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c0rRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunrru,e Court-ticnxIa Term Recess continued.
Surr,ru, IiriOr" Lawrence, J-Moton
,.l,rint Nos. | IA SO, called 81 III o'cicck - .
supreme tOurt-Speciai Iefh-lafts sHo IA-Ae
,oliu.d for the term. .,... ...,, o..
=, lSVV - o,. p.,,s Ir TT o,d rvAA
,ourn,d until october u , G IT, .,...
vnls Of Msr;ar,tha Dreicr, Mary Lod"rose. Eta 7.
I'm" pa,rirk Murray aud william \. Brakeman. 10 .
SUPERIOR Cvurt-Spe,sl Irrm-bcforc Dugro. J.-Ao'
Superior courTriaI Term-p'r'' l. II and lII-Ad'
iou rwmn vi =. Special TcrmBcfore Daily J-Motoas
Common picas-lrial Tern-Par~ and il-Adjoufnes
until OCTOBER o. 1870 , .po,,,o u.Ad.r n
MVI itT Cour-Tral Term-part I.neiore Ehreh. J.:
Ma i3ii 1915. 1896 1884,, 1888 1855. $50. $50. I'll.
-aiS d3Srral Tsfn-P;rt ii-retore Fitzsinons j.
Ncs aS, 1915. :o25 SO ISL 1885, 1898. 1898. 1897.
'c,y Count Trial Trr-lert III-Bctore liie:erch J..
Nos ioSG 0si SO 5i3 800 442. i2t, 1ll7, $50 0aA
1910 l4tG. i40S. 14lo, 1913 80 r.. 1891. ,
and Assistant DistrctAtt.rney JeromeNos 10 H. In
Court Of General Scsslons-rar, IIBefcre MARITIME j.
and Assistant DistIctAttorncy GoH-No,. I IL. In
elusive. ~, ~, n.. r.....,s
j. and a si.tant Distict-Attorney Bedford-No. l.
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rrRycRS AND THEIR ATHLETIC FEATS.

Tho general competitions and exhibition OF the Turner'S
Italians 81 the N.w.York District began at Washington
n, si>ty.nnth. IT. and East River. yesterday. About
ooo conte,tan;s from thu following organizations took
mart In the athletic rX"rci'r'; Nr".f"rK h"'mnaaa''
-, yonncr. Carlsbad. Harlem. New .Isrooklyn.
c,, C,ntral staten Island German American, and
Columbia Of Elizabeth y. j.
,hou. O'Clock In thu morning all the contestants as
embod aud through caiNh'nir cSeris's with iron
, ,vo,,y Ave pounds. Individual CONT sts then fol.
1891, ons,tinc OF high and broad jumping. rope climb.
IN, flor distance, and putting the shot weighing thirty
s.ycn and half pounds. Tn" special competitions con-
lated Of fencing wresng clubs" insing. earthrowing
and 22O.yard run rh" Judges according 70 TN rule "'
.no n,o,n,aon each keep individual and
=, zach norforrnrr's work This evening the names OF
tho successu competitors In both yesterdays and todays
ort.s will be announced at the summcrnghts festival
70 he held at the Central Turn.Ner"in Hail.
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As THEY DIED. TOGETHEE
THE BODIES ~ iM!i.II ROSS; AND H'' l'"| +"
BrENEp ANp tn A>Hi-> III RED


