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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

The Slight Appreciated wheh Msss ss Have ssr -
Wees Of Wsasa.

prominent lady Of New.York City, who entertain.
Ing friends ct her homo recently became considerably
aroused u the remarks Of . gentleman. who speke a
the " weaker SEX" Strengthening herself up
sho said
a. You call Us che weaker scxi' Peshaps bseauss We
suffer. Do you NOT know sir. that women suffer In .
manner that cannot understand No man, unless he
doctor. end not always then. fully undesstand
womans suTerings. She makes few complaints. Soma.
times will admit that she las headache sometimes
that out Of order. and most women wouA
rather suffer agony In silence than acknowledge Aets
sunsrings, mako thoes miserable about then."
There 10 . world OF truth In the above remarks. ~
they essential II 10 for In ~ ssssos q
life to foruy themselves By right living good fssd snl
gen.s stimulsnt The best physicians have declared
and women have learned. thst whsky taken v
moderation Is BY far the best manner OF relieving ne
weaknesses and depressious which they subject
Is this which ha. made Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey -
wonderfully popular with both men and women. Ief.
tssy pure sn.ai9ns g,sIsss = y e ss
We which other mean: have ever been sSs e .:
Inc common remedies q re present day. ssSlS
under circumstances b used and that Dunya he
acknowledged BY both physicians and chemists 60 % 1850
lately the best
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BEoUESrs OF REBECcA d. WHEELER.

Worcester, Mass, Nov. 1.-The will Of Rebecca b.
Wheeler, of this city, was filed to-day. BY the will
the Worcester Academy gets $4,000; the Young Mems
Christian Association, $1,000; the woman's Baptist
Homo Missionary Society, 1000; the Home for Aged
Women in Worcester 81 900; the Baptist Theological
Seminary Of Newton Centre $1,000. as SCHOLAR
ship the preference to be given to Worcester young
men Brown University, $1,000 q scholarship; the
First BAPTIST Church Of Worcester OOO tho Orphans
Home Of Worcester, 81 900: the Young W0men's
Christian Association OF Worcester 81 900 and the
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OUTGOING STEAHERG
NEWS
SHIFFlNO NEVc
lORTOF NEwYORK. THURSDAY. NOV 4. lon
ARRIVED.

PoRroF NETWORK. NOV T. 1See
ARRIVED.
via malta oct t. With Carter Macy Co.. Arrived
ssss e S: :. q ~ q. 81
steamer ne c.ribsl Br wams Meaitsrrans.n pcrt: q:
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s, p. % a. rs ss 81 M:
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ssssmer Amos Barstow Prsvdence with mdss
a's' ss' days na.'
Snip Dora GER. Lohmsnn santos % days. In Dallas"
rhss c.,es. ,s' days. with nA''
Ma a %sss. :: s Wit. ~
H1s1 n s;rS sa Essa s.. '
CLEARED.
.,..u., Ga, x,roos BUTTONS galveston xsiissy Z
r s:s C,s.S ws ca ana
y q Asutn 6o Yves. Point Donia.
Steamer winthrop Homer. EasportM'-F Smith q"
SAILED.
Steamers Arizona and 81 Romano for Nverpoe Ao1vte
HAMBURG; Son Marcos Galveston st Asaph ana Cnames0
snS csassa: sosls ds Atlanta West Point "a II
RsrkS Vos,a Tor Christania Allan Busnos Ayrss
TRE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERS
TOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Nov 4-sAisd. steamer Lydan Monarch (Sh
onxxsSwS Nov .-Arnved Majestic tBr,. Pse
SCI. from S' Nov ySrH Cr rss :.snss cscs::s &
berwick from New YORK - r..... M, r.v,.. A.,
New York ...... u..,.. rxtv ma
peli and Taormna lG~r). Koch. from New YORK ,s..
KfNsAiR l-Paseed. steamer Hunio (pr xnompsoes
from New.York on her way TO Liverpool .,.-,, -
New.york c,-...... m, v.s~n
aon from japan and China porte her way 70 Nsw'xer
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FOUR CLUBS OF WHEELAIEN RACING.

