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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-At meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees on Monday ght School commissioner James
T. Lockwood elected President OF pae yiiIase n, "
place OF William b. Tibbts, resigned Inc Demo
cratic primaries will be held tonight in the Town Hall
Henry ,. Wood, coored who was Ioahd m ' no
house of General James W. Hustled at FeehShli, Oh
MAY 30 pleaded guilty to burglary in the thlld de-
gee yesterday and was sentenced to i've years I'LL
ursOnmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
mLLER,s DEATH MAY CAUSE A LAWSUIT

MILLERS DEATH MAY CAUSE A III" TT
There may possibly be legal fight over the mar
rage OF Edward +. Miller, who fell down stairs ana
killed himself In the Manhattan Hotel on Sunday night
william S. Miller, the brother, doubts the Legality OF
the dead mans marriage, and yesterday the Puohc
administrator served notice Mr. Weyman' proprietor
OF the hotel, to hold the dead mans trunk ior Aat
office Newman saws he shall turn the trunk 10
the first person who pays Millers BILL but prefers 10
deliver II to the widow. The funeral will be held 70
day under the direction OF Mrs. Miller, 10 whom lhc
coroner turned over the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THE WEST WANTS THE FAIR

81. Joseph. Mo-, Sept ia mass-meetins' com,
sosed of Board of Trade mon and DINERS, was nst1
VI the Pscnc House last night 70 Vahe aouOn 4o' tic
-ro.a NJ calling convention at St. Joseph to give
nhc e1presson 10 the demand of the West 20 secure
me worlds Fair for one of the Western trade centres
as against the East long set OF resolutions we
sdopted and arrangements made to have them pilh'ea
and distributed. The date OF the conveneen vac so
s 0ctobsr . Chicago has already sgnited Is IN
entson OF sending strong delegation, ana IL is e4
pected that St Louis and other western el'ios Will
Be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
LONG ISLAND.

long ISLAND CrrY.-Tho Jury In the case Of
William alias Buck" Flynn, after being out an
hour, brought in a verdict OF assault In the secohu
degree Flynn was charged by Mamie Cooney, a
forteen-year-old girl OF Glen Cove, with trying 10
assault her on last Thanksgiving evening.
FIJI SHING.-Mrs. Rachel SuLwaggon celebrated
her IO4th birthday yesterday. She lives In neat
cottage at Union and Munroe SITS. She Ii well pre-
served physically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
VARIOUS NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.

ELIZABETH Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was yesterday stopped by actingMayor John J.
Smith from laying its fourth track across Morrisave
This action caused by the discovery that the
,niIrDad company does not tho land on both
sides OF the street. which it must do in order to lay
ifs tracks without permission from the City Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

state. @The Daily Monitor the most Influential
paper published at the capital of the state, is making
a vigorous fight against Chicago. The oldtime hos
tlity between Springfield and Chicago politicians VIII
Illinois will doubtless declare for St Louis or New
York on all matters Southern Illinois follows the
lead of Springfield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
cIApIFsroN IS FOR NEW YORK.

Charleston. S. c.. Sept II (speciall.-Mayor bryan
this city to-day delegated s. Y Topper president OF
The Chamber of Commerce. to cast the vote OF Charo
ION I'm favor of NowYork the place for the "ord
Fair in 1892 and 10 cooperate with mayor Gran, a.
.scnrs thst and The Mayors action meets universal
anproyal here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

The Newark-Lowell game at Newark was prevented
by rain yesterday, as was also the Metropolitan
Gorham game at the Polo Grounds.
The Metropolitan and Flushing teams win play at
the Polo Grounds to-day. At West Ncw-BrlghtOn tho
staten Island Athletic Club and the Hackett-Carhart
teams will play. go $500
llobert is longer connected with the Metro
Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises $40 900 Moon rises 1883 Moons %
HIGH WATER
4 N-Saudy Hook 2.0l Cow Island 22S He'll Gate 4l7
p N-Sandy Hook gao Gov. Island 24l Hell Gate 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

"Colder with rain" is the weather
prediction for to-day. If verified
there'll be use for Macintosh coat.
Fortunately our Fall importation Of
Macintoshes arrived a fortnight ago,
and among them are some finer coats
than usual; so to $40 is the range.
The only genuine Macintoshes have
rooster stamped on the lining, and are
made in Manchester, England, by
Charles Macintosh & Co.
We are fortunate in having silk
umbrella Of the usual $3.50 grade that
we can sell at $3.50; took all the maker
had; wish he'd twice as many.
a new hat is expected to be "wet"
as soon as it's bought. Even the ele-
ments won't hurt those good So hats
we sell for SO each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
,, r,,v w,Sny cITY's HOPES.

