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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
HE ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIS GUIDE.

Assistant United States Daniel OCon'
nell has telegram Assistant District Attorney
Rowe saving that he had accidentally shot his guide In
the AdIrondacks and that tho doctors expressed
hopes Of the guides recovery Mr. O'Connell Is
thuslastc sportsman He started several days for
the Adrondacks His handsome sporting outfit was the
admiration friends lie left the city In high spirits,
and expected to have vacation OF unusual pleasure lie
went to Lake Placid "Wednesday went out TO shoot
cartridges in company with John Shay well known
guide Mr. O'Conneil's gun accidentally discharged
and the guide was seriously wounded.
Mr. OConncll is about thirty old. and lives at
No lis West SlXtyGfthst. He Is member Of Tammany
Hall and was appointed by District Attorney Walker 10
assist In the preparation 81 criminal cases lie Is I'M
married lie Is respected as q thoroughly honorable
Official His friends that the accident may prove
serious blow ~ his sensitive and eScita
h,e naurc He will probably not return IFS duties for
ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31

beating Hs :SHG Dsa up
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. SO
EACH. $500 ADDED. MILE AND FuRLoNG.
Lamasey brothers craisos yrs by Wnas.
s g. Ssz
Es;ss'.a:;s $ So f Az 10 s
sy an IKE d Shn the
a. s, Issss$ &:
5 ss THEN %ser w' SSs ed on %
yS.GsIt "'fs ssf
n 's$s";" Il G:s. !:s;: a.
FOURTH HACE-PURsE sAoo. SELLING. slX
FURIONGs.
L'Ts:.sy sfs os ,S g. Perkins y. y Rs
ss% *rsA b ssss S nI IS;
,oi Fss ~ x:ss: e
S S:as:s "a ;d j.s's .s' " :s Pei!
'1; Ts.g.,sg SIS Geld 's
A; ss; :ss: a.: IND
H:s a:''s ,sss s:s eS' than an
FIFTH RAcE-NoRTH AMERICAN HANDICAP
$1,000 ADDED. FULL COURSE
rim, pan. sss q Killarney b, o'''n tdf%sS
P: V Gpr@an 'sFS nsssAm2s, .ssa is asn:as
Beitinc-o to wheatly. willie willie. Palmer, 70 -
Mont" Cristo, O Becchmoor Killarney race 10
l Killarney Q to Bccchmoor - .
PooIs-Whestlv s15 Monte t'riso e10 field eos.
Mutuas-s12 80. Tine--5 :52.
Killarney Immediately took the lead ana was soon
twenty lengths away Beechmoor who was dozen
Lengths from Willie Palmer They the entire course
in THIS fashion. Killarney finally winning by
lengths Beechmoor. who was twenty from vine
Palmer. he dozen from wheay. while Monte Cristo
q quarter mile further away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
A POLICEMAN HELD on GRAVE CHIhGEH'
TWO CONTRADICTORY STORIES POSITIVELY s"ohN
rn-MuICH Is RIGHTf

TWO CONTRADICTORY STORIES POSITIVELY SWORN
To-wnIcH is RIGHT
Policeman James Mulvcy, of tho Twenty'hrd s'rc
cinct, was tried on grave charges by Commissioner
French at Headquarters yesterday The mlldest spec-
fc alton In the charges that Mulvey was on post
in Maddens liquor store, ut Sec0nd-ave. and Forty
fourth-st on a recent Sunday morning, when II was
unlawful for the place to be open Thomas Nc
LouChlln young stableman who lived over the STORE
testified that he found Mulvcy IT, the bar room and got
a drink IN IFS presence. He and Mulvey quarrelch
and the policeman chased him up stairs. Then, ac-
corng to the testimony Of several Witnesses Muvey
dubbed Mclaughlin and his Young sister Nellie An
other policeman entered the house and dubbed oiher
women, Including Old Mrs Mclaughlin, who was said
TO be seriously Ill yesterday. Mclaughlin and his
sister were arrested, but were discharged In court
next day Nellie McLoushl.n pretty girl. shed tears
as She described the clubbing.
Mulvcy denied that he had been In the liquor Store
He said he saw McIomghln carrying suspicious bun
die In the street, and chased him into tho house In
the effort to arrest him. Then the entire Mclaughlin
family attacked him. Two policemen said they helped
to rescue Mulvey and make the arrest. Another
policeman who had been picked out by the McLough-
ilns as Mulvey's companion I'm the clubbing. sad ne
Madden appeared to testify that his llquorstore had
been closed at midnight Saturday Night. Decision
in the case reserved, but 1t may 90 hard with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
THE BROOKLYN ENTRIES TO-DAY.
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME WITH STRONG FIET

