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New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
NEW. .BRTNSWIC X.

The Rev. T. Fay Mlls. the evangelist. yesterday
closed long scrie, Of ,crvces which he as been con
ductinc IN the city. assisted by NJ. Lawrence "rcn
wood =, musical director. with choir Of 200 voices
The Common Council recently appointed -pe'Ia4
committee - revise tho charter and cty ordnance
a,A This committee has announced that ~ Governor
George C. Ludlow has been engaged 10 do tie N"rA
with The assistance Of the city attorney. The TASK
fhc REV Dr. John Hall. Of Ncw- York. has been
snnointcd " Graves Lecturer on Foreign Missions ~
the Theological Seminary Of the Reformed I!ui'A ~
tbis city and his first course of lectures VIII DC DC
livcrrd before the students durius February and
March.
wick have subscribed $1,000 for thc erection oi q
now Reformed Church building tl"nr There are
proper.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
AT WORK or A BIG THING.
From The Detroit Free Pres.


About slX week, ago man who claimed 10 be IN
hard luch entered Detroit stove store and liked fur
money. The proprietor gave him Gim" and Il
blowing mp Al the sam" Time and asked him why
he did not brace up and tr, 10 do something.
saw I'll do II 80 the reply. I'm already
working at "A la thing. II H. "A coal stove and re
frgrrator combncd-Onc side to cool your provisions
In summer and the other 10 heat your bodies IN
winter
He was encouraged TO 60 on, ana IN about two
week, he returned 70 inquire:
DO yOu think II viii make any difference which
side Is the stove and which the refrigerator "
lie wa. told that II would not. ana ilc went away
10 be gone another fortnight, and then To return ana
ask: 4,
"Wouldn't II be good thing to arrange to save the
heat OF the stove TO run washing machlncT'
lie was warmly compllmcntcd on the Idea, and was
not seen again until Yesterday when he returned with
enthusiastic step TO ask for private interview and Ia
shy: .
cot another idea Pm going to make the cold
air which passes of the Ice and escapes hv the VENT
lator run at least six ny fans IN the dining room.
What ] want lust is capital Of = 100000 to
enable me 10 cA Aperiment. and shall write to parties
in New York to-day. Mean while could YOU advance
me 27 cents and take FIRST mortgage bearing l2 per
cent interest In roldf'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
NEWS FROM W-JERSEY.
JEPSFV CITY.


A WOMAN ENDANGERS HER CllLDREN's LIVES
Detective Hottie and Patrolman Jones' Oh '''o
Fourth Precinct while passing tenenenthouse d.
No ASS Cirand-st yesterday. heard cry OF hre anu
ran into the house. In a bedroom on the seconn hoor
they discovered bed fire and three chluiei' o"o
an infant nine months old in il. The officers were
followed by Fred Mas. the owner OF the onhoihf
He seized one OF the children ana carrie" IL ou', anu
in doing so burned his hands severely Inc ohooi'
saved the other two and then eXtnsushcd the hahcs
An alarm was given, but wheL the hremeh arrlVcd
tboir services were not required. Mrs MOTIFS Rowe
the mother OF the children. was In the 'front.' roo"
in a state OF gross ntOXication Her eldest chiu d
Girl of nine was crouchcd in corner completely over
coma with fright Mrs. Rowe screaming ana
shouting and staggering about the room nc
u-om.n;S husband was not at home, ana size shlE Nc
had gone 10 a neighbonng grocery store. a laIso
nitcher o heer and several glasses stood on the Vpc
The family has been in the house only month"; anu anu
tbn Melee learned that similar fire occurred at the
last place they lived. 1t IS supposed iat MrS' h9wc %
caused the fire night by letting lamp fali: Ing Ing
noce did not arrest her, account OF her ludnl pu
they renamed in the house untl hcf huaDdnu so'
home.
Frederick FerrinG, age seventeen, OF kandoiph'aVe'
and Uarmon-st attempted to jump on a train IN tho
Central Railroad yard yesterday afternoon, out ieh
under the ears and received iLjuries from wmch JIG
died in about hour.
Mrs Jessie Dean Reynolds. who committed suicide
in New York on Friday, buried yesterday IN Hazie
wood Cemetery The husband Of the young actress
was overcome with grief. There was brief ceremony
AT the grave
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
NEWARK.
c1,NnIcATE AETER A EAILEOAD.

