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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
WEALTH or WILD FLDW Frs.



,,u, of ~. local paper 81 ANITA 'rn "n"nI Ii''
.ulIii. a bri/,. for tn lrt 'ui!'ril"n :" "!i h"W''
,n,d. f., lie pupl~ 81 any ui" ." IL" pnIh' "''' II"
INA, comfy. ~iNt""n OF the iiiii ib'r pune sen"
,nn.Irt, Tor the priIc ia" contest r''nlt"i III "''
M. ~ h., lc,> tan .;.ni1 p ii'i~. some lhN' w."
now to h; t..t-',. Tn" coffee non Wa ." IL ''" ~
-, vr tl,a; ia, & l.. Ntid i~u. u w"ll know" htih
M .i, ruz wa, inoN'rd make q complete al i"Ei
Of tL.. fuNrr.nr plants vi the 'oiitN u W. VIZ
/ unviI that t'i- coast ant, lah N'i' 'N'''N'N'
t.ra Nv; until the ,IulJ.i'" VA lIdd" N'l' "N VIZ
aw.Ic II To actual w,ui'h IN t'l' r,r I'M, -
XIV ilc ,r.t complete c,t.lO.i" t'di Ia ever p'h
made IN 4 scientific va, ior ANY '"h!it III ,hc -
rhc GOOD work ~ this respect W. hfIlh Wv "h" u
,h.Idr,n .tnnla,l ~ IN" prlz" uc RCD 10y me wv
II va, further perfected by the editorial 'plp''"n ~
r. l.. tIarh. -. i, . ,, l.. ,,,.
What h,s been done in TIN" instance '1nn "' "''r
largely ly tbc bufl- al liz" I,lhl" N'Iool> III an W"
i - - t,c state There. world be- l.ttir din
rnI,y IN Indin publ SPIRITED citizen VINO "1"ii n''
u,y.. for tn. bet r"iltiUh,. or. "hh ! b'i'', y
,rumlcr Of thcl. The experiment wa :" great -n'
rc,e IN santa cruz County thai =" rin"Ic ~ '. ."
have Suggested tla, r"lr't"i 90 al '',
q. id fvcr~ The tate might b" maze NV w! '''">
"a tho several counties. ana that tc'r Nli"'r !" 'h,'
q, ,n, and viii tb, >Irrinlrn-. hc made one 81 the
,,its 81 CaIIh,nl, at the World Fair In fhiraG"
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MR. o,IEEil\N GEtCTFt'LLI RETIEES.

SECRETARY r.I.. = >i...,ir. - ~" Nui"dprt COM
mi. ui has vl'ld7,pu = = T,n,muny ca"!idai" for
g., .r,..> IN ~" KIN psr.'i II = Understood Nat
Nr -h~rh.n. wtlI'iv IL l. -" result 81 c"ni"t''N
held VIII Chairman fiv ir NIrP'lT. II 'hr D'np'ra'r'
-t... iorii'.;''.. m fro'f tI-.i 10 W" ITA The
,.llrfau di iu; AT - -"r VI -h'c'iAn hur" III
~, hlnr'ni- %" I'D. 80 -. 10. u |"rv!'"N we're
t.c!,I =. It'nrus'F h-tA'r ~ ~" MIN Assembly
D,,.r:.t rr. >N..l,,. ylli"i {" Nr. N:rphy> hI,nd
,,lil en-, ,i.t IL ,lt :" Ia. rae. NJ 80 Am" l'"
l, Gp- 10; J. lat" :, ~ ''at he "'l"tc> thI' an
.uporitinc tli" rl"'' a Iamunuy N>~"WlltmAn from
III. Win D.'ri,t I'D W.li h.ud all h.. "1"rGr' ="
,i'.-t t., ~ IL. lh- de- !irali"n II made ~ total
,-r,..nr. ~ AnN ai.'i hrtlrs"in,nt when may nav"
l. - ia. ldrd n i!.' 1.at"r- deal with nir'h -
wn,h .yp.. - VI. t h,'. r.Grl g. Nj any -
'.i, j,,.ct,; 81 III, Nliih ~ Ia" A~''hiN. Nr.
>i.'al'- c,idin'. IF the "N.cc !, L'il, MI'ng"r.
~ -, l.,N.t~ l'' '! hcitcntt ~ the d-i'n I
oy", winch l.' '".d saw
lh".rdtti t,' '.r'.- l"f n';"r Nr -n'"hn'i :
- q ~. - N--,".' BAN ih" l.. - 'llr h.
~. l,.: f"r" rr.'- c'',.y "( rIr'lri lliI.
.,'- t,i,'. 'I.n Dr.. '.t 'it. p...'r an '"'l;
-! tY. lt''.' .;.'rt .l'n Url'H. ~" is ! ,.'I'
I'u'"tat A..'. 30" '.'' t"u W. >'''''n "\l''', %,
ne ..".. D. it 'h' -, 'u't i"..i--.'i did
"!it"I veil hi"AN ltN rlui IL tli, '1N.
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ct-,Ip II \CE TAKES his REVENGE.

