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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-10
DEE MoINEs, la. Nov

Congratulations from a full heart,
Iowa gains two Congressman in your
support, possibly three.
tsigned.l JonN A. KAssoN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-10

VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Heinrich Won Bam-
berger, the distinguished Austrian
physician, is dead. He was sixty.six
YearR old.
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JOHN B. THOMAS.
FREMONT, NEB., Nov.

FREMONT, NEB., NOV. Z.
Accept most sincere congratulations.
Nebraska claims the head OF the col
umn. (Signed) G. W. Z. DORSEY.
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IhIEIh

JOHNSTON Friday afternoon, November Q.
1888, At 2 O'Clock, CHARLEs, son OF William
and Bridget Johnston, aged Is years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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L. G. HAucK.
CHtcAso. No

CHICAGO, Nov. s. .
congratulate you on the undoubted
and splendid victory you have achieved.
(signed) JoHS F. FrNERTY.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
The ohlcIal Vote all in and Gives Atkinson
Elshty.ono Majority.
DoddrIdge County.


hlEinson Sysr Fsndisicn i 81. ElD
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SALEM. A[Ass. NoY. S

How bright the American sun shines
this morning on the triumph Of patriot.
ism, good sense and free and well paid
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MAN BEppoRp, Mass, Nov. Z.

NEW BEDFoRD, MASS, Nov. z.
Your election gives US great hsppi-
ness. We extend our hearty congratu-
lations. WILLIAM w. CRAPPo.
(signed.)
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WAsu1SaToS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Z.
As in 1910, so in 1883, am filed with
gladness and thankfulness.
(signed.) RoHERT G. scHENcK.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT


sullin Doubt, but the Chances in Favor OF
the Genial General Flick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-10
uARRISONs CONGRATULATIONS.

A few of the Telegrams He has Received
from Lesdlng Men.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 9.-General
Harrison received the following tele-
,ro,nu.
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MAxIsrEE, MIcH., Nov. 8.
/ congratulate you sincerely on magni-
fcent canvass and triumphant election.
[Signedl BYRON McCUTcHEoN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-10

Some Good Suggestions and Probabilities,
DIr. Blaine May go Back to the Senate.
John wannamaker for Postmaster Cen
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EAST SAGINAW, MIcH., Nov. 8.
Am too full of gratitude for utterance-
It is Just glorious. Congratulations.
[signedl R. G. HoRS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
Cornirp Dropertn for Sale au0 60 Get


THE RFSIDENCE % thc late Rev. T.. =. Zoe.
II al Cofnw alton Hudson % acres in high sfafe ~
cultivation sreat abundance Of fruit i large assortment
AID prOiuson ~ aid other nONers remarkable
spring ~ delicious water which eau Dee utilized Tor irri
house and other buildings fine river and tain views
The property j. attractive situation condition and SUE
logndings and offered settle Tho estate viii be
sd low g. prompt purchaser on accomn ting terms
PHILLIPs ( WELLS. Tribune Building.
A STATEN ISLAND WATERFRONT eoun.rg seat
~ combined Of 200 acres, Offering splendid IT,
ouemeats 10 gent cuan 20 ocate OF cap O. SIS O. IN
vest. easily accessible being neaI tWp depDs having
ls90 feet frontage good dwellings all ..'fy OUT
handing elegant view OF lower Bay. For pa t CA > .
appy % j. 4. NAN AUkEN 60. ~ broadway.
A CHANCE THAT SELDOM OCCURS Just The piice
IL TO- young couple handsome c. ta-c luI. furnished ,
s'te lawn. ieu nun ana >hslr; hr En-
c'iAool hrs 40 minute out pft' nfuOJ . "V'
Ssh OMNE "a Cot anf st., room All
GENCY FOR MONTCLAIE Hand ore iionce'
- ana building sites fof ~ale house, 20 let -h-on Or
!aE CLARENCE l.. TUBES 3 BE kman-st, y. J.
VILLAGE LOT with house Of n rooms; suppl ei
a. WIN al modern impI0yenle at ana aool "a La
s1fe u IKANk 20. WRIGHT
Great harrington. Mas
For sALE-At Mountain station, Orange, y. j., 40
-, M.lutes from city. modern residence, bedrooms
aI.ng water stable and p0u trThouee acre lawn
49, .hr btery and garden station. Address
~"HEA A. o. Boa $50. New-lCrh CITY.
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Gin 1)roperin t)anieO.

