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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
l l.l0 MILES.
UIu not HIIs
sryTU-HANDICAP.
l I.le MILES.
sEyENTH-sELLING
p,ocroa KNOTT LAST IN THE RACE.

ppocToR KNOTT LAST ~ THE RACE
c,nc,nn.u. NAV 2s-The eighth day at LAtonia was
49, o., d.v n, the spring meeting that It did not
Il, Thx largest crowd Of tho meeting was QUIZ
hIcb can be accounted for probably by the announce
rn.rt that Proctor Knott was 70 run IN inc H'n' ~
stahea Tho race had only three startcrs III J." S''u
Coma,o-Taw. with Isaac Murphy up, won rShot
handiIy while the once great Proctor Knott carrying
orIv ITO mounds with stable boy In tho SADDLE was
xhi,ped from the eighth pole to the wire 70 eeat oa'
tnrgash hut could get nearer than lehsh ~
him having 10 be content with the last place !" '
race. "a. and unr,rd :.
FIRST rsoe-sens, for three yesr-ods ana upT GrSt
- MIC Zoo tparnsSi g to 3, second and Merchburn
los INsiingI, 70 l. third Time II IA - AID IN
sseO9d r ISfc aRs View fSs % SsrxS
@ ,rst Orderly no C. COvingtonl, 10 o. secShu
and Thad Rove, lo2 "a. cOvlnSton'' l. 10 l. t~'u
1iT TSrd rsccIFor maiden aes two years DID, ar 90
martha Page Ito Daniels, IL TO l., second anu
Cscll b., 10 &c. CoVington,, . " = 'h'ru i''"'
- Fo,rf6 racepurse for threo-yearoldS and upward
mile and an eighth. Landlady, 100 IKa' ~
second ana Bonita, 100 tStOvaD' to l. third limo
Fifb raceThe Hmyar Stakes, for three yearoId1s6
81 900 added mile and an oShtnn; pisY,ocS second
arBn cc,or Knott no tRtchic) third. BottIngCome-
,oTaw and Proctor Knott, to LohSnsh, . 70 %;
hey vi and led past the stand, Proctor KnOu second
M srht was between these two 10 he ncad Vi va S
Stretch when Murphy brought come 70 Jaw u ott
won h Susr,S, from Tim eons !Ss a.. '0N
'n sps,S raHs-For maiden colts and gedings TWO
year-oids "a mile Outlook 10 :" ,n p second
and samaratln, 1l3 (FoI, to J. hiu' 4'i0-
.lSl.o.
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NEWARK