Cn,a.o >.pi. - ,>lr'iIi'.- General john T. HACK
- commissioner II IrrI,l"n~. has GRATED "lNtFn'
t,, Among IhnnS D,mocrItic leaders by rrin>lhH L"
AID N the attempt (" defeat Congressman 'H'l'i
u htl. there i u Republican majority 81 !"" III t''
xIt & ,uct,. ionli District. set hy II combination ~
tho farmer and Democratic cl"m"nth the p'h" r''
., 80 have. great hope. II rlcr'iUg samuel ". Eur"y
,,In ~. a rruuol III the 9Th lll!l"iN Regiment al"
has a brilliant military rc'"n;. III l"-l "cW'i'
lI,ck va. the Democrat" nominee. Then Mr. an
non made the campaign and defeated '"icti' HE'ch b'
,uy 81, rlajuilty neral ilach was poor anu h'h
mo- money To- mat III caihp'':u H!'i"h bi~N "''
.,,n,,I E,,"v were h.nihcr, and hInnrrN III 'clcr'
,,,.,.l. ,,m. ., r,,n, ~ Champaign County. lie
;u,ll.,l t. ihrn. hui I: r'fu-"u l" GlN' MN w."
~. SOW >ai,uc IE"'r /: ne I'ci"I '' ur,
f,r (ur,.,,s in TN, same district. lie 'eh,%i ih" a.
who /. now citizen g! thiraf". 10 cone mo w. o''
di. ;rri AID make !,,rhr> for hi'i but hf'k r''"N
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OIARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

The Dryers and Ecr:cn have parted. probao'S i'r
good. crgcn's riding Of lon-t"n on lncs"aS wa,
the last straw. III, work previous 4" that race "'"
not been satisfactory. but mount after mount i''h been
,v,n him, in tIc hope j'Ia' he wund at least Try 10
deserve the confidence placed IN him. Inc p"Nc'e
are NOT sentimental. hut they are gcn"rr-' ahu b-"">
their wish to help along the boy. whose iali hN o'."
more rapid than that Of any other Jockey oh 'I'o
American turf few months ago Bergen WIS III
great demand. Tn" best mounts were Ms '""c'S
wcrc on their knees to him But all tlIat las '''ue"
lie is not wanted AT ali now.
II is a subject Of remark that TAYLOR Is h"' ru'"s
for Pierre oriilard these days yet 1T Is wei Rh""
that the master # Eanrocas likes nm an" ma ""
gagged him for i-0I II is said that the ro""ic l">
between Taylor and Mclaughlin. Everything III t'o
Pancocas establishment will probably be serene i"r
TayIor when John higgins succeeds Mclaughlin aS
trainer.
:. I,ch- Jovncr and Jimmy" Rowe feel acGrcvcd
q; inc report that the latter and the former docs
not own thc-aicakc. Mr.. JOINER Informed tHc writer
vest 'rday that Mr.. Rowe does not own hi' III
Clr,ap axe, tail. He ,lovn"r announces h'h'''H
al. ,r,.pr,,nr Well he i. to Nc congratulated on
lr,iin. 4 good ha".ain. Rowe mfht d" worse. 'h'h
rain an Interest the fall brother OF Potomac. Mr.
Rove also insist, that lie has no interest At all IN
chesapeake.
T,nuv will rot win th. second Special on saturday
because he will not lc sent for il. Mr. PuSi''F 'r'
that the Little Giant" ha~ not rnt REV I'""Nci'' IT."
H..
Park rcnny viii lie ,rc inll war pant ana ica'hrS'
Al Iarruw will - rac"hor'r when 'rth N"rr'
cc,, through with him. Mr.. Morris. VIII" i TRAINING
him now begged ". H. l.. smith. the owner 81 ''
horse f. PIT up "a good j""hcv Ne>i"r,hv. ana N''
smith woui probably have done - Il III! hid nov
went a; the. bare mention Il HI starting d"Wi Nh
>n,,h ,a!d h, wnuh rair: l"-' tho rae" than hurt
HENS fccl.n.> Ill! rode" Nr. N"rg'' "''' ~ f'''
low vc.v much bat woull not LACK him VIVA hIh up
The first time ~ fa"rJ" ran III III" '"''
81. IN had 5000 on Inn aud II" Ia. ben la R'is III"
eyer since" f.cdiuc ~ r""I a II l 1"n''" H. u
u>c Prilp Dwyri', expression. ON NN'aN HIS conn
i.,inu va, 81 500 and Yesterday II w1S larr" "o"pi
,o make HIN feel cxcccd!u:N onrf'fisbc after th'
rare
A. Bennett. secretary. is r'>prl'I'le Tor IN" A.
u,,u,cment that Duudr, Pt:I. New Jersey. VIII b
thrown 1pen t. re - 'Hs pm l. "n september So
with a pr,,c"imnc IL rIr cool race me mT"h'
WI continue i've Glv.. upd"r IT." auspices 81 the
<,r,lrrn Erw rcr-cv FAR A-s.Iat'"n. and with
icu,,it a ,cf,ciar 'ln.ol IA! I, atiric; I'ts q!
B ror4c, and crowds 81 pc Il".
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c,v,t srIvIcE REFORM LFAGT'E.

