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soralns, rains, bruises, chilolsins and
all Fl sh wounds. IS cents.
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JACKSOY. WIS,
Iowa RxcurslOnisfs Furchnse Lauda
Ia she Ya1OO DELTA
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JACKSON, Mes. Oecenb lS.-Tle
excursirA party Of Iowa oapitilist8 returned
last night from tour through portions Of
the Yazoo Delta. That they were favorably
Impressed is evident, Some of the party
purchased 800 acres Of land, aud others are
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Sam A Bowen OF al to Mintar Park.
er, part Of lots 10 andl1 country, lot
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lTREMER'S
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up, step by ttep, dollar BY dollar, giving
two dollars worth Tor ono hundred cent,
At Kremer's Christmas Gift Wetk.
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GERMAN BANK or MRMpHrl

Memphis, Tom, D ecemher 10, 1885.
THE the stooh hol ders Of this bank are
Il hereby notified that the annual election
be held at the bank on TUESDAY, January
IL, 1887, between the hours Of 10 a. m. and
pm. .kDW, GOLDSMITH, CA1hier,
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aris9 yAHhIE W. hEATIEG, pianist,
may be found at the GayOso Hotel e.
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Rncr0a chime by the Federal
IudfeinPY

CHICAGO, Ill, December lS.-A
special 10 the Times from Lincoln, Neb
says: Attorney General Lees transmitted his
rep0 I TO the Governor today. He makes
the somewhat startling and unusual obser-
yation that the Federal Courts are infring-
ing upon the urts of our State. He says:
~ find there Is such a growing tendency on
the part OF the Federal Courts TO extend
their power that the machinery # our courts
10 almost paIalyzed."
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ARTHUR ] REEVE, Iowa;
N I. BURROUGHS, Iowa;
j, ID, BATEMAN, Iowa,

They divided into several parties this
morning, each branching out in different
directions. All of them are to rendezvous
here in ten days.
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~ TB5OM
K III M M a NJ II
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Ribbon Prices Torn TO Rlbands,
5000 yards Of Fine Ribbon at cents yard.
OFFSETS CORSErS CORSGr0
At 25c. At 500. At 75c.
Then Corsets at 81, lbs and $3.50
COLLARS AN 0 CUFFS At SO, SC and $50.
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All of Our Dress Goods

At TOP pRLCE5-thAt is, CosT-CHRIST-
MAS GIFT.
In our Dress Goods Department, between
the hours Of Q and 10 AIN. and and 4
PM, wo shall offer
1000 yards Fine Dpess Goods mt rs
cents, elsiy and fully worth Too to 81.
800 Yards Lyons Fancy Stlks AT 90
cents, worth s..
The snle in these two limos Of goods is strictly
limited to these hours.
REMEMBEt, and don't forget our gIeat 81
b ack Silk, foil value Sl.15.
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10 spend. Commencing At the
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BLACK SIAKSI

o.. 90 yard-THE GREAT BARGAIN
.. calculated 70 lay every other shop in the
shade-CHRISTMAS GIFT.
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lovely colors and quality, all worth 81
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who has never qualified as q member
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Kremer's KriStmaS karnival
STARTS MONDAY MORNINGi

open tin 9p.ui. during Christmas Week.
Every purchaser ent tlCd to vote for Bride
noi) to tho most Popular Miss in the city.
PO IL u'O on Chd't'nns Eve night. Monday
Souvenirs will DO given ~ all pa chas0rs.
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Warued Tree on application.
n. ID. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTM,T

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negotiating for 10000 acres. At a meeting
Of the II inoi, Central Company's excur.
sion lists, the following preamble. and resolu-
ton we're unanimously adopted:
WHERK 8, The Illinois Central Railroad
Company has afforded us every possible fla
cility for vies ing the country through which
we have passed, and placed a special train
at our service to view the wonderful bodies
lis road in tho } aIoo Delta; therefore be it
ResOlped, That we tender to the Illinois
Central Rail Dad Com pany and Capt. j. +.
Merry, It's eEncieut general Western pa sem
ger agent. who has acco 81 panied us, our
hearty thanks for the efficient and gentle
manly management hat has made our trip
so thoroughly journey of Pleasure and OF
profitable information.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE Arm Of M. Goodman a Co. has this
Roescher withdrawing. The Arm will BIO
continued as heretofore by M. Goodman, un-
dor the name OF NJ. Goodman 4 Co.
Memphis, Tenn, Deoe mbor 8, 1886.
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
LONG BLAND.

