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At THE COURTS on THE HUDSON
stirring Games Mt the Tournament of the
Hudson River Association.

Hudson River Association.
The Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association
were again favored yesterday with fine weather
for their tournament at Hastings on the Ilud-
Son. The courts were in perfect condition for
the final rounds In the ladies' and gentlemen 8
singles. The ladies' singles were watched with
much interest Mrs. FeIlowes Morgan put up
n beautiful game against Miss Cahil the cele-
brated Irish player, though the latter was too
much for her in tho end The match was
the best two out Of three sets. Mrs.
Morgan won the first. third. and seventh
gamcs. Miss Cahill taxing tho others. In
the sixth game deuce was called four times. in
the sixth five times, and ia the seventh seven
times. In the second set Mrs. Morgan started
out auspiciousiy by taking the first three
games. but after that her opponent, by skill
ful play, captured six games in succession.
winning the set and match. In the third game
once, in the !fth inc times, and in the sew
enta five: Mrs Morgan proved herset TO be
one of the few ladies not AFRAID ~ meet the
Tie match between EltinG and, Hall was
|. .stubbornly contested. 1t was the best three
played. The match occupied about three
hours. Hall pInyedf in rather poor form, miss
usually among his best strokes. EIting, Oh he
other hand, played almost perfecty, IasslnE
his opponent many lines at tho net. Hall vas
his young opponent, who is only 10 Years Of
age. Though the placing was fine the game
was worry much OF the battledore and shuttle:
cock order. each man fearing to play hard
stroke. In the last set Etung played most
plucky uphill game. Hall lind him to and
one stroke to via. Elting pulled up even but
finally lost by 7 to g. the match going to Hall.
The summaries are a. follows:
LADIES' Singles, Final Round.Miss Cahill
beat Mrs. Fell0wes Morgan. G-a 60.
Geutlomen's Singles-V. q. Hall beat V. NJ.
Iltng, st. St 40. Ga. f-5.
Miss Cahill besides winning tho singles
taE es the championship cup for one year,
winning it by default from Miss 4. G. Roose-
welt, who failed TO appear.
Y. q. Hall. challenger, Will play e. j., Sands.
holder. for the cup and Hudson River cham
pionshp next Saturday. On the same day the
mixed double will be completed.
The prizes to winners are: GentlemonB
singles. u handsome silver bowl, won by y: q.
Hall ladies singles silver bowl, won by Miss
Canill ladies' doubles. silver mounted pin
cushions. won by Miss Cahill and Mrs. Morgan:
mems doubles, silver tobacco Jars. won by the
Hall Brothers mixed doubles, lace parasols 10
ladies, silver paper cutter to gentlemen. not
finished.
Among those present yesterday were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fold. Mr.. and Mrs Jalray.
the MI Sses Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Fellowes Nor
gan, Mr.. James B Colgate. Miss Colgate. Miss
Colby, Mr. and Mrs. kirkhRm Mr. ColRale
Colby Mrs. Flagg. Mrs Baldwin. Mrs. Myors.
Mis- EttinR. DR.. Hancock, house surgeon OF
Chambers Street Hospital; Or. Brandt OF
Hastings, Miss Sands. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Patton, and Miss keVan.
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