4 WANT TO PURCHASE for investment Cat or IN
proved tenement property between 18Th ana 1' 3t'
Atfress giving part rulars. J.. DALE Tribune Once
WANTED By FAMILY 81 three ain't- small lon'
w o. Ur- uafrr.ruI fo lU cheerful rooms 30
susffrri hrr-. o. SINAI suite aiaatsL or pf4t. lo1-
taful.ha. within cony nicat dsfaac- ol ceAr1 i-l-'
a. moi..ate r.rt Aid,cs. T. b., care o. The Ih1e-
pendent NeN-NOrk CirY
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Steamboats,

Elcamtoal5
HUDSON AND CON~ACKIE
ELECANr hIEAMhE kAAvi. I'll. Ia .e- fo9
foot jay-~f. y p. every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
ShTJ HDAY 90 j. Co.. connecting nifD Boston and Al
bany Railroad WHEELER POWELL Manager.
- IONINGTON LINE.
- For Ia Tern point. pro iencc Worcester oni local
points - 5 g. E. Steamers tss.r Sow
Per &c. n. r.. block above Cauol.st, D. ia daily
sundays
no NEW HAVEN. 75c.
EXCURSION good @ days. - -.
steamer O. n. NOlItAN 1At CONT 4NIAL leave
palA %. l.ef - F. g. 3 /. alI ID b. n- f,IiIAY5
~ b. m.. rol1ecfln- af NeH-flatel uf special alns
fuf NL.IDiN. HARTFORD >Il.IAHi ltl.D bOI~
YOKE &C. Through uckets -0.i au1 Ia gag checked 10
9sI Broadway, New lofA. ana Cuurf-.t. Brooklyn.
T1TJHE TARIFF - iss0" pamphlet - 20 large pages
wing rates 0f G.tF nos h force, 10 iull. together
with the entire Free List and other valuable Iari inoI
nation Timely Tor Reference, ana Absolutely correct
Price - CODY. Published ~ The Tribune.
NeW-Yof
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q % tor rauna ~ MeaIs. 5oc.

81 90 FOR round 'rln. Meals. zoe
DIAMONDS VACATlON Excl RSlONS.
Ia 81 ,r,v.iiiuQ E,p n-c- Included.
4 Party Win ,rfvr YORK MDudt, pc.ober = 10,
Grant tour ~ ~ pays tcr0s- III tont'neni IN ihe
puctl- %prthSc- All faHiurfin. The fFhr '".'t f4t
b. triy.rs-i Torn victoria rapif OF Bill n 'o'.l.
10 ~ uiero--ovcr l.iOJ mikes, Return tcksi- 700"
until july. 1883. - .., t..-o Wv yor-
Octoler iof ~oufbern # rnin Direct via Atchl-oh
Topeka Zee Railroad and another On t'e Sanc
date ior Color IN. 49,. ,...t.. 90
seventh 4 nuil series Of Win'er INcnr-onr ~, 10
California: november December January anu AZ .
Fefruarr Z. ID AMI - amt Marrn ant 3.
Anuu4 Winter ans ~prng fnurs thronrl the southern
sac. Wc~ir9. aud California January ~ aLu rrO
ruarv through the ~OHhern states ana "cN''"'
" fch -. , ,vurrroup
". RAYMOND l. \ "hi
r. send for descriptive circular Designating particular
!. ". JENKINS.
25t Broadway. Ncw- ! ork
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Business l1rouertn Cor Sal: an % ce

An FLFGANT LARGE STORE AND BASEMINT TO
y f-r northeast corner William and Am So 40 wears
: con store rutland WHITNEY. b. -Am.I-L
pUILDINGs. STORES. lofts AND ofFiCr-ss, .
ID lit IN pccsrsn Am. Erlt0n. john, t,9f. VIM.
tam \ sssu and sicets the vicinity. X LAM
WHITING. . Beekmsp-s.
rT,O LETTING lofts 5ox95 ueh' s around sieali
: b ALTHhT>h { Co.
On premises iol and lo3 IhoHi OFF,
I-TrY CHEAP CTFID u.s. o. iet in IA Bni
q ALSO 100 Goa auI Iron Lsrnal-. cory -n "''
strictly FIRST Ass hrerIoof buildings Appt 10
t. 4 CRUIKSHANh Co., llD b+od4"df'
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Crrcpcnn AoperllormcniS.
CRATErUL-COMiORTING
E4PS' ; COCOA,

