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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-10

THR New York Star of Saturday
printed revelations regarding the
scheme Of fraudulent voting in New
York by colonization under the d.
rection of election experts from
Philadelphia. The Star then as
serts that the general plan of opera
tions, not only as to the imported
chiefs, but as to their hirelings from
this city, has long been known. The
vote of New York shall not be
changed through false registration
this year any more than was permit
ted to the agents of iniquityto falsify
ii through tampering with returns
in 1884. The Democratic State of
New York will not be deprived of
its electoral votes by any ehicanery.
The Republican managers will do
we'll to accept this warning in its
full significance, and to consider the
legal consequence that rest upon
those who aid and abet plots to
tamper with the suffrage.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-10

HENDERSON does not propose to
abide by the action of the Tobacco
Association, held at Morshead, if We
may judge from the following reso-
luton passed at the last meeting of
the Tobacco Board of Trade, of that
town:
THAT the Henderson Tobacco AS
ISOLATION Hereafter shall elect nodele-
gate to the Tobacco Association of
North Carolina to its annual or 9TH
er meetings, nor pay any dues there
to, nor be governed by any law that
has been passsd heretofore or that
may be passed BY it, nor restricted
in any manner BY action therein had
or to he hereafter had"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
One Thlcrs Exposure Caused the
Downfall OF Another.

Bcdell. who robbed n New York law
firm of large amount, and Foster.
who got away with nearly two hun.
drci lhousani dollars belonging TO the
graini,y fund Of the Produce Exchange.
arU much talked about just now. Tho
formers rsscaliiy tCiug uncarthed was
what causod tho lailer's exposure. both
iinancicrs dealing N mortgages Cou-
sFqucugly Foster. compelled 70 a.. can
moi feel very kindly towards Bedell
lie frrls that be might have kent on
with bis pi'toring some TINE longer
hal not Bcdull been SO fool sh as 20
got caught aud locked up IN the tomls
Foster wuuldn't call on him II lie were
there.
But perhaps a man like Foster, who
swiudlcs great institution like the
Produce Exchange wouldn't associate
with another who stopped so low as TO
rob LAWYERS There are grades
among thieves. rs is we'll known. aud
Foster, according 20 all reports Is a
very high toned man. II he hadn't
been so heightened the men In charge
Of tho guarantee fund would have re-
uuired better guarantees from him
than forged signatures to get money
on. They seem TO have conlided in
him implicitly. and were greatly SUR
prised 10 find that no was a rascal
Implicit confidence in human integrity
Is not safe basis TO conduct an eN'
tonslvo business on. - Texas SUtingh
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
ZOO CABIN LOGIC.
nnd Rraini

bfaah engine, with its wonder.
iporslling power, coupled 20 the long
fal pfon ltI irsigLted with the richest fab
train , .ga Intellectual looms OF the cen
#rc o sbst obstacles can stay the prog
ials n tlis mighty force, when once un-
RS IN u ' steam along life's highway
DEL 5y ~ American with Drawn and brain
lno 4. sae the necessity for titles OF
dosss , nu does not care for elevation by
Iopn,'I he can reach out aud pluck the
ssds, an Drawn or brain impaired, a
~ hsIly handicapped In the mad
~ T., snreess which 10 the marked
~ \ s'..'as w Of the present age.
HIM nm physical system is most intricate
~ IA N machinery, II ought 20 he kept
P ..,l yrserlated, so that it will work har-
- ,nninnnsly IN all its parts, then il Il capa-
Z n an immense amount OF work.
NH I. ali thai watch, il expected to
gsriect time, must be wound daily.
IA; moi keep good time unless IL
~. ~ rsgnlar" More men break down
,s.,nss they don't run regular than
~ suy other reason.
II n n claimed by physicians that few
- ~ killed by hard work. II is 10
~ W irregularities 81 modern social life
s.ttbe ligA death rate 10 due. Men
sg,a iilsir candle at both ends, then
s1@ler Why il burns ont 30 quickly.
Nv main thing ia keeping the human
m,.biae n rood working order is to
WI ths regulator al right tlhe
Ils.l i tho HE, and sound health 10
.ss,e So hong Ms the blood hOws
,iwaah tie veins 9 limpid stream of
"A, alatg ths regulator with Warmers
TIT Tabfa safsaiariiln. tho Oia fash
IVA bI,4aj purifier, prepared alter tho
l..i formula I'D use Ry oar ancestors IA
r,3 m Log Cabin days, and with the
S.5g X bsasn aud brain which must
,.se. ID yaur LIES lexicon you will
t.l a. sgcsi pOrd as fail.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
Enrthnnnke Morement.

