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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

It,vIKN OF ,TpCX~ $50 Il"Np> FNlplNEp
,+nr.,,, cat. - 1I;i'~ ". ih!'. = N"riA. III
,l., , hu ~ tlr. I, r.iut 'oIH t'''!.Y I" r-r i
: I INrr,.. =. l.v.r: I,.i''" ,.I !. l. li"'h-. -
arbitrator, from t;i...s EYER {" / t. iI''' ".'N "'i!>
r,,,:,, and l,,.,,l, 81 tie Ar/o'I N,'rtI I''H kH
RAD ,..ul,us wla,n La" 'u'""'f~ Win L." AthHt'
nj r.,,i, l. ,i:ir,.d At "a -'Ar "d runs N"'' 81
,l, Irrr.t.r. & Nr45.i. iNlN mad" am aga"
IA, road nnd U.,r."v. on h.'mf Il ii'n-"t. H. VI
r,,rd,, ne. central Art'nl Edl!w' t,npIh' i''
,l,,. def, ed t!r. yulGiI { the d. na'd !" prove
t,..a-ou E,ldy and Hi.'hlry .tii'i no " con" 4"
T., -u,ui, thea: Il irrci,r- tp arlirt" "a N'"t"''-
., contract, EtlI d-NrN"! T. thu "'ht'Hf'F~ !"
,,L. %; 81 u,sD each. "\,"ut,.i hN ~" '"rt"N, IA
, ,I ,,ul,n,, amounting T." .l'2oO'. al 81" ,''' a. "'
,h. .,,up,uy nm .uc,i or tNr h:h ten Pad h'i -
;urr.d for can r'itrr. and al the stock ~ i"' i"I
sad ,v,.d ur ,,"ir,li,i lv Mm. winch u.s. I IA
i~,, Ne al, PLACED t'r'r hands Ms r'-'; i''i'
, ,,~.. i.,.ut ,..d cirr.'D: aid the r~ua"n III i
t,,y Of t'. l:.,d 4 llrc'tn t" tih" ,H' II th'
d-,I~ipu H-tm nam
r,rlrncr and -tli"iiIrnt> were made before '"'
al .,rl.r, tIn tau to- - 'tth" ~ 'n' l"'N "''
r.l..i ,id ,..,'rl - '''in" T. d''ru'h''' ." ~
AM ,i lat rr~,.a, Ehr iry"a"d ''' ''uirt' Sc,
- ,,r aud authority ,.>i Il ~ il' hrhiFi - So
49, ,nv,,,d .'r.n In Il. -'".,ri 4 the rt"'dI'n ~"
-. u,un, .,lI 10 at Lp.': tie ar Nf"t ,''' " -
T., al tl.t The. arbitrator - ~ L. ilih' 80
, : deliver = IIr k,'' nl ia" ''ll'"ril IL P,'''
- rtdN iu,'s - lutlul g. l"i IA ihJht li'" '"J'''
a.. ne d.. .vrrN 81 tp' IL" g. hd b. n'~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
HTSRtND. WIFE tND BABE. All DEAD

p,th AmAov y. j.. O,t. - ,>pcrianPrr;l AmboI
j. ,c.u thrown into 4 ,pu'o ION. tbs time 10y double
,utcilr and murder. I'~,rr!iy Pol' GalT Show
dash aroused his wife al being uniiiihiuL Their paOy
VA. the ,lu,, ul the Wrinslr. TIE man then Went
p, IA, wnrh ihr Wnuii. became frantic, ana SOAKING
some mai,l', in warm water. swallowed TIE poisoh'
>hr Suffered terribly and her 'r'N attracted atchuons
ian, fine nh, II. Kan Who was called could do nothing
far her Wil.l her husband was told mat She wOulu
,,, IL, shot h..,..rli m thu head with a PISTOL The
woman drd a nialt ami the man today. FOR
Inn, nothing wa, Thought of t.r babe hut'whei search
was u,,,, + wa, found dead. II i thought Tat tile
woman gave y al thc poison
,,.,r.+,. .r,rrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
v7.vp 1uy lRD UNIFORM RATES.