0kERSfohI- Henry Sargent who established himself in
tne !ewev business tii months has IL has
zee since his departure that he nsoven
creditors are chiefly Sew.Yor nrms ~ "
4oxn sisnson age fifteen applied for lodging
away from the farm OF Mrs Beton jus oude the VILLAGE
because o The III treatment he had there He Lsd
been taken from 81 johns Orphan ONE rooklyn a1e
months ago by Mrs Beton Warrants were Issued FOR MIS-
beon. ~ ' '1i"
WHITEsT0NE.-A. L. Thorne Of New York who recentIv
leased the Cyder far which has eIensve water
has causcd much excitement fshsrn,,n Inv
closing the only road leading TO the shore aud orbidg
sl nshDg and claiming In the waters on his front The
fishermen, who have for years enoyed the watsr
privileges Unolested have pe0ned the village Trustees 10
compel MI Th0rne ~ the road 10 the aud 10 al
low the local fishermen continued enjoyment 0f the privileges
they have heretofore had.
BATH Rudolph Leicht OF No l08 Essex New.
York, cgarmsker taken with cramps while bathing ON
Thursday and bay lie
left q wife and two children
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBCRBS.
USING A RAwHIDE ON HER HUsBAN1

While George Washington TIT Of South Nyack seated
o'clock on THURSDAY nSht IN The paror OF the NyaSE
sudden appearance Of his wife two young and pet
dog Mrs. Tilt exclaimed as she entered the room:
"Ahl I've found you so 1t is here you spend your
nights gambling Is IL Well. have brought little
boys and your pet dog TO wnss your disgrace Cdren
him !" The MI Tilt dropped his dom
he glad his wife and invited her
share bottle Of wine She Indignantly refused and after
few hot words the children and dog left the par
or later she returned with rawide in her land
Mr. Tilt saw IT. arose and arguing IN low tone accompanied
wife the AS reached the sidewalk Mrs
Tilt began striking him and lie evaded but few Of the
blows Faster and faster the whip descended while the
dog barked and the children cried Finally exhausted by
her efforts the called her children and Bruno
and walked down Piedmont ave- toward home Not deigning
TO the Questons OF tho bysiandrs Mr. Tit sgan
tered the hotel aud resumed the To his friend he said
that he attributed his wes rash act 10 mental weakness and
evinccd disposition 10 Keep the matter quiet
South Nyack people have not ceased To talk aOon MT TIT
exploit when be found Aaron Smith grocer with Mrs. TIT
and chased the into the darkness OF Riverside Park
Mr. Smiths haste prccipated by the appearance OF
midabe revolver held In Mr.. Tits hand Mr Tilt s fOryVe
years old and his wife ia five years younger.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
BROOKLYN.