A SYNDICATE AFIER a hAlLhoAb'
The fact leaked out yesterday that syndicate of
capitalists had secured option on the purchase o
the Newark and south Orange street Railway iIIo
price set is 81 100000 100000 of which Is I" ne
taken In stock and the balance in cash. The Nndl'
cate il is said is backed by capital Of $3O.000OOO.
and il is intended If the bargain is closed, to run
the road hereafter by cable instead of horses, as at
present. ,,-
rhe road which al present is conceded by business
and railway men to be a gold mnc' "ae III
cornoratcd on March :, l76l, with capital STOCK
~ - 900 and power to increase it to 10000 Ihe
road was eight miles in length aud although IL ran
through well populated territory pIo,ga Iai',,e ,e
finally sold to satisfy judgment. luli"%vcI,o,I, % ~,
then in order the Inc W., W. tNu c %T
the traffic also ncrcascd until the r9ad nhMaiS any ~
came great paying institution ana uams @ 'c re-
four Years many ldbuohs oHcI' lo' il "''O NV" -
cevcd.
Montclair was thrown into great state OF excite
ment Yesterday morning by the discovery Of tragedy
that had been committed within few days About
Is O'Clock yesterday morning, while Pairolman Duhap'
80 the Montclar police, was Oh his way home. accom-
panied by large dog, the latter ran INTO an AIey"dS
adjoining a new building In course Of crc'toh Hi
Fullertonave., and came upon a bundle In II was
the body of colorcd child, whose brains had been
ashcd out.
There was fire early yesterday morning IN }.
pnkctcin's Hail. in Charlton The flame, spread ~
a thrcc.story dwelllng-housc ADJOINING which i occn
pied by FnLcstcin's family and they barely hiH
time 10 escape in their night clothes. Tie names
also spread to the synagogue in Prince t. ana the
rear OF that building was badly damaged. Nl'eI !"
hard struggle the flames were hnally c1theWshed
,i,h - los. of 1000. The cause Of the tire IS uu-
known.
The Rev Lewis :. Osborne. who has succeeded
J. Saunders Reed A. pastor Of Trinity Epi'copil
Church. preached hi- first sermon yesterday ." nI'
new congregation. although he had only been OIL AL
ocean steamer a few hour.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FLAMES IN A SHIPS HOLD.
,r BECOMES NECESSARY TO sCUTTLE THE BARK

,r BECOMES NECESSARY TO SCUTTLE THE BARK
PYTHoMENE.
Tho gray dawn Of yesterday morning illumi-
mated along the Brooklyn waterfront adjacent 10 the
plcrrepont stores by fire which broke ont on board
Tho uritisb h,rl, Pvthoncne mOOred alongside the
.torce The sailor on watch discovered smoke pslrng
from thc batchwavs at O'Clock, and he Immediately
rave the alarm and pipcd the crew ON deck IN double
oucl time lie shouted 20 officer on the dock. who
cave the alarm TO the Fire Department When he
returned from his brief trip below 10 give the alarm
% his mates. he found that the flames. which we're
then concealed were making progress at teIrlhc
rate
ucfore the startled crew had time to DO any effective
work several fire engines came rapidly down the
rier and in trice half dozen streams of water
,yor,. nourins down the hachways. Thee were soon
increased 10 double that number by the streams
thrown ON the vessel by the nrcboat seth Low and
ovcrl ,yrccng tug, that had FASTENED 70 the -ccuo
Hut their effort, failed have any visible ehect ih
-uhduinc the flames and six brave iremcn Jumped
down I'm the hold to hrht the flames. Ihey were
oyercome by the dense and sitting smoke and were
Win great difficulty rescued by their comrades.
Ambulance, were summoned aud the injured hremen
wcr, soon rc,u,ctatcd. Their names are Nell Rpddy
John Harrison, Charles Rayel Edward tnn, hoo1re ,,n
NcNcrnan and Robert Condor. respectively oi cnsho
Va - and truck 80. 3. \ fireman IF orc Of the
wrccilns boat- al-o t.mbled overheard, but was
II Ira seen at length that the only chance 70 save
the ship Was 10 >cuttlc her. TINS was dohe bv tne
crew. M der The direction Of tho urst mate. Dexter
me captain Thomas Icnton having died at sea on the
The Pytlomcnc arrived on Friday night from Cal
cufta Ill, /, owned bv the firm Of Henry Fcrnce
& sons, of Liverpool The cargo i- owned by Rally
hrpthcle. of Sew York and VIs consigned = = sum,
l,i., ~ ufc 10000 bag Of linsccd and 200 gunny
sacks. The damage is roughly estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting OF New.Yors PresDytcry. Scotch Church, .
p. , -
Baptist pastors ant Reformed preachers meetings.
morning. o
John Most habcss corpus case. supreme Court
Police Department. dirncr. DclmCnco's, evening.
Annivci-afy Of the Young Men, Christian AsNociauoh
Association Hall : p. 80 ,... 49,.
Deoicat Rutgers Riverside Church seventy niFu-
- and the boulevard g. III.
Central Tmn Vor.in masquerade ball. East G7th-st
Presentation TO 18th Regiment marKsrcn' aTmoTV 80
p. N.
Academy Of SCIENCES. Columbia College. 5 D. IT.
Lafayette Republican Club Of the KIN Assembly
District. No. 80 SlNth-afc. = y. M.
NcwYork Camera Cub exhibition, so 3f IiithaVe.,
8 80 D. ,,,
Theatrical, I'm aid Of the Avenue working Bows ''uD'
Bersecy Lvccum. Q 30 p IA.
County Medical SOCIETY. 40 l. West IhItyhist-'t'
80 p. m. 49, CO.,.
School no So ,. M ,,,,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
ELIZABETH.

