The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1890-09-06
NEW YORK LETTER.
IRREGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
NEw YoRK. SEPT. /. 1890

LABOR DAY.-sALvAToR, KING OF
THE TURF.-COMPETITION IN DRESSED
BEEF.
At time when contests between Cap
ital and Labor seem TO rise up and con-
front us on every hand il is quite APP
propriate that the workers should have
Il day like this SET apart in which they
can call public attention to their side
of the controversy aud the progress they
are making. Ii | Judge rightly, the
sentiment Of all fair minded people is
that the observance of Labor Day should
be universally encouraged, us it Is IN
keeping with the spirit of the nation to
Tighten the load of the toilerS and allow
them at least one day whiea they may
call their own.
When the PROFESSIONS Of workers fill
our streets aud avenues To-day none but
Il sordd eye can loObA upon them be-
grudgiugly. 1t il not AN ,triny of des-
trOyers, but multitude of E0rgars and
builders. Their weapons are not gltst-
ening bayOnetS, but iMplemen of toll
and these peaceful demonstrations
should be looked upon Us s:ifety-valves
and outlets for the feeling of the great
masses of populations The several
strikes, ETC., above alluded 20 will no
doubt serve to greatly ;tug;nent the
demonstration of to-day, and the pros
poets are that magnificent and orderly
turnout will be the result.
---FaITa- FASTEST daSsia- o& RECORD.
Sporting circles this Week are fairly
carried away with joyful excitement ON
account of the fast time in racing which
has been recorded at Monmouth P.lrK,
and especially by the race OF Salvitor
against time. The latter achievement
is, without doubt, the greatest Of its
kind ever attained, the horse having
covered mile in the extraordinary time
of .35d. Not only is this the best record
ever made by about four seconds. but
the race was in every way one of the
grandest performances ever witnessed
on the turf. On all hands Salvador is
declared TO be the peer in looks, i'll
breeding and performance of any race
horse in the world. The record of Ten
Brock, 1891, has stood unchallengcd
for thirteen years until last week Salva-
ttng,rrS Sslpashed it. His speed eqnalled that
ie eieVated RAILROAD 1853 aasei MAS four
M. Nhw DRESSED BEEF Sou,
W,..t', laet that an eDorma,, sohEME.
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some Iork TO foreign ports ~! from
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,anjos ~ complete with TN. W. COM
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hort listsn. Slaughter houses within
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npany w% VIII I@"n ;aade with a Issh his mi
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or. Of the AZ. 9a1d ne had imagined g tS
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nNOWN,s 70 the door OF his bedroom Du
nd Biiousness pted the revolver at sma
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