Tho two year old colt Rinfax. by Argyle. has
been sold to the undne Stables for $1,000.
1t Is reportel that Mr.. Langfeldt Of the Castle
Stable has had poor luck all the season. and
has concluded to sell out.
The revenue received for fees from the Eng
lish stallion IsonOmy amounts to about 60 600
Der annum. and his book IL full for three years.
purse OF 10000 free for all stations, and
a nurse Of S. 0OO for the 2l9 class. open to
stations. mares, or Redings, will be trotted for
over Mystic Park on Sept II.
1t is reported that SDok ane has run his last
race The last break down while At work re-
Gently was q tad one. and 1t is more than likely
that the colt will never be trained again
{. c. Seaman of San Diego. former owner Of
tho $jl 600 Bell Boy has a Eold-muuntcd tooth
OF tho unfortunate horse. the only substantial
portion oi him that remained after his death
by fire.
Tho Chicago Stable s tho biggest winner Of
tho meeting held at Chicago with a little over
$23 400, Uncle Bob winning the bulk oi that In
the American Derby. The Santa Anita Stable
came next with little over ilO.Ou0.
corporation license has been ssned to the
Jackson Park Jockey Club OF Chicago. which
is none other than the much ed-of book
makers club. Tho capital is $3.50 900, and q
track will probably DO constructed in time for
racing next season.
The Pacific coast trotting circuit will open
at lone on Aug. and continue until the close
OF the Fresno meeting Oct. 4. '6he purses are
larger than ever offered before. and the season
will very likely prove IA great ono for the pro-
ductlon Ot fast trotterS
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mont to I; Vendetta Penzance, each to !; iaFo 10
to 1 Punstsr Jr., IL 10 u Bill BRrneA Roso Murray
geldng Louise each 20 to l; souriro Kingmate, each
THE BrLLow STAKES.
Pagan and Niagara were tho leaders to good
start but II was very close thinE between
Drinamme, Pagan, Ban CloChe ami Philosophy
half way home. At the end u hree.duarters
Anderson could collect his scattered senses
lorillard's colt was in the van. The Siider
began riding again but l'aRan always had the
best OF II and won by euEth; Orinammo beat
Philosophy half length for third money.
stakes u ti5 esch with $50 added OF which $40 TO
second and $50 to third, one mile. =, ,,....,.
pSyss MnGn'ii ian. .R SF BrS%nn, i4o Aqd.r,on
BrupselS Niagara, Esquimtu. kingsbridge, LSBRnder
Bill Barues. and Eernwool also ran
Post Rc,t,nE-AVNin,t Phiioso'hy q to 5; Niagara 3
to urlamms g 20 ragsn TO TO i o.. Es!uima9
20 10 !; Lysandsr lUto Ii Fernwood, % toI.
THE EIGHTH RACE.
Discount hdventurer, and Jack OF Diamonds
nl'crnRied In the lead until half way home,
wherO Peter waE sent along and took the lead,
yentui or. who beat Jack Of Diamonds two
lengths for tho place.
Sweepstakes for two yeArolds at SIS each with $3.50
Char oS Reed 4 sons ch c.. Peter, by Long TAw-
Abilene 100 "a. Mccarthy, .........
4. Belmonts oh c. Jack OF Diamonds 80 "a. CovinE.
iBHI BI(ho cerberns Boughrum Tourist discount KIRK
over KiAwah Lille b. cruteheS Bride Gaze nly, and
Melville also ran.
Post BettinR-ARanst Blithe, 3to I; Adventurer, B6
S5ps :" 10 to oIqFt K,sS eSk 10 OF cPusS.
Lille b, 20 TO l. Neville Bride Cake ANY, each 30 to l.
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A worLln9mun stabnsd by nouah..

