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Ms. MnrnsInl sohilllnn-

NEw YoEK Nov i2-Tbe Heraid prints a
sensational art Gle limiting that The d. sap
pearance OF Mrs Victoria Morosini Schil-
linz may have been the result Of foul play.
IL II argued that the circumstances ars su8-
picioml and that 10 seems impossibis that
the lady could have been 80 cOmpistsly lost
% the pubic knOwiedge and yet remain
alive and nnrestraIned Of hsr liberty.
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EAsr SA0fsAv, MiCm. Nov. ii.-Capt.
Harry May. OF ths barge Transport, was
awakened last night By three burglars In
bis cabin who had coms after a large sum
ul money be had with him. One stood
over him with revolver uui demanded
bis money. The Captain jumped up a
anded bis head in the burglars stomach,
stunning him While ths Captain was
giving the alarm the burglars escaped
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AEaiad Family

BuoTRUs, O., Nov. i2.-Mrs. O. v. King
OF Bucyrus d ed yesterday while AZ Berl n
Heights. Huron County Sh0 visited that
place 70 attend tho funeral of her brother,
who died October - Seven days later
her father died. aud two days afterward
her mother. The death Of four grown folks
In one family during two weeks - fact
worthy OF note
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Deseriers Entitled 10 Bounty.

WGsHfSGTOS, Nov l5.-5econd Comp
trolisr Maynard, has decided that SOL
dier, Who, alter having served for two
years or more in the army, deserted some
months after the close OF the war, but vino
subsequently, received an honorable dis
charge, is EMIT ed % a bounty of t5J un-
der the thirteenth section OF the act Of July
"a lIG
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Murderous Robbers

CLEVELAND. o, Nov i4-The residence
II Benjamin y. Wheeler OF this city, was
entered 10y robbers on Friday night, who.
after leating Mr Wheeler into insensibility
and choking Mrs. Wheeler 20 death robbed
the house Of all they could got Patrick
Graves. former tenant, has bsen arrested
and identified by Mr Wheeler. Tho in
vestgation - still undsr way.
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shni His heinhha,

CIARKsBUnG, w VA, Nov. IA din
.ulty arose between Robert Minor aud
Thomas Kenney, two leading citizens OF
this county last night, about line fence,
whereupOn NJ nor shot and dangerously
wounded Kenney with a Colts 8Scnliber
After some time Minor was arrested and
placed under bail
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pIssaiIsa,d lei. hone psl,on,.

ROcnEsrEa, n y. Nov. l5.- SIX hundred
Bell telephone subscribers iu this city
formed an association and agreed 20 order
their telephones removed November -. re-
gardiess of unsxpired contracts. The
trouble arises over en- announcement Of
be company that the service would b8 re-
stricted 70 a 1xed number Ut conversations.
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Burolags IN Holsl

MnwAUEEg, Wis. Nov l3-At Hurley.
Wis two burglar went thr0 gh the new
Burton House, piiaging fifteen rooms aud
securing several hundred doilarsi worth n
uHtchcs and lewelry. Ih overlooked r.
guest Who bad 3. OlO lu cash ln h.s fo0na
lne thieves wore captu ad Boa er om
Win the pluuder aud n klt of bursIafsf
ruIt
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-. 80 aalnmn Iea.e.. Farmer

"Ah. those autumn leaves. Farmer
Robinson. sighed the city guest
'W hat lovely iints OF color and what
an addition they are 10 the charming
scenery sou must SO euioy Yes,
miss. The leaves are gettin GOOD
deal u yaller and red onto em. that's
fact It's about time 90 gather"
u han YOU rosl3 find time TO gather
tutumn leaycsf 80. vos iadeei
We rake up few cart-lcads every
yesr for hediin Tor che hosses An
other rsthetic dream smashed. kar.
Jsra Post
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nnnou, EruIl ln psnn,rlrnnIa.

