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New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
NEW.YORK CITY.

Tho steamship City OF lomo IS due here to-day.
Mrs Shaw, tho wellknown whistler, Is expected TO
arrive on her,
Tho gymnasium Of the Twcnty-third.st. branch Of
tho Young Mems Christian Association Will reopen on
Monday.
Tho fruit Is fast passing. The
banana vcndcr gavo way to tho peach vender and
tho peach man In turn is rapidly being crowded
out by the pear vender Pretty the banana man
VIII turn up again
The monthly entertainment OF the Twenty thrd-st
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Association
Will be given on Monday evening in Association Hall
by tho Young Ladies' symphony Club OF Brooklyn,
assisted by tho Hatton Quartet0.
The firm namc of uptown dry goods house, Fox
& Kelly, Is peculiarly reminiscent Of a once famous
political firm OF tho same name otherwise known a.
the Two Johns.'
A meeting OF the chess players Of this State Will
be held this evening at No. Sccond-avc., tho rooms
OF the Columbia Chess Club, to perfect permanent
organization OF State Club.
This years large curing Of Pacific rasns will be
sent to market fortnight sooner than tho crop OF
last season.
The home crop OF rico being short last year, large
quantities OF the East Indian article have been I'M
ported The finest In tho world Is said to be grown
IN Java from CaOllna seed.
Notwithstanding tho interest Americans tako In
politlcs tho country IS so vast that not I'm
a hundred, perhaps, can name twenty United states
Senator's or even the Justices Of tho supreme Court.
single shad produces 100000 eggs, and only
about 5000 are hachcd naturally BY tho artificial
method 81 900 arc successfully hatchcd. No wonder
this fine fish gets cheaper every year.
Bird fanclois say TIA, tho voices Of Amcricanbrcd
canarles become harshcr In each generation. Ger
man birds must be constantly imported to preserve
a mellow Doe.
Mrs Elizabeth Woods who beaten In a brutal
manner by her husband, Joseph, AZ No. 1876 Bank kst
on Monday, said 10 be improving at st. Vnccnts
Hospital yesterday. Detectives had been searching
for Woods, but haG failed to find him.
Fiily-scvcn Of II. b. C1ahin's employees who voted
for Cleveland In 1881 viii this time for Harrison.
James p Archibald, tho we'll known labor leader.
I. threatened with expulsion by the Central Labor
Union for having presided at the Henry George meet
Ing to indorse Cleveland.
The stonccutters Union Is the most nourishine OF
nil tho labor unions ard has tho arees; regular 10
come
Tho Irish h-American AntlFrcs Trade League viii
soon have biz banner at Broadway ard Eishth-st
a half block from rs headquarters
Tbs Ancient order OF Hihernians viii have rs
annual entertainment in Jones's Wood Labor Day.
The funeral Of Christian Brsnner was held yes
crday In the Catholic Church OF Our Lady of sorrows
Pitt.st Several German societies represented
Tho burial was In Calvary Cemetery.
George Smith and George Philips, Of Fort Washing
ton and No. 4e< West Thirty -thirdst respectively,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
NEWS FRON THE SUB URB&
NEW

Mr. shcfey, the owner of house in Ferry-st, Ho-
bokcn adjoining the plant of the Hudson Electric
Light Company, has applied to tho Chancellor for an
Injunction TO restrain the company from operating tho
engines and dynamos. lie compla rs that the ma
chincry, when IN operation, shakes his house to
dangerous extent and makes It unpleasant and unsafe
to lvo In. As the public streets are chiefly GIFTED
by electricity the City Counsel will oppose tho grant
Ing OF injunction until something Is done to prevent
the city from being left in darkness.
Gertrude Van Dusen, ago sevcn OF Tonnele-ave.
and the Paterson plank road Jersey City, struck
by train at Tyler Park yesterday and instantly
Killed.
An oil car in the West Shore Ra lroad station az
Wechawkcn caught fire Tuesday night and made
big blaze. The car and It's contents were consumed,
causing a loss OF 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
.LERSEY CITY.

