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New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
BROOKLYN.


The rooms Of the new Republican Headquarters are
tasteflllv decorated with flags. Among the banners
* one used by the Fremont Club OF Kings Coun'y III
1856.
The electric motor will probably be running regu-
larIv bcforo long The experiments with the motor
ON the Thri-ave tracks have proved so satisfactory
that trial trip will be made over tine Whole hne III
few days ,.
A nIatform has been built connecting the brlose
station OF the Kings County Elevated road win tho
tracks running to South Ferry so now all south feris
hound trains stop also at The Bridge
Police Justice Massey began yesterday the eAan'i,
nation IN the cases Of the three Italians accused ol
stabhinc william Mcintosh. sailor on the steamer
Alexandria who refused to drink with them on august
s.
The police have come to the conclusion thao Jdm's
Wall whose body found In the Gowanus Oandi
last voek was either accidentally drowned or com
mitted suicIde No marks Of violence werc lounu ol
the body and the motive alleged by his wife for fei-
low coal shovcller to kill him is deeHed ridiculous
He slept IN a coal shed on the banks OF the canal
Tho defendants in the suit brought by the Manhattan
Beach Improvement Company TO abolish the nuisance
caused bv vile odors Barren Island secured an ad-
tournment Yesterday until September o. They claim
to have done all In their power to abate the nuisance
Further evidence taken yesterday In the sun
for absolute divorce brought by Mrs. Myra 5. Wymau
against her husband DR.. John {. Wyman' NO oo
! fence was interposed and decree will be granted
Bishop Loughln ordained four young men TO tn'
nr,esthood In the Cathedral Of ST James IN Jay-st
yesterday They were the Revs. John Conway, j. j
| Bar,ien, John II. Kenny and Francis McCarty
Mrs. Ellen Horn, OF No. o41 Myrtle-ave.. who wa!
fatally burned Thursday by kerosene OIL Stove "'0
! upset, died yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
v,K,yc wren NEEDED IMPROVEMENT

An evil OF Increasing magnitude witnessed by all
travellers especially steamers has been the lach
Of provision for the comfort Of cmGrants Ihcy nave
usually, both men and women, been sto"eu a"SS
or,ong tho bales and boxes of merchandise, and the
SIGHT OF them after dark has been revolving An I'M
provcment I'm this direction has just been made on
the sionlngon Line. for the accommodation Oh
women emigrants has been built on these steamers
containing ample bcrhs with mattresses and IS entirely
separate from the mems quarters as well as from mo
crew. The mems cmigrant quarters arc provided win
portable canvas berths and provision has been made
Tor their comfort ia many ways. Oi course thc space
given 10 the cmgrants has reduced the spare 50 VAIN
able for freight, and the company deserves pubic
cummcndaton for these improvements
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
r,,r c.xor CAMP BREAKs Up.

Lake George Aug. 81 tspccial.)-IhiS was ''e nn'l
A., >, o canoe races The club sailing race, two miles
:. .,ndr,ra and re,uln came nrst. Two entries from
each club only werc slowcd The race was won Oy the
Lowell Club. The prieas were Is follows f's. rAu'
putlcr Lowell; second. o. D. VauS. New'ofH 'oufth'
w. whitlock Brooklyn; hith. &. u fo'tes" her"Ou
w., an ,nd t,s, was the sailing consolation winners
- nre,ous races excluded milo to windward ana re-
turn Tho nrst prize won By Whitlock the second
nv Wsrder The sailing race for unclnssineh canoes
sneak boxes and the hae, distance four ana oHea c'
,ia ,o. ,,re tlar- A. there may come umc when
,r cameo. should be- entered regularly Tor iaces te
committee have put limits such cano's Tor ih' yea
bo,ins the association viii take action In the matter II
for no other than because larger canoes thn tn
hovo class cannot well be handled By the railroads A.
the smaller canoes can.
The presentation Of prizes about the campfire last even
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
rho record OF Q 81 IL. made by Norsins !" -o
made srains, time ana not In race.
coop rnorr1NG AT PoUGHKEEPs1E.