A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME WITH STRONG FIELDS
The conditions Of to-day's races on the Brooklyn
track are so arranged that contests OF rare interest
and thrilling finishes may be expected. Some OF the
fastest half mlers in the country will meet In tho first
race Salisbury should win. Laredo second. Britannia
beat Salisbury at Monmouth but on Wednesday Bri-
fannie ran as II the fine edge OF his speed dulled
just now.
The ITaggin stable ought to win tho second race.
Wheeler 7. second.
Egmont should be first in the third race, Exile
ond.
Mr. Belmont would do we'll TO instruct his trainer
to secure Hayward to ride Raccand In the fourth
by waiting long and lying out Of the race far in
the rear OF the field and IL Is time 10 try another
jockey. If any Will study Raccland's great races
in 1857, he Will find that this horse always took tho
lead before, the bOmcstretch reached, and came
homo with such a tremendous flight Of speed, when
Emperor Of Norfolk hopelcssly outpaccd bv Race
land at Washington. But not one OF his races WAS
won by pulling him back behind the field for nearly
the whole distance. and then trying TO make up the
lost ground and win the In the last furlOng That
Garrisons style Of riding him I'm Racrland's last
81! 800 racer II Raceland Is ridden with skill and
judgment to-day, he ought to win the mile and quar-
ter for three Odds The contest for the place will
probably lie between Sir Dixon and Los Angeles. Mr..
Badwn's 1lly will have the benefit OF Murphy's
riding, but think Sir DixOn's race Wednesday did
him good and expect Sir Dixon TO run second to Race
land
Eric should win the NTH race. Seymour second
Kin Crab should capture the last race Young Duke
second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
CLOSE oF THE SARATOGA MEETING.
THE VILLAGE PEOPLE TAKE POSSESSION OF
THE COURSE-FINE FINISHES THE ORDER

THE VILLAGE PEOPLE TAKE POSSESSION OF
THE COURSE-FINE FINISHES THE ORDER
OF THE DAY.
saratoaa Aug. 30 (Spccial).-Every Saratogan. man
or woman. believes It duty 10 20 70 the races on the
last day. They claim the occasion a. their own, ana
the professional element IL lost In crush OF crinoline
that u q other track. So great was the
crowd today that the ticket sellers were overwhelmed
and the had be delayed twenty minutes IN
order give the people an opportunity OF getting the
full value OF their money There were ten women TO
one man OH the grand stand which literally packed
and the OF conversation mingled with hystericai
shrieks and ex especially during the steepc
chase. paraiyziDg The regulars were cieSated 70
the betting ring and quarterstretch and raw Whatever
could from those points The racing element were
after the get away stakes but Oh whst sad moments
the taent when Spnnetto finished IN 'front.'
Stakes spnnetic Was Is fast ghost, and William.
Kept Climax FAR back that he could never eaten t
IN the Relief siaGcs Belle dor completely outpa,si
saa and Pee ad MsD the fss S d at
and Joseph. wei bottled up fora drive beat her
ana SosSuis ' had 'cis." iii the wy
q d. IS @ !hs nIa sa "
tut The sa sF Ss "sn s,s %'%
slooV va, aided wa, dismal failure for aiter lhrS 'i
struggle The Queens County stable sent Monte Cnsio
deeply hidden mysiercs Of stepcchasg as he could
iun yard ieyond his The sport %as remarkably cA
be recorded that the closing day. tiken all III all wa
most succession sason tic Saratoga Association has haa
Tor in,ny ycais.
Ihe~ The details:
FIRST RACE-PUHsE 800. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE.
w. II. Shatey's b. m. spinne,tc by RcfornrMcra-a
LaS,asncy Ii'o. ch. e. Climax i, io7 twiIliamsj )
lo7 auee SA "a nsa lSl u.s. gaSSe 1903
and business % IL also
and snec u, queen d Epa6' g nasne sa 50
Jauber; Place. 10 ON Cn,aN4 to l against SpInnc".
loo!s-Cluax $50. Caticiy,m slO Spinnoitn go.
Cara L. az, business So JduUct 81, Queen Of Elizabeth
Mutuals-sl3 TIme-1 :I3.
There long delay before they got tho Nag, and
then Spinnete rushed gaining lead could
be- 0ycfcone In the stretch Williams brought up Climax
from the rear but Spnnette beat him home by length
Clara &. three lengths away.
SECOND RACE-RELIEF STAKES. THREE.YEAR
OLDs. $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. NILE AND
FIVE FURIONGS
L. +. MeCasthy's b. 9. Joseph, by Duke. Brademante
W. II nendr,s. b. l. PEG Weep l12. lwillia"s,
ao ssa
BstIing-io 70 7 on ree Weep, to Belle d'or, 10
AlexmAriA 20 Joseph 20 Young Sweep. riace-Nothing
lSSl.1,re: o Wesp sS1 nsla go
A. the signal Pee Weep Jumped away with the lead,
with Young Sweep second bit At tho hall tho latter gave
way % Jo.eph. When they hnished the Ave iuilon2s
rss Weep wa. cutting out tho won half length beioro
ps:idso. .s.e me came 81 auar.ei nut Pee Weep
Win yeseRh .tdn s.eond before TO belle On the
Z: s; ssss r. g.: s.s ns IS
:s ~ s4 ESP. e: ,si r. '%ssRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
IFTH KNCE.-PT K,E sl 600.
CRY t.r'pI nNE,
SIXTH EACE-WELTEE HANDICAP.
LONGS
MANY MorE rRorrING ENTRIES THAN rsuA1