ro.,.n. sept, a. TIE annual nirrtin; 81 ID" M
ti,u,l ,.,I -crvIrc Reform L-asdr VII !" ne" III h'
,,,y 81, October and :. The anrii hdhr">' WIN
delivered Li 'hr PRECEDENT. '"'"rSe "Iui"" ''"'' a.
r,,.,,,.t T.ur,i. II Wcdu".da, evening. October l. ~
.,, 4, ,,, meeting or Thursday morning Officers
g., ,i, ,- uiu. Year III De- rirct"i ana paper VIII !"
r.d a follow Examination IN 'harhter h''"h''a'
f., tnr..rc;r Competition" BY ware! NJ >h"p'" E
Ih. r.l,,inn 81 CIvl service Reform I" other We
farm. Charles !. l:onaparte, MI otWr lrlfm'
-hould b. >u,"rilnacd - tWil serve" Il fon'' "'h
lie ,ri,r and con Iteration 81 rrI"it' Ilu r.'"'"h''
81 Il 80 H. M on Thui>ia, ln"inO"t, oi the '>"h1
VI 'ut = r,,,r LEARN League will give 6Iuc: At
, pn,I rr House members ~ IN" National League
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POLITICAL INCIDENTS.
JUST ENOUGH TO MAKE A QUORUM.
THE FEDERAL CLUB PASSES A RESOLUTION FOR
STRAIGHT TICKET

