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New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

banded In 800 from the Fifth Ward branch aud said
that the delegates the convention had been
elected: Senator NJ. C. Murphy. Patrick Goodwi
Thomas Ksnesly. James Horgan. Edward Palmer anu
James o Sullivan.
The report In yesterdays TRIBUNE regarding the
dissensions among tho different Irish ORGANIZATIONS
In this city as to who wsro entitled to receive the rsn
nouncenen that perhaps the delegates would not come
at ali In consequence OF theso dssensiohs, was much
talked Of among tho Irish leaders yesterday: Although
II mas beeh repeatedly stated that tho delegates hsd
sailed for this country, later kilograms assert
that only at to-days convention ,a Oh
the Irish Parliamentary Party in Dublin
viii the delegates be named by Mr. Pxrne. Although
matter entirely in the hands OF General Kerwin, the
state executive OF tho League, still the Council do.
termined upon giving warm welcome to the Homo
Rulers from the hut IL will be their re-
turn from CHICAGO. and already preparations are being
made to that md.
A TRIBUNE reporter talked with many Of the anti.
Egsn yesterday and the general opinion Expressed
WAS thai further step would be taken by tho Council
party until tho convention over for they express tneir
that after that thsv have Everything their own way
Tne vlctory Of John j. Delaney over NJ. d. Gallagher
at the recent election for the presidency OF tho Counci
was curious ia some features For instance. many
voted against j. DelahuDty, Galagher's candidate 70
crnsh both Gallagher and krr whls the motive OF
others who yO;Ad the side was to ne
feat E2an and Alexander Sullivan. ms
shows that tho majority OK the delegates 10
the Council not sodly anti-Egan or anti
kerwin, hut they sodlv for the president be
cause ho snrw. and scarcely any other issue could
they that even though tho Irish delegates DO
not there Will be lively time In Chicago, more
lively III fact their absence than in their presence
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
vrxNERs wA-nIvGroN PARK.

CmcAGo, Aug. 3.-The first race at Washing
tpn PARK to-day. one mile, w's won by or'I'' MISS
Cleveland second Apalachicols third. Tme-l:iol+ =
Mufu.- ptt 80 30
Molc.ty was tho " nner OF the second race. u OF n
mile Gnrnn s~coni he ,i In front Of Fnality. Time
lib MI'uals paid 80 -.
la the tnrI racr tho Woodnwn stake.. Il miles jim
Cray flushed nr. but a. he swsrsed AMI f"ne; Mon
.an Regent for the last eignh OF mie the judges ds
uu. fed him Aud laced Montana Regent nr-t, III. Cor
,rAn second. Time 2}5i2. Mutual- paid -.
Ih. fourth race a miirs. Was won hy lop-y. TAX
-AtA.lrr lru.tn IN iront ~ BOOtback mir
Time-2 2.O-4 Muiuals paid ~ %.
The MIA race mile. wa, won 10y Eloi~". lHnette
-eroni VI ante iuutaclOs thrI. Time -iI-la MuIuals
pad nclu slG 20.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
OBII LABI.
WILLIAM II. WINANS.

William II. Wnans, formerly City Treasurer
OF Newark died oeny yesterday OF para SIS OF tAe
bears a. his house. No. 40 PsnesL. Newark. age six
ty.scven Mr.. V!uans, City 1reasurer was compTo'
II i,ed Ia the fra ais Of Auditor Palmer ana COpfoes
Cork Hall, by which the ciiy was robbed oil ABOUT
81 40 900 q, few years ago. Wnnps wHs an easy.gonP
Ia IA ana WAS used by the sharpers suffOuhu pS bb:
Il. was indicted and pleaded sulty 10 ch"tfe 0
n.gllyencs OF autV, and s-pteDce was suspended ho
pusrwsrl lived and la poor health hF mans
ga- born IN IN. city and went 10 Newark III Icip.
s,arltg me Nesc1rk Meroiry penny daily pap-f Al
ter CONDUCTING the paper Two years he SOFA our Ms IN
irIe.t and n~cAme EdItor Of Ihe Aeo OrE Sh0e ana
LtufAey h.uoyter Alter the he withdrew from mat
ruhtcstoD aud slartei IN the loD prning Onsiheas i
i-76 he 81. appointed CITY Treasurer OF Newark ana
lrl III position ISL wnrn the exposure OF lhe
(l.y Hall frauds nec-sstatei MS retirement lie was
twice rrIei ms SECOND wife and daughters sur
yiylpy nm In religion Nj. WiDan. was Presbvtrran.
II 10 Lohble that the death OF 1lr "indss the
tLai has occurred Wlnn years OF CITY han Oiie"S
WHO wer- In office 1881.
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5ueci II Notlc.s
Post once Neticc.