DREAEFAsT.-~ ny thororgh Know DE OF th1
IA rfa lAN- which govern tr operations W As'suv1 a.
A4-lltln ana l5 careful on oi iu. ' y" t...
o. we~sirccG tOco- Nh Lpp, has pro'laea our ga
TT tables WITH 4tAcIey LstorcI b.ft' 90 ""l-H no
many nrt.y g1-Dr-' bills. 10 IS DO .hr Jul, t
" such aTlel's % tina constitution LAY W
gradually BUN u.tl resist tNti9 --'
cnlY % disease Hundreds Of suite ntadcs ar. Hvah
around ready attack whcresF there weak lViu.
We nay escape many fata shaft DJ keeIng ouis''',
well fOr'lhr1 win pure blood aid properly ucui-'NcS
me-. civil Service Gazette.
Made SIMPLY win iouing water milk sold only 10
hal4 pound tlS lf lfoca- labelled thus. James lFfp
4 c.. Houo pa.hir IN So Loldou. iLronL'
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Steamboats,.

-I.-FATHEB COLUMBlA'9 Ferry from
~ Pie. alI l-9th-s'. Nolth E4fcr. 10 Niaic--'.,
Albany. will begin business .h No. ia., ~ $50 H. DID,
it-i ~ 1000 only lcoO r,a.f. WIFI Doe sola at ZEN
,Sa.c,S' ,c4s Siie. holm s pa-.asr 10 Albany oia
"a , .,.rrt. .n ,te l,.t and na.a.e. sold d,
Nlbany. Ioir. r-e tickets e1H De -"Net rifh meals
WI ,n ,h. boat re.-,f, ,ap pay - aiit. na Tor
aay is ' rfaut fr-fo1 craou' 'nr boa, os Mon
Rive. of SO DID,. touching DO Pier. l-afi-s,. only.
ana oayo there a. 30 m-' stopping only a. Ne"Dus
irfte WI. desire o. NAB sure Il hcAet- 'hogd apply
t.o oilce = tlc tp'o"n Pres. Ihomeon Nr - ann
i5j.--t today die rcfs one hour before start
asa.n', are raaa. TO ..eg-- So ha'e rc.
" Columbia holding registered c.tL,'ie- which can be
Ths cg 81 ,1aav VIII rrn Mondays. wcirc- lay. and
Ea,, i'm ,a NeI 5ss s,lar aai ina o %
burg ant J. u-nt'cp.i" ou cln llf.
4 TROY BOATS. lighted throughout b.
AND mL nsoH ara 4, f II, EuTay- steamer
ios christoP4.r,i az except SATURDAY, H. SUNDAY
A L sa4S B BGf ana dean Pt2rh1h LINE
SUMO. c>sop.ci I.eislt rsc.ycd until sic hogs u
HOsTON AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA
steamer. nnd fE&2 F IsAE "A A4AssAcucsrr9s
,a,e iie, 22 N H. 'og, W" & % 'o i i
a. s'si o ,., - -.i 7o -s l , 81, .or '
and ali 'afce- O., We-,o.r- Expie,- Company In New.
YoiR OF BROOKLYN
CATsKlLL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
\ -, ll p l.S,..-l ~ !. N,t,.t NNp hi - ,,,.,,
AInN ~. j. " ~ ~ LIZ w. ,.'''.' HNA i+i.-
KILL. ana Al~n 10 .'dt' 'N Il N''" .i f % j. N+
from foot o.. Jaf-s.-- y i '.-h i t t-i-" noun
tain ara .lio =. ~ a. ~ tI,-,.,t,. ',e' y,
pTTED TTNI -Cop p0~ToE NND
l. AL ~ In - -i,,i,, -'-'i'
ALL POINTS EAST. DOl Bill Hi-HNltt To-
'Ar st-4,,r ~ .-1 o. a. ~
sltli'i Di- az ,D5i . aSi ,..so, 'i'- ~ l.
Law Nrw-Tora from Pier -. y. r. ia Sol foot
Or Murray -. q, o. 80 3'a g,.t' i-
Io"cI r.e wine Mountain, &c.
SUNDAYS. leave N.N-fo-s % $50 p "a. ior eL
connection nv trae> b.et aai r-' Brookivn E D. ~
fsiro} IN Sea lyo, AZ va eGI mi 9a a,- ,.l ts,I
ti..- 5..t W. f1-lt - s,,l Il. r-.t ra an
49, Gin rr,'sa g, INnd-of A. ~ fine
once llsr - y r. ANA ON steamers
GTO CO%E0i. (, + EORDf. (, IOl ELL. Az.
- 49,. ..., ,
RONDOJ !, Il lNHcION AM 81 rnill-
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& ounirp Doar0.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY In warm. cheerful
~ house 80 minutes un NrH YORK wish thfre Or iouf
fOf the winter gentlemen preferred good table
pleasant hone references Address
BOX 235. Rldgewool. NewJerscy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