Tho last a't W I've -''>""''' "'
'n''"'a' ,.,Ii = I.,..t t,,. ur.tty German
"h"n ~" ""i'N ~ '"' .a,.,..,
a''r'>-' ~" "'I =, g., ,,.,
together ~ II" asa, ,,, , ,i.e
lrit BY o''n " - w. =, ,,., o., ,h.
>Whi" w. ''"" 49, -, 49,, 49,, -
''' Ca, ,..r ..,,rup,,,d ., arr, ont
AVS '"hP''N !" 49,, ..,
rs nrarly a. po>>lll" The wl-'"> 81 'h' Nn""'-'
,.,. r,,y., .u,rritI'd the uud"rt.krr'> Shop 40
- ,f... , IN ,h, l,,,, -., f,r
40. - ~tau"'--'. IH'H "'"'' ''' -. ~
koch. frilr.al only friend 90 INC f'al W'l ~"
- ,,.,,.,d T., ....,~ and ~, ~ the 81 IN Wilt"
N"' " , r,, ,. ,,,., with black cloth
face IN VIZ P'"'" '''''' .,. 80.
august F. Eiih'r!. O.; the hFm o. N'''n"N m,'
and ,dorh E,ur VI, j. co9i"ctrd with j Fak
w ,, ~, ,.,, knr, wn, cnr'uvcd
''' P'"'"' 'P"' ,.,,y r,,,,,,n. ard
90, po>Sc.,ion q III" ~. rtnc> whirh w'r"
p" :. :. .,.,,., NJ lli-lar, said
iound an"h@ h'"' ''1'''' ;, ,. 80,
,na, he wa> acting for III hr'''r AdP" H. 10 "''
" t,,., ,..., -, Koch ~ -sn. lha; She wishes
Il" '''" 49, Mo, go, H., .,Isn aid ,h,,
Of III" dead man ""'" 'Arr''' ." r,.
letter written Nv Nv ''''' '
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tn. dismal ori made by toT.skvs star team OF
,.!c..o ard Nrw.Yorks mod rate paying Will ehabl"
K.,i,> I,u- r!uh win snsiIy the PLAYER. League
,, an, Il f., ha. t,.u NOR succ,s>.u ~ q manager
Than r,.n friends rNp~.rd. On" Of the Host 'rrAt'c
d, MOTIFS hir-rl. few peopr thought him al" T." pl'+
anvt,,ny to vi tory He for;uns" IN getting Tam
u heavy batsr' and they hav" simply 'uvss t"1F way
y, yict.rv.
WARDS Iroos!vn team viii probably finish in second
mac. and II VIII los. nearlv ali IT, saine- hi'
n.~x g.: Fnlng's tam 10 s~ ur- IA" position i'thHf
-. riilLi' pia or 'ArsSo tam VII! t'' 'o'''n '"'"
... H.. .i.:... has any rhnIc- Ia - rf". The "h =
...., vi! Ansh IN order ia which h"F nay" h"'h
fo- -.\.r,i T. r'-tal VINO ~
v. cab 81 fIuia." w"Eld WIN u
.,.n,n. Lac r-d tn country III" rihi~, hai N''h
~ nor,a> -- .rrls, f"r fa''r> l'16lo F'"fu
Ia !i.I /, aii'x'd
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TIE WEATHER REPORT


FORECAST TILL. +. NJ. MONDAY.
Washington sept. :l.-for Northern Nc"'thRIaho'
fair 700, r followed - warn."T
For >,utnrr, N"w III liant. !a>tern Nrw.f"rk, We've
Je,y Eastern Prnn->l, ania. MARYLAND. Delaware and
v,-t,a ,nr follow. 10y local rains In southern Wiz
gina wartlcr -
.or t'n Caiol.na>. g 0-ia Ndn'hA ''u r'o'N"' '''A'
stationary or higher temperature
For Nj .-l>-ivii. Louisiana AID i'Nas. ram.
tor Western y orA. storm PcnnsNania ana
w,,t Virgn.a fan: >t.n'iv warn"r
Tor oilo. light ,''a i'i"-.
-, x,,u,l,, ,.nn,.>- .. md Arkansas, rain.
l,.r Missouri ful '''rr.
Far Inl,an, utno-. Wisconsin Michigan, Minnesota
$50, ,,,, "a, srW il.ht IN Southern lIlnoisj
.<,,I, coo, n Indiana and chang IN Micni'
t.,,s,. and tolorado fair:
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(.IISIyf; THE Srt3,N AT |RtNS7UN'S

