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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
~Hr CARS CONDUCT ON NEW YEARS DAY
CONSIDERED OMINOUS.

sonp SALISBURY HOPEFUL OF PEAcE-LoRD r.
. cHuRcHIIL's ANTICs-A DEMOCRATIC POLICY
FOR TIE ToRIEs-A CoBDEN CLUB FUND IN
AID or MR.. CLEvELANDs CAMPAIGN
AMERICAN BENEFACTIoNs IN ENG
LAND-A BRILLIANT BOOK
BY Mr.. FRoCDE-DRA-
MATIC NOTES.
my cARIE To TIE rRIBUNEl
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
p,1rrvc IN RrcOGyIzE SMALLPOX.


Considerable excitement was caused at lsh"sS' N' 80
Yesterday over outbreak OF smallpox IN 'hc"y
settled mart o, tho city, and the fact that owing 10
failure 10 recognize the disease number OF pcope hlu
been exposed TO IT, There fears that more cases WI"
follow several days young chln OF hohAo bo'so'
who lives in Essexst has been sick. Tho Attending
physcian was at first OF the opinion that the chd had
chicken pox bu: yesterday after consultation with Dr'
Daly and others H. decided to be smallpox inc
Mayor and the Board Health at once quarantlned the
house and will enforce general vaccination OF ths
neishborhood Tho origin OF the disease has been much
discussed and facts became known considerable
indignation was shown by the citizens generally.
IL seems that the father Of tho sick child was aken
sick about three weeks ago. The case puzzled the o
tending physician who finally decided that 1t was a
severe form OF chicken pox Another physician, how.
ever called It smallpox, whereupon TWO other doctors
were called, one OF them from Jersey City, and they
agreed with physician In charge OF tho case that IL
was chicken pox 1t is evident that Bolton had
either smallpox or probably. variolod. and owing
10 the error Of doctors precautions were taken
The against the probability OF any extended
track of he
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
COSTRACTOkS MUST PAY IN CASH.
TIE MAYOR WRITES ANOTHER LETTER IN BEHALF


or An ABCsnD LABoRFE.
The Acueduct Commission held ts regular weekly
rneetns Yesterday There were present Commits
slooers Duane. Scott and Tucker and Mayor Hewitt
mass OF routine business dispatched with great
cclcrty, the Mayo gudiLp It Into the proper chan
nel, An Aqucduct laborcr Roger O'Ilalloran, WHO
hal cen paid with an order for goods Instead VI cold
cash had succeeded in interesting the Mayor In bis be-
half and the matter came before tho Commission In
the following letter from the Mayor, which was read
Mayor's once New. York. Aug. 81, 1886.
General James c. Duane President OF the Aqucduct Com
mission.
Sir transmit O copy of a letter addressed by Rodgers
Shany e. Co. to John c. Shcshan secretary Of the Aquc
6uct Commission In reference 10 the mode .! payment
,dop,ed by that fr beg leave to cali your attention
% the nct that orders for payment in goods arc forbidden
by the laws this State and that labor must be para
for in money and, while tho contractors are not ooun
20 nav daily they are bound when la5orcr ceases TO be
employed to settle up amount due him In cash. and
not bv orders upon n stoe. / request that the law In
this respect enforced, and II Rodgers Stanley
Co. or any other contractors refuse TO pay money Tor
labor DONE that complaint shall be made through the
Corporaion Counsel District Attorney as the case
NAV REQUIRE. ABRAM S. HEWITT. Mayor.
In their letter Rogers Stanley Co. state that there
had been no delay in their payments for work done
exccDt in the laex month, and that that was caused
by the failure OF the city TO pay the estimate accord
Ing to somrdc' Al, ,bat n Manor complains Of and
say that It is their custom to pay ther men monihy.
OIiaoran went to work on July II, and stopped on
the asth on August be brought 20 20 'hs once vs ~,
him an oricr for goods covering Thai amount; mo
st0IcLceper woudn; give cash but only provisions IN
cych.nre for t. Tho contractors seemed TO hold the
nn,nion that O'IIall0ran had no right TO collect the
money due MIN until the month was up ], was voicd
that the papers should be referred 10 the DisrlcAt-
tOrncy, with Instructions 10 90 "ha'eNcr might NC
fp
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
SUICIDE CLEARLY PROVEN.
CAPTAIN VAN puzEN TEsT1F1Es THAT cAEsAE-

