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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-25
NASH & KING,
Family Grocers,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT
MILLER & S0N5S4
NEW GOODs! /!

MILLER & S0N5S4
Our buyer has just returned from New York,
where he has succeeded In buying some novelties
that have never been offered in this city before.
We will mention
Decorated Jelly Jars
Porcelain Lemon squeezers,
Grddle Greasers,
Loss' Furniture Polish,
puritan" Stew Pans,
Entire new line of Fancy Stand Lamps,
Entire new line of Library Lambs,
New shapes in French Cups and saucers.
cheap line OF Pretty Japanese Goods
MANY Novelties),
Useful Household Articles
A fancy line of Cut Tumblers &C., &C.
It is impossible to mention the many pretty,
cheap, new things that you will want as soon as
you see, and we cordially invite you to look the
and largest line Of Library and Stand Lamps ever
offered in this city. We have bought an immense
lot of Fancy Gas and Lamp Shades at prices re-.
markably low Call and see these pretty goods,
even you do not know Of anything that you
need. for you will find something that you will
want. aug9] z J. MILLER s. SON.
yNREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
l. OFFICE CT COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREECY,
WASHINGTON, August 26th, 1890.
WuerodS ny odIlSlhCUolJ oflucuCO pfcoouItu W
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
1.-THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX.
ANDRIA" !" in the city OF Alexandria, in the coun-
ty of Alexandria, and State Of Virginia, has COM
piled with all the provisions Of the "Act of Con-
gress to enable National Banking Associations to
extend their corporate existence and for other
purposes" approved July 18th, 1882
Now therefore I, Edward 6. Lacey, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that The Cit
izsns National Bank of Alexandria, /" in the city
Of Alexandria, in the county of Ale1andris, and
State Of Virginia, is authorized to have succession
for the period specified in its amended articles of
association namely until close of business on Sep
tember 10, 1910.
rO@, In testimony whereof witness my
! SEAL. hand and seal Of Office this 26th day OF
49, August, 1890.
E.s. LACEY,
aug27 BOT Comptro oller Of the Currency.
EuNE CUTLERY at 32s King street, corner of
u Royal. Special attention is called to our as
sortment of fine Scissors Razors, Pen, Pocket and
Table Cutlery. For sale at low prices.
je3O ]. T CREIGHTON & SON.
bishops BIRD DAINTIEs will keep your
D birds in good plumsge, song and health gen.
orally. 1Oc a package.
ERNEST L. ALLEN,
aug2o Cor. King and Pitt sts.
DERRY's HARNESS OIL SOAP.
Three zizea-s1, so and 25c sises; the fnest
article in the world for harness. For sale by
feb27 W. F. CREIGHTON 90,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-25
.EXANDRIA Va, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25 1890
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE-Thc adjourned annual meeting of
IN the stockholders of the INTER.OCEAN
BUILDING COMPANY will be held at the office
of Francis L. Smith, esq, in the city Of Alexsn
dria, Virginia on MONDAY, the 29th of Septem-
Der, 1890, at 1890 p. m.
JOHN PAUL JONES,
sep19. "a 27 Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-25
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES

ALEXANDRIA VA, Sept. 20, 1890.
TftHE COPARTEERSHlP heretofore existing
l. between the uptersigned is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent, and Vim T. Smith is author
lied to settle all claims due the firm of Broadus q
Smith y. MADISON BR0kDCs.
WM. T SMITH.
The business heretofore conduct,d by Bros3us
& Smith will hereafter be conducted By me, and
all persons having clams against the finn will
present the sam, to me for payment.
sep20 VIM. L. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q general
IN meeting of the stockholders of the GEORGIA
MANGANESE AND IRON COMPANY is called
by the Board OF Directors OF the said company to
be held at the office of the company, in Alexandria
Va on OCTOBER 1st, 1880, at l2 o'clock IN.
sep1 I'm RALPH WALSH, Sec'y.
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BuckYen,s arntca seize

The BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt Bheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chspped Hands, Chilblains Corcs and ali Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale By E. 8. Lesdbestor & Bro.
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DERRY's HARNESS OIL SOAP.