vci I'lni. sept. Il. IIrngy tran,t"n gave III"
tat dance II the IN lis guest, AT his hotel
here las night and lin" AFFAIR II va. The attend
iucr was lni g. ooii ,@ 81 member, Of the different
on, uIhr services representatives II we'll known fani
lies 81 New york. Br,klvn. Chirlr". Sew Orl"an..
colorado spring. san Francisco ana other rli!c- west
Point Oilc r. turned on IN full force. and their nm
Orlls SCI IN M hundr'nrr DE, 81 Of the ""mrii'
I,ancng b"l.U ~ - p and W. kept up with gr at
prit iii M 'Hisht. when la" pn-t- tlNc ihrlr uhdi
.i4rd attention Ia an excellent supper prpvdrd n.y.
eir host
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EENERAL Of ". Z. LEVIN.

Ellnra. " T.. sept 81 (>pcrlall-'rhc funeral OF
w T.. Lrwi- assistant superintendent Of the Long
island Railway. was held at his home in Watkins.
y g. 70 day. and the mot largely att nhed ever
known In the village. Among those present were
many railroad men who early in lfc a. 'ocintrd
with the dead man, including tie general manager.
F. : Cannon Of the Long Island Road: G. ID. Ham
u,ond, superintendent OF the Delaware and Hudson
II. w. Mciiuir superintendent Of the Western DIVISION
~ the Erie and w. e. Buck, division freight agent OF
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M'TrIDE DIE TO ILL~HEALTH

Hart. I'D Conn. ~cpt IL. Miss Ella Tcechcr, FORTY
one year, # axe. II iMll~"n spa. Haratp- county,
~ " disappeared from her boarding house at Farming
ton Friday noon. and her body Ma fpuid III the Farm
ingron River Al 30 uClpch tbs af'ctnoon she ana
her mother and nurre have beer spending the sum
nlrr at rarminE"n. Mis- lcrclcr had been IN poor
h, ain and III. i supposed 1" have committed sui
.,,r thr,u.h dr>puniclcN. she bel nGed 10 one ~
me, w,il,hlc,t and prominent families vt Balls
tan ~
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WHAT ATHLETES ARE DOING.

II r. IIallock of Amherst College. holder OF the
Now ENGLAND intcrc olccatc twonle bicycle 'ihilii
p:onehp who came in second being beaten hy only Il
few inches. in the general intercollegiate two ui!c
bicyc!r championship. and W. W. 'irGG also OF
Amherst College holder oi the inter, ol"ciaic waiting
Guardianship have Joined the Manhattan Athletic
Cul, and will compete for the honor oi the 'hcrr!
Diamond IN tho Amateur Athletic Uuion championship
contests at WASHINGTON IN october IL.
The Pioneer Eoai club will hold its annual fall re
eptta ON >:,tuiGay oil Ihirty,foIrtlst.. Brooklyn.
Tho Manhattan Bicycle Club is considering inc al
Visibility IF building ncw clubhouse.
MANY bic,clst> are considering the pneumatic TIRE
In relation 10 bicycle contests 1t is asserted that
riders mounted machines 10 nrh nave great ~
vantage over mon using the solid tire ahd should be
hsndk appel when competing with men 20 moh'''co.
The Harlem wheelmen will thru out two bowling
teams this winter.
The athletic department CT tn. Gaelic Society grows
steadily and VII, have foYtLail match on sunday win
the Irish American 4. {. team
The Barry Fife Club ha' changed IFS name ana VIII
he Known in future a. the Harlem Rnc club,
The New York German Gun Club will enter the con-
t.s, far the Dexter Park Championship on october l.
The twenty dvc-mit road VI the Boston Ati'euo
C1nh 70 be held OF OctOber 4. Is attracting errA!
navy etie, On account 81 the handsome prizes thee
VIII r6 DC arI -. Bicvcc Club will hold It's regular
mon,i.iv nc'tilx on nep,ch!er, ~; NIL, n-.ct,.c
rho Columbia College football ciev"ns VIII Pre-.
rccnl,r,y Al T.ot,crhnpd Part. One hundred ana ni'S
seventh Il, and Eighth ave. b"rnlne septr'nn
rho ANIMAL loNr tournament 81 me Acorn .Nhi''
Assoclation under the direction and inanhcehin III IN
Wiii.n, n En5crt son Will be ;ch at the ti'l 1NcN"
Cs.ino Fri ave. and Union Il. Broohlyn. on IhuFs
G.v and SATURDAY, October and :, tes'hIuhs ~
p. IN.
TO LOWER TIE WORLDS CiCL1N" Rr' '"O''
svrocusc. ~ Y sept. II ,specia.-E''orts nave
49,. ,,,do by the Syracuse Cycling Cmb TO interest
| .bc most noted racing men Of the WORLD ana inc
holders OF all worlds records In race meet 10 DC e'u
in this city the auspices OF the syracuse
C,nh Tclcrraus sent hy the executive commit
a.. N Chicaco closing arrangements with William D.
Cercoran the Murphy brothers. H. f. Laurie champ'o"
Of ENGLAND: j. Willis. OF London: p j. Hieri OF nos
ton: F. Ives. Of Philadelphia william "ihae' o. u'
&ey York Athletic Cub: A. \. Zimmerman. ~ u'
Now Jereev Athlct' Cuh: Howl AVID ,fh .i lat
ford conn A. I Rich. Of The -" YORK ti"'. -"
u C.,nut~lI nf The Niagara FALL. Ne" loik A'h'l'
club AID many other II" cor ''','tt -, -,
,rn cXccutiyr CONN 'trc that they VIII comp " ~
every race the ~"!c lurr'-" 81 io"'F'ne NC ", t,,
"a Winch tI.-i ."N bold mover Tl'"', ~
IT, - ZONES, rr:,,co a e: 80 tyotiIn. hpr" aHd H. L.
Laurie. the In.',.~n champion.
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To LOWER TIE WORLDS CYCLING RECORDS