t-;.,qu oct l., t~ir tai. Tn Western iH'pW ~
,,,,f Oh 10 dU adppi"d ia" new uniform 'I'''l
-.,,, .,lrt,.. tn 20 into effect on JInTi' !, pr"
. ,l.t arI that l. ,hall be- Inidc elective Nv '"'
\,v lu.,rm Freight -" n'rn Il" ''N'rhi 'r""''
>,u,,,.nn The 1run. Line A~~s alton ~" ~""'"''
r,,I. 4, ard >tr,in,ip >"cni"n. g." lr'h' N''H'''
-. lr;r,i ard the Mississippi valley ra'F"" n"'H
M IT., ,int- ...uiid rat the vailoiir Ntat' i'"'
. nj. mn. of lltr ~tr. whiu the territory al i"'
a.. tern 4 rel al Iit"r approve ~" 'I'>'i" ~" !"
,,, ,u,lu,II, ,''''r,trv rliLiirr> ~ rat
M, -rlrm, III >>iil' M 'ii, II hIiN'I"iN
N ,ryulutipis the ni1ing al r@'''N. ~ H''pl'.'
WI. 49,, maj a:!y one immediately compute
"a, r,,r- l,.ivorI ANY two points.
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\ InnrnAlL. XlolnKY r0E pNINCETON.

Pr ..t,., v j.. oct. II >,"r all About wv WF'"">
n> tupuii tn nN'r-i'y Held. -sw u" no" lhi'
-'nc .ii,,! game that IiIn, ton has paved THIS veal
~, I'r..i.l,v I.ru-VNtnia- -up. 'ri'r' Shp't II
'.I. .uG waved r"l aiG IN" banner IN tA' MS
ia.' uo .'ct Princeton waning w. game d. ''
,.. - II ~ q. Ii. University ~ Trnn'N1taha team
,Nui.'Y con-" h." f r".-h eaH". AMI III TINS thN
N,., i,. li-tpoiutd T,frurh"rt u" gan" bad t"n"r
>l",n. ia" uhN'i't' A,'It'4 VIZ =" b' u ''''"
= d, 49, tu, .ur -.Srfal t.i.,> ~" ht-t ten ninr""
I.,. .,.n ,,.u f,li.d K.n, IT -" bal. Iui With =
pm of tv.u', Ihr.~ CARED Il w!'hn IT. Na:- o.! ''
,lN,t.'.', .ur Pr..'''o1 g't ~" y,rit foi "' -i'
ia. aia ,;a..i rushed ~ ha, "v"r ~" I'm nN'nf y "
,u. pa ,',vu IL. nrr' hair u" goal. s'or' :" -
I'm IT,. I'd hay Pr i.l H'n c"'-N "rtplii'H
'l,r o. Ir..i'- Tar" ''Tr.-;""i> Wy" bad" ~ t-
t,a I.,.- W. di-laii"d iof "-lrg.nc and iih'i' "a
.. a i!,.. Ina - TO- ..d.wn- . "a" t'r' ""f'
D. a. rs -. :. at -" if k"s : ma "'-'o 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
TROTTING AND PACING AT LEXINGTON