HaRRfsBUHGH. Pa, Nov 15.--John NJ
Wilson, who according % his own confes-
sion, brutally murdered a man IN Mont
gOmery County, this State. was to-day or
dsred 10 be executed by the Governor on
the 18th Of January next
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EgWAsE, o., Nov f3.--William Kennedy.
employed At the Newark Paper Nil. fsl
into tub Of boiling lime water solution
tonight and was terribly scaided. His sgs
is about city years, and o. married ns
can not live
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EafE. Ps. N0e 1.-The triai of Charles
bohan ~ tae murder of ar infant cbi'i
of CyDtaia orpfer usa .oncIuiei te.day
With VrrdIet a Euity lhe giefiH -
blaails Wrath YES tHa tnros. month u.d
cllid q hs EansrkeaTer Bun8H sI4of1-
cred Do tg death becnHss it cried Ora tns
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verminous Bronchitis.

WAsHisGToS, Nov. i4-Dr salmon, OF
the Bureau Of Animal Industry, pro
nounces tine cattle disease IN Clinton Coun-
", Ind, vermiuous bronchitis, instead Of
peurO-pneumOnia. II is contagious ar
fatal, alLthe same.
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Killed sy His 70 ss.

PiQrA, o., Nov. "a Amos Snodgress =
Sellto-do farmer living three miles
east Of this city, was kicked IN the head by
one of bis horses last evening and instaat-
~ killed HIS head was fesrfuliy crushed
~ the blow
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sla Catch Of flsh.

MnwlUEEE WIS Nov. ia special 70
the Erenfng WiscoRsiH from Columbia.
wis, says the fsh pond Of Chris Kaitse.
near that place was robbed 0f three thou-
sand brook trout, alued a. el .0Jl. 0u Sat
urday night. 80 clew % the robbers
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HAvhEt, Nov ll.-it b the general opiu-
lon tnat tbs otai production Of sugar in
tha saasou of itsisl wUl amount ~ over
80 90 t0Gs. and exceed tlc largest crop
uILurffu raised ON ri e sand
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ui'P 'piAlTs ~ ono OF WALNfNO JACKET.
the most popular shapes amoog the sea-
sons livery Tho coat can be worn opened
or fastened closely 70 tbs throat as taste or
the requirements OF tho weather may de-
eide. The fronts are half loose even when
tho jacket Is buttonsd, bat the back nta
very closely and the entire garment is sew
cral Inches longer than most Of the itclfcts
worn last spring. Though there Ia but
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prew a frauduIenl PensIon lor Year,.

sTHACCsE, y. Y, Nov. i4-Mrs. Eliza
.yons Is under arrest 10 this city for fraud
In drawing pension for the past twenty
years a. a soldiers widow, when In facs
she was a married woman.
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Bsrlholdi isAngy

NEw YoHE Nov ll-Liberty's torch
stiii remains in darkness. and 10 s. said bat
Bnrth9idI has lost BIZ tomper and amn0uu-
eea biz in .eutIun of personally soiicitiux
an Ilgm .natlug fund from French resl
dents IL Nsw York
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FaoVIDEECE M a.. Nov ii-.Th0mag
durphy. keeper ~ the Roger williams
fara vs. terribly muUIated Dy tuo
monkeys That attacked him in fhelf cage.
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81 believe that mine viii be Il

~ believe that mine viii be the
10 her husband one day. How sop
inquired the husband. " Because Abel
was killed by a club. and your club
viii kin me If you continue 20 90 70 10
every night IN Y. Herald
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kgmlsr's sueesssor.

WAsHryorOs. Nov lA-Tbe Prosidsus
made the following appointment ~ day
VIM. -. Burnett, Of Cincinnati, % b. A.
touey Of the United States Tor the South
ern District Of Ohio
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JUMPING From a Church spIrs.

VIENNA, Nov. IA youth today com.
mitted suicide BY jumping from the spirs
II the 81. Augustine Court Church height
OF ID feet
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Killed Coal sank.

KVoxvmLE. TExv.. Nov. i4-A coal-bank
fell in at Kensel, XIV, this morning. en-
tOmb.ng number Of miners. killing ono
named james w Ills outright and fatally
iujuring bis mother
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NEw OELgASs. nov. IA s. Pipos. r.
prominent planter ofOak Ridge. Louisiana.
was murdered bY negro. and the muir
isrer was banged on "a tree.
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Fell lnlo Vat Of I've.