cooD TpoTTING AT PoUGHREffSiM
r.,,sS..rs,. AUG "a (spccaD.-rhere wero ne.ny @
4 200 neop,c a. the Driving Park TINS m..'n'O i.,
,rot,ina was 1no and ynvc universal >ausa, ,,,.,s
rho AVS, race was fer the Q "a class ana 'ne ~ s.
vs,s Yorktown Belle. Pequot Deiinon' wv ,,,,,.a
Grevl,r,t Superior Company Lady whsmr' -. i., ~
perr,exed and ST. Elmo. Pool-buyers couiu w,,r.
nothinu Company the frst heat In - 49, o., ,ha
town Belle closed up. Ecd Wilkes war u'SS ,o =,
running Company also won the secohd h''' ~ -.
hard messed by the Belle. The thlrd neat We. ,,.
suoerior Dakota horse. winning IL IN ~ ~ ~
h,. record Ave seconds. Tho fourth neat was -,
.tar,l.r for the bcttcrs. Grcylight winning !. ~ -,
In tho Nth heat Company tfottcd level, "ieSnss
,n, and won the heat and race in III 1'4' "'''nsn
TOOK second money Superior third. ann horA'0"" D
fourth The nurse was 81, 500, divided ,.
Tn the is class the starters were DaViu h'' Ano
aud whit. Stocking. Tno,nlcss was favoritc. Ao W."
49,, a., ,.,, in o OF 1.o The second was won py "h.o
S,o.rne IN 90 L. ard the third by Thornless IN
p.,ro thu fourth heat was called, Bob Ste"'rS We"
oren ,,om behind whlto Stocking and John Murphy ~"
IN hs n,aca The spectators applaudod Aiter thcS so
,h word Tbornless and White Stocking went 10 inc qua"
ter reck and neck but after leaving there Ihorness pr
ora white Stacking went and the heat IN '-o -
the last quarter being troted at :oo sai~ " W W. ,sr
| heat White Stocking broke twice ana lhoin -.
heat and race in 90, White Stocking aKi"s -e. - :
Only one heat was trOttcd In the grahu spoei"' p
| 80 OOo The starters were Rosalnd "nhe', "' ,.,
| Gossip r. PAGER The latter led srouhu u'e ' w. Wv
vukes close up At the thrce-quarters "iihes "'' -
| and came down the honcstretch comphI'''0' 80 -,
| nncr in 20 Ii The quarter was ni'o' III ''' '
In 1 rs "A
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

Steamer Lucy. Mnsr, miller. Bangor. n. via ~.
Steamer Eisanora. Bennett. Portland. with HsS
Hail n
"d.s .s,s 70 lss s"as MsnchAdo Janero July vim
,,s Rsnd.sr strand Barbados July ze ssxiux
a. with sugar 10 Trowbridges Sons
suNsET-At Sandy Hook, wind. moderate, sw, -.
- c,sy f.iand wind fresh. Wswi clear. -
CLEARED
Steamer Aurania tBr Hams. Liverpool via oussustsv,
Steamer c,ty Of Beriin tBr Land. Liverpool vs eu.
tawI%Petsr Wright & Sons. ~
steamer Republic tBr) Dawson Lverpos' vaaussassv,
Steamer Exeter City tBr. Weiss. Brstol-Jsnss Artsu
Steamer psvonia tBr, Craix oassoy-Hsnasr.os ssss
steamer Moravia (Gorl AaEin bsnipnre-hunnardt c.
Steamer Lecrdam tDtch) SsenEs'' ""'''1A"-saneh. u
steamer La Champagne tBp. Boyer Havrs-Lsas. |.
''ss steamer Bromsns tspan olasuiO' saasaadsr-n..
Steamer tBr. Dawson. Hafsr aud stjohas NJ
Steamer csrne. ., Hcpsns b,s ~
steamer Tnta cNorl Christensen Bsracoa-souss
steamer Mexico tspan,. csrmonA Havana-S csbSuss
steamer City Of San Antonio Wilder Port Roya ana a.
stsamcr choroxee Doans Charleston and Jsksonva.
|S, Steamer " Garrett Fs.ter Bsltlmor.-B Dowass
BARK Ida GER, carl.en. uamonrs.snncn, Edyeacs
RarE Domenico Ita) Lauro. IristoL-Josn z seagsr
Rig l. & w Armstrong. Brown. Pon|aPius-LwAp
Armstrong s.r1vn
Steamers Mexico Havana ponca, savannahI City {
| San Antonio Fernandns Emcient Baltinofe
| BARK NOvo Scotia for Rotterdam.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoREI1N PORTS
co,r,u.cyy Aug 2o-sailed. steamer eothia (osn
FraneH e1 aug 22-Arrived steamer Apan tosr Kssc
from aug 2s-saed Doncu tGs rs,sa
| ,or Nav YORK
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The Board Of Finance yesterday approprlafcd 9'ooo
n erect new engine house In Greenville ControHer
D,hsor ,enorted that last weeks receipts amounted
to S33 900 2l.
Arthur y raylor. tho boy who killed the coored
man sherman Lee had an examination yesterday, ana
was committed to tn. county jail to await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
The Faith Curists Of Mount Zion Sanctuary, New
York Bay had a lively meeting yesterday afternoon,
AZ which there was brought out broad difference Oh
opinlou between the leading lights OF the church OH
the subject of reporters and the press Brother HAN
cock stated that next week the bapt!sms would take
place between / and > p. on account OF Inc loe'
There were no baptisms yesterday
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