Three aizes-s1, so and 25c dies; the finest
article in the world for harness. For sale BY
feb27 W. F. CREIGHTON & 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
vr,r INSPECTION REGrL ATOMS.

warh,n.ton. sept. ld.->c'rtary RufE 10 day issnse
,n,,,ils 10 govern the inspection OF >altcd pork or
,,,r for export provided for In what is kDown as
N. Meat Inspection bill. which recently became .
Law The regulations provide that whenever any
foreign county rauiNs Inspection Of Salted pork o.
h,cou imported from the United states all the psckcrs
or eNpotcrs desiring to export to that country shall
mako application IN writing to the secretary OF
Agriculture for an Inspection Of their meats. Buyers.
sn,.r, mr. exporters Of meats intended for expectation
NAV also at any time make application to have their
meats Inspected Applicants must agree to abide oy
the Departments regulations and I" mark parRaess
a. prescribed in detail IN the regulations issued iodsy
Cerlncat> Of inspection are 4, b" gwen "a appncSnU
.petion 1, requested AZ any other place tian whero
tho mcate are packed the opening and rl",n: oi 'ne
package, will bc at the expense OF tho appucSnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
CONGRESSMAN III. 'kWITH KENOMlNATED.

The Republican Convention 81 til" fifth Congress.
.iUnl Di>tri,; II Sew jersey comprising Bergen.
Morn, and Pa>Sac roIhti". met in Apollo Hail. latcr'
son Yesterday The a>>cmllagc Wa called 10 order
by A. \. Nauca. who presented III" names OF Colonel
William " t.ro>v"nor. Of En.lcw ID. Bergen County.
~ temporary Chairman. and Frederick II. Beach Of
Norr, County a. secretary. The choice was ratified
and Colonel ,roSvrior took the chair with eloquent
speech. The temporary officers were af'crwari made
permanent with the addition of the following VICE
prc,idcnte Peter banners. ~ Ecreen: Jcrcmah
Bilrr Of Morris. and John l.. Conklin. OF Passac.
Sccr.t.rl,, u~rt also cho>cn. Colonel Joseph W.
Cnuc!nr Of Paterson presented the name Of charles
O. Ncrkwuh. the incumbent. for the nomination for
(on-,r~>n,au TX state soma tor James C. ininghlo4d.
nf N,nl.> and C. l. Eld trlt. OF "ry"n. seconded the
uoaitratIon III MIR. Erckwtl, and Il motion TO re.
nominate him by Icrlina,on was carried amid loud
rh.rln. MIR Ee.kwith l. president 81 the Paterson
Iron COMPANY and his denomination was q foregone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
r,prrr TALK To- pr>EGO FARMERS.

,.c,,t. y y. - pr. IL especial To-. III" ehtrai New
y,,k Far ls.la at D!,'"uid hr'tiN ~ LIE - III
,tr.;inp fnr Ia d. ~" taiN d"'h'" h'tw''h -
,ou- an T. q. ll"iT 81 Vi hl-tu. an' N'rN d. WI
nor of l.lohlyu. owing :" the 'ad weather 'h' IT,
,.,,. took pi..c \, tine Metropolitan Theatre lh'
J..,u.,ioo WI, opr.cd ~ Mr.. Wilrcr. Who occupied
o.r h,,,r Although Al ns n!"n- t'lktr hr l".N
fld nothing nrw IN the wa "f art;rrcIt e "t-'-"
lrvr, hcaL,sl G,lnrrs. ~, points wr;r III tr'Ns IL
r,ylu. tc farmers that they wrre rilitd ana UI''
every f.rA!ru,. den Of misery Mr. hoFr
,o,rl ol> fiil"d hr District Attorneys argument
10th Lv tr!hus p"ii- aud witty Ntllic' " ME-
Uotr ulur..'i he completely cdpnrrd hs' auu1'i''
ard va, ir-Gu.utly Interrupted Win d'i'hihs 1p
pi,l>. ii.> arguments wore clean cut ana 10 thc
unnt III, debate Va, closed b. Mr. Wilhtr III TWO
..., ne, o,c Il ten minutes and ono "t i've. ana 10y
Mr. IIorr In one 81 hacrn minute tn cl"Si"i!'
Michigan man 50 discounted hi "pp"hrni that u"
Latter made scvcral displays ~ temper which wec'
t.cfcd In bad taste. Mr.. il"r In clo'lns sad
that hi, advrrNiy'> ideas were IN poor taste ~ Il
time when the t>rgo farmer wcrr RAILING % cent?
, bound for hops aud The picc Of hnttcr Wa ioils
ur . 40 ,,.,.,,o
|, i, s,l, to assume that there arr no trrtrd""
convent, 10 ',i,rco County. The prevailing '"iih.ut
II that SIR. lorr made ilauv friends Tor p"''' '''
10 American industries. The far VIII continue several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
COLOR LINE AMONG TEXAs REPUBLICANS.

