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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

BRElRs ~tVLA RA4-GEt
BosroS, March T.--ci losing prices Al.
Gibson & Topeka land grant Is. 10, railroad
is%; Burlington & Quincy, SIS: Mexican
Central teommenl fSls. first mortgage
bonds, 20.
MINING STOCKS.
Sgw York, March 2f.--Mining quota
tons: Amaaor 81 90, Caledonia Hlaek
Hills 81, Consolidated California & Viz.
giula Is Il, Commonwealth s., Dead wood
81 so, Eureka Consolidated -. III Cristo
81 10, Gould & Curry s. 20, Hale & Noreross
81 70, Homestake 81 20, Horn Silver 81 IL,
Mutual 81 80, Navajo 81 q. Ontario s3i,
Plymouth si2, Sierra Nevada 81 20, stand
ard 81 -.
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
sAS Francisco. March 2i--Wheat--
weak; 81 y1i@ Is about the top.
Barley steady; No. l feed, ~ 4tasuc.
Oats-Market fairly steady; demand
dght;ehofee feed, 81 10: No. /. 81 A5tsyi o7is:
lower grades, slfai OIL
Hons-small business
Potatoes-Market well supplied with old
varieties; prices remain as previously
quoted.
But,er-unchange fancy. Isc: good to
choice. i6fHi7c.
Eggs-sieady: California ranch, 10000:
store lots. lSal9c.
Chartered Gen. Falrchild. coal, Depar-
ture bay to san Francisco: ssrnarliie, lum.
III nN3Aa bftf 7VAh& " y iltbta lAtlVl1s
rs 81
new YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEw YoRK. March u. -Hops-steady and
quiet
coffee-optiens opened barely steady.
and lot925 points down. and closed steady,
inai5 points down, sales, 1900 bags:
April, SIC. 30; May. si6. 9ssstsi7.0a. spot Rio
easier; fair eargoes, iss<e,
sngar-Raw higher; fair refined 5-iec;
centrifugal, &-test, 6 i'Iets6l e, quiet and
easy.
Copper Moderately active. March, i6e.
Lead Dull and easier, domestic. sS.6sls.
Tin-Qutet and shade easier; straits,
s2io
Bar silver, So &c.
l.Petroleum opened firm AZ s0lsc and
closed firm at Gle. weak.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. March IL Wheat - Closed
sfouger; eash, &C April, 81 &C; May. 90. &c.
corn-siesdy; cash SIC: April, 54ssci
.oats-s,eaiy 10 firm; cash. 2Fac: May,
Bodybuilding doing.
Pork-kasier: May, sTa 10; June, si2 81
'-asd-~Easy: cash, 81 30; June, S. a2s =;
July, s. 90ls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkKT.
CHICAGO. March 2l.--csttle ~ Receip f..
i,eVa; steady, choice beeves. 81 1904 90;
steers. tsst; stockerS, 81; feeders. 81 2tsss so.
Texas cattle. seas -.
Hogs-Receipts. ie,oo; s;roug and &c
Mgnfr; mixed. 81 astTs sos heavy, 81 So
~ 70; light. 81 60as 10: pigs. 81 ssses Is.
sheep Receipts. spCo; s.eaaiy: natives.
y ~ Western, cegn-ied, 81 2Asi 70.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKER.
4yERpooI.. March 2i.--wheat quiet: hold.
e. onsr moderately. Germ dull; new
mlxed Western. IS "a per GENITAL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
rELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.


ygw YORK. March 1.-THE stock
market was quiet to-day. but there was
further progress made In the improve
ment started the day before yesterday.
There were ali the while fluctuations, ana
anal changes in most OF the list are not
large. Almost everything shows gain To-
night
Government bonds were duh aud steady.
EXCHANGE AND sEcuRrTIxs.
SKw YORK. March 2I.--Money on call easy
al 2. Prime mercantile paper, 5l4la614.
Sterling exchange dull. steady and ssil-
changed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
WEST SEATTLE FERRY.
STEAMER CLARA BROWN