arsclass house the choicest street in The city should
examine the i0uf-stoly bIOwustone III West s.1.--
L. Il. BILL.
CO Lfbe fy-sf.
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Gmusemerls.
A. BROADWAY THEATRE.
n. BROADWAY. ASSIST AND 5TH-AVE
,,. Mr. FRANK w. SANGER
HANDsoMEsT AND SAFFsT THEATRE ~ III"
WORLD
GRAND SUCCESS GRAND SUCCESS
Mp LOUIS ALDRTCU
Mr.. LOUIS ALDRTCH.

world r. Il possess'd
OF many Of the clements
Of popular success
sun" The situation VA.
stirring A. each fall OF
the curtain.
journal Met With do
served success
tribune The KsNr
Diamond had n warm aso
sympathetic welcome
Tlmp~-A The curtain
wa- raised many tines
after every climax.
star Contains power-
,ul scenes and Mr.. LOUIS
kIdrich has obtained .
large. personal success.
Press Ia an eAcF
tlonally original and aD-
sofbing play.
Evening sun No pro
ducfion has been more
hanisomely staged az tns
Broadway, and Tor h.'
teaSon alone IL worth sse-
Ing.
ar. SATURDAY AT =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

"A 25XICO feet; containing every pas,oe modern ini
nroycmcut special concession cieC Immediate sake
V X. STEVENSON a CO..
lC6 Broadway. or 6f3 SHAVE.
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Amusemenis.
Che Curt.

A.
GREAT FALL NETTING. THE DRIVING CLUB OF
NEW.YORR. MORRISANIA, y. \.
$4,000 IN PURSES.
SEPTEMBER Is. 10. 30 AND 81.
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
800 Class sake; sSc GOO y 2 entries DS,t,s.
; 81 CAS- purse. i 900 10 entries.
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10; ,
sGf2 ca,. Fsrse i gs 70 co., cn''f Is entries
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20:
2:25 Cass Sake, 5000. u entries
> 80 Class. Purse, $1,000. 10 entrees
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER p;
2is cs.. r r1, 81 30? zoo = 3 entries nitric:
GENERAL ADMISSION, Fl
30 Cents extra to Quarter Stretch any part OF grounds
HOW TO GET THERE:
New.York Central NATURALIZATION Division rams ans
will leave Grand Central Depot an i ,na 10 M
and many sections the Regular Trains viii be run T"
FARE FOR RotND TRIP, Inciuilns ADHESION 81 20
Ground, can also be- reached BY sixth Avenue Elevated
Ralr0li ~ lj5th-st Conycyances 40 depot.
A. ,rcrtoN WM EAsTON Auctioncer.
n Fa.t1u's National Horse and Cstue ENchang' Iva,
WILL SELL BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE
TOMORROW. MONDAY. SEPT l.. AT 10 80 A. NJ
THE CENTRAL PARK RIDING ACADEMY,
5oTU.sT. AND 7TIIhVE-. NETWORK CITY.
UPWARD or 100 RACE HORSES IN THAININ"'
YFARLtNGs. &c. COMPRISING
Mp T y ,fOERI~FY~S ENTIRE STUD. INCLUDING
TIE FAMOUS FRENCH PARK AND SIXTEEN
OTHERS. WITH MANY OTHERS. THE PROPERTY OF
THE PREAKNESs STABLE, ME>oIs. W. "I'AI|
EDWARD KELLY. &c, e..
TIE HON. WV. L. scoTrs ALGERIA STUD
YEARLINGS
MP wM ASTGR'S FERNCLIFFE YEARLlNGs,
THE BROOKsBY YEARLINGS. Sc, &c
MR. NORRISEY's entire stable outfit comprising
sadies briiie. clothing. &c. E.. Al Ok the BI-sI
MAKE. and nearly new.
THE HORSES HAVE ARRIVED AT
THE CENTRAL PARK RIDING ACADEMY.
5eTU.~T AND 7THAVE-. WHERE THEY
CAV RE SEM AND TX AHMED TODAY SUNDAY
AND Up TO THE HOUR Of SALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

