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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
OFFENDING ANEURIN JONES.

DEFENDING ANEURIN JONES.
COMMISSIONER LUSCoMB THINKS he - ~"
GOOD A DEMOCRAT AS COULD DE Co.,
The par, Commissioners evidently beehhhs
~ feel ANNOYED at the public feeling arouScu Owe,
the vaqaries Of Aneurn Jones. ana nave commune.
that il is about time to say something III ucic"'o "
Themselves and Of Jones. Commissioner Lue'o ,
said fcv DAYS ago. TO Tribune reporter; ION
Ill, dor,, Give the moor old man credit for what he
q worth lie Is cranky and loses his head sometimes
hrt be does better work there than anyone VIC ever
had before , :. l. Roc,
since then Mr. Luscomb has concluded 1t Is beSt
to say something more and has again taken inc st'u
~ Give character the auocrat OF The faIh' iie
renorcd TO have said that Jones IS retained pe'asc
r., shows the highest artistic conception ana the Dest
execution AS he Is an archItcct rs wen IL di '"si
moor HI; Judgment upon new buildings ana recon
s.rrc,,on ~ old buildings in the Park has produced
h,,er results and saved the Commission money! Mr.
1usconh on behalf of the Commission, shoulders tho
responsibility for the cutting OF the frees ana all INC
othcr ~ Jones's actions which summed up IN The
crnorintendent's own maxim: Make things blossom
ond ,ook prettv" lie SAYS that Jones does no cut
ting. except on orders Of the Commission. Nhen
Led whether William VI. Chase had ever had the per
mil fo which the Commissioners admit he Is en'lieu
Mr. Iuscomb answered: Does a commission ~
around looking for citizens upon whom 10 confer Id
lie saws Jones was engaged because he had a. T91 d
Endorsements rs any Democa cci mn ycr nolticaliy
Ineligible might have had. - ,uo, co,tr,I
PARK because OF n quarrel between Tammany anu NO
County Democrats. Plenty of good D,.o' ~ ~, non,c
saws ndorscd Jones' hut he cannot be gosn - p,rnr
any event the Commits Toner of Accounts pr B IN,
cf 'Ncw.Y0rk lie does not admit thai Jones I CIV
his place for his work among inc NtIslH'tn -, ,,wn
tral New FORK for Hin in 1855. inquiry aoot h n,
ernyvs that that /, the general opinion as ~ uo ii"
turc OF the pull" of Ancnrlh JONES'
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF SUNDAY. AUG. H. 4''S
ARRIVED.

Steamer AuIania (Br button. Liverpool aug s q Co
town no with mdse and passengers 10 Vernon BLOWN
Arrived at the Bar At l0a IN ,,,, Aug g.
Steamer CIV OF Rome Brl Young. Lytfuoo au ,,ro:
Queen stown 10 with mdse and passengers 10 hch'o'
Arrived the Bar at 4. 40 a IA. 49,, q OueensL
Arizona (Brl Brooks liverpoo Jus n 90
town 10 with and passengers 10 \ VI v.e "a
steamer Cuhc (Br), Nico!, Liverpool aug 9
J Bruce Ismay. =, .,,..,,. An, n Movlls
steamer Anchoria (Br Campbell glasgow Au- o. ~
with md,e and passengers Henderson Bros In h,a.t
Steamer Manhattan Obi Robinson. nun Aus - 80 ~
"a G Ueye Arrives. at the Bar at lO3o VI uort, via
steamer Blrmana (ttal FlZarelo Stss Rros d
Gibraltar Avg . with mdse and psssengers'o '"''''
Co Arrived at the Bar a. $40 M .s,o, ee with ndss
Steamer Alcno (Brl Solder. hihss'o" 49,
and passongers PIN. FOrwood 20 a x,,h mi "A and
steamer Aims tBrJ Legg. Port spain AVS ~, ~ M m
ChrstOl. ArrlN.c al w e, mdse
Steamer Viking (NOr) Hasund. Nassau o ~ > "''
10 p n Montell 4 Co Arrived al the bat Al mass
Steamer Nacoochce Smth. Savannah ""'' WV
and passengers To X walker >,oor, Naws and Norfolk
steamer Ciuyandotte, Walker, Newport S 81 vs. al"
Win mn and na,sengers TO Old Dominion IS &C. sset 70
Steamer city Of Atlanta, Doie "N'N -'
Old Dominion IS Co. >-.-,.a.son uosfon viii mdse 70
ii DimOck . a,y sd,
sIrNsrT Wind AT sandy Hook. light sW; hii.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAAEiA
FOREIGN PORTS. ~,
>,.sr,,,,, A,r I--Arrived steamer Servia Snlhh
wslkrr from. New York on her way To LNcfp'o' "
S,tlnd ss,m.rs mbria OBJ. Mckay. ana WNoihis Wv
u, ,hy from liverpool hence for New. YORK 90, p,uer
n .vuupa Aug io-Salled. steamer OailiOfhh '"oi'
for New. York ., ,.,,,., In pre,asus 9TH ~
n frc u, York On her way 10 UI.sSo"-
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ENEWS FROM NEW-JERSEf \.
ORANGE.