,should he read DAILY by interested changes may
Occur Al any tnc)
Letters tor foreign nee, be specially addressed
dispatch by Particular steamer ei.epi when Il Is 10
specially addressed being sent W the Isies 'esse
available
rorryn mails for the week ending August Will close
RRoMrrLY all cases. at this olice AZ follows
wEpN hspAl -AtoA TOT Europe, per steamship Aller
via southampton and Bremen al 10 }. IN ior Ne"iouni.
ii per steinshp Portla At 10 a. IN for Jamaica ,osA
Fss.nc F1 ports per- steamship kingston deter.
70, NSlsS .rs' ISLANDS .i direct and
tur.cva wa trinidad per steamship Mnrei At 80 p m
s,Sao,.aS I' .i,,U" CIV Of Dallas, from Now orleans
ruTwspAt AT d a. III. Tor hayu and Turks Island. per
siSAAsHp dy sanops per steamship Alr,,!c Queens
town Qcters Tor Frame Al Germany % @o for "as. r,es %
tmany. &c per steamship sneyia, via Plymouth cher.
countries anus! Ss airec'e4 pc. Sss. aa 1
p Vera cruz, tsps'hT 1,p% & Snap .aoissO. Ana ,er
Nassau ). r.. per steamship santiago
Fi'to1 Io1 naliiA, $50
,TIWpAY-Atsa a. m. for Europe. per steamship AuraniA
wa a1eeS,or sr %assn,a s. At !. m for The Nsihsands
direct per steamship hiam VIA Amsterdam tetters nu.
ns'is,,d pei r.dan ~ At IN. Tor Belgium iircct
pol steamship ws,t.ruland wa Antwerp 9etters must
% uer steamship Werrs southampton and
tstS urcal and other European ountries must 10
siesnsnip IA Bourgosns. VIA Havrc At 10 ssot
st aSs Isti Ss roced per Farnessa At 10 am Sr Jaaac
Ss1s' v kSssSa anS sSa@ letter. sS' o g0
must be directed per Isrtumnus % at 80 p M Tor
spanish honduras ana bay isiAnds per Steamship L. d.
ard, IT,, tfO,n Scw'Orieans
Mail, sandwich Islands per steamship Australia rom
san francesca close here August - Al 2. NJ MAILS
for CHINA AMI Japan per steamship san Pablo ltron
ban Francisco close here August Ia At m MAILS io
i.sna. psr steamship @arposa stron
here Aug ~ ~ y. arrival ~ Newi or q"
Britannia with British mails Tor A US tillA J
Mails forths society Islands. per ship Tahiti rJ1a an an
Francis,o close here August 80 AZ y. M MAILS ior
Cuba by Tampa Fla, and thence by steamer IRON
Key wes. Fla. close ~ this olieo daily nj 23O III
THE schedule of closing OF Trans Pacific mails -
he
san Francisco Mails the East arriving ON iAk ~ 81
day VI sailing VI steamers Afo asp~'c"s
'"' ~ HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE New-York. N. S- July ~ 1854
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

