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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

California Stakes IL mile, being beaten a length IN
a. seconds on his second appearance on The Paclnc
cont ne won a sweepstakes at five furioneo' III
:Ol 81 cOnccdinG fifteen pounds 20 cach Oh Ms %
poncuf> In the Racine stakes, MS thlfd race ho
heat Fairy and Others in clever style gong the lt
quarter, in / 10 II. His last race was III my
Friendly stakes al Chicago. which ne .ouiu nave VIZ
I'm canter. but his jockey pulled hun TO LEI ~ s'lo
cOmpaniOH RiuiaX win. Eastern men 40 HOt corr.
themselves much about Homer Ihe! lhhh "c'
cattle can hv away over hin ,,. ,,,,.
I.,h Tariff the hall brother OF Montana htscl,;,
b,. Itartrd three timc- and ~ each attempt sA'Wci
1Iiont n much speed a, revenue Fci"iihcf ~ ny
kcu,rood ~tales at Clncag" lie was thlrd ~ INC
Friendly stakes he wa beaten ont oil eight ana III
The HYDE Park stakes he Wa .t>i AL th5 NaS
What business has he in the Junior champion
IIar1v Durham gave L0nGlortune, EueoWai anu
Iiich Tariff three quarter t1"l. IaI,oWhn Dt",H1
the other, easily. rhis l. not a bad SORT OF COY,
lie has run we'll in each OF his SIN races noun III
The first he was unpaced He won INC ro1ulcrt
IIotcl stake, al Il. Louis. The Hydc Park SIHeT at
chicago leating Kincmau. Palestine KY uei I,cH
and otLcr, and the saratoga Hia,c'' hodunS I"iis'-
tino Monterey and nlckloc6. In inc Fr chdN siahf'
Inc finished fourth. RnaN. Homer ana hIhcinsii peat
inr him LOncOrtunc has started Dii once TN 'lc
Jltdc park Stahosl. when he ran unplac"d it'll,
Kiuru2n has started in ten races. iOir m "ITn
lac won all of them being pUI O. with gfhlhaIN hriS
NJ starters Ills best performance were IN ti' tuiN
sake, when he finished third. and the HYDE IarK
Stakes in which he was beaten head by baIGoW"I.
There j. an alarming scarcity - ;opd )oCNoNN. Many
Of inc starters will be heavily hand appel b u' az
sence OF skill Judgment and force III their sadoles'
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BOLIDAY-NIhEBSHY THE SEA.
rurv Enjoy TIE MANY ADJUSTMENTS Or


rury ENJOY TIE MANY ADJUSTMENTS OF
CONEY ISLAND.
Tho crowd a. Concy I-gnd yesterday again large.
ptlali, about 10000 people were To be- found on thr
i.ld during the day. The thicat'n,ng aspect Of i"
,.,,,.iuc with il, lowering cioud- and hi9h humidity,
f..oIti,.d many people into staying 30 home" ina"
tho ,hort storm Of thunder aad lightning uat
brake over to tv early tAc AT moon. JUS a. ih u'"
Of holiday travel wac at Its height actI VITA aeN''-
effect upon the attendance. However -. crowd was
Ia,ac enough to keep lu-y tbs caterer n TN pH'@
arlrscncut and financially the days returns were 7at'
factor.
once landed at the isand, the ho'da'-mak"r- pro
r.,d,d ~ ,uJoy thcn.'ly', in the usual way ana i'f
~. most part they were o9!rrIy and ccpd'hnn'. d.
I'll. Manhattan Each and Oriental H"t".- v.I" N'il
nll,G aud Gilmore had his usua! h2 ~'ha@' 'rH'h'c.
Mi., Carutta Ma~oHGa. u.Ial. received Goul' '''-
core o- her singing Of soprano aria fr'nL"li'2n ho'
y,., Ir,,nc CoH - baritone who mad hi "i-; az"
ranco at tbs concert Ao; az enthusiastic reception
q. bot, afternoon and oy,nlnr per"i.1n ~ bnRh'h
U.,.h Anton ScIl's wcarrluc't irt-ra.ia. "i;r'i q
lar-. audiences. Ia tn li>t Of tins "'r. 'i"h sol"
Iy Cunort schmidt. trombone and oho" so.o-, 10y J.
PfciGrnscAnedor and Jo, pa FL ana hap 500 by
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TFyV-BRTNSWICK.