DOBLES SKILL WINS THE BIG RACE OF The
MEETlNG-A YOUNG STALLION DIES.
Lexington. Ky, oct II especial. Budd D"h's sH'
as i"insnan and n" speed Of IN" pl'bcidh Io'"' ' Nv
trmphrt over fashionable breeding AM R'''" VIZ
aft when the struggle Tor hon"r- IA u' "'-t
~ the Kentucky meeting renewed Ih' 'l'AO
performance of Allcron III the tAit heat ye-t"'a ~" NV
Affect tn" backcIs II MepocI, FOR tn"r puns'o N'"'
hiri last night and this morning so to 80 a'a"' Wv
n.ld As they cane around The last tin III
The h"a: first Williams looked o>sf nj s"
DIR what going o. ""
b" did - A'rton jumped ~ Lis stride NV ~
fatal. Dohc smiled his trottcr went -t'd'N "'''
wire In l6L This i McDors fastest r'r''r'A'''
and Ii" ,Cuc have In 10 hid IL h'"n necessary
pickawav thought fast enough I" "N'
short WORK Of the Ii pace. brt "'"'
hats, which occupied the rst OF 'f ''
uoon the i.,uo is .tiil in doubt Minnie taH'"' ''"
mar. upset all calculations hv winning th' h''' NAV
She won second heat also. hnt tn Jnc2' ''''''u
dead heat 10 thu d-rn~t {" u' 'l"'
I'm the first heat stallion. Sparn" N""' '' 'u
died 1T once lie wa, >au~! At - 600 and OWNED al
Window Nv. His .ir" Tommy Wlh'r - -'h VI
U1ry WILKES low ~" famous @''dng nrd hH Gall WIS
lv Governor >Iri-uc liz was four N"siN "'d anu "
record Of Is T. ~
>ln.ro.olon odd at t, " Tor ia" Stallion H'aN'7 "
Alana-t,l hA- al ana not y'' up To h'N " ~
form. II, mad. c""i i4ht bat '""id ""t ''''9 IA"
speed, In III, third Aca' 81 m"r"'"n "'> ''@'h- !"
when an boot br"x' and d'n"i'i' ! Ai' - '"' !"
could not I,c"str la. stl!".
T"" ha'> 81 Tia" : =" CATS VIZ "a ''' .
trot.d pa,, W.on getting lo;h A. h. ~ i-' "'''"H
his r,,id,i r,'"rri -: ~.
Iour trail a+,In>, w"rr mad" l"'"''" hi
,,yal odd four vars DID, reduced Ia mdiN !" - =
Treasure. , PAGER. {, 80 aud I..-' ia ~" yrs 90
,r,,i.d 20 ST.. Il: ru. tt' f'-' lh"' sea-" "Ih h''u
to ,,' 32i. Jr' -. Ia ">t Be- 'oHd o. Sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
WILL or MRS JAyE ). TOWNSEND

Lochport y. y. oct. u t>p"' al The ncheN
woman IN Nli.arl county, Mr.. Jan" y. Townsend,
,i,rd lt month ~ Ni:iri Ial,. and her Will was
admitted 10 pro.at" today. II di>p'~c' of tho "td
pnrtrr estates valrd AZ over ri'sDND. giving ono
huu ., Eul,nrth i. ruWli>,ni. a daIglter. and max
M her ,\c,utllN. and dN iln, Tr' remainder @luaV
hrtweru MIR Laura j. l"til"n~ ana MIS- Jane ~.
Wh..,r hath ,l,u.lt.l, MIR, rown>cnd was the
last of Judge Augustus P'tcr'~ FAMILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

games between McCswicy, the local champion. and
Billings and Thompson McCawry won both the former
by -, Cd and the Inter %. 90. Other games
We're follows: WOODWARD beat Davidson. B-4. S-6
Wright ,ea Beach. Ct 6-3; Parks beat Walker. t-3
Ga P'f'r beat DriokenIt"n. o.. 80; Wright brat
WOODWARD G-l o. Mctcalte beat Parks. A, -,
So.
In doubles Peter and Peter beat AgDeau and "slAer
Is. id GO, Wright and Billings beat Byrnes ana
EU:ten >. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
rur ,vrRTCtV GiSLIGHT ASSOCIATIONS.

savannah. ,n nt. H. The American 'n>'gm
,.,i,t,,u lr..n H. eighteenth animal N">>i"h h''
,,,,. ,,nrn.ns MA nearly .o' nrihbrfr ph@'"'' '"'
.,,ion VIII !i>i thr" hiNN' Inc '"'''N'"h W."
- ,.c,,I f., day: President, John i. Iiar'h ON.
,,,, ,ouu vice PRESIDENTS. ". II. White. New
:. a., II T. nn,r!n,n. Macon: W. H. Pearson.
,"'" " c,.,,ry and treasurer. &. j. H. liumphi"' ':
iIvr.u,r Mas. number I" P"P'' u" "' "
l. read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
THE OPENING DAY AT ELIZABETH
MANY WrLLKNUWN HORSES EXPECTED 7
TAXI, PART.

