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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
TOURNAMENTS ON THREE GROUNDS.
LAWN TENNIS EXPERTS CoNTENDING AT NE"
PORT. BAR HARBoR AND NARRAGANsET1


PIER
Newport r. l., Aug 20 speciaD.- society
people turned out in large numbers 10 witness the
meeting of the crack tennis players to-day. In the
first round slocum was TO play Chase, tho Western
Champion and around their court centred the greatest
interest Chase led of we'll, taking the first SET, TO
slocum won the second, 61, and Chase the third, g.
slocum now seemed TO play desperately, and sue
ceedcd in winning the next two. Chases friends feel
badly here tonight over his defeat. Appended arc
the
First round-Slocum beat Chase, ST., 81, 10, &c,
&C. Clark peat Hoppin, SO, SO, 0-1, So. Dwight
beat F. Taylor, 6-3, 6-1, c.. futile beat Siickney
by default. Wilbur beat Beatty. SO, 90, 81 Camp
bell beat Waller TO, 6-3 81. Fielding beat warren,
6.l, 81, 6-3. Wright beat Brown, 60, 6-3 Cd
Lee beat weeden, Ga rs, &C.. Scafs beat Jennings,
CO. SO, e. Lamb beat Shaw by default II. a.
Taylor beat Kellogg By default Hale beat Brinloy
by default Taylor beat Presbrcy, Clio (unfnish,d)
wulston beat Hall, Ga SO, 81, &c, 6-3
Tomorrow morning Clark will play slocun, and
the second round Will be played.
Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. 90 (spcciaD.-The celebrated
Mossley Hall cup, probably the most valuable lawn
fenced e today by its holder R. Lvlneslons BeeEma9,
Of Yew::loik, who CAPTURED 4 IN 1887 from joseph
York the winner OF the all corners single in the
Mosslcy Hall tournament, nov in progress, was the
opponent OF Mr. Beekman, who was In capital form
and did not have to exert himself to hold the trophy,
winning game after game without calling upon his
reserve force and taking the three sets in about
forty minutes. The was 0-1, 61, SO, and Mr..
Beeiman's victory well received by all Another
successful defence Will make the cup Mr.. Beckmans
property.
In the doubles. which were continued, W. and A. s.
Cushman of Boston, beat J. B. Thayer, IT., OF Phila
dephia and Edward Gray OF Boston, 90. So; and
of Boston beat c. Z. McMichael, Of Philadelphia, and
Robert McLane, Of Baltimore, 10, Sc, Ga
Narragansett Pier r. l.. Aug. 20.-Miss F. C.
Roosevelt to-day won the final game in the tennis
tournament and took second prize IN the ladies'
ngles playing with Miss Colby Score, &C., 81, 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON IO'UhI' -.
Aoueduct Investigation. Part H. superior '0O''
II q. m. ,,...,. p,,t . an n m.
ImmIgraton investigation by Congressional Comni'''''
Westminster Hotel 10 n M ao
Hanging OF Daniel Lyons Iomos' 90 pn.dxav IL
noard OF Electrical Control, No. LIS Broso"s9' -
Convention OF Florists, Cooper Union, 10 a. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings p.,,v
Young Mems Campaign Club Of United LABOR rN"'
Cooper Union, p m. 49,, ,.u.r ease supreme
Mayor GleasoitL Long Island Hallway css'' S1p
Court Brooklyn. ..a ~ M
Music in T,mpsius Square by Eben's oand Q D. ~.
Kings County Republican General Committee Di0'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

Hendrlckson at Myre-ave and spencerst, yesterday,
and fractured his skull. He died In short fmo
John b. Fisk age twenty, Of No. IL Nelson-st., was
arralgned before Police Justice Massey yesterday
upon charge Of arson preferred by HIS mother. she
had him sent to the Pentcniiary for four months last
fall for vagrancy, but 1t did him no good and after
his release he worse than ever lie only visited
his mothers house TO get food and money. and she
could do nothing with him. After visit be paid her
ono day last week, she and the landady discovered
fire In an old trunk in the cellar II was extingushed
easily, but the mother decided to have her son again
arrested and a warrant was issued on Saturday. He
was held for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.
RAcELAND AND SIR DIXON TO MEET.
A FINE LOT OF YOUNGSTERS IN THE SELECT
STAKES.