Notices wcre posted the gates Of the Clark " o.
y t. Works. In Kearnoy, yesterday, saying that
the company having satisfactorily settled tho wage
question, enabling the spnner u average Sl' per
week, It prepared to receive applications non
spinnors desiring work IN tho mills Tho striking
pInpo refuse 10 return 10 work unless tho company
viii give work 20 = number Of additional laeorers
Tho annual meeting OF the Law and Order League
will be held at tho First Presbyterian Church tonight
Addresses will 30 msho by Thomas " AeCarter,
Major Z. X Pangborn, Of jersey CITY, and the Row.
7. c. Iglehardt
The Newark and Elizabeth horse railroad has been
leased for ten years by the Connolly Gas Motor
Company beginning Juno !. Tho motor company
VIII guarantee six per cont Interest on tho enure
rAultal stock Tho cars AFRO be nun with 4 gas
machine burning naphtha stored in tank on the top
OF he
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y.aisi I. S ~ S::J
BETTING .,r.lsh. .a TlTf1 :lf 70 and
6yT S ST.s.s .Pd ana T. slf F Ta% 10
in and sVsn q T. King HSSsn is . and % l. ..o
81, A william e! gSSli asia 81; pair SO
D.tSs a !. Is'sA' paid ell o. '.
half :. b sGq Mu Ct g
R sG sTes 9 S5 s horses S s ss @ Bsfs
S sS.. tS Gs .n sf g. @ Sa an 0@ % e
between me two t,SoFse; Al The s S .o ea I fof
.i d mad s:siS BSrS a; the 5%'onS -r S N
s sss ss s'9 .As :.a ae as
T Tss Ss.S: Ssiss 'y ST. "' w The others were
FOURTH s s$G5S RBDnb u, 2p Mrs 0V
A. J. osssatTs eA. Manudor By kay Ss,r TS
p- 4.nf nPsis:r! r. e. ~
J. h.s S:;i:T t. Ssfs
Betting straight ,ud paceHsnoyet TO an. and sv 20
R HSFs: : ~ S:Sg$s: il fa: sSa
ATssSG pal, straight paid ell S. place co.
named tie board Ss .n sYt E ar ae
ass running % SS1 .Gd
ssa Ssas. Sn
hesten but Marsuder rated along wthh shn ronnSed
&. sIRf S SSs9: .nsr
Of rom HsnSve x. VOL" Ss loTne thrown up he
sponge sn Garrison brought up Mar.gSs ana re,s s
but I'D ss bar, n1 '1S away was ,0T his
at sso% RS'f ~ i ss to-
Hanover rallied and came again tSrcnS sSe SV length
wGn ,S sa'y s SaSHS Sos
Eurys tou. length. Gtsn zen 5sI TO TAG 10
S FIFTH H swEEFS TfIFs go
s. BrGA ASs B. E J. b. By Glsnas-M; p 4 g
g. B. w oE lGH h Psnss "a HsSG Ts7lSt
s. v. Streets eh c. Tmgrs = iGo...'''''''r'Nn" y
Betting straight and Jq1e svsn sp snd 70 q
Panama IN and TO s. j. A. b. D /" ~
unU nr 30 . aIs 70 sGs Bessie June
Ma,usis;J z straight paid '2' 90 pN'' W ~
"f paSeP pad not start m 2, . %s
the sse was Pr0Te'Gn who wsS S S three ensh before
Ss SSe the avore two lengths setere Pa, Psni ,nr
Umpire 5ss5 5sss eo saS h' Ss
anu MS sadalo but could not stay hsre fsn s Sn an
ma. ma w en- 0 X. 70 easiest ss length"
SIXTH f tFS$ SSS i srssIgs!sn.p
W. Lakeiand's CO. o Raymond 6'' oy i9Hndsrsonj I
Cotton S nsy S cray BaTTSs l22 St tS.SsS
bw = ei SrOsSsrs SsSSgrEs , 1O0''1'yl0f
BETTING .s,rsA. md PS e ,oi "a u
r. s, % SsFsyTs Z q! g. ..
b.En Rl, place ss g. r,c a. the way Though h'sa
pressed finish by Cray R1wT :n BE sI Ssfoc
s sslS again showing a ane burst OF speed
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AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.

THE PRESIDENT TO re ~ TOWN TOMORROW.
President Harrison will be in Brooklyn tomorrow 70
review tho Memorial Day parade lie Is expected 10 ar
rive on tho Congressional limited express at rs to-
night and will 60 directly TO tho home Of Joseph f.
Knapp at Bedford and Ross St. to pass tho night
as the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs. Knapp On Thursday
morning he will witness tho assembling Of the troops
and veterans I'm Bedford for the parade, and VIII
see the head OF tie column pass Mr. Knapp's house
Grand Marshal H. ". knight and detail Of the 23d
Regiment will then escort the President TO the review
ing stand at wlllOughby ave. and Cumberland ST.,
whsro he will witness tho parade. which l. expected 10
exceed anything heretofore seen IN brooklyn. AFTER
ranks arc broken the President will be- invird "
company Grant Post No. 327, Grand Army Of the Re
public TO the tomb OF General Grant where Dr. James
NJ. Buckley Is 10 deliver the Grafton.
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wESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Mrs. Frank BrOuty has begun
proceedings In tho Supreme Court 10 regain possession
Of property which her husband willed TO his mother
lust before he was sentenced state Prison for life.
The property is valued al 10000.
MOUNT VERNON.-The trustees Of tho Presbyteria
Church have decided 20 build a house Of worship In
siKtb.aye near Second ST. . DiSScntsrs from
Trinity Church have nearly $1,000 pledged for
new edtflcc. Thirty tive names are enrolled.
YONKERS-Th Albany Day Line Of steamers yes
to-day began making stops at YonkeB on their trips
between New York and Albany
RYE NECR.-wllliam Scohoh, who arrested OF
Friday night last on suspicion OF having set fire to the
grocery OF Elias Il. Purdy, has confessed his
guilt Ia Coroner Mathews, and has been committed
Jury.
DAVIS ISLAND.-The schooner Henry, OF New
York, Captain John Redmond loaded with stone fol
tho Government wall around Davis Island, Aot
sunk near tho shore. she was driven ashore during
MONDAYS
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HOME NEWS.
- coINc on TODAY.