CEySURED THE OWNER OF THE BUILDING
Coroner Levy held an inquest yesterday into the
death OF Lieutenant John Murray OF the Fire Patrol,
who was fatally injured by the falling OF an elevator
during fire at No 142 West Thirty ninth-st. on May
0. Tho Jury found that Murray came to bis death
through accident but ccnsured the owner o. tne
bmiIdinc for not using cable instead Of rope moorngs
10 a1a
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

The Common Council of YonlerS has removed streot
Commissioner Edward McElmce on the ground OF
IncGlccncy, and appointed Charles I. Metcer TO tho
position.
Custer Council OF the Order of United American
Mechanics of Port Chester had picnic at Hawthorne
Beach on Thursday afternoon and evening. About 10
n m the engineer of a city bound New-llaVen train
di-covered close 10 the track. short distance east OF
Bylam River bridge. the body OF man appsGeniy
The Initials O. L. l. VI. lie was taken to Grecnwlch,
to await the action of the Connecticut auihorltles
lie had probably been struck by train not long be-
fore his body found
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
MONMOUTH PARKS PROGRAMME To. DAY.

A STRONG FIELD IN THE MONMOUTH HANDiO"F'
The most attractive and interesting race at Mon
mouth Park today will be the Monmouth Handicap
with S. 600 added money, in which Firenz BeVidere'
Egmont Little Minch, Exile, George oyster, Cohhc-
mara and KalOOlah are TO run. After Flcnzls laSu
two magnificent races at a mile and half In 4: IA ana
SO she ought TO win, but she Will have no easy taSA'
as she is called upon TO carry 123 POUNDS, Ten
more than sho carried in the Freehold and Champion
Stakes; and superb flly as she is she Is SMALL ara
1913 pounds make crushing burden for small My,
no matter II she is the best fly at mile and haii
that America ever saw. BelvideTc VIII probably run
second to Firenzl. but Egmon Little Mfnch and EXe
viii make desperate finish, and II Connemara con
cludes not TO sulk she will make strong bid lOr inc
place with only 1O5 pounds up
The fist race will be a selling affair for twoyear
olds Blahmn should win this, Marsac second.
Mr. Witheis Will have a practical waK0Ver IN tne
Home Bred Produce Stakes, only poor Nien'e VIII
run against his pair and Brookdaie should capture
both first and second money with the all black
Aurela should win the third race, Wheeler I. Sec
ond. ,,. ,,, mn 90
MoroOn, Rupert second -, ,., ~ ,,., l.
Salisbury ought 10 capture the sixth race WHICH 10
an extra one, Umpire second. .
Following are the lists of probable starters:
| . 80 F. NJ FIRST RACE-Two.YEARo SELL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
s1GnrIyG rnr yEK cIrY Op NEw Y ORK