A FINE LOT OF YOUNGSTERS IN THE SELECT
STAKES.
Tho great attraction Of the races at Monmouth
Park today will be tho meeting Of Raceland ana or
Dixon. They have not met since Sir Dixon oeat
Raceland at Brooklyn in tho Criterion stakes, ana
Emperor Of Norfolk beat them both In the BrookiSn
Derby Sir Dixon getting second place with kaceahd
fourth, hts stable companion Prince Royal gettng
third place. Raceland has improved much since
then, but Sir Dixon Saturday did not run WITHIN
ten pounds of his Brooklyn Belmont, Lorfiiard and
Travers form. Saturdays race must have done him
good, however and / believe that he will make a
GOOD fight against Raccland to-day, but that Race
land will win George oyster and The Lion arc
also entered for the Choice Stakes. but neither or
these will be dangerous at tho finish. 1t IS pity
that il Is possible by tic FREQ Use OF electricity
emtrocations in heroic doses, or BIZ some other
means, TO get Taragon TO the post to-day, In order
that his true class may be set forth clearly to all
doubters and Mr.. Cassatts stupendous luck in win
ming the Omnibus with such a colt may be WILDLY
illustrated. II Taragon were TO run to-day Raceand
and Sir Dixon would lose him.
In the Select Stakes some OF the best two-yearods,
minus Proctor Knott French Park and Mr.. withers's
Fayerdale colt, will run. Fresno Will make fast
finish, and Tipsaf will probably be more prominent
at the end than he in the Junior Champion while
Forestin is dangerous, Saturdays race in which
he we'll up, doubt benefited him. But
Auricoma has shown such speed. both in public and
private, that expect her to win, Fresno second.
strideaway will DO ridden by Barnes, that little
ebony imp, with his marvellous skill in the saddle.
and Strideaway should win the first race, Niagara
second
Hypocrite beat Orifamme Saturday carrying
Io5 to his 1I6, but she ridden out by little
Barnes with desperate energy, while Orihamine was
handled with little force by Httleheld. To-Day
Orlnamme carries 113 10 Hypocrtes los, and orr
famine should win the fourth race, Hypocnte second.
Britannia should win the fifth race, all extra race
at five furlongs, Umpire second
Following are the list Of probable starters:
80 l.. NJ. FIRST RACE-HANDICAP. SEVEN
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isTsix ClV 1872. Z Q Q Q Q ! Y!

Earned runs-Jersey City o., Elmlr, o. First base on
errors-Jersoy City j. Elmra o. stolen bases-Knowles.
o,Bien. Lang. PitTe. CTegan ? struck out-IIlland.
shugart, McGurkin. Taylor, Cregsn. Goodall, Shay 3
On bailsKnowlcs o Friel, Daley. pitzs 2 McGurkn J.
Hit by pitchcrIang. Passed balls-Pze !. Uonord l.
Wild ptches-Coodall 1. Daley >. Umplre-Mr Pierce.
Time OF game-1 as.
The Pittsburg and Gorham colored mines played
poorly contested game OF baseball at the Polo Grounds
yesterday. The visiting outbattod their opponents
and won follows:
E Fmtsssurs ! J 9 ? 3 g SS-llSG
Tho Jersey City and IIazleton teams will play at
Jersey City to-day.
The game between the Hazletons and Newarly
brilliant contest. The was follows:
MsTeS Q %
The League and Association records to date are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
sIr.roc. ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga Aug. 90 (Specia).-The programme LOT Vo'
morrow the thirteenth regular day. is exceptionally good
The several races look 10 doubtful that pool buyers
chary Of doing any heavy business but merely nboed
AZ their respective favorc Tor the Beverwycx stakes
at a 500 yards Kingston Is but slight favofo
over Badge the Western being strong in the heller
that the little colt VIII the Dryer crack while
Terra Coas so dcspioabe that his chances
are not looked upon with much favor Both Wary and
rsee are very good just now and Ten Day Is fast so
that whichever wins will be hard victory. After
all nj, m,sortunes Kingston sti ought be good enough
to defeat Badge.
The Misses Stakes should be captured by Gypsy Queen
who has shown superiority to all the twoyearods here
and The Liouess should get the place.
Leex ought win the second as he carries but
three pounds moro than he did to-day and the distance
IS . furlong less; and Pacha may get the place.
Leo H. Will probably win the fourth race and Dynamite
or Boccacco get the place.
These are the entries:
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oPNEw.YoR1...... MONDAY. AUG. ls. !