Tho ten yachts which sailed N p" "'r '''>- ~
E,4e.id. Yacht Cub rpatt" or Saturday Ia u ''"'
r..d ,ood and An inter :, IA "a Nj Sorhr- D"''
,,, In tho second cla-- lot her t"ir at. a'i ''"-
T,.o's Volant lfIIr. rdii' ia" rae q" - ga
tc.u nnc- IN - i0L- aud h::i' mn !'r> L. ''''
Nhu, f-l rlv tn Dia3pI lost N "a" mira c!a'' '''7
a., u S.u.,k ,,,. owner - The '..I'ru!", ii''
i,,,,, wing H.. ,rre. &. r I;r''"'~ Dot We" III u
,.,-.h c:.. INC re-. between Ir"d"I!"h i'"'' WAY
rd and W Iiar3tou's A~'do fl ~" f-t 'l@-- Wa -
rIo the yachts must be t"i" ASSURED u d'''' ''
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gI'vrPiI or Mr. RUCPED WOMAN

Amherst. Mas. sept. II tSp"cal.l The funeral
Of Eva Holden, who murdered Yesterday morning
az her jealous lover. held this afternoon Al the
McthodiSt Church, North Amherst. Tn" little meet
mn l,ul,c was crowded with sDrcOwlng friend and
curin,, .nciator> who had come from miles around
Chc burial was in the village cemetery.
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PLAYERS LEAGt r

Tho A.. ririn N>s"ca'l thauYcnh'p >"as % "i NOT
;, ,,.. mt. "A rom i'tt SATURDAY I'' LOUIS
,u ,r vii have tu l"Vt all It i"rahih. Kan"
:, .ur ..-, IN conan, ia ani'in, Int nr>t ra'. In
=, fnts and ,"lyntu> t"ai> @l' 'l"-' t'-''h'i i"'
81. cnnd Iarr ~ Louis c'a'c'- TO- 'aPirh' th'
lit nt "un w. IN" o'h T
lam. an lru ably l:i-h Tia" orr r.|'h h"'"w:
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A WELL 4 NO,VN SI,ORTSNhH DEAD