twenty eight OF No 10 stacy st. went TO
bathe the South Nnhst yesterday and was seized
with cramps and drowned
Dr. Frederick A. Morre OF the house of the
Brooklyn Hospital who arrested upon charge OF De
traying promise OF marriage Clara Merritt nurse In
the institution examined by Police Justice Walsh
yesterday and discharged.
Deputy Commissioner Murtha Of the City Works Depart
nenf notice the superintendent OF streets
curing conditions of the contract for street cleaning
held any omission violation OF its terms
required the basins be more frequently
examined This the result Of the numerous
plants regard the condition OF the streets and sewer
basins
Mira Clara Marcus Of No 400 Atanteav Brooklyn Is
reported eIoped with Robert Nehock Of No. 421
Hudson ave. who left his wife and three children Both
and they became acquainted at pcnlcs about
VerhOck told wife that he about 10 eope
Mrs Marcus She has applied TO the Commisso of
and Correction FOR support The Gemania echuctzen
bund, which lie belonged. looking for VcrhOck-
protest against the granting OF license for q
liquor shop at and Lynch ST. was presented TO Acg
Mayor Oena yesterday by the Rev John Parker, Of 81
Lakes Methodist Episcopal Church. which short distance
from the proposed dram shop.
The line stages started this week by the Erie Railway
from the Brooklyn oe 10 the foot OF
NewYOrk by OF the Bridge stopped yesterday until
the Of the proper authorities s secured the rght
obtained by Henry Hamilton stages In Washington at
under which this line operated being declared invalid Dy
Assistant Corporation Counsel Whitney.
Police Justice Naeher held Mrs Florence May Barton
Sault the Grand yesterday the
murder Of Frederick Phster July rs Her husband
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury the strength OF her
statement that he committed the crime In her presence
Fouks died Thursday at his home Cayerst from In
juriee falling scanod in his hpvar M the
OF GreenpOint Saturday Of last He
born ia England In 1920 and came TO this country when
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
TO-DAYs RACES AT sHEEPsHEAD.
HoRs.s THAT SHOULD WIN AND Oct TBx PLACE
FULL LIFT OF TIE xNTRrEs.

The Coney Island Jockey Club has not been
fortunate enough 70 secure high GLASS Of entries for
the opening day Of M autumn meeting a. the Brooklyn
Joorsy Club hsd for ns opening day. In fact 90 At
trsetivs programme the club presented 10 SOL
dom exoeisd. The Coney Island Jockey CLUB VIII have
TO bestir itself would retain the lAurels already
eined leave all ancient rus and awaken TO the presen
interests OF running horse mon and the pablo gen
orally But 10 admit that the Consy Tslsnd Jockey Clubs
programme 10 inferior to that Of the opening day
Of the Brooklyn JOCKEY Club 10 not to cay that the
sport will not Be Interesting, exciting and well worth
sssns. for pt VIII %, and large assured
TSs a1: 70 such S much
Ponds upon the start Little Mnch is an unruly horse
runs up 20 His Thursdays form should win. Cleaner
rapid sprn.sr and he o1ant 70 secure tho pi.e: Ins
weights, = Of mis. for which shirteen are named 70
start At tho weghts 0srdsy stands the bess chance o.
reaching the wire nrst, while Adoneus snouio
over half OF the races. there ARC eight
named to TO the post. The speedy swift should
win It, while Punka ought 70 be her eloeses auendant
Fourteen youngsssr. out Of 2 original entries Are likely
oIds, 4 mila fsrsnI Is an Improving ally and seem. 70
should win snd the second place should fall 70 either
Montro:e or Lady Prm.c:s both OF whoT , arc dSns
where the wsisht conditions were badly arranged.
Though thors eight In IT, not ono OF them TO carry
over ninety pounds This unfortunate ana NOS to the
have . tsndsncy to dsprecisse M and even
at Brighton Beach race with eight starters, none OF
them carrying over ninety pounds seldom occurs Ths
milsA Elisabeth should win, with Goafalon second.
The entries fOlloWa:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
CANOE RACES Ar UAMp GRINpsroNE.

