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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
MEN RIIL BIT HE WASN'T HANGED.

Christopher Kuster OF No. 800 West Thirtyeishth
st., rotting marc worth s7OO ON the morning
OF July she was stolen from the stable. few days
later the marc was found stTaying around Hiverdale
Onieer Eros Of Twentieth Precinct, arrested Jo
seph Tiernny OF No 400 Eeventhsve last night, and
charged him with stealing tho AZ Jefferson
Market Court yesterday Justice Welde held the prs
oner in a. 500 to answer charge Of grand larceny at
the General Sessions That's high ball. said the
prisoners counsel In some parts OF the country
your client would hanged" quietly answered Justice
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MEDICAL CLASSICS.
CIRCULATION, 5000.
IUSR I~SfTR

The extraordinary demand for the issue has
PEELED a THIRD EDITION. CONTENTS summer Re-
sorts and Dangers Beset Soiourn the Average
Summer Hotel and Farm House How Best 10 Keep Our
Dogs in Health The Doctor In the Kitchen wherein
Discussed Summer Diet and How Keep Cool Cosmetics
for the Removal OF Sunburn and Ffeckes, Mushrooms
their Nutritlve Valueiow Distinguish Poisonous
from the Edible and How 10 Cook Them Summer Drinks
their Value and How to Make Them Ivy Poisoning and
What Do Wasted Sunbcams Insect Pests wherein II
Huckleberres Dangers Attending the Treatment Of ODE
sty Diet In Corpuency Faith Cure The Danger ofWatef
Filters Pasour the Excellence OF Liebig Company's
Cocoa Tonic; Oncal Reports Imperial Grsnum,
Carnicks Soluble Food &c. Mesmerism in Paris; How
Keep the Hair Soft and Clean. Send for sample copy.
Mailed on receipt by addressing MEDICAL
CLASSICS. 81 Murray-st., New-York by the year,
fifty cents. May be ordered OF newsdealers.
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MORE COUNTERFEIT BILLS AFLoAr

Another OF the counterfeit Avedo1r silver certificates
was discovered yesterday ~ police AMI usual in
the possession OF italian. Giuseppe Conigc, shoe
maker OF No. 592 Thrdave, taken before Commission
er Shields a charge Of attempting 10 pass the counter
felt Herman Oppcnheimer, OF No APO West Fifty
lie 10 900 bail TO appear for examination
Coaigle said he received it from customer in pay
n,ent for pair OF shoes The Service detectives
say tina. Conge had made several attempts to pass the
hin
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Earned runs-Jcrsey City . Easton O. Left on bases
Jersey City 3, Easton f. Struck out-Jersey CITY A.
Easton H. First base bals-Jersey City ?, Easton
First base on errors-Jersey City 3, Eaton g. Twobase
hits-HoGcrd l. Daley l. sullivan l. wild pitches-Daley
l. Sullivan l. Passed ballsIorcrd I, Burke l. Umpire
Mr.. Pearce Time-2 10
The Allentowns were unable TO gauge Bakers curves
in the at Newark yesterday and consequently fell
easy victims to the Newark nine. Barrett was hit
hard the Newarks making sixteen safe hits for total
Of twenty-six bases The score was as follows;
Newark 0 10
Allentown 0 O.
The NewYork Reserves defeated the Hackett, Car
hart & Co. nine at the Polo Grounds yesterday By the
following score:
New York Reserves, o o 3 0 o Is
H. CaIharts o o . %
Basehits-New- York Reserves, 9 Hackett, Carhart
& Co., 6. Errors, New York Reserves. 3; Hackett,
CarhaTt & Co., II.
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

Earned runs-Chicago 4, Eew-YoTk l. Twooase hits
Ryan and Pfener. Three-base hts-Ewing. Home runs
Williamson. Double pays-Tard and Conner: Richardson
and First base bas-Van Iiaitren, Common
Gore l. First base crrors-Caicago l. Passed pals
Ewing l. Daily /. Timc-1 so Umpire-Dayid Sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
yrcUoLaS SMITH RELEASED on BAIL.