san Antonio Tex sept. 10 (Spccia-The White Re
pubcan League OF Texas known as ihs Lily Whites
il, contrad!,nci;on TO the few whites who fratcrnize
With tho negro Republicans, has issued circular calling
IN all white Republicans to exclude n'g''c' from the
primaries and conventions. The members OK the
,e,,,c uredlct a separation Of the white Republican
nr,r ~, T,xas from the blacks. The opening para.
graph Of the circular says
our patience is exhausted and we cannot and Will not
endure the shame dsrac" and humiliation brought
poa Republicans TEXAS by the auda"itv arrogance" cor
on and treachrry VI leader, and their follow
They hayc taken forcibc possession of primaries
and ols ruiz our conventions with relentless tyranny and
have driven many Of the best and most patriotic white
Repubcan, out Of the parss ranks.
Fellow Republicans you who appreciate the grand
and lofty principles Of the Republican party have shed
yovr bland uuon many battle fields for the supp esson Of
.ay.ry u,on American soil and the maintenance Of our
Union and you devoted the best Of your
e TO tho advocacy Of Republicantn In tho South who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE RECORDS.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chcaro sept l6-Thr buffalo Players League team
d"eat'd Chicago to-day IN tn" pro''nr" Of small crowd
Thu woaLn,r cold for comfort Tn" score;
n !, .,.,s p. h.,.... . Q 9 . %
+ %'% la ton a faF' TSch rn
pir'.- ic'cus"m and Holb'it.
Tho L,usu' c'n." btN"n III" chi'ae" ana O'n''nnat
teams va, Won by Alison, ncn after wcll.Iay'd game
Cn,sa 'ss,! Is. ID. j . ] 9 @:
u, .nn,:r Their lIuirh>on AMI wi"ilm''. tn''
Cleveland. s,,.. 10Th. Cleveland and ritsorr:
>o.o,u League team. s,artd u rar two eince today
, III, mr., gan topped at The end OF The MN III"
nm. by rain Ihr sore
q, d q. L'......... ........ ..... @ 3!
,I,ean4 r,,t.hr ,l I'm" ir nI4.
r0!,d,lp,a. Sop, IG-T1 A':ic'i and I'aitiTo" am
yerr t. ha,r p,vd t"" game" Tidy bat Ii" ram allowed
ut or.r ard that had /" IT, paved i"t"''h 7h'""F-
,.r.,n wa. Almost nvncih. Will" ''r""n was hit had
I'D .n"n. III" sor"
q ,a'; ...r: -. . ... 9 9 p
n-A,nl~i.G .S.,I H." ., %%% 10 ..n i,r"' r M
p,.-,ht.
,oI,,,u. sept. ,s-IIar, and Chaibcrian lit"h"d mar
el .. n,u coiun.hY- winning base Oh balls steal
All ,vo sacrifices. III" .''r":
81 1'' i"'. . . %
ill-,l.. - tal
, = I.on., l. ri''h'f- '"r't"f''.' ana h''- "'"''
-l.m-I". ,,,
10 .o S.ra ~ Tho Toledo pir'1yrN ar" S'liI h'pho
,.d .a To-, ,uo games Ia Louisville today III" scores
Fi-t gam" = +,
T.l":..m Sc S" % %
E,-.ni,>- ro.odo g. f,r'viIi" r'o' t'',nn ~
'%, -. .aa iln: :. t. -
second 8 .'a": - %
r,-~!o ~ , :
i.o i-Sllh
u.eh,,,- rnIdo 10 Lopi-,..le rs. lrfo'S- l"l"io s.
lorii-,illr IN. h"rs-t u,AE an ana ihitI "P'N
and krrins
U,-Lo..t N.m. I8-rmp.rc Taylor r".rd t"rd'
ar b.,~i H., ~:~ and ~ star i"caus 81 darkh'''
IT. M, ~ t. richtn LifIn. h1i t"ei paved h"'
:. nc,nr tn score hack Innings and making '
.otc tic In their half 81 the ci.ith H. NtA's 80
mad two h!f, and Rnchc:t" had two men on bI"s VII"
,o,, on. The
,yF,'u-" ~
li'
I'm, hits >ytacu.. > Rochester . rr"fs- ra'n''
E,rA.,,,f 3 Pit hc~ -Mi.rr ani easy. /" p'' -
rav!rr.
Lebanon ~ IT, i.iinr TOOK "an" rom \"'
u,,,n ,hl, az. -,e,n hn- tw0 troa'c'l- a"i
l.r,. II, TIC innlnr. ia" core.
L,r,r., ,
NeN Haven -
El-.h,- I.Luln = H,w.ila''n :. r-"-N Lr'a'n
N.,iI.,,a .. rtc!'s, nni,a AID "l.!a"d l H.
Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
A slit AGAINST JOHN 3 Day.
HIS DEoTurE.ISI.Aw WATTS $1,000 rol: SIR
VICES CAMS A.t1N POSTPONED