GASANoQUE, Ont. Aug. 27.-At Camp
Grlndstone the race WAS had for the offered on
Wednesday, to bo competed for by two Americans and
visitors Tho course two miles t. ward and
return in fresh breeze, the canoes carrying single
reeed nainsails at tho start The entries were: Tho
Pecsnsie, L. H. Barney; vcsper, r. W. Gibson Of tho
Mohican Canoe Club, Nautilus. W. Baden Po we, and
Pearl. Walter Stewart, OF the Royal Canoe Club, Of
England. good start was made at 1l:4l O'Clock the
Nautilus going over nrst Setting her smA spin maker
at her masthead shs held norherly course while the
other three sailed together further south The Nautilus
turned the mark nrs with the PecAnso and Poarl fol-
lowing her together ana the vesper iss On the Ion
beat homo the Pecsnsic led With Vssper second Time
Pocansic, 155:A9 Vesper. l67 Naurus 2:Ol:07 The
Pearl leaked badly and did not nnlsh At meeting held
yesterday morning resolution passed. app ring 10
the American Canoe Association for recognition ss
central division which shall Include all west Of
Connecticut The following division ofIters were
nominated: vice-0ommodor., R ". Gibson Of IIbsnyj
rest-oommo B. W. Richards. OF BrookyiIls, and
purssr, z W. brown, OF New York executive com
mittee Msssu. FAirelouGh, OF Kingston Bailey, Of
Pittsburg Frszsr. of Torontoj Higgins, of OsweRo
Bonsnsid OF Mienisan. and wnitlock, of New-York
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
GENERAL PITzGERALDS FIRST ORDER

Brigadicr- General Louis Fitzgerald, recently
elected commander OF tho frst Brigade, has ssued h
following order:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
PREPARATIONS TO STOP TIE FIGHT

Sheriff Heintxe had interview last night with Chief Of
Polio, Murphy Of Jersey CITY, In relation 10 the
be taken prevent the proposed meeting between suiya
and Heard the Union Hill Schutzen Park to-day. Oh cf
Murphy agreed 10 give the Sheriff all The assistance IN his
power and thirds Of the police force Will be at the Court
House this morning. ready to be- deputy shcrs
1t thought that their services will be needed sheriff
HeinZe assured TRIBUNE last uRht that the fight
would certainly not take place in the Schutzcn Park The
Sheriff received innRtOn yesterday afternoon that the
night wonld OF IN other part Of the county
haps in Bergen County either Monday He has
made his mind thai II will place County
The sheriff sent summons yesterday afternoon all the
cOnstabes In the county assemble the
morning aud tence they Will go TO the scuthen rsrk aud
take or All the gates will lie fastened
body who atempts TO force entrance viii be omptly
locked The sheriff will also have
inform him II the "suggers 1t In
quarters that there might ne trouble II the sugger
insisted on carrying out their plans 81 all hayars but Bhern
Hentae Is fully prepared 10 suppress Resistance TO his
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

DETROIT. Aug. 27.-Thc home team put Conway
In the box to-day aud he pounded hard and SAFELY which
allowed the visitors 10 win The score:
Detroit. -...-.....O q u q ! o.
Base hts-Deoit. 4 Boston. - ErrTs-Detfo 7; BOs-
ton l. Pitchers conway and Strmmryrr.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27-The Philadelphia bows played weak
field game to-day While the home laiird Daily hard.
The
Pdl%i'lpila .......... .......-V o !
Chicago ..-..........5 8 O-l3
Base Phi,aielphia 6 Chicago ~ ErrorsPhiladcl.
phid, l3; Chicago. g. Ptchcfs- DAILY AMI Fynn.
KANsAs CITY, Aug 27.-BOth clubs hit hard the game
here but the hits OF the home club placed
and helped them TO win The
Washington. ...-.................O q q q q o. Q
Kansas city ..................-..-i q u o O. 5
Base his-Washingt"n. 10; Kansas C.ty l3. Errors
Washington d; Kansas CITY l. Pitchers Shaw Weld.
At st. Loni--St Louis. 10; Louisville, ..
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, . Pittsbu:g, IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