arCUINcLOss- saturday evening Sarah Craig dangh.
ter Of MARSH and wife Of Hugh Auchin
Fnmrr srvces from Grace Church Wednesday morning
FTienis are respectfully invited to attend.
BAXTER-On Tuesday August 3 at his residence ~ pler
rcpontst brooklyn. in the ti, year Of his age Archibald
Funeral late residence Thursday the 9TH
Fii,nds are respectfully invited ,c attend
Tuesday, August ,, Edwin Butler. in tho list
Funeral crys at his residence 81 Park Place. Brook
Relative ani rcnis respec uully invitei to attend.
Kindly omit flowers
CLARKE-on sunday the lst inst. Isabella widow Of John
The ami rcnds Of the family rospectuy in
'g r. % S@ No III 7 Ws s hs W nesiayj aiter
,.,oi noon at q, o'clock; ,r.N,roo,
CQNDIr-At Atlantic Hshands on SATURDAY July 81 Mary
T. Stout. wife oi ,Aac j, ,ontt oi Ptrs Ppay y g. N
FS%y5 S5es ss 1rST1 We S a" SF Late residence III i''
Csrrsgs Viii meet train leaving NewYork. foot Of Barclay
st. : - a. m for Morris Plans.
Iutormcnt at Greenwood C tncery at ! p. IN.
GOODWIN-on August l. Gilman Goodwin, ase' - years
Funeral at hls late residence SOi Last oOtAt On ois.y'
nci.tiss, and Al d ff.sn's q are inyitei
HENSHAw-Jc,sic Allen wife Of John H. iien'law. and
daughter OF the Late Joun + Allen a. STANFORD Conn., On
Fnnrra serviccs Andrews Churth stamford Thurs
day, August :. at 3pm
urNr-on Monday morning August q after prolonged III.
moss. Dr. James L. Hunt. ia tue .ist year oi ii' asr
At las lac r. .iencr So PutulAvc, Brooklyn, y T..
at IL a. ml THURSDAY. August ..
RUNNON- Newark. y j. August /. 1885, DAVID {. Run
r1r services a, , late residence No Is6 Washington.
Relatives AMI friends are invited
rAYLoR-s suddenly. sunday August l. Moses Taylor
Fiicr ron IN, late residence 3Ohst. Tursy.
WEBER sunday. August !. Elizabeth Y. J. Mar.
g,r-ta Weber. widow Of the late Charles T. Weber "i New
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited "a
imrs @naTr on East I5tn st. nctw,ea II and aScs.
lOo'clocs. without further notice
.fvn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
FEATURES OF LABOR TROUBLES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Sin consequence of a
dec sion Of the BucAlayers CnOn no; to work where
non.uniou hod employed tue contractors
have everywhere sopPei all work with hcro there
"A trlnlne except where tie nui-hinK up 10 To he
done outlook present ;Or rric lies Ia importing
wOrkInou from other points
SoITH FEANiSGHkW. Mass, Aug 3.-lhcre were u"
new Developments IT, the labor complications AZ tho
Para I.upbei Works today Ihe operators di not -
inrn 10 work the managers al parcniy
expected they woud. hnl are stI ont II X said that
4 iarge Quau;it, OF material process o nnnhacture
viii he ruined unless they return 70 work speedily.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


BosToN, Aug. 3.-The gross earning of tho
Atchison Topeka santa 10 Railroad for July were
81 252, ,7j4 an those OF the same month
last year OF S339s2. The net earnings were S6l3606
an increase OF StG 2G9 For the SIX months. January 10
June inclusive. gross earnings were s694l367.
ecrcl from the corresponding period last year Of
$3.50 ssS Tue net were 81 9i2 7G7, decrease
Sl12.l0l.
TOLEDO. Aug. tSp,ciaD.-An important suit was
brought hcrs to-day giinst tho Toledo. Columbus aud
Southern Railroad nvol wing several hundred thousand
dollars and possibly change OF management The suit
10 brought by creditors 200 in number. who repre-
sent claims amoLntng over 100000. The petition
claim that road ~ insOlyent also that the pres
don't and gonsral manager /. p. Brown subscrbed 10
1900 shares OF stock at 800 share, uone of when
has hceD paid III.
PITTsBuRG, Aug tSpeciab.-The stockholders OF the
Toledo. Delpnos and Louis Railroad met at tho ofce
OF the PttsDurg and Western Rairosi In Allegheny To-
day re0rgAnLo tho company. The Toledo, Dcphos ana
ST. Louis has been built only recently aud about elk
months ago passed into hands Of PttsDurgers the
majority Of whom Interested In the management OF
tho Pitsburg aud Western. The Toledo. Delphos ana
ST. Louis will be operated In harmony with tho Pits'
burg snd Western and VIII be tributary to IL, but tho
roads wili not be Identical lho
cement will rest in the hands OF tue ioilowhR
board OF directors elected this morning: Wam Shu'
pls Of Pitt-Dure. president; James Gallery fit'sDuts
A ". JaIDcs, Youngstown =. w. straw, CorrJ' anu
Jsmes sample. Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
MANUFACTURERS COMBINING.
THE CASE or A NoN-UNInN MAN CuAMpioNfD BY
FMlLoYEhS.