HIS pEoTurEISIAW WATTS $1,000 FOR SIR
VICES -nAMT, An.IN POSTPONED.
II look. ~ (. o,cryrd, conr,'ni WITH h N"Ai - OYER
yl.lu od with Law .u.i. and tii.~. H. year join u
Iay ia" popular Ir,:,i' 81 IT, Net lDl.'.' lN"d.'''
Cnr,nv ha, c,riaily iai hl> -har H. trouble have
nr nick MI! rs, r,~r ,m. Nc l;"4!t - Altman g.
d,d two war. ago that H. - -, t.r'unfs INST 90
The, ~. Hfo,horh Vi -'k r. lowed li-t '.l. ara now
rf.d.rck Dsv.> NJ bay, ~ tt.n.law, ha' lT'"-ht
,ri; arair.t Mr. Div i"r u: Geo.
The Metro iosn rvhlhitlon t'Hnanv T. Simply ans 'h'r
nan. Tor N"w.i"iG I"a.r' Baseball 'lrh % VIA Il
Icnn n Day Is president AMI I. +. Dillingham; thu
no, o,y Mr BAY hothrr n.lA". but u. or r"r Wa.
M p,t,nrr Ia the rhor to'. % h>u'-~ c"HIr til -
M I"l M,d.n Lane Nj IzN> alleges 'hI' e." ti"nhl"
,-. thr,yh Nt BAYS u ding ad,art' cause IA the
,urtucr,i, aurrs IN IA. tobacco br.in"sr AMI rr""dhf
Mr. Davis out %, the nrm Mr.. DAVIS Ia been a r'c.
snII,d n,ir. ut the Polo ':uund- sine hi~ rot!erin
law Nj Day been IN ia" basel all tE-in''' @h T.
s,,, the fail a. 1850. H. s,y> that Ia" '"r thar
,nyinr for hi. rvircs. II wL' krl " family A""
,,, .ur. The trouI" Mr. DaNl- ha~ ''ni4d I" 'hdrf'
for li. rvr.s aud has lronrh' s't = i"'N'- FI-.o"
rh a /. claim u =. 600 r'at f"r III Ia; ~ 'a's
y : Ic,r, /. Mr. Da,I.'- attorn",. md wh'n son
v.sL rday he ,,,. th rrIuft IT, Ial-~ ~ t." 'A@
tie furtnr int,naud ua' htor" the WIS >"t'"i or"
,., sin, f,c,- prrtnnin. To- raj value Of IA" stock
Of the NJ troIoan Exhibition Company might be- given l."
tn. puh.c.
1o continued rain again car.'d tn" p'>'p"n"nrnt' Of
III The l,al b,sb, game, " t. Idii. Br"th"tl"d Iafh
40, So, Of mud and III" Polo Grounds WEI" not ln'rh
hotter To-day thu Now.Y"k and lhi'ad I!hia l"a'r'
team, Will ra, two gaines at th' Polo ''toind Inc f>'
\, :. ~ M and the .,rund a, III" hr-t l. m"
A. brotherhood Parr thu N"mi"i ana hfo"Nph i'A''''
, An, " III mako ti,if third attrn..t t. pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
IN THE MID AT POINT BREEZE.
NIGHTINGALE AID ORPHAN BoY WIN AT TIE
GEAND CIRCUIT OTTSING.