WARRANTED PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

xMsS xH1,S CsI e Ssrss'w' oass Town 80 dasS banaa
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Arrived yestsrdsv-
Steamer Monmoathshtrs (Br) Richards Yokossm. r,.,
.sn Hs%Sy :s,s az II .S"ss q
yeH Co Arrived st the Bar 1t spm " 'anea' I'd
a .;s';pssi Asf ass
s,s.msr AIps. tspanA Ans.,gsstl yer. crus An, =.
n%:s A.ssS j. H''s9,
steamer eidonan fBr) Jamison Brstoi-Uendcrson p,
ssesms, Arecuna tBr. strickland. waterford irdIHss
steamer aotha oer). Kacrde stottin and Copenhaxsn
.siermer Bohemia tasr, Kariowa. uamburr-Kuoh.,a.
Steamer Leerdam tDtch, serendrss. Rot.eram-vunca
Steamer No0rdland tBes, Ncks Antwerp Peter wnshs
stsamss Cleveland tBr. Dobinson. Antwerp-Bowrins 4
Steamer Ia Breiasne p. De JousseIn Havr.- a.
p,ms Steamer Bursunaa Tr Dniac Mediterranean porA-Jw
ssesmer Mir.nas r' Bndoa st Johns. NJ vi. H.l1
steamer cry q san Antonio Wilder Port Royal and Ys,
steamer City Of Augusta Niclsr.on savann.h-H.orv
steamer Benefactor Trioou wilmington. Nc-wm c,ya
s,s 1 sss
ruIp S'"o NohI' A>~mct' fSAhBoon, bEl-Nefnon II
Ship Arklow tBr, Sanford. London J Whitney Co.
Ship Anglo America tBr Smith. Liverpool-S Roberta
Bark Norcross tBrl; Roop. Batavia Java for oniers-
Bark Pietrino tItaD. MsgDccA Palermo Punch Edys
Bark oblio ttsi. Mortoa Gibraltar and Amer,a-Puneh.
BARK % 9lso Utah cscacs. Cete. Punch. Eaye Aco
Brig John ii CrlndOn Pierce. MatanzAs-E W Adams
Brig Victoria spencer. Brdgetown Barbadoes Trow.
bridges Sons.
Brig Morning Light Fries. Port Spain. Trnidad-LwAp
Brig Kesultado tBr) Jones' Liverpool Ns-H Bailey Co
Brig Lewis Squire, Oyerton. Savannah Henry Yonge
Schr De Mory Gray, Brewster. Tuxpsn-EvanA Ball Co
SAILED.
Steamers Belar for Havre City Of Antonio Pernaa
dina.
Ship Dictator for Pensacola
Bark Suez, Tor BuenOs Ayres
Also saied-via Long Island Gen whitney
Tor Boston. Bark Havre. for Buenos Ayres.
THE MOVEMENTS OF 5TEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug 27-Arived steamer A.vrian Monarch tBrl
Hsrrson iron Srk Aug H. Kepier lBe!g Johnson
LIVERPOOL Aug 57Hxry-a steamer Nevada tBr,. Dong
LAS from New.York Aug ~;
nedy. from LIVERPOOL hence for New York.
Aug 26Saed steamer Italy tBr Pearce, nom Liverpool
DuxNEr HEAD, Aug 27-Passed. steamer Island tDan,,
SkjOdt, from New York Aug ii on her 10 Stettin
LIZARD. Aug 26-Passed steamer Lykus tHr) Phiiskirk
from New York Aug ~ on her war TO Hayre
DOVER Aug 27-Passed steamer epsnto (Br. Irwin from
New.Yor Aug IL on her way Ia Newcastle,
HAMBURG Aug 23-Salcd. steamer Eros (Br. Martin for
RorrKRDAx: Aug 81 Arrived, steamer caland tDteh,
ANTWERP. Aug 26-Saled steamer Hermann (Pelg Mey.
n. for New.YOrk.
GIBRALTAR TO Aun Passed steamer Poceverra UtaD,
BrOhero from Mediterranean ports her 10 New York.
AhoY Aug 26-Sale steamer Yorkshire (Br. Arnold toe
New.fork
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
DRAWING FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SOUL RAcI