FMiLoYEhS
BosToN, Aug. lSpcciah. The Manu'ac'ur-
err Committee OF the ortywo SHOE shops ia Brock ton
that locked out old employees recently. Issued
notice tod y which caused sensation in that town
Its TO the effect tnat tAe astcis enpoye Ia j. Il. Hry
uoa's Establishment treat nOn union mai one bicy
80 uujusuy and shabby tha' the manufacturers ict
called upon 70 -t-p and protect hm. The report
after citing several instances Of ireatmont OF Bailey,
concludes as iOiiows:
The whole question seems TO rest upon this: h.s "A
manufacturer a right To employ uOn-lutun la-iers oar
jont rules certainly give him thal rEht a. Urrc
higEer Under the CIRCUMSTANCES mo manu-
fscturc-s felt that there was Ntd qdr-ilOl
o, rgb; wrong. ami 4 the union iofc-l
Us to dlscharre THIS IL vOnit Oaly he stepping
ohliee 10 do the ranie & Ohor and II the
question has 20; 10 be met incro IS uO oottof time than
The ifcsrnt"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
rnEpwyrr BROTHERS SHIPMENTS.

The l,wycr Brothers are 10 ship Miss W ood-
for fremont Hanover from Saratoga 81 s'to reach
MonmDuth Park Miss WoOtford VIII run for
the Champion stakes saturday and tho two two
year odd. viii contend for tho Junior CAAnpIon Stakes
the iay.
Tho twenty yearng.. sixteen colts ami FOUR Niles,
purcha-ri 10y tns DNvcrs the spring sales In HON
urgy nm. year a. cost Of $3.50. hsYo arrived at
.I~ruu- Par. Inry Hue looking lot IA"H "lIt
TAX th~ir nliiatory raclg tberc whrr"tv-rN-
tnIng 10 quir. After autumn meeting OF the oney
island cAry CuD they VII be transferred 20 Shops
head Bay, have their trials and be put into winter
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
No LACIs Al sARATOGA.

SARATOGA. Aug. 3.--lhc races at Saratoga
to-day postponed until tomorrow. ~ the NAN
ao., say hecsu.e oi The cold and threatening wctthor
Another report ant more sely 20 10 true IS ha'
Anthony ,oms,ocs l. hero aud threatens u maze
trvu ia ay mDrs pools are alll The con'ns'loh
system which operation ut She"pshe+l bav,
90. O.. unv .ci MirmOutn P4rA. IL not pa u"i mere
IL~ efy~ ~ auction, and muu-' are ~tilI hcat IN
l. hAs not been customary to postpoie simply on "c-
tOiut oi threatening weatAor Inc entries anu pooIs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

