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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
VALUABLE PROPERTY INVOLVED IN A SUIT.

Wills Paine formerly United states Commercial Agent
ut Bucharest seeking in suits against Caroline p and
Sarah Dunn and others TO have aside conveyances OF
cert lin property tho Dunn sisters which he claims were
made by his grandfather John Paine while in feeble health
and OF undue influence the part OF hts wife aud
her neces the defendants The property consists OF four
houses and lots Sxtichst Tentaye, valued at
100000; lot Mt Fourteenthst and Fourthavs.
worth $4,000 and Nos. and wsrrenst worth $4,000
John Paine. died in 1885 at the age OF ninety.
The members Of his family who survived him
his second wife Caroline dead the plaintiff
whose father, William H. Paine had died in 1882 Virginia
NJ Paine the widow Of tho latter and another daughter
Mrs Pschofshen. After William H. Paine died his father
made codc to his WILL giving all his property in trust for
the equal benefit OF his grandson William and his daughter
inlaw Virginia. with the exception OF annuity Of $4,000
for his wife, When the latter died May 81 1892 she
left will bequeathng all her property to her two nieces
In opening address before Justice Lawrence and Jury
the Supreme Court yesterday l. Latin Keogg for the
plaintiff forth his claim The day consumed In read
ing letters tending show the estimation IN which Jchn
Paine held the plaintiff The trial will proceed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
THE DocK board Defends ITS CASE.

Mayor Hewitt received letter YESTERDAY IRON Pre'geat
Stark Of the Department regarl TO tho lease BIZ the
cty 70 tie Manhattan Railway Company OF the plot OF ground
on tie west bank Harlem River north of Onehundred
and.fv.nntst Mr. nclos the original resolution
passed ly Tbs Boar aroring the lease TO the Man
haitian COMPANY action o. the sinking Fund Commits
sion 1T yug the else Tie plot OF ground IS about three
all ose4lriss acres tAryGve city lots The lease IS
frrea ve-s with two renewals N, comra1y 20 pay 5000
800 an = 900 per year for The thrr, srm' tine end
o. - A. time the LAM arl prOvcmsnts ncuing the build
rs are 70 revert city Thus the city viii have m In
proved water front o. piers AMI the Sins between them
marginal wharf street place. anl ths 81 telojOpOa
q END OF tli.ftr years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
CONVICTED or swIyDLIN0 IuMIGRAyTs

Herman oercs agent OF the North German Lloyd Steam
ship Company recently made complaint Mayors Marshal
Byrnos that immigrant runners" Leo
pold Appel and Christopher Schneider. swndng imm
grants They promised TO ocure raro and steamship
tickets at less than the usual and obtaining the
of the immigrant charge full faro and
commission for purchasing the ticket An Investigation
was held yesterday by Marshal Bvrnes the found
guilty. and their licenses were revoked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
r111Ep WHILE STOPPING 4 RUxAwAr HoRSE.

KILLED WHILE STOPPING RUNA VA 7 HORSE.
William fl. Donnelly runway horse attached to
nk. wagon Greeneave Fulton ST.. Brooklyn yester.
day morning and eavoedto stop the animal The wagon
caught swcr and overturned falling on
DOnney. causing internal I'M aries from which he died
short time Jacob Rcinheimer OF No 333 Gold
ing when It beyond his control was ar.
rested q charge Of mansaughter aud hold $1,000 bail.
Donney was years ago was plasterer by
trade He his way 10 work.
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pp1c...RR4c1T uO0REs GALLERIES.

