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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
VARNLSIlERS QUIT WORK.


pAY-SOME FIRMS YIELD.
The agitation among workmcn for shorter hours OF
labor and increase Of pay continues with undated
enthusiasm, w0rhday Of eight hours being the aim
of all present agitation. Yesterday 200 members o.
the United brotherhood Of Progressive varnshcrs and
Painters went the strike In the shops Of over
sixty bosses and firms including those OF Potter &
Styms, George Schaesty Co.. licrcr brothers. IIert,
brothers. Radey Grecnongh and Hess & Co.. Of
this city, and Kenyon & Newton, james Ryan and
Blass d Staynor, in brooklyn. The strikers demand
that the bosses sign o contract with their union for
workday Of nine hours. recognition OF the union and
an increase Of pay from ~ so day for inside shop
work to a. 49, and for outside contract work
from 81 IS to 81 day. all work done ships parts
of ships TO be couutcd outside work. The strikers
have established headquarters In Clarendon Hail. where
tie strike committee receives reports and directs
operations.
The outlook for the men is good for mp TO p. m.
Yesterday seventeen firms and individual employers
or about ono quarter Of the bosses, had conceded the
demands OF tie men. who will return To work this
morning In these shops
The Executive Committee OF the Cabinet Mahers'
Association mot last night
The meeting was special one called to take action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
A cLrRGYMANs TESTIMONIAL

was Sssa:a WIZ ~S On .ss vs:;
tSobescc being extremely itchy and painful Nns .ss
70 Production sns oran scd sSe cUrICRN RI
so Si:v cHTicu r. cCTIcCRA SOAP according
day they worked wecrfry and BY their continued uss
bouSdcd tsiti IN IN" Ct-TICURX REMEDIES regard
the CUCCR RESOIvENT a. the very PEI 1iooa s 9r'1
tho I'm market and cheap at Twice ~ pfscene
price. shall other for the toilet ana pam. wi9
tho prevalence Of skln diseases among US people ene
they hs most dcult to deal with, rsasm the GILL .
CCltA REMEDIES Of important ana ntrinsic vaae
the world than other medicine now before the puzzle
"'D REV; Nm CREEI.MAN York Corner. Me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
THE SALrORD UARRIrRS ARE toMINH'

Every lover " athletic sports will b. glad to hear o.
the Stafford Harr!crs. OF England, will b. here cary
fall to contest with AMERICAS best athletes Ill -.
" George W. Carr, president OF th" Manhst''" ~ ~.
club. J. II. Hardwick. scctrctnry and treasurer
Stafford ua,rer. ssvs .Our team now includes besao
myself, i've amateurs who Sil present day chepp.
Wis.,: T.. w. Parry. National cross.conntry c"s"p.
northern counties three. quarter mile st"ep'erhas 90
pion and two mile stepechssr champion OF fhssnu'
Il. Morton, noPt.ern countics cro>sconntry ehampN
worlds record holder from fouteen to twenty miles
Morgan loc.ysrd champion OF England and io'y'u ,s
ern counties champion r. L. Nicholas. m''o"r'"
champion Of England ::o.ysrd northern counties
pion and one.fourth mile rthern counties 'ha"I'"
u. H. Norris l,OOO.yard northern counties 'bsmp"" ,s
At meeting last night OF the Mammalian A'''e ~
the following WAS submitted and agreed IN; 'lhs
letlc COMMITTEES Of tho Manhattan Athletic CLUB mas
ranged for big Joint meetings between the Sstoru
the Manhattan Athletic Club and local clubs Ut d'"'
points - follows: Detroit Athletic Club Ut Detfo" -
caro- Cricket and Athletic Club 1t Chic,go. Buffalo ~
letlc club at Buffalo, Roston Athlete Association ~
ton and Athletic Club OF the Schuykill Navy 81 F"s
uhia In addition the above there VIII be one u ~
big meetings held In Ncw.Yorx city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
THE VESTERN RATE SITrIHO
ROCK ISLAND AID ALTON PUTTING FIGURES
LOWER THAN TIL. COMMISSION.