i
r,,., s.,vtes Investigation Custom HOUSE, II NJ
Brooklyn Jockey Club races SraN HsJI
Pns,d Of electrical Control, CITY Han. s..,o,
5DeInr - w n Howard, Court OF General sesSion@
PARK and Aqueduct Commissioners meeu1 rs =, Ma.
-. Denaytment Of University OF tho ClJ Oh wv
80 MStIopolItan Opera House, p m - o.,
YorS. Ind Annapolis baseball match. st. GEORGE
ocean Hl Baptist Church election Of oaicerA Brook
Ign, p. m 49,. -,,,, ,.,,h, po,,ss copr,
society OF Friends yearly meeting, Rutheroro Flaee
Meeting House. - 49,, ,,,.u o.,
Advancement Of Science and Art Cooper Union com
nencement p. m. ,.,. @
Order Of Kings Daughters Broadway Taoernaels'
p. m. $780,, ...u,.-.
Prank Templomans case, Court OF General SesSonA
Commissioners OF Emigration meeting, p m
Int.saIoon Conference, Johnston Building. Brooklyn
8 p. m. NIL. po,, Ma %
q; A. r.. 10 Grammar School No. D. . ~,
Music In Mt Morris Park by 7lst regiment D'nu'
a n
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
IODAr.
sHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. MAY a. 1889
s..m.r Wisconsin OBJ WSrraT Lv.rpeo May Is anssn'
TO- with md,s and TO sv 10 swansea
- with mdse and passengers James Arksll Co. Arrived
e S oy ESi. sHGssau1 ANA M. IL &
N: S G@sa R E:sS RSt sGan days with
Steamer Bergen INOr, Niou~ssAArd' BaracA days. Win
fr sss .G So &iseSs or days with ui'
DH%U Sry:s q sa SS ss5 At IA KY west with nd.o
AP Steamer EIcssCr higgins days. vita md'o
A.ssi Ss.t Savannah days Win
steamer Ysmassee Bearse F.rrsndiRa Ssys via Whining
steamer City Of dOuooster Young West Point va with
m sss R0s Sor Bahia 50 days with sugar 70
ByS ,Ea S Ss2: CO. o2 u days
and psasSn Ssrs 70 Co. IS bound 10 the csnAry
sUSsKr-At sandy HOOK wind fresh. s. hAsy Al city
Island. WIHd fresh. WI clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer city of Columbia Piaree Havana days With
n3 3'tI and pS.sSnSer. to Jas ( Ward a Co,
s,,.n., Victory ,sr, kzsE YosOaAn.-p.s.r Wright
Sq sssa, Arrop. Br Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown
ss.sS TTarS ,Gsr wiueserOd Wis Southampton
Ss%s; w,2ssr H,mSSsEES css ss,,.
Ps s. srPs ssssnd. tBr pesls Cow Bay cB-Pows
Steamer Hsursu. tBr, Santos and Rio Janeiro-
steamer Renols San Juan PR NJ CeoaI
| o steamer Bergen (Norl Heusard B,rHooa-H Dumois
snamer Iroquos Ksm6e JScksonvie via Chariestcn-"m
stsSmSr city of Gloucester. Young West Point Void
SsamsI Manhattan walker Norfolk and Newport Nows-
| Old Dominion IS Go. - o.,.,--. ,,A- = s.....
s1amer onmOuwealth. Van KIRK, Pmadelphla-Hooern
| King. ,., 49, u D...osr
BaTk Mary A wood. Tucker Brsoans-R " foroes
| a 90 49,, 49,. u.-..o~.. A Mann
psrE Tausio iIAD SpnolA Buenos AyresJas Waru6C
Ham America Armstrong Brdgeo~n Bar oadoes-A Iror'
| BRIDGES sons
| SAILED.
STEAMERS Arizona for Liverpool MorAyA HAnoufT; Ara
snd AmcitA barAcoa; Cbattanoo
| chez savannah. lroquUis, Charleston. ,,, .,-.-.
pArSs Msfy greenwood. for Brisbane Henry Gregg
| Busnos Ayres. ...--
| THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAERI
FOREIGN PORTS
>Jovu,K Nav 2s-Arrtyed steamer Ethiopia (Br Wiisor
! ,,or, New York OF 10 glasgow ami proceeded
sHtElra May rs sailed steamer Crystal tBr StannArc
for HoW.YOrk. - -, ,-. y.u.a ~.
| Pcoi frou New. York o her "a London.
HIsRCRo 2o-ArriVed steamers 1eueit lOer) annf
| vein ana Bob (Gerl, Kopn. from New: YORK - =,
! Nav sailed. steamer Wl9land Ger, barenu
| fro,n Hamburg hence for SsWYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE.