1nty out Of the 80 members OF tho Federal Club
met AT their cUL-h house. no. 40 Madison ave-. last
evening and induced in twohour,' discussion on
what the policy Of the Republicans OF Hcwiork shonld
be In the approaching municipal election. Charles
f.. Blvcll presided. and William {. Ill., the secretary,
offered The following:
H.nly,d Tina, the Federal club docs hereby put Itself
upon rrord d. handing straight ont Republican nom.
nations for Hun oflc'- and does hereby t"'onf"i
to Convention o 'he Ipuhcaa party that t"
tn nomination OF muni"ip'; candidates BE-
held at an ,aiy ., and that b" placed upon
thr E,puhcan ticket rAc"r. co|" Of -tright-"ut anu
i;revinl, haIr L. Irl-"s. and men of such w"l'k""h
Integrity q" character 10 lN" n r"cohs" Tor honest
and f,r.: ind.d citizens. rattr with what party th'
my ha;r ai'.d past. Other than b. support u"
H. pubi n"a.ui,on~ opposed t" tho" " Ian"';.
Hal N'u belief tat such ticket can a'" ten'h
this rt' from Democratic ral~-rul".
Kenper Eocock orrr"! substitute setting f"r'h Inc
fact that a, the Rrpul'anS At III" election ~ l-H-
east tnnthiri> OF tn" lIGU'o vote. p"l'"i III thi-
city against Tlmmany HAIL. ia rand late Tor Mayor
should lie au avov ed and earnest R"pphican ana that
tn" other organizations "ppp-'h t" 'hr present cor
rupt rnlc h. invited t" join III" ErpnlchnS III th"
nomination Of ti'h"t. but IN" head al TN" t' t must
belong To- tn" Republican party.
rhc -ub,iiiutc supported by Ec'jamin L. Ind
dingrun, cA Alderman Lame, owens. ~ judge VII!
!ar H. ArnuuA. \-~-:Inhiyman R.chHri J. LEWIS. L. l.
Whiton and II, mover. Mr. Bocph. Nr. I'LL poke
for hi r~.~ulu"u. and ir," bitter from The Kew DR..
t. : N''igihIr. H. whr Il h" W. u tlr cInb =" .ihr'
l.r -.r,.:n' "u: rl,nA."n, f. :" ii,rr'r H.d ? l..
,-ti,"" ti" subject &, ~" t">i m"nf. {" l'v II "i'
inr tobI" al I" ,hl"irn ii' le"m i",t b' i
VIZ , ',, , ,i ' , -. &C.; dr.,r is,
,h.'r W.. quorum voting. 'n' a"Dthrr CONT W.
act'y = r-rrn. """ p'.,"nt. ani III" Cha. i"ld'd
hat NJ Wa,tni'~ p''.t II "r"r wai not will taken.
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A public nl'c'lu.. '"mp,-ed lIrrcly "f n'Inorr'ts
va, held t-i IIp' in tn hall OF ia" i'aii"n' Dcn"
,,,,c lmb Eat one a. ndsTl lid twenty 'iIi'h ~. 10
i,',-t a,-ui,t the mai,g ~ winch the recon zen IL
,,,,, taken in iln, 'fy. Daniel l.. llIv~. mt Vie
rI-.,id.In 81 ia" 'lu,. pl"-Ii" TIA" -r"Ah"r' ""r'
neral DriIic l.. -'Lr-, Assembly man ''r"rT" J.
Webster and Charles " Dayton E"oln"hr We're
offered ana adopted prot ting against the "nnincrh
ti,u IA fi" ,Iiv Of Sew York. approving ia" action
If the MAJOR directing that " census hr fiach hN
fine ir,ll,r. calling upon the citizens L. lOM mas
ul,,iln.~ and requesting the Ccn,ur i;uran - mai
=, remuneration ni TIA" popun'Ipn OF ~" r'f", I"
n. end that ih.. people Of this city haN Obtain Ia
ouut,,, ana ia i!r NE" iJdl COLLEGE IA" rpifp"llth
non to when Their numbers rntith' them
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TIIF. RECORDS.
NATIONAL LIAGuf
AMERICAN AS>n,l.h


Frederick Oalics IT Little silver, y. j.. maintains
that he la, the ia,in, twenty two foot catboa: aho.
He In, 4 ,'a:dns challenge 70 rae" any boat Of N"
.,yc Of HI, boa Enigma for 500 side. which Ia,
never lccn nc. cptcd. The Enigma the winner
I'm her ,la,, IN the lat regatta oi tho New York Yacht
Racing Association Recently the Enigma sailed IL
race with tho Uudine. U c&tLOat owned BY Clinton
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WHAT ATHLETES ARE DOING.

The chamrion-hip Of the American Football Union mas
= p,tty Ud chance OF STAYING wth the Crescent Aut!c
llb thl>
IN" NrN.lu.h Canoe Club VIII ho!d a st OF races Oh
Oct, Der y bo1thou-,.
III" YonS.> Canoe tub will taAc cruise TO Croton
Point Saiurt1v
TIA, Co,uopitan c, kct eleven and IN" eleven Of the
Amateur League viii play a match saturday IN Central
Pa:k
The Hr.cl,v Athletic Clnb cricket eleven has had
season. has tkcn place ar the top among
tn" cricket cu,>.
Til. Brooklyn Canoe Club VIII hold its closing
SATURDAY.
The New.Yok Bicycle Club will hold set Of roadraccs
nc\t Sacitdly.
The Ioarl OF Managers OF the Amateur Athletic Union
Will hold srcal meeting ~ tn" Aston llosN >?tu,dav
Tommy Connect 10 fast getting back HI Old f,r
willie bay training faithfully Tor the 5.mIl at
Tho Amateur Athletic Union championship meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