ROCK ISLAND AND ALTON pr'rT!NG FIGURE,
LOWER THAN TIE CUMM.>>l,N.
Chicago. sept. = special The Rock l-lh'd ard
Alton ruads gave notice to day that they would bot
only conform 10 the order 81 the Interstate Com
20 the order l cent better and make the rate IL
cents on wheat from Kansas city. IT. Joseph and
Council Bluffs 10 Chicago. instead Of 70 cent, rs
ordcrai The wheat ,atc VIII be 20 c'nt' fr"' u
other Missouri River pnnt, When the remaining r"u.'
get rrady ~ducc the rate. The l" cent raj" u
made to preserve the present dlfcrcitihls VIA 81
Louis. On all kind, Of grain the Rock Island aud
Alton win make l. cent rate as OrLcrcd hy the
Commission. Said Chairman Mideley to-day
Tho Commissioner, have agreed to let us have
until October I. IL Hccc-Sary, To r,ducc Tie rates
found them perfectly willing "a help ont 81 the
,narl n which VIC would have b,cn wound up II they
had in.ikted september l. Now The Rad, wishing
to do give legal notice 81 reduction under
our rules otherwise they mn, not only have BROKEN
rules IN making the educton but II would hAvo
trpLcn the sRrrmcnt by which rae, east bound ir'n
Missouri wer. advanced. The advance II salt rates
wet into effect to-day. That lumber rates Will be
effective September q All the r>t, except grain
rates. were advanced August -. On the whole. thl,
WlIl leave Western rutes IN eNcclkl,t shape.
The estimated grUss earnings Of the entire R-k
crease compared with August. los.' VI Si6j.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

two records were broken. the three and five mile tan
dems Following are the winners:
One-mile novice. safety-H. Ward Kelly. Rochester.
first George Lloyd. syracuse second Time, 10 Ia
Two-mile ordinary, l.. A. ". State championship
". f. Murphy, Sew-iork. hrst e. ~ Murphy, New
York, second Time. j:35.
lislf-mile safety, OpcnW. ID. Banker. New York
first; j. II. IIaz.ctOn, Philadelphia, second. Time
10. 49, ,..
Three-mile tandem. l.. A. ". state championship
Won by {. j. wins, Rochester, ana W. r. Ga>sler,
New. York. Time, $40. This breaks the record,
Two-me tandem race against the record-won By
e. N. Murphy and ". +. Murphy, New York. Tina
IA :O5 This IL minute seconds below me best
ono mile ordinary, open--A. A. Zimmerman. Bergen
Point. n. j., first. Time. 80 T. ~
one mile safety, L. a. ". state championship Won
70 allow the race on account Of the time limit u
Three mile ordinary. open-won BY A. A. zmmer
man. Bergen Point. X. j. Time. 1922.
Onemile 20 class, safefy-F. r. hammer. Koch
ester. hr,t: ". +. Henry, warren Penn, second.
Time. 3OOl2. ~ ,
Murphy, New York, first {. VI. MURPHY HeW'iorSs
second. Time. II :OOl2. - ,.,.
Half mile dash. safety, open-J I. Havc,oh inllS
dephia, first: w. F. easier. Nc~'f"rS Sccond.
Tine :141-4. ,., e.
Two.miIc team race between New York and syra.
c,ise-WOn by NowIork IL. Zimmerman a'd bo~man|
In q :O4 a. 49,, ,..
several exhibition features were added thinner:
man made the half mil" dash on ordinary IN ID a.a
Banker and (as.Icr took tandem over nile IN :,
clam supper and trip on onOndaaa Lake ns
night closed the meet, which was one oi inc mos
success sful ever held In the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
IxTH RACELTrEF HANDICAP. s3S EACH $3.50
ADDED. ONE NILE AND A QUARTER ON TIE
THE CyCLERS, MEET AT SYRACUSE ENDED.
A MIG PARADE AND RACES THE FEATURES OF
TILE LAST pAY-rwo RECORDS BROKEN.

syracuse, n. Y. Sept. : GspcciaD.-This was the
closing day OF the New York State meet OF the League
Of American Wheemcn. The two features were the
parade In the morning and the races In the AFTERNOON
over 500 cycles were In line. representing al the i'm
porout clubs I'm the state. Rochester sent sixty.
thre, men, and thus captured the cup valued AZ $50,
for the largest delegation In the procession At tho
raccs this afternoon u big crowd was present. Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
A RAILROAD CROSSING CASE.

