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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
JERSEY CITY.


ExPublic Works Commissioner Thomas Reynolds
who arrested a charge Of keeping his rum shop
orcn last Sunday appeared In the FIRST Us'lo'
Police Court yesterday and furnished bail TO await tne
action of the Grand Jury.
Some idiotc practical Joker on Thursday nighs
placed box containing piece OF gas pipe some
clock work and copper wire. made up TO represent
an informal machine. in the doorway Oh Dennis
Downes's grocery at Bright and Monmouth sts' l's
discovery created considerable excitement In the neigh
borhood until policeman demonstrated that IL was
harmless.
John Naughton. the Justice Of the Peace VINO s'oie
$40 from his brother was sentenced yesterday W
one year in the penltentiary.
Raymond Roth, wealthy German, who dled 70
Gently, leaving estate worth 100000, bequeatnoo
500, 900 to found and maintain home or asylum ior
aged and INDECENT residents OF jersey lily Oh ncIan
birth parentage Raymond Roth, IT., oscar
Facksrt and Charles HER arc trustees OF the fuho'
A bad break occurred yesterday In tho thirty-s1
inch water main the Hackensack meadows near
the entrance to the Arlington Cemetery. large
volume of water escaped and flooded the meadows
The ctys supply was not curaled, as there arc TWO
other mains leading from the reservoir.
The Hudson County Liquor Dealers Association
yesterday appointed committee to take charge Oh
all matters In connection with the new liquor law.
A resolution was adopted that all tho rum shops
remain closed on Sundays until the question Is settled
resolution to have the old blue laws enforced was
laid on the table by a close vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

The tenth annual games Of the New.York Inter-scho
aso Athletic Association took place yesterday the
grounds Of the Manhattan Athletic Club. The number
Of competitors unusually large and the
all Of them interesting and close. E. J. Wendell
referee. and the judges were A. A. Jordan, Wendell
Baker, E. A. Richard, T. A. McEwen and N. NJ. Beck
with Tho representatives OF Cutters School the
championship for the capturing first prizes
the Columbia Grammar Schools four fret prizes Three
records broken the high jump the one hundred
yards for boys under fifteen years Of and the twome
bicycle The contests were as follows:
100 yards dash-Three trial heats and final, by
J. A. Rhoades IT, Cutters; second. N ii. Lord, Ever.
sons; time, IL seconds.
Mile walk-wsn by L. Coils, Columbia Grammar; SEQ
ond, II. II. wotherspoon. Woodbridge; time, minutes
81 40 seconds
High jump-Record broken by G. r. Fearing. Cutters;
second. A. c. Hencken. Columbia Grammar; height S
feet 7 Ia inches
100 yards dash TOR boys under ffteenTwo trials and
Anal record broken by j. G. Lay. Columbia Grammar;
second. F. L. Pel. Cutters time. II LIS seconds
One mile rune. Collamore, Wilson and Kellogr's;
second j. G. McKeever. Berkeley Time minutes
10 85 seconds.
22o yards dash-Two trials and Anal. won BY j. A.
Rhoades, Cutters; second H. Adams Cuuers time.
Is rs seconds
Two mile bicycle race-Record broken BY NJ Marshall
ohapin's; second p. @. Paschin. Columbia Institute;
time. minutes 8 2-6 seconds
Putting the shot-w. Adams. Cutters; y. Il CsAry.
De Sale; Sc feet inches
12o yards hurdle-G. r. Tear1nG. CuueTs r. A.
Lahens, Columbia Grammar; IS as seconds
Throwing the basebai-R Hoyt Eversons; W. Q.
Iv'son CuIier's 271 feet. inches
Quarter mile run. II. Rhoados IT,. Cutters; G. s.
Nicholas Cutlers; 81 seconds
Broad jump. G. Carson Columbia Grammar; II.
Adams. Cutters; 1s feet, IL inches
HsH mile rune. r. Fearing Cutters; c. Q. Keep.
Lyons; minutes. Is 4-5 seconds.
Tug Of war t475 lbs)-Columbia Grammar pulls Berke-
ley foot IL inches; Barnard pulls Everson foot
inches; Cutler pulls Columbia Grammar inch:
Barnard pulls Cutter 10 inches
Tug OF 1000 lbs)-Coumbia Grammar pulls Bsrke-
ley feet; Columbia Grammar pulls Guitar 2 feet 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
BEOOELYy.