The steamship Britannia, which arrived yesterday,
sighted the Inman line steamer city OF New
York al GA7 T. N on 1ucady. In latitude 44 Ao
north lorg!tude 81 AS west, or 011 miles nom
sandy Hook she had then been out sXty-two hours
and forty minutes. actual time, and had made an
average speed Of l56 knot, an hour The tmblia
was not sighed by the Briannic. Eut both the
Umbrla and the CITY Of Ncw-York were sighted by
the North German Lloyd steamer Main on sunday
afternoon last, and the Umbrla was then ut least
forty miles ahead Of her competitor.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tn-nAY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRToF NEw.YORH,.... ........FRID DA
ARRIVED

ANNINED
Steamer britannia (Hrl Parscll Liverpool Aug - ant
Queenstown 10 with mn.e and ss2 passengers 20 Bruce
Isnny Arrived at the Bar az 2<6
Steamer Cv Chester (Br Bond LIVERPOOL Aug 10 ana
Queenstown 26 with mdse and passcngerst TO Potter Wright
steamer Trave (Ger stormer Bremen Aug TO- sonihamp
ton 10 S2S 10 Oericas Co. Ar
tho bar at = 30 a
Catana Gril. frants RIO Janeiro Juv ~ tcr.
Aug with mdso 10 tunch, Eyde CO. Al'ou Az
the nar at l2l6am
steamer Colorado Daniols. Aspnwal sdays with mdse
and Pacific Mall SIS Co Arrived Al tho Bar at
,....-..
Dcmcrara3 Trinidad t. CarupanO :. Curacao Ia Pork au
Prince with iuure amt passencers 10 kunhari' Co.
siclmer Clentuegos. Cotton. Couuegos via ~ Jaao ana
,s.au aui passengers to Jaa l. Ward X TO-
steamer Unta (Norl. Christensen. bataoOa days Win
fuut and passengers to Gowe1& PearsaL
Richmond. Jsnney West Point Va Win muso ANU
paas-ngers { Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Roanoke, Huphers Newport News and Norioik
with mdse aud passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NEW.YORK CITY.

r.. ,,.u.ho, pernhardt will send back 70
Germany to-day by the German steamer . A..
mold Wcissc tho forgcr, VINO was 'ap r,.
W,elapd. and William Hovy. the Hamburg poto''
robber. who was captured in Boston 10" oaS' ~e''
cu.,ous Inspector, Donohue and Brown yesteroas
s.,,rd fifty boxes Of fine grade OF cigars 'ou"N
creed in the porIers room on tho steamer
coroncr Levy received $500 from A. Dreyfoos
Co. OF No. $50 Chambrs-st.. yesterday lor 'n' '''
fire fund The total is now Sl'eo4 oh
Charles King will address young men IN hSS0'
tion Hall tomorrow at 3 80 p. M
The latest hot-weaher apple is called inc p'S',
hall AIpn It resembles a " milk shahe' @nu 10 ~
Of milk, lemon, sugar and egg.
The annual Gilmore jubilee at Mammalian Doa,H
VIII end tomorrow 1t has been great success Inc
...aa,or. for toaav include a large number Of sole
singers. the grand opera chorus the ODD Regiment
ANN, corns the anvil brigade and the big guns MISS
pco cocbIan will rccIte THE Charge OF the Llsht
Brigade
Tho Ucalth Board met yesterday and ordered 'ne
.rcmentbous.s at No. 3O5 West Sixty ty-eishth-st anu
Nos 1751 and / 1853 First-ave torn down as uh"'
| for persons to live IN lot OF Italians "ho arc az
work on the Aqueduct ordered to vacate inc
noods near onehundred and-fortteth-st, where they
have been camping
nccember wheat went up from 81 OF IL to 81 % "a
vec,erdav much 10 the discomfort OF tnOse WIN H""
sod at less than dollar and giving exultation TO the
buyers.
Jennie Sherwood Of No. 1877 East One-hundreo- anu
s.venth ST. was held for examination in the Jeherooh
Market Police Court yesterday for stealing FLU from
| John shuItz a guest at the Grand Union Hotel
Another free ocean air excursion of the New-fors
Juveni,e Guardian Society was given yesterday TO
COG mothers and young children from the tenement
| dlstrlcts The party was taken on one OF the iron
steamboats, TO Coney Island where they were served
with a warm dinner and abundance OF pure MILK
Tbcse mothers and children, including 72 Infants, were
carefully selected by tho society's agents and the eA
ou,n,ng physicians Of tho Board Of Health
At a meeting Of the Worhingwomens society al
No % Lafayette place, last night resoiutioDS "eit
adopted thanking Mayor Hewitt for offering TO assis
Mrs Marion Preston and Miss Mary Berg VINO "e'
boycoted by their employers for testfyg before .h'
Ford Committee but declining to accept tho assist
ance for two reasons First, because the fund upor
which the Mayor intended drawing for his ala ma.
been established by a non-union man, and seconu
because the society perfectly able TO take csre
/ its own members under such circumstances
&C Rp-Candidatcs for cadetship at west POM
nrst be not under seventeen nor over twenty-five
wears of age they must be unmarried De az least h''
feet in height and must possess the physical ana III
tellcctual qualifications prescribed by the war pc
partment pamphlet containing all necessary III
formation may be obtained by writing to the secretary
of War, at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