Hartford Conn. Sept THE Church 81. railroad
crossing before the RaIlr,id CommIs>
this afternoon The hearing 20 b. the applica.
ton Of counsel for the New England roh to rtnovo
the to tho United States Circuit Court II was
cNprctc1 that tonpr mise would be made aid tn,
DO Withdrawn from the Courts and from b.lnr,
the Commissioners. This has not yet been done
Briefs filed by counsel for the cy and the rail.
ron company, and mn adjournment taken until
September -. The adjournment Indicates that COM
promise may Yet DC made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

Chragu. Sept. (SI~clal). Thu Lake shore b, ON tho
point OF abandoning III" uniform bin Of adng. The
boycott against It is 100 heavy u he longer bornc AZ
to-day, meeting the Chicago Committee, " the Central
Traffic Association, thu Lake Shore rartk ally notified To
its members that II would give o3ciai notice OF the
abandonment Of the present form ut the meeting
Of the Central Traffic Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

These great requisites fully met the Royal Blue
Line Oh, rated between NcwYork Philadelphia baltimore
Washington by tho Jersey Central. Reading and B..
anu o. Tho road k double tracked II, entire length laid
WI" .svE tI rail-, On rock caa. md the ccasG rssiC
tspps ere yssuLurd hated By steau aaa LIGHTED 1 pcA
HSs. Station foot OF LibcSN.sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
TIE WESTERN PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.

-. Louis. oept. 2.-The meeting OF the w,rtrn
Passenger Association. casd for t. day. a<scnhiri IN
the Southern Hotel. pom this IN citing depends tho
continuance Of tic agreement under which the lives
west Of Chicago have hitherto ben operating. Zen.
cra Dissatisfaction Is expressed with the manner In
which The convention Is organized. and there ryi,,
grcA; difference ~ opinion and srong rivalry IL 20
the character OF the change, that 20 b. mad and
there |, strong possibility that The S0cll'ion vii!
he broken up and rate war cnsuc. great many
complaints huve been made that s"'rct rate cutting
has been going on. and that til, Agreement has he
practically unnnllcd By the extent 10 which Thu" has
boef carried The Rock Island has been tn principal
scapcsOat. but charges similar In their nature have
been made against nearly every road. Tn" sentiment
general that II wOnh b" desirable to r'tiin the
present association IN rN>icnc" II T. Hmti be
modified to allow all line, involved fall chance.
The meeting Will rcInnln ln session several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
THEIR MEETING POSTPONED 4 DAY.

Tho weekly meeting Of the truna line Tasscnrr com
mttcc will bc held to-day. IL WAS postponed from
yesterday because Monday IL legal holiday and
Tuesday Is day on which much business accumulate,
for presentation The follow Ing day {, the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
A CHALLENGE To TIE ATALANTAS.

Boston, sept o-president Berkley. OF the hraaIc'.
Boat Club. issued a challenge TO nav 10 '"c 's
Dared and seniOr four-oard she'll crews ~ wv
Ataanta Boat Club. OF New York. I" row on an' 'A'
course for banners and prin~. lie VIII also "''A'
sngl. and a doubls srnll race. ana VIII hot ~ W.
OF tho Bradford eight for material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
A CLOSE RACE AT TRAvERS ISLAND.

A CLOSE RACE At TRAvERS ISLAND
The New York Athletic Club held Its monthly lao~
dsy at Travcrs Island yesterday. The eh'.' ~ .'..
,.'.'.... Wa. Tho Traycrs Island looyard hsndist
TN. wa, won by H. G. Fisher, ir, W. W. Ellsworth ~
L. r. Sharp. dead heat for second not yard 0e"'"
tho winner Time 10 S.6 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
sECoND KACE-sAppHIHE STAKES. TWO.YEAR
OIDs ssV EACH $3.50 ADDED. FIVE AND
HALF FCRIONGS.