BLASTING THE WINDY CITY's Hophs
Chicago Sept. II (speciaD-The Chioaeo fes, e9o~V
.,sn who have been conducting the Worlds Fair
sebeme. are dismayed at unexpected opposition III
ne gxeat agricultural and legislative eaotxs OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Steamer saae (Ger. Richter Bremen via sou'hamp'Oa~
Steamer Elder (Ger). Baur Bremen via sOuthamp'oa-
Steamer Pennland (Belg Grant AntwerpPeter wnsa'"
Sons obi. >,...o,,,a. v,,ch raye& co
Steamer Miranda (Br). Leseman. Halifax and stJOAhS "
--BOwring & Archibald - -. N .,r,ors
Steamer Edith Golden OBI, Bennett Montego Bay-'A
steamer Colorado. Daniels Galveston via Key west-o"
Steamer Fl Dorado Byrne orleansJ T Van scks
steamer Richmond. Jenney. West Point Na-o" D'u'''
~. 49,, Noysok<
Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer IA + Dmock Edridge. Boston-H Dlmoe srs,
ship strassiurt Ger. VOgelslng Hamburg N"s
Co. , .rooh rdva A Co
ThOra olson Chrsilania-hu hch hyuo % ~
SAILED
steamers WAGONS ain Tor Liverpool Rrinio Hsrlhsea.
Uommor'a Hamburg; Elder Bremen; Panama botu..
Capua no Janeiro II Dorado. NewOreans HosnoAe' I
port News
shin Den schand Hamburg. x,~ ON
Ranks Aradne. for Chrisuansenu Agnes nsunouss'
Film BuenOs Ayres ....
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kms,IE Sept i7-Passed, steamer Egyps (brL eu"A'-S
! from, \ ew YORK on Liverpool Can
1NPfON l7-Arrived. steamer toe loeri S~~
Ar f,on New York 20 Bremen (and
Ur,iI sept T-Arrivss sl~AmAF Hindoo tbs)s peeA~&
| fram Nsx.Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
ONLY THREE POINTS AWAY.
THE WEATHER HELPS BOSTON TO CRAWL UP
HIGHER ON THE RECORD LADDER.

The Giants arch enemy the weather, again asserted
itself yesterday while the sun, usual, shone out
bright for Boston The result that the New
Englanders cut of few points of the Giants lea.l
In the League The local players stu hold the
lead, however. The Boston and Chicago teams won
the only League games played yesterday, the New
York ashingon and Cleveland Pusburg games being
prevented by rain The record IS as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

A life-sized photograph and one dozen imperial
cards for fifteen will be attraction for Christmas
II ordered in time lockwood, II Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Though pure and simple, and so mild,
il might be used by any child,
Yet SOZODONT is so swift and sure,
That mouth and teeth with wondrous speed
From tartar and from faint are freed
TIL they become sweet, white and pure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

THE BoYNTON FURNACE Co.
For BoyntOn's Furnaces, Hot Water Heaters, Ranges
&c. go to POI and 209 Water-st.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY

Vessel
Vessel. For Nala close. sails.
Teutonic White Star Ilverpoel......... s:3Oam IL
City Of Rome, Anchor Liverpool. .......... IL III
of New York, lnman. liverpool. s so IL
Saale. NG Lloyd. Bremen via SOuthampn. $50 II
Pennlaud Red star. Antwerp. $3.50 IL
ClenfuegUs, NY d. Cuba. havana. &c. pan Pun
THURSDAY. sEPr 10.
state OF Georgia state. Glasgow .--...-..-- 430pm
Augusta Victoria. Hamb Amer. HamDursll 1870 m
Edam, Meth Amer AmsteriI .-.--..--..ls pm
FRIDAY, SEPT. 20.
Colon, Pacific MAIL Asplnwall. am IL N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

To regulate tho stomach, liver and bowels, take
-arter's Little Liver Pills 25c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

Erummell's Carames, Rich, Mellow, Delicious
The popular caramel In the country Name on eac
wrapper. Sold everywhere Wholesale, 4oS4lO Grands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
Announcements.