Patrick Cahil. Patrick smith and Frank Carroll
three notorious characters Of Astoria Long Island Cny
attacked gang Ut carpenters AZ work on some new
houses in gctt street Astoria about noon Tester
The three hai sOlsn srvsral cans of fruit from
Laubs grocery near Uy and Went INTO he caTpcn
tsrs tool houss "a front ~ tho new budding, IA open
them wnlio IN lhere - hat Was blown from the root
into the street II belonged 20 DAVID curtin hpd ear
Tier of - Fast lighty nIs ,trret th'E CIV CARO-
picked tie hat Up par on he uwu head aud Iel
10 return Il e. curtin uItn IL aAOIt go JeErs Ud.
some wOFds followed AID he lucu ret IN nm and
drove him into the Lu ulhg The OF or wuramen rAus
10 his assistance AID The irer men we're out II
the IuIldng curtin followed Il EN- aufuE. the street
hrLgng Tor lis nat when CaTTuu dreN me knf" aud
EiRGued him in lle aDlgwri. HraI ur Eruu. Iuahu. u
pasl ak inVhe- luuE He WAS removed fO tho I.uWer
llosptl4' IA SlAty.lurl sres a4a Ayenu" ~. cy:
Ills Ound dangerous 'thll WEt captured aud
locked up In the flfst lfeciur' station house smith
aud Carroll SUI A. .ATgh Cahul distinguished hH-
sell two ears ago Oy jumping OF tie Buokyu Bridge.
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Italy by the famous sculptor Gaetano Russo.
whose design was selected AMI approved by
committee nominated by the Italian Govern
ment. This committee was composed OF tho
most eminent sculptors, painters, and archi-
tects OF the country. 1t included Cesare Mac
carl, who painted the walls aud ceilings OF the
Senate House; Cesare Marani, director of tho
San Luca Academy in Rome; lilippo lrospcri,
the famous engraveri Gtulto, MonteyerIe; au-
thor Of the statue, Genius Of trankl in - Giu-
seppe Sacconi Guglieimo Calderini Emilio
GallOri and Ettorc leTar.
The monument will be seventy-tiVe foot in
height The statue OF Columbus In tho cos
tune OF an admiral will lie executed il Carrara
marble. The column will Ne OF granite. III tho
form OF tho apciont Roman beaked columns.
and from it will project Iepresentations OF the
compaaied Columbus on his voyage of dis;
ccyery. The anterior portion OF the pe!e 'tal
will contain group representing tho t' US
OF Columbus" his hand resting on q globe OF
the world which he is earnestly studying. On
the posterior portion Will he q rep'esen alton
In bronze of an immense eagle the coat OF
arms Of America and Genoa, the birthrlace of
bas reliefs representing facts in the life OF the
great navigator
The proprietor OF + ProgresSo Nnlo- Ameri-
CdHO. Carlo Barsntti having obtained the con-
sent Of the subscribers, hns aIrendy commits
stoned the sculptor to begin his work. ana tho
paper still continues to receive contributions
OF money and OF objects for the fair: The to'al
1.00(Gefe. Minister Boselli loo lire. ami prom
tses 81 presents for the fair have been given by
the King and Queen of Italy and tho Grand
Master OF the Italian Masons.
The sun., 1890-07-20

William Schumacher Makes New Safety
Records for Four and Five Miles.

William Schumacher Makes New Safety
Records for Four and Five Miles.
In spite Of the strong wind which prevailed
at berkeley Oval yesterday William Schu-
macher made an attempt to lower the safety
records from two to five miles. and was success
full. He broke the four and five mile records.
The time was a. follows: One mile. 30i', two
miles, 6;16$ record time $500; three miles
9:36 lrecord time s:3j'aI: four miles, 1880 =
tprevious record u So; five miles, l6:02's
tprevous record 160 04L. Schumacher was paced
by Class, Rich. ana Willis the English rider. An
attempt was also made by Schumacher to lower
the quarter mile record OF / riiuute 20 seconds,
but his best time was l:22'.. A bad start
caused failure to beat tho record A. C. Banker
rode five miles with pa"emakers In an endeRv-
or to lower Schumacher's records but was un-
successful. He rode ono mile In 3:09 two
miles in 6:20's; three miles in 0:32H: four
miles in 1856 !, and five miles in lG:ls's.
"Quila" Rich rode quarter mile in +O'5
seconds, without pacemakers. The record is
35's seconds. An attempt was made to have
+. J. Willis 20 tor tho INe-mile record as he
was riding in such good form. but he refused.
The officials weto Timers. i. /. prIai, y. Y I}
e.; W, Metz OF utica, L. }. Willis, /. b. C., and
1t was great disappointment to the many
admirers OF Willie ": nindlr, champion u
any record breaking Yesterday a. Berkeley
Oval. 1t was 10, o in tho afternoon when WinIle
was started to break tho amateur mile record
OF minptes3j. -eronds, made by W; Lowe, rs
well as he prufes-i0 record If minutes %
seconds. Wndlo fHilod. however, the best that
he could do against the wind being minutes
36'; seconds. The first quarter was done in
8s'; seconds hall mile in minute ~ seconds,
and three quarters in minute "a sec pnds
Rich and Campbell Of tho berkeley Club paced
Windle alternately, and had they not To-! the
record man at too great n distance II Is likely
that Windle would have ridden considerably
inside of minutes 3j'n seconds. He rode a
mile on Thursday on tho oval In minutes
81 H. seconds
A large number OF wheelmen assembled on
the famous Mllburn course Yesterday to wit
ness the attempt OF Charles J.. kluEe of the
Hudson County Wheelmen to lower the twen-
ty-tive-mile record Of hour 2, minutes aud 20
seconds held by W, T. Murphy Of the Kings
County Wheemen. The result OF the race WIS
a great disappointment, as lie only succeeded
In riding the distance in hour - minutes :
seconds. He lowered Ills own previous record.
however, OF hour 20 minutes made over tho
same course. and which has stood Tor a mum
Der of years as the best record made there;
lptothe fifteenth mile KiuEe WAS away ahead
OF the record. His time for five miles Was
1G:47: ten miles 81 %; fifteen miles 52I5.
But for the strong wind there Is no doubt but
that he would have lowered tho record.
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Eating Fish Ball. for Prizes.

