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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
q I1s. Do Peep 1oe and Aus

Clay stockton 100 Carnegie 11s. DO Peep loe and Aus
BETTING against King Crab to Carnegie m ps.
90 sso%rsn. 30 50 10 sSer oS
'"ci BSins's Crab to on d kss 49,
S'u Peep and Clay s;o5son the leader;
a., ' Ss is s.nc.. 'T ea x King 'ass s'
Ssss faSns ' SS HsP' with
SECOND RACE-PURsE s4o0. MILE AND FUR
LONG.
Bryan. scratenss b. Amelia p by LeH sa1uss,
n SSsns Fl and aGn sa ,s
ATea ,ps 70 'f% cassR
L, 10 ! on S'I amelia r r.. e against Banjo.
E%9sais A%sa 10 I'll Tlm @ela 90 90 j.
They received eye9 start but aa T%sa a ea
s Ss sPs he y ssa =. S sgEfa s'
stretch yop made no short to WIN ana rrbs back
THIRD RAcE-PURsE $3.50. i MILE.
r. fuckers CHI Birthday. by GlenelgVi,Hni nynos
y Pryor ~ dSSs Blk. c volatile, 4, lOi %a1sH
TO- p TO - as sS ran Birth
day y Is to Ago larry Cooper 80 e Volatile
'S$: e = y &%sf '.c a.
The anicr9nae one for inspector b. ana
he y1uay left at the p0 %hT tSS dozen lengths
behind yoy Of Misses greeted The ,iaSr Larry
s cSs he fSa s Fan s.
Sing yo se Esp nP hS
G e cheers Of the crowd bpt inspector could
e m d from Volatile the same distance before ArsO
FOURTH RACE-PURsE $3.50. SELLING. 1 Ito
MILES.
Behman Bros ch. g. EroughtOn. by Glcnelg Lady; =,
IT, se sh asS' c 1E0 c Ey TS g. 1oe 6arnes
scd o ss n sh BED s"f o Nce OS rr!a
los Mirth 81 and weewa 80 also rm, r,ron 70 1,
ca Rs'5nF1 70 70 R ssd' s'sns s
+ to TSsS 70 to to sss U yCn
1'! rool.!Le,Ei5ia s1$ Mytcn q; dsd s2s
HrT ss s%sy f2 close Sc odG 1is1
and % well ns S Rt Gf aSd died
Brouehton came with rush ana won bE nan SnHn
bought oggsht i%f for r' ssa5 '''''' '' ~
FIFTH EACE-PURsE s4oo. SELLING STEELE
CHASE. IL MILES
NJ. T. Dnnahers ch Killarney by orion no Young !,
Ne wa EGO aSY en- Abraham aged
Blacks b. Sanford aged and ss S,,.na G nso ram
3 Sanford. fiaes-A6FaAam no betting to l on
A' F""iE Abraham s2@ Killarney 49, field $40
6Ianam took the lead Killarney second and Sanford
rd
Killarney beating Abraham two lengths with sanford SIX
lengths back. The winner was bought In Tor 500.
ENTRIES FOR SARATOGA TO-DAY
Saratoga, Aug. tSpeciaD.-Entres for tomorrow arc
given below.
Scrvia should win the first race. the Bertha d. colt
second
Brown Duke should win second II he does not
sulk may get the place.
II Murphy is not ovcrconncen and rides his best Los
Angeles will probably beat Bella b. In the 1roouos
Stakes
Fourth race-Egmont and Bessie June
FIRST EACE-MAIDEN TWO-YEhROLDS. HALF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park. Q 80 o. m.
Union Square Theatre Injunction. Supreme Court.
Chambers
General Catn's examination, before Justice Walsh.
Brooklyn.
Funeral OF Christopher Meyer No. OF Flfth-ave.,
D. m
D. m.
XXIIId Assembly District Harrison and Morton Club
No $40 Avenuc-A D.. IN.
XIIth Assembly District Republican Cub, No. 100
Columbla-st.. u.
Rife practice by 9th Regiment. Creedmoor
Mayor Gleason Long Island Railway case, before JUS
ticc Dcehany.
Young Mems Republican Club banner-rasI Newark
D. m.
Meeting Of Executive Committee OF Democratic National
Committee.
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Il RACE-sELLING. SIX FUR.
MLAUGHLIN CAUGHT MAPPING.
Ow INSPECTOR b. LOST AT SARATOOA-A DAY