The political caldron the Democratic sue ~ ,,o
house I'm the Oranges IS beginning 10 pom, "',
interest so far seems TO hinge on the oahu''"tO "
Assembly There IS serious disatcct0n III uc D'"~
cratic ranks and the chances for sendlhB hoPNo
,cop N Trenton this fall are extremely good IL 10
eort NJ unwrittcn law in Essex County tnat All AS
scmblvman shall have two terms, ana all 'nihs'
bo,pg eoual Colonel Edward H. Snyder, the present
incumbent Of the seat would have good SHOW Ior
election nut the trouble is that the Hartford ana
artIIartforI factions OF the Democrats nave Dcch
,ro..urinc nm their wrath and the . bad blood" that
resulted in the election Of Mayor Truman WILL uio',
all signs fail lind vent in more deterill'cu ''''
hitter opposton to the regular or Hartford nomlha-
tons than ever before Colonel snyder was c'ectcn
nm the straight ticket. but he has antagonzcd inc
leading Hartford organ, THE Orange Herald DN
lighting against the paper having the pubhcauoe
the laws In this he successful, through TIC
Vaccinations Of L. T. Fell, the Labor Inspector OF tc
stale ard the man who Is credited WIN wire,
milling ability second 10 few in the state Coiohc;
Snydcr'S chief opponent, VIII be ImOthN BuTou'' va
SINH orange. who nearly succeeded III getting INC
nomination last year, Alexander Maybaum' aiso U
south Orange, and Aid rmdn J0hn seymour, 81
orange Colonel SNYDER j. announced by some VI hl'
friends a. cunning for bigger game ana thdt TIC n'o
The state scnator-Ap the nomination Tor congress
IN view o. ,.,,,,,,
The adjourned meeting Of the grunge common 3a
Councl this evening VIII be an important one u INC
resolution finally granting the franchise i0i tlc cA.
tension of the Newark Passenger Railway 10 TIC Ncst
Orange Inc Will come up Tor actOh' ~ o
Tie children Of the orange orphan Home, some
forty i'm number. will go outing 10 COncy lAlahd
TODAY The entire cA pcusc Of the trip having been
contributed by liberal gentleman OF East orange
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A Ia POCAHONTAS.

san Francisco story In The st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Al Wing. "A Chinese cook "a wialcr, recently ar
rived here from Sitla with his Indian wife. The
story how he to we'd his Alaskan bride reads
like the romance Of pocah0nas and John smith. Tie
whacr on which wing cooked wrc 'T-cd the
Alaskan coast and Wing escaped 10 the ice. where he
was found by the Indians. They treated linn kindly
and fed him 80 carefully that his suspicious
aronscd and he learned from the chiefs daughter that
he 10 be b1rbccucd for big feast lie made love
o the damscl. ana on the fatal day when he was
brought Ia be killed the daughter pleaded for his
ne which he: father granted. They were married and
lived some time with the tribe but wing grew tired
walru, meat. and escaped with his wife In whacr
lie is tailoring In this city. his wife helping MIN,
rs she has become adept with the needle. She
shows signs Of consumption. however. due 10 indoor
life she cannot be induced To venture on the street.
being afraid OF the noise and hustle.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc Rev. Kutgcr DoN. Of Olcan.
prcac he'd In the Baptist Church yesterday. lie VIII
also occupy the same pulpit on next sunday Inc
Rev Mr. Ludlum preached IN Trinity Episcopal
Church morning and evening. Inc H"iS
man Timber Company whose works burned
three months ago. has decided 10 rebuild. The new
liildua- are to have double the facilities and capacity
Of those that were burned, and employment VIII be
given 10 between $50 and 800 men and women.
SING >INtu-1lr meeting of IN" Hudson ElV'r
Couu Meeting association closed yesterday. Ihcrc
were about 5000 people present Inc sermon III uIc
morning wa, preached 10y the Rev. stephen Nciiltt'
The Rev. Thomas Harrison spoke IN me afternoon
The evening sermon was preached by the htN.
rhoma, Harrison and the Rev. G. e. Morehouae, a
collection wac taken up TO dciray tic expenses oil the
camp.
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cpr,r.NrrT1yG OF TROTTERs.