I RAVES YESLER'S WHARF rok "a,
IL coma, Olympia and Big skookum at :
= m. every Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day.
Returning, leaves Shelton, Big Skock1n,
at a. N every Tuesday. Thursday and sat-
urytay
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ssnseesss yssssze MssthxRa has taken hi-
..sIs.-s. = ia hses4sf rank ~ the DA<ls
RAGS sssss haze sAs lsFxan The Artsea O tsse
sssrsExsssss ssss,rs ~ sbe fnztrd States lFsax1
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sz-xuzss, 4 . a~ss. : an susExa MeAFssse ssi
tsssh asa 8szsxr = tsssfsfa q
sSs.g 81 ~ sseas HEazssssa Esl3aS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

rae market is fairly well su pplied with
-, -.s,.toes Of srnaii Sizes. aad the rovel-
= ~ the new article having uo-n Of,
..oeks are rowing of veTv sleyiy.
putser contsnaes TO be plentiful at quoted
prices. ,.x
.ss,,s.. i now In greatly improved cendi-
f;cn. Quoted prices rule
rT,~.s sem unusually quiet. pet the mar
q Arm. No movement il Noted today
o.,. are coming in quite freely. psodue-
= sxzasufiy realizing that there is no
-. ~, values this season that viii rec
1900 thesn fer the extra trouble taken
- "a holding fhei. oats II il esd
p bv sone that 10000 sacks Of oats
- he'd Il skagis and adjacent neighbor-
1913 bat that seems an extrayagans esti-
A r,ssr receipts had the effect of irnprov-
;,,r The depressed condition Of the Cab
market
.vvcutyDTsE AND PRODUCE RE.
..s,nTa --T,rriug the last ~ hours the
L ILL 1.raise and proGace receipts a. shis
-. ~efs a follows Puget Sound Shore
~ - 81 fcns; Columbia & Puget Sound
lyss..sz ~ tons: Seattle. Lake shore Il
1890 rsiiwsv, 20 tens. By water
E-sn-ei. CON: Michigan. III tons: Edith,
..",sss. W E. aerwfn. IL tons: Glide, ~
- skazIf Chief, tons; scoE. 30 tons
RAJ receipts, 6g7t4 tons
sgfPHESTE.-Daring fhe last "A hours
easfs and merchandise were shipped from
sssstis 10 the surrounding country as fol-
Inws. rSsgef sound Shore road, 81 tons:
cs,zrulgss 4 Paget sound railroad, 81 toas;
sssffte. Lake shore Il Eastern railway, 81
cons. BIZ water-lola. / ton: Edith, 4
Err: EyengeI. zoi tons; Nellie, tons. g.
: Yauson. 2259 IONS. Aelrose, 1900 tons;
Michigan, tons; Augusta. tons; Grace,
ton. skagit Chief. ] ton. Total ship-
menis, 1861 tons.
NATURE or REcEIPTS.-9o pieces s.
inch esstsron pipe, Il pieces s3me, go
uisees same, 1862 sheets of roofing, 500
gyIsdstones, 20 cases brogans. 20 cases
sxes. II cases hats, car furniture, - sks
smoked meats, los SKIS same, 50 boxes lard,
boilers complete, AS grindstnnes. 100
SKIS hams. 40 sheep. car sawmili machin-
cry. 40 SKIS bran. III SKIS shorts. 10 cases
ezgs, 10 cases liquors. 10 boAes butter, s
bags seed, Is axis onions. 20 SKIS onions,
car hay. 20 pkgs groceries, 5000 feet ium-
Der, / car wood, 80 pkgs household goods.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