IN the Lions gshOrencns Rest" Pes Front street MAS
won by George the Norwegian, who alto sixteen nsh
balls In ten minutes
Six contestants took part in the match They were
Paddy the Soldier; Mike Williamson the sailor Billy
Burke the champion Nsh bali eaier Of New Jersey
Charles Thompson, George welton Of 'hs sixth ward
and GeOrRr tho Surwt gan.
Thomas ilartigan rrferse aud John MuVihill
tnrkeepeT six h,h balls were pat oil each man 4
plate. When he ran out OF h-h balls lhey gave HIM
some more. Billy Burke TIlrd ont lur tTyIUg T.
slip hsn ball uph- sleeve Three coulesIInts iaHod
reach tile tenth hAh bA and dropped out Of the
citing race GrUrgo Netun Of the SIAtl ward and
Geurgs the Norwegian stayed In III tho end Tho Nor
WeHAn hnlshed lis tenth ush ball IN Vr inmates The
wsnh IN seven minule. and Tie sixteenth IN ton
minutes George We ton came duNu the honlcstret b
only hsh bali aud a half behind Him LeuTge the
Norwegian received a. prize OF AZ.
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FORI WAITE fla, July ~ Robert Pritchard Killed
Joseph Cray afsw weeks ago. AMI Is fugitive Last
Monday Green Jackson, negro came 10 Mrs Frtrh.
ards house here and induced her to with him the
woods near by telling her her husband hEd Teturue t.
and was waiting thrtN {. So her acsson assaulted
Mr.. PHtChaFd Her nsigbur- pursued Inn 10 Cuuul
bia county. where they caught Inn thursday After
bringing MIN barE 10 be identified hy Ms fTtCh~rl
they took him the NuHds, hanged Liu 90 Tree,
aud Tlddlol him with bullets.
The sun., 1890-07-20
Heavy ssnteueos In queens CouDty.

Justice GSrretSon, In the Queens County Court Long
Island City on Friday sentenced John Troy, con.
Victsd Of highway robbery, to four years and Two
months Al hard labor in Sing Sing priSon George Wal
son PICK pocket 20 four ysATs IN The institution
and John hslAEsr eonglotsd Of horse .SahE % four
tempted TO outrage ~ year old girl was sentenced 10
ala months IN the klnRb eOuHty psnitsnt
The Long Island city pool sellers aud NeWtOWn sun
day nuIGRnees will bS tTisd this week.
The sun., 1890-07-20
LAWYER Haeku. Doe.nt Mean to He Left.

Emma J. Mason. the wife OF Dr. sumner A NasrA
hus been involved In litigation Of one kud Or another
in tho Brooklyn courts for the past eight nine years
and II Is not ended, ~ Assnaut District Attorney
Foster L. EEckus has been Ter lawyer but he and his
client have had falling ont AID Ms Mason ~ ec'"d
Alexander IamSTOu T. succeed him M BACK Oh
voted 20 M. hrTgngemtHt ana Ir"b'il'h claim
AgHiust Mrs Mason tnT g. lees 40 hlfh had been
pAli iO- his IfOluugrd legA Services Justice Cullen
La token tesumOny m the case ana rFstryed his
decision In one slt ~ whI,h the Uwuer-hip ul souS
Tta estate was concerned II Whb charge thAl MA
Mason had improl erJ & urri The ae.eHI.pn u Aer
hub' Aul ~ Al iuAAtie asylum Ia liAy.
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OosMOrOIITAN SECOND VS.. NEW y
County wne.,m.u,s Kac. Nee,