Phiad.lIhla sept Ia 'sr~risl.-1hls Ia n" rnh and
last wrer a Tho Tfo.'in: Circuit and III" sn!"'''
sent On ,.day Point B..l" tack Ia sIhtn u tfa''f'
able weather There sht Iuroaap" with storm Ia
PROSPECT ana Of u" Ia at- wer In ngt sh"wer
Thee we've three. down Tor tn opening. hc -
"a, cor III, first. ~ IA" e'ch -'ar'ot>. FrnH 7
trough. g, IL money aga ar, uc Geld Va" h" out'"ot'd
,l,c.1t. TO The wir, for a.. nrt heat win plenty L"
pa. he sold l. ON getting ac s"c'"d heat after
truth with l.. h. ad"l ot, Mat could be
Lad A. ro' hra,T II Ink !. h'ra" nh,''h'y
and failed " Lot 70 'Ncrpt Ia The fourth
challenged him an tn hoin' stretch Then Il" back
.,ling went up, and Mr. i.min's mare added 4
.c.,. u the sh" o.fn'f IN III" third h'at
r,xk r gay, 1t up ia La, tro hca'. while Night
lnr.l. ,,..iI'd 4, fir,, -, II the start
What promised b. exciting contest among the 20
class IA, cfs became 90 ~slkovrr for orphan h"
when the track got muddy. The b"hy Inr'r
,-i,u.d through nimhly and hr pl"I-rd
There was no betting .s I'LL after "a" fr"t neat
which Treasure got by beating David C"pp"rh''i Oh ,h'
bome,,trch Though hr mad" break jut at The "ir' ~
dd no, cain II. and was placed Nrs IN ":2'A A''I
that Treasure would no. stay Al his gait though NJ eo"'u
.,.d enough " had the c0ufs" hc"h dryer Hc IN
n s,cond twIcr but wa; set buck for gaining breaks
Tine . 80 elias .oltin" wa not Called ~
Was marty dara when tn" time afii"d Tor
IL aod IL pIccede. tho regular card t''hoff""
Auo, IL the rs pace and = 90 trot Among th'
.pccal attractions for The me, ting /. III" attnp oil PTS
,naner " hi, record At high jumping. with M"uah
N,rantolc ~ his rider Tie gcldns has got :" ~ ""f
six feet seven inct, with hcI hi~ back. and wi" make
the public trial Thursday. summarize;
2:2+ CLASS Pulse u 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
CONVENTION Nr MONTANA DENDCR ATS.

Iirlona Nont.. sept. III The Dem" rattle stat"
Convention Yesterday nominated Jude 4. \. DIXON
f,r luncr -, r,' no stat" Officers la b" NOM
mated The I,pori of the committee oh Platform "
DEVOTED In large pat Ia the eliminating In lr"riu't
"a 81 III Notc~ lat and cali oi III" :"i p''I'
oi both parties Ia rrhuk' HAT elimination ' u''r N"
This wear II advocates tlr fl,'' coinage Ot silver
,I rdu,,t, OF the I,,ia r,'>crvniipn>: the passage
If Inv, preventing the requirement ~ mineral lands
hv land gran, railroads: condemn, the Mckinley AMI
Flcrfl,n ll> cali. on Congress for a reduction q"
revenue Th' Admin -tr3ii"Ar 81 is>nrh 'l"l'Eil!
nod t,vcr,r TmI, arr commended AMI the contest oi
Martin Mar4unl> AMI ". \. clark before The thitch
state, :, nltr l. md, :scd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
MASSACHUSETTS, LAEOE CANDIDATES.