BOSTON STOCK MARKET
Bosrox, March I.--c losing prices Al.
Gibson & Topeka land grant Is. 10, railroad
ie% Burlington & Quincy, SIS: Mexican
Central teommenl 1875, first mortgage
hands 20
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
AMIGOS DE -TODOa
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Anlcnss Dc psrsenas, % tedas lss parties
meAae, rsoomlsAdaa dlohas RtidoYas oomo
nsjor rcss~arapve Do 10 saiad qas 10 oonoce
&llas caTaA todAs Lao afsuuionsS dol cersaou
Del hlgade, dsl sssomAgo, Dc ioa Einonss
noe iAtsslRes, y EsmasssA 10 aorIiaonla 10
aatslsnSis y ~ oafdlaiklA, sAPaisAaao Dc IL
sAkgrs toaA iaapsrsEa, kor,alsU,sauo v0mpis
sAGAsats sl aialslaA Asrvl0ss = dando uR 70 e
~0apie 4 IA erEaalxAclGn sanvrsL .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
. ES EL.MAS 8ARAT0,
CAfkCNat Dk IA b0CikiSA CAiSfhSA
sssspsssts psr .! Psars k,px.xs.

Tsxto para las kscuelAe do IL Isla
do fuerto-ktlc0 SsKnn Uscrsto asi
Axcmo. . Limo. hf. Oblspo do ssta
AIl0csSln u. Juan Antoine FulR on u
is DiclsmDre de 4ssv, y pubilcaaO on
d bstssss EeIss'Gstscs en- l.. do Enero
DO 400 /, que dice ASi;
"UeseAaao iaciltar, ssgtn "a impol.
sanciA rsQuasrss N AGQuls,clon del o.
toclsln0 ds ID U0ctrlna Urlstaana 4 t0da
class Do personals, venlmos On declarar
tAmhien do tsxto para 10 Dt6cssls 81
antlguo y popular Catscia,no dsi +.
KipA:qA 4us . pssaE Dc su rsaucldo vo-
inMsn, compren0e On sns aencIIiaa !
cOpclsAs pteknatas y rospnestAs u su.
ma toGa ue ~ snsenanzA catollca; rem.
nlsndo, 4 II YES 10 lnmsaea ventala do
sstar Por ~ tnfimo preeio al alcanes de
% fAnillaa pobres.
R1aWo.-4 enAvos HR0, 81. cta. doces
u9 J $500 ets. gr.eaA.
30 yofds sa In AAskaNTA, ALMAonN
1A PAR1k 7 LxssARtA del BoGnT1A NaR.
sAAT1L kortaisAa 81, y en- ID de ID. j ost
taosxAIaa foag, tprrAlsxA 81. /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

Ia OIENOLA DE TENEDUR1A DE
LIBROS d 1plifOada por 10 aplicaoion de
una Fegia Il .alible para acsrtsr el deudor
J 81 aOrssdol, acompahada d. numerosos
eiemplos do cGlculos nercAntiles, por @
O. Karsh, tradnoidO DO Ia 20. sdioion In
glssa por A. @ Beck, ba)o ID Immediate
SapscOi6n del autor. On tomo elsgants.
msnte encusdsrnaae ss-sS, On ID Inn
del HOleslm..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

Administration du BoIetIn Mer-
esntl = phonneur de prier Messieurs
y Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
ssmettre lenrs ordres de Publicite /
Nm. AMEDEE PRINCE g. C., qui
ont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
ssee Journal pour h PsblseiW FrssfsiS
AneIsiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

Ests maraviliosO bAisamo sana infaliblsmsn
% lAs nsrloAs antigaaa, las llsGas, y Ios male
ds Plsrnas y dc ps9ho. Fer msalo Do su iniiaea
viA iAs Aiovtas sTaisatas tomsn may preRte
al aAPeGte oenyAiseAsntS y asssparsuen. js:
GAs dsjA, ssEs AnS asnte 1srngsrants, de prti
daOlr MAS vara psStsetA dc las axsvclonss do -
Masi, lss sosanpaaos, iss tosss y d rsamsus.
hlp, Aaa OaAaoo % 40 sVslado S1 vaR0 ts
Ges lesAsMAs rslnsdi0a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
LIBROS
Fec'Dloosa aPor sl 1Itimo W.
por'correo es Ia Imprenta
dsl 6'o'IETlN ','IE MERcAN-