Officer Tom" Cotton. of the Church Street station,
found man lying on the sidewalk at an early hour
Yesterday morning in Church-st. near Dcy-st. ilc
was surrounded by a pool Of blood and near him was
n razor IIc had cut himself several times In the
throat. At the Chambers street Hospital. whore no
wa taken lie said that he was jeffrey Walsh and had
been boarding at No 90 MontgOmery-st., Jersey CITY
Lut had spent IL all. Ills recovery is possible
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NOW THE WISCONSIN WAS DAMAGED.

The Gulon steamer Wisconsin landed 80 Mormons
Yesterday. There discrepancy in the facts
as published relative to the accident of the machinery
of the ship. 1t was a collapse of the exhaust pipe,
not OF the steam pipe. One of the men fell down
among the machinery and to save his life the engines
wero stopped Instantly and the sudden closing OF the
valves caused the accident TO the pipe. The repairs
will be made I'm time for the to sail Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
MINOR GAMES OF LOCAL INTEREST
,s,., 5ss,s,Gz City ....S aSS 3 g. SS-'ss

Tarnei runs-Jcrscy City T. ElTIa 3 .I 6aI Ren ON
errors-Jersey city 9, Ilmra a. % Civ 10 FImira
Struck 0oT.Renner 9 Pc ., Cregs,n GGoda TTIa
lang l. s6asart, 80 MsGprep lg l. hGuifS Ffcl l. solSS
bssSK1oSlcs l. Haod oB,ien 2 ,ie pre HSaord
T. Pltzo T. McGurken t. PassGId Iuh n1avRenner and
Sb.v Implrcs-McIcan and Barker. 1lmc--.V
The York and Brooklyn police mines PLAYED a. '"'
Polo Grounds yesterday. The score was a. n
Ssw;YoIkp Ss,w;Yy,orIk pp;;ac PSlco 2 Q Q / S-S
The Cuban Giants and Brooklyn Athletic mines payeu
at the Brooklyn Athletic Club GROUNDS ycS'''u'''
Cuban Giants by to .. A., -.
Tbc season az Washington Park, BrooKSn' VIII o
rcoroped to-day By a game between the brookiyh anu
Kansas CITY clubs Tic admission TO the grouhuS Will "
% cents the tariff rule going INTO enecO Vou@,.
A. Tc,scv Citv to-day Jersey City will play Scranton
The Boston and Philadelphia clubs changed places IN ,he
League race Yesterday The League and Association reco'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