The soe Of the stevens OF brcabr BEGAN
,riav ,ernoon AZ oores Auction Galleries 40 2)D Fifth
ave Arctoreer raped with his hammer at
o'clock anA started bidding plates and pacques
snuTers amt trays There roomft Of Oider' and e
competition was lively. resulting IN exceont p-ice'.
Amonr the gures realized were Cea0n pitcher SO 50;
two Italian dntl0ck pistols with carved and silver iuNd
stocks $50 each; old Ital.an bunderbuss finely maid
s so antique Persian lock- OF engraved Steel 81 beau
tiiuly carved ivory hunting horn SAD git Al" p'hei o."
Ino nIates SOC 30 and s27 3d. an Empire ormolu clock
which cost e5S went for $40 graceful pair OF wall
Iiehts lIes in XIV gilt ormou brought 959 eaeh
n la Have tea service, twenty pieces, S36
The sale Will be resumed to-day az = oclo cx
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have the wsnd have him Tor tho no0la
nature that he really was
MISS COFFIN PLACE n Nv A sTIUA
TO QUESTION THE SANITY or KYRLr nEiLEw's AD-
MIKrE-MER ECCENIEICIIIEs.


inlcal inquiry Is to be made in regard to the
alleged insanity Of MISS Harriet Elizabeth Coffin the
young woman who, according TO the statements OF
physicians who have recently examined her, has some
strange halluciratons.
Justice Andrews Of The Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed DR.. Matthew Cbalncr. and Lawyer John H.
JudSc commission In lunacy take testimony In the
ca,c before a ehrI.n'> Jury. Nils coffin l. twenty
trco yeais old ana formerly lived in Cincinnati with
her father ii. LncGs Coffin. wealthy man. she has
an incouI" Of $1,000 year a present and has cOnsid
erabe eNpccta'icas. Her mother, MIS-. sexta Collin
la lived apart from her husband FOR several years
The application for the appointment OF commits sion
vas made by Charles d. Willy, Of Cincinnati executor
and trustee under The will OF Charles D. Coffin, tho
young womans @ ahdfuheP. who G his will gave her
life estate.
Nj wildly says HAT he en1'avorel to inluce her
fa'her who Is I'm Cincinnati to make the application,
but he refused Mrs Coffin was inclined 10 do 50, but
fraly drcIincd sh, did wish Ia incur the III.
viii OF her daughter TIE latter lived IN this city with
Mrs Colin for several years, but eighteen months ago
she left her mother saying that she dslked her and
would no longer be under her control Miss Conin
went 10 the Siurevant House February 1. 1857,
and was registered there as Miss H. j. Stafford After
a while she di. appeared from that house Recently
she took room at tho Windsor Hotel, where on Jan
nary L. her name registered by the clerk at her
request "a Mrs H. 4. RichardOn.
On account Of hcr eccentric conduct the propretors
OF the Wind or refused t. keep her any longer Mr..
Wildly was sent for and arrived on January H. no
caused an examination To be made by Drs. George NJ
Hammond and Samuel Wesley smith. DR.. Smith says
She afflicted With hairclnatlGns sight and hearing
sire has been frequently in the habit of going la the
theatre AID while thsrc imagined that people pointed
AZ her aud said Look at that fast woman" She is In
love with kyrle Belcw the actor, and said that the
latter Opcnly insulfcd her while tho stage, when
she went TO sec HIM perform. 81 has been carrying
revolver and has threatened to kill Kyrle Below
with II These statements In part corroborated
by DR. Hammond, who adds that she has a belief that
people are trying to kill her Both physicians agree
that Is unsafe for her to be at large On their GER
tificatc she has been placed in a private asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
4 LITTLE OIL c.

A LITTLE GIRL CRUSHED BY Az ENGINE TRUCK
Annie Rogers sge ten daughter Of Thomas Rogers while
coasting down the Aagnolaaye h Elizabeth yesterday
afternoon instantly Killed by truck DC
3ngng TO Engine Company No both tho ont aud Dack
wheels OF the vehicle passing the ehids heal mo
driver son Drew. who gave himself np 20 police aso
had narrow escape The folding gates the sprpssI
crossing OF the Central Railroad open and before he
knew lie found himself the tracks nenaced by IN ap
preaching Train hunning away from this danger bs wagon
gained such momentum that he coud check IN time 10
avoid tie accident lumber OF Witnesses the adair OK
one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
r1cystyD FIG URES ABOUT IIrWcRANT&