"A NEW TEN-MILE RECORD MADE OVER THE
KINGsBRIDGE coURsEIrHE WINNERS
There were nearly 1000 wheclmcn assembled On
the Kngsbridge yesterday to witness the Die
races of the Harlem the Riverside, tho Gotham Wheel
men and the Manhattan Bicycle clubs The cod wind
soon chilled the spectators through and through, bat
they were not to be discouraged easily and they sta o.
10 sec the last run of.
In the 1O-mile championship race Of the Manhattan
Bicycle Club E. ]. Keane, the winner, ana r. H. nov
land the second man, both beat the previous ionic
record for this course, which was ~ minutes 10 Sec
onds. held by George n. Nisbet. Of the New'forS
Bicycle Club. Keane's time was 40 minutes "a Soc
onds and Howland's al minutes.
The following is the result Of each clubs races:
The Manhattan Bicycle Cubic mile club champion
shp-E. J. Keane first, time 40 minutes "a SECONDS
F. II. Rowland second, j. d. Conner third Fly mlAe
handicap-J. d. Conner, handicap 2:1o. FIRST tme Il
minutes so seconds; W. J. Monahsn same MARX sec-
ond Harry Rowland as, third.
The Harlem Wheclmcns races resulted as follows
Two-milc novice-T NJ. Macy first, time minutes
80 s5 seconds G. W. Burt second. NJ. A. Smith third
Ten mile handicap-Macy, minutes handicap, hrsI.
time As minutes 10 seconds; c. W. Osborn second.
r. II. Morrison, scratch. third
The races of the Riverside wheelmen were five In
number as follows: One-mle novlce-w COOK nrst'
time minutes so seconds; II. L. V. Warner second.
F. NJ Bonner third. One-mle opcn-A E. Stilger nrst'
time minute 35 seconds J. W. Judge sccond' Il. A.
Powers third Two-mile handicap-J w Judge, scratch
irst time minutes 81 ssco ds; A. e. 81 ger scratcn'
first time 10 minutes 3s sec lnds j. w Juogc sec
Ond time 10 minutes 80 seconds; u A. Powers tmru.
mile consolation won by J. o. Miller.
The Gotham Whecmcn postp NED their nve,mne
rscc owing to the bad condition OF the ROAD ana Ino
iafeness of the hour. The nem.le novice race was
won by Captain c. Smith, time minutes 30 seconds
oscar Tschirky second, Dan Levy third The two,
mia open-George c. Smith. frst, tine minutes 10
seconds; Oscar Tschirky second, Dan Lew third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
prvrns,nr wHEELMEN RACING.

The members of the Riverside wheelmcn's Clnb lel'
their club house. at No. 135 West Onehundred-a
fourthst, yesterday morning. In six-horsc taily-ho
coach. and drove TO the Kingsbndg Yonkers Wheel
mems course where they had their annual road races
After the races the party returned to the clubhouse
for luncheon and dance. Tho contests OF the day
were: One-mile novice, won by W. Cook' with
II. L. V. Warner second: time 3 30. Onc-mile
scratch won by A. z. stilger with j. W. Judge sec
ond; time. 3 :Os. Two-mile handicap, J., " Jnage
first A. T. stiIger second. J. l.. Miller third Tine
:: 2i Five-mie club championship A. Il: stilger
first. J. ". Judge second, z. A. Powers tniru' ume
10 90
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UNDER A GRANT OF TIE HUDSON BAY cOxPAET.

Tacoma Wash, Nov. AIN the United States
Court yesterday Judge iIanford rendered an opinion
In the suit brought by Catholic Bishop Of Nesquay,
70 obtain the title to 400 acres Of land occupied as
military reservation by the United States. Gov
eminent at Vancouver. Warrington. The claim brought
BY the plaintiff based upon the establishment OF
missionary station at Vancouver with tho consent OF
the Hudson Bay Company. The property Is now
thought to be worth from 100000 to 100000.
The court holds that the claim Of the United States
Government To the lands reservation is prior in
time and for that reason il for other superior IN
enuiiy 10 that of plaintiff. An appeal was taken to
the United states Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
MIR. BALFouR ON ANOTHER TOUR.