The Kockland County Wheslmen OF Spring Valley
have decided to hold meet at the Spring Valley
trOttinR track sept 2G There vii. he hye open and
three club events which viii include a one mile or
binary one mic safety tWO'ml" ordinary, half mile
without hands and = 2gO yard The club events
viii be QUO mi" handicap halt mile run, anu IL 100
yard run Entries VIII close on sept ~ with the
secretary of the ROCklAnd County Whremen. Spring
Valley \. y. Handsome gOi aud silver medals Wl be
awarded to frs. aud second III each event.
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The KIverside Games.

Tho winners in the games OF the Riverside Athletic
Club yesterday were
one Hundred Yard DaIh-AlonIo Woodruff. Time
10 - seconds
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard Hurdle Race-FranL
CRdiE. Time, 81 seconds, yards hand
IL - seconds
ono Nile Kun-E Pierson. Time. minutes 20 80
seconds .
actual Jump feet handicap
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Celebrating Her 1884 birthday.

Boston July l9.-Mrs. Matilda Vose OF HYDE
Park, the oldest woman In Norfolk county.
celebrated hor 1929 birthday Thursday at the
home OF her two daughters. Mrs. Mary i. and
her children and grandchildren and immedi-
ate frlonds. The venerable lady was able TO
derly watched over and cared Tor, aud no cX-
ciiement Of any Kind Is allowed to interfere
with her comfort,
The sun., 1890-07-20
Lnst nnr- Of tne CIonkmal>ers. Strife.

Chairman Dae Of lhe Executive Board OF the Cutters
un"n resigned that a" Yesterday because the union
hadn't supported him in his dealings with the manuiac
turrr,. Tho refused accept his resignation.
Irlrg BOuiu o. de ContTRctprs mon wanted to
nur h.s union Soulint have II, Mr. HaTsde -
gong 10 resign
rhr operators changed Yesterday Of the demands
winch they got uu FRIDAY aui they think the manu-
fac urcrs VII su lie UgTerment now. The manulac-
turerE won't d. H.
The contractors decided last night that they viii not
ope their shops until the operators have settled with
The sun., 1890-07-20
A OIenCoye Mastln Goes Mad.

A large mGstin, witt foam drlppng from Its mouth
amIck through the slreets Of Glen Cove L. L., ir
day MORNING Uiung all the dOgs II encountered Aui
terroriAlnE me people 4 score Of men armed them
selves and ~, = an hours chAss TIE dog duHu
and ktlSliL II Was OWned ~ haE Ihillps IL DiL
more than dozen dUgs IN It's run. number OF Tie
bitten dogs IA beef
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a Loae.lo.t Brother Returns.

New BRUNSWICK. July l9.-Charles Van Du-
sen. who left here many years ago and who
after serving in the army disappeared and
wa supposed to be load. surprised his brother
,Iohn Yesterday by walking into his drug stOro
IN 'hls city. Chares is,enEaged in tho cotton
Most Of his relatives have died since Charles
The sun., 1890-07-20


Mr. John Turner authorizes that he wishes
to match Rosane wilkes against Belle Harnlin to rot
race OF mile heats three in ve for 81 500 side. and
party the right to select the track he (Mr Turner be-
Ing willing TO trot the race over any track that Mr.
Hamin may select Last year Bolle defeated Harry
WikeA and Mr. Turner thinks Mr. Ham in's sense Of
fair play should prompt him to accept this propostion
and give the owners OF Harry and Rosaline Wilkes
chance either to retrieve their former defeat add
hart ~ HAT
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The Steamship Algonquin Lauuehsd.