Trenton. ~ j.. sept. IL James >:np- on. !Vr twenty
avr ,,.lr> proprietor ~ hotel li"ir' and we'll know
,hrni .hot the stat" A. 4 lnr 'kan I'd crack shot.
H. 81 .nd., after g. bret ..l:c>,. aged sky three
lie go. tuOvn f.,in his ,ukV ~ Tho Mount II II, fan
",c,. ton daN- ago. and th> GnNatri tl'r alnrnt
,liaLotr, winch caii-,I h, death. H. III"
-, t.cn,.n Ewing. Mnrr!.- and other trof.':r,
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SERI0ES ILLNESS OF ". l. SCOTT.

Erie, Penn. sept. 81 sDccia1.-rhc serious Illness
NJ ox.Rcpres sentative william L. Scott. of fhis city,
causes general alarm here Mr.. scott came home from
Ncw.York last month suffering from a somsch ana
howel complaint. The patient has been growing much
weaker lie hours his suferngs patiently. ana ID
hopeful
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Resignation Mr.. Haidht-T"miny' Ola boE' going 10
the track to-day!
Tommy s,illhope-Iep. got good thing.
Mr. IIaIdhii- Another! VIII You taic Gown d
small commission for me?
Tommy stilhopc-Of course. old friend
Mr. IIarthi,-IIerc's hundred hari-carned cas"'
Tommy I've kissed 'cm good bye
Tommy othope-What snail put q" ''' '''
mani
Mr. Iardhit--I'ut EN- on? Put cm on nothing
Tommy have ceased TO 2Statc iny-eh WITH the
exer,ion Of trying 10 pick w'ni'T. J"'t halo ell
with my compliments to the ir,t 50,"Iascr W" sec
That's the quickest way ont Of 1t. Goodbye I'm
going m work 10 get 'cm another hundred.
The antumn meeting Gf the N'w-York JOCKEY (lnb
begins on Wednesday. Octo1c: J. and continues u"
Wednesday Octobcr II. the limit - l'll b't IN 'iF
State. There Will " racing ever da', SEA"''' cA
cep.ed. The stakes Will be riI III t:N oi'l'':
wednesday, October l-JeIoHc S;ak". and Manhattan
TSurleay. octo5er 2-uunter s,aG.~. ....,.
SATURDAY o, tober Ill ltan sax hnd MohD!n ~, =,
Monday, october 6-Nur-'ry S,1h", ana country '''"
Tu".aay October 7-Hickory Sales. n1..,.r
Wednesday, October ~DuhT'o" STAKE ana r'''''''
THURSDAY. Oc,obor 9-Fa-h:on statc' and P'F'"'a
SATURDAY. October 1lwhit" Plans Handicap ana New
Monday. October ls-p,.an' Ray Handicap.
WsdSesds ye'S Ses6.r % fSho s,as~ Farewell
Stakes
Secretary Kock has arranged intcrc' tin' am d.
trartve programme In lihograIh cpvcr-. adorned VII"
goldenrods and hOrseshocs. en- tii" nstc me iir~'
surpr,e is tn" announcement tina; S;arin'' st@ania~
are help the elevated In tn" transportation
Of raccgocrs from this city and I,rnkyn Z" til"
Harlem River station Of The Now York. y " Haven
and IiaitiOrd Raj, Oaf. Tie landing pieces Of he y
boats ar. Jewels What, EroOkivn C.,ti,ndt t..
North River. and Thrift 'ecnpd St. Eat Eiv"r -
curspn ticket, to the track tpm all l.ndlug Will b.
sold for IS cent? The b0ti> vii; rsn at 60 .ycr;i:
intervals. 0nd make clu~c GO" n"rtiJn with sptc.i
trains The stakes in ia" osranirc hav'. rcci"ri
nunci entries. all the most powerful, stable, In -
country being wrl rrpr>ri'"'. >alvatlr nan
occur often. and while MANY peI"Ois % hot hecrc
that Mr. Hacgn will consent 70 race tive King OF IN
Turf down the tOlOcgan site other, 81.
Of the contrary opin"n I'D 'onidonti.
expect The col IN d race With rcnry aud Krs,
ton. The tohocg;.r sid" is Trnnv's >Onrho.t. H.
fortress. II suits his peculiar pitching stipn. and
brings ont the fullest measure 81 his speed. and The
goes know he las been b the RAGS Kinrsbyr Is
SHOULDER Iamcncss is not helped by H.. The two year
public form is certain b. vdira.cd. Morris Park
las always been a gUd track for the public II Is
tho one track in the East wber. they hold tiei,
own against tie boOlrnake:s TO say that Is TO l"t
Morris Park high praise" II the rariHc public ARE Io
protected what h 20 become Of rarin. secretary
kock has been heard to ask that question several
times He is too excellent q business man 10 pause
for on answer. lie knows what the answer would be
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DYING IN THD KTDST OF HIS SERMON.

