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New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Jersey CITY.

The Board Of Works yesterday received BIDS for
purifying the present wafer supplies and for new
supply outright Tho BIDS for purifying included tho
erection OF plant capable Of serstins 24.o0o,oo0
gallons daily. They referred TO tho Committee
Of the Whole and the Commissioners decided TO call
public meeting for september to discuss the entire
question.
Joseph Reilly, o laborer living at No 33l Warren
st., got out of his bed at AZ early hour yesterday morn
Ing and fell out OF tho secondstory window into the
yard, receiving probably fatal Injuries. His spine
Was fractured.
James Hanrahan, age sxty.nvc, OF no. 236 Tenth
st., who has been gateman for several years al tho
Jersey ave. crossing Of the Erie Railway, was struck
BIZ train Sunday night and fatally injured. He died
In St. Francls's Hospital
Arthur n. Taylor, the boy who shot and killed sher
man Lee colorod man, waived xamination yesterday
morning, and Judge wanser committed him to await
the action Of the cOroners jury.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
MoNMOUTH'S CLOSING DAY.
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME or EIGHT RACES II
END THE MEETING.

A BRILLIANT PRO1HAGhE VI TsiOhA RhSHS Az
END THE MEETING.
Monmouth Park It's gates to-day, and they win not
he opened again for ten months Tho appended pro.
grsmmc eight brings brilliant close tho sum
OF 1885 In respects the most remarkable
the history American turf Tomorrow the scene
shifts TO Gayesend Saturday Sheepshcad Bay thence
back again to Grayesend and finally 10 Jerome Park hon
mouths grip the going public 10 something wonder
ul contemplate. No other racing association In this
country could hold stage IL does for two long, hot
months and play crowded houses every day Through
July and August the interest has been sustained 10 the
highest pitch and when the lest Ia today no one
of the thousands who witness 1t will his back upon the
scene without regret,
Lucky" Baldwin should one, tws In the frat
with Laredo and Grsettc
The Carterct Handicap should fall to Of Mr. With
ers's youngsters whichever he declares n win with
Fresno should get second plaSe.
II Raccland Is hmself-and Rowe would scarcely send
him to the post ne not nthe Will win the jersey
Handicap. with Los Angeles second.
Aurcs is improving and ought TO Be gsoa enough TO
win the fourth race. Eurus second II Eurus IL re-
served for the eth and Grisete does Sails
bury should second TO Aurelia.
Fifth rsce-Eurus TO win Oslnsmmo second
1t Ia high tine J. Il. Stewart Son winning
something. Give Vcrdcut the for maidens Radiant
second.
These are the entries:
2:3o p. M.-FIRST EAcE-ItANDICAP. SIX EUR
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
yEw.YoRK CITY.