The entries for the fail meeting OF tho NcwY York
Driving Cub. from September Is to 81 inclusive have
closed with 125 IN the list, the greatest for nine
printed. The Grand Circuit opened at Cleveland this
with immense number OF new and fast horses,
who go Buffalo, Rochester. Utlca Albany. Hartford
and Springfield, ana are holding the interest OF the
trotting world. From the fact that for the first time
this year victorious horses Of the West Will the
OF the East Fleetwood. this meeting will be
Of greater than usual. Among the PAGERS
Columbus Girl, Ed Amman. Ulster Belle Roy Wilkes.
Elmonarch, Lady Hi. Allen Maid and Others The
trotters embrace such Sponord Kit Curry Rare Ripe
Thornless T. 7. g.. Keene jim Charlie Hogan, Kits-
foot and Others who 30. Possibly special
will be given for Prince Wilkes. Rosan Wilkes Favonia
nd Pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVFII Fps

Among the arrivals the State Line steuner State Of
Indiana which arrived from Glasgow Yesterday, were
James Aiken. Shelton Alexander Dr. Edward f. Barnes
Robert Ii. BeRe. Thomas Bishop. II. t. Bourke, Andrew
Brelnran Thomas Is. Brown Bishop Burgess james W. H.
Collins. r. L. Eiubry Alexander Flecs Alexander Garden
John Cow Thomas Cray. T. G. Hamilton. l.. Hansen
!. Z. Haywood. j. H. Ii"wardsn, Dr. Henry J. Hull
The Rev. J. A. and Mrs Jackson, John Kelly
W. T. Kennedy. A. X. Kennedy. William
Mscartncy. William MuLrie. Itsv w. d. Mckinney
Hugh o'Donncll. J. l.. oldneld. A. q. Palmer @. c.
PhIliipA Dr. =. 4. Remington. J. NJ. Rich W. p.
Sauds IT,. George Scott Alfred TAylss william Whsausy
John Wilson, James T. xeunsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
MR.. CROSBIE Turns THE TABLES.

The examination the OF Hiram B. Crosbie, the
millionaire OF Throgcs Neck Wc,tchrsier County who
was paroled by Justice charge OF re-
fuslng pay liquor bill Of 1881 To Rosenhem Brother
Of No Fulton-st, held at The T"mbs Police Court
Yesterday 1t shown that agent ordered the liquors
and the goods received not of the quality that was
ordered The agent sampled them AMI so decided, and
asked Rosenleim Bother, To take them back and send
what was ordered and he would pay the hill The Ros"n
helms did not do this but had Mr. Crosbic arrested The
Justice dismissed the case suit FOR 10000 damages
for false Imprisonment begun 10y Mr. Crosbc in the
Supreme Ko>cnhem Brothers AMI the papers
u til" served soon a, Mr.. Crosolc dis
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
BICYCLE RACES AT NEWCASTLE, PENN.