The decision Of the Commissioners OF lax APPcd'
that under the new mode Of eS-ueht d" aPp''i %
from the real estate assessments made by ''c "o"
Comm. sionerS Of Valuation is LIKELY 10 De r'''u a.
law in the proceedings brought by the Ne" br"''"n"
CITY Railway Company to escape paying Us IAN i'c
l,ndholdcr, Of that oornpany recently forecloSed on
their mortgage and will sell the road. ana III "Nlcr ~
make the sale free from the complication, Oi counter
sale 10y the city have secured an injunction restrain
ing the city collector from enforcing the claim LOT
taxc, The f7llc TO make the injunction permanent -
10 bee argued soon. ., . ,.,
President Gat-, Of Rutgcrs tollccc Is 10 mel a"
committee nf the trustees II Amherst -.
,r IA Announce his decision on the call extended 70
him rrc,ntly 10 tic presidency Of that Institution Il.
ca-c Dr. tate leaves RutccrS pfoDiblc Successor
- IA. u,,,,mcncv j, Or. Austin scott VINO now
,rctii,io- ih. chair Of history aud constitutional law
I.y tho viii of the late p. Vanderbilt Npadcr whose
death wa announced last week, RUTGERS COLLEGE
secures - legacy 81 $4,000. aud other minor rs't','
,rn made, To- public Institution, including $1,000 To
tie sew Brunswick Humane society.
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SEPARATING MOTHER AND CHILD.
THE SOCIETY SAYS TuAT THIS Is DONE Foi
Till Gunp OF TIE LITTER.

THE SOCIETY SAYS TuAT THIS Is DONE FOX
THE GOOD or TIE LATTER
Assistant superintendent stocking Of the society
or ,l p~.veutiou # cruelty - Children, and police
,., arrested Yesterday afternoon a twclve-ycar-oh
Girl the daughter Of Mr., Mary Hayes Of West one
hundred and ski, hfth-,t for selling papers at stand
-. uro,dway and Twenty thiri-,t. When The ar-s'
,,,, made Mrs, Hayes. who has sold papers at tl'
stand for ten wears and who 1, the widow oi TIE GU
rid man who held the stand before her, hd cit htF
alma p charge Of the stand while -hc was elilns h'I
am, or in an Office near BY. She saw the arrest ana
ran ont. crying "Kldnappcrl KidnapIer"
several people. among whom was Mr' f'Nof'
, Tod ~iucrutendcut stocking upou what gr)niH> inc
,,,..t wa, made The agent replied that ihe woman
had been repeatedly warned against allowing h"r GauEn-
ter t remain I'm charge Of The stand, ana mat huier
on, complaints lad been made by the members u
,h. .o,,.ly ON each occasion Mr.. Hayes h'u
refused to comply with the la" ana h"i
dared the society 10 interfere with her. Inc S''l'
irving p.tcot-y for her mother. Wa, taken IT, IN.
-,,isiy' olu,r and detained over hl~it -N9'l'i,'
SECRETARY Knoll ,ald last night that ne cas- Nu''1
b., brought up at the jefferson harNt Fo'!tt 'oL, AZ
hc~nornlnc and u propose! would be mace 10 VIM. !,
the child 10 IT, mother upon ~ P'"'''' '' -
nlIow IL I" -el papers. H.. ,ho.
There is no charge made against Mrs. Hayes thas
she 1, unable unwilling 10 taAe ,Pr0p'. ''.F "a
her ,hrcc children the eldest. OF whom Is sixteen
and has lust ben graduated rom grammar moor.
she is also admitted 20 be r">l"t tame M Wv "'N
Ing woman Mr., Hayes last ulcu dchcI III, 80
told ~ the society, officer. and eld snc ma I'nn
allowed her child 10 attend tire STAND except VIM
III. hcr~cl. was eating her dinner nearly. ne :
Indignant az the sJctty'- ON. ana t'cl'cH' !"
prosecute for malicious per'ecutl'n'
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RUTHERFORD.