CNCNyArI Nov. H-Wm. Schneider
fell IN a vat of I've at Proctor a CANDLES
soap factory yeste rday, aud died Of his in
iurios a few hours later
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18

DEctTUn. lyp., Nov Dietrick Liune-
meyer died near here Friday at the age 81
ninety Ills wife four months us
unior, still survives
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- fAA'fH 80 hNA'H - "a" =
Though there Is but
slight variation IN tho
shape, considerable
difference Ia effect is
obtained by the use of
many din6rent mate
riais, by the employ
mont Of plain instead
OF fancy cloth, or Civ
ing IL = q cided En-
gish eRort. don't
you know by max
ing the wrap 0f
checked material with
hood 40 the back gayiy
lined and using lurgc
bronze buttons IN
stead u smaller ones
OF gilt or smoked
pearl There aroaR in
trimmings 81 astra-
chan, fca her bands.
or fur upon the c0nt
TriHfuv hoygovor a
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VISITING cosruMEs. ovcrdrcaaes They
conform admirably with the fashion OF
raising tho skirt OF tho polonaiso high on
one side These Jersoy-shapcd garments
neccssitatc "a sloping scam down the cen
ter OF the front 10 secure perfect o.
Other new polonnees from an English
hOnso show tho fronts cut away. revealing
IA molisrc waistcoat bcncnth. AZ each slde
are drapcries almost in panicr effects, bc-
ing suitable for slender women only For
stouter figures are models which show tho
form M each side OF the front extending in.
20 wide panels which are variousiv
trimmed with iottod applique bands,
feather trimming, natural beaver. blno
FOX and other handsome furs. Ea suite
with these in many instances arc tiny
nuns Of velvet decorated 70 correspond.
ready for use later on. Braids aud gal
looms, woven, braided, beaded and en-
brOidcrcd, continue la vogue and appear la
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Miss Jonpv-lI viii alwavs .

miss Jonny--'I VIII always estoem
and respect you as friend. Mr.. Old
Boy --- Mr.. Old Boy--"Very we'll. !
know the rest by heart. You women
arc all alike-no originality You are
the fifteenth one that has said the same
thing. "--Harper's Bazar.
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DIX 60 Ihs enn 80 Lnadea

HTCHNoSp fSD.. Nov IA William Brok-
man was fatally shot by William Dunuiug
who didn't know bis gun was loaded
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AHn.hana.. Ialrlhls Al.

poHrENorfn 81 d. Nov ID Daniel
CroN'eF u 1nder arrest charged WIta I0ur-
ing ke pssue over h.a aifes clothing and
setting it ln Gre
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known as the Princess
OF Wales c0lors
shows itself this au
tumn In every aOrt %
fabric from scrgc u
satin, aud from tn
plaincet m orntnf
drcss 70 the most mag
niilcont evening and
reception toilets, Ecru
ard golden brown arr
also highly favored
'thcee colors showing
themselvc. parttcu
larly among elegant
church costumes. made
with q jacket or polo.
naise OF golden brown
plush. French pol
Onaisos, with the
bodice fastening from
left 20 right across tha
cheat, arc seen upon
the latest models la
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FASHION LETTER.
New Styles In rsii and wtas~r ostnt--
sonsthias About no.asts.

tNeN fork Sprctal Cofrt spondonrel
Fashionable modistss are sli buay prs
pairing winter outfits. consisting of Es
ghsh homcspun and EHglish serge tailor
made snits for utility wear. more eiabo
ratc costumes OF cheviot. camei's hair. tw. .is,i
and the like, combined with plush or vel
vctfor church. visiting and similar usss
the costumes OF velvet for fun drc.. occa
nons made long or short % suit indiviiaA
tnstc, styio OF ngurc and AGA. Corlei sila
OF tho softcat texture striped with band. n
volvct IL very fashiona0ly used upon hand.
some gowns OF plain dove gray. dark blus
or golden brown armur,. tricof or camsis
hair. The groundwork OF the striped siia
which forms tho panels, etc. nvaria.
bly, corresponds IN hue with the tint of tha
woolcn goods with which IL ia combinet
Tho guards colors PROMISE n be az
fashionable a. ever this season. and red
and deep Russian blue bids fair "a bccoms
almost uniform IN itself. ~ popular has
the combination grown. This mixture,
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the guiso OF brctelles
on corsagcs around
tns lower edge OF tho
b tsque, ~ the wrists
OF sleeves. and ex-
tending up tho scam,
as a bo rd or ing on
skirts and oyo rskirts.
"nd finally. tho rich
eat aud most striking
designs are usod 10
d eiine panels aud tab.
licrs on skirts aud for
oruauienting wrap
pings OF every de-
scriptiou. "A p ropos
OF outside garments,
tho marquise jacket,
made OF finely plated
or shaggy cloth, with
il velvet racrs, and
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-16
Knew HOW 20 Catch Her.