L MIRA Will NVt.Nl-i li.It 80 f'h SAIL Wv
Il LINcN BILL.
The very attractive fuuf-sorv dwelling southeast cor
ne Msa.son-ave and 735s tentrance OF tn street, Is ad
r,frsflv arranged with largo cheerful and an
s6nfance ~ sum ghf The house constructed OK cN
a.. emf material duo finished ia the best etvc wants
..airra.e 20 second floor bath looms VIII tled floors
electric bells and modern convenience FOR further
information and calds OF admission snr.v ID .
GEO. L. READ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

SUPERB fun syed dwell Ing. with oNt. NJ on
n every modern improvement, finished and decorated y
The expensive and attractive mdunct magnificent d
every respect; dc-rahy located West 57thst.. between
5ih and 9th obiainable NJ very low price
and exceptionally favorable terms immediate possession
V K STEVENSON { CO.
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HUN1'II' ESTATE,
'I'n9gl2y, SG9t. 25,
att oclees r m. on t,eFr premises.
SD, 5lth, 55ih, 56ih, 57lh and
SSH SIS, 7lh, 6,h and
9.h Ayes.

The lois ns wei tin streets ard avenues are
arn dch md IA dc Jirnirc
ia o.. ,frch over ~ ts~ fo"n of Vow irccht
Than IN T.rookl,n. Thr prrncuy w1~i ~ seen and
comnqr-a with rr siio rara~ g. b. appreciated
~ Il r> aaarrn'cod b. fc Tii!' .'ulraniee lru-;
~ Apr ~ il y EGTN r"G,TE.
which il or such hist groJni nud vel drained that
Within q lew aour. after ~ Utisr di-Ippe r
FKON Il % hLlN 10y b Avenue r"iro"diO iJih
nrH Bpfh streets. l., ,o.,
stree Ferry tnl hour iail -aic' FREE -i"grs
u. rrrcf the B0fi Street crrA -bca.- which leave
New ork al , aud o'rloch az ne miirra" o. -
BRILLIANT Mi-IC u 23D KLt'ihLNi BAND
during !C ,.
GRAND BiNQTE1 OAR & Fi.o>-Ai. TIM 81,
Il o'clock dny Of -alr. ctncHher' e ! u WIZ
be sold absolutely 10 the highest oid1er htheh'Der
th. HC joins The 1900 .... r,-r
wLic nearly Ono = have Gisc "dy Deeh sofa ahn
hundreds bnilhiEEs cree cd
maps. irce tory cSri~ a"i in pariicIlar> Hpry
10 iFII. JOIN -3N. 3r.. &c Liberty -. NcW f'rk
393 Fulfcr s'i Bro"yn. al oiiicc % premises cor
ner 9Th aud iSiA -.
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u,HE GEORGE HOTfi. ......,. ,,,..,,
I EI AK ROCK REACH.
leaI BI,lUtEPOi- Conn.
WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 10
| 80 nELAwARF WATER GAP, PENN.
VIII remain open until November d"hchtfui nou
tain resort lc-- than hours from y Y celebrated 4
GRANDEUR ~ scenery and hfl hfulc- mo-q u es eel
IN clfcuar. ". A. BRODlliAp & SONS. Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

THE KAFFIR DIAMOND.
TIE
KAFFIR DIAMOND.
THE KAFFIR DIAMOND
THE
KAFFIR DIAMOND.
THE KAFFIR DIAMOND.
THE
KAFrIR DIAMOND.
THE KAFFIR DIAMOND.
TIE
KAFFIR DIAMOND.
THE KAFFIR DIAMOND.
THE
KAFTIR DIAMOND
THE KAFFIR DIAMOND.
ryENTNGS At
~ EN iN'' - .n>frSSTi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
DROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
CIRST ANNUAL FAIR OF THE