The publication relative To- the death # Dr ChareS
T. Howard la, caused much excitement The" ~i'ncN
Indicated that -0nc friend, ~ Dr.. Howard t0usW tat
death had not been caused 10y an overdose 81 chlord
ut That the doctor had been In a trance aHd tht me
2rIcc,- 4 cmba.mng was what r'all} AIcl MN. II
,,, $50 aid that Or. {. !. Ov,rIcr. cousin o. Dr.
,,,, had conc To York. Penn. where the .. dy was
buried and that au aut. isy would &" mad - I'll cover
..,c actual cause Il death. Dr.. ov"millcr "rote a
.,r Just after r. Howard, death 10 Coroner llciin
Who c1uductrd the uquet ~ EticT Or, "a" puipjrt
Z Which ,tn- 10 -hoy That d.. howard died from
..a-t q .ca.c N0nr 4 those f'cf- Va developer nj
,,o Ilguc.t however. and at'r a short d. ID r1VOn
he INV brought lu verdict # dental death from
u oyc.Go.c ~ clloial
THO Rutherford t1no" club WI h1t m important
netting tn y. IN, nam, ~ s.vera, applicants for
.i,e-li.r. hin coming lciorr ~" U"cil &.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A BURGLAR CAPTURED.
CAUGHT TRYING TO ROB A HOUSE AND TAKEN
no 4 POLICE STATION.

TO A POLICE STATION.
The pcopIo living in the nclghborhood Of Throop
ave. and Quincy st. lad an exciting chase for gang
Of burglars early yesterday morning. when resulted
in the arrest Of one OF the who proved TO be ah
old convict Just above ThTOOpave IN Ouncyst
stand, a row OF ten twO-stOry and basement brown
,tono houses. In the rear of this row are d mum
Der Of vacant lots fronting Gatcsave. AT NO 4o4
Ouincy.st live, Thomas p. Hongeworth. New \ rk
dry.goods merchant. Abraham Bogardus, the veteran
phoograp hcr and lecturer lives next door ana Johh
f. MiIholIand the Chief Inspector Of Immigrants at
the Barge Office, occupies no 4so. a Mt ErhsHln
lives at NO 400. The families Of Mr.. Bogard's ana
Mr. Milholland arc both out Of town Inc mtter'
however, spent sunday at home Mr. MliHoiia"u
went to hi, house about O'Clock yesterday morning
and went 10 bed in the on the second Story
About an hour later he was awakened by noise III
the rear yards. lie looked ont of the VINO" Ius'
IN time to see man coOly climbing the fence be
tween the wards Of SIR. Holllngsworth ana VIZ. 30
-;rlus The fellow dropped lightly into MI bos'"u
MSS grass plot. confederate was StahdIhg Oh
guard in t;ates-ave and by low whistles gave 4isl's
of the approach Of any one Nr MlIholdHu NV
no weapon and he concluded that II he gave tl9
alarm the mon would get away, 80 nc qulrty Wd,on'ii
while The burglar forced the iron grating ana eHl'Iol
ifr BOGarluss house. Then ne aTOu7eu ~. III" ,a
who lOt out a glH and began 10 hr" az inc SudIu III
Cntc,ave The guard escaped however wllHOut ot
,ng hurt. The noise Of the firing brought fol'.hc,
Charlie, L. Blancy and George hgne, VINO Wefr s''nu
citizens they started on hunt. The burglar Is 'r
Nlbolaud thought had no; dared 10 leave tIr hpusr
after the alarm. They found him IN VIZ; BoeaIut'S
cellar He was taken TO the Ninth precinct 9H,1Uu
where he said his name John j. Costello OF 40
l493 Prospect Place. The ponce icCGg t in'' ~
am cx-couvict and confirmed sneak tliei'
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WIND. HAIL. RATN 1ND LIGHTNING.
DAMAGE ny THE STORM At PATERSON. y. J.
FAIE WEATHER PROMISED.