Chicago Aug. 1.-THE trolling meeting Of the year
will open at Washington Park on Monday, when inc
vo,tbucs,ern Association Of Trotting and Pacing
Horse Breeders will begin its annual meeting All
the prominent winners Of the Detroit, Cleveland
Eufalo and Rochester meetings are entered TO com
nctc for the numerous stakes and purses ana Oh Ie
t,ttnr he il stated the smallest /, $500 Apart from
The cntric, for the regular races when comprise lie
hest horses In the country and the bc,t drivers ~
oyvido thcno there viii lie daily exhibitions by the
eeracE RIOTERS and PAGERS Of the country. AXte!:
Sunol Johnston Palo Alto and all the oIlers Will
djapiay their proves,
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ELIZABETH.

Coroner Miller. County Detective keron ana the
county phy- clau Or. Westcou. Will al O'Clock TINS
morning begin the work ~ digging on the lana "i
Frederick L. Dunbar at Connecticut Farms Tor Ms
vifc's Lody The old man, who is lodged TN the county
jail. La, drawn map Of the farm that p1'iIy "liN'
thc crave. This map Is In the hands OF Detective
Kcrou but the Latter VIII not exhibit It. Dunbar
saws that there was Rough on Rat and other
pol,nu, in hi, house. but that his wife died natural
d..,th several Vllerr, searched for thc grave Sc'
t.r,i,v lint failed o. flnd II. EN.Chirf kerou nov"
over /, fully satisfied that he Will get the h"ly ana
has Informed an undertaken 10 be- on mana. Inc
retirement i'm Connecticut Farm, over the my -t"rou'
,rair T. Intense. and nearly all ID" villagers believe
Dunbar Is rcspOuslblc for hi, wiics DEATH
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/. r. Boyntou. Of Iake-idc y. \" VINO WIN w"
other, a woman and cI.ld' va h'' ~ ~, -.
o'",' ,n,, ,b. ,rack, of the Rome Wai"ri""n
,a,.,.n-, Railroad Oh saturday afternoon NJ
" \ y. va, the father Of the Rev Dr. 'hAr'''
Iomer Eo,nron who for three year, wa '',,''i'''
minister AT calvary Protestant Ei'cchI nuI il, H,,t' ,
ave and south smith g. pr. i'.d'I IL Ior lryrr,l
var ne rior Of calvary the Rev C9ruci iu- l. WE
\c'n' W. 80, al al. vacation AZ IN" nome ~ MI
Id- .P"' - tL. shore of Lake ontario. Mt lN u
20 ~ eyeutv Eve wear, old. lie Wa prHnli'n'
,n.,tiic,u i'm WAYNE COUNTY. AHoiiicF ION. t,,t,i.
iy'puup,r, i. (. physician lvlng IN NcHl lhI.l
La I'D - Xcw-lori. lie leaves wife ana sever"
L. IN
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4 SQUADRON CRUISE TO SANDY HOOK.