Though pure and simple and so mild,
Yet SOZODONT is so swift and sure,
That mouth and teeth with wondrous speed
From tartar and from faint are freed
TIL they become sweet, white and pure.
A hfe-sized photograph and one dozen imperial
cards for fifteen dollars will be attraction for Christmas,
II ordered in time lockwood, II Union Square.
Erummel's Caramels, Rich, Mellow, Delicious:
The most popular In the country Name on each
wrapper. Sold everywhere Wholesale 4OS4lO Orand-St
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
5PECK's PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS. WINS;
pers Successful when all remedies a illustrated
book Of proofs FREE Call or write HscoX 800 B"ay N
DR.. SANFORD LIVER INvIGORATOR
IL a reliable vegetable remedy for Chronic Liver Com
nIaints TORPID Liver Bousness and their attending
evils Dyspepsia. Constipation, Headache, Malaria
Dress Shirts, open fronts, n. Y. Mills, hand
finished 81 % worth - So Imported MerinO and cash
mere Sox 50 dozen; plain, striped and ribbed, 35c.
worth, 75c. KENNEDY, 26 Cortlandt-st, upstairs.
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
3l9 WEST l26THsr
Genito- Urinary Organs
Impotence and sterilIty. Hours: 70 IL. 70 g.
Nicholson's Liquid Bread is an absolutely pure
extract OF malt is general pleasant beverage
and healthfu tonic. Beneficial in Sickness or health
GrOcers and druggists keep It,
THE BoYNToN FURNACE Co.
For Boynton's Furnaces, Hot Water Heaters Ranges
&C., go to 207 and 209 Water:st.. NewYork.
To regulate tho stomach, liver and bowels, take
corter,s Little Liver Pills. CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED

Nicholson's LIQUID Bread is an absolutely pure
extract OF malt and general pleasant beverage
and healthfu tonic Beneficial In Sickness or health
and druggists keep it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
THURSDAY. SEPT 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........TUEsDA SEPT H. 1889
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23

BLUE VINO, Of the Amoriodn. Is sending
admirable reports TO his paper.
THE Jockey Club is 10 be congratulated
on the success Of inaugural day.
IT begins TO look as II Bell x Timber
lakes horses are going 10 carry away the
biggest share Of the Doodle.
A GREAT many people thought Cassandra
might have won with Barnes up. Not
likely Madolin was inyincible yesterday.
FRAxK JAMES, brother Of the late Jesse
James, camo all the way from Dallas,
Tex, 10 see the races, and was on the
grand stand yesterday.
TURF Tories was delayed In getting out
yesterday, but, when II did appear, as
ionishcd the boys. II contained the
Scimiiar's tips In advance Of The Seimiidr's .
appearance, and the Scimitdr's tips ycstcr-
day were gilt-edgcd. naming four winners
right of the bell. Turi Topics tips named
Eve place.horses, all but ono Of which
paid more than even money.
A. TWO young ladies' and gentleman
were driving by the deer park In Mont.
gomery Park yesterday, on their way Ia
the Jockey Clubhouse, one Of the young
ladies made the brilliant remark. referring
10 the deer, ~ wonder II they have made
biscuit Of that doe that used 10 inhabii
the green sWard with the fnwns." The
young man was not 10 be left, and con.
iempiuously asked; "What is the matter
with buck.whcat cakos7 They are su
pofior 10 biscuits anyhow In season."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
Ann.IIIna CeIIapsr..

BosroS, Mass, April 22.-The dwelling
Of Patrick Joyce, built on the manh on
the outskirts Of South Boston, collapsed
this morning, took fire aud was burned.
Mrs. Joyce and three children were In the
house when Il fell, aud all are more or less
injured. Katie, aged ten, was very badly
hnrt and was taken 10 the hospital; Mag.
gic, aged thirteen, Is injured internally and
about the body; Joseph, aged nine, was
hurt about the head, and Mp. Joyce sus-
taIned injuries In the region Of the hips;
Tie inmates OF the house were all rescued
before tho FIRE reached them. The house
"A M owned by joyce.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
The Telegraph role Fever.