Z, 1000
ARRIVED
ps,Sn. craig Gss9T a vi. Ear d's ana pas
steamer fuda derl. Ringk, Bremen win indse ana pas
steamer Cearen,e Obj JOard. Psrnambuco. with md's
'pI Encept tr Taylor Caau with md,sto ORDER
simpson. spenco Young Arrived at the Bar AZ
Steamer wergelund (Norl Hansen Baracoa days. with
nIt to DgmOi: Arn,sd q the bar H.Ssna with md,.
steamer eth G%.. a1a to VIM cyas
Steam Tallahassee Fisher. Savannah 3days with mdss
Steamer Richmond Jsnnoy Point with ndse and
steamer Van Kirk Philadelphia with inds'
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mdss to HOrati'
Hail
Steamer Carl Konow (NOr) Kohrs chri'tiausnd-Funch
Steamer HATS Ger. weinheid Hamourx-Edvards &
steamer Elsiva CBr. Dering. sydney. B-w Hurlbut
steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savannah-Henry Yonre. ~
Steamer Josephine Thompson Moore bal'nofe-bN
Downor
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook. wind. light s. weather clear.
At CITY Island, wind light SW; weather clear
SAILED
Steamer. Colon for Aspinvall; Barracuda, windward
Islands Carr KOnow; Christansand.
BARK Atlanta. for Hamburg
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PoarS
QUEENSTOWN Aug ls--Arrved. steamer servs tBr) Nc.
NewYork Aug IL on her way to Liverpool tana
steamer. EtrTra or cHox and Nevada ts
BsSr from New.Yors for Brennan.
Sailed steamer EIbe GER. Neye from Bremen for New
GLASGOW Aug 2o-Arrvod steamer State of Pennsylva-
LARSE, Aug a0sailcd steamer State of indiana 'Br'.
HAaHuES Aug issaiied steamer Sorrento Ger, Muller
AsTwEBP Gugl7-saled steamer Rhynand (Bels) Jami
HAynE. Aug 7-sailed steamer La Brstasne tFr. De
Ions wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

The agitation OF the question Of whether or not
Stuyvesant Park ought 10 DC opened In the evening
which begun and vigorously pushed forward by
The Evening World has practically ended, and
favorably to the position taken by that journal.
Corporation Counsel Beckman said yesterday that his
examination Of the subject had satisfied hin that
there was nothing in the grant of the property which
requires the closing Of tho gates at shutdown. mr.
Beekman will send his opinion TO the Park Commits
meeting to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
HOME WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

BRUNSWICK Congressman Henry CABOT Loase 81
Massachusetts, FIFTH AVENUE-Commaneer @nma,
a - rho british Navy; Lieutenant Richardson cover
~ NAVY senator Donald McNauehton OF Dunao anu
r. l. Kmball Of Atlanta GILsEf-ENsena.o' xvuiIaw
- ,vr,cht Of iowa HOFFM AN-Assembiymah wl' az,
" "t.oha, q, Runalo RosSblORE-Marchioness oel
Re, socorro navan, vIGToA6cO%Sn'lc a G.@sH
t. Gillespie Y. s: Army @ snd 81, Louis Rail.
xax CompanY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
MRsTCHESTER COUNTY.

George Taggart who took quantity OF laudanum a.
Yonkers SATURDAY. with the gteniion OF com.
hitting suicide, died at st. Johns Riverside Hospital
yesterday. Ic had been visiting brother in Yonk-
crs and during his soiouln with him became dcspon-
dent in consequence OF having lost his position in
Engine Company No. 10 OF tho New-York Fire De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
ONLY MINOR CANES AT HOME.

The Jersey City and Emlra teams played well-con-
tested game Oakland Park. jersey City. yesterday.
The home players could not bat GoodaWs delivery and
we're beaten. not MAXIM. a basch until the last inning.
Pyle. the Jersey City pitcher. was released ycstcr
day and other changes may be made in the before
long. The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
ALONG THE SOTNh-

The Rev. a. J. sullivan, of Norwich, has accepted
a salary OF g., 900.
Danbury, With 4 population of nearly 10000, has
voted 10 apply to the next Legislature for a city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

Murphy. Is Mccullough and Evsngellne. Place. 70
Jim Murphy. Nentmore. -. -. .,x
Pools-vogcur and Lcro coupled. so. neld s2o
Mctuals-sf2 co. 1lme-2:f: - ,...
Getting under way, Jim Murphy tnok the csa ann soIn
oYcned big and mover bcins IN daneer wy W S'A
lengths from Mentmorc. who was three peioro h''oio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