PHLADELTuI4 July ~ The new steamship Algonquin
for the william clyde Company. WAS launched TO day
from the yard Of VIM cramps SonH Tho vessel was
Chrlstened by MlsH Harriet Eyer daughter OF George
Aver general EasteIn agent or ths Great Southern
FToiaht and PASSENGER Line Tie Algonquin 10 Az iron
steamer Of SO0O tDnt Carrying capacity aud viii run
bStNsOn keNDtotk Eni Charleston
The sun., 1890-07-20

BoSroE July ls.-BlAEsy, the Cambridge bOAt builder
y building cedar four cared sbe!I for the AtaaRtG
Boat club crew The boat will BE- Of the Ansst wood.
The crew that will the boat that famous
SISuuE OF the Dempsey and Lau brothers The dinen.
Hions of the beat are Length ~ Gest. beam. lbJl
Ihohs6 weight l26 pOubdB II 10 expected to be very
fast aud viii bs 30 II tho intsallonS Of blaksy are
realised
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OFFICE OVER TIN YEARS
l7l West 18TH vt betwrriI IN and 7tn ays Consults
ton Tree. Hours HtD0 sundays, " toA

ton Tree. Hours ntDo sundays. "toA
A rIILTN DIR SMITH, i8i Fast i-th st. nenr "a AZ.
~ station oldest reliabl" tpccmirt III NcM l0fAclyi
both rhli 'ruI'niS I.'ltI|fN t'i
spots uCrrs sCrOtnla month throat ART, lungs
Calarrh consumption bladder AiiheN. It,gt ~
ease, hiahrtsS Ecading IRuLl u'htt'uh Htti t'Fln-
ture iutcctiOUs discharge. NV treatment "ny me
Known that cures nervous drni.itN, weakness. from
errors Of youth indScretous ekCrs~-s, impaired mem
Ory, me Ancholy, inNu n t,Y Nti losses shNh't~
trembling NuUutrnce, varcuce's unptrtrc'lN .0rN"n
ul ell urpals these diseases mHs' I've irch'"h hN an
eIpert each case tepnratcy. have eNrrNthhg EoN "a
science thorough know ledge by long srrriA hrArcn
enables tU guarantee quickest PERMANENT rrroNeIy
Many come to me for honest. Ia T'tS. examination
of their case and my superior treatment after ue,hf
de ed 'uIl uutee anu lft
foreign skill Lowest charges for medicine srlarrre
stopped Immediately. Write or call, advice Heo any
disease Hours
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PARSoN ARNEY,S TRoE
he ArrauEes IA Meeting to snow the speed
of Snrannc Horses.

He ArrnnHeB a Meeting TO snow the speed
of SarAnnc Horses.
SARANAc. Mich. July 19.--Parson John W.
Arney has set all Michigan talking about'his
proposed horse trot aud there were many who
doubted tho authenticity OF tho announce
ment until the parson came out to-day with q
poster announcing the classes for the trots on
next Saturday. He calls 1t "Parson Arney's
Driving Matinee"
The object of this meeting is to afford an op-
portunity Of exhibiting the driving horses Of
Saranac and vicinity. The contests will begin
at 70 O'Clock. with 3-minute trot. followed by
trot for three year olds. The meeting will
then adjourn for dinner at the hall. the pro-
cecds of which will 20 to the benefit OF the
Church society
At tho afternoon meeting the 2:9O trot will
take place. followed by the alf-mile running
rnce. Tho day will close with q free for all.
The following are Parson Arney's rules: ,
"First-An entrance fee of 80 cents will bo
charge for each hols Sc entered.
"SccOnd-An a mission fee OF 10 cents will
be charged 'or each full-Grown man and cents
for each woman or child.
"Thrd-All entries shall be made at 10
o'clock A. NJ. on the day OF tho meeting"
The meeting has attracted the attention OF
horsemen oil over the West. and 1t Is probable
that largo delegation will come to Saranac.
The sun., 1890-07-20
A rarIer Car Porter chareed with Theft.

Andrew Matthews co'ored, porter on II Wagner
pAror the West Shore RNiItond was arrested in
weehawken Yesterday whom the train with his car at
tachei arriv ed the depot Mrs Rogers OF Buffalo.
II the passengers IN the said she had lost her
wallet cont aiming s2O, Rud she sure tho porter
had stolen f. Mathews denied the charge but lo was
held for examin alton BY Recorder sey mour,