II used to think that Gus Simpson was
real nice young man, but | just hate him
now" said one young lady to another.
why, what has he done?"
"He's treated me shamefully. That's
what"
SIN what way2"
why the other evening at the party I
said to him, let's eat philopena and if you
say yes or no to any of my questions I'll
owe you box of candy, and ii say yes or
mo- you'll give me box"
"Then whatP"
after the party he took me home aud all
the way there he talked just as sweetas could
be about love in a cottage and men should
1t live alone and all that. And when he got
to the front gate he said, Fannie, l have wait
ed for this opportunity a long time, will you
marry meP' whispered yes in low voice
-and-and-" Here her sobs chUked her.
"Aud what did he do then ?" inquired her
listeder, eagerly.
''He-just-holered pnilopena with all
his might. That's what he did, aud she
wept afresh and would not be comforted.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-16
:. 4 r. Station. $40 IO.4O 24O 600 $40 49,.
GOING SOUTH, DAILY Except sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS,

Sunday trains will leave follows Going North
Wilmington, French street at $40 a. m. Dupont
s.9l a IN. Chadds Ford junction s.5i a. m. Lenape
9.o2 a. M. West Chester tstagel 10 m. Coates.
Vile . 81 a. M. Waynesburg Junction 10 II a.
Springfield 10 20 m. and 90 p. Brdsboro 0,5s
a. m. and $50 p. IN. Arrive at Reading, T. 4 r.
Station Il so a. m. and 5SO p IN,
Sunday trains going South will leave. Reading P
& r. Station at g. Is am. and $50 p ~. Brdsboro
s.Hi a. IN. and 81 p m. Springfield a.2S m. and
4.2Op IN, Waynesburg junction 4.3h p m, Coates
vile 5l2 p. III. West Chester ,stAgr) $40 p. IN.
Lenape 5.4S pm. Chadds Foid's junction - m.
Dupont 6 25 p. m, Arrive at Wilmington, French
street 6.I5 p. m
For connections at Wilmington, Chadd's Ford
Junction, Lenape, Coa;esvle, Wsynesburg June
tion, Birisboro, and Reading, see timetable all
stations
A. 6. MCCAUSLANn, l.. A. BOWER.
Superintendent. Get, Pas, Agent,
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-16
1T STANDS AT THE HEAD.

1t is SO light that child can run it.
So quiet that it will not interrupt an ordin-
ary conversation.
So durable that it will last, with care,
life, time.
It il Adjustable SO that all lost motion can
be taken up.
IL has the best wood work-the best and
most durable ever made.
The a tachments can be placed on in sec
ond without the use of the thumb-screw or
screw driver.
Every attachment works perfectly and can
be used with ease by any one.
Its reputation is far above the averag e.
No one is asked to buy until they are
thoroughly satisfied as to its merits.
Every machine is guaranteed as repre-
sented or money is refunded .-.
Do not make mistake, have no other
thy it, and be convinced. If it is not all that
you want in sewing machine do not buy il.
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
No. Si4 Market Street,
! WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-16

To my friends and the public
generally ! am pleased to make
the announcement that my store
3o7 Marketstreeti is reopened and
restocked and shall be pleased to
have my friends come ands me.
good goods at lowest prices
my motto. w. H. slNC0CK,
agent.
The Wilmingtonian., 1886-10-16
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO
LANDENBURG BRANCH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after June 9th, 1886, trains will
run as follows
Leave Wilmington 7,O5, 1O.5Oa. M, 1.So
and $40 p. M.
Arrive at Landenburg $50 a. m; 1900
noon $50 and 6, so p. M.
Leave Lsndenburg So a. M; 100 and
2 16 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 500 a. M; 2. 10 and
700 p. m.
Sunday trains leave Wilmington 1918 a.
m.; and 600 p. m.
Arrive at Landenburg IL 90 a. m. and ITO
p. m.
Leave Landenburg at 500 a. IN. and 4s0
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington at 900 a. m. and
5 35 p. m. D. CONNEL, -."...
Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
NETWORK CITY.