Controller Myers returned after his two weeks va
cation yesterday from Rchhcld Springs, to find bis
Office In the Stewart Building renovated and repapcrod
A large block OF stone, weighing several hundred
pounds fell from the coping Of the storo at No. 94D
Broadway, last evening causing for a moment almost
a panic among the people In tho street below
The Rev. James A. Doonsn who has been ono OF
the professors in Georgetown College, D. c., since
1875, and tho president Of that venerable institution
for the last six years, has bceD transferred for duty
tho College Of ~. Francis XAvicr.
Herr MorI Rossnthai. the Eumsnan court pianist.
and Master R1S Kreissior. the ju, emile
Austrian violiuist, viii appear 81 steinwsy
Hall on November 10, IN tho first Of .
series OF Iosenthsl concerts under ths management
Of 2. c. Stanton.
Tho second season of the Knlckoibockcr Conscrva
tory, at No. 4. west Fourteonirsi, opened last
night with a reception. Charles Cicglcr and Charles
Dorng Of tho Conserv story led the dalcing and
to II that the seventyive couples present enjoyed
themselves.
Broadway car came In collision with heavy truck
1t Duanest yesterday, and the shock threw Nies
Pstersen, Of No. 73 Yorh-s brooklyn. from tho plat
form Of the cAa In hs tAu Pstsrtsn injured hs LEO
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
League and Association records 70 date are ~
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. Aug. 27.-Thc Chicago nine won and lost .
to-day but did not improve It's winning percentage
In tho League The Pittsbufg nns was sinSuariy
unfortunate In the latter In tho first contest both
mines welded the bat eject and played splenddly
In TIE Geld Tho Pitts5urs BY free batting early
game lead that the home pyers could never
overcome The was appended
fnisssS Pi!ssSs,s 4 9 9 3 Iii
Paehls.chicass 10 Pi.:Suss Is EIEUr'-2hisass
-Mr Lynch.
The Chicago team played . fau,uess neldins game in
second ana By timely saahs ven with ssse
by the following scsrsi
fn's;ss SlsssS.s 80 sSio IS SS-'GS SG
c''f :Sa:e rnsss .aa kssf u&slEs
Detroit. Aug. 27.-Ths Detroit nine played wstchedly
to-day both the bat and Ia tho hed. and consequently
was Leaen with litus effort by the Indianapolis team
Boyle pitched Of the best games Of HE e and was
splenddy supported, hs home bsrs being apparently Of
his mercy. This acre was as follows'
Rs;lss f%s'snaDoil. S2 9 ? ? 20
lhs.2ses: Ia .S pS5s tSy
Baltimore. Aug. 27.-The Cincinnati team outbatted
and outneded tho Bamores odny but Tho latter wore
lucky enough 10 buneh their hits in the nrst and fourth
innings aud won game abounded n remarkably fine
plays Tho fielding OF shnds and McPhee was ex.
trcrnely brilliant and Fennaly made stop with one
hand that yielded him round Of applause. Tsbsus
home made hit 10 short right hed whore tie
bAl got lost In the graes About 700 people
cnt The 5 follows:
1lnsslnSs; pnsnSss :: 8 : : g fs
Basehiis-Baltmore ), Cincinnati g. Errvrs-Bslti
pGeMr. pGfe edSn GoidsnI.h '"''
Philadelphia, Aug. 27.-weyhins gave two bsses on
called balls In the nrt inning and the celders punched
four errors which gave Louisville three After that
weyhng settled down and the 6elders recovered from
their panic Chamberlain pitched with splendid effect up
to the sixth inning when the Athletics batted three
earned Errors By Hvcker Cross and Vaughn gave
the Athletics two and the in the ninth inning
Both catchcrs did good work The follows
HtSlsS.l. HsSs;I .. g g g 9 : 9
Basehits-Athero 10. Louisville a. Errors-Athletic
s, Louisville o. Pi.chers-Weyhins and Chamberlain
Umpire-Mr. Ferguson.
At Allentown -Apu.. town s, Elnira a
At syrscuse-Bunafo Q, Syracuse
Al Troy-Toronto s. Troy
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
sK1EG- NELLY Din NOT PLAY.

play with the Boston the loo Grounds yesterday
and many marvecd in Consequence. Kelly was not SUI
crins from Charley horse" any OF the other Ills
that baseball! flesh is heir lie sin ply suffering
from another subtraction from his salary, complaint
that he Is rapidly becoming accustomed to.
Is seems TINT IN Washington Saturday, Kelly. who
had not been invited the President thought he Wa
sick play and told Manager Morrill, The latter
felt the beauty's' pulse and thought differently. He
told Ar Kely tho grounds and play ball.
Mr.. Nike" went bis and went TO bed instead.
Manager Morrill, thought that 800 would about 1T the
little offence Of insubordnaon and that what the
with the original 80 600 beauty yesterday He
will go in and salary to-day bcns assisted
by the brunette $4,000 beauty Mr.. Uarkson-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
LONG SHOTS Al SARATOGA.
JOE COTTON PREvs UPON HIS BRETHREN At 80
---- l-hEII.E UOE In A CANIER