Tho hotelkee John Allen against Colonel
Nicholas Smith came up in the YOrkvillc Police Court
Yesterday before Justice ORey. Colonel Smith waived
an examination and ex-senator Thomas C. Platt fur
nshed $500 bail for his appearance at Special Sessions
whore the case win 10 tried. probably In September.
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NO OWE TO BLAME FOR LOUIS SrIFFEvS DEATH.

Deputy Coroner jenkins yesterday made autopsy
on the body stGen the carpenter who died at
his home No. 1872 Chryste-st. Thu day. under al
legged suspicious circumstances IL found that Sfen
died from eneritis caused probably by overdose OF
morphine There nothing DISCLOSED Il show criminal
negligence o the part OF any one
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THE GIANTS LOSE AT CHICAGO.
A FINE GAME WITH ONLY ONE ERROR
GORE DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF IN THE FIELD
-oBJECTING TO THE UMPIRE.

The Jersey City and Easton mines played at Oakland
to-day by Chicago because NewYork could not hit
the ball at the proper time The Chicago nine, on the
other hand. sufficiently recovered their muscle TO knock
out brace Of twobaggers and home run, the latter
by Williamson being OF the longest ever seen here
welch and Baldwin each pitched notable game In the
sixth inning Gore a round of applause for remark
one-handed catch OF line fly sent out With all the
power OF Captain Ansons bat The NewYorks " kicked "
vigorously at sullivans unplrng which, they declare
was unjust to them. The follows:
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WINNERS IN THE YEwBUEe CANOE RACES

Ncwburg, y. Y, July II (spec.al.-The Newburs
and Boating Club hal it, first regatta OF the eighty
eighth season today There large crowd OF specta-
tors and the new the " much actv
~ Nathan > Smith tha starter Of the races, q.
Brad Taylor Judge, and d. Herbert Bower There
were sailing padding and rowing trisnsu
lar courses laid both north and south Of The boat
house at the Thrds and the winner OF each
received a trophy Tho winners OF the several races
were a. follows Sailing boats the Scy!la by Bartlett
brothers canoe salers the Whim, by Harry 4. Marvel
rowing the scyla, by Harm Bartlett padding.
the Pixie by +. D. srlth tandem, tho Pixie, By
\ s Smith and 8. b. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

Tho Jersey Cit yand Easton mines played at Oakland
Park. Jersey City, yesterday The home nine took
long lead in the early part Of the game and held the
advantage TO the end. About 200 people we're pre-
sent Hoford's catching and McDcrmott's second base
work were tho features of the game. The score was
5 follows:
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DEITHS ~ THE CITY LIST WEEK

1907 deaths in the city last week. seventy-fve were
caused by contagious diseases At DR.. Cyrus Eisons Office
the following record OF contagious diseases for weeks
was obtained yesterday:
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HOTEL KEEPERS TO COMPARE NOTES.

The tel.keepers will hold their annual meeting in
the Chamber OF Commerce. Rochester. on Tuesday.
Ample have made for the entertainment
Of the visitors Of whom number are expected 10
he present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

everybody nav read on IL that Imre Kirafy's Nero
st. George staten Island" II Will be taken down
every evening and up again before the people are
awake the morning.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC ACCIDENT sLIoHr

No definite information about the reported accident
on the Northern Pacific Railroad received at the
general Office in this city yesterday. dispatch
from St. Paul said that three cars OF an east-bound
Messenger train had been thrown from tie track
and that two passengers were signify injured.
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Business Chances

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n travelling statesmen throughous tho United States and
Canada desire selling for manufacturer
To the right party offer very great advantages
Address, In confidence for H.. Box 81 Tribune
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ro1rPTu HACE-HANDICAP SwEEPSTAkES' %
Each. $3.50 ADDED. 3s MILES.