Tho Alert OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club, got under
way at little after 10 a. III. yesterday for squad
ron sail to sandy Hook and return Fifteen yachts
we're made ready and with stir breeze from the
sortbwcst tackled dead beat down through the
Narrovs Among the yachts that took part in the
crniee were p II. Jcannotts BDou' Charles H.
C,,,..r,e carrie f. f. Drayton's IIoming George +.
~ panrhito O. F.. Trcdwell, Josephine. John
Golfers Alice, Albert Clemens Emma, X. c. Hop
S 80, t,n.tina A. ~ Chambers IrOquOs. Ffanklil
mn Missile Commodore Il. +. SuttOnS Milly.
Bchrincer's Nlnon. James Browns Seminole
and J. p. Tri6klnss Seneca.
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rNWARRANrED INTERFERENCE.

From The Chicago Tribune.
SAMMY had been told that II he would he good he
might 20 into the next and take a look NJ Ills
new baby brother. 49,. 49,, en
sammy promised and admitted He stood for
some moments looking In silence at the dimlhntNc
mor,el of humanity and then he freed his mind
don't know what they going 10 call you,
bub" h" said. but know had every thns nAed iOr
gon' fshn' to-day, bait dug an every tnlls anu mo
Tou we come along an spoiled the whole programme
cali II a dogon small piece of business. That's what
[ oil II.
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THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

For cool and delightful sail down the harbor ana
-. sn,ovahle dav at the races, take the magnlhcch'
steamers Sandy Hook, Monmouth or 3D. johns i'on
pier No. s. North River foot Eector-st al " IL d. Ill.,
IL is and p. M 81, 90, -,
An rou popto-Trans leave New-York. foot OF
,nertvst North River, S:15. 915, loIo II 10
A. M. 10 80 special express. II 4o special EXPRESS
1 special express, 80 p. m.
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DEATH OF PHILIP II. BRADY.

Philip Henry Brady. populary h"o"n ~ ,aai,
,,o,.'li nod. from his activity in the Hancock
Ia,,,r.i,r diod at hi, home. No. Dccaiur-St.' on
satrr,ay. from aroplcvy. lie was native Oh ,rc.
land and was born on August >, ls4'' Wl'cn a 10Y
hc came 70 this country. lie was wen Known "
nearly all naval officers as he once hep' e became
TraIthv and retired some years ago nc 800 60
of the springs at saratoga Mr Br%Y w Get Hv lie
evc. VIE thr,, daughters and ,on: Ile .hnln
yin he held on Tuesday at -. Annes h"hah Oa''oN0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
LONG ISLAND.

ROCKAwAY BEACI.-Icnry KroeCcr, twcnty-eght
wears old Of No. All East Fifty eighth st., died yescr
day AT the East End Hotel. KOckaway Beach. from
Iuiurica received while bathing In the surf on saray
nirnt Krocgcr and seven friends engaged rooms At
Henry Sturm', Hotel on saturday night. They went
I'm bathing i'm the surf. II II said that In diving lie
struck hi, head on a post that held up the life ropes.
lie WAS taken the surf and DR. Phelln was sum
moncd lie found that krOcgcr had sustained IA CON
ion Tho brain.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Pensacola, flagship OF the south Atah'ic squat
ron will leave the Navy Yard and go to Fort Wads-
worth 10 take in powder and other ammunition to-day.
She will probably here to take part in the Ericsson
ceremonies, as the Enterprise will not be ready TO
sail with her before next week.
The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps will hold meet
ing at No 16 Abingdon Square on Wednesday evening
Immediately after the regular meeting the uniformed
battalion will assemble and elect officers.
The new synagogue in East One hundred anu-t"el.
ty rst.st called Tabernacle Aeres Zwei was dedcate
YESTERDAY Addresses we're made by H. Casseh' preSi-
dent of the Board of Trustees the Rev. DR.. A. oai'
L. Moses president of the congregation; the hc''
DE- Zinsler Ferdinand Levy and the Rev. Dr. hopS'eii
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DwYER BROTHERS TO SEPARATE.
THE OLDER HORSES IN THE STABLE TO BE SOLD
PHILIP DwYER WILL TAKE HIS
son INTO PARTNERSHIP.

