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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
- ys,ver Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
Fer North III

BUILDING MArER1AL-Has 1,I srsS hard brick
Quoted at s6e 20 so per 1000; p5aY5 SO PALE SO 5OG
FishkilIs sGGs6 % JeIscys - SSi5rS1G: Philadelphia
s. IS; Croton Dark and R Bed 'S5cSs1 10 per Dbl
American Poland . 0s2 80 German b amy Do F f2e
So IS Rockland Common ~, me SOC and do Finishing
~ 20 & Johns Linn. CSC; L2h - -
e. ~ Ill ,sSf per bushei; Iattc taH' ISs
"o ccIIIc0RY-Is saable IN small parcsis Cocoa I5n
. J5ssIr,od. 34aSc; b e., = SC NYoOd, o-S
BARI p3yber.' English Chieory casks and barrels
ScaocoAconn demand but 2 Ro: e eaacs
In price Caracas I7e1sc Trinidad 10 1-99l4c
Bahia II S ,eF ' SToCK-some busnes-A OLD goods
bu, rather quiet on the ue %hoe 81 Ws5a4S o5
Moa'o shooEs and Heads sS sS Now q legs s9S
81 ~ .h q 55as so: Sceh, g 4oG$l 40 0ld Shocks
SsiheI., IJo96s Al 1GGs1 T.; Rum Shocks and Heals
w, iS%ss So Rum Pipes IS o0es6 Empty Hogshead
80 49, ,0 HOOPS 4 feet 81 $3.50; l. feet. S2G0s-1
- the spot had moderate demand at steady
al baes consumption Port receipts 81
S Sn.t 200 bales this day last weel and l4lS bales
beies yeor since September receipts a, the pors
ssSreSated ais bales comparing with o4oOoS' bales
- ~ cons spending time last year -
Ioi sre based American standard OF cassncd
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METALs-1n American pig there has been no extensive
boWeys, the S, R'' a Jew cay. Is psty hTW re
St1naad N2rser9 brands IN, go 5os. 50 for No
Up 70 si5 % according To- brand SCOTCH pc
s21 ~ sherrie 80 summeglIee SGssi 80 Fclln
ton, Sl9asl9 2j; CJlnelngOn $40 1880; Clyde
go 80 AMI Iangloan. 500 50 STEEL RAILS-Add-
ported but the market closed frner In old material
lies as follows 1000 tons rail, American. a. s23 -
IN Pittshurg quoted here $50 80 EAD-
Steady at 3s5d8 soc .TIN-Qu'et
quoted SOC New,orleans osS45c a.ter fancy
NAVAL STORES-SPIRITS URPENTINE-Is well
whole Ianes SALES 900 Ros1TS-a aS neht
qa9a 30 s e. 81 TO- :? 10 s. ESQ., SO o. 5 K Il
50 " 40 i; ". G., - 25as2 30; W. W. 40 So.
seScneg q eema9d Other oils are oge but :teady a.
Cocosnpt csylon' 5-sS 85c cot6ln 6 2c; Cod DO:
nestle 23aa4: foreign 34GS5c Linseed raw. city, SOC;
W IVES; ciiye Menhadsa crude 2ia? s.
scsss bScSsd sprns 7$s75sf Whale crude Southern
s f1n 49, ses e g Ge2ihSd SnGr s
75c: stSsite' 90. Rank. pc p''"''
OCEAN FREIGITs-Perth freghfs have not improved
S Csang Line tn @0TS S So I b rse
T3rttsb steamer March 600 quarters Baltimore T. Cork
German ship savannah CproTl. hence the Continent.
200 bbls refined private terms British steamer owie
steamer Catalan. thence 10 Dublin. 600 bbls r'nnei.
Is 81 British Wngates hence Dunkirk 10 O0O
Zoo mis- crude about As: Norwegian bark Adolph Orior
to the Baltic 600 bbs refined bark Joseph A. Ropes
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sopres showing an advance OF lds points marked
n g VIA Ia cron inenths sales &c 900 bales