Sarstosa Aug 81 Especial The Onal OF the
earscss racing opened with delightful weather.
but e.,h misfortune those have eagerly waited
~ sst even In the Got Away Stakes The day began with
30 ss:oundns surprise in the victory OF Cotton and
Eoves unnamed Juanita colt. against which the
s4snna price wns 30 TO J. Then Uncle Joe" went
sou,d ouiey MIXED his brethren in the ring In the
oss snd which dsarrcd suspicion
70 thst few of the oudos rot On the heels cf this
or, the victory o. Meodsma another rank outsider 1t
v,s ,he dsi he had winning since he left
TIE vI,ds OF Guttenours in June After this the short
p.ced did but the only two fsvores 10
win were Belle Judge Murray, and as they were
hsls out IN aeme o. the hooks the public had the worst
~. The attendance was good but there was unneces
xry delay calling the races which caused some in
ps.lenee 70 be maaio.;ei These are the details;
FIRST RACE-pCRsE $500 TwO.YEARoLDs' FIVE
AND HALF FU4LoSGS.
co.,on Eoyie'. b. c. by BlstJuaniss, lo5 penny
ScS.,.1' D. ..r. .ssss ss.c nj 10. l0 wv! MooIe,
k.aaes ~ "a. Tom Kan ioo. Br'n' 81 Il and Daisy
~sSsta Iss,. rs s':ns one D:sy
= Isdy My wd ceesFy ard Tom k'r 80 srant Place
ao Jvni.;a sos sh 70 On Is'Is s,s Daisy Woodruff
o. fciuscn s5 ned -.
pssne. sscasd the hali mil. pole aDpea win T.,
ivws{ .urn Laura In frons ana Daisy Woodruff
as! In 81 s s. s 81. ua". ea mnss BY
9esss X. . hesd OF Lsura Stone.
SECOND RACE-PURSE $500 SELLING. SIX FUR
nses City Sable. b. C. Mslodrama 8 yrs. by Lonefe
iow.Msry Anderson (si. 20e. 104 i.2 70 (StovaD ]
T. Il. SihnElonss ch. Queen Of TrumpA 90 U'enny)
oi M; vess sasf os tSsAion 81 o. Cupid
100 l-2- also raa ~
sstissEv.n Queen Of IyMp. vo.tIl1 1 ;1d =, Mis- Miss
drama. p.ace-4 TO / MciSdram'. 5 TO on Queen Of
Ioss-oue.n Of Trump. $40 n.;d 500
Nutuas-sl2 80 Trne-i 10 10
q" %soS.s
ool command aaa remained In front TO The end. winning
Estsr sasn Mis- Mouse No I'D for ,he ~kacf
gHIRD KACE-PURsE $500. SELLING. sIX FUR
LONGS.
Sane: w.neIsy: : eh ,6 IOraaa0 'sed BY GisnIyGa
E.sSI...i sss6s's IT, 1"S T. csrris c. % pr rensy
Eosndsy ii2. Lucky Jim 0l and Pat Regent 100 also
I'm n1sns,; ana 10 r.. Tss:sS sss.s t.ss.s
Y.st:"roSn.ae ~ ~ aia. s2s o.rri. O. sla p,
sss.::Sl:-.s s.ss::Sl IssS q 'R H,s.-S fsisSf.I is
Va: 4.ss.;s g: aa 8 i. q. '' ~ :ss
I0uRTH RACE-PuRSE s40o. SPECIAL wE1eHTs
MILE AND a FuRLoK0.
eAis ,! :'s,:s s:,s 'h n's Co., by H'ySs ushs0 Son
E1ssIsuI stiJ{ sn' G piOrion.r!e. 4. 100 MMlnl
.sss.s . k.. lGa nas;in., BSs;Sia.r,s. BSs's
EMrs 90 iDnsIshi Wlsi Belts d'0r oui-s % : on |
tssa,0nsrs eyto Emifs. LOasiisht F'sss-Bs'I' dor
::al.sIss.:: 20; 20; s;s.s ssas osld s:,s 80
~ stsss sas even BUT Einra Immediately made play
~ E,(Sl ,Is ,eanns followed Sy Ionseht 1.-The
s e . s.i issss's s su. ss Sea H1 fsaH
- II. "a isH SS. "a" ~, A; :ss::r E asn: Winning
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
self d.fcnce
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY

wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Thomas Buge and bis wife Mary, OF Main-st. New.
Rochelle wero arrested Sunday night, charged with
keeping q disorierly house On being taken before
Justice Stoves yeserriay they we're required 10 give
bonds 10 the amount of $500 for their good behavior
for year. and In default be sent TO the County jail
Mr.. Rakrman, lac superintendent Of tho Mount
Vernon and East Chester line of horsecars will begin
running line Of stages between West Mount Vernon
years ago. and soon given up for want OF sufficient
patronage.
Professor James Law nspcc OF cattle In the State
Of New York for the suppression OF p!euro pneumoLia
haa rendered his resignation to the Bu Of Animal
Industry A. Washington. Dr. James Doves Of Psila-
dclphia viii succeed him lnspect tor In this State
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth PARK races, Monmouth Park. 80 D. n
Board Of Aldermen, City Hsll. / D. m.
Board Of Electrical Control, No 1,e1S B,oYiwsy, IL
O ID.
Oregon Navigation Railway suit Supreme Court
New-YOr Boston bssobsn n1tca. Polo Grounds
D. M
H. u. Crosbys examination before Justice Power.
Reunion OF Grand Army PostS Rockawsy, 10 q m
Republican League barbecue. Caedonaa Park New
ark, p.
Meetings Of Police ana Pilot Commissioners
Experiments with prOnutjdph by stenographors Metro
poitan stenogrsphers ASSOCIATION No sos West Twenty
hrsIst, .. II
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

h-c. lengths second .nstAs before srsn''
narte.
FIFTH RAoE-PuRsE $3.50 HREE-rEARoLps'
ONE MILE
G. H. Kcrneshsn's D. c. Judge Murray BY Ten B!essx
Bertha r. iie Y u ,os ,w,;liapns.' ,
A. &. Sohne s Co.'S ST. innsid. lct ts'oNsp
Bcttine.-3 TO on Judge MurraT 70 sgsnsip bns-
Judge Murray. barred. 20 J Joyk LOCKS
Focss- Jui-e Murray $50 held $50
r-S 70. Tmc-t 40
Thcy were scnt on well together when Donald sct out
10 make the ru irg and soon showing the woy by
ty,o la,ethS with Jack Cocks second In the strtcn
Murpht brought up Judge Murray tom the rear, ana
kcrpSnS him well ia hand woa by length, JACK Cocks
thres-a sarto-s of a length before Donad
SIXTH RACE-pURSE s4oc sELLsNo. MILE AND
QUARTER
Summit stable's ch. G: Reyni Arch ~ Fenewersft :,
Romne MAY (sI. o6o), aged 1o5 n (Stcvsl
NJ T. Vi,chel's en-. G Rod Prince, 4, los tWiluams 2
Wavcriy stables b. o. Harry Cooper 8? !ossler
Bonnie S III. Nette lo2 M'ith 30 and RED Stone 100
also n p.-., A.. n 4. !,
..ob M,s,h Harry Cooper and Red Stone each Bonnie
Red Prree. - .,. IN,
Nutuals-St2 so. Time-2 III 3f.
AZ the fall of the naR Royal Arch jumpsd away sHd
made al! the running but caught In the iast fr'ong
by ned Prince h.rd fight between the pair resulted In
weearned victory for Royal Arch BY littlo more than
nose No bid.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
LONG LELAND.

The ca'e Of tho Long Island Railroad Company
against Mayor r. j. Gleason, OF Long Island City,
adjourned yesterday until Monday
Tho kcy. stephen T. Dckins, pastor OF tho Green
port, l. l., Congregational Churh. has resigned hi;
charge there AMI Will return 10 brooklyn, whore he
formerly O.lcaicd. There he will organize and take
chsrge Of n Bccchcr Memorial Church. on Saturday
evening Pastor Deklns gigen reception by his
psrshIoncrs and presented with sci OF engrave e
resolutions and q weli-fi purse.
II Is reported from St. GATHERINGS Hospital Brook
lyp, that Michael hwAmb, who shot by Emil
6ohutts ~ East Williamsburg Sunday morning. y not
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