nwvo- 1rothcrs' b T. Bessie June by King Alfonso, =,
D" w. a yrs ito n Gear. l12l lMcLanghinl
proasnc,s stables b. c. Belyeere. 4. IL tSnu} =
,,ne stables b. G. Ten Booker. g. % Andefs"n
~ ~ = naiy,s h. The Bourbon. 3 100 q aincfl U
I l. Carriers b. Aict no. astd IlV '"~u''N' "
Time-2 %
po.tnc TO win-Bclvidere To 5. Bessie June II to
a The Bourbon 10 to /, Arcno IL TO l. Ten Booker IL
- place-Besse June to g. Beyitcre none.
MCLAUGHLIN rode a waiting race. The Bourbon on
surerance cut the all the way to the head Of
IN. bouestrctch Ten Booker running second Belydere
and BESSIE June up together they came into the
,r,gbt nelyidorc on rail. Bessie the outside
sb,ucr ran his mount pocket and was forced 10 pull
- 1T, aouh,le.s cost him the race. Mclaughlin
brought the ay along in fine style and before Bevdere
could recover Bessie June had won by length two be-
tween second aud third.
FIFTH RACE-ELBERoN STAKES. WELTER HAND
leap $50 EACH. 5000 ADDED SEVEN FUR
LONGS.
r. McC.ulPs b. h. Choetaw. by Saxon Fanny Ludlow,
=, ngea lS y Groyer Cleveland S, 1876 holloway
Dvyer T, others br. Dallston, g. l29 (MeiAnshInl
J. f. wiIliamss b. G. Meiarshin, l2s IN cI9nsnl y
A. j. Cassatts eh. T. Petulanee, JIG Godfrey y
r Richards blk T. Her Lilyship. g. ll5 (barbeel
yineil Brothers b. c. Cousin Jsens lSl tA'er'
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Boaro dno Rooms.

I OsT.-On 7thaye car, bag containing . books. o.
IL June % 1855 the finder will return it 20 No. 81
Suvan-st, n. Y. City reward T. l. FRANKLIN
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Betting to wn-Lady Margaret TO 5, Aurania 10 l.
Winfield G to l. Sorrento to /, Long Island 10 TO l.,
ranson 10 10 / Eipton Is to l. Singlestone Is TO l.,
GLADYS 90 TO 1. James Norris 25 to l. Verdeur 80 to l.
pIsce-Ladv Margaret 8 TO s. Winfield to /.
This was also a race, Lady Margaret taxing
the track at the fall OF the nac and leading from end TO end
She won without an effort In common by three
lengths Winfield second head before Aurania Sorrento
who won easily deep.mud few days ago. was unable
to get up respectable gaop SinRlestone ran wei Tor
half mile and up the struggle Hohday was WIFI
drawn Aurania was outpaced from the start
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MUDDLING WORK WITH kALOOLAIL
In the first race Swift the favoriie. but failed
10 get place. Inspector b. was not supported with
confidence by the stable either for first or second
Mace and his weight too heavy and his legs
were too shaBy. lie never had any chance Goodloe
got bad start he would have been wen up at the
finish Fitzpatrick rode Kslooah as badly as shauer
rode Relvidere Years Of riding steep!echases never
vet made a really good hatrace Jockey and never
Will The conditions OF the two kinds OF sport are
so distinctly different that seeplechasng Is the WORST
possible preparation jockey have for riding on
the fat Kaloolah was a good mare yesterday and
ought 10 have been an easy second while sho might
have won with Mclaughlin or Garrison IN inc sadde
Fitzpatrick tried first 10 come up the homes I,n
close 10 the rails and then pulled the mare out mug
the middle OF he track thus losing snn'tcn sr sd
10 lose him the race He was not fouied or niciiercu
with but this has always been characte1sic VI
his racing when he is In The saddle ILL., III
biz field He never 10 know Whicn
way Ire wants TO reach the finish line, and nc PUSHES
first in one direction and then In another, ath In co
seouence loses races that be ought TO win. Even
with all his laundering kalooiah was Only Dc~'oh
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THIRD RACE-STOCKTON STAKES. THREE \ EAR
oLDs. s1oo EACH, 81, 500 ADDED. IA MILES
A. Belmonrs CHI. c. Prince Royal, by Kinghsher, q,
Jri8 Csssstt's eh c. Taragon, iii Godfrey
NJ Jordans blk c. Defence. lis -. lBiayi9cS
D"''i ~ Fitzpatrick
n r.con,s nv = Fltziames III . MARTINI 0
D"!ef "'0 ~ (McLaughlin) 0
~ cohh.,a,s cb . owas JOG . Church, o
A. j. OaSsa''s 'i ' '" (Hayward)
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An aged truckman bent under the
weight of big roll of carpet. His
bale-hook fell from his hand, aud
bound into the gutter out of reach.
Twenty idle clerks and salesmen saw
the old mans predicament, and ~smil-
ed at his look of bewilderment. No
one ventured to help him. A fashion
ably dressed young woman came
along, took in the situation at a glance,
and, without looking to the, right or
left, stepped into the gutter. picked up
the hook in her dainty, gloved fingers,
and handed it to the man with a pleas
ant smile. The idlers looked at each
other and at the fair young woman.
The cid truckman, in violent effort
to express his thanks politely, lost his
hat. This was almost too much for
any woman, young or past young, but
this New York girl was equal to the
occasion. Into the gutter, she stepped
again and got the soiled hat. When
she handed it to the truekman ashap-
py smile played about her lips. "God
bless ye, Miss" the old man said, as
the fair maiden turned her, back on
the idlers, and went her way. -
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Moral Courage.

