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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

F1r seversl vesks thsrs have been oia sx-
sfbisien in tAe ocice % the clerk of the zrps-
rinr ccurs sarapi>s II pulp made Of ths halls
ard st'sIks ~ hecotton piant The pulp j. as
white as ssow. and can he converted INTO shs
fne@e wrttisx parer Il = rp<arspi as vain-
ace. snd = lA~ rroslncs u paras e thecottca
pisE.f hitnsree aeesne-i vaiaslezs The pro
cex ~ ~hich - - s,asls - new It pro-
rrs ~ wsich ne sgrecus substances ~ the
halls and seesl AZ sfi.>clv.sf ~ tbs rsr-.es-
over - pr cent ~ ne d,er r. sxtrsctei
fren the huils. ~hich have eeen rpzztrfssi "a
A. eriv fsr fsiri in ths ATS cr for f-cd and
fsrtilizing purposss and which we're sold for
81 esn. These. c~nverted iaec pnip. I'll
Ne verb stour SO e tcn From she stalks
usnaEiv sft ~ ros IN ths seias thfs new PRO
cr@ sfiliscs about - psr eenk Y 6her sc =
verv srnail expsnse
Il has been >sttiri shat sher~ sre ssrtiiixing
rrsrertlcs in re Ga 81 tss eoft,n -eea. slsi 6
= azsersei teae the fler vi nct decourcss
ar sfx vssrs ansi csnasf ~ uses3 ss fsrti-
HHr This - whv see -cc3r rrstopr slilri-
nstesl ffcsn - sfals snd hsili - rouch nacfs
rsinatle ss q 3ecor1pesang ierslissr .hsn the
srfirs eed 81 tae <esae preeess tbs rar,ie
riant <Esi ~ frrutescTne .onsf,s the sn-asrs
SAX. - nsst sr,t 5verccrse. ~ tte 3e~.,rti-
rafinx nrcees tse deeg -vas crslshei ard serr
sas ~ = SOW ,Eid exrerss~e rrorssS fn the
49, rrccees tha nzsne - sirnriv siszslvpsi
g. ta~nser thr-ads - ~ -aesr csns sre
<pexe& sut ss -ssaT ss ~ irfsnssis kifssn -
rs nallk Aeisnes Consultation
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Ms Ancs McKsei. Of wKvsriy. Tssn.
whis so~<fng ia shs zard-n. kAlisd ratrse-
snAks ~ custing lts head on vita hoa
one of Forepauxh's elephants had TO Be
rovsed xlth mustard, - othrr day. 70 sass
h1s p@nz saA . sO0k tSsasy-e~O pounds -
- -
A uonst-r frog swallowed eh1cken &C
Ccunse. Ga. - other eisy. asa scsEn>d - es
r-sllsheng uhs sss- isn1asussly whsn ne owner
kklicd htnA
A N-~ada rAnehxnan shot. trspped ard
pcs~pr>d . 10 r.bbsts IN four mouths and
r,sn as-r-d ap apss About 400 us~ onss
had corss - al eh~ar pssr-z
while w n. Yong and @. ". Crxft.
- oerwood. Pa, were bu&dsg f-nes On
Je~~r'h esrrv-cosf's fsrua hey found and
salea 80 snas--. ~ l~rg~st bstng $50 and
sae- h~H f-es toax.
According - a writer tn ElackvnCds
usxsxine - xyp~ic< IN frsnxyfvzaia teaeh
yonnx er~rs - kancs ~ pIaalng thezs sr
kess..d frsn platss whsls tise tra&usr PLAYS on
- e<ksl> ~ hesr. 1fssag up iss sgs Aihsr-
naa~lv - e~cspe the h~.s, in~otnntarily Oh
ssrr-s 80 nan~ ussrxei ~ 80 vioitn. aoa
sr~as>~zv s~r,.s 10 m ats iszs voeo~rsr ~
hsars urusic
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