The depositors of the Gcrmania Savings BANK, which
was wrecked by the iealcat OF tho cashier, Will
receive another 10 per cent dividend on september g.
Senator william ID. I'd wards, counsel OF the bank, has
assured committee If tho dcpostors that they viii
be paid their full claims on January 10.
The Coroncr's jury n the case of Sherman Lee, the
colorcd man who was shot and killed last week by tho
boy Arthur " Taylor. rendered verdict holding Tay-
Tor responsible Tor Lees death
c. Il. Anderson, from CoyIngtOn, Kentucky, who was
arrested on suspicion OF having robbed The safe OF
his late employers, a wholesale butcher firm at the
aba.toIr, jersey City, released yesterday By JUS
tlce Stills ng, as appeared against him.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
PUBLIC FORM AT SARATOGA.
ANOTHER GREAT DAY FOR FANORITES-CRUISEE
AND CLIMAX WIN.

Saratoga. Aug 20 (spcclalj.-A bright, breezy day.
suggestive OF the seasons Close enhanced the pleasure
o. witnessing the cntynintl days racing. As tic
good the attendance largo, for many c
the delegates the Replbcan Convention remained over
to enjoy sport 1t another great day fer the
ivor'e the Lsmasney fun shins Of them IN Cruiser
@ S & soe s bre @ wan we n rv t m
down
FIRST RACE-pURsE 500. TwO.YEAR.oLDs. FIVE
AND A EALF FURLONGS.
D. 0'CcEnor's b. (. Tcssa X, by EefOTmsls,er Of
ansy @yjS to sf E. 'n e,aG rapf lo7 Sssss Sooss
CoIs l. ~ ana tne LcnaieiiowLucy Garnes colt 100.
i'e,1ng15 TO on Te'.a K, Minnie Palmer, ra;
'' f@oi.-it..-s (. ~ iaia 80 '''''''
,, s @ o.er r y W. ,6Sa the 3 r., oH ard Jed & doTn 70 G
at he quaeis oni wen Wy length Mnnie Pa.mer
three lengths 1efore Fii1leb,a1.
SECOND RACE-rUEsE $3.50 SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE
Lanasneyo nloth'rs, C Cruiser. by wanecrcrcar
VI i' H. csssidy &c co.'s ch C. uany Glenn '''i J. IcG
P corTan COS en- 6; Jag9cris 4 III "a Moefej
Chicsohominy los Donald 81. Fencon III, AID Harry
Bst'las-a c,ui;s,, to JagSs,-i q, 10 Harry
rlscc-Ncihing Cruiser . to o. Harry elena
At the start Chickahomny aad Cruiser were u. lead
crs and going the Quarr Cruiser had half length the
hest or Chickahominy, "a length from Jaubert Going
Gown 20 the half CAckahominy fell away and ST Nick
tacSled Cruiser bu the lower turn the favorte dew
away. - thr thteequartsrs Harry Glenn made PLAY.
but Cruiser beat him home by length Jaubest four
lengths away.
THIRD EACE-pUEsE 800 SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
MILE AND 4 FURLOEG.
Lamasney Brothers ch. C. Climax b. John Carer
Iarid.e 4 vrs 1903 n (Willianis) l
J. IT, IhSnns5n's ch o. Busines, 8. 80 (0s.le5j 9
Noond"y 10 Bonnie s ios sni percy 100, also ran;
Beiting-l 70 on Climax 10 70 Red Prince ~
MONDAY, Is Business, 20 Bonnie =, 70 Percy. WIN
Climax OUTS 10 Red Prince. . MONDAY. TO 2
Business Bonnie S., 20 Percy. Psee-Cliinax barred.
2 10 | Business
Pools-CliEBx $50, neld 500.
Mutuals-a5 80. Time-l 90.
Climax and Business were the leaders at the start
but Williams took . pull Climax and Business made
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
home NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club races, Gravcsend, . 40 p N.
National Electrical Light Association Convention,
Hotel brunswick.
Meeting Of Commission.rs of Emigration, D.
Inquest in OF Patrick j. Cueton, Coroners once
Chess players meeting. No. Sccond-ave, p m.
County Democracy meeting Cooper Union.
evening.
Parade and picnic OF non-union beer.brewers Joness
Woods evening
Rihe practice by 71st Regiment, Creedmoor.
Nyack Rowing Association hop, boathouse. Nyack,
evening.
Young Mems Harrison and Morton Club. No. s75
Eighth.st, p. m.
German American Republican Club, No. SIS East
Eighty -secondst-, p.
XIXth Assembly District Harrison and Morton Cam.
paign Club, Linden Hall, p m.
IXih Assembly District Republican Association No.
Abingdon square, p m.
Prohibition meeting Room No 60 Cooper Union, s
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 30,