so,a,opa hur fSpecial,.-Athough this was an
exra dav with no especial attraction. the programme
OF sufficient interest attendance respectable
in numbers II brilliant ir, social point OF view
The weather delightful ana The showers OF yes'eT
day afternoon immunity from the annoyance OF
dust but TIC track WAS ra>: heavy md had the usual
effect OF making results uncertain. The racing. how
ever was interesting In the third Inspector B,
who tremendous favorite. practically left at
post and the made from tho front OF the
stand Mr.. sac dan roundly Kissed. and wrongfuly
who pulled up they moving away together and
there the hottest excuse for his doing This
was apparent every unparalleled spectator and 10
Michael Dwyer who the lower end Of tho stand.
ana wa. asked by The Tribune correspondent opinion
Of the That Inspector y. would have there
is no doubt, he made up great gap In the stretch
The day opened disasrously for the favofitcs for.
although King crab pamelv under Mclaughlin. Bust
ness to whom concedIne nine ponds. beat him
after a hard drive. Although the favorite Amelia T..
the second IL is hard 10 believe that ~
On sunehancc Banjo ridden by HysloD in manner
that would bear investigation Sho was ridden under
,nIl all the way. favorite allowed IN
her with Iysop sitting perfectly Still After this came tho
slaughter Of fsvorites and The rnr became some
what OF sbator litto pungers especially 40 IN the
selling affair. which Brouehton uhIio his owner
backed Elvton heavily Then old Abraham, who IL Is
said was st;nenet In his preceding race msdo hot
favo,c but Killarney beat him. and tn" ring suffered
for tho winner well backed while ~ raham was held
out BY few OF the &" bookers" Details follow
FIRST RACE-PURsE 1900. sPEcIAL WEIGHTS.
~, va FURLONGS. 'i
J. IL ThomPsons ch. g: Business, by Chliieothe.
G. corneisen's ST. e. King Crab g. lis tNIeIaIsaiinj
H. fuckers CHI {. Kermesse g. 100 (Bsrnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
RACING AT GOODWOOD.

London, Aug. This the second day OF the Good
wood meeting. The for the Bognor Plate OF 500
sovcreigns by Prince Soltykors thrce-yearoid
chestnut 11y Lovcn-I 1leness who beat Beadro.
The race for the Chesterfield Cup was won by Sir f.
Johnsonc's FIVE ycar.od bay horse Candlcmas. Lisbon
was second and Dante third. The betting was 8 TO
against Candlemas.
tons' bay ny Zanzibar with Esafete second and Sheen
third. The betting 90 TO l against Zanzibar.
The race the Leyant Stakes for two-yeaolds was
won by Baron de Rothschild's bay FLY Crinere FL
Dorado second and llaubos third The betting was
IN |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
TO PUSH THE SUIT ABOUT TIE WIRES

President Hoss and Secretary Moss Of the Board Of
Electrical Control have withdrawn their objections and
Yesterday signed the legal papers for the Cor
poraon Counsel n proceed with the suit Of tho city
against the United States Illuminating Company TO
pei IT bury its wires The case viii probably come
up In the Supreme Court, Chambers, on motion for
mandatory Injunction to compel the company TO remove
It's poles from the and the condults for It's
wires Assistant Corporation Counsel w L. Turner has
assumed direction Of the part OF the city, In
place OF Aqucduc Commissioner Scott. who prior to his
new oppoln tmcnt, had charge Of IT,
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF x.......wEDNEsDAY. Ana
ARHIXEn W. 4 IL