gzsy 4 - wh<s1,-9pe8ed ss1Dxer s11 s1-
...lc-1 4<G1<.Gt assf n1ls1 s1<-e< z11 zeI saek
-. - f11 >s&s9 ; Sc A1x-s< >@sSDss3<e
$500 - sa<2sT snd era- 1lxs1 H<ss
an s1<o1 ><a<s1z nlf2IeF-s 49, 3A5ze
-ssa seal sssssa rsnazssd y. s.ssossz,S
E.llisx-- > sa<i1- ts8l5zE
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

css~a hsrrhsrna. q Esaly. |. se4ssas
n4ppztsr of VoiApaL
Ms Potter keeps bar hair oopp~r col.
~~d wf1h sais ed borax
N Qoesn habaihs a Spain has an IN
eo<as q st. t.ooo.oos |. yea<. 01s = always "a
1sbk
Tho wifs of Secator Stanford has
feundsd honns for working soznsns ehil-
t<sn IN Albany. n Y.
Mrs. Labouehers. ths wffs Of the Eng
Ezh member sf parlianasns aud e,ftor of Lon-
aoa Tfath. has gone On tha Fostr1m Aad 10
tsiiysrinx address Ia favor ef Gla6.togs
erd bose rue.
Mis- Kate Fisid. after hving IN almost
s~~FY .iviiized .ouuuy Ia the world. has
nnaliy deserminesl b take ~ her psrunanens
sk<sis st los Angeles, Cal. where shs -
tulil1ag houes tAat wlu overlook las ssa-
Mxz Belga Lockwood. who has been
nosninss~i f1r ne presidency On sas tiekst
Of ths E'gaai Rixboa party. i. according 70
sElelel report. - years II aga Shs began
sx4ssl t<@csfng when shs was II. and studied
t2w and ~2s admitted ~ tAs BAR ~h.a sns
wzsI
Anong ths hsauties of the Pacfdc coosA
Nina olarovsky, sEss Of ths Russian CONSUL,
tak-s Asxh r.nk sbs - saa, -.-ndsr
k>onsse, md Der fszktarss are dsllca1s sn< ~
Ensd SOC has a .l-nder. white thrust. ssrr-
perslng hsad u exquisite proport1ons. add
ksr t.a<s h dress b pronounced perfseE
Mss As<is Cody. Buffalo BIlr. dangh-
b<. $50 30 ssylss as Worth Platte. Nsb.. nov
that sns k44 returned from her trip %
<;aropa shs hAd IN d1sapp0intra<us q not
k~tsx preefEsEnd AZ eourt. bus wss the rsef-
peat of xz.ny othsr soeih2 honorz, which srs
s&.d nos Ia ths isast - have tsrnsd asr bad
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

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Dme<ks<1'L
4 "a II Il EIasx c1u1kF hzs held ~
Urnol <,<r ..r las cz.s thrzs year.. sa1 aes
- nk1ox -. E-sess.
g. <n..s<.< .aa 49, n@r~sns kss~
<r<on c.zf l4s.r -1frste nzpsrs ~ Eais en1nEF
= - Is ~ se11sx - exsi . soze ia k4ll--~
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49, - eAr 1e.1 >ess % 1'.-
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4, ~ H<l Z1@fx. isap1 ctslnne<t aud NJ
31sY % 1<nls1es s<nE - oGskzns i@st
Xnn14G and si.iu thsf es1ksk 1ns ana
61ei 1sa. fbs snssli<s1 1slnx si4e8 b44s.
Uh1en Weighed loaf poGn1s. - n 1zslss<s
0um>sal
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

I.Iy A. Hhess-so. 1 shlle. Sic, 10 : red
e1sA, &C. J1lI zzas s1ss@t s<se: Sept<ness
tSt.f.
GorD-5le.
os.s-so. / N1ss. se wh.te. s7se
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
BRAcx Up.