CAPTAIN VAN DCZEN TESTIF1Es THAT CAESAh'
mo SHOT HIMSELF.
There IS no longer any doubt that MONDAY ram 'N
Row tragedy a case Of suicide though INC 'o''.0
ia somewhat involved. The woman. Maggie Ryan, VINO
had hccn living with Cacsarino the dead man, as MS
wife appeared at Whalcn's undertaking es'aoilsnin'n
Yesterday morning to view the body. She seemeu
greatly affected and was Quletcd with dmcuity' ohc
refused 10 say where she had been OF late, or "h"'
had been the nature Of the trouble between her nus
hand and herself. but among her acluaih'ah'e' VII
Nulberry.st however, It was learned thar she nao
begun showing good deal OF attention 10 !ouhs
italian about three months ago, and her HUSBAND
had consequently been Jealous OF her. "hen she
enav left him. Caesarlno became subject to frequent
SMELLS OF melancholla and often threatened 10 XIII
himself
DurIne the day tho last doubt OF Caesarinos death
having been one OF suicidal action was removed. Inc
evenInc previous william D. Van Duzen OF new
Brunswck Y. j., who is employed as captain OF QUO
NJ the Central Railroad Compsny's floats, was oyer
heard TO say that he had witnessed the shootns ln'
was reported to Coroner Eidmaun, ana the man "aS
fond at his homo and brought to the Coroncrs ONCE
His statement was as follows: After leaving my noa.
IN Jersey City Monday afternoon boarded the d '"o
boat for Cortlandtst. | walked from inc lerry I"
the Hllcn building, where stopped to take car up
the Bowcry | was within ten feet OF the uoor"a'
when heard pistol shot, and on turning saw
fall near the stairs Ill tho """'~''
m other neron in the hallway at the time, nor was
there anv one that could see nearer than myself
As I moved up to see the man crowd rushed IN.
policeman vas soon on hand and l remained until inc
body was removed on a truck
The result OF the autopsy supported this statement
for the bullet was found TO have penetrated the ora
from roin lust above the right ear and had odgeo
hack Of The left eye The right hand OF the dead mar
was also burned with powder coroner h,unnahl n nt
being convinced that the case vas clearly ono o'
,,tcida
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
SAILING TOWARD The EAST.
OUTGOING STEAMERS AND THOSE WHO WERE
OK THEM YESTERDAY.