CRY or Mexico. April 22, (yia Calves.
toni. The municipal government Of this
city propose 10 remove from the streets the
telegraph, telephone and electric light
poles. Tho announcement Of the death In
New York yesterday Of Sebastian Lcrdo,
eS.prcsdcnt Of this Republic, caused gen.
eal mourning here.
A report In circulation here that hli.
buster scheme against Lower California Is
ON foot u nol bslisvod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23


Spring meeting, New Memphis Jockey Club,
Memphis. Tenn. Monday. April - firt Day
judges, John ovcIion,. jr.. Seb Ward.i sam Tate.
Townsend, oi Lutte Rock CLERK Of Coursc, Y
tzckicL starter, J. q. sheridan
FiRsr rRAcE-cArE MOSS ROSE INTRODUCTORY.
Pur,es0l, Of which 80 10 second and o. 10
third For all ages Maidens, II four ycar old,
allowed pounds. Three quAricrA
4. fuckers ch. h. slrideaway, 5, by Gleumore-
Z, toTiSsh,6 ;. L: Uniie, 1, by Lohgiciiow.iieiic
W: j. wldencr. b. c ArIstl q BY Arislldc,-
AA' ""'V"' Tims.-iiS
Holcua uo5. Bob Thomas uiD, No More u2O
Bctting-strldcawa 80 10 100 rmlght. no place
money. Unite Z 70 siraight 20 place. Helena
H. 10 fstrlighL u 81 ~ place, No More aud Bob
Thomas iOJ 10 tirnighi % 70 place. fioid q 10
against
SECOND RAcE-ruHF EXCHANGE PURSE.
Pune SEQ Of which so 20 fccond. For thrco
year old hlcs Winners In is,s or ~ Of any stake
n the value u li.uOl % carry > pounds etlia
Maidens allowed pounds u such have started
twice IN ik,s or 20 without being placed allowed
pounds stscn ciFhihs Of mile
noll a Tlmbcflate's oh. g. Madolln, J. BY hin
william NaIioys b. / 1assia; :, By Laeiief,
w. faifs':b b. May u. g. by rai Hsoy'
LikEie Billet
1lmc-i.lL
Meta tii71 and Cnsfandra an alto ran.
nciung-Cassandra n 10 3 straight 10 10 place.
Maddolln 70 ssmiEhl, y place AnEclus ; 70
I straight 10 placC MayW. 10 10 ! straight 10 I
| place Meta " 70 straight 20 place
THIRD RAcE-ArnLErIc cLUB STAKES
For two year old nllics. s. entrance 10 accom-.
pany the uomiuaton with SIS additional 20 start
! 40 addci % which 500 " Second aud 60 "a
| third To carry iul pnunda Winners Of fwccp.
siakc % carry dponnds extra Closed With a sub.
scriptona -Four iuflonrA
". %. scully's b. g. Fairy Queen by scnfailon.
A. q. Ysssam 4 COS b. d Mis- BSiic, iIiacs
r. raSls Tucker. t'P1' Mile Williams; 5y saraf arr
Afifoha' iO'-'''''
LulIc n. Egypt owendolinc aud Little Rabbi
/ also mn.
nciung-Tairy Queen 70 straight even place
Mile Williams 10 Straight even place. Ltilie II
ITO straight even place. Little Rabbit and Mis-
lrlle coupled 70 coupled, even place Gwen
d0iyn 70 Straight % ! place. Kgpi " 70
straight oio place.
FOURTH RAGS. r. niDoLEY-sELLiso.
Pune 500. of which 20 10 second For thrcl
| year ods and upward, the winner 10 be told 4
auction. licuiofed 10 ec old ior sAclgo. allowed
allowed ior each 800 iess down 70 500. Five
eighths
T. Knleyls b. G. n1bort s. BY Luke Blackburn
IT, T. rSt6diseh h. Mute IS Silent E''S3 'i'Tsn3
Ed e9rssa, Clara Moore. Sy J. " ScrIcS
Tralulla belong
Tlmc-iol
Hattie D lpol, dudley Oaks lo6). Duhme tpO. M
duref li1g, ksrincsae (iOD, Chlcka1aw uu1l, an
Katie 3 Q0D, also fan Hattie " Endufcr, kctmtfs
| and Katie also fell,
Betting fndrfr ! 10 5 straight. 4 10 2 piac,
kermessAc 10 straight 10 place Mute 10
straight, even place. Duhme 10 10 I straight eve
Ilacl. Dudley Oaks 20 70 ftuiRht 10 piac,
J litbcn ioi straight. . 20 VI ce. tlan Moore
10 Straight 10 place. Hattie u. - 10 stfdiah
Chckaaw 3 70 I sirtlfht, 10 10 place
riFTn nAcE-JuLE noziKn, SELLING.
Pune 80, oi which % " second aud W
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23