James. Of Red Sank. and came oil a winner Tho
race was >ail'd in i rccng brrczc IN the lower bay,
the course being i've miles To- wndward and return.
Thr Enigma proved her >cawOrthin">> IN the rito
hcyold doulii. l. the Mater VA, rough. The tnuio
defeated by - seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Ia suncr,, douhlc.track ,t,l highway brtwc'i Nv,
Work Phadclphia Ba!tir' and Washinctn; va 1870,
Central I,,adiriG H. AMI - EairniN MI INC ti'
ARE equipped with br,ndn"~ >">tihn.l dlx ,
CONSTRUCTED bV th I."Ii'
ran (nmuaoy The fast 81 trains between Newl ork
nd Washington run via this route. sutton foot Of
IAbAty.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Runs earned Buffalo I. Ncw.York Two'hase hits
~ Drr,h"r Mack and Conner. Thr""-fase h!t-Shat'
outly Stafford |. bv o,pay l. ba." iIo on
ball--Ou stafford 5 ~ O'Day .. Stohu Da-'s ioS'
irwin Richardson, Vaughn and shaw sar n,e'
Ncw.York J. Double plays Richardson and Connor.
Tichards"n shannon and Connor J"hnsOn aud Vaughn
Si,,f"J Wsc and i,,own Wild pitch-O'D Day I. Time
i 40. Umpirrs-Knght and Jones.
Cleveland Sent 81 Especial, -Mutre's connected
several HIS on Pitcher 'atin the first inning TO-DAY
and thereby the game. After that B'ftih wuS h'ay
luyincil. ,isr too pitched great ball. and Cleveland
barely rs,urcd O. ,hutout. Thr lack o hitting made I'll"
cam. slow and tedious and the cold weather added 70 ~
discomfort The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
,i,IF. EIpPERT SAYS

.nI:>rTY CAS- b. A,QVIHID ~ WELL ~ ho'"'
,,,.., ,,,,,.> ton ,our, 4 mult!tn! Of Other J. :
r,I a. ~ T. r. III ~. - Mm' i.npi"!t NoT'u
r,uoNl,d Face Beach, ,an nrr uh.N' ,,,, th.
.' nn.. uut ,cIrf .p but r'ino>"" "n'l'cil W"
n.ni.h Your ,on,I >i" Tho r-'n.r ia .' h"fnnI "
,rl.iuy uilt rrtlr.nc al" A. w H''''' i''
Schu &c p"s''e' ''i N WIS. 4. KuPPERT,
sEAST l4Tu.Sr. NEW.fORf'
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l'nclcr tai mid ,luh q OF
r,-u.d -un. staten Island u. Ensl'v"d FnN -
-, r'', staten l.i,nd :" irg,'w"'i J. l"!t on lass
Sci, - I-l,.d q. ing WOO" .t'r,% IT. w Ely. {
o., ur,., e.. tumnS H. 90" -, Pr"'"r. hii>'r, NJ
-" Nov" - Van HAht. :! Nl' ni''U r." ' %,
nnu,.lt, STORM ha-.,-Nlr Iinit kim>bt. Stn'h'igh
p-n..,r Tun.las. hu- ii"rtr. SIR IGN VIA pitches
a.. / r,,lt l. Movr. /. IA sd balls -''au1t tmpir
,I.,L.u, Time 30
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(pY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I

Buffalo, sept. 34.-Thc Giants had mortgage on
oday's game up to the ninth inning. when all error
y Whitney put White on first base and Irwin forced
him ont al second stafford hit SAFELY and Hoy got
"A base on balls Mack lined thc ball into centre ana
Johnston funbied tine ball. The thrc runners N'orcd
and the Giant, were the snort end OF the score III
their half The game exciting Throughout. IL
VA, cold. The
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YORK
L l,NriAIId