FAIR WEATHER PROMISED
4 heavy wind hail and rain storm swept over
Paterson y j. yesterday afternoon. dom, c'n7ld'F1
bic damage 20 different parts Of the city Roofs were
blown of the hoisrs and trees were uprOoted DIX
nli,tonc, some almost the sic Of large U1ro!e''
descended with great force. breaking "a great many
Windows. The roof Of Freeman a Small""on' SI"
mills wa, completely torn oil 10y the force oil inc
wind. THIS company VIII sustain heavy lo4>'
owing 10 the rain running into the building from th'
large or.riug III the roof and damaging the inferior
and the machinery \ tall smOhc,tack on one ~ '"c
small mill, wa, blown down and considerable o'paE'
was done The storm severe at Io'o"'' y"
rain fell in south Paterson. ,.
YcstcrIay was an unpleasant, sort OF day III TINS
city for the holiday maker. shortly al'er "'"'" III
nm. n,orup There hrohc over the city heavy STORM
aud for more than an hour Inc rhh ''i ~. ,ro
torrent At Intervals the lla,kue>s of the ahy was
bu,krn bv vivid ha,Er, OF lightning. -,
Even after the first violence 81 the Storm n' ~, p
,dcd the rain continued 10 fail al lhlciNM, t ih
. 30 All through ir morning heavy c9uuN |u ,55n
humidity gave pi->asc Of further tl'Hb' N,,-do"
D. M there wa another abort but h'!Nl 's't" -
shower that Lasted until $40. The totll r'' ~,
thc day measured 30 inch. llumidilS Wa 1T -
per cent early In tho morning, bui icH 'oH'''N''o'
a, the day wore on. the average being 80 PL rcl''
The temperature wa, never higher IMAM = nrS.''
The Indication, for the day point 10 resumption u
fair weather.
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OUTGOING STEINERS.
TO-DAY,
WEDNESDAY. AUG. l3.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. AUG TO- 1890
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Suovin .Gerl Ludwig Hamburg July 20 Havre
30 with nde and 10 RI Cors Arrived at the
Bar at BAN.
steamer Minister Maybsoh tGep scherhorst Antwerp IL
ballast Heye. Arrived al the Bar At .40
Ia Champagne (Er) Boyer. Hayrc Aug .. With
Forget Arrived at the Bar 1t 542
nldsr 10 CIrstaN Arrived at the Bar at ba N.
tBrJ. GarviD Bermuda days. with mdss
and passengers Outerbdgs Co. Arrived OF the Bar
-
Steamer City Augusta Cathnrne. savannah days. with
mGsr and passengers Ia l. walker.
Cherokee Bars JacEsonvic via Charleston DAYS
with mdse and passengers 10 VIM Clyde d Co
Roanoke. Huphers Newport News ana Norfolk
with mi and passengers To Old Dominion SIS 90.
Giace tab tay0a BatOum rs days, with noorico
root % STANFORD ME- co. vessel 10 master.
Becker Ger. SaDderseld. Maurtus 81 cayA
with sugar % ORDER vessel TO G Tobias & Co.
SUNSET-Winda at sandy Hook. light, n cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Mcrsay (Br a.sensten. Progreso fays,
with hemp 10 Williams Arrived at the Bar 40
,,,ro
steamers and Sharox. for Antwerp Egyptian
Monarch London. Spain and kef SEA LIVERPOOL; IosnL
Wiudvafd Islands. Louisiana. New-Orleans
Bsrks Ie,iathan. stetn: Hannah blanchard Coruna
IaE NOV EMENTS OF STEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug sailed. steamers city OF Rome (Br.
Young Aurana t3r button. and Arizona tBr) Brooks,
from Liverpool hence tor Ncw. York
AxTwKRF Aug Sailed. steamer Wesernland (Belg,
Jamison. for New. York. , ~
HAvKE Aug iC-AIrvcd, steamer La Dourgogne 9TH
Franguel from Sew.l ork.
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or Course. IT MADE A DIFFERENCE.
from The detroit Free Pres.