cor EE-Brszil glVwtns me spot were ho4, .a,d
TODAY and stock 70 arrive had increased aensha'
Win frnness noted TO urioes which showed Lac
Fair cargoes quoted Il 3-4c sales, 5oCo esgs ana a
IL Sc for No Rio 13 l-8c for No 10 >ahtVst ,as
- ana IA 5sc for 10 8 Santos c. and T. Mid grades
afrn and In fair request. SAFES i 900 bags Mar ,d
furih gain today but The mar! a. al rm 1ats "e ey o
Irregular There was rise OF lOGZV pOmIs - n 20
lowed BIZ frcer selling leading to decne, Oh rhcp
points Hayre however. then came IN hsn abo,t The
TOP showing an advance Of 2oG25 points Eyer & no
Hayre gained 2a3 frs ana Hamburg . 4dl gis.ooondd
quoted quiet Regular first { 400 COCO no o0o
500 exchange private % lac s,os fccrSts 200
bays Receipts at Rio July to July 10 1851 ~ Iss
hays same time 1888 $4,000 bags SAINT Int $50
"a 900 bags receipts at July to July l l tSc
- coo 49,. same time 1883 600 bags Sthie elnr
toyOo 9Se6S6 ha%s Rotterdam reports good Ordinary
49, s 1Sc. byers only filling their immediae wants.
sales here So, 900 bags r,uhos. rowest Sales
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DRGs DYES teA fairly se1ay movement ima Gpn pap
ues, al'nou ,Ie former rates are quoted WIN large
holders eeneraly steady IN the view. a nc oo ~, 90 ne
nv wood Refined BoraN in demand ana sc 9 I.
Sets SanSi and powdered at IA a. l--c LOT Odil1
PaGsb s,ealy at 3oc bbls and S8c IN cases Ca76S
I'll baS moderate sal, IN parcels qs ~ a. Cyca@
10 t moving in srna C1lv ouotef a. 20 r. rvs
ai ~ ~ with $50 L. Quot.d :, W Bic
ias P SGtd Srmer at Il 65qS 20 Oh PGH9ytoya So
-: .F and in demand quoted al l6c for unoeaehc1
saca and 7a1se for bleeehed GyTeIhe gHpe Mat a.
2oe21c fo5 oo quoted at - GOGs2 70 FOR eghts Ouum
phine steaus oTote "a 1Ods3 80. 70 test. Qunine
Is easy we and quoted 32a89e for domestic senega
RCos and 'Y G Sood demand and
,diS 6rmcr Cod is scare article Roy oSz herring
quiet Quoa 800: Cod Georges. - so Grand Bank.
"a V95; Boneless Cod, Georges l2ao SAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17

ARI.ESIAN ALMO H. inestima6le boon 10 All VINO
sr~er from aching or tender When the feet are
swollen or painful battle in hot salt and water
ry and anont particularly the soes, between ths ts
the region just above the heels with AILEsIAN MAN,
Afer his treatment delicious Of comfort cOohess
and ease will be experienced Sold az all orugEIses.
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Ciip Hcal estate for 5aI:.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
"A. dwellings 3 and 4 story, j. ~ 81 II.
front strictly private location; Nos. A. 70
IS East 52d-st. Inquire Of PHI. BRAEE-
DER. No i6 East 92d-st.. or at oflcc. No.
100 Fast ecth-si. also investment property
for sale.
NOR SALE.-The plot Of ground from
y which ~. Andrews Church viii be Pc
moved situated 20 feet east Of 4th-ave.. cN-
tending from 18TH 10 12sth sts. and com
p~isinc 145 feet front Oh each street in
Guiding the 2 story brick building on 12sth-
81. 5iGO feet Apply 70 T.. II. JACOT
81 Wet 130th-st.
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cow, $1,000 70. 5 ia

City. 45d47 n 5d0c Texas, and cow $1,000 70. 1-2S
&c city daughter OK G0Gs0 n. 3-4c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. picking up many small
lots which, together with shipping demands sup
plies down and enables tanners sustain former rates
uEMLOCk-NON-ACID.
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Domesilc Gituation5 Uante0