BRUNSWICK Senator James D. Eussis And family
Of Louisiana EVE1iETT-Attorney cneral L. T. Mich.
ene Indiana and Professor F. w DaS Of West Point
FIFTH AVENCE-Abraham Garrison OF PitsbuiG.
GRAND-piofessor GeOtg" L. AUDI 'ns, Of West Point.
HOFFMAN-Sir Alfred Sherlock Gooch. Of ENGLAND ST.
JAMES-Genersl Cotton Greene, OF Memphis Tenn and
state Controller J.. V. Baughrian, OF Maryisnd VIC
TOEIA-Titian J. COney. OF Washington. WINDSOR
s. II. H. Clark vice president Of the Missouri Pscno
EaUWaH Con nAIY.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

knowles out for interfering with bstted ball.

knowles cut for interfering with bstted ball.
wIss,s,n;y. JsIssy c,,y . g J 2 ! ? 3 ! s-s s-s
Earned runs--Js-sey CITY 1, wnkesbarrs First base
crrorsJsrsey City S, W hesbarIs Three,base hits
Hack. Two base hits -Beecher, Brady. Stolen bases
Hiland Gcrharit, Daley, Bcceher Irwin. Ccreoran l2
Brill Struck cut-Frie CO.. Daley Troy. Mexico, Gun,
Roach Hit by base ballsCorcoTan
CUT (2 o'Brien, Honord and Knowles Loft on bases,
Jersey City 4, Wilkesoarre 0. wild pitches-Dacy l.,
Roach 1. Passed balls-Honord e. Umpire-Mr. MO
Lean. Timc-1 40
Costly at critical points Of the game enabled the
Ecvsrks 70 victory over the ScfanIons H newark
yesterday Tho seore follows;
sslsassn Sssssa g 2 g 9 9 II
The kewYork ana Boston ninfs play ~ tn Polo
Grounds to-day the Brooklyn and Kansas City clubs a.
Brooklyn and the Jersey City and Wiikesbarro teams at
Jersey City.
The Lo,rue and Association records 70 date ere -
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT oaToFNEw.YoRx..........M MONDAY. ACG. a. 1888
ARRIVED
steamer n0and n ro0ts L,aaon "A Aus TO- H,v,. H.
Steamer cirl las,a Br Camp Gasaow ID Neville
teS At tSs ar aH% "a. 70 BIOS
steamer Gelrrt GER. Kuh'swcn. Hamburg Aug Is.
hsyre H. with ml.. and 9SS passengersto Kunnarlt Co.
Steamer Ornoco Fr Gsrvn Trinidad Aug Il via Boston
with mhse and IA passengers 70 ouicrbrdro a Co.
steamer III Monte Hawthorne. Neworleans days. with
hark herbert Back. Nichols, Philadelphia in ballast to
Barr su itclma Br McGresor Boston, ia oaIiass to
Bark lame, Balm tBr) McNust, Boston, ballast to
Brig Antonio Psias (MeIl Martinez, Lasuna 80 days with
mdse to order; vessel " The baud Bros.
wood 10 orel Ts..9 to il Winchester Co. DAy' win ''s
sUN,ET-At sandy Hook, vina. moderate. NV cloudy.
AT City Island. wind Light WNW; cloudy.
CLEARED
steamer France tsr,. HsdIey. Lontcn-F W Hurst.
town-A NJ UudsrhilI 4 Co
Steamer aaadr tar, d. Dixon Lverpooi-BGsk & Jcvoos.
steamer C.@rense Br LELAND Para ana PeInsnbnco via
Steamer sarracouta lBr, Hubbard. wIndward Islands
steamer AivO ,Br, Williams CarthasenA Ac-Pim For.
steamer Savannah. smith, savaunsn-Henry YOnss
steamer Bresxwater Wallace. West Point Va-oidDonu.
Bark FREY tNor). Abrahamson. Flonsbsrg-Funch Eyde
BARK VIM Chapman tBr, Smith. Hameurs-runcn. I'd.
BARK Harriet Hickman (Br, Deruer. Antwerp runch
BARK Cuba tBr, Dawson. Les sabies d Oionns FRI
Big cavib Montgomery. Truxlo &c--Geo Heinien
Brig Ruby. Alexander. Port SPAN. Trindsd-L w & 2
Armstrong
ship bess Stella (Br). Fart. st John. BN-A Honey
hchr L White (Br). Mclean. HaiaI-A Heney.
SAILED
Steamer Ceereuse. for Para
Bsrks luceo o the East, Tor Stcttni Persia
Hickman. for Antwerp.
Spoken
yu; s;a 80 r.noS'?S = a"s.H % from N'"Y0k for An' Java
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 2e-Arrvei steamer CITY Of New YORK
tBr, watkins from NewiOrk way ~ Liverpool land
proce.dei). 49,
BRisror- hug 2e-Arrlved steamer Brooklyn city (Br,.
Et SeW.fork. w
BULi. Aus 25-Arrivei. steamer Calico (8r) Msxee
from New. York.
GLASGOW 2sArrvsd. steamer state Of Georgia (Br
Morlc from New.York.
LAISE. Aug 2j-Arr vAt steamer State Penusyvanis
(brl. Mann. rom t.iasRow hencc for New. YORK
kSsALR. Aua 70 Passed. steamer England Heeley
fr,n Nowlors ga her way 10 LlvrrDoo.
DuENKr IEAD. Aug le-Pas.cd, steamer Gohia mar,
Frrncs. from stettn for Now org '
bCILLr, Aug 25-Passe', steamer Chateau Lsovis
DagNtn. from Montreal On her oay itavte
HAMRVE0. An. ?I-Arrived. steamer Hammonia (aer)
H~o,ch. ire New Yurz
Aug 2s-ssicd steamer POlars tosrl Kord.n TOR Ns.
York
gAvnI Aas s7-sAilsd- steamer L. oAsoosns trrl San
teiu ter Ssw.fort.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
MANAGER WATKINS RESIGNS.