First base bas-Hoy 3, Gomez III; by piNTh s
York .. Struck out-Myers Wllmot, oBrlen, O,Dsy g.
Richardson, Slatery, Ward. whitney Passed BAL.
Drasley !. Time Of game-1 hour, 90 minutes Umpire
Mr.. Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun rises 6Ia Sets $40 Noon rises 7oS Moons age IL
Rioa
LM-sandy Hook TOO Gov IsId 7'ts Hen Ss,e s 9s
PN-Ssndy Hook. 7.2A Gov. Isld 100 Hell oate 9ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
$40 WEST l26Ta.sE
Diseases Of the Nervous Sysem Gentle Urinary organs
Impotence and Stsrilty. Hours; 8 TO IL. B to6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

MYRRH TooTH SOAP gives pearly white
teeth purhes tho breath. prevents teeth from decay
Any druggist. Wholesale depot % Dey.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

The pool sales this evening were
First race--Gypsy Queen $50 The Lioncss el2 Queen
OF Trumps &c. Miss Flood &C. Aaho &C. Daisy Woodruff o.
Bonnie Bounce 80.
Second-Lelex S25. Daruna all Mollie's Last slo Eli
mira So Snntaene 80, Nosburg 81, Pacha &C.
Third-Kngston $50, Badge e42, Terra Gotta 3d.
Wary So, Grisette ell, Ten Day So
Fourth-Lco H. s45, Boccaccio $50. Royal Arch el''
CLAW Stockton sl6 Dynamite s13, Belle dor sl1, Allen
town Harry Glenn Della and Stra,hspey s10 EACH Ell
gin So Nelodrana So. -
F.h-Kiarncy s25. Abraham s12 Beechmoor si2'
Nat Goodwin Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS
FOREIGN Ports
Announcements.

HAVE you tried CoRNELLs BENzoIN Cos.
MrrIc soAPi Best skin soap made. Four ounce CAKE
twentyn We centa For sale by sayre. Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

ciosl1z Wedass1ag Aug1t
ApFlss-sio1 50 per osrrsi s3esSec per otlsneiz
nlstlef-ltni iac Per ~. l0r dairs ou5
thees~-st4ss, iec. Aes YORK. lsc. M cream
clover seed - sostoo. TiaaOshy s2soss a
per ouseei.
Dried Fraits-Applss. svaposalsd, sesc per
pCgncI quarters saeoc PER po1na. cherries. -
he pei po11d. peaches. A4i1c per pound
Egss-fresa. Ile per d0z.
sTssh asaas-aa assoa. ssoos7oo. veal 40 @
80 osef. s4-oea0o.
Gran y whssI--lsc Tor old sna uew. white and
barley. l&sLs5 per csI
Hlces-Grsen. saeSc. part cured ss<asiSc.
cured. 90 &C. calf skins, - II pounds. 81.
xool neiBE sstin sied al DC per poaad.
hnneg-i,c per IA strained. ioc.
HoDs-l0 e Per b.
Hay rimolhy sILa0 per Too; clover. u2-so
nikec SO masa. ss.s'>sl0eo
Aaplf syrup-si. = per gsliop
Poultry Chlckens. i5c. dnckx iisi9cs fowls
Potasoes-Ssw aoesoc per e'lsbsl. No old pota
toea la tnr market
spring segstablss-Lettuce. &c per pound. rad
ishes. 81 dozen Dunenss. onisas. SC a dozen
buncness rhnbaFb &c ID. beet greens. Soc
ousasi green peas. ogseel; srStng beans. tOc
bushsi. eucuanbsrs Zoe . dozen: celery, lSc a
dozen tomAtoes se 10
kaspoerries . sl9c per quart
.Fss-f u.s. '.er t0n.
TaliOH-o<33t4cpe IA
Wool INV ashed WOOL brings 10 and "a eents
PEI poaad While the ~ss5ed is sossi Al z242tc
iour 'not wood. o. oOts5.oo per cord
tCai-tl %. crate. fS.73
iine-Grsnf Rapids. 7sc: ohio. soc. Pe.osksy.
sait-7sc or saginaw or Msngs.es
Kerosene-Nioh test i05s. water @hlte, iilsc
0asOLlne--f-c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