Males
ID TTLER-By az Engll,hman thnrourhy
ID understands his duties good r.ieiehc > :
city or country. Call or address II. A. lt'i
ia East 53dst., let fiat
ID UTLER.-By FfenchIuan. Protestant :
ID thoroughly competent In every respect
tut di-ongacsd years On present place :
excellent regerr1ces. Cali or a1nfees
EMILE II East 05th a..
COACHMAN.-By a mddie-aged nah
L unierstands csre Of horses, &c. best
city references city or country. AduIcSo
BLOWN. Bon 40, Tribune Onlce.
TOACHMAN.-Dy a younV man. IN sniu
I family recently wOrkct N uathet
hest OF references. Ad1resa FINN, Suee's
Hotel. 3l6 Gfeenwich-st.
~ oACHMAN.-By = competent man OF
u long experience: nrst-class city Islcr'
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STAINED

cool ordnary........-s3 S Low Mid1ing - 15l6
Strict Good Ordnary9 Mlo1uhs ---. -.----lo %
The option market developed no features and the
etnstions I'm price, confined to the narrow limits OF
ia rSnfs Dulness prevailed carly, after which, some
iltte bu,inc VI AUGUST coupled with more encourag ng
irroo adyices served strengthening factor closing
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domestic 5ltuatlons fOantec

domestic 5ltuatlons Uanteo
Males
ID ANTRYNAN.-By one with best city
references; can open oysters and CLANS
Call 42l West 39th-st., LIT floor
II SEFCL-M AMY young German on
" gentleman's country place can milk,
care 81 horses and make himself generally
useful good reference. Address RUDOLPH,
Tribune Office.
" ALET.-By a young American man, age
81. az valet. and make himself generally
useful 10 a gentleman mas no experience.
but willing ~ work and learn. and can tur'
nish reference. Address BELL, Tribune once.
yNAITER-By an Englishman, IN private
W family. boarding house or restaurant
good references. Address s., Tribune Up
town ONCE l.23s Broadway.
w ATCHMAN or DETECTIVF.-By a
w yOui man OF about 80. WILLIAM
KELLY. 173 North Tn rl-st. Brooklyn.
wv AFTER and UsEFULMAN and WIFE
w COOK.-FOr board NJ house, hotel, city
country man can carve and cut meats, open
oysters, clans &c. good waiter; wife Is
flrstclass cook I'm all branches pastry and
baker. Ready at PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, 138 Gth-aye., near 1Oth--t.
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Gin Real estate 60 Get.

A WATER FRONT TO LEASE.-Twenty
~ years q lumber ySrd good location
To- ANY Cuisines: near ferries. Inquire
POWRON's Express, II Borden-avc., Long
Island City
rVO LET.-DsIrable Offices in the Tract
4 House. $50 Na-sau-s-. electric light.
elevator. steam heat &c.
ITO LET.-Whole or in part, building
Il steam power on plenises- Apply Al
l4l Duane-st.
ITO LET.-LOfts, IS H. bV 25 H.. steam
A elevator. with o. without steam power
eco. y. EDDY. 3os Madison-st.
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flats Go fet, unfnruisheo,

-ALCAZAh 80. -. oa.h -
RetHeen LeMnCton aud Park ayes.
Elegant new apartments, eIEnt i@.ss
rooms and bath. steam heated al-o so'si"
beated diving room passenger elevator
Inoulrc on premises. Jsnitor
DESIRABLE flats; all impfoVement7i
4 roons and hath :, Tooth st., near en-
rance 10 PARK: rents mode u. = no
MAINE. BROWN & CO., % West 331-st.
I0LAlS 10 LET in the
4 GORDON.
s9th.st. and 9th-ave. rooms; lust CON.
pleted; all dec0rated and improvements /,
rents from $50 T. $50 per month. INQUIRE
Of GORDON BROS on premises. or lanltor.
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Countrp Real gstatf 20 Lei

mo RTNT~shelter Island. hrst-cla1sss cot y,
iasc, beautifully located, 6 oyTfl1g1 and
Bay and Sound house I E9WSSFyR, BOX IA,
thoroughly appointed y" Ni-'''
Tribune Oficc.
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DrrssmGklnn

j. RTIsTIC DREssMAKING; imported
a STYLES; perfect nt AMI bnest nnish
most REASONABLE prices; goods pu,chasea II
desired hotel orders 81 short MOTTO: Mrs.
McELR0Y. 90 East 9th-st'. eppri1e osn'
aiagA
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Iressmahlnq.