were arragncd n the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday on charge OF dsordcrly conduct They
said that they had been talen Into house In West
Thlrty-second-st by bcelcis" who robbed them and
then threw them out upon the street They were
fined $40 each
jeremiah Dayton, OF Cansndalgua, Mich, who
served throughout the Civil War, Is anxious 10 hear
from his relatives Theodore, William and Sarah Ann
Dayton, whom he has In forty years. They
lived at Ncw-Rochcle when he heard from them last.
ConsuLGeneral Booker busy all day yesterday
talng the testimony OF sailor who corroborated the
evidence given By tho other member Of the crew OF
the bark Cylfo with regard to the Attempted scut-
Ting OF that vessel by her captain. The Consul said
that no new facts had been brought to light
The Hebrew sanifarium gave excursion to over
500 children yesterday down the Lower Bay as lar
as sandy Hook
Collector Magone yesterday appointed John j.
Mel to be Assistant Deputy Collector s salary Of
1900 ard W. p. Turpge to clerkship at $4,000
A customs Inspcctress yesterday seized from Mrs.
LipskI, passenger by the North German Lloyds
steamer Elbe, eight pairs Of kid gloves, fvs pieces
OF silverplated ware, thrco watch chains two pairs
Of earrings Coral necklace twenty yards OF dress
goods and four lace curtains which shc was trying to
smuggle into tho country
Daisy Borisache, of No. 413 East Eghty-sccond-
ST. and Casper Fisher, Of No. 446 West Forty-sixth-
st. eight and years old respectively were victims
OF the ruthless truck and reckless driver yesterday
Both had their cgs broken and were otherwise serI-
ously injured.
william Clark alias william f. Call, who swindlcd
sixty business firms with worthless checks re-
Gently, had his picture added to tho Rogucs' Gallery
Police Headquarters yesterday. Clark hampcrcd the
photographers efforts considerably by comforting his
features. Tho cashier OF tho Mltcholl.Vance Com
pany denies that 1t has been swndled by Clark
The police were asked last night to look for Lydia
Muller age fifteen who Is missing from her home above
tho llallem Bridge
The American Legion Of Honor established IN 1873,
held It's annual picnic yesterday at Joness Wood
There about 10000 people present and tho day
passed merrly VITA athletic sports and other kinds Of
diversion.
Tho annual excursion for mothers and children
Of the side of the city through the charity OF
gentleman who lives In enc Of the downtown wards
viii take place on September 8. Tho excursonf
will 20 up Long Island Sound.
special feature Of this seasons Seidl concerts al
Brighton Beach will be programme presented this
evening made up entirely of American compositions,
which promises be both interesting and instructive
II includes works by Dessert, Muller, Bockcman,
Corr, Cheshire, Pratt, ThalIon, Shelley, Prochaszka,
Veuple and Nchon.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

Coroner sutton called yesterday TO take the
anfc mOrtcm statement Of JOo' Woods a culorr,l
man who had been dangerously wounded al Shaft I
of the now Aqueduct by Nelson BROOKS. with whom
he had quarrel Woods taken to the Sing Sing
dispcnsary
Charles Vecuhclmcr OF New Rochelle, has been
suffering from soma mental d"ranccment and his
friends believing that he Is unable to take care Of his
property or hlms If Dcplty sheriff NcIplanck eD-
panrllcd jury To determine that point, who advised
sending him 10 tie Hot Springs oi Kansas
The body Of Frederick W. Phillips, ago eighteen Of
Pceksk!ll, was found yesterday In Annsville Creek
Young Phillips went The creek TO fish. and while
seated a small bridge, fell overheard and was
dro, ned
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
AfONl TILE sOrND