BurrlLo, N. Y, April 22.-Ruby Nell
son, the young woman who was shot In
Tho head by Harry J. Spies. In house Of
ill.lame ON Michigan street. week ago
last Might, died today NJ the hospital. The
virl's real name was Maggie McCleary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23

For three-y year-Olds. s. entrance 10 accompany
the nomination. SIS additional TO start and $3.50
added. of which $3.50 10 second aud $50 TO third.
Winners Ia lSSS 1889 Of any sweepstakes 10 carry
3 pounds winners OF two or more such races, ~
pounds extra; horses never having won a stake al.
lowed pounds maidons allowed 10 ten pounds.
Closed with n subscriptions. Mile.
W. A. faires's ch. T. Cotillion, g. by Imp. Rayon
Dor Reel Dance l07
Beverwyck Stables br. T. Brown Princess, 3, by
Prince Charlie Mamie Black. iO7
II. Bondy's ch. a. Ben Harrison 3, by Bmmble
4. Corrigans .ch. c. Boodlcr, 3, by Enquirer
III
William Mulkey's br C Le Premier, 8, by Luci
ferGoden Slipper II
J. NJ. Brown & Co.'S oh. I. Mouita Hardy, 3, by
King Ban-Bun aud Blue, ......... li2
Beverwyck stables b. c. Casslus, 3, by Longfel-
lowSouthern Belle IL
T. Corrigans b. &. Spectator, 3, by Springbok.
nhNllt III
T. rrotters b. c. Bob forythe 3, by Bertram-
Iizslaf.anl ff-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
SECOND RAcE-EAsr END DUMMY LINE.

Purse, $3.50, OF which $50 TO second. A handicap
Tor all ages Entries TO close ut clock pm. sat.
urday, April 10 Weights 10 appear Monday, April
2, at ? o'clock pm Declarations same day at
usual hour OF closing One and one sixteenth
This race did not FILL Another viii be substi.
tuted today. Entries will be announced at Q
o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23

Purse SOC, of which SO TO second and SIS to third
For two year o,ds Allowances Those not having
won sweepstake pounds, or those not having
received second money In sweepstake, : pounds.
maidens, 10 pounds II such maidens have been
beaten once, 10 pounds twice, u pounds, three oI
more tunes, Is pounds. Five clghtn[
J. NJ, Brown 4 Co.'S b. & Lady Blackburn, by
Luke blackburn secret ioC
w. J. Widener's b. T. Amelia, By Elias Lawrence
hAil warren lO
A. J. Newkum Co.'S Ch. 3. Mount Lebanon, By
GcoEt kinney Accidental 10,
VIM. McGuigan's b. T. Indian Princess, by Iow-
haitian Sallie Howard 10,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23

FIRST RACE--MUMM's EXTRA DRY. SELLING.
Purse $500, of which $50 to second For three
year olds Winner TO be sold at auction for s. OOO
pound allowed for each sl0O less down TO 81, ,OOO;
then pounds for each SlOO less down 10 $500
ThreequartcS mile.
d. Woldo's & Hon. John u, s, by Luciier
. uluSvI ~
r. Sorrgans Big Enterprise, ., by Enquirer
ioet "
T. NJ Rrown d Co.'sch c Los Webstcr,'3, by
LelapslaNlnla 10.
/. Ezolfs b c T. J. Rusk, 3, by Baltic Bonlta. TO-
gillyiewer'',,",..',,'...,...'s...],,. =, nus ] ... iOs
Bell 4 Timbcrlakes ch I Mandolin, g. by Hin
doo-Mary l0t
,gll.Laya ,.,..... =, - los
w: o. scully's ch & Macaulcy, 3, by Duke of
Montrosc Bette NJ lOg
WIN. Mulkey's BIC ] T, 3, by Virglnius-Annie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
Personal.
AMoyo the ladies in attendance wer,