You are feeling depressed. your appetite
Il poor. you are bothered with headache.
you are ndgety. nervous. and generally out
of sorts. and want 70 brace up. Brace up.
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
ron for an h0ur, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want Il an Alternative that will purify your
blood. start heslthy action Of liver and kid
neys. restore your vitality. and give you re-
nswed health and atr-nxth. Such . medi-
cine you vii ind IN Electric Bitters. and
only 50 cents . bottle. AZ Psck's Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

gaiF s-Hhszt-Aenvs, opeasd slxhsF. b1k
iaksE broxe z1a eloeea loser Lhs1 saturday >
lkLabsr @sse
Casa -l]pensd ssEonz<s buE elo<<d loser. cssn
snd Juiy $50 A8ktst 80. >ePlemnsr. so5<e,
0slz-- iiisnsE- fs.a AID Jay. ss1.e. Aas'-sE,
6cs1s september, 81.
NhAky-H ~
Furx-Flraer c4sn. Ialy snd Algasl. sIs-ss.
5Gptka.bfE. 3.dx.s
fsrf--LsseF taah snd Jaiy, ss.i21z Ansusf.
g. Az -; 5eptsHlnsz =. ~ lid
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Probably no one thing has caused such q
general revival Of trade At Peck Bros DRUG
store a. their giving sssy 20 tnsir customers
Of SO many free trial bottles Of DR.. King
View Discovery for Consumption. Their
trsde II simply enormous in this very vain
she srticls from the fact that it slvay
cures aud never dissppoints. Coughs, Colds
ASTHMA Bronchitis. Group. and eli throai
sod lang diseases quickly cnred. You can
test if before buyisx ~ getting = trial bot
sis 10 cents. lsrgs szs 81. Every bottle
warranted
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Or. Brigham has removed his Office tc
the new Kendall Block. l47 Monroe-st.
where be may be found from till 10 O. m
3 tiii 5, and 6;<5 til 7.3O D. m Dr. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live At the Warwick
until the opening of the Livingston Tele
phone Office ud warwick go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

The best salvs IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblsins,
Corns and AL Skin Erupticns, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no psy required II
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Pric- Is cents per box.
Fer sale BY Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Issfeion-sfq
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

F2rm Prsaaes frsaa First n>.tA
CtssInx frlcaF, July
Appiss-s ss.uo per barrel
csssse-ssass. fse. Sew YORK. Zoe; hun cream,
eiovsr sssa-saseses rimsshy. sasossos
BRED Fraes-AppIss. svsporsted. soss pes
Ise I''Ia' per poaaa: Sesesss, iiosiis per pound
Tsssa iss Ms-.s-Ndison. s70osaoo. veal. SOC
ca; sir.ia-~ sasa--sssaay s sc per oa. for red.
sze 'os -n.is. o4.s ... &c. re, Sss'ee Corn
Hides-GFeen. s}ss5c. part cured. s,<ess<e.
cured. e-sss<e eat sk,as 9 % y peenass &c .:
Nool being e4tiIastsc al &c Per Fooad
h01ey-lzc per 10; strained. lDe.
Hops-lf ala per -.
HAy-IunotnJ. sllsl per ton: clover. us.oo
nixsd. $50 marsh. sly.as8tk.os-
Maple sogar-ize per u for nsw IN blocks. snail
eakes extra, ilai2c syrup. $3.50 per gal.
Poultry hieksns. ioslx>zes ooekA Hoi1
Pot.ioss-6Id 20: new. u.M
spring vegstaol es-Lettuce. &c per pound; rad
shes. zoe = dozen oonehes' onlons. lec a aozet
q 10. beet Ereenz SOC b0shel. green peas. 81 q
o1sael; string beans sc busnsL
Stravbefrie<. q per quart
stras-telo per uon.
tailow-aoS74cperl 10.
Wool-The spring crop OF wool = coming In
Cnwa<hed wool brings Is and ls cents per pound
While the xashed q qu0tef a = 2ez4e.
Woodstock stove wood. tLlbetLo per cor l.
iour -ioct wood. ftooBoo5 per cord
cosl-sT.oo. crate. $50
Lime-C;rand Rapids. 75c. Ohio. sccs Pe.ozksy
uN0
salt--T5c for Saginaw or NanIstee.
kercsene-Aich. test i0i<, waler white. ll1sc
Gssolas-i2e Per gallon
a. :. eesse. EItra 'c,'' es6I4cs Yellos
Coree-1reea Rio. 1Teisc: Rio roasted, 3oc
Java. green. Gl&Ec. Java. roasted. SOC
Assieai6o. roasted. z21sseses Mexican. roasted,
/ SO nc.
Ts.s-J.P@n. ans, ssesse; Japan. medium. D
/ powder, zSS4c: ooionz. sSs7oc. Congo. 2oss
Flour--p IS per cwL: sGeo per b6l: patent pro
cess. SD & 300 per cwt, sac per boil; al wheat
soar s.is Per evE. Hzo per bbL: backvhezt
us ser ewt-
AM Feed-sereeninEs. 81 per Ion. bran. SIS
skiYs. $50. micdiings si9O0
Fesc-Ccrn and osis. ga q per ton.
Salt-1ichixzn. see. Eastern. 91i5
Fsn-No. / wbltehsh. ITO per half bol
trcu.. t1oaS o.. cod. salt S<lsc per 10, CLANS
sec per hundred. oysters bulk. 81 0ozSl. = gallon
standards. 2oc can: selects. sc eAs. smoked hali
/ but. lie.
Fcrk IN barreis-Mes- pork. Chicago packed
ts.to. extra short cut. si3aosiooos Standard eie@
back. Ds.Sp-
Lsrd-Tisrces. sltas5<c: ~ and 50 10 tubs. SC. s
/ n. round uns. 100 cases. &c. n Tn pals, &c
Peel In ksrreis-Extra mes. warranted coolies
/ $50. extra. ooneless. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
HOW TO AVOID THE LAW.