That was a noble reply when the
Sultan of Turkey offered ,Kossuth
wealth and power if he would embrace
the Moslem faith "Welcome, if need
be, the ak or the gibbet; but curses on
the tongue that dares to make me 80
infamous proposal !" He wasa refu-
gee in the domains of the Sultan, and
to refuse compliance with, his wishes
might be death; but the great Hunga-
rian had resolved that come what
might, his conscience should be free.
The words of Zwingle, when emolu-
ment was offered him if he would .ad-
here to the Romish tenets, were as no.
BILE: "Do you think that for any mon
ey I will suppress single syllable of
the truth."-Eg. 49,
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To Teachers.

THE PRIMER OF PHYSIOLOGY and Hi-
GIENE can be had of the School Com
missioner at Abbcvil!e. Price 40 cents:
Teachers will be examined on this branch OF
study ut the next examination, and II VIII De
we'll for them to take notice Of the fact at
once E. COWAN,
School Commissioner.
Dec. 81, 1857, IF Medium copy.
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A Born Lady.

Clerk, B. c. g., A. e.
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MOULDING PUBLIC OPINION
Able Editor-I fear our side has lost.
Write an editorial charging the oppo-
sition with the most fragrant and
shameless frauds ON the ballot box.
Assistant-I guess you have not
seen the latest dispatches
"What do they say"
"They indicate that our side has
won."
"Hello! Well, write an editorial
congratulating the people that under
the present law election fraudsare inn
possible. World,
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Keep forever in view the naomentous
value of life aim at its worthiest use,
its sublimest end; spurn with disdain
those foolish trifles and frivolous, vani-
ties which so often consume life as the
locusts did Egypt; and devote yourself
with the ardor of passion, to attain
the most divine improvements Of the
human soul. In short, hold yourself
in preparation to make the transition
to another life, whenever you shall be
claimed by the Lord of the world.
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Ask thy purse what thou shouldst
buy.
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Beware lest in q moment of weak

Beware lest in moment of weak
ness and folly, and sinful forgetfulness
of God, you sell your birthright and
barter your happy innocence for tor
ment, and fear, and shame. Beware
of idle moments. Beware of the be-
ginnings of evil. Above all, and more
than all, beware lest you once admit
the fatal intrusion of evil thoughts.
In solemn and awful earnest I would
say to you, watch and pray lest ye en-
ter into temptation.
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Lunacy.