60. -, -. ~ OV68
del 63o'IETIN BOZ MERcAN-
ILL.,. 3 zo6as.o.5 +.
Psreds Per- d., Los Hombres, d. ,p,d
4 ,sn'1ss Slnaes'-Hija, esposa , maslr.
2 t0nlOs. ..' eS1
Uodigo Penal Militar.
! n.z,n' Anoosa de salvaoi6n, fDsvou.
, oastanos.- -Tenedurfa de HIN.
saula dei Oomercio y de d bancs
NJ NOVELAs DE PEREZ aA1
D,O,ss'-!M.iemorias . N dena Oortes.ao d A.
1910, El Grande Orlente. M Ts,v,r M ~
10 1874, Un Voluntario = raaii.t. "
Los 1 Apost6licos, Juan Mastfn '' 8
Esmpecinado, : Los Oien mil hiios de- :.
pan Luls, Un tsccioso mas. Rl n sists. \
de Julio, Batalla dc .los zran;Ia Sis. u.
Sailen, Sa, M equlpaie del ,Rsy Jos2 !,
napoleon On Ohamartfn, nj 10 s.
Mario y d 2 de Msyoy Corona 3 = ,s -
laigar, Ia segunda cssaca, La Co.
20 de Carlos IV, Oadix. Zsragos.. -.
L.o2rmenco, El DR.. Oenteno. Ia Pro. p
aiDldo, La Fontana, de orc s.. M
amigo Manso. Dofia Perfecta' AL -
fla, fortunaua y Jacinta ~ -
mllls de Leon Rooh, La Deshera,iis. y
IL. A1 = ,11 A''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
ENCUADERNACT0N
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTIi, .

In esta secci6n de la casa, 1nonsada ..,.
tOdOs los elementos necesarios Drovisfa IL
materiales dc primera clase, se hacen e,.o,,.' -
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartonS nas1s s,...- a.
pamela, pieI de 'evante con relieves. tod 80. 80
fecto y preclos reducidos. t's's -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
COkTkBlLIDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego compete de Libros ARE.
glados q los formularios publica.
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impresos de todas classes para
los Municipios.
De venta en- "a Imprenta del
BoIHTm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
81 x
|IlCORp p,BREA[ /
Vegeta.1
0a. C0NZAk-EZ
ODE LA HABANA) ~
ODE LA HABANA,

8 Ounce Amos de Gxito y mas !
de Setenta Mil enfermos cura- I,
dos, algunos de una manera pro- 4
y digiosa, son la mejor prueba para i
demostrar que ell LicOs. BHIsG. Z
sastcO de BreGsCegetGE del =
3 Dr. Gonzales es ell que mejor
combate los Catarros cr6nicos, Z
8 Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
l abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
. dem&s Afecciones del tubo respi- 5
> ratoric. Preserva de Ia Tisis, es e
dtil en- los Catarros de la yejiga, =
b puriica la sangre de sus malos e
p humores y tiene una aeeion t6nica 3
sobrer todo ell ORGANISING, de tai e
suerte que con su uso se abre ell 81
apetito y Sc engorda. x
Los enfermos cansajos de tomar 3
otras medicinas han recurrido al .2
] LicOs' de Bre0 de Con- 8
j HnEex, y q su benefco inaujo han u
fecuperado ell don mas precioso de
la vida, que es La salud. 8
Ell pdblico no debe confundir el 3
y LfcOs. de BfeO de Com a
NUkeE, con otros compuestos que
80 anuncian con nomhres pare Z
cidos y que no son mas que imita- q
clones sin efcacia. q
AaAeAasAA~A~aAs ~
; N LtcO7' de Bs.e0 se Vende E
, en- todds las Botieas dcreditddas q
de la LIas de Cuba y 4.
? Puerto Ricoy "a Repd6lsead De MkDico..
I De venta en- Ia Parma
cia de 6
.as. r 0ut1iermety. s.
C1pseoe'seoo'. oeVA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08
Imprenta del "Boletin." !"