Tho burial OF the cv. George l. Fuller, a super
annuatc Of The NcwNOr East Conference. whose death
at The aro ot eighty years occurred saturday, took
place IN NOrwaik ycsteray.
William A. Jackson, 0i Eorwalk graduate Of Yalo
University employed IN tho New.York Custom House
who died THURSDAY, was buried Yesterday In Union
Cemetery, NOrwak
Tho steam yacht Lucy, Of Bridgeport, has been sold
and will be taken 10 Havana, Cuba.
4 largo number OF spruce logs which were moorcd
In Bridgeport harbor got loose a few days ago and
are foating IN the sound menace 10 passing vessels
Under tho auspices Of @. A. x. posts, a soldiers
monument will today Do dedicated In Milford.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
THE BROOKLYN ENTRIES TO-DAY.
KINGSTON AND TERRA GOTTA TO MEET AcA1,

hANOS1O4' AM AEhhh VILLA ~ MILL hUhlN'
Many wcll-matched racers Of high class will meot
to-day in the Brooalyn Jockey Clubs races and the
sport VIII bc OF the lvelcst sort In the first
mile, Kingston ard Terra Gotta VII run, while
King Crab, Prose, Tcl.e Doe and King Idle will take
q look at their heels Kingston had a hard finish yes
terday, and does not like TO two days n sue
cesson. But he has such prc-eminent speed at
mile that hc ought 10 win, with Terra Gotta second
EgmOnt should wiz the second race, Girls tie ond.
DiablO, Princess bowling Tipsiaf, sorrento, Eric.
Scn0ra and the other twU-year-Olds entered In the
third race will mako battle royal Of 1t. Orcgon's
running in tho Junior Champion was bad that he
seems out OF Z. thnh DlabO VIII win. Tipstan
second. although Sorrento, Princess Bowling and
ocnoIia all look tempting.
Exile has strong claim upon first place I'm the
fourth race, whie Bella Z. should rin second.
Following a.o the lists Of prlbahe siartcra:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
OUTGOING SiEAMERS'
TU-DA
SHTPPIAG ,EVS
PORT OF NEw.YoBx....wE WEDNESDAY,. ACo