opinion of Chairman Blanchard of the Central Traffic
Association the railways may make division Of bust
ness between themselves. Notwithstanding the Inter
state Commerce law, will be published at length To-
morrow. The subject is explained in Mr.. Blanchards
written Recommendations to the committee on re-
vision Of the Central Traffic Association. He says
In my respectful judgment the transfer of tonnage
is not forbidden II made under Just and rules
A railway company may voluntarily transfer to an
other railway tonnage It has received TO over rs
own road, as It may voluntarily put It's rates higher
than other roads accomplish the same result The
law does not require the same rates by all lnes-hcnce
the opportunity.
In these two suggestions, viz: Dissmilar rates
and transfers of tonnage and travel lie the two
dies the railways legally possess TO cqualze
adjust their several tTatics.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
MoRE INSANE THAN HE WAS rHoueHr TO BE

The man who committed suicide Thursday in the
greenhouse of Lyman khoades at No. 374 Gatcs-ave
Brooklyn, identified yesterday Paul Arnold. .
patcntlawyer Of this city, who lived at No $50 Chs
son-ave Brooklyn. lie thiriy-one years old
and came from Warrington about four nsnths ago.
Owing to excessive Indulgence I'm drink he became
subject to suicidal mania and after he had been Pc
vented from killing himself his friends determined to
place him in asylum. He was examined by Drs
Haslin and welding and committed TO the Kings County
Insane Asylum DIR. Arnold. the superintendent took
personal charge OF his case, he rational when
not under the influence Of drink and he had SO far
recovered that he allowed 10 leave the institution
on Wednesday to visit his friends The next known
OF him his shooting himself In the greenhouse
Where he procured the pistol Is unknown. He left
a wife In v ashngton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
THE SUPPLY OF BOYS is STILL LARGE