Two largely attended, funeral, took place ye,icr
dav The frat was that OF ilcur, k""nis. for many
year, foreman Of the screw department Of ih' singer
Machine Works The other funeral Wa that of John
B-ickner. Judgc If Elections in the second Ward
In the Union County Court. on saturday. John Rus
sell New York bui slar Vho had robbed -crcra ,t"re'
i'm his city was arrsigucd and pleaded gully. Jud-e
Mccormick rrmaudcd him until ucAt Wednesday Tor
sentence. IIs a,comphcc Boz fhc rubDcr"'. Charlie,
NcDcrIuoft &, in custody In Sew prk
Navor Rankin had another raid made on >atur
dny night on the ,torcAc"pcr- who "h-truot he
sidcwalll, with ash barrel, aud empty hoNc-. Three
big scaycngcr wagons rolled through the principal
,trccs and seized cNeryihlng portable.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Ihe Choral club, a select or
ganizatlon Of the women Of Mount Vernon. with men
a. honorary members. viii glvo concert Ia the Bap
ti~f church Ou the t<cning of February II. super
visor Quackcnbu,h has accepted the PRESIDENCY oi
an electric light company a. r1llHpoOd. Fla. and VIII
leave town this week with hi, family.
YONKERS.-Thc old Staats Fowler farm. consisting
Of eighty five acre. and situated near the uckah0c
plots.
PEEKSKILL.-Thcr IS trouble between Superin
tcndcut Charles \. Lamos and Contractor Thomas
DIVER over The erection Of the new mess hall The
state Campground, and on saturday the work was
stopped.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
LEFT HER GIFTED DAUGHTER MARRIED..

Mrs. IIarlness Scnlrah, the mother of the voinist
Arma senkrah, arrived in New York on the steamer
Moravia yesterday moinng. after long and stormy
voyage. She has been alb. NJ from thi, country for
seventeen wears. having left America In 1873 TO
supervise the education Of her gifted daughter Dur
ing that time she has travelled IN almo, every country
OF Europe. Anna SenhIah is now In Wcimar Ger
many. having married German subject there and
has renounccd her professional for the present
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

d,,ors reouiro that number OF playeIs' 'a' III
G'hoIVom. Ia last night that nothing would oe az
loved to break up he tounement ina, n S Sycn If only
W'"rl " t',ctr Ia the agreement. IOurhhheIlS H'O
supported by the public and % G9n%ss ,re tn To draw draw large
son OK Nj, IL popnlar with the pubic, anu nc nc
croW1d'' ,,e his friend, much Disappointment he
Dcrsistcd in his determination 10 "IU"""'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
TO FIGHT THE RATTLE DER AGAIy.

The survivors Of the battle Of Roanoke Island y {
which place February s. lo62 VIII celebrate the
anniversary by reunion and dipn'r M,lctt's No.
sG7 siAthaSc.. at p ~. February < IL j, expected
that many who have not met for twenty-cght yeai-.
although living IN tl, city and it, vicinity. VIII b..
brought together again to recall the Of that
latt
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
4 SLIGHT SrBW,y EXPLOSION.