A, H. KING & co. this morning
inaupurate a three days Ten Dollar
Sale and feel no hesitancy in pronoun-
cino it the most stupendous Sacrifice
Sale ever arranged for the people OF
New-York. Recent popular sales have
left an accumulation of broken lots
and to prevent such stocks piling up,
we place them on conspicuous counters
TO 90 for
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A. q. King & Co.,
The Lea ding American Ciethiers,
627 and 629 Broadway.
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

JEIsSE1 vi
Charges havo been preferred against Keeper WAh-
DICK OF tho employees IN the Penitenuary at snake
nm for characterization and general misconduct
Miss Henrietta Sullivan, Hge nineteen, OF No $50 liz
Fgurth-st has Instituted proceedings against Captain
william lockwood for seduction under promise Of
marriage. lockwood Is captain OF onn OF tho Pennsyt
yania Railroad tugs and lives With his parents at No
Io4 Eno-st He gave ball to appear before Justice
Allen for examination.
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THE prRTupAY OF THOMAS MOORE.

The ST. PatricRs Society OF Brooklyn observed the
birthday Of Thomas Moore last evening by dinner
at the Clarendon Hotel. committee OF this society
visited Prospect Park in the afternoon and placed
floral decorations about the pedestal Of the bust Of
the poet which adorns tho Flower Garden. Registrar
OF Arrears John G. Mcclure presided at tho dinner at
which nearly 100 persons sat down. This principal
speaker was Andrew Mclean.
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MATHS FOR THE GRAND CIRCUIT TRoTs.

Rocbestcr, May 2s.-The Board OF Stewards OF the
Grand Central Trottng Ciieuit met TINS n'o'"Is S
-, I,dson River and Philadelphia Driving Associations
80 admitted These dates for races were assignee 70
the dnerent associations: Cleveland. from July 90 70
August g. inclusive Buffalo, from August 70 august
,n1,o poughkeepse from August 90 10 August % In
elusive Hartford from August 81 to August &c. Inclusive
snrngned from September to September g. Inclusive
Albany from September 10 70 September lS ineluhVei
from septsmber II 70 September 20. inclusive;
ph.dtlphIa from September % To September 81 In
elusive.
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THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY:

This viii be the last day but one OF ths nls"H
s,cc,SSt,I meeting At the GrAyesond track
Eolian should win the first race sAv,n' -
80 ...ond rac. for two-year-olds. ought N 60 10
,>,--,s,tor wbr. Cortland may get second place,
The third raoe should tan 70 Inspector b. Long
knight second. ,,,,,,.vv
CIV. IN. fourth 10 Gray Dawn. who was uniueS
vsst,rtay and Falcon may take the piaco ccuud M
~Tbs 6fth race dos not appear u hRNc hnca a
ortrtes Wcre tole graphod up from the 'r~nk iS '"
Ing -, - .,.. Dr. ne,edIcttne and Bessie
~ ~ a strong claim for second position
go y ,Cr SWEEPSTAKES. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

The DIRECT relation be-
tween the wearers Of our
Suits and ourselves, the
makers, keeps up such a
rapid sale of the fine $40
kinds that we are COM
PEELED to add still more of
the higher priced ones to
the Twenty-DolIas Class.
The price is not only
popular, but easily within
most Mems and Young
Mems means. just such
bargain values run all
through our Stock down
to $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

wealth Refining Company has been ineorpora'ea "'N'
. capital Of e1,oo0,oOo - naac.-
port, yesterday read poem IN a the sSn}yerssTy
Church on the occasion OF hs %2Sss s dsnt rinotby
nUtght Of Yale and the Rev. John 8. c. AnootL
s0rTH NoRwAIK-P j. Murray found toe 0 Sl.c ~
Sasterday morning The mans neck was DJHTn
TTSs body is at Undertaken Grcgory's room S""""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
LONG ISLAND