Captain Cyril Wilson. of the Staten Island
Cricket Cub, received lcter from Mr. l.. J. saunders,
manager Of tho English Cricket teams here. yesrer
day, ch he states that the following weliknown
players sure TO cone: Colonel W. II. Walrond NJ.
T., captain) H. W. Bainbrdge. captain OF Cambrldse
University II. Rotharh the note fast bowler of tue
sams college; E. H. Buckand Oxford University C. 4.
CottrelI MIidessx the Rev. A. j. Forescue, Drvon'
shire; ". f. Roller. surrey j. A. Turner, Cambridge
UnIversity 4. X HineiaycocK. Kent aud A. X. Cobb
tho oxford University keeper. The last four nen
were on the team OF year. Bucslahd, Turner and
Roller have made 100 IN inning this
season.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
FREIGHT RATES IN TIE WEST.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3. - The general freight
ag nts OF the ines on tho Chicago and ONO River pool
met to-day subject OF north and south
bound rates After considerable discussion resolution
was adopted that rates and divisions on freight from
Green Line points destined to points In the Chicago and
ono River territory shall he mao up IN tho ONO River
basis, that present rat-s he mhlntan1d uptl tho
new bass IA admitted and approved Tho Comnls'
sioner Instructed 10 invrstigt" Tho ratio and dvi
sion on provisions from Omaha and other Nebraska
points issued by Southern railroads
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrcArroNs-Foa 32 HOURS
WASHINGTON. August 4.-FOr New England
New.York. New-Jersey, Penusylvana aud Maryland.
fair weather, westerly or nohwestery winds, slightly
warmer.
Tho Same conditions thence Indiana and Michigan.
For Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa. Nebraskay
Kansas and Missouri Slightly with local rains.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
EDWIN BUTLER.

Edwin Butler, age seventy, for thlrty-two
y.ars connected the shoe aud Leather Bank, in
Broadway. died yesterday al MS home, No. 81 PARK
place. Brooklyn He born In Manches ter, Ehgl"pi'
ana country about thirty 1--WE ycars ago lie
Entered the onploy OF the SnOc Leather Bank III
1854 and rose tho position OF receiving teller from
nh Oh NJ -health compelled him e. resign last 'huafy
He deacon and president O the Board OF Trustees
81 the Central Bsptls; Church. in Boosyn i0r bauy
Years. is death due eUlar cement ofthe 0cari
The surviving family cOBssts Of tho widow and Aoyen
ehidren The funeral will be hold tomorrow an Inc
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

OBITUARY NOTES,

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3 (Specidh.- w. Carey.
the oldest general officer OF the Lake Shore Railroad.
died to-day at the Northern Ohio for the Insane
OF which he had been inmate little than year,
Austin II. Turner, age fity-one. member OF the
Produce Exchange IN the expor: business at No. lGS
Chambers-st. living at No. 1l5 South Elliott Place,
Brooklyn, died On Sunday an the death formally
announced yesterday AT the Exchange.
Moses b. Taylor died SUNDAY at his home No. 3i3
West Ihrtleh-st lie was born In this clty In lSOI IN
the old homestead OF tho kncKrrbock-r Taylor family
BrOsdway aut ccorei. Mr.. ravlur's large fortune
Is loft 10 bis live sOns aud two Aaughters.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
run FORBES REGATTA OFF ASNrsQUAM.

GLurCE,rTR. Mass. Aug. 3.-lhe Forbes
regatta place to-day on Annlsgusn. The prnc!pal
prz- was silver soop offered by A. j. Forbes anu
valued AZ 500 A number OF yacht, from tho nun
yueht Club wcr, present. a. wcrc also yachts from
I.o.ton. Newburv port and Portsmouth, The ioiowins
were among he yachts entered b. 'lohi A.',ntA
ioIrt-. SiiN-r Coui Po.cy Las Venus o'cc"A, Ne,-
cr. Lus-nla, Victor, GpOi Luck. =. l'Fl A4r ht'o
ana Prtrc 1n- Atlanta finished nrst, winning inc race
and tho silver soop.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
LONG TINE IN THE oARRIA eB BUs1Nss&

To <he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me to call your attention to the
misleading statement In your obituary notice Of Ne
John ". Brtton. "soms years later o rival concern,
J. B. Brewster Co., was started" In 1888 started
business with my father tho James snd
have been in the carriage business continuously from
that time. Mr. Britton came with . clark untu
1885, whom, IN company with my youngest brother ano
John W. Lawrence he started ia business under the r0
nane Of Brewster & Co. JAMES b. BREWSTER,
NeW. York, Aug. 3. 1856. OF ]. II. Bre Wster 4 Co
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
DR. JAMES l. HUNT.

