns court
Charles kicke OF the compliments kept one band con
ceaed An officer found that he held in large claspknfe
open and lie said he going 70 fight with IL