The Nc,. Jersey lachcy club i certainly p'pnll!
.y.b OWNERS AID ii''u"r,. /! one NAV iuac" 10y III"
,u i q tr,.S received for the of lis opritg
day IL IN, hr> rae, some 81 the fastest >prlntcr~
IN the country VII! run, and q. W. Cook. Volunteer.
Ncu,, Ely Folio. lcc dor and some Of the "thc>
h,y, repeatedly di-plavcd iclarka lc rieht- - >pc'i
The >ccotd race VII hriHc ont Il strong field. and
era, k>inan VIII be- seen once m'Ic IN public.
Int file fourth for thirr' yrhr-0d>. nj mile
and >.Ntcetn. will he the chief attraction If a."
,, g., i, - rilnv p,iurth >iplln, ard others Will
meg. AT the regular WEIGHTS. II AL 81 the thru id'1
have god utncv> up, they ought To make "a most rA
C.int sash. go
A race Il mile heats will cio,c an interesting pro
.ItiIir".
Herr 40 - t1li Its - pIu'a'!" starters:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
-. rYrrvyrGy or TTND GRANTED.

,,.. ,.,r, p,uu. oct. ia meeting 81 the cred
,.. -, ,h. iI,rri.! ~. Gar Comptn, was held to
,d u VA, practically decided To gave the 'N''''""
-, ,,, ted by the dirciors III "ir'cr ID '""'"''
ting cnuI7ct> and TIDE over the pIr,ch rinp"i ~
p,rnis The assets largely exceed INC Hap""c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

BIG FOTR" OFFICIALS CITED To SHOW CAUSE
t.v,!lni ONO. oct. IL tud :" Rlr>> -, III" United
t.., I.>'ri,' Court I>-id oir!"r r,urnilt
., morrow ipriuc 'it;e t~p prentice 'i' al- "f ii'
l.s ioui' Eu,NrIh t. APPEAR dnt -I"W chuf WIZ
'l.. .lnu,d ut committed fer o".'"r p. For SOM
.rl. IN. T. zee, .'t'.., i,iaud Jur, ia, leon lnN"'
r.: CHARGES a.lf,' + Is. NIr;Iu. -"i"ri pa-~I i"i
..'' u ~" i.- Four wh" e. alleged 70 ha'" Vl'
'.,! ,hr i,'.-- commerce" l,S h. -us iirh"t> Al
r.,,.,.d rae, II itir. hUd!'rr \. \. Hewitt di'
r.L.t ,,,.t,f,., T. " f,.r" W.r. before ia" iurs
H." .,i'.r 'rti'd hat :" D. vi in h' posse" i"h A.
,,if.oilN ,I.,rlt:" i--'.'h iy Nar',n. aH'h"'N'
..f. - IL g., h. ~ I''!W''' ri'">. II" va a>h'
T. .-.u,c -" 'ir';ilIi INT r''t~''i 7" q" 80. -
,..i,' pr A.u, '>i - f'i- II. iIi' am ~
...,.. .,A,r- ~ H." "'--' --'' 81 IA" 'tH l' '"'
,--.> iIrplit iUd linz htN" ben "FI'iri tHi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

starters bcng Otis Burt's b. O. Larry ". b wren d.
Jessie Grant, u. D. IIerrIneton's o. H. D""""'S
Wilkes and the Eldorado Stock FANS D. " ."" ,'
Larry wOa In three straight heats. Jessie "'"' s
sccond money, Dutchcss Wilkes third TlnH-1iA 90
and 400 Til" second FOR the = =" cAe'' NV
starters being George H. Milrs br. :. rac"'', ~ DE-
llcrrncton's ABB id'cn Wilkes, \. =. M'pohl'us va
III. Counda. Il. Mabh"tts III. e. |. e. De- anu N"''''
woolcy'- Dr. Nentonl. Packer in straight mats.
Aberdeen Wilkes second Co!undn third Tihn'-- ia
80 aiu "a. Five aIc booked for t"'in"Ifo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