The district messenger service Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company advertised for 100 boys
yesterday with astounding results. The qualifications
advertised necessary that the youths should
be between the ages OF fourteen and sixteen, and
should be four feet and six inches tail, that
The number Of NewYork boys eligible, having strict
regard only to those conditions, is tremendous, and
the rush of applicants 10 No. 8 Dey-st yesterday
morning should have been to be believed in
But unfortunately for the wouldbc messengers, such
little affairs established honesty and good recon-
mendaons taken into account in the selection Of
messengers, and, having regard 70 these conditions
also, as well as 10 his Impressions concerning the
Intelligence and city knowledge of the boys who pass
before him, the superintendent finds his choice mar
rowed 10 an average Of fifteen out of fifty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
WAS TIA REMOVAL OR RESIGNATION,

MR. JUDD BITTERLY DENIES THAT HE HAS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE CHICAGO
POST OFFICE.
Chicago, Sept 81 (specan.-Never in the history Of
the Chicago post Office has there been such shaking
up and rafting of dry bones to-day. During the
afternoon General w. c. Newberry, we'll known DEM
ocrstc politician and head Of the Iroquis Club,
ccevd notification that he had been appointed post
master. vice S. Corning Judd. Was 1t removal or
resignation 1t is impossible 10 determine except
that Mr.. Judd, late this evening" said to a
porter that the rumor was a lie He denied in the
mos. emphatic language that he had been removed
resigned. Colonel Rea the assistant postmaster, was
equally receDt concerning the removal of his chief
declaring that he knew nothing about 1t. He said
however, that there list Of removals and trans
fers which he would shortly give out. When 1t was
finally read the head of Frank F. Kennedy. assistant
under Mr.. Wilbanks, found to be in the official
basket 1t Will be interesting for Mr.. Kennedy TO
learn whether his removal for cause made prior
or subsequently, 10 the time when bis chiefs head
adorned the basket of Postmaster General Don NJ.
Dickinson. The other changes were all minor officials
but there a great many of them.
Friends OF General Newberry who say there is no
mistake about his appointment of the opinion that
Mr. Judd did very singular thing in making so many
changes when his official career was near close
Friends Of the exsupcrintendent of malls, wibanks
think that the taking Of Judds scalp is victory for
him wilbanks himself smiled when spoken to on
the subject this evening, and said:
The appointment is good one. Ecwbery is q
enough 10 command 300 men. ! don't know that II
will affect my position any. am waiting patiently"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
GETTING THE BOSTON READY FOR SEA

Dptbcgrimed men filing the bunkers of the cruiser
Boston with coal, gunners polishing the great guns.
sailors mcnding sails, machniss adjusting the rigging,
and stewards and cooks slowing away ships stores.
made busy around the new cruiser yesterday.
She IS making ready TO start Thursday for Central
America, but rumor has It that her specific dcstna
ton Costa Rica, TO look after American interests
there. An officer said yesterday The Costa Eican
Government recently issued manifesto discrimnat-
ing against American vessels, and the Treasury Dc
partment issued an order TO Customs officials to levy
Duties discriminating against vessels from Costa Rlca
II Is feared there may be little trouble there unless
we show ourselves ready TO meet IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
4 THE BROOKLYN ENTRIES TO-DAY.

Again the Brooklyn Jockey Club offers card which
every turfnan who get to the track to-day will
find lrresistbly attractive.
In the first Blue Wing IS expected to como
out for the first time this year. Perhaps he needs
a to season him. It would be doubtful policy
TO plunge on him at his first essay in 1888 and
BelvIdere will probably win, while Blue Wing may
run second.
Prince Royal ought to win the second race and
Bessie June may run second.
The third race for two-year-olds, VIII bring out
strong field at moderate weights, as allowed by the
conditions of the stakes. Mr.. Withcrs's alblack
should capture this with Auricoma, while Maidstone
should run second.
Raceland Is doubtful starter In the Sceptre Stakes
for threc-year-ods at $40 miles, at the regular
weights. If he I prefer his chances. II no
does not start Los Angeles ought to win and Mon agu
second.
Anomaly may win the fifth race, Ballston second.
The last race heavy weight handicap at a mile,
should go 10 Rupert, who will probably be ridden by
Garrison and Prose ought to run second
Following the lists of probable starters
~ cyur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