rb. fc,jovtne peotle sailed for Er.ope yesterday
On tho White Star steamship Adrate' Tor Liverpool
H. f. Atkinson, Miss Atkinson, John Cook H. COOK
D. A. Darling, George II. Emrott, Mr. Ffokes W. H.
r.rm., Mrs Farmer l.. Gutman f. W. Grey, Mrs. Grey
T. Hines H. Hawkes. Miss 5. Hawkes., the Few. H.
Hartley Mrs Hartley, Good Hoyt John Jefferson, MIS-
Jefferson, D. J. KIDD, MI Nicholson. Mrs Nichoson' H.
Manicy, Mrs Maney, T. MeMenamin' Harry sherns
Miss Fanny A. shers, Miss E'hci ~ ohei''' "'i -"
Rev. Canon Sheehan.
On the North German Lloyd steamship Scale for
Bremen: Miss Cor. ]. Adds Miss Amy o. Adds. Fraser
Ashhurst H. f. Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Bright MISS
Margaret Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl BadeS Mr. and MrS
f. W. Codman Dr. and Mrs t. G. Carpenter A. MOTIFS
Carey c T. Conway Colonel c. NJ. Daily Mrs Water
Drew, MrS NJ. c. Du Bois, Alfred Ea'nshaw' Dr. ana
Mrs. Theodore Elsssser, John Engc IT,. Dr. Percifer
Frazer Mas H. Fidebrandt, Charles FRANKIE. William
Frind william W. Gordon Abort Graui, ). A. De
toeotar Charles Hirzel, George f. Hussey Friedrich
Unr.r Mis-. H. Hochsetter, G. S. Hubbard, Mrs NJ L.
uorr Miss Elsa uorr Mrs. O. Hons g. L. Hendrickson'
. 7, Ueinekev o. Hndebfand +. Krutina, George V.
Kraus. Fritz Rlcinau Ernst Rssoaum' HrA A. y
Lester Herman r. Lukens MI and Mrs. bryan La'hrop'
Dr Hans innk G. T. Lincoln Miss r. Langc captain
G. Macarthur, r N. Alfred Mllsr ffitI MunSns w.
Mnnspr Henry Meyer Leopold Mayer. A. MiehacIis'
% N,wnan Mas Abbie Phillips Il W. Parker, Ira
poreco Heinrich Paulscn. Martin Peterson. Mrs lda
nandebrock hlss RandeDsock, o. EandebrocK
Miss nonora Rcisa hrs JULIUS a. nt @
tor Miss Frances Bitter. Miss Emciie FI
tar
: H. Scott Master Alfred G. Scott j. j. Sylvester MT
ana Mr.. Edward skidmore. Camill Samson NJ L.
sehws.cher Miss Augusta Swansen. Mrs Sophie splitter
H. schmonseos William sekues, Mr.. and Mrs ferdi
mani Schmidt, Charles W Tsford, III. W. Van der foei
rhsodor, yast Mts T.. N. wett, Miss Wnott Master
A. wnlett. Miss Minna Weiss, Mira Edward wanekel
M,,s Louise wsnekei. Carl Wells, Emil Weis. James
Weiss Mrs and Mrs George Wendell Miss Annie wen
DEL Master George Wendell. Mr., and Mrs George Wisns
and child, X whotmann, A. wertheim and H. H. Zeig
field
On the Red Star steamship wsedsnd- for Antwerp
Miss jessie Andersen H. X. Bush Brown, hiss X. WAL
NJ. Julla seh.yor Miss Claire Schaycr Master Enes
schayer Mrs Ellen Hrl Miss Florence Hill, Miss Nolii
HILL Miss Clara Hill, Miss w. Won stosch Miss L. VOL
stosch Mis-. Hattie Ellis. Professor Charles Lanman
Mrs Charles H. Lanman Mn. Jules Vcroloet Mis-
Minnie Hangs Philip Hamburger Alexander Roo Alex
sndcr Mann julie Dicndonne, a. +. fFyncs. Iheodor
Roesch MI. Ar,alie Keil, Mss Lucy Anne Bennett
Mrs Lima rfcu, C1smiro Fontino' Ccsafc foh'aho'
A. Limbcrr, Clement Cassqri, Miss Sophia Reuber an
Thekia Icubcr.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

undcr the wire abe could not stop them anu NV ,a.
seven miles ana quarter before shc gov ne rn,asa
control There was much excitement oue ''o e ,,r.s
the animals handsomely and they ran u'i my smh
r,. ayor,e against the ned the latter being compose
OF George G.. Hartford Clara, W. X cnai''o CO.,
FAvori,o wilkes Clara won the nfst hcs' 90 s %, a.
Il. Smith the other three. Tine-2;2i L. 40 80
2:co ..,,s., TIN
.,.r,e,s hs,nr columbus Girl Ace Of Diamonds Joe 'ei
GO, .na Iu,s. LYNCH Bnly Stewart was brought on
the track to start and sold hrst In the pools uus Il,
denly became lsmc end was withara"n' 80. .,,,,,n,
lynch wen. ahead and won the race IN '"i'0 '"'e
80. r,me--o "a L. 2:25 "a, 2:c3 IA.
NY-NruoRpE WINS THE HARDwIcRE sTAhno' .AiA.
London, Aug. ee.-Thc race for the haru" w.r
49, I,sce,,css bay colt Nunthorpe, with whi'eooy scc
ona and the Uncas Installation colt third betting "
4 against the winner.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT oFNEw.YoRX "WEDNESDAY AOo a. 1880