Newcastle, PENN Aug. 80 (Specia-Fully $500
people witnessed the fall Of the Newcastle Bicycle
Club here to-day The following are the results:
one mile. novice by T. W. Shaw, Ftsbuig; time,
go 45. One mc opcn won 10y w. W. Wendell. Middle
bury, Mass time. @ 80 20 One mile. 80 class by
Shaw, Of Pitsburg; time, IA As One half mile. L. A.
w. championship. won by r. &. LEM. Pi;tsburg; time.
10 10 Onc-Guaitcr mile, open, by w. w Wendell;
time, :3S 40. The mile Penney ,ana championship
was by w. ID. Banker, Pittsburg. In the mills
lap Brown, OF Washington. took bad header but
seriously hurt. The race won by Crst time,
20 he mile 3 90 class won ty Lem tnr',
80 81 The one mile safety was by w. d. Banker
I'i,islurg. time. 3:Oi 10 Tie onc-half mile, OPEN was
taken BY Wendell time. :le 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
VFID For CTLLITTy'S DEATH.

Edman yesterday continued the investigation Of
the death OF Patrick Curn who struck the head
with a wrench Jgne 81. Mrs. Mary Jones' Of No
i55 Sxtccntst, testified that that day John
Hannah and hi John Hannah, j.. Quarrclcd with
Curn; TIM, the latter tppcd the younger Hannah. who
then struck Culen with wrench. The wounded man
took refuge the witness, Mr., Cullltcn denied
that husband druna the time OF quarrel,
Richard NJ Nrcini, Of New Dorp, y L. testified that
Cutrn ntoNicatri but III to be In ugly
mood until h. met the Humans Coroner Eitman said
he had heard that matters were being liked In
Of the defendants The verdict OF the jury
that Hannah responsible for Cuens death, and
tire Tombs to await the action Of the Grand
Inry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31

WHY DOCK LABOhERS HAD to WAIT FOB PAk
Major Hewitt sent the Dock Board yesterday
letter from Ernst Bohm Of the Central Labor UniaL
complaining that dock laborers had not received nh
salaries for three weeks President Stack, altar z
examination Of the case, replied the Mayor sAss
delay Of thirteen days had occurred but It was net ~
fault Of the Dock Department. Secretary Kembls ~
planned yesterday that It requires two days for ths ~
rolls be audited in the Department They then haw
to be signed by all the Sinking Fund Commissions
before the payments DO made. As many Of AAe
officers are absent Saratoga In the Cstsk1Il
the pay rolls be TO them there and reanl
before TIE money be obtained from the ConsfellA
This was the cause Of the delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
MAYOR GLEASON GAINED his POINT.

At the meeting Of the Long Island City Water Boefe
yesterday, Mayor Gleason ana President Of the Board d
Aldermen p J. White had war Of words over the cues
ton pay OF the aborcs employed In laying the new
water mains Broadway. Astoria. The Mayor offered .
resolution that the aborers be paid 81 per day Mr..
White said 1t would be detrimental the interests Of the
city pay the at that rate. Mayor Gleason made
speech the subject and his motion prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
COLONEL 1yMAy ESCAPES FROM TIE MOE.

The assurance Of President Quackenbush and ~
Board Of Trustees Mount Vernon that effort would
be made relieve the Italian aborers who suffered By
Colonel George n. Inman's failure to pay them fos
work brought relief those who Appreciated . riot
wednesday night The sborers were fed. they OBJ
tanned their clothing held payment Of board md
all promise OF work at Harrison. Soon after he
Italians recalled their pckets from around Colonel Inmsne
house on Wednesday evening. couple OF irAndA
armed for protection drove the colonel In carriAss
the station this city raise sundent
money pay the 120 Italians to whom be owes vsres1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
LONG ISLAND.

william Southland, Of smthvllls South n,.,d %no
-, st,ii a. ARE although tho citizens are serlousy
thinking Of taking the matter n their own hanas nd
cause OF the Indifference displayed by net hu'"~""
who II is said stands In fear OF Southland
Jarvis Abrams, Of Valley Stream, disap.
pcarcd suddenly from his home on August S"' S Ths
since then nothing has been heard OK mn, .e:r,h,ns
nartv which had been organized by the farmers OF the
neiebborhood The 0piniUn Is gaining ground tnsI no
has committed suicide while labonhg uhoor 'e'"p''"'
insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
NOT YET TUROUGH WITH iOrCDUCT SCANDALS