Albion, n. Y. Sept. 81 lSpeciah-The Rev. George
F. Cain dropped dead In his pulpit at Albion this
morning. lie WAS about half through his sermon, ana
without any warning foil lfcless, leaving sentence
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR
iAcAA
3O.5
800

r-ibunr ONCE sept -. I a. m.-Fair weather with
Father dry air prevailed yesterday. The temperature
rancid between "a Il ~ crccs. the average (59'A.
lnv :. higher thar TIM correspondent day last year.
and ~, low than saturday. . ~ -,
i'm AMI mar this city to-day there VII probably -
s,ivhtly WARNER ycn'raliv fair weather.
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p,rJ GAMES ~ THE WEST

HALI UNWTN IN HE " III.
St Lou. sept. 2I.-1hr browns played US" games WIN
Roc.-,.r today and won them both. though on'" '
ga declared forfeited \ home was tho only run Sc
,,,, ,d oN st,rit~ hr-t Miller was "h'tiV"
until tnc eighth Inning when h" wa, hi hard In" score
. On
~. b'''~' '---''''' q O. ]
r,,.hit. st. Louis H. 10, b, stci !, trroI"-N Louis
n r,rir.t ! Pitchers Mlllor and Sutrtt' hirt-
Do'srl"r.
Tn, score second game:
-. Louis -.......----.--' ~ n n d. 4
r,..hi,. St Louis H. Eochost"r {. lrrorS-SL Louis
I, uochc,,.r . PITCHER Neal and Titcomb Umpire
DOrrcbrr.
,o,umb,, Sent. :I-Baltim"rr and Columbus quit "|sn
g. d.y The winning run tn first gam" was mad" by
w,,.i ,.li,, U,lv down At third Ems, refused To
IN a., ,,,,.r MT In ,rroud Morrison wild and
,-.,,.,,. .o, ,,sIly The sroIc. fret game:
coIumlu, ........-.." ! NJ
JtasrIt. Columbus I'altinor" frr'rH-,o' ulo">
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

Victoria HetsL
6th.sve Broadway and 2lthst. Entirely new n ~
appeIntments. American and European nAa-
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE--sWEEPSTAKFS NON-wINNERS OF
g., 100 IN 1890 $50 EACH. 81 600 ADDED TEN
pOuNBR REJ Ow THE SCtLi. SIX FUELONGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

OF the above s71.7n0 Nj belmont will receive S''i'o
h.x,nc run ar, and second with Potomac and Misher
uak.ne .hc Fu.ury 1870 the lare''t stake ever run
In N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

Thanking the management of the weather office for
their fovors Of FRIDAY and SATURDAY, two charm:n;
racing days respectfully In behalf Of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club solicit Q continuance OF the same with
clear skies and a good track this H;1 be week OF
highly Interesting sport at Gravcscnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

But what of the ticket collector at Y Ridge. who
tries 10 rob you Of quarter when Won happen 10 know
THAT the fare Is only cents Must there be charity
Tor him But:more about this follow later lie may
got his deserts sooner than he expects.
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sl,ooe ADDED. SIX rURLoNGs.
SIXTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
ADDED. SPECIAL WE1'H'pS. SIX

rIcuru RACE-SFLIINi SWEEPSTAKES. r.
r.Cu q OoO ADDED. SIX F1RLONGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