DR.. James l.. Hunt died at his home, NO 400
/Ituau-.v-. Brooklyn. on Monday, In MS seVcnJ T''
year He was JAY. E,sex County. ~ 1" anu
graduated In class Of AZ at Dai tnouth C0cfe
later from Medical College at Cincinnati. he
led Plymouth Mass and afterward remover rom
there ana practi.rd bis profosson North Brdsc"aier
hasS. and Washington Removing thepcc To thIs '!y
be engaged IN business ~ which hc continued 10 tlo
tim. Of uI- dea d. which followed AL jInos 0f tbic-
hIobths. lie IA lifelong Republican and VI aS"h.
The iuners VIII take place to-noio" at ii q" H. AZ
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

CONSENT OBTAINED FOR AN ELEVATED ROAD
The hearing of the case of the People against
IN. King, Comfy Elevated Railroad Company
sumel yesterday hy senator Francis Herman. the
referee General George +. Wngatc appeared FOR the
plaintiffs aud exAitorney. General Russell, eI Judge
sn-a and jaime. A. Drnnison represented the company
The total assessed vslur of the property IN fulton-s
Hrooslyn. IS about Sif.OOO,O0O. The Kings County
COMPANY claims that already secured consent 70
bull road from owner, OF property worth s9OoooOo
and II 10 prov~ this claim the ss~fictiDn OF tho
that eorts o It's counsel were devoted yes
terdsy. The principal wtncss was George Rce. one Oi
the canvasscr- company asserted that lie had
secured the consent OF owners representing property
worth nearly - 100000. He explained IN detail how
Of various people ami said that
he lal wltneJ-ei zach property-owuer s.n ms name
Among other witne,aes Frederick Tut'le. whose
father owns block moro Ot houses IN Futon-st, A.
W Dieter the hoie who Il ncsirons ~ having the
road bur ] A. l. simpson. George " Chauncev. a real
estate agent ihc Rev. A. b. Davenport Hugh Stewart,
David :. ewart AMI John Marine.
ILe case VIII be resumed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE ENTRIES FOR ro.DAY.s SPORT.

The races fer to-day at Saratoga are thc
ones that were to have been yesterday b wore
postponcd. There Ia no reason why THE TkiBuN" ~
lections shond he CHARGED. They are: FiIsS race
purse SiOD special weights, l mile, jim Douslas hTsV
ana Swift for the place second race, Saratoga Sak"s
for two ar old. maiuen allowances, = of NILE Inc
best OF M. Haggn's paii to and Golh seconl ln
the Ircquoi. Stak"s three yrar-uds mic ait oOV
yards. Inspector T. nrst and silver C.ouG second
Tho anlrn. Al lnllOWs:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Treat promptly Cramps, DarrhGa, Asiatio
Cholera, and all Bowel Affections, with DR.. Jayns's
Carminativc Basam and you Will obtain speedy RELIEF
and promote certain cure. -
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