PORT TOrNEW.EOEA...--" - IN
ARRIVED
s,.,ucr France tBr, Hadey, London Aus Havre q
with md.e and passenger to W. Hurst. Arn'0" y" '"'
steamer Niagara B.nn Tampico Auea TuIps1 Vera
ssHt sefs 70 Arye 1, he BE-; Bar at es
mspnGs mdse and passengers
70 steamer team Paso Percy Noworiean' days with Hd''
ssa%Tr SO gan city Gardner N'"of'''' ''' WV.
Steamer cna, Meyer Baltimore with coal to Con-
'Cn,ia sni. Fa. Of aaaae tr Barao casusa $50 days.
vs." sp %fss r".r. Is ma wo.S .S" Rio Port E.a
in fsn ssa; to e IS days. with
mdss orer vessel TO Fupss .aye CO p.nsro via rybe.
In sa!a, to snnen hIssnSd ss Vincent W. lsday with
.us.r ssrf 10 order senam B9yssen a.v, with
s K.s.s M.s' I.... Tns:1 .s* So
ns5s% ap;snS ,s %o.. S.osr ro. ass ass:. 70
sen Lott. ~, 800. ;, 'oa1; ssa.y c"'' VIII
s Chsss AYR Be- Fowler st Nh New Bedt0ra Is
days lumber to Chase. Talbot co. vossei 70
srNsEr-At Sandy HOOK wnd. fresh. NV; clear Al
City Island, wind. light N "; clear.
Arrived yss'erdAy-
. Ksees :. Ss ssaS" Lon
nT sssn LsT2'sn ror1on,o S% lsas
T. with Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar 'o
n p:,a:S" w'f'p tn waso., S S'G: with
ns n e. Fo.srr Po DO pnt with OswoOd to
Lyon & Co. vessel to simpson. Ciapp & CO.
CLEARED
s,..u.r rrvnt fBr, Sumner Liverpool VIA Queenstown
steamer saint Romans (Br) Campbell Liv'rDoo-cha'
Steamer Eysis tBrl woodhouss Avonmouth-Henderson
sIc4m-r state of Nsvad. Br Stewart aa's'w-Au'tin
Steamer Gsmbet,a or Hansen Christansand for orders
stoa@:r wsand ceer, Aber Hamburg VIA Plymouth
Runnardt & Co. -. n,.s,,. - ,v....,. hco
Steamer Amicitia (Nor). Asakssn. Cludaa
"a, s.am w.re.iund (Norl Hansen Baracoa-H Dnmcis
steamer OF Texas Williams Galreston-C maiiory
steamer Cult stream. Bearss, Fsrnandina-ww CLYDE
steamer Pioneer. Ingram Wilmington. SC-wm Clyde
steamer wyanoke Boas. Norfolk city Point and Rich
steamer Fanny Cadwaader. aillingham. Baltimors-B
Downer. ,. p.,,,.,,r.a "a ~ Dovnsr
| s,samer Winthrop Bragg. Portland -horAtio AL.
| parE Jsmas C.k. Yokohama-Carter. Hawley q So
Rars Hristol tBr Lawrence Rotterdam -snow burgess
BARK Jehn Marsh, Whittier. Ponce Pr ii hc"cScf
SerL u rocshart (Br) Olsen Curacao-Foulks & Co
D snhr Iyra (Brl Leonard, St John. MA Heney.
SAILED.
a,..u.r. drtas and Egypt for Liverpool saale Brsmsn
| cch a,am Amstrrdam; W1essnf, Antwerp; Britannia,
M.rsees: sarrto1a. Havana ana Mexican ports S"eo OF
Gzvesroa Gulf stream rernah UNA "Jo"oAo 'A'
| folk; Wngates, Baltimore. $500,
| Shin pa rlcian for sydney ESW. w.
Rarks Cna. Luling for Rotterdam; Agate Brissoi ffan
ce9 tnba Cansris for Canary Islands, Gen. st Tnom
as WI. xx-...
A,o sa,lef-va Long island sound-steamere Winsnrsr
| for Portland: Herman Winter. Boston,
| Bark Itonus, fer Valparaiso
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
A SLAUGHTER OF FAVORTTES
arrsIpERs CARRY THE DAY AT sAhAAo""-
~, III At IN THE LAST RACE.