Cincinnati p, T. rl:' Inc, ~ ht'f''t ''r'N lux
tn, | nl:da travel held Lii-N il''''hE u P'''"''
..,, h.r ,,t,> AM, af,,, 4 lrrg d-,u~-'"n 'An' I"
an ,c,ccu,u, +, fin tourists and Florida rates i"
rent, a mill. fo. round iIp ti'hri~. equal u ''"'N
mil. actl,l travel The proposition wa l'u u, ~. ~,
southern rond, aud aaI'oi 1" hl tH'rc ""''" WI ''V
ohio kIvrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

=, ruI .,ci + ,Spcriah The - ." 'n' III ''''
,uund 10, ->rngrr rates announced 10y II" 80 ''"
>h ,rr lln,,s yr-trri,y males IL p"'>'" W. "
=, luy ,t,ht to Chicago At frVm =" % l." ~ '" inc
, a., , ,,,, being Sil ~. Thi, dcmoiall
20. a., U.-,.r,, STATE, Ia>>cne t->oclhiipn seem
n,v.rl, . f., stop. The " 500 s'r:h shoe hn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE n. Y, y. H. AND Fl.
H. c. ROBINSON CONCENTRATING THE STOCK
HOLDERS on TIE MANAGEMENT
OF THE ROAD.


Ncw.IIaven Conn. oct. II (SpeciaD.-At the annual
meeting Of the shareholders Of the NewYOrk. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company to-day these
directors elected George y. Miller. OF Ncwrork:
Wilson q. Hunt. Of New York; f.. ii. Trow
bridge, OF New Haven William ID. Bishop OF
bridgeport Nathaniel Wheeler. Of Bridgeport; Henry
G.. Robinson Of Hartford f.. NJ. Reed. Of NewIIavcn:
Charles p Clark Of New-IIaven Joseph Park OF Rye;
Channcey NJ. Depcw. OF New York Henry :. Lee. Of
Springfield: william Rockefeller OF York, and
Lcverctt Irainard Of Hartford. ON morton OF John
Ferris. vote passed thanking the directors FOR
their able management and their careful eSaN OF the
Interests e the Stockholders. Henry e. GOODWIN III
trOduccd a resolution requesting IN" director, to ran
al l"a, trains each over the several divisions,
Of the road to which should be attached In which
passengers might ride at rate not to exceed one cont
| a mile Nobody seconded this resolution, and Prrsi-
dent Clark declined to put it npon its passage In be
half Of the directors, II. G. Robinson OF Hartford
| said
81 think the stockholders OF this company have
| good reason to be satisfied with their investment ard
the manner in which the investments arc guarded By
| the management Aside from paying it's dividend
|. the company IA, done its duty by the public. Inc
| company i, well managed. With 1000 or 1000 cr
pl',y"S. II Is Impossible that some one among ti"h
| should not make m,inhc Tits must be eNp"'t"'
bur making allowances for this. We can congratulate
our>elvc, the regularity with which trains are 1ii
|
>"nE"rS enjoy. As an instance Of this, ! VIII ONLY
ute the handling Of trains the Harlem branch during
the lce>. when thousands and thousands Of passengers
were Transported daily without accident delay. Thi'
crcil'ablc piece Of work. During the last
| have had trouble with employees. no
strikes. ard. 30 far ~ know. Their" as been no III
'liuaton strike. II Is the policy 81 the company 70
| tf"at the well and pay them we'll. (Aprau~"
| The road to day, extending from New York city T.
springfield could not BE- duplicated for }jo.0Oo.Wo
some people say. because are paving 10 per cent
| dividends, that il j. too much. d. not agree VIII
| his statement. Ten pei cent on S2j,0OO.WO J.
| equivaleut per cent on 80 OD.oOO. and when
.av TIA, The al cannot be dUpl scd for the latte;
| ,mouut y0u ..l readily understand that the stock
hn!,!"r> do large ci'.'i> than they ara
| r,ultrd Ia. Hr>hl.>. think what u" road has c'"
| It nA, but up And given impetus 10 i'
| t,Wi, alpis IT. line.
President Clark WAS warmly c"mplImenfed FOR NJ
ahl, management Of affairs. TIA" in'"ln" Of III" RIA"
| ."r '.r year 9NOl6oO' and II. Operating cNiri-''
...l -. "hliue an Income H. ex'"s> ~ op'ritln,
u.,.-.., II Z. i-j.1 Th" d,uhl" tracking 81 IN
>i"r, I... division has cost n"trly rJoooOD. Tn" III
r!.c,iL.., If the road wii! be wiped ont by al
| lH'tcs-c ~ capital stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