A VDDU UTTUKII My lot INC UTIlI
n se0son.-Mme. Reynol1 will walt on y.d
az your homes % cents per hour. e. day
no meals 1878 31.aye.
II RESSM AKER.-By experienced cutter,
~ filter and draper. ladies. misses SUITS.
wraps, evening dresses engagement by day
references. Address, only, Mrs. ENNIS
900 West Gls;-st.
VltSS &. 6. GILPATKIOK, mo1iste, wants
WI a FEW more Gu toners at home or by the
day. $40 Park-ave.
CLOVFFITTING SUITS mad. from 8
W up. ~ I guarantee b. cut and iit the
first lining free OF charge evening drrs
NAME. DIZAN, Freuch Dressm1ker, ar
vi irving from Paris, 800 5th-aye.-I4atest
styles and Partisan chic reduced prices for
summer nice work can be seen.
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for Sale.

A ROLL-TOP DESK for SOS; five feet
II rol--top for &45 smiths r1'i-top desA,
the best made, a speciality desks or al
IInds. +. H. MASON. 81 Williams-st.
ID ETAIL MILK ROUTE a bargain for
Ia cash. Call al % shave.
L or SAIE-IGN35 Todd & Rafferty, en-
Il ginc. boiler 4Nl2; also water heater,
with all piping and connections complct--
Apply - Ia Duane-s:.
VAkEN FOR DEBT-Seven imported oil
i paintings, IN massive god frames
executed ry noted artists; SO each worth
$500. seen Mur@y-st.. Room ..
Y-P.WRIIEKS soil Tor le>, Than halt
1 price. or on monthly payments; inetrii-
m.nt, exchanged, rented OF purchased
Everything guaranteed al TYPEWRITER
HEApQU 20 Broadway, near
Wall-st
TUG FOR SALE.-12xo; lately rebuilt.
with new boiler and engine $50 pounds
ol steam $1,000. J.. I. ROBERTS, 1O7
Liberty-st.
FRIGHT PIANO. $50. including stool
Y ana cover; good condition. 1,l07 Si-aye
az -HORSE BOILER. 1Ox12 engine. and
~ No. ! Cameron steam pump. j07 West
$1,000, OOOWTp G6gr. MQ y! MI Mt.
mates before you buy NEW-YORK AND
MASSACHUSETTS, GRANITE WORKS,
under Victoria Hotel. LAG Broadway. W.
ROBINSON.
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tl1ork t0anteo.

Females.
rLERK.-By schoolgirl, just eradu.
y ated. a. writer; excellent penman-hlp ;
hest OF references. AddIeSs, by letV'I'
WRITER ], 405 2dave.
HTTRY CT,ERK.-By young girl. a
II graduate of pubic school, as entry clerk,
6ookkeeper or copyis, Address T. l..
Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1.2ss BDa1way.
(, rFNOGRAPHEi.S and Remington opei'
- stors furnished % business houses no
commissions. WYCk0FF, SkAMANS
7 A.JEDiCT. 327 Broadway
" YPTwRITER.-Copy neatly ana ana
,.oai yxork speciaity. stcnucrapherr Tor
dis tation lubstiura- during vacation. MlSS
AZ n. HOUGHTON. s. Nilllam-st ana
COS Broadway. room 81.
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Males,

n OACHMAN.-By a colGred man; thor
" oughly understands horses, &C., In
all branches. Address FOX, Box 80. Trib-
uua Oflcp
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO.

In the Circuit Court of lIcnrico an Ordcl
was issued out of chancery TO determn,
whether the will Of the late Abraham War
wick. Jr.. was a will or not.
The viii proper was not signed by the les
tator. hut the envelope in which IL was en-
closed was endorsed MY will" and signed
Abraham Warwick. Jr."
The estate j. valued at about twenty
thousand dollars. If the unsigned paper !,
held as being the will. the widow owns
all the property. II the contrary j. held the
widow gets her dover and the remainder
goes to the other heirs.
The following IL the will:
Il. Abraham Warwick. .Ir.. of the county
of lIcnlicO. declare this 10 be- my last will
and testament hereby 'eyoLing any and
all other wills heretofore made hy me.
First. will that all my Just debts be-
paid
second. ! give all NY estate. both real
and personal. to my beloved wife. Eliza \.
Warwick. for her liz. and upon her death
viii that II be divided equally among my
next of Kin then living. 81 be- theirs in alb
s0iuic fee.
Third. | appoint my wife. Eliza 4. War
wick. cNecuiriN. and direct that if she shall
qualify ~ such. that no security be- required
Of her. and further direct no inventory of
my household effects be- taken
written icboifV with my hand this day.
January 18th. ISIS No signature.
The envelope in which the above was en-
closed was endorsed. MY will" and signed
abraham Warwick. Jr."
The counsel i'm the ease are Tucker and
Ingram for this paper IT, will. and Pc
cram and >lringicll0w against the I'M
signed paper being will.
\ jury heard all the evidence Yesterday.
he fact that the will was i'm the handwrit-
iug at ihe tp~t1tor was not denied.
Argument on The instructions 10 The Jury
occupied some time. and the jury took until
this morning for consideration.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE ASSC-
CATION.
Meeting of the Board of Director. and
Post I'D" Last Night.