SECOND RACE-sApPHIIE STAKES Two.rEAR
UIDs soo EACH. $3.50 ADDED. FIVE AND
HALF FCRIONiS
Charles R.-d = sons ch c. waeott, by Long law
MisS Osncc 10
IIoGrh Bvthcts Dr. Statagrm, by S:rauotd -EIclyh
Carter
Castle stables b. {. ThornGae. ~ Eous-Lilie HALE
n.rrch & WithrOH's Oh. T. Void, BY kayon DOR
J. \. s A.. II. Morrss b. {. Key Wort. By Glcnelg-
Hanover stable, Oh by Pvwhnttan- sequence lIS
f. Browns ch. Forcr,nner, BY Fouso-Aary
W. l.. sco,t's Oh. {. Nor,uot. by Rnyou dor-fiOrncs
Gray CO.. ch e. ouart.rs,retch by Fsv.tusT in-r III
Na.hfort Manor Farms b. t. uas'on by faheto--
nassau Stables Ell. O. orion by King bolt Cerisc
Tndine Stables oscar 10y I'D ldcP"troleuse III
tieoig. i~sts CHI q. Algrnon. by Joe psnicls-Fsus'
D. n. pui-itsrs eh. c. Sir George. by Spendthrft--
f. j. Baidwins ch. Sil>trado. by Rutherford-Josie
W. H. Jennnys'< b. C. -. by Onondsgo KEEP. los
W. H. Jenninrs's b. { -. by Mmyar- Hosslln" 10Y
~ D. with"rs's ch Z. -. by MortsmerAdaxe. ltS
Atonwood Farm, b. L. -. by Bond Or"Lady Hs:Xow loo
". l.. SCOTS br. I. wrnds~sy. BY Wsnderer -,
T. Mr fmrcls br. Nellie Biy. by strauodMAnmee. los
THIRD RACE-HANDiCAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2S
EACH. si.ooo ADDED. ONE MILE AND FIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
TIE DECEIVED SWITtIIMEN FEEL BETTER.

TIE DECEIVED SWITCIIMEN FEEL BETTER.
Buffalo. sept. (Spccia-lt Is rp"ricd tonight
by men OH the inside that the striking swit"hmcn
here have made the break which has been expected for
nearly week past 4 large meeting Of the strikers
WAS held on Monday night. al which the strike
is said TO have been declared OF. The men r'olved
to go " work wherever they can and to let the
knight Of Labor who still ont go 1t alone
Nearly all OF tho striking swtchmcn I" Gay applied
10 Tralnmastcr Malorcy for rft st enc IT. Thcl-
request, we're refused. the u.Iina de- llrng tnai
none Of the striker, will be taIca back. There Is
switchmen against tho Knights Leaders VIII, induced
them TO strike
Tho company has II" non union men ut work
altOgct,lcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
SKIN DIsHAsEs

Isoh,.s, Barsiss. scaIy. Cr~sied' P'"sy An
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

r,. ninth annual convention Of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Stationary Engineers began III '"e ~
Opcra House. in Thirty fOurthst.. yesterday anu win
,.st for the rest OF the week. John Fehrehba'ch' oi
cincinnati the president OF the a'Soc'ato'' Pes"eu
a. Tho short SOS sion Yesterday and submitted his annual
rport. which eulogized steam power proposal t'A'
,h association interest Itself In legislation for better
safeguards apaund dangerous machinery the ADOPTION
of uniform license law IN all States ana tue general
Improvement OF tho condition Of the members OF the
National Association The report WAS anop'ou' Nv
a credcntal committee. consisting. of d. T. Ciawfor',
A. s. Williams, John F1ck>. j. j. Mc'nihcss anu i'ooc.
j. Smith, had been appointed the convention adIour"oa
until o a. IN. this morning. There are o'ooo mem
bers I'm the association. In the afternoon 'he lou
Delegates with their fanili ; took san down the
bay and around the Scotland Lightslp. when uhcy
returned they had their pictures taken In u group
Delegates representing nearly 100 gold ana suVcr
braters In this country will meet IN this city to-day
IA form q national organization Il the trade the
various gold heaters unions At one tine belonged 70
the Knights of Labor but desert that organization
10 form an independent federation aud became dis
organized Tic now organization to be formed 10
day will DO known ., the National Gold ana SILVER
heaters Union. Many OF the dclcra'cs arrivd ycsEr
YESTERDAY expressed confidence that The Increase OF
the tariff manufactured gOd and silver grMs would
bring about q corresponding increase In wages
Tho strike OF the women employed IN I'll" anNdry
connected with the Holman House ended yesterday BY
all tho women returning 70 work
The Slate and Metal RUhers' Protective lniU met
In Stuy vcsant Hall last night. and rcd an a2r""ncht
with tho bosses making eight lr,uis a day. wOk A.
81 10 q day. The agreement IL TO take effect on
september and run t. september l. l-"l. Thco
will be no strikes In this trade for u year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
PAGES OF TIE HARTFORD wlIEELMEN.