Y N
Tho annual circular issued yesterday 10y inc castle
Garden Huraau Of Employment shows the nnmb'r oil
Immigrants handled during the past year 10 be l"@'o
OF these 8 .G7G were males and 6j94 females. About
400 Of hc males artisans the rest being farm
laborcls Nearly all the females were servants. Al
,nost every Profession and trade scnied The
average wage paid agricultural abor'is, Including
fosrd. was $II 30 month. As scrvaH,5 tic women
earned as a rule about 80 month. Germany sent
thc largest number OF men. 4.59O but more women
came from Ireland than from any other cOunirN-4DI.
against s14 from Germany The number Of Irishmen
Is given as 3.522. From 100 20 900 people came from
each Of De other Enrppan COuri cs. eAec spain and
I,nLfm,al neilher OF MhLch II rcpIcscnted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
PUSHING TIE AvrEsALooy MorEuExE

The members OF the National Saloon Republican Com
moe will meet tomorrow orco Of the chairman
Albert GrGel. No s3 tsslast Among thu masters That
will DO discussed is the project Of holding Natona con-
ference or this city next spring has been
urged By many advocates Of the throughout tAe
country.
At tie meeting OF the State Leigue last week exJa 70
Noah Davis elected chairman u Tie Executive Co-
mittee j. H. Mitchell OF Brooklyn treasurer. and 8 r.
Pope. organizing secretary the work Of the league 10
proSperifE In all parts OF tile State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
CRLEBRArIyg BYROys cryTryyrrY

On the Of Byrons centennety last satardly
literary exercises held at the Century club r
stedman read poem. aud Dr Titus Munson Coan crca.
paper upon the character and the OF poet
gave him th first place Englkh poetry since Milton and
while eIcusng his moral hreg ulares said hoy
than greater than those Of other the
same station OF fe but only openly proclaimed Had
Byron lived year long hs said to show what he could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
rprprErs RORy AT NEWBURG.

NgwnrRG, Jan. 23 tspecaD.-Mr'' Andrew wesley
Mastea in tho Fourth Ward Ia'' n''n" S"'' Ot'a "
49,, al no,. Thi, makes SLrs Masten the mother
- oevau ehIldron bora within foartaen years. Tho
thrsa hoys Weighed emily fourteen pounds Thoy were
,nrnnI inhn. Daniel and Wllll2m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

COFFEE, THE MURDERER, ASKINGTO BE SHAVED
PrTrsBURG Jan. % (speeiaD.- Ed Csnes the con-
demued murderer his threat last week to-day
wrote that he had not bean shaved snce August and
offered fifty cents for tue services OF skilled barber so
that he could presenta clean appearance when his raw
y calls Tomorrow. He wrsts promise TO be quiet
and obsdtent Tie and strap mo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
eup ppTnr0poOu WAS MISSING

u,zIEros, Penn. Jas. 30 tspeeaD.--Ia South Heber-
ton. town eight miles from tbis place, Miss Clara
sohaub. daughter Of Conrad schaub, and Max waefel
were 70 10 married Saturday At the appointed hour
the family OF the bride the minister aud tho guests were
all assembled but the bridegroom dd not appear IL
WA learned that he mad left Lehgh Valley
traia early In the afternoon and that he had bought
ticket for NsW-york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
THE COURT OF APPEALS

A1r,xY 2iIn tho Court Of Appeals to-day the fol-
Iswlns argued:
Gs7 william Turnbridgc. respondent agt cassius IL
Read and Edward :. stokes. appellants.
Ne. 90. Daniel Brce. RESPONDENT agt Paul Bauer ap
prilant. Submtot
Nos. GOi AMI 500. William II. HOLSTER appellant agt
Jchr 4. stewart and others. res Oudents.
Following IS the day calendar for January 2i
Nos 500, GIL, GiS CAS- Gas, Gl7. $50 and C5I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

that Tic upern iendcu aud allowed the two ohers
who ourncymsn than They earned tho loss
in being near SlOa All the accused
cept the superintendent ACKNOWLEDGED aer guilt AMI they
an pacei 81 900 bail rie system As been
for several noas ami Will amount TO several
thousand dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRTOF NETWORK MONDAY. JAN. 23. 1888