An earthquake always begins with
small vibrations, according to Prot
J. A. Ewing, and Of those which follow
none stands out remarkably abrupt
from the rest The motion Is scarcely
4 shock at all, but wobbling OF the
ground in every conceivable direction.
a moyement OF the earth of an inch
and three quarters Is the greatest yet
recorded by tho Instruments In Japan.
while the motions are usually to DC
measured only in hundredths OF an
tnnh
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
ma. Mnrn Rlr Tlmber Rafts.

Afr. Loary, who has built The great
timber RATS ut the Joggins. Nova
Scotia, has instructed his agent to sell
Tho timber used in frames and other
materials on hand at the Finger Board,
a. no will build no more rats, inc
synonse Of constructing and then Of
breaking up RATS renders tho olg r"i'
system more expensive thah Vosse's'
Bapgor Commercials
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

Inc colored race is changing in mp
,sntAlice Hnd losing rome uf the birth
. HalAs peculiar to II. The new genera
a%h " Showing the effects Of 4 higher
g ut Especially isthis noticeable ii
.ile towns, where contact with tile whites
ssio%S us effect. The fiat nosed, kinty-
afa'.ed negro is passing away and he-
coming nii unknown race. All the col
ppIeH chlidren, no mntter how dusky in
Iu', snow the change. Longer hair.
nqleiine noses and smaller mouths, with
thinner lips, are the rule.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

i tie source 81 much sunshine and Joy
frightening many dark cloud and light
enlug many d heavy lcad-butioys eontin
uai abide only IN "A healthy body. TIL,
Creator with great wisdom has distributed
over the earth vegetable remedies for every
III Of human Kind. This marvellous Lab
ofatory reveals lite secrets 10 man only by
long mud searching labor. Few men have
attained greater success than DIR. r. v
Pierce; nor devised for suffering humanity
greater production thnn his Golden
Medical Discovery the uufailing remedy
Ter consumption IN it, earlier stages, az
well a. FOR chronic nasal eatarrh, scroiula,
iGHofs aud all hlood disorders.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

First 1'ramp--Bill, wots ther stoyio
In poIs this fallP H..
Second Tramp Same as lass hva.'
rnnt Leather oyorskirts win erlh-
,,o M" e5ges and orchard brlc-a'bra@ :
Dyake's AdgastHe.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

That Mics Jones Is nice.lookiug girl,
isn't rho?"
"Yr. and she'd be the belle OF the town
If il uRsR': Tor nne thing"
"Nhat's tbai2"
'shs has catarrh so bad ii Il unpleasant
to DO near her, She has tried Il dozen
thin-s and nothing helps her am sorry
Tor Ike her. bit lint doesn't make il any
lees HiSagreenhle lor one 10 be around her.
Now i Ehe had used Dr. sage's Catarrh
Remuiy, there would have been nothing Of
ihR kind said. for il viii cure catarrh every
time.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

In chronic cases OF neuralgia, rheuma.
tlsm, or govt, where the disturbing cause
= certain acid which poisuns the blood,
Salvation Oil should De used. This mower
lul paiD'destrOyer will in lime dissolve the
I'"i"nn circulating ia the blood. and bring
rellel when all others fail. Price % cents.
The latest news from Zululand comes by
cable. The warriors have all married.
, hey desire in the future peace and happi.
ness ana enough DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
Tor the next season.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