III
Hartford, sept. tspecap.-The second days ~
tendance at the tournament OF the li"r'fou "heos
Climb WAS about one third that Of the first day. ao"i'
1000 people being on the grounds. In the handicap
fo- both high and low wheel, the distances we're poorly
made I'D and many Of the men were PLACED at s'cAs
Disadvantage
The first race was In one mile handrap Hca"'
safety The race was taken by {. >. Fox, brids"
port, 3s IA. -.
The ordinary handicap In heats was Won by .. W.
Merrihew, Philadelphia. % 4o.
The one-mi.c tandem race for the state champion
ship .:as won by shea and Harding. Hartiod ""
The three-mile lap race was improvement on thsl
OF Monday owing to the time limit OF ten mlhute''
II was won by Anthony, Of Taunton, 10 Od; CampoeA
Of New-YOrk, second.
The one mile safety tandem was close rae
Iyland smith. New Bedford, and kluee. New forS
A. c. won in , :37 beers and l!utch.ns, Everctt'
second
The three minute class was q close contest between
Wills OF LOndon AMI Wallace. OF springfield Wallace
winning b. spnrt
P. J. Berlo, Of South Boston. attempted To lower
Abe American record OF the solid tir. safety making
the distance In , 80 3 ). The record j. : 30
A. f. LumSdef. OF Chicago In t'inl for time ocls
Time-l :l3 2-3. -, 49,. a..
Tir meet has been successful and Will net To
wheel club about 81 800. ..,..,
Al the close of tls races Guy. the tro,ter. driven
By Saunders failed To lower his record Of ::loo+
making = III "a without skip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
Left ut the post.

. TIcft nc On" post
Owing to Hsrgens carclessncss Rsncocas left at
the post. Druidcss. Mamie H., Onward and Clarendon
were leaders from tho start Drudess In front
~ they UP out OF the dip but In tho home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
THE PROGRAMME DO.DAY.

The programme to day Is but slightly inferior to the
remarkably brilliant presented by the able secre-
tary OF tho Coney Island Jockey Club on Monday
Blsides tho wcllknown sapphire stahes for twoyear
olds 1t contains the hrst OF Mr.. Lawrence's great
autumn handicapA tho Twin City This is at the Sub
urban distance. = mile and quarter. and has raled
ont q field OF rare merit, including such stars as
Eircnzi Senorta. los Angeles Prince Royal, Euris'
buddhist and Tournament II Is highly probable that
Mclaughlin will have the mount ON tho queen OF the
Turf and all tho world knows that none can ride her
hotter than he Tho Twin CITY Will 10 . good race.
Thc ncl1, I'm tho other races speak for themselves.
Thi, Will he an afternoon Of stirring sport.
These AFRO the entries:
FIRST RACE-SwEEPSTAkEA 10 Each, sioVo
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEFkN FUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