ARRIVED "+i0
steamer westernIand dBelsl, Randis. Antvsv,
win md.e and e4i gassengersio Peter Wright osHA
'' steamer m RS saDaso Allan campscbs July H.
. %ssa ct .. Arrived ns s%s::
sars an,e, msS%sp Ta Br I rs%s ssttn
BarE Bremsrhavcn Ger, Bottle, ROTTERDAM a a..
"a Bark q R SoS Gs c.d 81 days with
der r vessel ss 70 ha%Eensf ss IL DAY.
ThacEara q Go vessel 70 Miller; Bal Co "Sv's&
Brig Favorite. Hannah 81 Kits 10 days with sur,, =.
Brig John Shay co.srovs Fcrnandin. Il d.ys WIN :.
At CITY Island wind light sw; weather. cloudy. ~.
CLEARED.
Steamer state Of Indiana, Richie. Glasgow-Au.s
steamer Trave tocr. wnlsgerod Bremen via souu.,..
steamer Plata rtaD carinl, Lisbon Phelps Bro. 4 6.
steamer Finance. Baker. Rio Janero. Pernambnco
&c. Newport News and 81 Thomas-Us srs,i ia
steamer Colorado. Daniels Aspfnw all-Paciso x.,.
steamer Prnz FREDERIC tDtch). Hendrix. surinsa Ds:
steamer CITY Alexandria Deaken, Havana and x.,,
porIs-Jss Ward 4 Co. Hos
Curacio Boulton. Bliss & Dallett ~
Steamer Athos (Br). Low. Kingston. Jam-Pim Pw,..
steamer Excelsior. Higgins New.orieans-J Van s...
Steamer Chattahoocheo. Daggett savannab-H Yansa.h
Steamer Guf Stream. Ingram, Wilmington. Nc-v,,
steamer wyanokc. Boaz. Norfolk. city Point And Rn
Steamer " Bruno, Foster. Baltimore-B y Dovas,&
Steamer Common wealth. Van kirk, Phanephia-Ra s,.
Steamer winthrop Bragg. Portland-Horatio Hat
Ship Fred Taylor (BrD, Tiley. Yokohoma-Boyd I'm.
ken.
BARK Competitor (Gor) Rosenbaurn stettin-Funch ya
BARK Carl Both Ger. stolL srettinEunch, EdyeAc.
Bark uone (ltID Esposto. Marselles-John c ssss..
Bark Hannah Blanchard tBr). Aiken. Amstercaa~ia
BARK Emma Paysant OBJ. Dexter. Havrs-J wA,,.,
Bark Grace Deering Pratt. valparaso-w r Grace Az.
Brig Cesarina (Itai). Romanh Lisbon Funch EdysAC
Brig Daylight Foster, Port spain. Irinidad-LWxp
Brig Georganne and Anne dam. Petersen. Falmouth /,
for orders-Funch. Edye & Co.
Brig Victoria, Hammond. Brdgetown, Barbadoss-E
Trowbridges Sons
steamers Gaia Britannia and spain for Liverpoo Tfays
LONDON; Rhynand Antwerp; Aesia Msrseilles FnsssS
RIO Janeiro Colorado. Aspinwa Edith Godtsn, Ar.
Mexican ports: Prlnz Fredrk. Port Prince Ercs,s,
Oreans Gulf Stream Wilmington; Wyanoke Nsvpori
News
Us steamer Pensacola, for.
Shlps Charmer. for san Francisco; Rhn4-.
Banks Competitor for Stettin samuel Spring. Portland
Also saled-va Long Island sound-steamer winthro,
for Portland.
Anchored at City Islanf-Bark Hannah Blanchard te
Amsterdam.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
MoyrLLE Aug I-Arrivei steamer Devonia (Br) cr,,
from York July I'll on her way to Glasgow and pfr
ceedei)
Shields Aug l-saed. steamer Critic Br Lord for Ssv.
York
H1MBuRc. Aug l-saled. steamer Bohemia GER. Keys
for NewYork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
FAIR PLAYERS At TENNIS Nrrs