No other term than the above would an
ply o tie woman who could see her vonth
lui beauty fading away without uaug d
rrertt Many woman becomes prsma.
,urely ola hui haggari because Of Innc,
ilnnai arrangement What pity that ali
such DO not knpw that Dr. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription viii restore their organs a.
. uormai state. and make them youtifal
aud beautiful nuca muFei For the iils II
which the daughters 81 Eve are peculiarly
liable tie Prescription is a sovcreirl
remedy. Il IL the only medicine sold y,
druggists under positive guarantee Iron,
TIE manufacturers that il will give satis-
faction ~ every case, or money will lie re,
turned. See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
The present tariff on potatoes Is fifteen
CENTS per hushc
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

~ y ths rvasnna why Acutt'a Emulsion
~ fs,a arfr aate IA. hccsuap 10 "a the
" " " II Cameron. Halifax. u, 4.
~ aave prescribed SCOTS EmHi.
49, 'Nsd itraf Oh. ptth Hypaphos
800 isf ne past tuu years. Aud found
" sl'a agreeable e. ihp stomach and have
t' s.'qi'R from 10 nee than RuT other
s., n, - 'Ha k,Hd have ever sas,i.
"a. b 81 ..rusyas'a
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

FoR BRoNcuAL hsTnNAric AND PuLMo.
AAhY COMPLAINTS. "lirnwn's Bronchial
Itgehes" have remarkable curative prop.
critics. Sold only ii boxes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

when nsby was sick. We gave her castoriA.
when che uas n child. sho cried for Castoria.
when rbe becams Mics, she ciupr 10 castoria.
when Al had ,ai,lNrou ,bs rarr tbrra castor
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
''Ibot Mics Jones i niee.looking girl,

Fish are reported very scarce Of Iii,
! Greenland cnnst and ia North Law.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

tiers, porous FlectricaI), = Rose
o0trenm, for Catarrh They are, like
Warmers "lippecanoe," the simple,
effective remedies OF the old Log Cabin
DAYS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

a great friendship hns sprung IN between
rH.Qneen Isabelle u Spain aud Mrs. Mac.
lnM
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

HIVr Not iaraHrn7 There " pas rein
VICE tan 'fy zithuHt danger ~ hum.
~ Nad e ~ q. Coleman. thsmis,,
A.saaaiso. Mob. Ter trial pact aEp - his
.t''fa sure lis only mode II sdyer.
y giving y assay. Postage 2e
sc Toe Yoarart Mpntian thia f,afssg,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

~. ~ opportunity for every Lady and Gen.
teinah to secure an independent fortune
w the investment Of only Sc. Address,
WIN stamp, The Montana Investment Com.
pany, Helena, Mont.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

1ftfsir'cA With Sore Eyes ute M Isaac Thomp
'ctt hle Nhtrf. lfHrFlrts eel %, PC.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

Thurman brings forth the bandana in
al nub.ie knaaellra
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
A Rnrtn,,. e. &c

hearing dogs for their skins is practiced
ia Manchuria and Mongolia.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
FOIF Books Learned in One READING
A Years Work Done in Ten Days.

From the Chaplain Of Exeter College and Houghtor
81 flac Fireman. oxford.
COL Exon. DEull-. Sc TEMPER Igsz
Dear sr:-ln April 1855. while INF king u taFInp
orders ~ sepIemb Der suddenly received uDfIes f1
lily ordtnaii,n examination gvaid he ueid n fert
blgHt- lSd only ten no. days T. which 10 pri.tare
gr w W EAan. tho1id recommend years prrpa.
TAtlo " we case u anyone - utterly H9DfepAed a.
NAh5 but your system had Ftreug Il ned NV
natural memory. that was able 70 re84eIn Der and
eve Inc gist Of any book after reading It once i
therefore read Lghtfoot. Proctor. Harold BYaIne +
MOsheluL etc. etc, once. and wss successful n
StIg one % ihe nine papers The Present Bishop o.
Ealngnrg knows the facs. Faithfully yours
- =, lEEv.I JAMES AIDDLEToN MACDONALD IN Al
TO Prof. A. Loisette, 81 Fifth Avenue. Ny
Perfectly taught BY correspondence send for
prospectus
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