Of LrIlt and strength r"mv 'd ard OF "'@" ana comfort
fellows the Of syrup Of fic, 1t acts III hhrn"i'
with natnc 10 'ncrtuaiy cleans tn y-tm "h'h costly
bilious. For sale Doc and v 90 botcs BY all lttd
drugg,tA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
FIFTH EACI-rUESl. .i'". \ ABOVE r
STALL ONE MIL.
HORSES FROM IROOkIN.E AID PhFtk|I -
Ml--~I.,. WITHIis A%b GAL" ~ EfDrtL TNlll

O.yyrr. m ~arc q; L,-.- .or lie N":; IrT-"' r'''
led ont H. !l:c i,.ro':. vc-'f !I {, ate hd ti"'
ale Of the B:oOLda" al Ircahn"'N string 81"
Morn, Park. Among n" iu?"r WEI" q N"i'"''!h'
aid g. f. smith, IN" !uj"r. RI; bur, PhI'. l.
Gathering together g""dy Wnilr': OF hO:Nr III ti'i!'
H.: WITH the evident purpose "i going !t' "iNr OF! 4"
liberal ,lc. Nr Wtlln,un .o!d hI own -ttr " IT,"
GAY ago and II u"Gc!-iD'd That he ""IH retire
i.D: turf. but he SEEM u, bc :'; AZ '!i"'h Ny
N.tncr, ana Nr ''al"it retain all ih'h J"i'IhS, ia
vii ,,. ihcfu neat -.-Di. ~, later L- h"Id- ";I
LI,ni.ia ard fayIlla .\t~r ~" iorc:"hc Al" "a"
.,r'lp.r:r d,I,o.,. .; Porter ~" h", 49,, II" Iudh
t.-i.l.uc. .oJn dc. ~ IL" ErI'tt,. "i'. |. v.
~:,.t. ,..c ied t." specify httl' ia" for 1000. IT,"
olc.s ftri.cd small prIccs. Tie following i suhi.
iILIf, Il iII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
D. ID. WITHERS'S BEOOKDALE STABLE.

Tor. I"y. e. . l.. 1. ",A'i''"T Majority ''
,}uo-nI". >. e., !. b. Tom "'hlirte e. clone. b.
Pa;,nr-.,r; 10. pIIy. 80 -.
>!u..;,l! r.. e.. /. ~ Tom O'h.III"c-Dirdlc. hr
-a.ut.icr. Gcor," t.. smith. +!.0,"
i, M'', I;'!i 81, # r';,I',. T. u"rr,' ~,So
'.ncf,,,,, h'.. .. b. I n'" Chain"I,. hF I"ri NJ
dcn. y. oellv.". c'''"
ohio D. >, -i"n"h"i'yc r'"lo. by MEG ErI."'t
hd..nni. h. .. lv King Er""-t- c,''"n". BY Far
mcatn g.. ,ltnian. -. 900.
Ch',.nn, con, .. D, hins!I,sc-fAnfin. b' FAINT W.
,,nni colt. 3: by KnvlAe Na,im. By Planet, f.
Mr!;l 'a ".by K'"FIHe-- E"v"I' b" Lexington;
-colln b. t.. .: Nv Knr Ernest lnvcrm"r'. BY Les
inc,on l.. &" Applc,y. ~.
Cn.~tin, colt, :, by Noit.,n'r Revolt. By Lexington
Cn",'nMi PAX; !: ~ K.nf!ikc T"m'"r. BY M'''
ray FLY. =. by Mpr,cmcr N!na. hy Kcntnchy T.
Lo'illiri. 49,"
Chestnut MY =, hv stnnch"ns" Majority by knIg
Fuylrl,v, b. + :. by Mor,crncr- Eij"n by Au,ra
han; y. Ogiiv!c. II ,o-;.
PKEAKNEVS HORSES.
Mo.iasu. b. =, .. h, Mor,cncr Esadnc. 10y Ley
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AT HvDSOS RIVER DRIVING rArE
pOuPhkccIrc. oct. II (Hp'cl). tn, October meeting
Hudson River Driving Park began to-day
con:ests. The 1rst for the 80 class.
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DETAILS OF TIE RiC ING.