Philadelphia. Sept. 81 (Special).-Genersl Manager
Topping the United States Express Company has
pesred before Gloucester City Councils and presented
the ordinance granting the right OF to the Gloucester
City and Atco Railroad. The directors OF the company
have succeeded making traffic arrangements with the
Gucester Ferry Company. 1t is said that the road will
20 through Backwood This will give the express com
pany through from the South to NewYork con-
nection being with the New-Jersey Southern 1T
Atco
Wilmington Del. Sept 21--Before the Interstate Com
Commission at Dover to-day several officers Of the
Norfolk Steamship Company testified to attempt by the
railroad officials since the OF the Interstate law
to form pool Che freight Mr. walbr.dge manager Of
CONGRESSMAN W. T. Scots Cape Charles farm and others
testified to high freight and the Indifferent train
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
sTnof hta Hder

Lost his rider. r,-,.,. :, - rr.,,r x 70 I
I'm ffi' 9qo to f Forest King Glory j. g Minnie
others 90 to 100 l. Plsce-Britannic even Forest
King 10 roolsFed $50 Britannia 800 Marsh RedOn
$40 Ap Forest Rings King sio Tipstar siO
Mutuas paid sls 80.
They broke away times before the nag fell on an
excellent start for large neld Clay Stockton was IN
front bu her slight advantage did her good for She
as Instantly swallowed by the ruck Britannia was sec
ond "a thew went away Madge Ally third. Perega
fourth and Marsh Redon fifth Inc iavori,e .0oA
supreme command at the furlonR post and his oackers
rever suffered the slightest uneasness thereafter for the
further he ran the wider grew the that separated him
from his opuoncnts in gailop by two lengths
Forest King beating Tpan six lengths for second place
Roth the Youngsters got of badly ana were not aoe 10
get away ruck until tho ned ieacned the nome
stretch Marsh Redon got twisted in the whirlpool and
camn was thrown to the ground the old geding finishing
SECOND RAcE-HANDIoAP SWEEPSTAKES s25
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. lilo MILES.
A Esmq 1o, gr. c orn'mme. Oy i''o0 Rosers' /
, P b MSEsln' b. & ho G &schy' ,r, ISt
D. A. HOnig's ch- G w nl%S p 4 40 'Ia'a7 .
Post odds To .nKPF Ids g / T1 ts ns to
Auction pools-wahOO $50 King Idle 800 o'in'''ne
COY utusis paid s1s 10.
Wahoo and Mollie's Last had bad attack OF the
.iors and raced against each other for last place
Uipg Idle made the running length before bordelase
rho nrcceded orinamme by neck In the stretch hhg
raIa .vcrved against Bordeaise, forcing her into tne
-, ro,o, an the lnsid. OF the course Orhamne coming
~ IN ,ho extreme outside clevery By half length ;
Bordelase q length before King luie'
r,,rpn nAcE-sPEcULATIoN STAKES. $50 EACH
$1,000 ADDED SELLING. ONE NILE
c.,.oo a povle's ch. T. Queen OF Eleirabcth, by
Ser, SensafIon. IN igabcth. 4 yrs 03 n lOssle)
Iamasney brothers b.. e. Banner Bearer, O. 100 q
" u J.,ninas's Dr. m Swift, aged III Ciamiltonl 3
" p Burch'. br. O. Pashl. g. % - a.. tAnlersonl
chicaco Stables en- T. LEILA May, T. 50 "a Covingtol
~ Gratz,s en- G. Wynwood 3, 102 (Martnl
'" "'" 49, Timc--1 10 "a. -
Post odds: To win-Swift even, queen OF Eh<a
P Ban 10 To- / wynwood 20 to l. Plsee-oueen Of
Elizabeth u TO- Hammer Bearer to l.
Mutuals paid s23
Pa.ha led for six rurionrs and was passed By Banner
pearer who showed the way into the homestretch
Queen OF Elizabeth away In the last furong and
won by short head Banner Bearer two lengths before
swift who found the going too stin. Leila May was
never in the hunt and wynwood was last all the way
Banner Bearer came with goshawk swoop at the end
and nearly everybody the grand stand thought he won
the race There kissing when Queen OF Eliza
bcth's number up.
FOURTH RACE-wOODLAwN HANDICAP. $50
EACH Al. $50 ADDED. 316 MILES.
W. Laksiands b. h. Exile. by Mortemer- Second Hand
sJA. ho 'nsnn's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
SMALLPOX IS IN TOWN AGAIN.