Senator Fasscii. chairman Of the Aqu'Iuct In,",ti
gazing Committee. set Ut rest Yesterday the rumor that
the committee Is through with IL, abofs IN exposing
Aqu"ig,t corruption. When asked what the committee
would do and when IL Will with the n,cstigation.
he SAID Nouly ncs. doubt that the committee Will
IL Is not through with It's work yet by
We have experts work IN several departments. and Will
proceed With the Investigation They ready.
The c,Mmittce Will be called together In week ".
There is large amount OF work to be done before We
get through"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
JERSEY CITY.

John Mckccver, age for:y-cgllt, shiobuillrr liv-
Ing at No. II Manning ave-. jersey City. committed
suicide 10y coilng iron chain about his body and
then icapIng into the Westinghouse. Gap" or canal.
In front OF his place Of business. The body was
found the spot and was claimed by his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS
NEW JERSEY.

Nine or ten thousand grangrrs met Yesterday a,
futile rcn'c Grove. near Swlnolcd bridge Morris
County, y. j. IL was the annual gathering OF the
patrons OF husbandry Of Essex and Morris Counties.
In which Pa>,ac aud adjacent counties were invited
10 participate. \ Zig BASKET picnic wa, enjoyed and
addresses were made by Richmond coles, A. v.
Crulicr ard Professor {. VI. Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF .YORX......THCRsDAY. AUG. 80 leee

PORT OF THU RsDAY. AUG 80. leeS
ARRIVED
steamer State Of Iuaana OBJ Richie ois'e:x; I'd
steamer Ri, inland (elg, JAuison Antwerp with ndss
and passengers to Peter Wright sons d.
steamer Miranda (Br Leseman 81 Johns NJ. via Halihf
wan m,,c AMI passengers 20 Bowrins = Archibald 20
steamer Dimocx. Eniridre. Boston with md'' |" -
steamer Black Prince tBr,. Mubur. Progre.o days ys
hemp. sc. and passengers to q Amsnek & Co. vsss~"
steamer Seneca Quick. Men. Greans5 DAYS with nd"
steamer Old Dominion Concn. Richmond CITY poi1sss
scbr " i. Piumner. RUNNER. Martinique 20 dATa w
asphalt to l. Barber. vessel 10 Miller. Ban & Co.
Arrived yesterday =.
steamer Richmond Jsnney IVES, Point Va with mdss ~
passengers 10 OLD dominion - 90 a..
sCN-Er-At Sandy Hook. wind. hight ssw; hsy ~
CITY island. wind. hight >". clear
CLEAkED.
Steamer cientuecos coon Nassau. 81 Jaso aud cf''~
sicamer stamford SNor, Glemre. Baracoa-G Comes 20
steamer Trinidad ,Br Fraser. Hamilton. BermudA-A'
Steamer Morgan CITY. Gardner GAlveston-John w.
steamer Richmond Jenncv. West Point-om Dominion
steamer Roanoke. Hulphcrs Newport News and S"'"~
Steamer ucncraI whitney. Boatse boston WIZ" ''
nsk II.ia tNor. Forkelasen stcttin- BsuhAm Bay"
Be,s. !osr Heyl s.s.pmThse RSssr 1o g Sss
soma -
Steamers 0ellsrl HsmburG, sats Of NeorsssH Tse
gov: Xsnoa Knsston Mara I.sayrA c,sntssSe~c U
sau, trinidad Bermuda, Morgan City: 0evessS.d Teus
savannah Savannah Roanoke Norfolk hco~SS~
port New.
THK MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. IA
SOUTHAMPTON Aug so-ss,lcd ssAmss Aller t0ssh w"
toner. IRON brsM .or Now.lofk ,.,... nh Do
OVkENvfowN, Aug 29-saiirsL stc&mo1 oss"s~>
ton for New. York .. a,.vcan (0efA
s.h,.,iI FROM New Yorx Tor Copenhagen And S.esuS
iisAsn Aug SO-Passsd steamer zAAadsm sp'saA
from New. York for AMstesdAm. ..~..... .u,A 49,
GLASGOW. Avg 3e-Ssalsd. steamer AS'ss~ -"
s!c JAsstfa Az s.-sAnsa sssas~ rassA q
Yoek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
ALONG TIE SOUND.