Dublin, Nov. 4.-Mr. Balfour Chief Secretary for
Ireland accompanied by Miss Balfour, Colonel Sir j.
West Rdgeway, Under Secretary, and Thomas Brown
Ing and George wyndham, private secretaries to the
Chief Secretary left Dublin at 80 O'Clock this morn
ing tour the routes Of the proposed railways
in Donegal. The train on which the party trav-
cling passed PostadOwn and Strabane without demon
STATIONS OF any kind being made
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THE czAREwrrcH,s TOUR BEGUN.

Vienna, Now 4.-The Czarewitch, who is about to
make q tour of the East and who will embark at the
Austrian port of Trieste, arrived at the frontier Of
Austria between and O'Clock this afternoon. BY
special request no Official reception rendered him.
ypGh his arrival at the Northern Railway station in
this city he will be met by the Austrian Emperor and
O number of the Archdukes. court dinner will be
given in his honor at O'Clock, and at 10 he will
resume his Journey to Trieste. The journals hefe
hail the visit Of the Czarewitch a welcome sign OF
the friendly relations between Austria and Russia and
OF the love and peace which prevail everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
A NEW AUSTRALIAN CABINET.

Melbourne, Nov. A new Cabinet has been formed
rs follows Mr.. Munro Prime Minister and Treasurer
Mr. shiIs Attorney General and Minister OF Railways
Mr. Langridge, Commissioner of Trade and Customs; )
Mr. Mclean, Commissioner Of Crown Lands and Sur
vey; Mr. Wheeler. Commissioner OF Public Works /;
Mr.. Graham. Commissioner Of Water supply; Mr..
Outrim Minister Of Mines, and MIR. Davis, Minister
of IusioA.
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SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS FIGHTING.

Berlin Nov. A detachment Of soldiers who were
engaged In guarding OF a railway station body OF 800
recruits who ~ere going some distance to drill inter
fered with the relatives Of the recruits who had come
to bid them farewell Several OF the soldiers were
struck by civilians, wheFcupon they drew their sae
arms and attacked their assailants Several OF the
civilians were so badly wounded that 1t was neces-
sary to take them 10 the hospital.
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DEATH OF AN OLD WAREHOUSE.

huntington Ind, Nov. AT Andrews on FRIDAY
the wellknown horse Jim, owned by George W.
Bell. which was ridden throughout the rebellion by
Colonel whitaker of NewHaven, Ind, died at the ripe
old age of thirty-ivc. On Sunday the Grand Army OF
the Republic Post assembled at its hall and followed
the remains to the place OF interment where he was
hurled with the hOnOrs of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS LOOKING FOR A SITE

Birmingham, Conn.,, Nov. (specal).-A representa-
tive of large silk plush mill of Yorkshire was here on
Monday looking for site upon which to build factory
in this country. H. Holton Wood and D. S. Brtns
made committee from the Board Of Trade, guided the
manufacturers about and they much pleased The
cause of their desire to settle in this country is the OPP
Grafton of the Mckinley bill. They questioned the
ocal represenatyes as to the advance of wages they
would have to pay, and comparison Of the wages paid
here showed this advance would be so per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
EAST ORANGE CYCLERS RACING.