The body Of an unknown man was found yesterday in
the North River at Seventy secoDd.st
Patrick Llis OF No % Nangn-st has collected 500
for The Tammany Hall Parncll Fund.
Cappa to-day and tomorrow will Introduce two new
musical features at Brighton Beach. one being the AR
morer' and the other The Battle OF Gettysburg"
The police were asked yesterday to search for John
Suydsn ililcen who has run away from his home,
No. GA Warren st, Newark.
LOWS Baum OF No. 800 Second-avc drove to spuy-
ten Duyvl with mis- wife on Thursday aud tried to turn
his horse about Farmers Bridge. Tho light wagon
upset Mr.. and Mrs. Baum thrown into the
creek, but they ESCAPED with slight bruises.
Joseph CrcsaveAu, who threw himself off dock on
July 81. arraigned yesterday before Judge Cowng
"a charge OF attempted suicide. lie pleaded guilty.
saying that he lad become tired OF NE " lhon per
haps you would Ike to be hanged, SAID Judge Cowing'
he committed HIM TO the City Prison FOR five days
Edward Lombard pleaded guilty yesterday 10 stabbng
j.. KcOgh On July 10 and sentenced by judge Cow
ing four years state Pri.or william LILY, who
stabbed william Nolan. OF No. l73 Bccckerst OH July
10. received ike penalty
The business failures throughout tho country in the
last seven days. az reported to Il. G. Dun Co.. Of The
Mercantile Agency, number for the United states lJf.
and for Canada L, compared with l9- last week.
Sir Arthur sullivan will BE- represented AT ST. George
Staten Island. tonight by programme made up OF Sc
lectons from his works Cappas TIN Regiment Band
VIII provide the Instrumental part. while the Dung
Apnlo cub will attend to tho vocal department, al'
praring in sceDcsron tho "Mikad0."
| Tho Emgrstion Commissioners yesterday received
cable dispatches informing them tnat "A large number
cage at Hamburg by the regular Hamburg inesn view
their destitute and filthy condition. have been fur
nshed pOrtajion by the subagonts OF the British
lines at thirty-cight marks (about - 11) each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

Line s25 the field ESQ Bookssanta Anna a pc's nc Il
money AGAINST Macola to l. Peconic 10 novn Oh 70
BiInacie 10 to l. soprano Is to l. cato ana bruo'" " "
each. 81. ,.u,oos oucklv into tho
and Dlnnacl Blue Line next In inc o~o n hv ngth.
took the lead and keeping II to the finish won ~ iis'
Santa Anita Belle second head before Maco'"' ''n".
FOURTH RAcE-PURsE $500; FOR Two'lEAhoLD ii"I'''
ss-ss- six FURLoSGs .,,o.ao ,or,
pwver Bros b. T. Bessie June, by KING Ahon 1,fr"yi
V}rgo ioy " = .................- (H0niroyl i
s. s Browns b. T. Nellie b., io7 Z
], < J. swigerts b. T. Cora L., l02--.----rN ."
Bet lO2 and Lesbia. 100. also ran
Time-ll7La Mutuals paid )! 10: wi, , co, ,ba field
Auction pOols-Bossie June, so Nclc ID, y ma n IN
s2 Books Bessie June to aga an t ic''o y" W
Iesba go Cora L., % TO Bet ~ 10 ,-or of,or
Bessie lead at the start ana Vas i y
ward headed winning under pull ~ ,V rns'n ' " '
second fifteen lengths before Cora L. thlf , o-r Mir
W. Streets br. lsctto 4, by srachiho uir
Davis & HalIs b. m Rosctte, A, 1902 Anneiso.Y .
Pawnee Stables Duke Of Connaught loi"'N hce"V
Roreas lOl ~ Hartford lO Revoke ia s9YereSn rhs
r. and Tony Foster lOl also ran Time, Ifo - Au'u''
paid s2G 10. .oo ,,,.e ,o
Auction poos-Roreas s26. Tony Foster 81 i eNoN
the field go. Books-Aganst Borcas ~ 10 ob rn,
Sow IA % Isletc and KOsettc 10 i'"'
Hartford to |, Duke or tonialRI - ~
but soon gave way 70
naught led the home stretch, where an .1 Inp
home Iscttc took the lead ana won ny ,irf ~
Kosettc second leng tn before Duke OF Conhaush' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
Because it yitalizes the blood and every

Is why PACKERS TOXIC cures so many.
UNDERCORSs, the best cure for corn5. 10 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
Rr-ey WEEK FOR CRICKETERs.