Has cured all coughs, colds, bronchitis, and
relieved asthma and consumption for all who
have used it. Is not this an evidence Of it's
merits and reliability It is sure and saa
medicine for all bronchial troubles and never
fails to give satisfaction. Try it under a full
Warrantee. Price zoe and si.Oo per bottle.
Prepared by EMMETT PRoPEIErAaY Co, Chi
cago, III.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

,8tfa +saFasl AAE "
Is,mlss tlsls morning that AionEo q.
Tlsafis aas the lnrkY ilhacAn Who
I. Z taentieth ~ ticket 40 81, 500
\ ID tirsa tho second prize ~ 500. 90
I IN ianins II lAe Louisiana Siats
Lasay hsl un tao 7th inst, our re-
s.ttsr eslesi al hia residence 10 learn
n ir,t5t u ,isa matter
IT. E4luarla has lived ia Ithaca
igsaiy yeats, SSH grNia the south end
1 4 ihs Oue.afayy, unpAtntsd house,
auiei No ~ uu Linn street MIR III
~, US lass returning from his work
| q 8Sf lriDster reached ilO house aud
4 va asked u ltr mas tie lnrky holder
.! h. slsbyv mentioned ticket. aud he
niiagir aii shai hu was
-sinr Fua received tho money!
niel iae rEI1Tsey
"ll prt4a u believing. son can look
4 is dram tia, ! reserved this mora
as Hal Is fslaastls t0ak from his
Feats = ignH uu Nrp York which MAS
8 ~ a #a5. iha fare yalHc t.5ing
N7E, 81 beas dalaclDi Ger COST u
5sR
1all ya1 ty your lack a,,ainy"
Ea#s lAs repeater
Ns. yr NAti Mr. Eians.ia. II
5i4iry O. .ges Gresasynally. list shall
pte' uUd iagsnn" Fun assay mish
Iaa me. ssst s.! ID l. cau nUw
&M euHn NJ mF nRu, aud Mr. HI
W. Z hs1.leG aFrg ;lt Iratg a. hts wife
fit3 BIZ ssiH hv ahuuli haFW rAshrd AZ
3 First A4liuHSl bauk, ailj gltr noaey
4 atti,Ig ~ 20. AZ g.E q d
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

10 haA 10 ~ 1zHpftins cattle across
O. as,aa $40 Ga 1850 81 ptr cent.
AEpa''ur. dad utli stails yslls= ras
tss Z; bgSas yei.u~.
lsHt arr fhirtp sstsa Revolutionary
R5asassta sfiij an tMr list
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