arrs1pERs CARRY THE DAY AT sARAlo""'-
DEAD HEAT IN THE LAST RACE
Saratoga Aug % tspecor.-Thc rain storm wh,ch
continued throughout the night passed away early 'n'
Wna . The s,ac. was q oussmirc, and not one OF the
r,vnr,tes succeeded in getting verdict Following a''
the details of the racing - ,,,,o vr.o
FIRST RACE-PUHSE $780, MAIDEN I"0' NNA~
OI.DS FIVE FURLONGS.
~ G,.,z,s hk. e. Cartoon BY RcfOrn-Ciara. 1oS ~
L. Z. Feldss eh c. Chandler, 1oS tW,nsisi3 tssnsa
Gsasy Fddeh,ad ds, o Jos Carlton ISs Ia6ore1
iays3 Ss1,Ss nSs nS % sse eeAaaat 1a also les
Gss;sS psis se 70 70 sassssa caiGss aS 4S
WabasSa, %'' xhca eelt aud The Raven Place. 10 l
M els SKIP ell Juana colt 80 field
Muuassz1S Tint ;ocebs, oS he tn. half pole half
ensss ssGs Ss;os The Sas. Hfs away
II st hs se.asG e the 1SS
S,bs1 cn ensbs asa% '@a SoS wSG az I
SECOND RACE-PURSE $500 THREEHEAh-oHDo
y II storms. b. G. " Won Tionlp by Ten Brock;
ss6s s b. G., A'nsSSna u S"aa l ies IL bsSdc
Z" Necssaeets o. Perkins III. HaGcin's PERSIAN lo4
ma u S.o'dsss e rsssp ana 1STs SSH
'i !Ss IsFS h'd s4S
time TsS The 2Ss .Seasy SSt anil5 rn sS'
two % sa i. the Ss SsarhsI others sOa could
uc get near him and by two lengths h0r' head
between second and third -,c,,rs
THIRD RACE-puEsE $3.50 SPECIAL WEIGHTS
ONE MILE AND A QUARTER
J. r. Hagcin's b. g. Ten boy. by RegentM s Miss filA &,
&c Wy mycrss Ss b h Bonnie s.. O. ile tMcLaushn)
.ns N H. is see AEsS io$ s,o o4 and Countess
5,Ss. ns: wsoq H. ' % & Psao'; 70 e
Tsses Ten Doyo onais to on Bonnie slY s Sea COS
Ws. The nr,t cn but James A. and Ten boy
pole where they were two ensRs G tGT noB SOnqe 6q two
len .nstS. t9s 'Iys' Tce wen wen two two @ lengths lack
FOURTH RAoE-PURsE $500 SIX FUnLoN6s'
{FS"siSa Esfsasi.oa. o yr King In GRAB 1,G aeLssh@
sSsfa Sfns oSei S 100 - hsrrodsbu;s fog los
''sSa' zsls s h5'IS: - a'A '' manu-
MS5Sd;S%5a and rISS NJ; Gssy Sli'y loo Sia'he'
Ss,s,k SsSkIsf %5sS 4 3sI s55 S'is 'isi IS hsld saa
The Start wac delayed BY Sheriff oNe Who .c.et
hS and a u away sg SS %s s
l,i led easIns Nth King sDs,s Gi
% 'i:sfa 5SS f S ssn aTAEEs
ts.:s sssas ns kss,I & s5c ESe" nsa sy ya'' a.
NJ L. Mitehells eh RED rrpce III 10 p.ISa GooIh -.
Lucky jim 0:S 81 St NICK NICK Ill fisaielO i1i and Ds
Rsd.tSSe Nh, to d Ksssr Sss rsnss Khss an an
Yiyton is Cupid and Lucky Jim. 90 False Note and st
MEX Place-2 60 / each Mintbloom and kcdsr Khan
Pools-Redstone s1s. KeGar Khan 80, Pocaello 50
Geld se5
Mutuals-&tS 90 Tme-i :l9aa.
PROM feir Cupi out and LED length a. VI
Quarter with Della second but Della fell back and Mint
Bloom took second place 10 the half Minbloom had Tn
iead the and Kcdar Khan came second
There between the pair. resulting In dea
heat with Rel Prince third
Mintbloom.
Pools-3JO Redar Khan. s45 M!nttloor-
They ran together the quarter, bu kedar Khan 500
drew away and won easily by three lengths Time
/ 6Ih. No bid. Muiuals-sl0 GO.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
rporrrNc AT poUGUKErpsIr

Poucbkeep-ie Aug. 90 (Spcciol).-There were 1000
r.o,e st the Driving Park to-day the opening OF
the sunmcr meeting The grand stand contained many
l.d,e. The weather fine. The judges for the day
vsn:J g. Smith ana +. Chester. Of New-forh, and
T. T. Emory. Of PoughAeeps!e Three races were ues
-,... ,ne a,., beps for the 30 class, In which the
,.,.c,s vero Longford. Oracle b. Charlie NJ, Allie W.
rA,r,s K, Hamilton and vadine. Allie W. was the
s.yore. but Longford in three straight heats Time
\ .2B 81, 25 81, :21 Ia
Madame Louis Cssslni ran her team s@e. .na Dol "
80. .h.,ot psxtns mile In I'll ~ After passing
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.
m.pAYs PROGRAMME AT LONG BRANCH
,.1n FIELDS OF HANDICAP HORSES TO RUN.