Boston sept I6.Th" Nus 'acil!N'ttS lSh"r far'F
gathered IN Dexter iia this forenoon III state con
vcn,ion. The platform advocates the placing oi leg
,s,tlvr power IN tie people without defeating II I"
rrprr,, nj ,ti,,r. Othor thing deina'drd arr TIE
abolition Of the employment " prvat" de'ccuVcs III
TAILOR difficulties 10 discharge workman occauSs
ne Is a member ~ labor union. or to require WORK
mai, Lcfor, ,n,plovment to sign agreement not to
,,Iouu 10 a union should he u penal offence.
The following State ticket wa~ Nominated Gov
ernor Charlie, r.. Marks. II lie IA'iifcnant.
s,,c lain f. how'd OF Hyde Park Treasurer. George
/ N,slton, ~ EostUn, MtorncyL,elriai, j. j. JOAN
son of Greenfield Auditor L. +. ONeIl, Oh boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
RACING IN KENTUCKY.

Iou.villc XIV, sept l6.-It was fine race day at
- ,u, nowus to-day. The attendance Was about
1900 - $500. =. .o.a tom.
I,,s, race Halfmilc. EcspOnsr won by hfsa rom
nm who beat Liberty hell neck for place. liiho-
jOt seconds. 1870 l., .
Second race-Spllt from the nrst Tenor won by q, .
,.oStb Oriental second IJaud third e-''2
seconds. ,.a...
1nlrd rarr-Onr mile. Meclsc u. won by six ienguIs
General Caldwell SECOND. length In front OF doc "d'oh
third 1ine--1 ~.
Eourh race-tInc mile; all ages. Nina Archer won Nv
length from Rogers cond tso lengths ahcsd OF "ob'
TImc-l 80. ia.
Fifth racc-pluc Grass stahrs: for two.yrArolds MN
,rrionVs $500 added. Tom Rogers won BY icnaTh
n,;,"r. SECOND n length aarsd Oi Rudolph Iime-I -.
sixth r>co-Pur,e 1900; all agcs mile and an cignh,
Catalina came hrst, followed by Hamiet' Euse"'A
third 1inel :JI.
seventh r.cc-seing purse 1900; all age ono dhH
miles. Mamie FOnsO wOn by two rhgths ioIr
III second length In front OF Scva C.. third Time a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
III~rE EAtE-SELIING SWf!fSTAklS T"'
IEAE.OL.S. go EAC IL 81 0Oo ADpLp. NV
OI.ARIERSTKETCH MOTIFS.

John Huggu. watrb'! The rae lot ue OfrhtH' manu-
cap with tar and trembling. II" ''i"''d l. 80" E''"'
,,.L avn 4, r,e-v .dr The Cd ro;pe's nigh !fel'F
- ,.fv Oh ~" AID A. TIM. NJ H. - '
-. N,,rn,.r lI1n!!cap n Sh""ls'.-d ~I'-iaf H.
70. va. put IN tut Il "ht'r ard %'l ny" Tall :. -
tine Z, ., t., ;hr los f. "a" Oriental i"'"''n Tie ."
hand eaI,> h. ID not h,V" gIl"r Nor"f> va "''''
r, ., tain Trnubat1uf IN i!'r No. 80 "
,h,.,,l vrcck For week, that Ma eminent tilipI'
liv'd IN a r!h
L-qun.au r'clrded moral fo' "a" lit rae
,, h own.r refused h'n be- h- could no, -
Hamilton :" r!c'
t,.on aid n huJ.hi" patron 81 racing u IN"
p,r..ng ulgr Afr u" O;i"pt Handicap lad b"oh run
Il .uip,.. YOU hnd the Dwyrr, slVo because Ion "a'
late at IA" post"
thc n, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
4 SOcTrrY Of DESIGNERS INCORPORATED

Albany. S,pt l6.-There has been Incorporated To
Society OF Associated Designers. TO maintain places IN
New York city and elsewhere for tho exhibition ana
sale of designs and otter work OF artists to establish
acommon centre where designers and their patrons
can meet for discussion and the interchange OF views
TO aid by practical suggestions. struggling anlsts ana
Generally m promotc the Interests OF workers In this
d.n,riment az art The trustees are Corclla A. Hop
Iins. Ella C. Hopkins. Sarah Elizabeth Beach, Adele
UouideGuin fud Nacsha =. liourdequih
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BREAKING WORLDS BICYCLE RECORDS.