There was a slight subtay explosion in the sub
way at Broadway and Forysccond st. Yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The manhole cover was
thrown several feet in the air and fell beside the
opening. The stones were not lO--cncd around the
nanholc and only a few Of the guests In the ST.
ClOud Hotel heard the dctOnation. There wa, no
damage and the cover was returned 10 it, place by
subway labOrers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TUESDAY. JAN -.
SHIPPING NEWS.
>,vwVoRK SUNDAY. JAN

ov >,rw.yoRK. ......s SUNDAY. JAN. 2s 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arac m LyeTp0oi Tc ian fsma1 tT
steamer Colorado Brl, Jenkins nun Jan W. ~ r ~ ~
passengers sanderson & sons A'"e" ~ ''' D-' "
M - s,,,.o, Indiana tBr. Ritcnie. Glasgow Jan II
steam. sTJ Messengers Austin Baldwin Co. Arrived
at he Bar Al $3.50 S3 n T sumner London Jan p Halifax
sieaSss 5 10 hurst Arrived at Me Bar At 40 m
stta' 9TH ud,e tc Funob EAyo& Co. Arrived at the Bar
At lzsOpM Ger, winkler Hamburg Jan Plymouth
r,th mdse and passengers TO RI CoFus ARRIVED" d" "'0
ia. at Sir WIN Armstrong tBr). McKenL Ham bur"
Doc iS portland f 23 with sugar TO ordef Ve''
hsys s,ssmT CO. sao eo nn Ja@ h9T
"a 81 ndse aud passengers Ia Ooriehs 90 AINe'a'
the Bar at So1 fGer Kohmann Bremen Jan H. with
sen .rr. TO Oerchs & Co Arriveda he bar at
$50 IN no fpr, Robn,on Mediterranean ports via Glib
,,,S md,e TO Hirlo Fetmann & co vessel 10 Smp
.on spence& Young Arrived Al ,ne "f a. DIth ud,e and
.r@rr wiams Rankine Arrived at tho Bar at
orluooO tBr Garyn Bermuda d1ys wh M mase Rs
.n5 passengers to A outtr"r"lSe 90 A'f az '"o A
at 30 via Charleston days
MN Tallahassee Fisher savannah days with mu'e ana
ptssensc' Kansas civ Kempon savannah ~ days with
: e',"S' ,S "sssnrcrs l. Walker ~. an, >,o,o,S
Steamer I% ma GERS to old Dominion - Co 49,
steamer Wyn@.s yn@.e and o Dominion CO.
steamer Richmond, Jenney NeWi"I iS r,,,r,,n ~ ~,
Ns,ssmer Winthrop Bragg Portland win muse 10 hor'Oo
Hall ~ ,u,o,.r Uallett Boston. with mdse to Il
Dmock- -,u. lur, Nicholas calcutta III days. with
ShlP utr trdrr' vessel to Chas Sumner & Co
gr-NsET-wind at sand, Hook light cloudy A'C"y
,,anS v1ud light SW. cloudy.
SAILED.
steamers Denmark for Ionuoh' Sdiu' Hoh"n' i'o'p"o
Martha Baltimore
shin l. udauntrd. for san Francisco
MY senator ken. for Bremen
,l.o .,led VI, Long island sound
,r,or, Fleanora for Portland; Glaucus and II pimock
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orVFxsTowN Jan 70 sailed. steamers Aurann (Brl. Ne
-, - Trvada tBr cushing from Liverpool hence for
New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Q'NEILL' $,
oTH-AvE., GOTH TO 21sT ST.
SPECIAL.
MIR CLOAK & SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Are closina out the entire stock OF Seal, Cloth and
Plush Garments
At Less Than One-Haf Their Actual Value,
Ladies' Cloth Newmarkets, in variety OF Cloths
and Styles,
$3.50, $3.75, $4.98 and $6.98.
Ladies' very fine Imported Cloth Newmarkets'
$9.75, $12.75 and $16.75.
500 English Seal Plush sacques.
$14.75, $19.75 and $23.75.
Alaska Seal sacques, 38 and 40 inches long,
$98.00, $115.00 and $125.00;
were sold for $4,000 to s215.oo.