The East Orange Cyclers he'd series OF handicap
road races on the Ccntralave course yesterday Inc
contests were as follows: Five-mile, six starters
won by John Clark, 4 minutes; time, % SO; john
Wheeler second rwomile four starters, won by
w. c. Heydecker, scratch: time, 7:l6; Fred Taylor
second One mile. four starters won by II.
Wheeler scratch, 2:52: W. c. Heydecker second
Hslfme four starters Won by II. Z. Wheeler scratcn,
90: W. c. Heydecker second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
INVITATIONS 10 THE THURMAN BANQUET.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. ALLAN W. Thurman has
received letter from exPresident Cleveland in which
the latter states that during his visit to this city to
attend the banquet ex-senator Thurman he will DO
the guest Of Governor Campbell lie also writes that
Mrs Cleveland has decided that she cannot come
Tickets to banquet sent last night TO Daniel
Lockwood and General Doyle, Of Buffalo, N. Y, for
themselves and friends; Governor jackson, Of Mary
land: Walter p. Logan and John H. lnmsn, OF New
York City Charles Keemelin and w. Is. burnet, o;
Cincinnati. and John A. Mcmahon. of Dayton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
THE ARDSLEY SALE TOMORROW.

The first auction sale Of lots at Ardsley town Of Green
burg weshestcr County will be held at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction ROOM No. SO Lbery-st ut noon TO-
The demand for suburban property strong at
present time and the large sales which taking place
good prices indications Of the general interest in this
subject This sale by the Ardsey Company peculiar
one In that 10 offers TO the actual investor seeking home
opportunity not only Of obtaining the land ct low price,
but also OF obtaining the funds for building
house. Sixty per Of the purchase remain
on bond and mortgage at per cent per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

Lonsshot who nrst into the stretch by length. In
the run in Admiral caught him and made what seemed
up and the race was given TO Lcngshot BY nose Long.
FORD third two longths back
SECOND HEAT.
s. betting f.
J. A. Lyman's ch G, Lonsshos 4. H., ax On.
keystone Stables b. 6. ADMIRAL. 5. ss t."D Wv
Dwy, nre.A.rs ,. 9. IonsiS a csy'ssssea' 81 IL
W. c. Days b. B. B. Million S.S ssi .o-l 81
Iaip Stables BIZ. c. venseur. = iO5 -, !,
Tmo-1 :48L.
Isngshot made the whole Of running and won clev
FIFTH RAoE-pURsE $780, SELLING. ONE
MILE
81 ps'''1 f.
ks psss'.u s:1s' r.. ,Js f,lpy 81 Flood
3. T. ru'fs'' h. crln'ld 's 'Ss. asf ls-l
Bradford Stables br. h. Raymond. q o.; 3. On
Pu.zis stsslss blk. 9. F.rnwood. D. So
H..sA Brothers. b. r.,s., Rias s3;s|ss; ' =, 81
). J. Hyisnds b. h. Grenadier, aged. "a; :
D. A. HoDis's eh c. Kyrle b. g. 1i 3r.;ai; sl So
" . s' ssss, g e. E'. Hss,: ssl
E. Browns b. t. Pearl Set. 8. 30 %
Time-l464
Chiihowie Prince Karl. Flood Tide, Gertle D., Jack
Rose. Quotation, Tho Abbess, Emet hlly Monroe and
Dundee withdrawn. Grimald and Forest King were
the pacemakers from the fall Of the nag In the home
came front and looked dangerous
but died away Then Pliny came With . rush. and
In the possible manner By length and half;
Grinald second head before Raymond, VINO beat Fern
wood head. No bid for tho winner.
SIXTH RACE-PURSE $500. 10 n BELOW THE
SCALE. ONE NILE.
Betting
st. H.
E. Corrigsn's b. O. Riley. BY Longfellow-
Geneva, yrs, 103 n (car. lool,;. -
John Mullns's b. h. Badge. s, liz lVinH 9-' Ia
D. w. McCoun's blk. c. Loantaka IL -, q
Tmel:43.
1t was . clsse race for six furlonH then Riley came
away and won cleyerly by two lengths Badge second
eight lengths before Loantaka. Eon. Cynosure. Bell
WOOD Granite Prince Senorita and Diablo did not
start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
THE BRIpEGRooM MURDERED BY A GUEST.