meeting of the board Of directors of tho
Virginia Division. 4. =. A.. was held at
HEADQUARTERS last night. >taic-Prc-ldeni
Hope in the chair.
Nr. J. T.. keamey. of the Kinney Tobacco
Company. was duly installed a. a menu
i.er OF the board
The resignation of Director George I.
Na-lin. of ~taunt0n. on account ~ ill-hcaltll.
wa. received with regret. and Mr.. H. Il.
~adler. of DIewrS ~ Co.. elected To I'LL tine
vacancy.
Letter, were read from Gcncral-Manager
Nam Prlt and -. y. tliuk. chrmiu oi the
national railroad committee of Chicago.
savinr they would make tour az the state
during January next iu the interest of the
association.
Immediately after the meeting oi the
board "a meeting Of Post "D' was held and
Mr.. George Gibson. .lr.. elected president
a. nh the vacancy caused hy the rc-igna-
tion Of Mr. John Il. ,sulpeppcr.
The meeting was largely attended and
showed much enthusiasm in the irN clers'
Pr Elective Association. which We are conii-
dent will continue with the assistance OF
The ncWlV-ele ted officers.
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LOCAL NOTES.

No marriage licenses were issued yc,ter
day.
Rev. DIR. ". II. Platt will preach al Grace
Church sunday morning.
W. j. Thornton. of IOudOun county. wa.
appointed notary public yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie \. Brian. Of Fredericksburg.
formerly Of Richmond. j. visiting friends
here.
While in the city erosion Clarke. the
irasedian, will stop AT a private boarding
house.
Rev. Mr.. 'Iopton, Of the Baptist Church.
conducts the Male Orphan asylum serN ices
sunday afternoon a. I O'Clock.
Mrs. Thomas Duke. ,Ir.. daughter. and
Two grandchildren, accompanied hy Mir.
Russell Charles, will leave ior keniucky 10
night. IN which place che join, her husband
10 make il their future home. Their MANY
friend, feel great regrets at their departure
Mr.. Charles NJ. ,rutchied, formerly Of
Richmond, but now ~ philipsburg Mont.
has been elected 10 the Legislature in that
state. lie writes his father, Mr. George
that the Democrats certainly
have majority on Joint ballot in the Ie.is-
lature, and will elect two United states Sen
atUrs,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
NORWOOD CASE,
The Arbitrators Decide In Favor OF the
Assured.

ne lfblifHtof- Dttldt III dNof OF I'VE
Assured.
The arbitrator i'm the Norwood insurance
ease. consisting of Judge l.. &. Burke. Of
Liberty. and Mr.. +. II. Mcclure. of this
city. rendered their decisions Yesterday
evening M o'clock The ease was argued
by the counsel ON both sides last Tuesday.
and the arbitrator have had the matter
under consideration ever since.
The insurance companies were repre-
scented by Mcssr~. staples and Nunford.
Il this city. and the assured ny Major John
". Rieley. Captain Henry Edmund~ and
Mr. Wood Bouldin. of Halifax.
The controversy in the case grew ont of
% CLAUSE which three Of the companies. con-
-i~ing of the IhWniN Of London. the ph0-
nix Of Brooklyn and the ROYAL Of Liverpool
mad i'm their contract with the assured.
That clause provided that the companies
should incur the cost of the reproduction of
the average grade of tobacco bonded. The
other companies, without hesitation. paid
the required sum. which amounted 20 SO
900. the whole sum amounting tO $1,000.
In order 10 prevent law suit. the coun-
sci for the assured thought best 10 submit
the question 10 arbitrator. Accordingly
the above named were selected. who have
been considering the matter since last Tues
day until Yesterday evening when the de-
cisiOn was rendered i'm favor Of Mcssrs.
George I. Norwood n Co.. the assured. the
opinion ordering that the required sum Of
:, $40 bc paid 10y the companies.
The tobacconi~i~ looked forward with
eager expectancy to the decision i'm this
ease since the tobacco clause was con-
-trucd, the result of which would greatly
Affect their interest.
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HANOVER FESTiVlTY.
A Beautiful aud successful Entertain
mcnt.