ARRIVED
Steamer Calico ,BN Jones' Hull jan 9, with mdse to saa.
lc3mcT Brcoaia tBr uo ar rraaG pc 81 pcms,
Steamer Asi tIr, Evaas Jacmel Dec ~ Aux caye, 30
o.aarr9ee In J. Poft i mon Il %lt1 nl'' 10 P"
steamer Victoria NOR. Aar,th, Demerara 10 days with
"sse 10 ,sS b. Wt a. s ~ with
fur TO hc Frank nIos co Arrived At tie Bar at m
End passengers to outebidge Co. ArrvedaI the Bar
steamer Louisiana eager Ncworoans days with mdss
~" Steamer ii Monte IsS tosac, Neworeans days with
steamer Piouerr Pennington. Wilmington days. viii
misc to Wm = Cyde & co
steamer kana"ha sears Newport Ne"'' with coal to
steamer 2 W Brune. Lewis Baltimore with mdse TO b y
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. Philadelphia. viii md,,
steamer winthrop Bragg Portland with mdso and
Snip ihnsi' aier cf Boston. Entwi.rs oIo 1873 days.
with sugar 70 9rasr vs, e., TO Vernon i sro"p CO
sugar to order. vessel 10 Bowring q Archibald -
Win i ws ' to orer vessel 10 Tiss Rager & Co.
Mary S Ss & 9 ys;. S Ss%G hE G '
BARK Mloner (Nop. Nilsson, Pernameuco so days with
Brig ; Packard N9ns9.oS CaieRas u day" with mi''
"a Steamer La B,urgogae tFp. from iayre. pregtonsy
reorsI brings passengers Arrived the Bar ~ Is
sUysEr-At sandy HOOK winl calm: cloaIy aud izy
Al ciy Island y ind light sN' cDaF.
CLEARED
Kelly.
Steamer NacOochoe. Burg. Slvannah-.Henry fongs.
FqHator Nelson Charleston VIM Clyde q 20.
Filadclia (Aust Tag thIil. AhcaHte-Bes Co,nch
Bark Moonbcam. Dunbar. Barcelona X lie Flores
Brig Cameo Mailman II Anns Bay-G Vessels q 20.
Schr HASKELL Haskell Point. Pitre-U Lough 4 Co
sohr Magg G Abbott Carson. Port su Prince-G Brett
schs Karsre ,Br, Delury, Yarmouth Ns-scsmmen Bros.
Schr Cricket tBr Kennedy 81 John, NBScammcll Bros
SAILED.
There were no vessels reported as sailing to-day.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LvPRroor, Jan 23Arrivod, steamer Lake Ontario iBrs
Campbell. IRON New. YORK
QUEENSTOWN Jan 2a-Arrved steamer City OF Richmond
Qr BEDFORD from New YORK Jan IA on her way 10 LVer
pool tand rroceededl. ~ -,
HULf. Jan 2s-Arrved steamer Msresgo tBr. Irwin.
from New.York. , N, r.....
FAsrNEr Jan Passed. steamer Bothna (Brl Du,too
from New-YorK her To Queenstown ana idvctpoo
Iz,Ep Jan 2S-Passed. stesiner France tbrl haaisy-
from New-York her u london. 49,.
AMsrERDAM Jas 23-Afryed. steamer schledam tDteih
Pom sen from New-York. 60, MIA
ASfwkaP. Jan al-Arrved steamer Jan Breydel tBsish
Never rom NewYork. ia ~
Korsabiec from Newiofk. ~
Iouan. Tor New.rork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

A FOUR COREERED COMBINE" IN NEWARK.
Julius r. seitz OF the hat firm OF Carl setz
Newark procured the yesterday OF four OF the
tnployes John BosODshsw. the superintendent. John
Ysenbeg the foreman and Jacob Often and Jacob Speman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
KILLED IN HIS SLEIGH BY A TRAM