Jury Commissioner.
Morrison, w. E....................... $50 so
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Parents, and those who have the
charge of youth, should impress on
their minds an adherence Of war.
The causes, the sinfulness, and the
misery of war should be explained to
them, and they should be trained up
with the love of man and the love Of
peace William CoasaVeN.
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Have you not heard how some boys
brag about what they intend to do?
They are always going to do wonders ?
"You must watt" say they, land we
will show you some day what we. can
do" "Now is your chance" we
would say to you. "You are old
enough now, and you will never have
q better time. Better begin now"
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Telling an untruth is like leaving
the highway and going into tangled
forest. You know not how long it
will take you to get back, or how
much you will suffer from the thorns
and briars in the wild woods. How
much better it is to tell the truth at all
times!
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Morsell, Fritz O. Schmidt Martin Cummings Edward NJ
Ford and william H. Wallace, Company l.
The annual meeting Of the Veteran Association Oh
Company B, 9Th Regiment viii be held at the uptown
quarters Of the regiment. No. so West
twenty -hfth.s tomorrow evening.
The members OF Company II. 7th Regiment, had an
old-fasboned aDutch at Mazetts last Monday even
ing They had Jolly time.
KNOCKING RECRUITS INTO SHAPE.
Alfred E. Steers of Company X, 4th Regi-
meu IA acting az instructor Of the regimenta recruit
class and rapidly getting hts mon ready Tor service III
the ranks.
The room of Company F. 7lst Regiment, In the armory
which the command will continue to occupy until
arrangements for a new armory are completed mas peen
handsomely Cited mp. The company is small put Gap
tain Dressed hopes 70 gain recruits -, ..,,,.
The ssd Regiment Colonel Finkclmeier will assemble
Mt the arory in uniform on Monday evening
January 49, for review by Mayor Chaplin and the pre-
sentefon OF marksmens badges to the eighty two mem
hers OF the command who are entitled to them. Inc
Mayor viii review the 23d Regiment next Saturday
Company C. eth Regiment has elected l. 6. Douglass
o Corporal.
George Devine, Qnartermaster Sergeant OF Company
D. 7ist Regiment has been elected First Lieutenant OK
Company !, 9Th Regiment
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MAYOR HEWITT INDIGNANT

Mr. Hewitt indignant yesterday the assertion
that the failure
Docks increased was due Mr. Marshalis support
Lsncey NiccI for District Aetorney,
II never guilty OF small action that" no said
Marshall and xcslient friends We meet socially
There never was any nding between him and
salaries ssd have recollection Of
hs writing the subject although he mar have done
lettor asking OF salary for the Dock
Commissioners should have beea addressed 10
tho Board o. Estimate and A2portonment not
10 The Sinking Fund Commission; the Latter has
nothing 10 DO with fixing making appropriations
wish 70 ray here that have exscted pledge from
any ono whom have appointed oce They absolute
ee Tony require that they shall attend faithfully 10
tbs duties OF their respective places"
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STATE MILITIA DRILLING.
IMPROVEMENT IN RIFLE PRACTICE.

-. ,o,,,ussroxrp-A CREDITABLE INSPIRE
HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES.
., co,o,s, Deunison, OF the list Regiment, Is
on every drln night observing the manner
~ ..,,oh the companies drilled Of which, from time
- lime, he makes reports to Colonel Hopper. The
..aros Of field officer makes the officers and men
80, IN their movements aud great Improvement has
nan noted in the various commands since the beginning
OF the season.
During the last season ont OF sle2 men OF the First
,a,tsmen The 7th Regiment had the largest figure Of
,rar,, and the 1lta Regiment the smallest. Tue 18th
p.cinen, makes the following excellent showing
General General
Siren 9Th at Maria Fig. of Merit Fig of Merit,