and sp,nn.us e.. u ANTI zs;S, sS
SI:; is s1 !iS hs US
sss. :S:is Ssj $ :ss s
ssua s: 'sss COW" Ssya sa
ss sGnHs ,%o DS SsnsS asis Ssn before g
SECOND RACE-PURSE e4oo sPEoiAh
= co,r.h,.cn,. N, a. King Crab. yrA' oy panmry, nmr
s.:s s :a a &, !! f.; s #:
S:y:sS s nssi :sa Ven
S;Ss III Iss '' asa 'a'
Tis%S TIsmS ,SsGso sGs ss ss's
Length: ss: at and s s sa length
turn ,na tho spaen SsaeIs King made play and
dslat !Snpt hesd. msi Lctritis a length back
r,,,pn rAoE-puIsE ssoo MAIDEN Two.YEAR|
Ahi''" oLDS. SIX FunLoNGS
Pryor Co.'s Navigator By NcSairGnS Nsoyineton,
S;vsI 81 Co.., b. t. Daisy woodruff. io7 GHsn Z
S'F,i %s Cora D. y5s.. RI AafSs b.
s isa shS ;s Ss S,y,ss Tss s.ysp cs
ESiTDrs 'rs soT5 svsS 90 fsG9 ps.3
ISIS 50 Cwoos4s T%S, and ysr,. The
Car Start ' On c lower turn Woodruff wa; in
f |S 'ssa Sn S r Rcs %
| Daisy q length before Carlton
FOURTH RACE. PURSE $3.50. HoEsEs BEAThN !t1s
| AT SARATOGA. MILE AND SEVENTY hNNp''
| " Crotz,s ch = Poca,ello by Joe Hooker'Co
| Zicka yrs. (s1400l, l0i 40 I|ScMnaen(
| e McCampbeirs b. f. Ninth. 3. 93 ,ti>SH;ueaH
sasnsy BrSs P M pps5d Ps5no o P NSlc 1Cs %
roaa1eiic @ ioi MntOOom So Perkins iol and ST. NICE
III Ircs,,iDr5 MIN TO MIrth Perkins Pocatelo & Nem'
! and Mlnt6oOm Donald 10 st. Nick 10 Harry Noop'i
pioce-g 10 3 Iocaello. 10 10 on Mirh. s- coll
pools-Nintboom $40, rocatcllo 49, Ne'ue ~ n''
s25. r,u .zo,.o
Sey were avny well together with Ncttls eanins ~ y.
Arnch s thev nassed the stand. In the lasO iuIs ~,
oo.tciin and Nirth cane through the iorEler pcai"o
latter length with Perkins length furthef oacA' ~
bid. ,,,
FIFTH RACE-MILE AND SIXTEENTH fl''
HURDLES.
T. H. stO,ms's eh h. yOltgeu by nu0n'e'ssITinoS, Ia9o,
rGlis5: e Storms vs.. !. Isro. If s. ,a$ GIayas,O0
T.,chine stables en- h. Percy g. 14l o,
LAY purr Oak l4a Mcntmore 131, George McCuious" '
.rd Nat Goodwin 12S. also ran. .,. r pa,c,
~ ~Ra,tinr-S VoltseuP. IL 20 Men,,oac' %
a r1Icro = Nat Goodwin, S burr OAK Place. 70
Vosear ieu,,noro 10 SO volt,geur $40, fold s25
Mntuals-slI 90 Time-2:17 Il ~, coo,r,n ".
. Vn,ceur Ny0s me FIRST TO show but Net Voot M ;;e
Tho leader over the FIRST hurdle He geE psco t, 70 .,ah
NJ m. second who kept In front until o'nou " n,ir h,
companon Vogeur at the last nuroc TO- a nc half Ieng
~ - themselves. votgcur winning py ohcha i'"s
. | Percy four lengths away.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NEWARK.

George Brown, boy employed In tho onlce OF
Henry L. Do Richmond of the American LILO IN
suranco Company, went to the Mechanics Nauoha
Bank at 80 p. m. yesterday to make deposit MS
handbook in a hand satche and he took IL OUT a.
the bank and waited for his turn. man approachen
h,r, and snotched the bankboO and money, and made
his cscapo Tho book contained S113 in bills and a
so1 check
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
STAKES. STEEPLE-
CONSOLATION AT SARATOGA.
rpr PUBLIC BEGINNING TO FIND THE WIN
' NERS AT LAST