Detroit Aug. c7.-owing 70 differences between the
directors Of .he home club and Manager Watkins the
nter today rendered his resignation ard 1t immedt
stey accepted. II. Leadley, sec, isry OF the club
has been appointed acting monager
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
ALONG THE SOUND.

BUR- Hin, butcher Of Georgetown, Conn, left his
place Of business Friday night and has been seen
sipce. His horse has been found and sone letters
and papers he had were discovered midway between
bs store and home. Hill had nearly $500 on his per
and foul play Ia suspected.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
BROOKLYN,

The new cruiser Boston will loave tho NAVY Yard
Ia few days to have test with her gun mounts
on Sandy Hook Extra precautions are to be tahcn to
avoid remodellng tho Boston after the gutcst as In
the case OF the Atlanta
Tho Twenty second Ward Democratic Association
court yesterday In tho person Of its treasurer,
for falling pay tho rent OF IT. rooms ., No <4D
Fifth ave- Tho hearing In the matter WAS adjourned
Corporation Counsel jerks rendered. an opinion yes
terday the oiect that the Park Commissioners oan
expcnd portion Of the 900 900 provided for per
marent improvements IN and abou: Prospect Park In
providing electric lighting plant to bo the property
of the CITY, but 1t must be placed within the present
limits Of the park, there Il authority TO purchase
additional lands
Mrs AMMO Smith has begun suit 10 recover $4,000
damages from her husbands parents for alternating
her husbands affections. Edwin 7. Smith IS the son
Of Augustus and Mary Smith, Of Mount Vernon, N. T.,
and he married the plaintiff August "a, 1885. ct
Mamaroneck. They lived together for nearly three
years, but bappily and In Juno the husband went
to Iowa leaving his wife behind him.
Mrs. Coustanza De Luca, who was arrested for dis
turbing religious services In the Italian Catholic
Church of Our Lady OF Mount Carmel last week, was
discharged by Police Justice Naeher yesterday As the
Rov. Father 6aponara decided not 70 prosecute her.
An attachment hai been granted against the lunIber
yard Of John H. Cannon IN Nobie-st at the instance
Of Charles X Buckley, treasurer Of the South Brooklyn
saw Mil Company, in a suit TO recover Se,81S III,
with interest from June 10. Tho plaintiff alleges
fraud In Mr. Canncn's method Of settling for the lum
bcrh he purc chased.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