Gustave A. jain. OF No. oS wallst. is the Presl-
DENTAL elector for the lid Congressional District.
The lecture on Indians by DR.. Bland secretary
Of the National Indian Defence Association at the
Church OF Our Father, has been postponed until
morrow evening.
Police Commissioner Bell yesterday raised the Sixth
suh Precinct TO full precinct and 1t IS numbered
tho Nineteenth II comprises portions Of the Fifteenth
and sixteenth Wards In the Eastern District Sergeant
Stsphsr Martin Of the Fourth Precinct was promoted
to tho command Of H.
Mr. geecher's grave in Greenwood IS to bc decorated
on Memorial Day by members Of the eth Regiment,
n VS. " which was largely recruited BY his efforts
a. the LIST Long Island Regiment
Mr.. Augusta Krasky was found dead in bed yes
t.rday afternoon at No. GA South second-st There
uer. suspcIons that violence caused her death and
Coroner Lindsay will Investigate the case.
The funeral of william Tlsdae took place Yesterday
IN IN. Church OF tho Saviour in Porreponf-st He
Aisd on Tuesday at tho age Of sevsnty-two For
many years he Of the firm of Tsdale Borden,
iron and agents Of the Fail River Tine OF
sf.amhoats Ho ono 81 the founders Of thu Ma
tional Bank OF the Republic
Samuel Webb. q restaurant keeper at No GIG
AtlantIc-ave who arrested for refusing to servo
food 10 colored man. was discharged Wy Poics
Justice walsh yesterday the ground that the law IN
regard TO distinction of color did lot apply to res
rants.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK...........FRID MAY IL, 1888
ARRIVED
steamer o.rmanic (Br eesdelI, Liverpool May via
isnav Arrived at the at $40 an
town Sts msss 70 vernon Brown
a Co Arr,e cd at tho Bar at 10b0am 49, ,
days sandeson Son. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer saae tesr) Richter Bremen MAY SOUTHAMPTON
TO- with mdse and os5 passengers oerchs Co. Arrived
steamer Gothia Ger. Bauer stetn Nay with mdse
e46 passenger to Kunhardt CO. Arrived az the Bar at
steamer Ruga Ger. Karlowa: Hamburg MAY Hayrs 8
steamer Nubia CBr) Knox Mediterranean ports via Glib
Bros Arrived at the Bar at 10 40 am. -, a.,,,
Nassau Mp a. With mdse and Sd passengers to Jas Ward
Co AIrvea a. me e saT ~ ni Raw and PORT Maria
days G Vessels Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer BadOmsTo YgIs.ls. tspan Garcia Havana
a 9iyes W wiih hs sse as snd as AT
stsassT owsnt Nor Lund Baracoa 6aay, with fruit to
steamer Chamette Adams Orleans days. with mdss
steamer Taaha.,es Fisher Savannah 3days. with mdse
and PASSENGERS to r l. Walker
with ma.e and pas,sasers 70 Oh Dominion 80 Co
passengers to Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Lucy Miller, Miller. Bangor Ne. with mdss
steamer Caroline Miller. Miller. Bangor with mdss and
Hail
ssTNsET CA Sandy Hsst y. wps sna s. raining and
Arrived yesterday
steamer Elssa Br, Lewis. St AM: Bay days with
Steamer B'rsen.efsn tNora Mor.sa.en Barscoa day.
steamer Delaware Chichester Charleston. y days. with
mdse and passengers to VIM Clyde & Co
CLEARED
Steamer France (Br). Hadley, London-F W Hurst.
Vernon Brown & Go.
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THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

with good track to-day the racing Will be OF rare
interest II the weather is fine the attendance VIII
DO enormous and the excitement will run high 1t Is
much to be hoped that there will DO clear sky, bright
sun and dry track. Then there will DO splendid
sport in the stakes and purses to-day with their ex
ccllcnt fields.
Now or Never ought to win the first; Tristan
second
Eurus Is likely to win the second race with IA
loolsh In second place. bat Portland should be dan
scfous after his good Of Thursday.
In the Bedford Stakes Morrisseys fine colt French
Pork, handsome winner in the Southwest, VIII meet
the Dwyer cracks, servia and Goldfish French
Park is we'll seasoned and a good colt, and expect
him win with Servia Goldfish whichever OF the
two Mclaughlin rtdes) In second place.
The Parkway Handicap viii bring out a fine Held
noble little FLY Firenzi will run for the first
time this year. At her best she could beat this
strong field handy, but 1t is early for FLY to meet
old horses Of fair class and try to give them weight
The distance and weight will suit Dry Monopole
better than he suited Wednesday, and al
though Favor is much to sbe dreaded II seems to me
that Dry Monopole will win with Frenz second.
Richmond is 100 shifty and uncertain customer to
repeat his exploit Of Thursday with SIX pounds more
weight
The last race should fall to Letritla, Young Duke
second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
NEWARK.