ANoNo the ladies in attendance were:
Mechanics
james phclnn, George Arnold.
q. n. Blood. Mm. r. Moore,
M T. punnumud. W. q. Snwrlo,
Alyis snU,d. A. unfdon,
Jones Nnnkirkman, Il. n 1fcxcynnt,
J. =. Dupuy, James n. Hccs,
J. W. OYcrion, e. g. Cowan,
q. T. Matthews, A. DcssOmmca
John MCImth.
Misses
Katie Pumphrcy. salllc Galloway,
10. kcmmcS nacgie Rogers.
Katie Carncs. Mary Mallory.
Carrie kcntlng. blanche Gaines (knoxv.l
Mndru Doyle Phoebe frnrCr,
Mamie scllfc, Sarah brown.
The tally.ho party was composed Of
Misses Bruce, Humcs, Snced, Sclden.
Woodruff, Of Knoxville, Hunt (tho guest
Of Miss sclden) and I.owmncc. The gen
tlemen were Mcssrs. Looncy, Avery, War
ren, Folk, Lamb, Percy, Villipey and
Wnddill
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
AUCTION POOLS.

Al the Peabody hotel, last night, Ira T..
Bride sold the following auction pools;
First RHoc-Mndolin. S2O Maoaulcy. Ga. Enter
prise 81. field. 81
Tnlrd Rncc-Cassius 4 Brown. Princes. SO.
MontA Handy, $40. Ben Harrison. SO. lob For
sythc, sii. Le Pr0micr, sl2 Spectator. slo. field,
SO.
Fourth Raoc-Amoiln, s2o, Lady blackburn, sl2.
Indian Princess. $40, Mt. Lebanon, o.
The second and hfth races did not OIL. and en-.
tries for substitute races will b. posted at clock
a m. today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
TIE DAYS EVENTS.
Day when the FavorIies Had It Their
Owa Way.

The inaugural day Of the spring meeting
was n magnificent success as far as atten.
dance was concerned, but the sport was
rather too one.sidcd 10 crafty public
taste. Tho iayoriles won four out Of five
races and would have won Gyc b nd not
Endurer fallen down. The betting was
hot. Tho pavilion was 20 crowded one
had TO elbow ones way through, and
twenty bookmakers had their hands ful !
accommodating those who applied.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-23
TIFTH RACE-HuNT A pRoTurR.

PuSc s300 Of which $50 to second and s2j 20 third
handicap siceplechasc for all ages. Entries q
close nj o'clock pm. saturday, April 90 weighu
20 appear nj O'Clock D. m AMI dcclnuiions nj usual
hour OF closing on Monday following. short cOur.c,
about one milc and six furong~
This race did not hll. A selling race viii be sub
stltuted.
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FIRST RACE.

No More acted badly at the post In tho
first race and spoiled several good starts
Sheridan finally got them of In good
shape, No More rushing 10 the front like
n whirlwind and gaining lead Of three
lengths, stridcaway second. Unite third,
close up. In this order they round the
Hrsi turn when Unite passed the leader,
stridcaway still running easily a length
behind. In the stretch Artist closed ur
and after a driving finish eaway won
by length In front Of Unite who was Q
length and half In front Of Artist. third
SECOND nAcn.
In the second race the Ilungers fairly
shovclcd In their money on Madolin
while the public, who were not In The
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rRonAnLE wINNERs TODAY.


Firt Race Mndolln it, Macaulcy "A.
Second Encc-Cassius lst. Ben Harrison "a.
Third lnco-Amelia 1t, Indian Princess "a.
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wero a gratifying evidence Of a power
sufficient 10 maintain order. Troop u, Of
fifth regiment Of cavalry Of the United
States army was clustered there and the
officers said ai the sound Of the buglc at
high noon, there had been movement
among the boom'rs campcd along tho
border, when Lad extended acros, tho
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Helena Q0l Bob Thomas uisl, No More i2O
also ran.
Observation-Disclosures - b. 100 straight. no place
money. Unite 70 ttraight, 20 place. Helena
A. 90 Straight u b. ~ place No More and Bob
Thomas i0J 10 tiraight % 70 place. Field 10
against