PORT OF NEw.YoRx.... WEDNESDAY,. AUG. 20 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Nevada (Br, Gushing. Liverpool Aus ~ Qnesn,
Gown CO. Arrived sG Tt" At %H'o Bar s" a;
ou.sa''own u Wnh %a's and .as pa'''nser''o WI
,,me Trsto ts sS Mpp. a Aug n with
sandey.on son Arriyea :; .ns Bar At swansea
IL. WIN mdse and passenger TO James Arkel Co. Ar
sisa@sr CITY Ai.Ian Desk.n. Yer. crns Aug Is;
rFSgrs% Satg o. ha,nqn A2rnsd ~ Ihe Bar s
Lmou ls with mdso TO Pm. forwood Co. Arrvs a. the
r m%.s aS rOIIS pas:ensSs 80 o.
steamer Alamo ,s =, G1y,.2n a " sory az ~ 60 VIA N''
steamer Caroline Miller. Miller Mobile '1ay' VITA ""S'
steamer caronfslet Evan, FeToandna y. Port Rova1
with mdso snd passenger. to Msory r.ouan day,
with mse and T. r l. sa,. ME with coal I. Con-
steamer B,dcr Eor) Mon. Boston 10 ballast TO i,ter
BrlgT IL 4 mt ,Brl Vsis. bermuda days. Win mdse
sohr JoSh casa ralknsham Hnl,boro. SB with plas-
Newark Llns and Cement CO. vessel to simpson
sParto EalIowcl HnI,ecTC NS with plaster to
Der 10 scammel Bros.
sUN~ET-At SANDY Hook. wind. hight. ssW; clear AT
CITY leland, wind, nsh,, ws"; ciouiy
CLEARED
Steamer OF Nebruka tBrJ Braes Gis'gow-Austin
Steamer Gsisrt Cor. Kuhowen, Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Aianc, Beers, RIO Jaueiro Pern.mbuco ,.no,
&C. Newport Nows and 81 lhOmas-lS & orAlu MAIL -
steamer Niagara Rettg. Havana and Mexican pors-Ja'
Ward < Co.
steaner Mars Nave, Lasna'r Puerto caoelo a'd c'Fa
steamer Orn~eo tBr, Garv.n. WIndwart issnds-Ak
steamer Athos 1Br, Low. Kiuss;on-Pm orvood q CO.
steamer II yuen Republic. Compton. Port lie raN &c
steamer sau Marcos, Gaiveson-c II Mallory
steamer Delaware Chichester Charleston and Fernanina
St amer Fanua. Nelson. wilmington NC-wm Clyde
steamer wyano&e Boar. Norfolk. City Point ami Rioh.
Steamer + W Brunr Foster. Ba ,more-B Downer.
steamer Winthrop, Brtgg Portland -horatio Hal"
bark Brazos (Br Edgett Batavia, Java ior ordsrs-
BAH Agosno fAust co.nlich Ceit- Fr-Bsla Co,uich
Schr Jennie Parker (Brl Corbelt uAt'ax-A Heuev.
schr Jasper Enbrce (Brl. Tnurber Chatham NB-Maser
SAILED.
Steamers Gallia and Rrannio. Tor liverpool Critic.
and orinoco Winivafd ii nd. Aanca. 40 Jansro t,h
Golden SAnn, Bay H.,,en Ep.eG roT. q2 ton
Delaware. ChArisstoni wyanoss .ichmona' " btune'
Baltimore.
Also saile--va Long Island souDd-scamcr Winthrop.
for Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN POBiS.
Ioxrox Aur 2o-Arriyel, steamer Denmark (Br. Rgby.
' @UysssrowS Aug 2o-Arrivcd. steamer Arizona tsr'.
Brooks from NewlOTk Aug 2l on her way 10 Lverpoo!
IsIs or Widur Aug 2o-Passcd. steamer Buffalo tBU.
ScIiLr Aug Passed. Bohemia (Ger). KopN.
HAvRg Aug 29-Salei. steamer tugia Ger, karlo|a,
from HanburS hence for New.iork.
RoURS AuZ 70 Arrived. steamer PheniT (Br) DAVIS.
GiraALrIg Aug 99-Passed steamer Australia (Brl Nc
Rtcho from Mediterranean ports on her wav to Newfork.
RioJ.yp1no Arg 26-Arrived. steamer savona Ger.
KuchenIha, rom New York Vi" Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
HERE'S ANOTHER WESTERN WONDER.
GALEN is COMING TO WIN TIE FUTURITY-
WuA1 he HAS DONE

Saratoga Aug. 20 (Speciall.- The Chicago horsemen
here received special information the movements
OF tho remarkably fast colt Galen lie has trial
better than rs. and has been shipped Sheepshcai
Boy for the Futurlty His two In the West indi
the appearance OF another sensational colt in the
great stake Gaen is by Faustus Lady Restless
and is owned BY Gray Co. At Chicago he ran half
mile In AS carrying 10 pounds and beating fair field
In eantor. In his other race, hvc-urlongs
dash. he was second 10 Monsoon
Sam" Bryant's horses including Proctor Knott were
sent 70 Sheepshead to-day.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
LONG ISLAND.

Mrs. Mary Charlick Hume, wife OF Professor II. W
Hume who IS well known In literary circles, dropped
dead whils preparing 10 bahc in the surf a. Good
Ground Tuesday af crnoon.
The Citizens Association. Of Long Island City held
short but spirited meeting n it, headquarters last
night aud un-parlngy denounced tho abuses which II
Is Us chief object correct and those who maintained
or In any way abetted them in for their share OF
the eAcOIlG.iUu.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
FRENCH PARK AND THE rurUnrrY.