From The Detroit Ere" Pres
4 Detr0ltci drove up 20 a livery stable the o'h"r
day and t. the proprietor. Who stood al me d'''
Il am going away. ana I've got a horse hrrt
Which y00 want - -c!. Of cur" Us 'ti
time % wear 80 sell horses, and never In" prices
u IIlr - low .
As | am going away Thought it would b" best
TO -"
Well, III make you an oncr, bui y VIII %. low
one lie. knee sprung. got 4 spawn, his -i,ht l. of
and he's all Of fifteen year old. I'll ave YOU so
ard take my chances
on you ml-t;,rc me. ! want you 10 board Lin
for ne for a couple months
"O-h-h. that's II. OF course. Ilnc. Young
animal he i, and worth $50 o. any man money.
Lad him right in Eighteen dollars PES month and
the best care guaranteed.
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IN ,rcTy. Rr az 0RcHESTR ALTON.

novel substitute ION ne regular concert ~ hS"'"'
Reach viii be- made th. afternoon william j. H"nd'i.
son If this city who Is well known n musical critic ana
writer musical subjects VIII lecture d. u NN'' it"'
- ,,.l.l am ..orrhr.trlton' and In addition to Nh
cndeson' remarks the subject VIII be illustrated bN MI
Srid and hi, orchestra. Selections from Bach beethoven
Li. Warner and other viii he pa''G as Illus
trailing the grow and development oil th' or'h'V inc
novelty and high order entertainment ought TO insure
l.rp. attendance especially when II Is remembered that
TN. proceeds Will help swell the phanhropc fund Of
,h Scdl society and enable 1t - increase the amount Of
good work which +, being done thereby.
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THE LOST DfAN0NDS IDENTIFIED.

The satchc con,aninc diamonds Valued at 90ooo winch
,. found v III. police Thur'dIy evening In th" ner1>c-
.n. of tue Central station ~ Brial' va H hih'd
YESTERDAY A. the Office OF ln-i" TO- Blhr b' thr '"N'h
toi.ul-t,,n.ia Juan = Nasafl". ~ b'oaPinr ." Il-i
g. d. qirn.a crcI1l Navarro said 20 TflbIr
,cn,rt.r vr.crday evening that be- dh not b'lS" "a"
woman wa. robbed the satchrl. but THOUGHT 1t Wa
taken BY mistake by passenger on IA" eam' TAN Tor
when hc -achcl discovered u, content, "rr" intact
Tin. satchcl Will be- returned IT, owner tomorrow
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To PAY DEARLY FOR THEIR RIDE.

william Dn.rn tocnt,. -four years old. q; No. 7G2
Scconl.aNc. and two other men. hired Clhman Jo"lh
smith so -o3 lat Tvouty--c,'nth--t To Gr!'" u'm
downtown on saturday night Reaching Bir"thrr-'i
they sent Smith into house near Mulberry IT. Nh'h
hc came out hi, ,ab had di-app urd. tn" outht Was
uc,t heard the Eat IhlrtyfoUth-st ferry,
shrr, Policeman McC sncrtv. Of the Twenty first Pre-
cnct thought the the bon dd not look like a
cabnian and halted him. The three ran. but Nc
C,n,rty caught Dln.cn. The prisoner was held III
- 500 bail Justice McNiphon ~ the NorNyllc Court
yesterday trial the larceny Of the Quilt. which Is
At mi
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rRxsnAIR cHI1DRry 1ooEIyG ARoryD'