as Emf Grant. oaIueh
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10

The present tariff on potatoes is fifteen
rents per bushrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Psbur9 July IA base balls and an inexcusabls
Smith the Quaker City this Afternoons
game The remarkable for the brilliant field
both sides and for tho skill OF the opposition
pitchers. Attendance 1000 The score was as follows
P PhaSSsgh'' '.'..'S 9 9 9 g 9 %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .; Pittsburs, 4. Errors-Phi
aieiphla Pitsburg /. Pitchers-saunders and Morris
Umpire-Mr Bufinon
indianapolis July 14-The indianapolis club defeated
the Washington nine its champion competitors for last
place today The nine played poorly in the field
bu, made their hits well together The score was as APP
pended:
ySssaass1F. S GS 9 2S 9 g g
Observation-Disclosures, s indianapolis, .. Errors
washington. q indianapolis, l. Pitchers-o'Day and
Healy Umpre-Mr. Valentine.
Detroit July 14-Darkness stopped to-day's game be-
tween the Detroit clubs the end OF the tenth
inning with the score The Boston nine seemed to
have the until the ninth Inning, when by free
batting the champions scored four runs and tied the score
This was the result OF the match
BS;1Sn -: -: 9 2 8 . ] 2 SS-s
Basehits-Boston. II; Detroit, 1G. Errors-Boston,
1 Detroit . Pitchers-Clarkson and Gruber Umpire
Mr. Kelly
Kansas City, July IA dispute over decision by
Acting Umpire Donohue ninth inning to-day stopped
the game The Brooklyn nine refused to play and the
game given the home club by the score OF to
The as follows;
Bsnsas city 80. -: Z 9 9 . 9 9 q
Basehits-Kansas City, o; Brooklyn 0. ErrOrs-Knn-
sas City, o; Brooklyn o. Pitchers-Hughes and Ehret
Umpires-Terry and Donohue.
Cincinnati July 1.-THE Clncinnatls won today's
game by the punching OF hits in the fifth, sixth ana
eighth innings pitched splendid game and held
Cleveland down five hits, four being mere scratches
Attendance, 1900. The follows
SIsyiansi, ~ 9 Q 9 g 9 Q 8 90
Basehits-Cleveland s. Cincinnati 10. Errors-Cleve-
land. !: Cincinnati . Pitchers-Caswcll and Smith.
Umpre-Mr. Docschcr.
Louisville July 1.-THE Louisville and Athletic CLUBS
played here to-day the home nine again won Sew
ard pltched with little effect the Louisville players bat
ting his delivery freely. The appended;
AtAlets 49,. Q . ! 9 OO--55
Basehlts-A Athletic s; Louisville, 1o. Errors-Ath-
etic, 0 Louisville g. Fltchers-oe"aru Gnu ficcAo''
Cmpre--Mr. Mcouade.
St Louis July 1.-THE Baltimore nine won game
from the St. today before large crowd OF
people King pitched with effect except in the eighth
inning when the Baltimore made all their runs The
follows:
b BaitI 1onis -.. Q 9 : . %
Observation-Disclosures 6; ST. Louis, s. Errors-Baiti-
more ) St Louis T. Pitchers-Cunningham and King.
Umprc-Mr. Ferguson.
Pltsburg July 1.-The baseball and other pool rooms
IN this city were closed this evening. and will remain
closed until the Supreme Court has passed uDon the
legality OF their business
Other games resulted follows
At Rlnshamton-Bing hamton IA. Scranton O.
At Elmra-Elmra ., wlkesbarre l.
A. London-Toronto II. London G.
At Naturalization IL, Buffalo 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
ANOTHER CLERK ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.

Another man in the employ OF Thurber. whyiand Co.
a prisoner at Police Headquarters last night charged
with being in the conspiracy to rob the firm. He Is
John T. Gof twenty years o, age. whose home is at No.
GO West Broadway Members Of the firm have had the
utmost confidence COTS integrity and he employed
buyer After the arrest OF John Brady the porter
who also kept in Brooklyn and was the receiver
OF the goods stolen. COT betrayed much anxiety
and deective-sergean Swallowed him by order OF In
spector Byrnes Three who arrested with Brady
July are now in the Tombs awaiting trial. Brady
Is out on bail. Coz Brady's house in Brooklyn
Friday night and begged him not TO tell what other
employees OF the firm in the conspiracy.
The detectives aftcrward had talk with Brady and
learned COT had been helping rob the firm After
his COT confessed that he had helped Brady TO
get soap and hams worth 80 GOO and that Brady had paid
him s217 his services As buyer for the firm, Gof
could go to commission firm and order provisions
which Brady wanted. The goods would be received at
the firms store and then Brady would deliver them to
his own truckman. when Brady wished to tell Gon
that he secured the goods he placed two fingers
against side OF his and the buyer understood the
signal to all right Coz will be arragned at the
Jefferson Market Police Court to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
4 NOVEL ADVERTISEMENT FOR "yERo. +.

The knothoes In the Polo Grounds fence we're never
more eagerly pceked through than those In the
fence surrounding the vacant lots at Fourhave. and
ThIrteenth.st. yesterday. The attrnction huge
white balloon which WIS being inflated by gas. under
the direction Harry swcatman who looks after the
advertising OF Imre Kirafy's spectacle Nero" The
balloon is used advertise Nero" II is made OF oil
silk is Atty feet In diameter and $3.50. At IL
m Yesterday the work Of Initiating begun. and In
three and half hours 10000 cubic feet Of gas had
passcd into the balloon through sk hose seven inches
in diameter Twelve sand bags Weighing 100 pounds
each were used to hold II down while Il was being
inflated Al Q: 80 D. M the balloon sent up 900
,aet in the afr and was moorcd by the ropes two
windsse which fastened In the ground BY sixteen
stakes In future 500 feet Of rope will be paid out
The balloon may be from point In the eiv and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
II Grover Cleveland doesn't look out he run sec
all the ycar-even in November.
CRICKET LACROSSE AND TENNIS.