THE PUBLIC BEGINNING TO FIND TIE WIN
EERS AT LAST
c.o.o,. Aps "a fSpecl1l).-Thcre was snother large
-. a, he track to-day as the weather was pleasant
,ns the programme indicated some 6ne sport Asa whoe
a.. d,v was good FOR the public as all the winners
win the exception OF Navigation. were well backed Al
~ enisbes were close enough TO cause enthusiasm anu
''' 80 ma bIunders made in the judges stand no
80 Ma cause TO complain. These arc the detaiis;
FIRST HACE-pURsE $500. BEATEN HORSES sAA
FUILONGS.
". Ir shaalcys b. spinnette. by Reform fmynah"1 g1
r,,sasbsy slsy Brothers ch Little Minnie s q les
Excelsior Stables ch. g. Bronrona,nr r,,-n,,,icS 3
Nooss,esa &c. Not Guilty ss I,rrodsgrs ~ lo2 ,sn nerG
500. Clay Stockton go Alta So Crichs0n ~ s"'
ao1 a.:,iSrIs stso n to Little Minnie to Clay Stockton
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
pnocroE KNOTT no RUN AT SARATOGA

c.r.,,oa Auc "a Especially. al).-Tomorrow Is tne III
,..n,h regular day Of the meeting for which an cA-
cer,ionaly good programme is presented win .ne
Equity Stakes for two-ycsfolds ana inc roc"%o, n,s
s,asos 20, ycar.od filies as the features WINE
,hs nwro,s have entries in both stakes, they nave ho'
a horse n. to nun. Proctor Knott has mortFaae o.
the EQUITY and Gypsy Queen should beat Diae'o 'of
tbo place, although they are pretty evenly ms'cncn
Although Los Angeles carries pe"snS, - ,"' %, rho
. .,,r tho pocabontas Stakes and Elm!ra may get hc
place. ,.,.., ,oos. remark,
aMr close but Wary should win and Behe por' il
nronerly ridden, should lie second ~
r. TT mav win the fourth race with Mirth or
bohemian in the place.
The entries these: .,n.
,er pACE-TOUITY STAKES.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
THE cpoouEr TOURNAMENT AT NORWICH.

Norwich Conn. Aug q tspecia)-A large cro"a VI" Wv
messed the croauet games to-day Inc oonse'. 49, ,vor
nv Iacobus Maurer getting two arches IN inc nrS1 go ~
and ON. in the second. The remaining game wiz W., ~
Iovod an the New Brunswick grounds Az spcois
,, lac, .vcninr the tight players were admitted
and the grounds will be altered so as 10 SUI. . o.
Tho Michigan loose croouet delegates desired 'uon
ences OF setting and Of rules that no ,ha
e"' 49,, - =, ,u, hv voe OF the Association. and the
.ornd va, ordered To be fixed in Michigan style Nc
os,n, ,orlmen were at work early under the super
rtnpdence OF G. J. Avery. Experimental gsn.' WIN WI,
ha nIaved on the newly prepared grounds IN tno "op
U ,or,,,- n. rules and grounds may be reached ana
. ,rulv National Association formed. ,
Bshop and Johnson matched this mornins h''nO
finally was Boosted up On the awLinS .''o oa.uv from
,.oa b,s halls TO rovership Johnson won esshS iio
y,,mh,ii D,ckey laid Gcrmond on the shell IN w e"o
,our chare, Smith Q, The secone division Is the o,s
nayer in the tournancn; With an unoIoNcn s,s'on
rs o,st nr,zc Driver fTst In the thiro ui'i'i'
Tho second lies betwcon Frisbe. Adainson anu "'iH
TIes will be played OF tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
AIONC TILE SOENr.

Michael Condor. age forty-two, was crushed and
instantly killed by the OF the New 0rK ana New
Havcn Railroad at Bridgeport yesterday
Mrs Lucinda Vandeibcch, age fory-thiee; died yes
terday from the effects OF an overdose OF lauddhuM
taken TO relieve hy stclia.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
TONG ISL AND.

The westbound Port jefferson freight train on the
Long Island Railroad was partially wrecked nish'
before last between Hollis and Queens. The coupling
ho,-e.n two cars broke and a collision occurred be-
t,rcen the two parts of tho train. No one was hurt