At Hanover Junction last evening large
and appreciatiYe audience greeted The
Young ladies and gentlemen of -. Martins
>undav-sch0Ol nj their church thall. The
drill hy ~ beautiful young ladies was The
feature OF the evening. and the presentation
af il without a mistake was very compile
meniary to the participants as well a~ the
drill mistress. Miss Ella boswell.
Miss Ella boswell sang two solos with
fine effect. after which the programme con-
cluded with The winding of the May
pole" by six girls and six boys, and was
admirably executed.
IN elegant supper was served al a mod
crate price.
Misses >allie and Norma boswell assisted
~ the piano.
The prizes for the best drilled young la
dies we're won bs Misses Ruby Wright and
CLYDE Montgomery. and Mr. Cotton Chaplin
presented the prizes. in hi- happiest mood.
The entertainment closed most pleasantly.
and Was a success ia the presentation ~
well A. financially. aud Will be- a great help
10 u. Martins Episcopal Church, for the
benefit Of which the entertainment was
given.
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Racing at
Mcstchester.

u
Mcstchestcr.
The following are the results Of ycstcr-
DAYS racing.
First race. hte-eighihs Of miic->wiii
,ir-f. Holiday second. freiol~ third. Time
l;o0i..
second race. one-siVicanth of amile-
putcb Roller first. farchmont second. King
Of Norfolk third. Time l:jo.
Third race. fte-eiehth- Of . mile. selling
Punster IT.. first. BESSIE II. second. II.
James third. Time l:olas.
Fourth race. three-fourth, Of mile. sell
ing Umpire first. Clay stockton second.
Vivid third. Time l:l3.
Finh race. one mile. mile heats two in
three asiaway first, Maid Of orleans
second. Time l:i9.
ENTRIES FOR IllE RACES Al ME>ICiiEoIfk.
First race. unc-half Of a mile -fordham.
l33. Geraldine. llg: Ninuct. -.
second race. one mile. fall test. handi-
Folly. tOO: Prodigal son. loo; Ross
berry. 90: cleaning. lni, Kings own. -.
iiNpnia, l0>.
Tiird race. one and thrce--iNteenihs Of a
mile. Good Luck. handicap Buddhlf, ITO:
Seupriia. us: Comc-t0-Iaw. l22' Erie. III:
Iongstrcci. 10; Philander. l"5' sorrento.
40.
Fourth race. iiyc-cighths Of a mile
ozone. lr: Fairy Queen. 40: civil service.
III; Pan Mall. ~: Ruby Royal. los; The
Ahbe~. -: Mamie H.. lon.
Finh race. sc,cn-cighth- Of a milo. selling
Vivid. lO2: sparkling. l02: \cwburs, lo2:
Lotion. ia: /ephyru~. ia; Vermont. III;
Ilarizburg. IL: Ehli-s. 90. Deception. 80;
Bannag. lOi; Utility. loo; >iclhHnlc, JOB;
Pelham. lO..
sixth race. one mile Frank Nard f'
-trjdeawav. lis: Emotion. lOj: Now OF
Never 10: Brother Ban. 10; Fiuroy. lo4:
Macbeth II. lui: Deflultcr. 1905: Ben liar-
ri~on. lO2; /ephyru-. lo9: Auiocrai. ~:
Reporter. ZIP: Glenmound. lpi: Bronco
marte. fU~: Ban Flag. ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

WAY CROSS. a.. October u. c-ierdal
morning " llllam Moore. % negro itaiil-il'h"
an fbs savannah. Florida and Western
raaI. was taken from fhD train 700 jr~up hl
"A n.,.s of citizens and ltnchcd. Nhiie
ua--iHe that place Wednesday on h- reggie
lar ram. he had some words with cii/tn.
ana as the train pulled 0ut Doe tnro" % stone
which struck hl-iIudcr. \ pv.fN VAIL
ga lr h- arrival yesterday. and taking
him u tAe train made short work. ni ninl.
Ih. victim was formerly porirni ihr 'oin-
m.r.Ai Hotel in this city. and WAS 90 -'ot
sIlr.Hf.r