Peoria, IL sept Id.->mith and Murphy. OF the Ne"
Work. Athletic tlu! blulr the worlds amateur mic
tandem bicycle rccori yesterday ai;rrnoon The
record wa. ~. They made the half in ~ j. ana
the mile In 11j The worlds five mile amateur
rrrord was hrDkrn by Rich " IN" New York Athletic
t'Mb The English record was - 30 40: tho Amor
can "a :O1 . :, and Ki,h made II In IL ~ -. Tho
emile world, record WA brp,rn 10y Wihdc. Tie
,rcn,d wa, . -, nn ,od tire. and = 30 - on II
rheumatic tir. Wlndc made II IN :. 80 J ) on q
lid tlr n, rio i.dr a mr III 80 safety solid
tire Eucl;nd's solid tire record was ":Ii ) ana
The American Two seconds slower This al'o smashed
the pneumatic record of - D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TIE BODY OF Young PRIEST FOUND.

Doatncn Yesterday discovered tho body Of man floating
IN the water on Fort wad,worh. s. l. Coroner Hughes
had the body removed his at Rosebank. From
found the clothing discovered that he body
was that Of James W. Priest Of no. 800 St. Marks Place.
mooklyn Priest the young who upset boat OF
Fort Hamilton containing persons other Il
whom Lizzie Ochcrs drowned. Detectives wore
searching for Priest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
<I.,v ,.I-pNAN REPUBLICAN CLUB.

Thu ,cfnunAmrrica" Republicans OF the Min As
.,rely d strict, hid large and enthusiastic meeting o.
a. ,o7 West Thr, tourth-~t. at evening. tn organize
a.. ru,,n Rrpul al club ~ N" d.s'rct Spr"rh"s "efc
mad, v Martin Mll'r and taul S"in"'l"r. se'rtay OF
49,, ..,., ,,,.r ,,, o.. ,,r.l committee. Resolutions
w.r. p,-~d indor> az President lairsons Aamihisus'
,,n arI ,nigratul.tin: Congressman Need upon MS
,iu ,l.,rt r...~. rs"lat.ou oil conference ff inc
4. ,h Of Eoi,rt hiv uaniton was a>o paSs'0 In
'.,,,,, ,,t,,rs a. - ,nrtsl President, Martin Mauerf
d.. ,,,.nr.i.nt William Hong srond vicnprcsJdesit
hr.. kornr. TREASURER. John Src"r SECRETARY Frsns
u,,y,u ,i,,ca,s the an.Amrrican Central Cen.
lite, Martin Maurr. PHI. Stans' "hhelni hens' joan
.ltauu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

London. sept. iG.-The race Tor the iindmmion Foli
Plat, OF 900 sovcrrignS f,rtwoycarold> I'VE ihr"'
straight was RIM AZ Leicester b. day. and was Won by
Douclas Dard's chestnut nlIy Phvilida. Mt ErPdick
cntn'~ bay Njlv Cctcza WI, >rroid. and NJ. Garry :
hay llly Queen Of the Fairies third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
FINED FOR OvERWOREIyG LATNDHr yOhEN.

Albany, sept. l6.-Clucit. Coon Co.. the largest
collar and shirt manufacturing company Ia Troy WIS
to-day fined $50 for the violation Of the factory laws
In working women overtime. The factory inspectors
say they are preparing suits against other person; IN
iur children under fourteen years OF age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
MAYOR GLEASON PLEADS NOT GT'TLTT.

Mayor T.. j. Gleason. OF Long Island 'itv accompanied
nv his counsel Walter J. Forster. appeared In the queens
CA,,v c,ur OF Sessions yesterday afternoon and rnt"rrd
ulca Of not guilty to the charge OF assaung George H.
Crowley reporter. uict.Attorn'y Fleming wn' I'M
ac 10 say when would be ready To try The Indictment
against Mayor. and no definite time WAS 'e' uo"" '
Y trial.
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A. Codfrcys b. E. Bonnie King. u. 10 , =,
(St,vtr>onJ o IL 81
Tim%-No taken
(cnmound made Of IN" running. with Little MN.
ME second and Fo\mrdc third. Kcmpland t"oh the cau
at the head Of the and showed the way home
winning easily by three lengths; G"nm0und second four
length. before Iocksy who beat Young Duke length
No bid
Mu,uals-Kempland straight SIC 50, place Gil IS
Glcnmound place SO S.