Saratoga, Aug. Il (Specal).-Ihe DwNcr hIo'lc's
will dissolve partnership at the end of the present
season and have made separate entries in the stakes
for next year The arranccmcat perfectly amIcaole
Philip DIVER takes his son, Young PhH' mo part
ncrship The old horses in the stable VIII De sou ~
The end Of the season. and the t"oNcaT@)IuS am
yearngs will be divided between tacm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18


senator Hearst has two farms in san LOUIS, op p
Comfy The largest being on san Simc 1 49, ng,
The smaller OF The two is located lew hllcs dio
Cambria and comprises 200 acres. me ldr6G Idl,n
dnvfcd 70 the breeding Of cattle and heavy horses
while the Cambria farm the breeding piaIe - oms
nnqhbreds and trotters There the well h9"h stdo9
5nrnam Cheviot, Jim Brown and lnlpoT,cl Sd, ,r -
are located with about forty thoroleDICu hi .,D
Selected strains of choice blood. TINS year tmcllH
three mares had colts oil them by jim blO N ,
seven IN Chcvlot, the imported Austrdaa ann ~. a a.
fth to Mr. Horcin's famous cir MOdrcd There Is
one thing very peculiar about Jim Brownmno se nS
nntbinr hut tilliet. IN 1889 lie produce1 d
there Is not colt in this years crop VI U ros ~
are u race horses. though and good Ed"o o' asii~
tnst They bear a family resemblance; "Ic 60,
handled and have fine legs. surlnah VIII p1 nr ~
bercd as the winner Of the Tidal 9tahcs e" lie was
tha pIood Horse spring meeting III looo II W.
Subsequently, brought East and won rac nd' VIZ e
wronT undcr Aliens training methods anu ndi 70 U0
m,Vs ~ is said that he has developed INTO won
derully fine horse and Is model o, td fr he is by
Jne Hooker ont of Addie c, the dam Oh Nancoia n
iothox aud other game and speedy IuhlngIsi ~.
LOGON n Of his colts at tie ranch. all big sy
Youngsters.
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new ELECTION LAWS
NETWORK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 30 Per 100 Copies.

A cheap edition lin price, not I'm
cunli,y) OF the New.YOrk state Elec-
ton Laws, under which the vote Will
he taken this fall, has been printed BY
THE TRIBUNE, without covers, and
will now be supplied To clubs at the
rate Of SI.jO per hundred copies; 30
copies for 80 cents single copies 3
cents each. The print IS large ana
the paper good; and the various ne
publican ORGANIZATIONS can now se
IN. cxnc, language OF the three new
inv. nj :, merely nominal cost. The
nnmnrict contains the Ballot Reform
the Corrupt Practices, and the Regis
tratiOn Acts.
THE TRIBUNE, New-NOrk,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


suprisos 90 Sets so Moon sets Sal u Mooasass
HON WATER.
M-Sapdy HQox. 905 GOV Island '.n tel; Dase' "a
p V-S.ndy Hook yl3 Gov. Island $50 Hell G~1e AA"
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Announcements.
ANEW FOLDED. COLLAR.
nE a W. OTTUMWA. "E & W."
Announcements.

ANEW FOLDED. COLLAR
"E. w" oIICh"A. vs.
Avoid harsh purgativc pills. They make you
.ici. and then leave YOU con>tpated tarters lItIe
Liver pllls regulate the bowels and cure YOU
RprNvrII,S CARAMFIS. Rich, mellow deli
cous Tho most ropuar caramel in the country Nae on
each wrapper Sold everywhere.
DIR. LYON's PERFECT ToorH POWDER
Keens the teeth clean white and purihes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury. sid everywhere 20 conu~
HENRY A. DANIELS. d. D..
90 WEST S9rH.ST
Diseases ef tho Nervous System, Gcnito Vfn oFasah
Innotsnce and Sterilty. Hours To l. TO
Keeps neglsec shirts. flannel. cheviot and silk
fabrics 81 so TO IS. 500 and 81 Broadway.
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HOME. NEWS.
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

House. p. 49,. ,s =, H,,gbts of rabor
Meeting OF the Executive Board OF hnigh'S OIL Aaooi
" pccenion to XAVIER scharwenka Hotel Brighton Ooney
Island p. m ,. Az. ,mar,c, - Harlem
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LIZ AND SEVENTY YARDS