NJ OW IS THE TINE TO BUY FURS-I have an I'M
uense stock on hand DO not want 10 carry them over
ais to $50 on seasa garment, ascra
ING to sze and length - u $40 nuns n
fact everything :he line u furs Will De- sold al the cot
Of manufacturing. C. c. SHAYNE, 12i West 42d-st ana
103 Prnce-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

cAplfrNTS reduced TO s15, $50 plush
SO parmens reduced to $50 $50 PGsGa "a 10 $50
Guced 20 Fo'; 'rcdtIced 20 $50 200 plush garments a.
4d to .ej The sock embraces H .SooiSd I,k,,
due TO uo,ots and NcwmarKcts, made and hniTnsS w
WL'pS, 6ttirg sealski4 garments. q - S"A 49,
1.,ir,lcr lO3 Princest
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Absolutely the Best

vas the Futuritv SOD 55O and the next in value was
the realization, S34, 100 Salvator won the larsest
amount of money S7O47o and Vivian ran the gIeateav
nnmber of races sixty four. Barnes had more winning
mounts than any other jockey, 10 The added money
Al Monmouth Park was S1s4.23O, an average VI
80 Oh a day ; at sheepshead Bay, $4,000, an aver
age of So s27 at Wescheser Sl647o0, an average Oh
a. o37 at Gravesend S195,425, an average OF 90 oiI
al Jerome Park. $l64 800, an average 0f So7fo, az
Washington Park Chicago, Sl01,fOo' an average Vi
S4 216. . A., uooe rur
.. The Ciuide' contains summaries OF the races run
in the United states in 1859, with special descriptive
results of those run every important meeting IN te
country value stake races, scale OF wegntS anOpe
ny the different Jockey clubs, fastest time on record
AZ all distances table of Jockeys mounts, betting rucS'
racing calendar, etc. etc.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE'
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
srr r,.s,7ll Set, 5os Moon rise lll'A "''"
HIGH WAFER o.o
.,,oos o.2e Gov Island l:06 Hell Ss.e. ~
lz-sanaay H. H. los GOV. Island l93 heu ""'" '
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
The new records made in 1850 were as follows;

The new records made in 1880 were as follows:
onebaf mile-O:46. Geraldine, 4, 122. August 30.
New-York Jockey Club.
Five-eichths me-O SO. Bratannc, 3, l22 August
81. New-York Jockey Club; Fordham. 4, 49, october
4, New.York Jockey Club.
Three quarters me-1 II. FL Rio Rev. 2, 12P
August 81, New-York Jockey Club; I1ps'an' D. Io'
October a. New-York Jockey Club
Seventh-eighths me-1 :26 23. Britannia, ., no.
September >. Coney Island Jockey Club
One mile--1 80 4-5. Maori, 4, lO3, July II, Wash
ington Park Club.
one and one-quarter miles, :O6 1-2 Kingston B.
100 September "a. Brooklyn Jockey Club.
one and hve-eighths mies-24 4S. Hindoocraft, 3.
75 August o. NewYork Jockey Club.
on ,he trottng turf many sensational flights Of speed
occurred in the course Of the season. but Maud SIS
record of 9 :O5 81 made IN les5, remained
touched The nearest approach 10 ii was the = 10 ?
mile trotted on the Bay District track Francisco
November o. by senator Leland stanfords three
xear.old flv Sunol. by Electioneer. few weeks
after this performance Robert Bonner the owner 0:
Maud :. purchased sunol for $4,000. The second
hest performance Of the season was by the three
vcsr-oId colt Axtell. by William L.. dam Lou, who
trotted mile in PIP at Terre Haute. Ind, on Oc-
+ober H. accompanied by Father John. the runner
The price paid for AXell by his present owners. the
nroprietors of the Warren Park Farm. Tcrre Haute
was s1OJ.o .oOO the largest sum by S25COO ever paid
for a horse in this country elsewhere. The Young
stallion made the season at Warren Park at the
phenomenal fee OF 81 900.
The fastest horses living. and their time In
quarters are:
Maud s-3o .. -. 81. 33 14-2 :os 34.
Jav.Eye. See-33 IL, 80 1-2, IS. 3l-2 10.
sino-3o 80, 81 IA 80 l4-2 :lO1-2.
guy-3214 30 IA. 81 "a, 81 1-2-2 10 Sd.
st. JuIien-32 "a, 80 A, 80 IA, $50 IL IA.
Axten-33. 30 Ia. 30 IL. "a 1-4-212.
stamboul-33. 20 Ia, "a IL, 81 1-2-2 :12 IA.
paIo Alto-32 IA, 80 "a, "a. 80 l-4-21214.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