C,x.xn,tcr,. n v. Jan 90 (SpeciaD.-While riding
nm Mafn,t in sleigh this afternoon James Mnihsah
age twenty-five was killed, and Matte Bsahe''' ago
twelye the Youngest daughter OF Thomas r. benhvu
LAWYER OF th4 village. was seriously npr. ~ n,rsi Pill
with the o'clock express en inc Nc" N ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

HELD FOR TABBTNG 4 FELLOW" CROOK"
James johnson, alias Jersey jimmie" tho notorious
"crook who stabbed another "croOk,' William Rogers.
IN Flrstst on saturday night arraigned ut Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning Justice
o. Reilly remanded the prisoner the custody Of Detective
slavsou until to-day for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
100 COLD TO oARRY ON TIL FOR MuRD Err

TOO COIU TO CARHf Nv a IHIHI II FUH W ND Il
The trial OF >tonio GAndrel. who has been in jail
al chsrgs iSarder in the first degree began yesterday
before Judge Giesseeve Assistant District rney
Wis prosecuted the and william T. hewe appeared for
the defence Two jurors temporarily secured before
he court az burned because the too cold
The prisoner young Italian and the over Chiara
Cignarae convicted last May Of numbering her
husband Antonio Cgnarae This killing occurred First
ave- near ST.. on october 20. 1856
The woman under OF death and is awainga
decision Of the OF Appeals in her Mr. Davis
poets to produce evidence 10 show that Antonio dAndrea
bought pistol Cignarae and taught her how 10
IL that she might shoot her husband The prisoners rela
tons The the Jealousy between herself
and her husband which shooting The Trial will
last several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
TEMPERANCE DISCUSSED BIZ BAPrISTS

The Rev H. A. DelarO of NOrwalk, Conn, read
paper The saloon Question from the Prohibition
point Of view to the Baptist Ministers Conference
Yesterday. warm discussion followed the reading
between the advocates Of Prohibition and of temper
ance The paper opposed licensing saloons and this
position was approved by the Rev. DIS Parn lee, Pat
ton. Pogcson, aud other ministers. The Rev. Dr.
barker defended the license Of saloons the ground
that comprOmse was the science of all gOOd govern
reut ~. /. 4. Crandall protested against the
attacks which Temperance rcceiy cd from cNtfcmc
Prohlblonists who did not approve of conservative
methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
MARINE INTELLIGENO
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun risea 7l3 Sets. Of Mooa SGT, 3li-N,,as ago,
HGGH WATER.
<.N-Sandy HS,x. ISL Ispd AOS Hell Gate. 5I57
P.u.-Sandy Hook. k2J Gov Isti AJi He'll Gate, 62j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
INCOMING NTEINEES.
OUTG DING STEAMERS.

rcsss. Zine FIR Mail. closa ssl&
Mexico span rranA Havana ..........-. pm pm
WEDNESDAY. JAN p
Celtic whtA star. Liverpool ...-.....ll 3d. 23Op m
Ems " q Lloyd. Bremen & StlnJn IA3Dam $50 ~
Alliance. Brazil Aiii. Brazil ports 1919 pm
Barr tcOuta. Atlantic ~ WI, Btrbltoes a m IL IN
THURSDAY. JAN 20
Ru-il. UamD.imer. HAMBURG .....-.-.. $50 pm
CITY Oh Was'iol. A.eXGra Havana &c. pm > Pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

REFrSIyo TO LICENSE ODONNELL'S PLACE.
The Board OF EXClse yesterday rejected an application 70
49, amelia pla.e Al sixth ava and twenty fourth
A. n. ucense OF Which niy revoked 10y The Board
mon proai Inst place was dsorey house aresort
of disreutaLls md need for Immoral prpoSe@
resolution OF the Board was Unanimously ""Vp'e" "' viz
MAGE Will not be asan licensed for any purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
Bill OF THE EAsTERY BOULEVARD CLUE