Twenty indictments have been found by the Essex
Grand Jury, including all the men under arrest on
charges Of burglary.
James Hourahan prisoner at the First Precinct
police station, made three attempts to hang himself
during Thursday night He was sent to jail yes
ter1ay
The Law and Order Association Will tomorrow
take measures enforce the statute against Sunday
selling without discrimination. Druggists, cigar
dealers, confectioners and others who keep their
places open, will be prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
LOUISVILLE RACES. :

LOUISVILLE RACES.
Winners at Louisville yesterday ~
First race-Purse S4o0 Six furlongs- Orderly t9S)
first johnson 1927 second, Fullsai (72) third Time
II "a.
Second race-Elmendorf Handicap 96 miles. Ter
ra Gotta 11s) first, Hypasa 900 second, Nick FINER
QoT third T.me-2:31.
Third racc-Purse S40o. Seven furlongs. Wheeler
T. (9s) nrst Shotover 103) second Don Regent (90
third. Time-1 35.
Fourth race-Purse $500. Selling. Five furlonsA
Spectator t94) first Fanking Q03 second Famous (sl
third. Tme-1 :06.
Fifth race-Purse $500. Six furlongs. Litbert Qo4)
first Dago (1o3) second. Time-1 1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
ELIZABETH.

The house OF Frederick II. Levy, No. 297 North
Brcad-st was entered Thursday night by two thieves
and quantity Of valuable silverware stolen The
police captured Of the men, who had the stolen
property wrapped up in an overcoat.
At the adjourned meeting Of tho Board OF CHOSEN
Frecholders of Union County, held Thursday after
noon, the committee appropriations recommended
that the levy for the coming year be reduced 10
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

Tit other are:
Inaugural sweepstakes-Sx furlongs on the nat Nine
probable starters.
Weller Purse-Sx furongs the fat Sixteen
probable starters
Maiden Pony Handicap-Half-mle on the nat FIVE
probable starters.
Maiden Hunters Steepechase-Two and three-quarter
miles. Six probable starters.
Open Handicap Steepechase-Two and onc-haf miles
Eleven probable starters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

.r vide 20 that he slipped through by the rail and took
the lead He had scarcely donc this when he oolted'
sweeping everything except Orlando TO the outer rat
Lottery and Bggonct recovered quickly and coared Or
lanao At the quarter Battery shot to the front again win
amazing speed and led the way TO the half ere Lo''ely
sb.d into the lead which no held finish. winning
by a length, Orlando second, head before Bsgone@
Johnny Kelly and Battery twenty lengths BACK.
Jctcr Walden bid Lottery and got him. bride and
ALL an advance Of $500 over tho entered price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
NEWS FROM THE SCBURB&
NEW-JERSEY.

At Morristown on Thursday, the trial OF Jonn
Corrgan for the murder of his two-yearod
lille gmate child last December at Mount Hope
r. J.. resulted In disagreement of the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
TIE ROSTONS BADLY DEFEATED.

THE BOSTONS BADLY DEFEATED.
Chicago May 1e.-The Boston and Chicago clubs
played a fve-innng game to-day in rain and mud The
home nine outplayed the visitors and won with ease
Brokers' the California pitcher did splendid work
ksdbourne did poorly. The score was as follows
Chicago o-15
Boston o. v
Bssehits-Chcago. II; Boston, T. Errors-Chicago, 2;
Boston, Pitchers-Brockers and Radbourne. Umpire
Mr.. Lynch
The games at indianapolis Pittsburg, Detroit and
Baltimore were postponed account Of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
.wuAr Is GOING on TO-DAY.