Next week will be bnsy one for cricketers
generally. on Monday a match will be played between
the staten Island club ana the Zingars OF Canada al
present on through the United states The sta en-
Island eleven Will bed H. LtmOkn. f. v sAnn iers, ELL
Outerbrlige, l.. McGregOr, C. j, Wilson, T. W. smith, D.
K Moore /. Pool d. \ Lindsay. c. Boyd ana H. W ar
burton on Tuesday and Wednesday the return match
between states OF NewYOrk aud New-Jersey VIII pe
PLAYED staten Island. Tho New YORK team VIII De j.
H. IamDkln j. J. Pool, = II. Barton and Bufer, or the
staten Island club; Rogers. W. Martin and Iyers
G. Thomas OF tho New-York club and Or. Outcrbridge
and L. :. Fognill. Of the Riverside club. The Staten
Island club has selected fifteen members VINO WIZ nee'
twice a week Tor team practice and from whom the
eleven will DE chosen FOR the clubs september foreign
matches. They G. J. Wilson, y. w. Lambkin r..
Kcssler X McGregor Massey :. Barton, +. u. Outer
bridge l.. " smith, 7. y. saunders. &. Boyd, j. y.
Moore, -. \. Lindsay, j. . Pool ~ l. IownsoHd anu d.
Na.hur;On.
The Manhattan Cricket club OF Brooklyn, will play a
match with the Riverside club, or New ok, at frOs-
poet Park this ~ ernoon.
The FIntbush anu the Brooklyn members OF the Man.
haitian cub will pay match on Monday a. Prospect
Park,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
WINNERS AT WARRINGTON PARK.


Cu.cAGo. Aug. G.-1hc weather was fair at
Washington Park today.
The nr.t race WAS one mile. BetiinS-Nckiow' flVV'
Il mic IIuut SO The Duie, FJo AMI the heIi' 30.
I1Gy Loug,cow Won. The Dsdr second and Name
uuuttLlri Time Ia Mutulls paid so 3D.
second race--Ouc ami one eighth miles. betting
LISA Brown SO; War Sign. 50, aud the Nell, $40
Dancing Kid won handlly by half length. war slgn
na.-Acl secouI bur ~ Ae ,worgcl aud ncrcred wiih
LAMA Brown the uIgcs gave tho second piac" 10 Luna
ittowu VITA Jiu Save tnr lime. l5Gi2 Muina.s paid
- Irn,r.- fDli, Aut tno rider vas uot hurt .
Thru racr-IA. Coul,' tItOu -tAr, one 1hi one Az
M e. betting -IiIz- Bwycr, 500; Iin"itr - IH
l.o Dnycr ron ~ = length. lime, JC+-. iut~As
PAID - ,. ,.
Foilth race 7 rcc quprter mile heats. Fir-t heat;
80. tn--iiie joe, -loo; Helaninn., @Iou, Ahi 1'e
n-.d -luu oar H. rud 81 head. Hcl8Apt Il, &C
ont Little Joe tAGL FINE. =. 'u' Gas p.l - IT,
.cpnd AcAt Betting oar rirui, 50 Lite Jnr 80
and the field, so. Little Joe Won hy l"nstt, oar
Friend second. .tooul. tAIrl Tine, l:lG, Nu'uas
ra.d ,nrll ~lu 10 lhlrI heat; Bcttlug-!itir Joe,
200 our frlcnl so Ilttc Joe lei from. start %
rnl.u AMI son IA gallon, SIX lengths ahead Time,
l:lgl. Muiut.s pail - 80. $500 =,
r.i.n r,oe-Onc mile. Bctug SIR joseph, $780, Bob
+ -nrr. -n6 and the ne'i. 80. -ir Joseph won ~
length, Boh Fisch second, Top sawyer poor thrd'
l!mc l:ilLl. Mutua- pad - go.