Fam FIELDS OF HANDICAP HORSES TO Run
After Tuesdays hoods the Monmouth PARK uSoA
must 30 heavy to-day, and lightly wcish'eo LUZ
s.Arch, romon.. little Mnch and wheeler T. down
from s.r.toga and their running will add interest 70
the spcrt But tho handicspping OF Egmon' ~ .'e'a'
too harsh Hc has not won yet at Monmouth "'''r
,he,ess, the handicapper takes OF no we'sn1
On q fast track Esmont would have cnsno' !"
~. Are, race hut IN such going there viii DO TO-
aay he can hardly carry I2a pounds to victory Te"
Roo,rr ought to win, and lie Losos may run second
Harrisburg should win the hanoicap io' '"0
o,ds. whllc Tcnncy may run second .r
The th,rd race, a handicap at miie' shouiu Ia"
to Now or Never, with Hypocrite second
E,rs should csrturs the fourth roce, Lit'io Mheh
yecond. ,.,
The conditions Of the fifth race have been chanseo'
and n will be at three-qaarers Of milo, with alio"
.nccs instead of at milo and quarter, as originay
arranged. Britannia should win this race ea'S'ui'
sccoad. ,x,. .,.r,.rs.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
LIVELY spEcuLA11yG IN AUGUST COTTON.

LIVELY sPECULAT1NG IN AUGUST COTTON
Th. August cotton corner may be broken, but there
was considerable Of tho speculative fever lurking
about the contracts for the month yesterday.
revival of interest by the shorts sent prices up h'y
points but they settled back to nearly the opening
figures and finally closed for August at loA1' Much
interest was manifested as 10 what to-day would
produce. It being anticipated that there are iew
shorts stlll uncovered.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
NOT TOO WEAK MINDED TO sMUGGLE.

MrA vokhsrt is q widow who lived in Avenue A. when
her husband died few She became ins,ns ana
was confined at Bellevue and BackwcPs Island until
last April her children sent her to relatives In Ger
many. She returned yesterday the steamship Fuldh,
and Inspectors Brown aud Donohue discovered that she
was bulky clothed for this season Of the year They
turned her oyer to inspeces who found sewed up In
her clothing dress shawl, gold watches
gold and meerschaum cigar-holder. Joseph
Assman immigrant passenger had concealed on hi
person two gold Watches two gold broocheS two gold
rings and two pairs OF gold earrings
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
rnn rAnll,s 0vEHryDEEDrH

Little being left unionc By Rudolph Afon-on TO MAKE
the one hundiedih representation Of Nadjy" at The
Casino Saturday evening unusually Interesting ocea-
sion. Already florists preparing for tho house
decoraons and lobbes foycrs and columns VIII Dc
fcsooned inure souvenir 10 be presented Will
he extremely novel; Erdelyi Nacxrs Hungarian Band
will arrive Casino 10 80 D. m, In ample time for
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

a., ,oods Judge Bartlett, Of brooklyn. handed down
decision yesterday dssolvins the Arm snd ordering VIII
fam Brookneld the receiver, TO sell the properly ~
Hushwick L. l., Bunaio, N. T., and Bsyenne NJ j., fo'
tho benefit Of the creditors Tho mcmocrs OF tne nrm
.,rnmcnt IN Octoper 1885, estimating their liabilities
$40 ooo committee Of the creditors ran tho business
o., . ,,,,e but did not succeed In making II pay.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
HOME NEWS.
ppou,vrNr ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Mr de Dounder. bei'san A., m,n. msS'ro,s
mhshins", Co., snd ox.Governor Frederick F. Low. OF
c.l'sopn, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hony Of orie'nS :,
FIFTH AvENUEErconsrcssman 1sy a, muoI, Tr,,es
Isn,.S. y, sy,ocu.e GRAND-Coloncl Michael "
sssr,d.n r. s. Army. HoFFMAN-Congressin.n W.
pnurkc Cochran MURRAY IIILL-Gcners wnnam ID
FRANKLIN of Hartford Judge wilism D. "aacc' OIL "'
cnse and Coils p Huntington and family.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
,uu.r ~ GOING on TODAY.