Sc acaban de recibir en- esta Inn.
prenta los artfculos siguientes:
1 ,Elegantes pesa-caEtaG.
RELOJES de pared Y desperta.
doIes de 10 diferentes clases.
ESFERAS con circulOs de metal.
OARTERAS para documentos.
LAPIOES mercantilee.
PLBMAS de GRO.
LAPIOES de idem.
EsOBIBAN1AS elegantes de 5
usos. -,
OARPETAS de mule y tafilete.
PLUMAS-fuentes.
PAPELERAS de varias olasec.
MARCOS para retratoa.
REG ULEZ. - Ret6rica y Poe.
tica.
SENET. 49, Geometrfa analitios.
OOMELERAN.--Gram&t Cas. .
tellRna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-08

The Proprietors of the i" Bolstia
MercantiI " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all English & Ereset
AdDsrtisixe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
4 BICYCLE TOURNAMENT AT BAYoNNE.

The New-Jersey Athletic Club, Of Bayonno' y. j.
,oid IT, second annual bicycle tournament yesterday
There was an unusually large programme and humer
ON, competitors First, sccond ana th.rI prizes were
3D., mo records were broken. The racing was
good ,,,,.,,.
Oparter mile dash. scratch-Final heat won By W. s.
ra,nnb,lI berkeley \. c. one mile, scratch, Elizabeth
whcemcn hamplonsbp-won by W. II. Caldwell
One mile. open, time limit min. % Sew. F..
Mummy. Kings County Wheelmen, first in final heat
M prizes awarded. Two miles, rover type,
scratch-won by W. d. Banker berkeley a. q
Half mile, handsoh' scra'ch-"oh oy w. W. IaAH'
\ Nile and one-half handicap-Won by
a sowman, New-Jesey A. c., 20 yards. One mile
80 scrateb-Won by H. ". Fuller. New-Jersey
N.Y." UaifmIe, handcap-Non by W. ;. Campbell,
a. la A r. scratch. One mile. tandem handicap
ir rIh' 10 A q and ". ID. Banker. berkeley A. c.,
wa Three mile handicap-Mon by ). f. Bowman,
SIe Jersey A. C., 1870 yards. Mile and half relay
~ " allover for the NeTJeisey Athletic Club team
"a r. Hesse ). b. Bowman and +. q. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
CLOSE OF THE IVY CITY MEETING.

A BAD DAY FOR FAvoRITEs-THE RACES AND
THEIR WINNERS
washington Oct. 1.-the fall meeting Of the Ma
tional Jockey Club closed to-day. Tho attendance
WAS as good as on any day during the meeting which
has been poorly attended, owing TO counteratirac-
lions IL was bad day for favorites. Consolation,
I'm the second race, was rank outsider. and paid
sf42 50 for place In tho muuals the biggest pool OF
the meeting The details were:
First race-Purse 5000 six furlongs. l. Tom Fin
ley, (slacn ga q Seymour, 9antyl. IL; D.
Prince Howard 5sra S%TGn o. 2 G1a TsTsSs
place, 80 95; seymour, 81 65. Tom Finley passed
S @eng p second GG place PnS S hS @
second racc-Purse. 5000, selling. six furlongs l..
Stanley sharpe; dforonl, lo1 2 Consolation, ,
fimeDl7 II. Mutuals paid 500 40; place. SO 55 !;
Consolation, SAP 50. America. Mary r., Blue Line.
HowersOn and Judge Rufln also ran. Stanley sharpe
was favorite in the auctions, at si5 !; Leander and
MARY T.. so each. and the field &C. Stanley Sharpe
won by scant half length, Consolation second Key
Third race-seven flrlongs. /, Merden. 3 lBar-
toni 1875 .. Beck, CMaynsrdD. 40; 3. Iceberg IT.
5so ram III Tmof aS a. Mas paid ~ $40 40 pace
rs 90 Beck, SO o. The last auction closed Mcridcn
s25 Beck $2Q field 81. Coming round ihe turn
Fourth racc-purse S4OO, mc. l. Fannie H..
o. jones', no; 2. Bob Fisher 8 CCritiendcnl. 10
S9Gyeq m eS 9nG S I9 also N ran @ao
Fisher 1917 05. Judge Murray and Souvenir sold at
$40, Boutwell, at 40, the field at S12. Fannie II.
fshed winner by length, Bob Fisher second, Sou
Finn race-Pursc $780, steoplechase course. /.
Csnleyl Bonnie and Cock o the walk also started.
Mniuas paid 70 4O place. $6 %; Craftsman, So 70.
Cracksman and Bonnie. Apollo led all the way and
won by a quarter mile, Craftsman second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
AXTELL SOLD FOR s1O5,0O0.
THE HIeHDST PRICE EVER PAID FOR A HORSE
A TALK WITH THE PURCHASER.