The opening Pamcs yesterday, Singles and plckcd
doubles, in the Ladies' Invitation Tennis Tournament
OF the Staten Island Athletic Club witnessed
by hundred lovers OF the game and pretty
grounds were rendered still attractive by pretty
faces and varied and becoming attire. The play was
spirited and sometimes close. may be BY
which follows
Ladies' snges-Prcllminary rounds-Miss g. ouartey
beat Miss T.. Wilson Id. %. 6-1 Miss A. Larkln
beat Miss L. Campbell c. Cd Miss A. Robinson beat
Miss NJ. Bailey 6-1, CO. Miss l.. Voorhees, beat Miss T.
Jansen CT, Go
First round-Miss G. Quarley beat Miss Dean by Do
fault; Miss A. Robinson beat Miss J. Williams CT.
GO; Miss J.. Voorhees, beat Miss n. Jansen g. CO
Mixed 0ubc.-Irolim.hnry rounds-Miss Williams and
j. johnson beat Miss N johnson and IS. Campbell 6-1
-
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alleged that Seymour had made his vacation three days
too long by sending letter to the police station declaring
that he was SICK and giving wrong address, so that
surgeon could not find him He told Mr.. worms tna'
malaria was tho cause Of his absence from duy. Tho
,,,o, which bo had written was shown to him and he
failed IN Identify II at first
Don't you know your own handwritingT Mr.. Voor'
Ms inquired
with perfect serenity Seymour replied; 1.-THE malaria
I'D there in Kingsbridge. Mr. Commssioner Is OF Suen
a,rro ,h,, . man can't tell his own writing when he
sees It."
Mr. yoorhs thought no understood this sort Of malaria
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Earned runs-Ncw-York 4, Washington ,. First base
by errors-Ncw-YOI !. Washington o. Left bases
NewYork :, Washington :. First base on balls-Gorc
j. Whitney l. Ewing l. Hoy . Myers /. O'Brien l,
Mack J. Shock !. Struck out-Gorc I. O'RouIke !.
Kcefc ., Hoy !, OBricn /. Widner !. Home runs
Richardson I. Thrc-base hlts-O' Rourke l. Ward /.
TwO-base hiis-Nyers l. Double Ilays-ConnOr ],
o. Brien. Mack and Myers T. wild pltchcs-Kccie ..
Passed balls-Ewing g. Mack l. Umprc-Mr. Daniels.
Time Of game-Two hours and twelve minutes
judge Bartlett. I'm the Supreme Court Of Brooklyn.
yesterday granted writ 81 habcas directing Sheriff
Khnehart to produce Anthony Muane. pitcher Of the
Cincinnati nine. in today. the ground that the
warrant issued In NewNork which he was arrested
Tuesday calls for Thomas j. instead Of Anthony
Mulanc. lie is sued for debt Of s2lS The Brooklya
nine again defeated the Cincinnati a, Washington
Park Brooklyn. yesterday Caruhcrs pitched with tell
ing effect but perfectly supported by means
As It LADIES' Day. the :alr well repro
sentcd About 1900 people were present Tho grounds
excellent condition the morning rain The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