Aoueduc, Investigation. Part II. Superior Courh IL
q. ..... v.., o .on N "a
Monmouth Park races Monmouth fark, %" D. m
nsnr6,,ean urinary elections Broohlyn -.
iXph ward Pioneer Corps festival. Washington PafA
evening. ,-.. c..,r,o.,
.iae,mcn,. Committee on bridges and Tunneia
pemocratic. Republican debate NO. 100 bomery, pra ~
DenublIcan Club Of XXIIId Assembly DistncN NO
go Thlrdave., & p. m , w.. n
order Of Bns prlth annual festival. Joncss wood'
D. m. -. .,,,,.., ...o.t,,ton Sirty.
eevonth. st. and Boulevtrd- p m.
Gilmore Jubilee Manhattan Beach.
Civil Service examinations Cooper Union 10 .. no.
Young Mems Campaign Club. OF United LABOR parry
Cooper Union, 8 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
SIZE SUSPECTS FOUL PLAY.

Mr.. Ann Wall. OF No. 5S Union.st.. brooklyn. the
,nv ~ whose husband James found in tho Gowanus
Canal on Friday told the police yesterday that she
p-c,ed her husband had been murdered Her stasment
WAS that on Monday Of last week three men called st her
hsuss "a - hin uhsn hs vas not AssA saA enc q
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga, Aug. - (speciaD.-Tomorrow 1. the four
teenth regular day with the time honoed Kenner Stakes
on the programme 1t ia surprising that Los Angeles
should be the after the form shown by Sir Dixon
and as the nlly Is good she SHOULD beat him.
For the opening two year-od Aisho and Remsen
would appear to be the best selections
Terra Gotta should OF course. win the second race
and bohemian get the place.
Yum Yum will win the fourth race and Rebellion get
the place.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

.s., .,,ed shovel her husband had borrowed OF nm
sn' % h hs would have tho shovel back or no ~oui'
I", hsr husb.nd few minutes istsr the latter csm'
along and wen. in ssmo direction ss ,ne mon .,,n.
90. drunk at the time. She did not zee him asA" ''
r,a nolice Arc investigating the matter
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

Yirs. rsce-Aisho. Rcmsen and Minnie Palmer go,
Yiddleheai e1o.
Second-Ters Cota e50. field $40
1hjrd-IOs Anrees go, Sir Dixon s5b, field %.
Yoursh-Yum Yum $50, Rebellion ss, Little Minnie s.,
Nolhes Last IS. Osrsman s5, field g.
FYfth-l'ashs si0 Dago slc, Belle Brock sle, Michael
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
At prrGEN POINT TENNIS NETS.
s1ocUMs GOOD PLAYING At NEWPORT

Newport H. l.. Aug 90 (speciaN.-The Newport tennis
grounds were wet to-day but hot sun and scsfnroief
soon made them for playing. As It was known tha
slocum and Clark play. some great tennis was
looked for Socum started in With rush that iatued
C,,.L ana en,h,cd Socrm 70 win three sets straight
There are now but cigh, left: slocum vs. Dwight
Campbell VS. Wright Sears Ryerson. and Taylor Vs.
Wnllston. Appended to-day's scores
slocum beat Clark ca O., 60. Dwight beat Tut
Tie 6--l, Go, G-1. Campbell beat wilbur o. W.
q co.,s hea, 10. GO Go G-I Ryerson beat
I.mb O. CO Sc 1l-0. Wright beat Fielding O.
90, 6-l 6-1 williston beat Pressbury 2-6, 0"i'
ca 6-4 Taylor bat Hale G-1, o-1. e-i
(For baseball Games Fourth Idee)
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
UEsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

tn. manufacturing firm OF J. K Fcnnns Co.,
~ fudlow the first station below Yonkers, shut down
their works yesterday throwing out Of snt
somc forty operatives OF both sexes Ihey Wero eh-
o~ed in Extracting wool from della and other rag
material by acids to be used in tho ~ the Us
Xiii I'm IN The lower house OF Congress admitting
%ool free Of duty has deferred them from continuing
tho Industry
A nanter IN the employ Of George Covors, OF
New. Rochelle while at work on the roof OF fupnu
school NO l. Of that village, yesterday morn ~ to
of tho building and broke one arm ana ono es ocsiu0S
receiving serious internal INJURIES
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
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