P.oi- sold Monday night At Saratoga AZ follows:
Flat r.ee- Jim Dougss $50, swift SO Mona Slo
Monogram SIC. sam Brown aud Boomerang ~ eacn
Lady WsvwaIl 81. n,o
sw.rtinor- -2S .
Thiri race-inspcctor ~ $3.50. silver Cloud 3d. Pan'
rl0. - , ,o-
Fonrtt .-rurch SlO5. Matinee s75, E'iella 20.
Una B. ST.. Lady Waysard rl6. frmaiii 80
Itfni.ts Tfm Br'wn c3l, Disturbance s3O, Bn
cephau, S2 Ic- shelby and III ndA $50 each, Jack 80.
lI.f ufrf- >
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Ganey Co.'S ch. T. Witch g. 3Si.........-...tPe penny,
II. W. Behmans & Lutestng aged 93...-;; lGrmtn)
Prcakncss Stables br Vindex, g. .(Wnlams,
a. w. eDgarit IN. Ro,iere g. l05. lay(
W. C Day's ch Windsal. I. %. tfaane.l
Y. Cars blk. h. Black Jack g. (McOohrck,
Cotton os ch LIZ, Mack. aged Of. -..t Benne,l
&. II P'ttn gilrs b. T. Mss Day t. 92.... lChuIuiP
Monmouth stables b. Tampa. D. ~. f....-.-.-.-lh"no'
Iim--l:ijL. ,.,
Betting-NhizCg 3tc l. Edgehcd TO l, Adrian d !" l.
Miss Daly to ]. 10 TO 30 10 against the others
Noptunus and Pegasus were withdrawn. -, r,.oso,,
NhiZgig with cuOus ease by two lengths nn
second length before Adrian Whizgg was enoreu AT T'
and bought IN at 100. .-o, e,,o,r
sIXIH RACE-HASDIcAr sTEFPtEcHAsR PURSE 5000 SHORT
COURSE.
F. hhrens's b. h. Buckra by Bicken aged lol
GaRey COS m Judge Grnit ;;iriq5,
H. W Hopsors ch K WIN Da"s a. lic.-t NJ n
Mynno 4 sons b. :. Bruton. g. l26 ....-... w Wb"rn
Montgomery stables ch hCarcy Epps, a. lloi'a
\ Si, ~ - ch Bdewuod ), lii.........-... AloPR
!; FI'ncl!s b. g. Mon.nore. T. 1872 %2.......Ncrpam'hS ~
". G. Days b. II. Ecuador r, 4j........ e. ant,,%y YAM n
T. DVnohuts b. Roche sior o. pohohu'
Tine e-3ll. ,,.,
Bfttlrg-WclngiOn 10 .. Bur.ra to J. CT li'y o P,'
10 va Davis tol Judge Griffith 10 ], 10 To ~ 10
again.t the Oi'Ip. - ,,,
Rochester boltcd Fcuador refused Jump wellington
VIII DAVIS AMI Judge hifh tn" leading tlr,e az ,'S
on red the track from the Held Judge O. int Toy lo "
the lower rn, hui Iuc r. who had been ying Ncs NJ
who mace the last hdl mlle '.'h,
Judge Griffith after he had jumped the S hurdle ana 0u i,
h!u easily. Ginning the by two lengths, JuiSc I" i"'"
second four lengths before Wellington.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Rapid Transit Railwcy Company . gain in July OF -
per cent over the business Of the corresponding mons
Of 1855.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
DIED.

RoynI Elixir all the ingredients that render IL
nfdih" remedy Tor Indigestion, summer CONE
plalnts all eIan guents ot ia" stomach anu bowels
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

tribune OPrIcs. Angus, Al ID. m.-Tho cool wave
which reached the Hudson late Monday extenhed
into New ngand yesterday Its rear still lingering In
Lake region and the ONO Valley. Except for some
clouness in tho Mssou Valley, local rains in Nebrssks
and little OF botn IN the cotton be generayfair skies
overspreAd the whole country lho barometer here
fresh north westerly wn1s. dry and clear
weather. Tho Temperature ranged between 600 aus
72o the average t6J7ss being 6iso lower tnan the
corresponding day last year aud 3's' lower tasn on
jndAy
Fair. slightly weather be expected In
city and vcinity to-day fair or partly cloudy, Win
nearly stationary temperature, Thurs lay.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Frequently happens that baby sick with cholera IN
ant much reduced by gestv" disturbance cannot re.
tam stomach. In such Mellin food should
used with alone. After aysa little mix may
be aided ~ the diet, bat with caution a. hist
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

ANUSEMENTS INCREASE RAILROA ID TRAFFIC
The shareholders of the Staten Island Amuse-
menl COMPANY met yesterday Al 81. George. staten
Island, Erasus wiman, tho president, prosnx IL was
voted t. increase the capital STOCK from S2oO.OOo 20
$3.50 900, proo subscriptions for the nsw s'o'
10 bs ven old At0ckhoder The Increased opor
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

And Plasters will do more OI sckIy spinal column anu
paralysis than all known appliances. Try them
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

For constipation: aconccton made from fruit pulp; agi
ablc and cl clcnt At Druggists.