Famed runs-Jersey CITY 2, WKcsbdFTc U FIIHV DISC
on errors-Jersey City l. WilkcsbaTrc l. Struck out
Knowles g Rhlncs, COrcoran (Wlk), Mckee 2 Beechcr
l, Gun. Left on bases-Jorsey City g. WhkeSbarre d.
Three.base h-Black. Stolen bases-O Yrcn ;, Knowles
FricI BrIIl Base on bas-IIand o OBricn Gerhardt p
Double pays-Cocoran and Black, and Brill. Irwin and
Dowsc Mckee and Bril-, Corcoan (Wllk.) unasssted
Umpire-Mr. Latham Time-Two hours.
Tho veteran Jack Lynch pitched against the
Newarks in the game at Newark yesterday with the
scrantons did good but received poor support
IN the field and in consequence his team was beaten
Downs Id the visitors down six scattering hits three
r. inside the diamond. The score was
................. D o GO
(, ................I 0 0 o o o O-2
,aschits-Newark @, Scranton q. Errors-Ncwark -
Scranton G. Pltchers-Dooms and Lynch Umpire-Mr
Holland
The New-York nine improved It's lead in the League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

The pool. selling this evening was as foIIows
First raco-serva s25 Daisy Woodruff 80, Jakey Toms
SIS field $50.
Sotond- Dad eos Brown Duke s12. Wahoo s12, Mac
beth $40, Hypocrite ss, Ten Brock IS
Thiid-BcIla b. 800 Los Angles s22, Peeweep sl2
Young Sweep 80
Tourth-Eclnont s35. Bessie June s25 Prince Fortuna
tus Danyan o. Gardey. da, Grisete and Little
Minnie, IS each field sc.
M snlli q ID stnnnlochasc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
IMPORTANT RACES AT MONMOUTH.

A correspondent at Newark wants to know the most
important races yet 10 be at Monmouth Park They
arc Tho Junior Champion Stakes, two-y ear-olds, and
tho Champion Stakes all ages August IL the Omnibus
Stakes ODDS August Is the select Stakes
twO-yearois aud tho Choice STATES three ODDS
August 2i the Monmouth Handicap, oil August 25 :;
Carteret Handicap. twoyear-ods. and the Jersey
Handicap on August %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
GOING INTO BUSINESS on HIS OWN ACCOUNT

GOING INTO BUSINESS on HIS OWN ACCOUNT.
Arthur Waack, the Of Lester Waack, began
bis tenancy Of the bOok-saud in the Hoffman House
yesterday He viii also sell tickets for all the prn-
cpal theatres al an advance Of only twenty five cents
the regular prices. The majority OF the older
agencies charge fifty conis. Mr. WGllack Will also
have stands In the Consolidated Exchange and the
downtown Hoffman House Cafe. Mr.. Walack has
chief assistant In his enterprise Howard Perry.
fOrmrriv treasurer NJ Waacks Theodore Moss
the financial hacker and the scheme has the hearty
support OF the prOprictors OF the Holman House.
TIN yesterday Ty son. of the Fifth Avenue Hotel also
ian the Hoffman House stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

Earned runs-Clnclnnati I ; Brooklyn, 3. First base
errois-Cincinnatl, @ Brooklyn, B. Left on bases
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn. 10. First base on balls
McPhee l. O'Brcn .. Caruthcis l. Ratford l. Burdook
Stolen bascs-O' Brien . Foutz l. Two-base hit-Rad-
ford. Double plays-Smth, Burdock and orr l Cork
hill and Reilly Passed balls-Baldwin a. Wild pitches
View Q UmpIre-Mr. McQuade. Time OF game-1 hour
and 81 minutes.
The Jersey City and Wilkcsbarre clubs played at Jer
soy City yesterday. and the home nine won after well
played game. Rhnes pitched in better form than in any
OF his previous games Rcipschagcr the catcher
released BY the jersey City club yesterday Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

Two undecided In the XIII Won Kull Association
regatta which held Saturday rowed over the
Same yesterday afternoon There strong ebb
tide and smooth water X. o. Morse, OF New York,
referee The FIRST race senior singles.
John w. Shreve. OF the Alcvone Boat Club and H. w.
JANSEN Of the Staten Island Athletic Club. Two
made In both Shreve fouled Jansen. who
finally rowed over the and declared winner.
four-oared shell the NewJersey Athletic
Clubs with by 1--WE lengths. Their com.
petitors were crew from the Arthur Kills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
The Ncw.York nine improved It's lead in the League
acn re.terdaY. The records 90 date as f0lloMs:

The New.York Reserves and the Cuban Giants VIII
play at tho Polo Grounds to-day. The Jersey City and
Bnghamton clubs Will play at Jersey C.'y.
The New.York lc FOR poston the 10 80 train
last night Three Comes will played the local club
returning home Saturday night Wech Will pitch In two
Of the games and Kecfc
The NewJcrsey Athletic Club defeated tho Olympics,
OF Harlem. at Ucrcn Point, y. j., YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
by the Of 10 /. $500
" Al Bayonne yesterday afternoon the Park Athletic
Club Of jersey City, defeated the Bayonnc Athletic As
ISOLATION by a OK 10 To :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
FIRST MILLER THEN THIEF

Marvin Hendiickson ago twcnty-fouf, OF 40. -
Lafnyctteayc., brooklyn. arrested yesterday upon
charge OF getting watches from people the prctcncc
Of putting electric bands about them which would prevent
their getting out Of order aud then pawnlng them In
stcad Of returning Them 10 their owners A score Of
people have been swindled by him. lie money
the races'an took this method Of getting moro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
NEWS From TIE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

Nv
Katie Burns's body was found yesterday III ,n0
XIII Won Kull, near Bergen Point Tho pody OF hcr
brother Dennis was found later Both hveu al Lon
Norfolk-st.. New.York, and were drowned on sun
day in Newark Bay.
All the firms Of patent leather manufacturers win
the exception of four small ones. arc now members
of tho National Association for fixing the scae Oh
prices Most Of tho firms are in Newark, where ninety
five Der cent OF tho leather IS manufactured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Insurancc Superintendent Robert A. Maxwell,
OF Albany. FIFTH AVENUE-ExGoverno Thomas T.
Crlttcnden OF Missouri and julius Dexter OF Cincinnati
GRAND-Judgc David L. Foett. OF the New York SUI
prcme Court. MURRAY HILII-GOvcrnOr T. {. Louns-
hurry OF ConnecticuL ST. JAMES-COngressma c. G.
Matson Of Indiana. UNION SQUARE-Emilio dc Muru-
arn Snanish Minister at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
CHAyGEs IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Naval Onlccr Burt has made several changes in HIS
department az the Custom House In the last three
days looking to restoring his force what II before
reduced In March In consequence OF the deficiency
in appropriation. Only Of the old men, Frederick j.
Graham, was rensated. Several promotions and APP
poinmcnts were made The Collector appointed man
10 1000 clcikship an1 ciGstac1 Theodore r. Kuh
night Inspector Ruh dismissed 4 year ana a half
upon the charge ~ drinking while duty. IL took
all Of the Interval " the dime between his dismissal and
reinstatement to ind that injustice had done to him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuRE ALMANAn

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 4;53 7lO Moon OBI Moons ago "a
RICH WATER
L. M-sandy noot 1923 GOV. Isrt 1923 He'll Oats BIZ
PN-5andy Hsok $40 Gov. IsPL 355 Holl Gate 5.4i
INCOMING STEdMEKX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
A LINE NAN LINING HIS POCKETS
he SAYS HE WANTS TO FIX WIRES But HE ONLY
CARRIES OFF PROPERTY.