Mr. Belmont came near making q clean sweep OF
the Fuurjty this wear. The stake closed January L.
1sas with 01a entries. and Secretary Lawrence eSti
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SECOND RACE-HANDICAP. so EACH, s1.CO0


| IlIIilD KACL--SEIIINt SWEEPSTAKES. MAIDEN
TWU.YEAROLpS. $50 EACH 81. 900 ADDED
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-09-11
The Maine Election.
An Overwhelming Republi-
can Victory.
The People Count Big Quorum for
Speaker Reed.

The Maine State and Congression.
al election came off last Monday and
resulted in an overwhelming Repub-
lean victory-larger than attained by
the party in an off year for a good
many years. Speaker Reeds major
, ity has been doubled. This would
seem significant and would indicate
that upon National issues the Repub-
lican party is still strongly intrenched,
from the fact that this election as
sumed national character owing to
the intense opposition of the Demo-
Gratis throughout the country to speak
er Reed, and the confidence mani
tested by them that his majority
would, at least, be greatly reduced.
Below we give the latest figures:
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. S.-Twc
hundred and ten towns give Burleigh,
Rep, 40,935; Thompson, Dem,
27 ,427 Clark, Pro-, SOL scattering
958. If the towns to hear from hold
off in the same proportion the final
vote should stand-Republican
about $4,000; Democratic, 45,500
scattering, 5000. In 1886, the last
off year, the vote stood-Republican,
6S,99l Democratic, 55,2S9; Prohi-
bition, 286S; scattering, 23. This
year the plurality will be about 49,
900, a gain $500, and 1000 ahead of
the Presidential year.
The members of Congress are all
reelected by large majorities, Mr..
Reeds being doubled. The county
officers are mostly Republican the
Senators are probably all Republican,
as in the last Legislature, and the
Representative must stand full as
strongly Republican, namely: 125
Republicans to 26 Democrats.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-09-11
An Asylum That Collects Stamns

There is an asylum for orphan girls in
Locle, Switzerland, which finds a mar
ket for all the old postage stamps sent to
it. Nearly everybody far and near ac-
quainted with the fact sends to the asy-
lum his or her second hand stamps, and
for the information of those who are ig-
norant circular is issued calling for the
contribution Of stamps and also setting
forth the uses to which they are ap-
Piled Rare stamps Of course 60 to
dealers or collectors, while the common
er sorts are applied to decorative pur-
poses, being used to ornament screens,
|. shades, ETC., and even, so says the circu-
lar, to paper rooms. The circular does
not say how the American green stamp
Of the past can be used for decoration.
Over million Of stamps were received
by the institution from all over the
world in 1888, and considerably larger
number in 1889. The stamps are assort-
ed by the children and put up in pack
ages Of 80 or 100 each. Those collected
in 1888 were sold for 1900 francs, or
s24O, and those of 1889 for $500: This
may not seem much to Americans, but
money goes further in Switzerland than
here. Persons, therefore, who want to
put their old postage stamps where they
will do the most good should send them
to M. J. Nougier, directeur de rAsile
des Billodes, Locle, Switzerland
change,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-09-11
Killed for q Lamb,

Lawyer J. F. Haskell, of Lowell, has a
4-year-old son who is as bright as half a
dozen silver dollars and who has an au-
G.tcious sense of humor that may be
worth money to him when he gets into
politics. One Of his latest experiments is
the talk of the family just now.
"If put this tin soldier and horse into
that bowl of milk mammall lick me for
it, you see if she don't" he said recently
to visitor, and the visitor seeming in,
credulous he dumped the toys into the
milk.
Mamma as promptly clicked" him for
doing it.
"By gosh," he said delightedly, as he
returned to the visitor from the scene OF
castigation, his amusement subordinat-
ing the sense Of pain, ''she licked me for
the soldier, but they didn't find the
horse. Boston Globe.