Glasgow Nov. A wedding feast which was being
held I'm the Italian colony IN this city last night wac
broken up ny a murder committed IN tile MIDST OF
the assembled guests While the feast was IN progress
an ItaiIsn. Lorenzo Nero Antonio appeaed III te
room He had received no invitation to attend the
feast and he was elected In a short time he re
turned and the bridegroom and number Of the guests
sttomptcd 70 again drive him out Of the room. An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

tonic resisted and during tho scune that cnsued ne
drew knife and plunged 1t into tho breast Of the
bridegroom, who fell 30 the floor corpse. when the
bride her husband Tying dead before her she uttered
wild shrek and fell upon his body unconscious. One
Of the guests who had taken part In the attempt to
eject Antonio also received knife thrust nom tho
murderer The assassin finally overpowered after
desperately seeking TO make his escape, and was
handed over to the police. All tho men concerned In
the affair were vendors Of icc-crcam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
IRON AND STEEL DELEGATES.

Montreal, Que, Nov. 4-The members OF the Iron
and Steel Institute were further entertained by tho city
this morning There was review Of the fire brigade
after which the visitors left by special train for
Lscine to run the rapids. The Ifarbor Commissioners
then took them In hand and gave them trip down
The harbor Most OF the members left here Tor home
TO- piRht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

Beloit, Wis. Nov. A passenger train oil the
Chicago Northwestern road wrecked this morning.
Fireman wech instantly killed. Engineer Egan
was badly injured. The coaches were badly SMASHED
but no passengers were seriously injured The acct
dent was caused by an unlocked switch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
HUDSON RIVER srDArBoAr BURNED.

Ncwburg. n. Y. Nov. 4.-Thc small excursion
steamer Iona. owned by Colonel John d. Leverich,
was burned tonight at Tishk Landing. Loss eo 900
Sc 900, Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
ACCESsORTES TO THE FOSTER MURDER.

Elmira, N. Y, Nov 4.-Joel Rutan, well known
farmer; Banjamfi Shay and Robert Shay were
arrested to-day accessories to the murder OF Mrs.
Nellie Foster, by william Decker, in this city, last
Friday night. Rutan is uncle of the murderer and
ali three are charged with aiding him to escape.
The arrests have created sensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
FIRST ELECTRIC RA

FIRST ELECTRIC RAILWAY IN ENGLAND.
London, Now 4.-The Prince Of Wales to-day opened
the first electric railway In England. running nom cc
city Of London under the Thames to South London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
supnsss esl ssss Als Mosa ssts lSs p Moons sss -
HON wArSk
4 Randy Hook. l33 Gov Island 200 Hen 0atA 3:6$
SE-Ssndy HOOK. las Gov Island lies Hell 0ats. SsA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
TIE GUyBoAr coyOoRD sAaIs.

Chester, Penn, Nov. 4.-The new gunboat Concord
sailed from Roach's shipyArd hire to-day for New
York near which city her Official trial trip win be
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
A PEACEFUL. SITUATION IN EUROPE.

St. Petersburg Nov. Ain an article upon Russis's
relations to the leading European powers tho "Novoe
vremya' to-day dwells upon the peaceful auspices
under which the winter season opeas. situstdon
has supervencc It says, which the French describe ~
entente cordisc. All agree that the recent jour-
neys OF tho Emperor Of Germany contfoufed prnci-
pay to tho establishment Of present Satisfactory
situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.
London, Nov. 4.-Full returns Of the municipal
elections in England show Liberal gain Of 81 and
Conservative gain OF GS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

TIE DUNE Of N7<s1o1kO . WE" "
Luxembourg, Nov. 4-The Duke OF NASSAU "no
owing to the condition Of King William OF Hoiand'
who has been declared incapable of governing, becomes
Regent of the Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg, will arrive
here to morrow He win take the oath Of ONCE on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
FRENCH ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.