larn.d run,-Nr~.York =. Twoblse h!t-WhistIrr.
DAVIS and ZiHur"r. Lit on has, Sc" YORK :" -
land o. First ha-,. riror-H"w fo'k 4. Ct'' anu l.
Dorh!c play, -,a>~co-k. Whi,'ir =. D., any Nh.t.
IT., On II"rnJn. >ri3H"y. N'k'an io'l'
AMI wight HI by ball-Iirn":. StucH out. penny
,'larko :: Eu.- Hognung. l"atin .: NnrI"r a1d NIX.
Pas! hall--Clarl.". Wild ptch-l''ath. 1ih'>-l 10
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

cares u tarry long over such programme a, INA. o
delightful contrast. TODAY there stake races. and
promise Of sport in the d4ys card is Excellent
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swlEPsTAKES. BEATEN HORSES
so EACH, $1,000 ADDED. n ABOVE THE
SCALE.
81 nc''ip Fl.
II !; s&.'" ~' b p '',;fT FL K 3,
oak i' ocd Stables b. T. Mcrdrn, 4, lco
W. c. Days br. h. Bail,ton. 5, II: % :,
D. T. pusicr's Oh. c. Punsser. IT,, B., ioi. 90 at
A. J. scott's b. e. Gunwad B. loi 90
Iouch Brothers b. =. Fores, Kins. - lo7o - 90
Written Brothers b. m. Ruth, .. 1o4 - -,
T. b Kc'be'> b. c. Monroe. 3. io lcar. % T.
Mcpoiald ( Corh~tts II. f. Daisy Woodruff
= ''' Tinc-i 1914.
buddhist Ec.Echo and Chemisc were withdrawn
After short delay Nj. Caldwell the field "i to an
excellent start Al fdrrow about tie cent?" Of III"
group that sH.!sh rascal quickly f" to ia"
rear with Pun>;,l. ~. and MonIos Ruth. who Is *.
cc,din.Iy ouicA her feet max" the Tuii.
ming. Balson tikn" second place and ''un"ad ti'd
while Mcr!dcn ounc'd ao"r in fourth place ready AZ
any moment t. stlldr thu front BISon took th" lead
at the head Of stretch when Ruth done but wii
he reached the fuong post Mcriden passed him easily
that Martin compos himself to sleep Al fafrow seemed
out OF 1t At this point but IIf finally got him co
has rarely -quard. giving Martin rud' awaken:
and winning ny neck McIiden >cc"nd two ,gth> before
fiallston. who beat Pun-tc'. II. Il head.
Mu;ual>- Al FarOw straight $l 30 place So 80 Neil
den place IS 10
sECCAD KACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. go
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. H. MILLS.
p n''''n y.
DIVER Brothers b Eon by Eol lS7rS, Walk over
Cas.away II and Now:or NvI were withdrawn leaving
race To Eon. who Galiopcd over.
THIRD KACl.-si.IIN' SWEEPSTAKES TWO.
YhAEoLps. so LAch sl.Vo' ADbLD SIX
FURLONtS.
3 ne'''n Fl.
A$ is,A:s, l., " Ha; se n III; . g.
j. H. ~ Ne, CORN c,n ieA'. b. zenooia '..,; go H.,
J. A. n,,cnc,or', b. G. w'odru'''r Il: ~, =,
" I 's H e. H,' a '2 81 81 81
X I;;;,,'s, 4 1a;.'a;.; ,r ~ J.:
nan,o,., Stable, L. A,!o4.H,. "% ,;: ~ 5
y. I l. ' I~l} = eli. {, E.'ha'i 4. COL ~
Bc,@iwyc, I,ab,1s Il. Lotto '"i Bum 10 ID
woodcut,cr and z.n.ba. almost mad and head,
r,d tho runn.n: vita lNan.;','nr uid. ard
Harth.na fourth In ;he t'tch pr ii'N'!'us rad" h'
,um aad ,trdin. o>'. his h'i"N WY '"~.> won "'a'f
, rN - ;hr. quart = &! i.nIh I'""ha -'r"A"
length before wo,Gcu:''r. VINO IVA. E'nc"fir1 h'ac'
IN. WHINE, Wa rouch by W. H. Bat!'k Of 'FoA Y
W!throw. 10Y $500
Nu,ua;>-ur us>hrouci. strarh: :lo '3 pa" "a 10
Zenohit llac" IL u
FOURTH EACl SWEEPSTAKES. TnEEFYTE.
Obs 80 EAtn. eIooo ADDED. 10 : HIL""
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n'T TlS c S1nc. .A rtr r'a '' y
D. A. l,an:c, en-. 8, XVII Il. IL, r.n,'i IL -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THREE HOME TEAMS WON.
THD FOURTH BEATEN BY THE BUFFALOS
RrSIE, HEMMING AND TERRY PITCH THEIR
MINES TO VICTORY WHILE O'DAY PITCHES
THE NETWORK PLAYERS 10 DEFEAT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
yewYork5 Cleveland / Irt'sbure q. Boston 8.
Brooklyn ). Cincinnati l. Philadelphia u Chicaeo D.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
puealo n New.York a. boston 8 Clcvel1nd 4.
iito1kiyn - pitt,bury O. chicago T. Philadelphia ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Baltimore 7, Toledo 6. syracuse s, loiuihous -
Louisville l. ROehcst,r1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