Montana Morrisseys unbeaen French Park will not be
cent for the Futuy. Andrew Thompson having
able TO get him ready Tho colt Is far from nt that
trial yesterday the snObe John Arkns OF SCI ling plate
disgrace beat him The absence Of the superb Of
KnG Ban and Lou Pike will rob the OF Of Its chief
attractions.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

Inc pOuI saIPH t1IS tNt0Ing Wr7r:
First race-Climax $3.50 Spinnette $50, Clara 800,
Queen OF Elizabeth 800 business 500 Cataclysm s15,
Jaubert s15, MONDAY e0. Locslre ~.
Second race-Ilcllc d0r el00 Pee Weep sos Aloxan-
dria SIS, Joseph 81, field 81.
Third race-CIuiser $40 Vosburs e35. Dad s25 Red
Prince So
Fourth race-Royh Arch e25 James A. II. sI5 Tor.
nedo 81 Vendetta 81, Col Zcb Ward 81, Perkins 81
claire 81 Bron1omsrte 81. Kemscn 81, field sl1:
Fifth race-McGowan and Palmer coupled S35 1ed eel
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
MAKiNE iyTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 6,2l 6S2 Mosn rise HAS Moons are -
nBf wtrst
4 y-s,ndv Hook ii3tI oov Isri l+0l fel GstA 2;29
SM-sandy Hoos io2l Gov f.PL 209 Hei Gate S;;o
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

Announcements
{. e. ". THE "WIClITA" COLLAR. Z. & W
NEW DEsIsN ~ COLLARS
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..
3l9 WIsT l26TlsT
OF the Nervous Grnto r7nary organs
Impotence stsriltT. Hours; > 10 IL. 5toS
HAVE you tried COENFLLs BENzorN Cos
NETC soAPl Best skin soap made. Four ounce cake
twenty-five centA For sale b. Haas. Druggist
MYRRH TOOTH SOAR gives pearly white
tceth purnes the brouh. teoth from decay.
druggist Wholesale depot - Dey-st.
On SATURDAY, SEPT. /.
The Leadin Fall styles" Gcntera-n's Hats viii De
introduced by Espsnsched. lis NIssIdh-, ia
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

running the ;and nest ee,Gr & 'h.n h. ersy PsSs
length from business and @ ,aas m they -, ran TO me
ana led into the stretch whcn Bonnie $ came & iasi G s
ewea rS and p Won .sy n Os s WIZ s neck
Rca Prince There much eloydIgs ln,a, @ the ,n s'
FOURTH RACE-rURsE $500. SELLING. SIX
R's pSrc city sS' s 10 % $500 ESQ by T''s''Ts En
E.s%sy L %sssFi h:sIn,: s Nt' - Is ( xHi%s
N' as a = q iqd Snas1 ~ sis zs is Perkins
70 MIS- Mau,e ,nd Finest Pace 80 crehon 80 Lt0i 70
HSas;Sie' as,s:sis 'lS aa' FeitIP' ls e q ''1 'a'
Miss Mouse was the nrst to get but Zero headed
BY length and M Tho last fuIions when G Zero cns S'
Ssf length rsS Sefcie 'Pc Pcrns rnU No lid ~
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $3.50, SELLING srEEPLE
CHASE. ABOUT 10 MILES.
r. Black's br. 9. santord. aged pedigree unknown
J. N. XckeTnan's ch /. George Mccullough .red lot
Be,tins-5 to on Sanford to Mccullough 8 Evan
POcls-ssn.ord sas MccullOugs elo Evsngellno sIo
Eysns.ne sns MecuoSgS st.rna.d In the lead until,
@ Sy ns m s ses ssn acn fss
disqualified for going outside the hags
sARAToCAS CLOSING DAY.
Saratoga, Aug 90 tspeciah.-The Interest IN fhe
racing keeps up to the end. and the programme for
to morrow, the final day, is as promising for good
sport on any Of tho preceding regular days. The
Relief Stakes for three year.olds, one milo and fve
furlongs, will bring Beo dor and Pee Weep together
over long distance. Pee Weep is compelled to give
tho Belle seven pounds, and as tho Maryland fl1y
Is now on edge she ought to beat Peo Weep.
Tho first race looks lIhe a gift to Climax. and
Catacysm should get tho place.
Cruiser and vosburg VIII probably be the order In
the third race.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