Ihr pool IIFIIV N'I'-'
Tr.t National So Major Thornton So. caprice
800 Na,aporda lilly e1J, Queer Gin So Maud L. DO
field $40.
second rlce-None sold.
n,,ri ,,cevarlclla FLY so5 Forcrunner sl7, Leveer
$40 LADY rnde So sir Rae 50, Indooctte 50, Held So
Fourth racc-Nonc sold 49,,
Ftft5 race-Carnot So Redfcllow &C. Busted IS. field
s2S. ,..,. c..... an
urtbdav Sc Frank WarI So Oialece. Gymnast, Royal
carter Letrltia Barr.ster So each, field si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

General Hurst, late
Ohio Food Commissioner,
Says
Cleveland's Superior
is Absolutely the Best
Baking Powder manu-
featured.
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IN those at Palo Alto. for the purpose OF worhlhg
babv troters for the place is not TO be cAciu'NcB
devoted 10 toroughbreds but the troters and PAGERS
will also be represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

This Is an abominable field The public can 't'lu
rrorn.nen, and sir john but the others are a. 'o'9
,o ~ dogs as ever got together % race ior N'lu
ohla stake II burlington were only up 10 rae
WHIT AN easy task he would hazel But ne VIII not 10
q .tarter Mr. Houeh informed the writer Oh ol'uluay
,hat the gentleman in black had improved no it'o
since his pilgrimage TO saratoga, but Is sun iai oeio
his hest form lie might be good enough 10 VIII 'io
or,r,hus Int a severe with Tournament ana :"
Iobn would set him back for the rest OF the sea9o'
Albert Cooper now trainer for the Hearst SIaOe' IDS
Ayh oninion of Tournament, but l. reported 10 nave
cold recently that Burlington Is by many Poulus 'io
hos. three-yearold he ever trained judge HorIV"
,ras moi nominated Tor the Omnibus, his origin Dcn's
.o humble that his breeder thought 1t not worth III,
white 10 enter him. sir John has won seVcrh so''u
races al Saratoga and will undoubtedly give an eAo
lent account of himself Tournament has not pee" o
Tor a month his last public appearance beng III '''
Stockton stakes, which Banquet won lie mas ooo"
eauoping we'll and will 90 to the post ht. ~ Io'
Ranouet Torso and Chaos, their recent PERFORMANCES
or,itle them 10 no notice Chcftain has not run ono
respectabe race this The Fan IAN cot Is COM
monty regarded as dufer and buffer but IL Is WIS
nercd that the Brookdale trainer thinks highly OF MN
and exp poets soon u see him win q Ech stake IL -
certain that the Omnibus o. 1890 will be cheap ahar
as compared with the Omnibuses OF previous years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

Senator Hearst is going into the racchorSe business
in earnest and has determined 10 establish an immense
training establishment about three miles from l1caS-
anton lie has bought beautiful tract OF lahd com
psing $50 acres about three miles out of the town.
I, * splendidy located we'll supplied with water,
and is peculiarly adapted TO the use TO which IT Is 10 be
devoted IL is not large enough for breeding e.,
f,bshment and IL is not the Intention 70 ocNOtc
Il 10 that purpose, the brood mares stations ana
colts will All be kept at the farms at san simeon
ONLY the racers colts to be broken ana hahdied
viii be located at the training quarters II IS me
Senator'S intention TO build mile track certainly
il will be an one, and not stragntaway course
for the circular tracks considered lar supeIlo.
Tor training purposes. 1t will be built with good
wide stretches, insure safety 10 the hoiscs
The soil about Pleasanton furnishes the very nhest
material from which TO construct tracks, one prime
quality being that II sheds water Instead or AUsOrD
ing IT, and the result is that horses can be worked
ali the year round. and no let up is occasioned ON
account OF the mud. The improvements VIII be
very complete fine residence will be built for the
superintendent and trainers and the stables VIII be
largo and commodious Box stalls will be erected
Tor the horses and the pasture land will be divided
on into numerous psddocks. II is also probable that
, small circular track will be constructed similar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

HAYWARD NAV ride his fourth Omnibus winner po
morrow in Tournament If the colt !. "l'hih 'en
nopnds of his best form he will walk IN as i@i IA
front of his horses as he @as III the hedi'@a'o'i
has nothing TO beat but sir Joii' anu Oh .r'o-o
49, ormon6e secretary CrickmOre announces these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. AUG. -.

OF Pennsylvania state. Glasgow.
sta Victoria hamb Amer. Hamourg eSOam