"A TALK WITH TIE PURCHASER
Chicago, Oct. 12.-COloncl John W. COnlcy. who
last nfff paid S1OjyDOD for tho three car-od
trotting stallion Axtcll the highest price pail
for horse in the world said this morning: " l am
proud Of my purchase, and II the horse lives it IS
only a question Of a few years when he Will in
stud fees and purses what l paid for HIM. His
record Of 2:12 yesterday at TcTc IIauto Is four
seconds better than the fastest mile by horses
year older. and shows AXtcll to be without peer
among young horses. l have already booked thirteen
mares to him for next season, at $1,000 each. and
/ can easily get all the others I want ANtcll will
be shipped to-day from Tcrre Hautc TO Lexington,
whers he Will remain til cold weather aud then
probably be taken TO California. With the advantage
Of the Coast climate. AXte WILL In my opinion, be-
ready next summer to lower the record Of ;Od 3D.
made by Maud S. My horse Will be entered and
started I'm races next anywhere there i money
enough hung up TO make 1t an indictment thai IS
after the early part Of the SEASON. When ne VIII DC
I'm the stud ,.. $500, -, 49,.
colonel Coney Is an Ohioan by BIRTH and has been
. resident of Chicago for twelve years lie has been
interested I'm trOters for n quarter OF century ne
Is now owner Of Johnston tho fastest PAGER In the
world, record , :OG Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13

Tho Riverside Athletic Club Of Newark had an oI-
,ort,ulty TO show their track to advantage yes
,er1ay. The reaying of the turns of the track 50
as to keep the runner perpendicular to the track as
s,sted in allowing fast time to be made NotWu"
standing the quarter.hour Of rain, which made the
rInnlng rather heavy, good time was made on tue
eghtlap track that such old athletes a. HeieIoe W -
1,t,s sr,,neheeucrs g. A. Avery, Il. stOl and ;. d.
GOO and Handicapped f. c. Carter had to reas'ure
themselves Of It's accuracy. In the mile run George
,be Engishman, ran from scratch in ;3G 10 though
lhe rI i iscond sbearman, ~ j. n G., and NCOI
his.lhe So' tarted five and three seconds ahead Of
'rirstcb res Dectvey. Sherman finished hl9t, III
49, a. and Nlcoll second In 500 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
UNDERWEAR.

ladies' White Merno VESTS. long sleeves, Csc, worth
SOC.
ladies' White NJ eTilo V E~TS, 6sci worth 81.
ladies' Scarlet Wool VETS and PANTS, oic.' worth
Ladies' Natural Wool VESTS and PANTS 9icj worth
~ 25.
Full line Of ladies Swiss Wool VESTS in low neck high
neck short and sleeves all weights end coors. at
prices below any other house. .
Mems White McrinO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 11c.;
worth SOC.
Mems GRAY NIerno SHIRTS and DRAWERS. 44c.;
worth SOC.
Mems Gray SHIRTS, double front and back 4sc. worth
7Jc.
Mana GRAY Morino DRsMiitS to match ISc.; worth 7Jc.
Mems White Norfolk and New Brunswick SHIRTS regular
made Utc.: worth 81.
Mems regular made Medcot SHIRTS White 99c., worth
Mems reruar made Modi,6ot SHIRTS, Gray s4c. and
soc; worth : so.
Mems regular made Medcott obiRTs ana sp DRAWERS
Mems natural wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Fall and
Winter weights. ~ "a worth 81 10.
Mems German natural wool SHIKTS and DRAWERS,
normal and English make, Fall weight, 81 81
worth 81 50.
Mems Winter weight So 80 worth 50 30
Cancels Hair SiIRIH anu DHA" EhS' oSc.; worm
81 50. - -...- -
Mems Cancels Hair SHIRTS and DRAWERS, VI 10;
worth 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13