From The Hanover PENN Citizen
llanovcr's cons snmcut of children sent ont by The
New York Tribune, Fresh .Ar Fund. ninety tNo ul
numbc-. arrived here Friday Oh special attached
10 tine 90 train. pcrhap- thousand or NOR cJpl'
gathered At the station to witness their arrival. and
notwithstanding heavy d0WEpDur ~ rain ~ ia"
tim" a hearty welcome given the little ones. and
all seemed 10 be- happy. II wa novel -.sl ~ See
them land each with box, bundle bac az grip. and
every one with Il pleasant -nilc upOu their pal" and
pretty faces. They HlUhcd into the waiting
room ~ ~" station building, and ,0oh distributed
among the people who had agreed f. entertain them.
These little chips already perfectly at home with
our town children and are having grand time larlng
around. They seem happy mcascd birds.
They will remain two weeks.
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4 FERRY BDAT DISABLED.

The staten Island ferry.bolt Southncld, while making
her trip from Nov York 10 ST. George on saturday night
was disabled TN the B1v. oT HclioH- Island IS picking
IN a drinHd log Ia h.r wheel. The boat drftd about
hrplr--lv for and narrowly ESCAPED drifting
against -t,am,lnp wing at anchor. The fcrry-hort
Robert Garrett along and ooh OF thr SOEthhrld .
passengers and landed them at St George The log was
at rwari taken the wheel and the disabled boat
steamed " staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
WORK OF THE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
CtNpIDATI,S

prirco poval rircnzi salvador. Judge Morrow and
Tenny are the probable starters in me race Tor me
Champion stakes. at onc ana ore nan ii,",, We
Tcnnv is likely to win. Trainer Donoyan ho%eV Hi
rouId not persuade him 10 work Yesterday u MS
.a,i' coction Hc Suked as usual and would not fry
a. VAN : mile and a quartz? in 10 was the best
Prince ROYAL worked mile and half In : 40.
and pleased Rowe immensely. -. .,,oo
~alyator went the distance on saturday, put tHt.o
i. .orc doult about the time. some make IL = 10.
otbcrs Al and sill others : 80 -
WV Iiircn,i also went over the course but was not
Imdcc Mor,ow's Cape May success was HI, trial.
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STARTING FOR THE STATE CAMP.

The lIm separate Company succeeded afr much dnl-
Guilty n getting away from Mount Vernon - IA" stat"
Caup on SATURDAY afternoon Tho ORIGINAL pan ~ going
to N.w.Yolk L. take N" Hudson Rive train alan
don,d because OF the strike, and the company with sNt
rank and nlc commanded by Captain T.. j. kinder.
marched 10 YonAcr. and thence % P,ck,hil. Thi, Is
the fourth wear IN this command ha- been
IN th. IL.
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THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

For cool and deASa,fl sail down the harhor ana
an ENJOYABLE day at the races. take the maSlhcent
steamers sandy Hook, Monmouth or 81 JOINS Ho"
ier No. :, Noth River, foot RectoI-st' al D. IA d. '
II i and l y. II.
All Rail Routc.-Trains leave New-York, foot OF
Liberty.st. North River, e:15. 9l3. lOl1 II 10
a. NJ; l2 80 special express, Il 40 special express
1 special express, 30 p. N. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE BALLPLA YERS STRIFE.
KEEN STRUGGLING FOR REMNANTS.