HE SAYS HE WANTS TO FIX WIRES, BUT HE ONLY
CARRIES OFF PROPERTY.
Detective Sergeant Hickey lives in the boarding
house No 1873 East Fftcenthst and he IS sorry that
he was away from home Monday, when a thief made
a successful visit to the house. The thief is cool
rascal who goes about In the disguise of telegraph
llncman asking leave to 60 hOusetops to fix wires
and improving every chance to steal On Monday he
rang the bell OF the nathOuse, No. 13l East Fifteenth
st. and was permitted GO on tho roof. Mr.. Am
brose the janitor out then, but he came in soon
and he went TO the roof what lneman could be
doing there Tho thief was not the roof. Mr.
Ambrose went the boarp house next door to give
warning, believing that the man had gone down
through the scuttle of that house. Inmates of the
boarding house in a commoton, but the thief had
made his escape.
Mrs Isadore Suarez, the wife Of a Spanish tobacco
merchant had found the thief rummagng in the bureau
OF her room the third floor. AS she stood at the
door, speeches. with surprise and fright. the thief
pushed past her. saying that he had occasion TO go
into her Tie went down stairs stopping on the
floor long enough TO steal pocketbOOk contain
ing So and made his escape through the front door.
In Mrs Suarezs room he had stolen two gold
watches, diamond brooch, pair Of sleeve Buttons.
gold pencil, ruby and pearl ring, and one diamond
earring
B6y-Yes. mas in. What cher got, ribbon fxln's
an thngsl
Boy~Mall be glad to look at 'cm. There was
pcdler here last week fer two hours an a half
Pedlcr-Did your ma buy much!
BOy-She didn't buy anythn'. She never buys Of
pedlcrs but mas kind hearted woman, an Is always
willn' to look. Come in. Don't be 'frald of the dog
he's Jest had some meat.
But the pcdler evidently afraid of the dog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

Pairolman Seymour Of Tho kingsbridge SOUND, was
among the policemen who were trial before Com
missioner voorhis al Headquarters yesterday 1t was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
,OND RACE-HANDICAP.
OLDS. SIX FCRLoNG
0 r. M.-TIIIED RACE-ELIZABETH STAKES
FILLIES.

FIFTH EhCF-FREEHOLl
ALL AGES. IL MILES.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-03-31

In connection with the estabIlshment p oompete
Shop, and am prepared 70 execute promptly al
orders for copper, Tin and She st Iron
Work. Steam, Ar, Water and
Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
and Pump Work.
Stock comprises the Grade Of Goods ohainabe
prices Reduced to figure that Dedes Compsdton
o1In PRxCM TO AxsIsU
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-03-31
In . mig Telegraph once.


1t takes nearly . thousand operators 70
accomplish days business IN 'n' "a'
ssrn Union. some Of 'ne'e wo'a IN 'oe
aaytims and some :. n'sns' ana o.nss' 90
nothing except re.isVs inc regular s'an
wn'ls' IL relAys Of n.'y .no ssssosy,nVs'
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-03-31

Most well informed people are doubt.
lsss awArs that the globs on which they
live is great ball Of magnetism, but
comparatively few have IN adequate idea
Of the influence this property 10 continu.
ally sxsrting on all aides. that many
common but insxplicabls phenomena can
Be- traced directly TO this source.
Statistics 20 TO show that in the matter
Of stssl rails, ~ many - thirteen will
bseoms crystalissd and break where they
70 10 make up railroad track running
sast and west. before one Of those on .
north and south track is similarly Affected.
This Ia entirely due 10 the magnetism
generated BY friction, and the fact that
the polarity Of the magnetic current is in
The former instance resisted 10 The head.
long rush Of the train. whereas in ths
latter case II ID undisturbsd.
Another strange effect Of this peculiar
and occult fores 10 that sxertsd on ths
wstchss Of train msn. A timspisee car
risd by the conductor running traiI
twenty miles an hour. however aecurat'
it,nay bs. will. Il the spesd Of the trail
10 increased 70, say. City miles. bscom
nsalsas until regulated. Ths magnetism
generated BY the eight " train may b
said 70 b In proportion 10 the speed wit
which II 10 propelled. and the delicat
parts Of . watch. numbering all the va
from 400 10 1000 pieces, and psculiarl
susceptible to this innusnee by reason {
the hamusring and polishing they hav
received. are mot slow TO feel the efsc
-tBoaton Budget.