"The Guide which is Just out, is nearly an inch
and a half thick and contains S62 pages of informa
ton IL shows, among other things, that 1888 races
we're run in the United states in 1883 OF which ninety
one were stecplecha and hurdle races The total
amount of money raced for was $2,379l82 So an in
crease Of S541, ,917 so over 1855 The richest stake
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

The new Monmouth Park will be opened on! on July a;
and racing will continue three days week III AuEnat
2Se Thirtyeigt stakes TO be run al ts mecthg ooso
on March 8. They all well known 10 racing
men with the exception of the Hollywood and Hack
ensack handicaps, which new. The former IS ioi
twoy ycaro fes, 500 each, $1,000 added SIX inr,
sexes $50 EACH 81 800 added, one mile. Nominations
for all these stakes should be mailed 10 secretary
Crickmore. Twenty seventh ST. and Madison ave
The stakes already closed to be ran at Nonnouth Nh
in July and August are the LorlliaId Non MohmITa 9nH
Hotel stakes for three yearolds and the Hopeiui'
July Tyro saplng, Junior champion nuguse, ,1ro
Criterion and T Home IcG Of a5Ged 9oScy to them
S4s0o0. The amount added to me stdhcs 100 TO o
March is S75G making grand w SSIai bs oi ys1 in
purses.
g. W. Scoggan, of the firm Of ScOggan Brothers,
expects great things of Proctor Knott this yeaT laiS,
ing of the big gcding TO reporter of The Louisville
II never saw him look better in good form
as he Is right now. lie is a handsome as picture
and his hair is smooth a glass. lie l. being
cared for at our farm, five miles from Louisville on
the Bardstown Pike. He has not had q saddle u,
his back since last fall and has been remarkably weli
cared for. ! VIII take him up about the hrst OF
February and place him on our private track iio
and when take nav stable 10 Memphis about March
10 will leave Proctor Knott al home, ana pnt MN
I'm shape for the large race, IN which he entered.
u bavr Great cXpectatons for this horse as four
wear old and would rather win al 900 with him than
$1,000 with any other horse in my stables;
Il intend to make a careful and special prcphH-
ton of Proctor Knott for the Suburban and Toboggn
slide races, and the people Will know tat ne IS III
the race ! think there i no horse living who can
beat Proctor for three equarters of mile when ne
trim He is now as sound any horse living III
is a great feeder but his food iS regulated so tlat
Tie is kept in just the proper shape. Mr. W Wheeler,
an expert man, viii train him. and have lmmedlatc
is now between .l25 and 1.lj0 pounds, and he VIII
race at LOO even, or thereabouts.'
Who will ride Proctor ~ ,
Il have engaged Young George Hollis 70 rae MN
and 10 fiji the saddle in all the heavy races. La u
wear Hollis was one Of the ranking jockeys. ana rod'
a great many winning races. He * reliable ana non
est and always rides race for all there = IN II.
Al+hourh he i, a small man. he is stout in tho chest
and arms, and is just the man To ride such
powerful horse as Proctor Knott have confidence
in Hollis and great expectations from him.
Where will you start the Kentucky favorte ~
81 expect n put him on the track at Nsshvillc
first and get him IN shape for the Eastern engage
ments The Brooklvn Handicap will BE- run about
Nav Is, and the suburban June IL
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

S EALSKIN CAPS AND GLOVES. sleigh robes, coach.
- mems cal.s large stock u seec- from prices
marked away down {. c. sHAYNE l2i West 42d'st.,
103 PIince->t.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Announcements.

DIR. LYoN's PERFECT ToorH POWDER
g..ns the teeth clean white and prncs the breath
An elegant toilet luxury. sold everywhere rs centA
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

Cox SAVED II you purchase Alaska scah.n NJ 80
CSC this week Of q. Z. SHAYNE. Furis@ ~ WV
42d-st., 1o3 Prlneest,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

1-n SAVED the price Of an Alaska Sealskin Opera.
tSDU Genuine Hudson Ray otter Operas, trimmed with
mack LYNX or Alaska sable reduced from s275 500
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$40 WEST l26THST.
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