The Amateur League the Albions yesterday in a
cricket match at Central Park Score, los to SO. On
the grounds the Cosmopoans won game against
Kings County, the being 80 10 81.
The Brooklyn eleven beaten by the New-York
eleven yesterday Prospect Park in onennIng cricket
match by score OF IS 80. No double figures were
scored by Brooklyn men. A. Williams, for New York,
up 2s. while Rorke got l3
With three wlckets fall when wckets were pulled
at o'clock last evening the Manhattans beat the Amas
in a cricket match Of inning the score being 1e5 to
80 Cobbs bowling for the Manhattans was excellent
At the bat he scored %.
Fully hundred spectators were on the Brooldyn
baseball ground yesterday look at the between
the BROOKLYN Lacrosse Club and the Staten Island Ath
Ietic Clubs the first time in the
Brooklvns scored victory, thanks the fine play OF
Fanncry and Harms They scored three goals 10 their
opponents one, made by Mechanic. No goal made
in the first half OF the game although the Islanders
claimed two
After some little delay the finals in the Staten Island
tennis tournament Athletic Grounds decided
Yesterday winners walking of quite satisfied with
nobby7 umbrellas. The results follow:
Genuemen's Doubles Carroll and Larkn beat Brown
and rockingham 40, 11-0, c. c.
Genuemen's Singles: Larkin beat Gould CO, G-3
90 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
THE y4vY YARD TO HUM WITH "W0RkERS. :

There was large delegation OF New-York and Kings
County Democratic workers the Navy Yard yesterday
and they assured that they could represent 10 the
tired, hungry and thirsty constituencies that 'hee
would soon b. employment for largo force "a could
be put to work without the getting in each Others
way In addition the Atlanta, Boston. Chicago Rich
ond Pensacola and Yantic which to BE- repaired the
work on the Mantonomah Is TO be pushed. and the ma
tcrals Tor the construction OF the new rmored cruiser
Maine will begin TO arrive the yard In about six weeks
10 int before the sixth day septemberor sixty days
before eecon-the Navy Yard viii present picture OF
activity uhcquailed since the war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
NOTES OF THE TURF.

Mr. withers has gladdened the hearts of the book
makers by decreelng that all bets made within thirty
minutes Of starting time Of any race shall stand
Hence the public will back britannia at their own risk
Should he bleed at the post and be withdrawn, they
lose their money.
1t was rumored in the ring yesterday that Of
the most popular bookmakers lost so heavily on the
first three races that he took down his slate and re-
tired
Andy Mccarthy has returned from Chicago, and
will be often in the saddle at Monmouth. He
rode Portland yesterday in the selling race.
"No. 357 broke the record yesterday. She pulled
the parlorcar train from the race course to Jersey
City In 81 1-o minutes.
Tiny7 Williams, the clever lightweight jockey,
has not been suspended by Mr.. Caldwell per
sons supposed Bender has bcen set down for the
year. So has Monkey Charley
Emperor OF Norfolks condition IS not so serious as
reported. He will undoubtedly be seen al COney
Island in September.
II Grover Cleveland doesn't look out he'll run second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
:. FRED" REMINGTON, THE Artist, HEA RID FROM

The Fred Remington who committed suicide at
Trinidad Colorado Friday Dot the whose H.
Illustrations in uarper's," The Century" and other
magazines have made his well known. Trib-
unc reporter called upon George NJ Wright at his office
in the Stewart Building yestef1ay afternoon Mr.. Wright
is friend OF Mr. Remlngton's and had Just received
dispatch saying that the latter with his family az
Goversvie N Y. and that the report Of his suicide
false was certain that T. could be he
ceiyed a telegram from Mr. Remngtons faher-in-law.
saying that Fred left Kansas City "Wednesday night for the
Fast said Mr. Wright OF his friends have
been worried and have received inquiries
about It, i hope that the denial will be widely pub
Ifshed