nm tho lsbo troubles ana Its 1mpOrl4u'o oiVS
oahAr All of the fve members OF the com n'ee III
Are members Of the firms Of baqmgarten o. m.r'e
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REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF TRAIN WhECnhN,
The attempts recently mode In Ponfhkcep,le sna
West Albany to wreck freight trains has iea 'l.e ".
trail Railroad Company to offer reward for inc de
lection Of the criminals the following prormmauoh'
reward Of one thousand dollars ~ OOU %i o "i
maid for securing the detertbon arrest Md Ut al
the person or persons who the night OF AngGHt ia
mr. INC morning Of september 1900. 'ockca anu III, .
i.cnd nv ransed 70 be- unlocked and mispiaceo Two
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cine and three freight Of northbonnd tram "er'
propOrtonate reward will be paid Tor inorm n, ,d
lcadns 10 S.o Nv '1'''o' II. W. WEBB,
PcrS"h vi P' Third VicePresident.
General Manager Touccy said to Tribune reporter
.t,ve N tho various attempts made to wreck trains
nm the New York Central and Hudson River Nairo"u
Yes there have been several dastardy attepi most
N dcstroy tho property Of the company Dut III 1S.
cases these attempts have failed Iney aU Who de-
such mlscrcants as VII! DC Ionhu o'o'' "N0 WV
light in creating mischief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

THE INTERNATIONAL srP WILL STAY HERE-
A large and fashionable gathering ATTENDED tns
International canoe regatta Of the New York 'ahoo
Club, which was held al stoplefon. :. l.. yesterday
afternoon Representatives from all the canoe e'ns
IN this neshborhod present and the race be'"een
Ford Jones and H. Lansing Quick Wa one ~ the NOS
intensely exciting canoe contests of c scaon ihN
was fair west wind blowing "heu tE ra'e s's'''e
and the tide was u; the cbb. The start wa, maze o.
I. 80 O'Clock Ford Jones, Of the BrocAvIl!e ,"os
Club the challenger came out hoanS extremely he'.
In his little canoe. cr cannck. lie carried 100 ~N
Of canvas. II. Lansing Quick. Of the fonkers esn"
Club. who was chosen from many to defend inc MS
tcrnational cup. cane out 10 his favorfe canoe e
Uuo. He carried l35. feet OF sail. Tile start was
fair one and tho rsce splendid fight for h"e p''ses
For two rounds Of TIE tho canoes kept sac "
sido but In the final round Ducks little era" oea
~ steal ahead and came - eire home STAKE u,s
and 81 seconds ahead OF the Canuck. Inc m.c, ,hsr
tona cup viii now t,e held by Quick UNI. n.a IN ~
challenger appears. when it Will be rrt'rned " ~
New York Canoe Club To- he competed for AGAIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

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Iaili. llailrNUd llS N ...... Ilaap =
4 u, ia q. St. Onl"r llS f"rg"nj : % %
I.iay cos l.. (. Betty Prahrr lus - "a .
Kanroca, stallc's br. Chartrcuse los - =
W. u. joining, CHI T. -, by Onohuaea-, :.
MAtA.Ordt. los ............Nt oNihs'oi - "
T. H. N, Dunald's h. E. Young Hrar,. llo =.
" " tFV-tcD 0 IL %
W ~ Connrr, en- (. Gurl"ia. luH 80 .,
w. SO tMartlnJ q col ID
d. T. Pm'sifrrs b. G. X rkov"r III t3a:urs Ill a.
q. " Iinnkins, CHI. L. AppomuttiN. !lo .. n
IIough Brothers b. T. Queer Girl ios -,
rndIne Stable. b. Oscar III Ca: il3i.) ~ q,
Davis & Halls b. c. Kcyscr, III trar. 1i2t2
Tme-l IL 10.
D!scklock, the Sequence colt, Key West. WeDdaway
and Dutch Girl withdrawn. After short delay At
t,c po,t the nag fell fair start Taral quick active
and alert got Thondale OIL Ia tho lead and by the hardest
.r " riding kept him IN front VII the way. winding by
h, I'D ST. second four lengths before Betty Prahsr
Who b. 1t Churtreuse two lengths.
Mu.ua.-Thorndalc straight eco 50. place 80 IS ST.
Omrr place ~ %.
THIRD RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
YEAR.OIDS. s25 EACH. 81. coo ADDED ABOUT
SIX FrRI.ONGS. on THE FCTuRITY COURSE