LONDON, Aug. 27.-All the stake money in
the International Scuing sweepstakes has been de.
posted. Toe priEes will be FIrs Rl ,20O second,
R4oo; third andfourth R1l2, los. eac ani $50 each
" those beaten In the first round The drawing for the
trial heats Monday took place to-day aud resulted
follows: First heat from Battersea HsmDersnith,
Mol Mattersop, the Australian oarsman, against Wallace
Ross second heat, FROM iIammersmth to XIV, George
J. Porkins against John Teener, and third heat,
from Kew TO Hammersmith. William Beach, champion
OF the world, against q. ". Lee George BuGear will
course against time. Tue courses average three and
opeauarter miles The stake money In the match be-
tween Beach and Ross has been deposited.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
VICTORIOUS NETWORKS.
BEATING TIE ST. LOUIS CLUB WITH EASE
TIE roRMER BLACK DIAMONDS DEMoRALlzsp-AI~
M0er A WHITMAN.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. a lSpsoiap.-Ths Giants
played in nne form to-day and defeated the 81 Lsun
team with oonsummate casa TIE local players are no
longer known - the Black Diamonds and have ais
oardsd tho decorated caps and torn the black diamond
figure from tnsir brssstA About 800 spoctstsS were
present a Union PARK TO witness the game, but the 70
suit wa in doubt and lost all interest sfisr
the nrst inning. The NowYork men we're In hns form
and played with Q rush that made Manager Hutrfss
heart glad. ORourke caught for the nrst nve In
pinn and Finley the last four Each did exoehsns
work. Kssfe pitched with great eject against oil the
homo players exesps Captain Jack" The New-Yo,f-
ers took lead Of four runs in the opening inning
without making hit. Glassoook's honerun hit over
the rehtaed fence made the only run scored by the
st. Louis piayers Ewing 10 still sick ana has not Jet
Joined the oluh Gillespie WAS also TOO Siek to play 70
day. but will be oil right tomorrow. wclon 10 also
troubled with sore arm The NewYork club will play
of postponed game ct Chicago on Tuesday. Score
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
RTlTEN fsIANn

John Decker Chief OF the NewYork Volunteer Fire De-
partnent announces that he Democratic candidate for the
Assembly frUm Richmond County
NEw BRIGHTON Five members OF the Irish team
were driven IN OF westcOtts coaches yesterday the
Grand Central station, IN NewIork. 70 the Marx
AZ 81 George the driver Of the coach John Macdonald was
arrested by Mr. Berghs officers for driving having
sore sh0ullen Justice Corbett a New Brighton hned him
slO lhe superintendent OF Wtstcott stablos paid the ne
WKsINilE Waseand Volt German. age thirty i've an
ompoye OF kreischer koDs brckmakers while putting
ynkh on one OF their buildings yesterday tell distance Of
Twelve feet and received fatal I'M urtes.
sIhPlkIox-The Richmond County Railroad Company ia ex
%hans m TRACK rom Broad and Canal sts through Water
Concord and cars running ~ ' w
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
PLANS FOR THE HANLANcouRTNsr RACE

The well-knOwn Oarsmen Charles Z. Court
nsy aud Edward Hsnlau after agreeing TO leave their
long standing quarrel to the arbitration OF nna ain gle
three mile for g. 600 purse became friends
Yesterday they met to select referee and make the
onsr necessary arrangements for the race which 10 TO
be rowsd on Jamaica Bay next Wednesday Messrs.
Davis, Of Portland, Charles r. Brock way, Thomas J.
Brosnan and ether wcllknown sporting men were
present. was not possible 70 referee 90 sx-
Senator j. ii. Oakley, Messrs Br0snan and Brook ar
were appointed oommttss Of three seleot refsrss
Dy Tuesday Courtney 10 opndsnt of winning this time
and his friend Brockvay backed him outade bat
Of $500 With Mr. BrosnAu. The bettlng at present. 10
2l0O 70 s75 on Hanian. humber Of sportnE from
Rhnsdslphias Balhmors Rashinsten, Boston and tAs