HOW THE MANY RACERS sTAND-sUNDAY GAMES
AND SCORES.
The baseball war DOW raging does not seem to hinder
Tho clubs OF the four major leagues in their hsht Tor the
baseball championships
-, ,n ,,,io,,l LEAGUE the Rrooklrns st retain the
,ood I'm fact they claNlcd away somewhat from their
nearest oppcnent. during the last week me fhiad"
rhis are not so far behind ard weeks games NAV put
them on even terms with B'Fhr's 'hc'' NoT'o'
" - f., -, u,,,.,,r nrht 10 oycrtakr the leaders and
q ,cbt AN t,c Phl!ad phas' heels, with Goof chance
ocraking thcp. Cincinnati has also begun 10 mek up
cn and il dangerous II cannot drop lo"r Ean iouTth
mace for some time come. as Chicago II goa way
hind Tho Scw.York club however. seems I" yet on
80 and continues To lo., regularly Cleveland ana
ptsburg bring UP the tail end Of tn race The League
record 70 date follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Tue pool sales WCr0 A. IoHO"'.
First rac,-t.o.lcn ROD e2j bailyhoo SIS "'n''leEe
sl4 Rainboe. Gypsy MS. ofalc' ana O''"o, - ''.,'
,odoo - 1,ha "a G..te j. IS. Kcytono -. Ac.a 49,
Second rlce-uypocrito 49, King Crao So. Al't'ali;I
$40 prlrce.s Annie So Iadr PE!-fer s.. heid ~.
~frd racc-Alan Esao 500. Mabel" $50. Pan
cAot,. 50 Maud 49, -. Avalon -, Lee . So jeanette
- I.tt.o Dc-s -. ftld -.
II. Mora SO f4..c Crete So Mari" X. -. Carter b.
Jack Rosc lortielo and So cAch. ho>c.nsAo KAY
g. Mamie r -,
on tho nfth race no pools were sod.
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new ELECTION LAWS
NEW.Y0RK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 30 Per lOo Topics

A cheap edition lin price. MOI J"
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ton LAWS, under which the vote VIII
no ,,l.en this fall. has been printed "
THE TRIBUNE. without covers a""
vii now be supplied TO CLUBS a' ~" -"
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comics for 30 cents; single 'op
CENTS each. The print Is large ~" d.
the paper good; and the various 70,
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HOWE NEUS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.

ASTOE-CoionI l.. +. Bradley. |. 3 Army.
FIFTH AvISUF-Jud,c walter O. Gresham and Cor
,.lis. 4 Logan u Chi.aso Concr'> nan &. II. eros
,nor - ONO oud N-Concr'--on John 4 NcShan'. Of
\.br.-Aa MURRAY lILt,- l*d1'd Proctor. S"cre.
a-y II VA aud Judge Douglass Bolrlman. Of Ithaca
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NATIONAL LEAGU r..

In tho PLAYERS League Boston is still In front but
Wards Brooklyn dangerously close and Ina' jump
in,o a,.t mace rhis week.. The NewYork team holds
.n,d Mace, co.cIv followed by Chicaco Hit'hurc and
cleveland are close together Will" Huhalo oy winning
TOW Games during the last helped along it, rather
.,n,u ,u,or ~ victories The record II appended:
pr, RECORD.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

The Atlantic As-o.lot Oh IS rntaN'r "a" i'' '''.'
MGR. o.d Nov.Havcn v''a 'le former a. -oi'' ''''
tho led The o,h-- club. hay" I'I % 'nF h''' q"
oycrta,i9r IT, laGel-. Tho N'vaA i'i" may p'''.'
do .o b.t nc> WI lnv" con nearly every game TO go '
Tho record 10 DOT" fol'o
-' ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
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\ farmer travelling IN a foreign land for the ir't
time becoming sOmcN hat auNIou, about the condition
of his live stock tclcSraphed home l. things all
right at the barn John Brccn." Ills stable boy ,
whose conversation was proverbially acOntc. imne-
diateh telegIaphcd back: John Brcen-T Things Is.
Robert. n-lIlarper's MarAxine.
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