The pool eaeS this evening Wero:
First rsce-Bellwood s25. Zcb Ward $40 Allentown
e10 Sheriff O'Nei e5 Lovelace IS, Acd 81
Second-oarsmsn $50, Vosburg $40. Let.ita $50 ncid
So
Taird-Montosc SO, Wary sl2 Peeveep els nc'd 90.
Fourth-Victress SOS, Chestnut Belle e1S. The Raven
IS, Penman eS. jake Toms s11, field 81.
Eth--Msis so5 Clara c. sll, la Ciarc e11. BsonIc-
nsre ea Harry Cooper g. MONDAY So. Belle Breeck st
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
n. A.-.,--

MYRRH TooTH SOAP gives pearly whit,
teeth. purihes tho breath prevents teeta from decay
Any druggist Wholesale depot 23 Dey.sl
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga. Aus. 81 (spccia)-Tomorrow the ncs for
the Morrssey Stakes AZ milo and thresquarers Ia the
feature of good prt eramme Although Montrose gives
away considerable weight to good Oily Wary. he
ought to beat her
They all msidcns in the frst race, which Beiiwood
should win, with Aiicntowa In second psce
The third race shculd 60 Oarsmnn. and vostura
should DO second.
For fourth vcess sppears have the best chance
wi.h Chestnut Eele second
These the entriesi
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

HAVE you tried CoRNrLLs Brxzoiv Co
kErC SoAft Best skin soap made -FOUR ounce cal
tesuty.Evo cents. For ssle by Haas Druggist
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Annouues,nsnu
HENRY A. DASIELa. N. D..

Diseases Of the Nervous syson (snlso riuary o,sAns
lmpstsncs ana ktsriity Heurs; 4 TO IL toG
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

On SATURDAY, SEPT. 1,
'ns LAedin vAi styles" In 0antlsu ems HaO vtu h
iaxsAasst ~ kspsnsehsid lis NasssasA. llA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
NEWARK.

Cntcd States Commissioner Jones yesterday hold IN
examination In tho cases Of Sebastino PilazIo and
Bencdto Crac ca,iscia two Scons arrested last week
for passing counterfeit SIS silver certificates Flazzo
lives In NewYork and It Is believed thai he was con-
neced with the gang OF counterfeitcrs recently ar
rested by Secret Service officers Both prisoners
committed to jail
Patrick Owens, laborcr age thirty fvc was struck
BY train at the landst crossing of the Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western Railroad in Orange, al so
p yesterday and injuries were inflicted from which
he died half an hour later
A drunken brawl occurred IN Varndeits Court.
Orange, N. j. yesterday afternoon, between lot OF
negroes. Albert Smith became ncensed al Joseph
Henderson for fancied slight, and attempted to
brain him with an axe henderson rotroacd TO hi,
house, secured a 22cabrc revolver aud shot his
sallant In the breast, above the heart. Smith was
taken to the Memorial Hospital, where he died later
In the evening.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
XARINE iNTELLIGENOd
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises $40 ssa 6,35 Noon rise 1928 Mosns age 81
HijI WArsls
L.k-sandy Hook - Gov rsrl Oos Hsli eata l;54
EX-Sxndy HooE 0:i3 Gov IsvL 0:32 He'll GAta 2:2l
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
ELIZABETH.

Captain Gsrret u. Wnants, who was next TO tho
Singer Company the largest creditor of Elizabeth has
accepted tho 90 per cent settlement, exchanging his
holding of 100000 Mr. Warren Alderman, Of Fan
wood, who held $50 900 Of Elizabeth bonds has a.so
accepted the compromise
The Elizabeth City Railroad, . new street-oar COM
pany which obtained It's franchise . yrar ago After
bitter tight against the old company and . Evpossd
electric ruad. Is construcuny ts rosd betwssn Eliza
beth and Elizsbcthport