Ball or THE EASTERN BOULbFAhD CHOh
The Eastern Boulevard Clubs ball will be given 10 morrow
evening the Lexington Avenue Opera House S"ppas
Band viii furnish the dance music and all the arrangements
for Tho comfrt NJ M, rebers and their guests have been
carefully AMI literally attended to BIZ the ball committee
Althoug t- has given many informal DANCES al us
club house. at the foot Of Onehundred antwony hrsE
tbs ball Of Wednesday night Will be The hTs' grah o"
since s72 Nearly 200 members OF the eluD arc
on re reception comnce among them being Colonel john
H. Fellows JuI Ice MARITIME. senator A. Cantor Ihars'
Dayton Frank A. Ehret Hugh Fsrrisan, jacob ia9per'
Andrew j. White and Judge John II BraU
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
Or. ssiD's pusuc se4Nce.
ne works Wonders Before an Asufsnos
"a fowsrs' Opera House.

A very respectable audience was present
st Pewers Opera House last nighs 70 wit
Ress DR. T. W Reds exhibition Of sealed
letter and slate writing l. Y. koulson
spoke si some length of the progress Of
spiritu sllsm expressing the belief that II
Ology 20 snlls hien the world. Al TIE close
solo. during which Dr. Reid came upon the
stage. and sitting down st . table With bis
head resting up9n his left hand. began 10
write rapidly with lead pencil. When Df.
Ross sat down Dr. keid read letter which,
hs ssia, Was an answer 10 one which
Dr. Ross must have written. Dr. koss al
nlitted thai Il was pertinent answer - q
letter &c had wrigten. unknown tc DR. Reid,
and iei. 81 his. Dr. Ross Office. Other AL
sners we're read and similarly recognized
by persons IA the aueleBos. Then Or. Reid
called for persons who had states with them
- bring upon ths stage. Ia few minutes
nearly hAlI the people ia The audience were
starting for the stage The states
were all double ones and had been
washed clean and then firmly fastened To-
gether. Dr. Reid would hold has hand
upon one end OF the siates they were
pres nted one by one. while the persons
bringing them beld the other. Soon alter
they were opened and found to contain an
swers to inquiries which had been made
without the Doctors knowledge. TIE
faithful were convinced more firmly than
ever that departed spirits return aud mani
fest themselves the skepticsl were mystl-
Led and ali wondered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-30
RICH STAKE FOR RACERS.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club Offers a S20,-
900 Guaranteed Race for Two
Year-OIds.

Ysar-OIds.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Realizing the
public's interest in two-year-old races. and
Brooklyn Jockey Club announces guarsn-
teed stake Of Sc, 900 at five furlongs foT its
Nav meeting IN 1889. The conditions, as
below, are sucn that both breeders aud buy
ers of yesrlings st the May sales can take
advantage. There are also special condi-
tions covering the transfer of horses that
may be entered by breeders, with provis-
ions in case of death of uominators
Great American stakes for two-year-olds,
foals OF 1877 al SO each. for horses entered
as yearlingsb by April ?, 1s5S. or SO only If
declared out by Aug. Is. loss. For horses
entered ss twO-year. ol3s oy Jan. l. 1sS9.
when the stakes shall close, sl0O. or $50 If
declared out by May /, 1859. Starters TO
paw $50 additional the CLUB to add s. 600.
and to guarantees that the stake shall be
worth 5000. the secOnd TO receive sl 500
sRd the third 500 of the added money.
Any excess over so. 600 TO be divided as
follows: Fifty per cent to the nOninstor
of the winner. - per cent. 20 the nomlnator
of the second. aud D per cent.
To the Rominator OF the third BY fling
With the Brooklyn Jockey Club prior to
August IS. 1888 an sccepted transfer of ths
ysarling entry. to- nominat0r will be re-
leased from all liability except the first dec
lsrssi0n Of SD leaving the purcDsssr liable
for The engagement Ia the event Of the
death Of the nominstor or tTanslsre. before
the race the engagement shall not be void.
provided II oe assumed sad all liabilities
Tor il Be paid OF tas then owner Of tas
horse. vho shall thsreupon be soms entitled
10 al rights Of tue original noninstor. Five
f1rionrs