r,c,. and Bettlna. a good favorite, won the sweep
stakes ~ -
frrsp sace-songI fuEonng+ Ciamor "on'
second race, "a milo. Billy Pnkerton won' Ca
,.lna second Time-1 :2i.
taiPh Pr, STT race.5 friongs Bayhoo won from Hope
f,,I second. Tlme-1 :O6 IL -. -, -
LUZ itourth race-One mile. Betina won, Famine sec
ond Ttme--1 40. .,.
oni FINN race-The Kentucky Central Railway Stakes
Zoe two yearold colts and FLIES; one mile. Riley
W a, NV a length and a half. Goodbye second, W. O.
Morris third Time-1 IA Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
THE CONDUCTORS wAroH WAS SLOW.

Troy, n. " Oct. ia sleephgesr tram s',ns
north on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad anu uu'
at Crown Point early this morning ran i'o
" wildcat freight train also going nor'h' d. W.
Cut. demOlishlng the front of the engine VI
sleeper and setting fire 70 the eaVoo'o 90.
s. Wildcat Engineer Ryan. of the " sleeper ..,.ss
the only person injured. The watch VI W.
conductor was slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
WALBAUM BUYS BLUE ROCK.
THE PRICE s5,5OO-GooD PRICES FOR DIxIANA

YEARIINGS.
The auction sale OF the DiXlana ycarlings the prop
erty Of Major b. c. Thomas, Of Lexington, Ky, in
the paddock of The New-YOTk Jockey Clue, at West
chester yesterday was well attended by turfmen
William EastOn was tho auctlOnecr and excellent
prices were obtained. Mr. Easton also sold number
of horses training and yearngs belonging TO various
owners and trainers. Among the latter were Walter
GRATIS b. Blue Rock three years old fun brother
TO Raccland), by Bilet-CalCmcl. sold to G.. Waibaum
for 20 800: A. Kraemcrs br. Creamery, two years
Old by EmpeqOr-Fellcty, bought by G. Randall for
~ 800; CHI BarTister. four Yeas Old 10y Brambe-
Miss Harding, sold to i. j. Carroll for S2,4OO; b.
The Tlg1css two years old. by imp Billet-Nega sold
TO Milton Young for 81 $50; Green Morrss b. h.
Panama six years old, by King AlfOnso-lIestcr. sold
to Ed TrOttcr for 81 100; br c. King Idle. four years
Old, by Wild Idle-Augista f., TO J. J. Carroll for
81 $50: Jenc Dunn's ch. f. Village Maid, three ycaS
Old by Rayon dor or Kantaka-Adeladc TO A.
wilkinson 81 100. Six other colts and Gllies I'm this
lot brought 81 1878.
The Dlxana sale included the produce Of some of
the best-known sircs. Among them were:
Imp dn uterol Caan, en- c., by Cymbal-imp. The ooo
Asbsn, b. c., by PetraTch-lmp Astolat, 10 W. wal.
Bu.h i' Bolt. en- c., by Himyar-Booty, to DWycr
m@S Ssn'i B. C.. by himyaT-%ar Reel to Dryer
Be's Pet b. c., by iiimyaf.Thcmis to ia Brown l. 100
Ada 49,, CHI T., by Ilimyar-Adonis ~ Dryer 400
Lest Ban, ch. t., by imp. King Ban-Radha, 70 S. $.
Miss WinEei' b. f.. by Fcliowcraft-imp. Lady in
cor wSS1s b. T., by Ii'@yar-Maiaio Gray 10 W.
Jewel IT,, en-. T., by iIlmyai-Jcwc to s. s. Brown 1000
Nineteen others wore sold for total Of s1O0O5
mailing an aggregate for the DxIana sale Of S273o5,
of IJ11