EIRST ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
LONG ISLAND LIVE STOCK FAIR ASSOCIATION
Limited TUESDAY wednesday AMI Thursday September
IS 70 AMI 20 az the grounds q the Association one
fourth mile south % Long Island Railroad station Hunt
lngton, J.. J.
s3 900 PREMIUMS AND PURSES.
Nile track Trotlng ana laclng each day. Special race
and cup fr polo ponies Double team race Extra prize
and crn 1r tex buggy horse special excursion rates by
Long Island Railroad. J. VAN sCHAlCh,
T.. r. ACKERLY. Secretary. PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

a. LEXINGTON AVE.-To Jet. unfnsn.,hed 4-sioly
y I'D browu-toIe houre, ga fine coudlic.-
90, MANSON AVE COR AID. ST To Iet.-The
'))I larger PORTION - steah heated furc.shed coref
house fthe owner reservlng some ECoMs- ABLY on prom
49,. !..u 90 !. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16

I -IIOl DOAIS- IgNIeI IHTO0Tn0UJ y
~ c,..l.c CHE conaeet VA, , a.a, y Di-lA ~:
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY ray-- Pier -. = r.
loot Christie phers da u except 81 turl1y, SUNDAY
steamer touches 10 .51iy
LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
y steamers DREW, and DEAN El,nM9ND l.aNe
SUNDAY, excepted Freight received until thc hogs 10
d n.y.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-11
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

SHERBURNE g. HOPKINS, the young news
paper reporter who some weeks ago sent q
sham internal machine TO Chief Justice Waite
for the purpose OF creating sensation and
selling the news, pleaded guilty in the Police
Court at Washington TO the charge of at
tempting to obtain money under false pre-
lenses. and was fined $780,
AN accident on the Cincinnati Southern
Railway, near Greenwood, Kentucky. resulted
in the death Of seven persons and the injury
Of large number, some of whom may die as
a result
The city of New Orleans has been thrown
into fever OF excitement by an ARRAY be-
tween partisans of Nichols and McEnery, ri
val candidates for Governor, resulting in the
killing of Hon Patrick Mealy, and the wound
ing Of two or three other men Over twenty
shots were fired Mealy was Commissioner
Of Police, and the most popular Democratic
leader in the city.
A HUNTSVILLE Texas) special says that
armed citizens, calling themselves reformers,
shot dead Bill Bolo at Jacksonville, the
county seat Of Madison County, Texas, and
hanged "Red" Paige and another man whose
name is not known ALI Whitten, a friend Of
Bolo, was driven from the town. Bolo and
his friends were in favor Of saloons. Sheriff
Black has applied TO the Governor for troops.
state OF terror prevails
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-11
THE INDUSTRIAL REALM.

The strike among the flint glass workers
has extended from the western manufacturers
to the eastern factories. In the east and
west about fifteen thousand men are now out
The strike bids fair to be long and bitter
one.
BY the strike in the anthracite regions ii is
estimated that 50, coo men and boys ar,
thrown out of employment 1t is feared
that many large factories and iron works will
be compelled to shut down because of short
age in the coal supply growing out of sus-
pension Of work In the mineA A Reading
telegram reports that
Out of the sixty eight collieries in the Schuyl-
kill coal regions, forty OF which are controlled
by the Reading Railroad Company, only four
resumed operations, and these with one-third
of their usual forces Had the strike of the
Reading Railroad proven successful and traffic
been entirely paralyzed, there C uld not have
been more genuine alarm throughout the great
industrial regions OF the Schnylkil valley than
there is to-day. The proprietors of large fur
naceS and iron works in this section predict
that il the mines are shut down for two weeks
the majority OF the large establishments will
be obliged to close, owing to the lack Of n sup
ply of coal. Many OF them have been running
for weeks short of coal, and most of them have
less than a weeks supply on hand.
ALL the Reading Company's mines, forty
five in number, are stopped, and 30, 600 min
ers at least are idle, says Reading telegram
of Thursday. Some place the number of
idle men as high as $1,000 in the Schuylkill
basin alone, which, with 10000 in the L.
high, makes the strike great one. Several
of the individual coleries are at work, but
the Reading mines are without workmen.