4 TROTTtNi RECORD LOWERED Al BELMONT.
Philadelphia Sept 2i.-A rather large crowd tho
two tto,tny matches Belmont DtiN.nc PARK to-day
The feature tn" day the 'ormn"" ~ the stallion
Autocraph Alcantara In the first heat Of the -
class race who lowered ~ Il nom -. 2slSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

l"sass's&%NHM
Bu:mfuI

of confidence in 1.-THE manu-
facturers of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. It's a faith
that means business, too-it's
backed up by money. This
is what they offer: $500 re-
ward for a case Of Catarrh
which they cannot cure. They
mean it. They're willing to
take the risk-thcy know their
medicine. By its mild, sooth-
ing. cleansing and healing
properties, it produces per.
feet and permanent cures Of
the worst cases Of chronic Ca
tarrh in the Head. It's doing
it every day, where everything
else has failed. No matter
how bad your case, or Of how
long standing, you can be
cured. You're sure Of that
or of $500. You can't have
both, but you'll have one or
the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
IilrD i.iC!.- OCEAENIEW STAKES. TlIHl'"YEAI:
,,Iu> -lOr / \Cll. II 800 ADDED. WINNIE ct
rut rI'ITON STAKES tDLMU1IIJ ) n EXTRA. H.


ETH EAGE- >wI.ErSTAI ~. N'A1EN Two.
vl.AE.OIDN. go iAt u. Fl00o ADDED SrE AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE GRtNESEND ENTRIES To DAY

FIRST RACi--SWIEINVAkI. 30 IA II. $1,000
,DDI.D SpICIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE Fl RLONt.~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

II 800 ADDED. ! 3.lG Mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

every got back t. town in time for dinner
for which expressions of gratitude to the iirooklyn
Jockey Club were frequent and l"d. surely no ono
yesterday. But to-day offers most attractive and
delightful contrast TODAY there arc stake races. and
high class horses expected to run. In fact, the
promise of sport in the days card is excellent.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-SWl EPSTAkES. BEATEN HORSES.
so EACH, $1,000 ADDED. ABOVE THE
SCALE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07
Obituary.

Hancock has lost one OF her best men-C apt
Eastman Googing died July fifth. He WIS
born 43 years ago in that town, assuming the
care OF large family at the death OF his faith
er, when he was boy OF ten. II was only a
year or two later that be began the career In
which he WAS so successful of seaman. life.
His integrity and ability, together with that
secret Of success .uuremltting toll. soon car
riei him 10 the front master OF a large and
excellent vessel, position be continued to
hold until he retired from the sea some ten
years ago. Many times since his old employ.
ers have urged him 10 choose from their fc.i
which be would sail. But for the most psri
be has remsned At home during the pat few
Years. II l. of little use 10 speak In h- praise
now, but much - he Wa. bonored and re-
-pecied by sli who knew him. the best of all,
10 my thinking, was the gentlenes., the con-
siderstion. the devotion 10 his home and FAINT
in his home was more lo,abie, more kindly,
more ready to sacrifice than was he. No better
thing could be said OF any man than this. | am
told that II has been 40 always. from the time
when a- boy Of ten. he told his sorrow Ing
mother she should be cared for, up through
till his death. He leaves = mother, widow
and a beautiful child. can not console them
no human power can stay the de-olstion AS
they constantly hold the shattered chxin In
hand. They have the deep and esrne., :, M
patty OF many friends ant the know ledge that
son, husband and father wa. nobl. and good
MAY they tnd from 1t some help. May they
find larger help still 10 the knowledge that
sometime and somewhere the broken chain
shall be mended. r.