BROOKLYN Jockey Club races Grayessno, sao , p m
Cedahurst steep.echaso races Oedsfhurs, .oo Psra
S,cthodIst General Conference Metropolitan opeia
Hous. -,..,,or hatora Commissioners
OF WsT.York Athletic Club annual spring games
Polo Grounds p. m -, o,p-,.n
smith. Hilton before Judge o'Bricn. ,s,,,
contest, club grounds, y m. ..u, 49,. r.,cn to
COMPANY 1, 7th Regiment skirmish arhi ana mAf'" "
p,oaslyn Democratic Club dInrer to Secretary f'i
chnd Academy OF Music evening
n.s Tns,sn Club Chapter night No. SO West Forty
n,oorIyn Iil Tennis Club opening Herkimers'" anu
neW.York.ave, Brooklyn p. m. , c..n.-
Cooper Union Literary Class ENTERTAINMENTS oo'p''
Union, p. m ,..., ~ a,rner Clark,a
Knights Of Temperance competitive exercises, weo'"r
Opening Rochelle Yacht Club House, Echo lsaha'
New. Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
HOME NEWS.
pRoMINENr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

RRUNswfcK-Judgc John r. Putnam OF the New New
vork sunyeme Court EvERETT-Chaplaln isidaen s, ~.
.,san - wooivIch England FIFTH AVENUE-Bsnop
IT " whippc Of Minnesota; J. b. Barnaby, OF Enor'
Island ana Cen Adam Bsdeau- MUEk AZ, Hi biSnsv
Ws.dy NJ Northaeld Mass NEW foRk-Dsonory
-; n g Minister to Colombia, and Mrs Della L.
s. Parne A. Logan Log . IUr
merry s,s n Detro. ana Clayton McMichae Of Phila
dsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
long ISLAND.

Tho Long Island City liquor dealers have organ
lied and elected an executive committee OF fifteen
from the FIVE wards. The membership OF the assocar
ton is 150
The Astoria Maennerchor, one OF the Oldest singing
societies in Long Island CITY, Is preparing 10 celeorate
It's twenty-ffth anniversary Saturday, sunday and
Monday nights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

regard It a. Immediately Necessary and his mothers oooy
was buried at Greenwood All her property was iei'
her son and his children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
ALONG THE SOUND.


Antonio Prtlz, the Italian who stabbed and
fed TO New York. was taken to Bridgeport requis-
ton papers yesterday and lodged in Jail
Coroner Hollis finding after the inquest OH the body
OF Francis Burns at Danbury Is that he met his death
from conclusion Of the brain and other Injuries; the
result of blows inflicted by John MONTH. McNm Is
held for trial q charge of manslaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
Dr. oLExsyog LOzIER NOT YET oREHArED

In her will which filed for probate Thursday.
Dr. Cemence d. Lorler expressed preference that her
body should be cremaed but left 1t optional with her
SON Dr. Abraham w. Lozier, who is her executor. He
though fayor1ng cremation general principles ala not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The Rev. Mr. Bushnell, OF Fairfield, Conn, has
been called to fiji the pulpit of tho Presbyterian Church
at Rye rendered vacant by the death OF tho Rev. DR..
c. ". Baird.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
The standing Of the League and Association clubs
date will be found herewith The Giants not beaer
RECORDS BROKEN BY scHooLBoYs.

The Brooklyn and Kansas City clubs will play at Wa
ington Park, Brooklyn. to-day l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
Platt's Chlorides the Household Disinfecta
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS

GENTLEMEN'S fUhNlSI1INUS
JAMES McCREERY & co
Have never had a more varied
and tasteful assortment of Gentle
mems Spring Neck Dressings than
they now display in this Depart
ment. The selection is replete
with Novelties, especial effort hav.
ing been made to meet most fas-
tidiOus demands in this important
feature of Gentlemen's dress.
Besides the above, Collars, Cuffs
and Pique WaistcOats, all OF the
latest English make, are deserv-
ing Ofparticular mention.
JAMES cCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises lis6 Sets 7.l0 Mosn sets l12 Moonsags
WATER
4 M-sandy noor o54 GOV IsId 1889 Hell Cato. Bps
p M-Ssndy Heck l:43 Gov. fsrL 1913 He'll Cato. 4l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