PATCHOGUE-Charles Bennett entered tho laundry
OF Quong Wong Monday night and attempted TO roll
hm. The Chtnaman resisted and was struck on tht
head with an iron bar being dangerously Injured
Bennett arTalgncd before Justice GOdthwato yes
toTday and was held for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

MIR. LOCKWOOD GIVES Hrs PERSONAL ArrES-
nov 10 the posing strs his Photographic establish
Iuenr II Union square We have just registered sitter NO
2OS 900
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

fO-DAT.
On, ,,,. I2sl sets Ills Moon rises 4a7 1'oaSass 20
HieH WATER
EH-ssnSSy H HSox 7ts Gov fssad sia su sss 1901
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Announcements

Oh. Ktve me teeth. SQUAD. white and neat,
oh. give mo brsah thAts pure and sweet
oh, give me ROSY, hoalthful gums,
And i viii meet whatever comes;
whatever trouble may 0efall
wltA soIoDoNr III meet them all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
ALONG TIE SOuND

GREENwlCH.-Colon Thomas A. Mead celebrated
tho nnetieth anniversary Of his birth yesterday by
. largo family gathering. The Common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Women from their sedentary habits are often
subject headache aud constipation These are quickly re-
moved by Carters Little Liver Pills.
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To MOTHERS.

-Mrs wIsMow's SOOTHING sTHuP for Cnidren Ieetntng
tho reduces Inflammation AAys AL pam
wind colo and diarrh0a rs cents . bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

DR.. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Reepa he tosth clean white aud purtes the oreai
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold sverJwhera 70 eentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

An eminent New-1ork physician says OF
E,cbolans LIQUID Bread II contains ell the best features
Of other In which renders IL docdedy
preferable to any one OF them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
nv pgcKE PAT INVISIBLE TCBcLAa EAR CUSHIONS. Wits
OSrs heard Successful when all remedies bail ILLUSTRATED
BOOK Of proofs FaKL Call write HBcox ob2 way NIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, d. D,
80 WHIST l76IHsr.
Diseases Of the Nervous system. 9ssse Urinary Organs
In potenes and sfsr1liu, Hours 70 II sos
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Cortland to and g. Bin Letchef to and 70 !.
onway 70 1 and 70 /, Mr. Pelham 8 20 end y 70 1,
Bsgaers colt 10 70 and 70 ], Unsda9a IL to and
Auction pools-FIed $50 Druidess s25 Cortland sl5;
Mnsuals-onway straight paid $40 TO- place sle 2oi
Bill Letehef place 616 IS.
quarter mile when be passed by Bill Letcher.
who made the running into the stretch. Here Druioess,
The fayere showed IL front for few strides but Onway
csrno by her n she hobbled Bin Letchet fol-
lowed. and pursued onvay hoty that the latter had TO
extend hnset 70 win by neck BIZ LeteheS. second.
W. "a lengths before Drutdess.
SECOND HlcE-swEEPsTAKES. $40 EACH. $1,000
sDwyer bfothers B. Bslis p, by EnQuires-coloasa,
yrs- 1oo . fcsF. 100 LIZ (ThylorS 1
%..b jennings b. m Swift aged, 100 tesr lo2 ~
@. j. nonsvsas b. c. Guarantees. l. los tesr i07 IL
W. Gsatzs eh. POesteilo. L. IMartnj o
5stsng straight snd plsee-Beiia r. ovens and 10 g.
Swiit Il 70 sna ! 70 2 Gusrants hnd 8 10 8
n Asss.en p,S.o S,,- s2s. Bella y. SCI
Np,Sslgs-Ssils b straight paid % 10. place &C 20
Luey II. kd Brother Ban were vtsndrsvn po,.,.u.
Suaraatee and swift stuck In the and nothine
sfy Tor Belle II but an exercise gsop TAYLOR 1870
behind swift and Guarantee until they reached the scond
her . stride over her epp.nents and win under double
THIRD EASE.;MAT sTAKEs. Two:YEAg.oLps CSC
EACH, 81, $50 ADDED SIX yURLONGS Wv
IA. 4. II Morriss b. C. Civil Service. BY Reforr-
DxSss SioiAafS ) Z: BissiSGia. lis: ..cTssioS