FIRST RACE SWEEPSTAKES. BEATEN HORSES
SIS EACH. $50 ADDID. FIVE IUIION''>
Biting
=. III.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-07-17
Acadia Items.

Frank Hornbeck has gone 10 Montana.
c. T. Sykes, formerly Of the pusher, is now
conductor on the main line.
J. c. Medley was here few days last week.
Jos. Clarkson, Jr., came up from Reynolds
county and spent Sunday with Us.
James Evans was on he sick list, last week.
but is up and on foot all right now.
Mrs. Austin and her daughter are in DuI h
lin county.
LOUIS Miller has just burned another kiln
of brick, for use in The new school building
at Potosi.
Last Saturday during the storm the light
ming struck tree IN Thos. Quick's yard,
but no damage was done, except 10 the tree.
Fort Hill Sunday School bad picnic last
Wednesday al the Greason Spring one mile
west Of Arcadia. Every hing passed off
pleasantly and everyone had good lime.
The Ursuline Sisters have turned the water
out OF their LAKE, and are covering the bot
tom and sides with stone and cement.
Prof. B. Fox has been re-employed TO
teach our public school which opens Sep
TENDER LIST.
We understand there will be preaching
every evening this week at Fort Hill. We
hope the attendance will be good.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-07-17
From DeS Arc.

After q long dr0wth, we had fine rain
here last night; but early potatoes and corn
are very much damaged.
Mr.. Z. W. Graves and lady are visiting in
the east; will be gone until the first Of the
month.
Mr.. A. j. Ness Of Graniteville and Miss
Lou Davis of Piedmont are employed to
teach the next school al this place. They
come well recommended, and no doubt will
teach good school.
Mr.. Sam'I Weasr and wife were visiting
here last week. Mr.. Weast has sold out his
mill in Washington county. He will put q
mill up for |. q. Dunniean next week. Mr..
d. is moving his mill below Brunot on Crane
Pond.
Jas. Green has bought the Mcdonald prop
erty here,and will move here the first of Sep
TENDER, in order to send his children TO
school.
There is law suit here to-day. Some
boys were caught in Peter Hinkle's orchard,
and he has had them arrested for it.
Mr.. Geo. Morris paid us flying visit Sun
day. He is with the Martin Clotking House,
ST. Louis. ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-07-17
Personal.

Judge J. W. Emerson of St. Loois was II
town sunday.
Mrs. W. II. Byers is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Taylor.
Miss kimball OF ST. Louis is the guest OF
the Misses Flanagan.
Mrs. NJ. E. Seaman and children of St.
are at Mrs. Speck's.
Frank p. AXE of S.. Louis is spending a
week in Ironton.
Miss L izzie Kendall leaves to-day TO visit
friends in ST. Louis.
Louis Bueckemann and children of St.
Louis are visiting the family of MIR. Schwab.
Mrs. NJ. Chamberlin is spending a few
days in st. Louis.
Mr.. Harry Miltenberger and wife OF St.
Louis are spending the summer in the VAL
lev.
Miss Annie Kendall returned on Monday
from Fredericktown, accompanied by Miss
Kate DeGuire.
Mrs. Of Dexter is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. McCollum.
Mrs. Eda Rudy Of Kansas City is visiting
her brother here.
Mrs. DR.. Prince is entertaining Mrs. West
and family of St. Louis and Mrs. Nellie Van
lear OF Irondale.
Mrs. Coleman Hill and children of ST
Louis are visiting Mrs. Schmitz.