Steamer Baltic (Br sm It'll. liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer CITY q Chester (B Bond Liverpool via Queens
,own-Peter Wright 4 Sons o,
Steamer Saint Romans (Br). campbs Livsrpooi-chas
stsamer circas,ia Br). Campbell Gasgow-Hsndersoa
Steamer Island DAM skjoit stettin Copenhagen. 90
StsameT ssrresto (Ger Muller HamDursPhelps Bros
Steamer Elder taer. Bauer. Bremen via southampton
steamer zaandam (Dtch). Ponsen. Amsterdam-Fu nch,
steamer La Bourgogne tfr,. Frangus Havr'.LOui' Do
Steamer pOxhatan CBr) Jenkins Mediterranean ports
siesm.r a.r Lana Bsrsc.s.a P Dasn,aom.z
sss Hs9 a.. ssafS FER
nanGina~o Il Mallory 4 Co.
Gsteame Fisher s.yannah-Rs1r55 o Y0nse
SAILED.
Steamers OCEAN Prince for Jago; VIOLA NewOreans;
VS h ., 1 Ardsneush sydney NsT Palmer Hamburg
THE MOVEMENTS Dc STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Ioxpoy May ls-saled. steamer Canada tBr. Robinson
Arrived steamer 9aiia sr ,s M.5
php NewYork her TO Livsrpso Anu Procoedso
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

The spring meeting Of the Rcckaway steeplechase AS
ISOLATION begins at Cedarhurst to-day e 80 p M, with
programme Of six The chief feature is the Green
Hurdle Race with thiIty-two weknown chasers eligible
to start These are their names and weights:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

EULL DRESS SUITS for sale Or hire:
Imported Novelties In Fancy Vests. LAN9o Msnt
Cl.thnx Parlors 80 East i<thsL sader Norton Hsuss
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90 TX FOR a custom made suit or overcoat
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CHERRIES RACING.
A RAW AND RAINY DAY AND BIG UPSET
rxur urMsrrr AcA1N-sYMrATHY FOR FITz-
e-AAA1S .-,c., vrNccTov LAME

EXILE HIMSELF ACAlN-sYMFATHY FOR F1Tz-
PATRICK-KINGSToN LANE
None but the Guard" went to the races yesterday
The grand stand conspeuousy empty and the lawn
WAS deserted but betting ring did thriving business
Va stakes were programme and the contests for
the purses sufficiently exciting to keep the
spectators warm The finish In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
handicap between Speciality Prospect and Wheat was the
os, interesting feature OF the day. Mclaughlin lay so
Tar back with Prospect that he counted out Of the race
NJ tbs halt post All lockes shoulders however IN
the horestretch, and came in heads apart
EXILE made pay with the second race. WIN
ming a. no pleased Brown Duke sulkcd as usual ana
oun not be persuaded try until Strengthened out ior
the anal rnu Then he home with terrific swec'.
a,l sail set and waving ills Numerous brokers
felt nging for three seconds then they tore
M tAeir pssteboards and cast them TO the rain.
Pierre Lorillsrd j's Peril. bay eeIdnc By Duke OF
Magenta Of Saxon is toe good animal 70 be raced
sesrst such cattle Passport Harebe and Lille o.
The nrst race 10 Appleby Jchnscns Ban Coehe'
an outsider despised that dcket was SOLD on MIN
In the mutuaa odds against him in the books were
80 and so to 1. mutual pool ticket would have paid
s6<o There being tickets tho money went TO the
hackers Feneon, the second horse Ban Cioche was
ridden with GOODNESS judgment and skill by Jockey Hay
wards young sen, William Hayward IT, this being his
first winning mount The youngster has good seat ana
clever His father has cause TO be proud OF him.
Nearly every other TO be met on the course haa
something say about Fitzpatreks hard luck In pehg
bet fined debarred riding other horses thah d
d. Norrissey's The opinion was that the pun
shmet r,eed by the club is too severe In the case
OF jockey whose character hitherto has been above re-
preach. Fits" honesty has never been ou.stioned
His fan require help in order TO live comfortably
and Undergone great suffering this season In the
effort redce his weghv that he might get mounts
outside Of hSstabe The raceeong public would rejoice
to Fftz" sstorcd all the privileges OF his calling
Let him pay the .ns. $3.50, and return to work
Kingston Lana again and is not likely TO race for two
weeks. Hanovcfis not dead yet Frank McCabe said
yesterday, and when asked the colt TO have rest
he replied Restf 40 he rested all winter. He's got
work You'll ee him at the post again Tuesday"
which that Hanover will be secn in the Lawnview
Handicap. 1 1-S miles.
Following the dcaih Of the races.
FIRST RACE-PURSE AeOo-SpFCIAI, WEIGHTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ d.,
3l9 WEST l26rH.sr
Diseases Nervous Svsten Geuito rlnaD Orgahs
Impotcne storility. Hsurs-Sto IL. los