y. r. Frohlichstsin. of Mobile. Ala.
writes. | take greas pleasure in recon
mending Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used IL for a severe
attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. Ii gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me, and
have not been afflicted since also beg
to state that had tried othsr remedies with
no good result Have also used Electric
Bitters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both
OF which can recon- nsnd.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds. is sold on a posi-
tive guarantee. Trial bottles 10 cents. Peck's
Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

sugAs--cus loaf 71.e. yrsnulste1 seas1<c.
a, e9oi.c. Extra C" 7G7t.G Yellow
Corse-Grsen BIO. ITelsc. Rio roaret. 2Oc:
laws. green. z4a25c. Java roasted sc.
Asfiesibo. roasted. 221se2se: Asucan. roasted
Tess-Jspaa. ane, ssassc, Japan, medium, 25
2Ac. ordinary. i5e20c. Hysor, sl14Oc gun
powder S0eic. ooong. sse7oc. Congo 2S9
Sc
Floar--s2s sS per cwt; tleo per hol. patent Dro-
ce-s, 9oes3 o0 per cwt. 81 20 per boil; all wheat
sour s@l1 per cwt. &z5 per bbL: buckwheal
rs Per cwt
Mill Fced-Screeninxs $40 per ton. bran, ST.
ships 81. % middiinxs, sls00.
Feed-Ccru and oats y23a2s per ton.
sslt-nicbigan. 9cc, Eastern. sii5
fisn-NO. l wbltedsh, 100 per hae bol.:
uout. S5ouS0o. cod. sait. okfsc per b. clans
sc per hundred: oysters bulk 81 .odQsi 25 gallon.
standards, z0c can. selects. sc can smoked hall
but lie.
Pork in bsrrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed,
tf-eo extrs short cut. SIS 0otl Soc standard clear
back. sls-5O.
LArd-Tierces saac; % and 50 ID. tubs. SC: %
n. round TINS. 100 eases &c. In tin pals SC
Reefin barrcis-Extrs mess, warranted DOlos,
eco. extra boneless. siO.0Q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Ferk Bros. wholesale and retail arurx'sis
of tfrand Rsrids, ~ We hsve been sell
ing Dr. kins Ns~ Discovery ectric Bit
fers and Ruckiens Arntcs Sal7s Cor four
rpxrs Have never hantfi ~ rpraesIss that
EaL - seiL or 49, surh universal satisfsc-
ticn. Therr have heen some wonderful
rures ef-ctef nr faese medicines IL this
cifv. ceverai cases III pronounced Cen
HrnufIon have he~n suiirsiy cured ~ use
af fe~ bctfies II Dr. kinxs New Discovery.
.eken IN connection Win ectrie Rifter<.
We E1arsntse theru slwsy& Sod By Fees
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Browns Standard four is taking tn. le,
A Jusrrcr oF rHr PEAcr sAYs

Hon. John Nealey. justice Of the peace
add ex-member OF the House Of Repre-
sentstives from Meredith. y. H, was for
twelvs years = tsrrible sufferer with rheu-
matism. He says: l cannot obtain any
medicine which did ne so much good as
your sulphur Bitters. and think It is the
best msdicIne made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

The grocsrY 6rm u Fsttsn & Sessions. A.
ID Nsaroe-st. hss dissolved. T. Hale
c<Ssioos wil continue the business snd
wi1 sssuns th- liabilities of the irrn. NJ
Sessions cordially invites The patronage of
his foruer customers. snd al ofhsrs who
desire % <st ne worth Of their monev.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Tbs hest SaIrs in ne werld FOR CGta
ffnises Sarss TIGERS, sat RbeHm FsvpT
ess<s Teftef. Chsrped Hands. Chiihlsins
corrs so 80 skn Erurtens. aud posi-
cre.r eures Piles. or &c rsr rergir~f- "a
= xesrenteed 80 &c rerfeot satisfaction. er
rsansy refnHdec frics - cens per Set
L<xixor "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

For don't care. dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in tack and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions. Kemp's
sarssparilla never falls 70 give relief. We
always guarantee Il. Price 81 per bottle
Tibbs' drug store 126 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

faur sftsofion = called 10 onr special sais
cf Sf.Go Shoes. lbs ssle incindes Sore al
the hesf <oc~ .-ssr.Y sold st from g. 81
- $500 rairr
Gene saziF osfore sises are broken.
A. EERctp q Co.
- 81 Aofrae-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

hrS Ninsiows -oothing syrup should always
- used for children teethiax u soothes the
Wind coiic and q The best remedy for disrrhosA
% cents a bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