Tho Aauenuck aqucwauk club tactnal name OF cup,
~ Danbnry ia taking its annual Establishing recreation
In the Sound of Black ROCK
rho Pow mr. Mallory the Editor Of "The Church
man. Ka, purchased the W. c. Bell place, on
Richmond Hill, Stamford
The Rev J. F.. Tutte, pastor OF IN" Congrcgatlohai
Church OF WespOrt Will preach his farewell sermon
next sunday morning. lie goes TO church IN Jamaica
Plain, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
oSsoRY WINS TIE YORKSHIRE STAKES.

London. Aug. 30-This was the third day Of the York
August meeting. The race for tho Great Yorkshire
Stakes by the Duke Of wesmlnster's chestnut
Ossory Arrsndale second and Cacraverock third
The betting to against OssOry to against Ar
randale and 5 to 4 against Cacraverock
The for the Gimcrack Stakes was won by J. Low.
theirs chestnut colt Chcroot. Pazon second and
Prospective third. The betting was to against Cheroo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
NEX.BRUNswICK.

A COMPLAINT lbs been made against F. W. BANKER.
a grocer. who Is accused Of having SOLD pound VI
butter on Sunday morning. The compialhs 10 "ado
under the old blue laws Of tho State.
Commuters who do business in New-Yorh ana nvo
on the branch lines Of the PennsyivaniA roAa .'0
troubled over heavy increase 10 rates W ""'A '
~. =. ~. onnuaI tickets has been doubled and In
some cases nearly trebcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
Announcements

HAVE you tried CORNELL's BENZoIN Cos.
soar Hest skin soap made. Four ounce cake
twenty i've cents For sale by Bartlett 4 Piummor.
Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31

McKeever was insane. He learned that the Lchigh
Valley Railroad Company intended to nsvo MN To-
move his pier and It affected his nina.
Daniel Farquhar age thiry-one, bookkecper liv-
ing at No. 313 West Twenty -fourth-st.. New-forR'
vas struck bv a train yesterday at tho Grove-st
.os.,ro NJ tho Eric Railway and received probably
fatal INJURIES He was removed to st. Francis
Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

1ODAY
Sun rises 62l Sets e.s2 Mosn rise HAS Moons ~ -
MOI WAFER
A. M-Sandy Hook. 1884 Uov. Isri 1z0I Nell GatA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31

Pearly white teeth sweet breath. No tartar
or anro gums Myrrh Tooth soap All drugnsta Depot.
% Dey.st. sent. Vsstpaid IS cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

Tho overgrown Boys Of Portchester enjoyed 1ne
annual outing at Fox Island yesterday In additioi
to the usual fun INDUCED In by the old foiKS ana In
young folks, there big feast which an prcse ad
cnoyed TO their hearts content regardless ~ any AZ
vice their respective doctors might have given fheu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
HENRY A. DANIHLs A. ID.

3IV WHIT lTOTH.sT
Diseases OF the Nervous Sys,,m Genito Urinary Organ
Impotence and sterlity. Hours: &c IL 70 g.
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On SATURDAY, SEPT. /.
The Leading Esu Btye&. In gsnusneape 1atQ VIII b
introduced 81 EpsaisSsla I'D Nasssu-sks III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31
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inpon AMI william H. Trenholm, Controller OF the Cur
rency. EyERETT-Judgc John Davis OK the u o.
Court of Claims FIFTH AvENUF-Chicf Justice Mel
Vile w. Fuller the u. S. Supreme Court Coh2ressmeh
William Whiting and Charles H. Allen. OF Massac
Daniel N. Lockwood OF Buffalo; John H. H. la'rone Oh
Ratmore and William Holman. OF Indians. GlISEf-
Secretary Of State Frederick Cook, Of Albany HUFF
MAN-IIenry A. Richmond, OF Buffalo. ana Congress'on
Delegates Joseph X. Toole. Of Montana and NJ A. SMITH
OF Arizona. MURRAY HILI-Governor T. Z. Louhs-
bury, Of Connecticut ST. AMES-Attorney-Genera
John p. Stockton OF New.Jcrscy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
man John II. Glover, OF Missouri.