Chicago Stables ch. f. Leila May, by sprlnebok.
W % sc;,i2s srS % 20 WI ios 'Oosasnon
". b Jennllgs's &. h. Boaz, 8. 1lO......Q Qauiton)
W. =. Durch's Dr. {. Pasha s. 1O7........ Donohue)
o. H. S.eb6ns's b. c. Raymond. 4. JOS. lsikel
X. W Waldcns ch. T. Ny own, 3. ...(Hireshine)
J. Clay's ch Ietusnce. 3, (Anderson)
c. r. Perry Co che Little Jim. 107 (ittleheld)
6: w. ST, Johns b. Gaius Dan. 4, 1o5.. .(Winchep
W. Gratzs ch. POcateo. g. 39..........( (Martln) -
Behman Brothers ch. Broughoi aged. 107. (TaroD
W. c. Days b. Su6altern 3. .pslmer)
Tinc-1 :i9a.
Pest odds: To win-Lottie wall to s. Ballson TO l.
Boaz to l. Pocatello l. Leila May to l. Petulance
10 l. Little Jim to l. Ny Own 10 TO /, Psshn 10 10 l.
Suhatesn II 10 l. BrOughtOn IL 10 l, Raymond IL 90 l.
Galus Dan 10 70 !. Psce--Ieia May TO /, Lotte Wall
5.
Auction poos-Lotte Wall sGo Bsllson $50, field $50
Mutuals paid s51
Raymond led for firloIgs ana retired Lotto
Wall and Boaz then drew and having hammer
and tongs when Lea MAY 50, ee'eI thronph the rail
ant splendid race by hose Leck between second
and third. No bid for the winner.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30

before ci dor June. second fsvorito was never
In the hunt
THIRD RAcE-swEErsTAxEs. $3.50 EACH $1,000
ADDED. LIS MILES
Dwyer Brothers br. c. nfston. by SrenithrfS -
S'2fnss ) 2msssn y5s cs T. ~ Yum n YUM lcg t@%sEs
Chicago stables che Terra Gotta, iie !McLiSshnl
Tssgo ys psoss. b Dr. WnedeS rs P4o f. S 1917 coyngc
Time ie 3D., vr,, YUM a,o,
cI TS' ca oi To- to r bsoS sSS - to wsco Is to to
to Yum rNT Io Gpsavo = st,b,.. r,,,
Musaais Salvilei,-Yum Yum paia sIo 90, Kingston
Tho Chicago Stable declared to win with Terrs Gotta,
bu. the Dwyers refused to make declaration Wheeler
T. WAS sen; out 70 the running for his stable COM
panon and he led furlongs opening gap Of three
lengths from Yur, Yum who ran second Tapped to the
saddle by Terra Gotta Sir Dixon and Kingston waiting IN
the rear. Yum Yum headed Wheeler r. the and
that record breaker Immediately collapsed. Tho Oily
came into the homesttetch neck before Sir Dixon. who
now began Kingston up on the outside,
while Terra Gotta attempted 20 come through on The rail-
wnohcs, seeing McLsughn's intention. pulled Yum Yum
sharply the left and shu. Terra Gotta out Jimmy
being obliged to pull up avoid cuuing down the Giiy
This disposed OF the Chicago Sabo an the stretch King
soD electrical speed closing with Yum Yum at tho
turlong post and heading her in ,hc next stride Then
Murphy seeing easy victory wns tempted TO draw ~
anc Yum Yum spurted AMI caught Kingston the post
making dead heat: Terra Gotta length back. The
stakes divided
FOURTH RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs THREE-YEAR
OLD FILLIEs $50 EACH. si,5oo ADDED
Is MILES
It. ;, Bal1Tin,s ch. T. Los Angeles by GlenelgLs
Dwyen SI firo'lers o'H g b. Bella D.. ils cBamss)
j. T.. Haggin's D. T. Prose 113 tHamilton) 3
Timc-1 :5S la
Pos: Odds: To win-Los Angeles to Bella L. 70 ],
Prose to l. Pacc-Los Angeles none Bella Is. . to b.
Auction pools-Los Angeles $3.50. Bella b. slo0
Prose $lO0
MutuaIs paid 81 40
Speciality, Yum Yum and Leila May were Withdrawn.
the whole OF the running and her
leisure by lengths Bella T. second all the way
beating Prose head.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 81 o0o MAIDEN TWO YEAR,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-30
j.& C. JOHNSTON.

&CS TO 500 SAVED on the price of reliable
SAAYNE mAnufaetursr lb3 Prines-st, near broadway.