AuslIst - y hest "a. salie. c4sh 81 BID
No : E=si aad aasast. sit4c. esptsGDsF. 49,.
Lcrek2oef Sf1.c.
-ts4D-Ns i sie.
t4f4- 30 sais. &c. NJ ~nifs. SIC.
hecelpts hsa1 81 - o4ahes. eoIns t.-901
ouslsla. s4ls. l9lso bs4sa asis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Aazslss - zest -steadz Cszn. sz,se ssptsz-
1sr : ~. ~ asser. =
Cora -sssssy. csAh. . e sepsesassr 81 > 10.
of18Def -
04lz ffz cs.h. D5ses septsaa1sF. 49,
octssler u -
AlskF-s ~
FoIA stsAig. Casa, sitis seRssnosE
slltTia. Cct8eeF sac
le11eI 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
REAL ESTATE SALES.
rrhssi.ss elrnish.d oy W. r scrisa.r.

frhis list is furnished oy W r Scri6nsr.
resl estate desler. S. Pssrl-stI
lcseph G. ncEe~ to Obadiah Rozef iotsa
<outn @4snd kaDisis no
Feissta 1faetyE to Henry Weise snS ~lfs
os - and - tSt rsftihone's add - fno
Adtteier 7 Harmon to sen' r narendnrf
lots - and ior. Hls<ell 8 Hsrian's add G0
Ceor4e I. lettls eo Norman n Miller ios
. 8 4 BTowns's SD. 100
Henry = fntids - Thomas .. Gleason, lot
4 eunulns 4 FerrY's sdd -. $50
Nelisss 4 Laaogtiou 20 EdsDn koherfs
paEt ne = 4. d sec 4 Alplns -. lso
tceeph ~ Stasiek ln -odfried Wsdieck.
srAnsss of sec =. Csie.iopis -. 2.ooo
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Ths following IS list Of the uaarriaSs
licenses issned sinos last published. With
to nsues residences wh<n outside ths cityl
and s<ss Of The parties
Ages
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
C1etafions 81 ~irs-fes Grams
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Have You Any Idea What 1t Costs
TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEwsq

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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Ths Mailing ans Delivery Department The nail.
sr ana she sei,vers CLERKS hanale n'lillon
papers The iosee nnasbcss -
o The Engns RocmTo supply tAs gnaee power nsoires
three steam hoers q i . horse-po~ei cSpnaiss and
three engines with aggregate ef go horse po~es
All departments lshted hs las Edisor ino1n.
oaSoans - STEM shlch heft comprises three esnuuo
machines and soe laHps The employs 4
To- The Circulation Department TIE paper n new a
manufactured article and Is tls business 0f ihis
department 10 develop shs niarkss ier is The
average number u workers 10 le
The Subs SIlption Room.ku the subscriptions hou.
outof-own whether eg individual sesdsTs whole
sale agents pass threugh The department and
this department EMPLOYS On the sveruEe ~
The Business ohSsfhe general clerical wosl Of the
paper saeh receiving and caring for the advertise
Inenls-oi which AAeen hundred feoessd
and handled every day-ToosYing and paying
oash. the general bookkeeping 81 the business,
requires cOoptine-f room fegus ~ ~
is The Care o. Building requires the service q
-, uHee 1snalofs >
AZ The WsehmsnTo insure perss profession against
risk Of hrs two uAIehnen constantly duty.
IS The New York ofheeThs engages the entire Tine al
general manager and assistant - 2
10 The Washington Eureauln charge Of iu own sscial
Washington staff correspondent 4
~. The Milwaukee Buesu.-Io scilitsis North~ ssssn
news gathering one man ]
From which sppeas that The number o regular employees
And the pay roll runs from IS 500 70 $1,000 ps wi
eating during ihe year sS00.0o0.
Then thsrs is larger annual expenditure fof White
sspef and telegraph and cable tolls sometimes ran
nearly dcuAAiio oodthfs ~sfk lake all
together The expenditure Of THf DAnY kf~. tor
the year 1860 viii vary very little from sg000Oo
hundreds places throughout the country, o Earopes
Northwest who distribute THE DALY NEws of owr
city dealers with their horses and wagons Of hundred
connected with the main Office by telephone Of about
r. selling THE DALY NEWS IN Chicago. THIS wksi coss
esder buy day. Measured bs the cos n "a
Chicago Daily News is sold by all newsaealers 81 - .
Address
Or r. LAWSON, Publisher THI DAILY Nrws CL.e.ss