Paris, Nov. Am extensive Anarchist movement
las been discovered at Lyons. Five arrests have
already been made and others are expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

Mr.. AND MRS. sCOvEL TO SUE FOR LIBEL.
London, Nov. 4.-Mr. scovel. the tenor, ana MS
wife, who was formerly MISS Roosevelt, OF New-fork'
will bring an action for libel against "The st.
Stephens Review for publishing an article in which It
suggested that Mr.. scovel had married Miss
Roosevelt for her money, and that tho marriage Wa
an unhappY one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
uOrBER AND BABY BURNED TO DEATH.

HOTTER AND BABY BURNEU to DEAuH
Bethlehem, Penn, Nov. Airs. Arsene Julian and
her one-yearold baby burned to death last night
by the explosion of an ordinary kerosene lamp which
she carried In putting the baby to bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
M CONVENE THE Idaho LpcrsLArURE.

Boise City, Idaho. Nov. 4-Govornor Gcergc j..
shoup yesterday took the oath Of Office, and issued
prociamatiop convcnnG the Lesis16tuse On December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
Announcements

A. Though pure and simple, and 90 mild
n might be used by any child,
Yet SOZODONT 10 80 swift and SIRE -
That mouth ana teeth WIN wo s,S ''
Til they become sweet. white end pufe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

Beware OF a slight irritation OF Pc E SnIosH
Rrummells Cough props give ilnncdiess Ess.s ~
taSe A. H. D. on each drop. soA svesy"Ase'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

DrArSEss AND HEAD NOSES CCkkD
<prcn's par INVISIBLE TuBrLAR EAa Cv,HonS w.
vsrs heard successfui when ell ssws1SS x IA ~ xy
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HARSH SKIN.
HrxRY a. UAxIELs, q. o.,

HARSH SKIN. =
Health Food Comfspys Gluten Seep s~" -
Fifth avenue and eli druegiss&
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o,...... AZ ne Esrvcas systsS 6sslte urn:y osees
I'm pcscocs and Sssrliisy. Hours - J. ~
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KsKp's SPECIAL SALE or CoILAIa "a. -
III So =. wv
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THE rrJzABErH ENTRIES TO-DAY.
SCALE. SIX FURLoNGS.

FIRST RACE-PURSE s600. NON.wINNERS OF
$1,000 In 1850. 10 POUNDS BELOW THE
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INCOMING STEAMERS

THURSDAY, NOV. q
.AntWurp. .....Oct
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sCOND RACE-PURSE $500

AS IN FIRST RACE.
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1t was . close race for six furlonH then Riley came
away and won cleveriy by two lengths Badge second
eight lengths before Loantaka. Eon Cynosure Bell
wood (,rane Prince James, and Diablo did
start,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

!. Eysns's ch c. Beansy. by Iroquois1 :.
.. w \. HONG. u o. E. 'fi'i ssfk Rdss
ssi.msndsr Stables b. f. cOldstsp, i !a, Al a.
GLENDALE Stables oh. c. RushlgSs iqS, :,
81; n rsss,ss: IL Lucy ST. ..,Iss ssi nj
Ans'. en- Josie w., N Ands,;sp' 4o-i '2-i
Time-1 17a.
Dash Bolt was withdraw. Golds.ep and Park Ridge
altesnsted lead far the head Of the s'reteh
when both were passed By Beansy who away inside
length Park Ridge second four lengths before Godsep
THIRD RACE-MATCH. 81 900 SIDE. $1,000 ADDnp'
~. SEVEN FUELoSGS.
3 Betting s.
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Charley Post on The rail-. Got little the best Of the
start made whole Of the running ans easily by
two lengths Garrison rode Text hard but could
get him In front. Charley Pos. easily outsn him all the
FOURTH RAcE-PURsE $500 SELLING. HEATS
OF ONE NILE.
A. FIRST HEAT.
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J. A. Lymaq's Oh. c. Longshot, by Duke Of
KoHdkdsm by Lsngford, yn. Ii6 p,
x.,..oo. stable. ). 6. Admiral. q. gard 80 l.
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Timc-y 40
Eric Wctderaft TlcodosIus ana Rambler with
lnwn. y. D. Million led for quarter and gave way to