smallpox has made its appearance In the city again
after an absence Of several weeks man and ais
two children found sick with the disease ycser
day In house In One hundred and twenty thirds
between Eighth and Ninth ayes, and were removed to
North Brother Island. physician had attended them
but had made diagnosis of the disease As chickenpox
The result was the exposure Of number Of persons
10 smallpox. as no care was taken TO keep the pa
tents ISOLATED. IL Is not unlikely that several moro
cases OF smallpox viii develop IN that part of the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
A. ]. Cassatvs b. h. Eurus, s, 116 (HsywsV
Tlme-2 :0S 81

A. j. oas'ats' b. r ESsus % 3 10 10 'h'y".'
Post odds: To wn-Eurus TO o. Exile 10
Auction poois-Eurus $500, Exile el00
Mutuas paid 80 IS.
Nine horses were withdrawn. Eurus wore bran
new OF blnkers behind which his eyes shown lke
Il wasn't much OF The incorrigiole rogue
led and stopped leaving Exile to 90 on
alone and win as he pleased BY two lengths Hayward
seemed lose hope just soon as Eurus did
FIFTH IACE-swEEPsTAKEs s25 EACH. 1900
ADDED is MILES
DIVER Brothers sF S% 1st p spsS Snf5h
C. r Morrss b. h. Favor 0. 10. losse5 2
Chicago Stables b. h. Little Mnch. aged no; .
Pos. odds To uo1 TTsuG O2 to Little Mnch
Auction pOois-kingstOn sioo. field s25
Kingston played with and Little Mnch, trailing
mile. and striing them in the last iurlons
II they stuck fast in the mud Murphy drew
gallery nnsh which encouraged little ossler TO believe
that Favor was going win and caused the grand stand
shiver with excitement Kingston could have won
bv any distance he pleased
SIXTH RACE-PURsE $1,000. SELLING. 1lle
MILES.
G. Ne Z H'j V4 iso sEsssssy By s's'';o" @
S,.: s Hsssy g. m gPs B. .ss l0'
b 3 srl a9as' A & 4sass d ,d 100
Pszs ProP S.".st;ns 100 g. .na .I%s5
s5s'T" 'aSss ,sss,s
T n MTlers b. ;. Hi@aIsya, aged, 1oi tohuIsh(( Q
F. Taylors b. I. Maa, A. 81 :. (Alien) U
Post odds: To win-Speciaty to 1, Little Minnie
70 1, Satisfaction S to l. Una B. 70 Mat. to !,
Ta1tte tn l. Sallatin Is to i. others 20 10 so 70 l.
Place-Specialty Satisfaction to !.
Auction pools-Field $50, Specially $50 Satisfaction
SIS. Little Minnie els.
Mutuals paid e6 so.
Bronzomarte led to the quarter and retired. Lttc
Minnie, who lost much ground on the turn. then took
up the work. but Specially headed her on the back
stretch and made the running to the half where Una b.
assumed command In the homestretch Speciality drew
and easily by three lengths Satisfaction half
length before Little Minnie who swerved all over the
course. No bid for the winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
THEIR D1rFERExcEs AM1cAB1Y SETTLED

Indianapolis, Ind, sept. Fl (specIaD.-The differ
ences between The indianapolis Journal and the
typographical Union Of this city were fully and
satisfactorily adjusted at conference this
evening, between John l. We" Soi
the proprtetors OF the paper, and COMMITTEES
representing the union. The printers. who have
heretofore been disposed TO carry their fight into
notifies agree TO dismiss the differences without
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