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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
r,r ALLEGED AIR LINE To CHICAGO.

A published dispatch from WHO '"'''' '.'''
,.rdy said ina, ucw air line railroad from W" Tor"
. ,c,,, ,..o miles .hor:.r than the Irnn't wanna
~ ,n mills ,hor.r thai, the N"w. York Central. was
about m ir co,l>,ruct'Si. Tn" nwl"u~ "i III" h"e J.
road from Iinday. ohio. 10 III" irhhN Wanna ~"
I'm. :. Distance Of about 10 miles. Eu>"H ~" WI
Md T., be interested IA the enterprise. ht h" d"h'''
the report with a great laugh. i ii"h ai""' YEA"
ago he said euro payment Tor S'''' i''> i'
,,.h,d the III Midland ailr"ti hy the 'h'd1" S'''
:. ,, -, v,,,h | An, a Large stn' kh"!d"r. There
ia. Considerable. ,oI pomGrnc" about tie matter D"'
thar Ia, been nv only '"Iin"ton WIN th' s'''".'
Ihr rnmtt,Iv was IN trouble ut rat lime. anu AN
'.' '''i -. ,ntd,t,uU. There l. moth
Ing iu ,h pr,,crt 81 far least a. am 'O' ci'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
uovrv y,ylGERS or TIE WORLDS FAIR

Cb,caro reu 90 (>p"cial.-Prr>ldcnt Palmer 10
dav announced the appointment OF the b"a" L'"'
Managers of the Worlds Fair Th">" from INC F'a>.-
or, s,,,.s arc AZ follow. Maryland Mrs. Emily Heeo'
baltimore: Mrs &. r Thompson. Mount HaV%o"' w"
Ianp,nil,, Mrs, Daniel Hail. Dover: New-Jcr>e!, Nr'.
Narth, L. stevens. Ilohokcn New loiH. MIS- L'o!"
r-rce Few York CITY IN de Island Mrs. Mary NJ
S,nclvca,her PawIuckot MR.. Charl"t'" Daily PROVE
dance: Irnnsylv,nia. Mr.. Mary f. Me- andIeNS' r"' y
burg: Delaware. Miss Mary kindcn Mlli"N' Nc''""""
Mrs. Ellen NJ chandler. Pomfi"': Virginia '"''
Mildred Lee Lexington Mrs Kate Paul liarFI'o!n'rs
District of Columbia Ms. Mary : Logan VIZ r"'A
wilkeus. Wnehing;on; a, large. Mr. u. J. |eru"hA'
xcw York. Mrs James r. Cartrr GeoTgetown' NY.
Mia Mary s. Lockwood. Washington; Mrs 'ohh 81
uar,er Detroit, Miss Ellen Ford. New'roTR' "'>
Svd,ev s Tykr Philadelphia Mrs. RoTra Ryan
Austin. Tex. A..
At the opening o. Its session RMS mornin1' ''e
World, Fair Commission listened 10 the rePor OF Us
mn,,,,n, an IN, site The report RECOMMENDED the
adopion Of the dual site rendered by the lo'a' q"
rec,ory II Is stated that the ttc 10 Jackson fu7h Au
the Midway PlaisAncc was perfect aid tha' ti's '''
10 Lake Front Park wa- suiici"ntF 'ic'' '"' 'N'
purpouce that the To- al directory hah i~A''' az
agreement with the Illinois Central Ra'lroeh company
that the company would depieSe It's tr''ks Az" ina.
had agreed 10 charge only , cents lAN oc'"ee YAK
Lake Front and jackson Park 90
The executive committee has made James a. MO
Kenze OF Kentucky, vic-Fhdrnah Inns S"ol
makea the Kentucky CommissOner vice-Urcc'or'k0"
eral or his principal a>si,tsnt. y malort! OF '"'
executive committee will sit permurn'lT IN 'h'ak"
President Palmer H. by roaem Of his ONCE. chairman
a, me committee but I've will not be able 10 o.
nrescnt great portion OF the time prior 10 the opch'
Of the Exposition and while here VIII be o'"np"N p'
duties Of hi o,H a Int I n aie tem Mem
her Of Gonsrcs. aud public hfe number Of years
lie win give hi entire time 10 IN" W"Td ~. ar s snr
win be- the chief responsible adviser oil the "''e''o'
general
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OPENING, OF \ NEW BOAT HOT ~.
coon SPORT AND A LARGE ATT ElNDAN'E Al Ihf
rAS,<IC tuLB'S RiOATTA.

II
Far weather. ,lmo III water and lar" ''~'iH'i'I"
vc.,. ~. ,vorng conditions nud"r when thr i''''
Joot tilb g: Newark, Yesterday held IL '"h"''
r.s,,t; and formally opcnc dh'r new boat h@Nc' on
,h. Newark side ~ the Ias,aic Eivcr c"u"'" TH'
,,, ,,u.c WAS completed Lc!ore the Middle safes
,,,,,,, ard h,, been IN usc bTt III" forrnaty %.
o,.nnr IL WAS reserved r. the "''''oh o' VI" '""
c,, ,..Atts The house j. in the V4ccn Ann" stV3e
Tho material i, wood: i 1, spacious ana n''N "P'
,,,,., yn.t,rdoy II va, arti>ticallv decorated ana
- ,rt.d with quests y, IN" club, principally ladies'
n On, evening there reception and dinner WHICH
u. largely attended. Bonnie clifford. OF IN" lrho'
I,c,t Club acted rf"rc" in the r.res Adam "roeI
-, in. srmpA Boat Club was starter. +" d ea'l'cS
-, th, lusttute BOAT club w0s Juds" AT hhisi' anu
" NJ Dorcy OF the My.u" boat tiib, Was t'he"cep'3'
Tho course WAS little over mIl''
The first r.c~ for sn-lc SOULS, the contestant"
..rnr # : Nrowu H. Morris. ". II. Van Rcnthny-
,n and A. j. stevens. Tia" start WAS AZ = w " '"' IA
~nrr,. and stevens forlcd and the started "a
second time. Van Ecnthny'cn taxing th' 'o""' ""''
s.ish,r, , victor IN go. =. with stevens second.
The second contest was a pair 'sr~d GIG, TWO crews
.,,rttr, Crew No. !. !. Grccnlalch and A. M'hi
80, ,.o, Tho four oa,d .is Was won BY
,n,r No. :. Il. Valentine. :. A. Brown
v. - ur,vn and H. stiI. The siNoarcd ~
u,s won bv W. Hcddcn. $. r. Williams "
-i,r.r "a Znmrrmau &. 7. Wclsslnali. ana d.
r..br Tho eight Dared she'll race VA Won 10y "
- ,,,,d H. Borcncnian G.. Hun. !. GI"cnhalGh j. A.
.rw., G. w. Starctt. \. Archibald ana j. Dexter
, ,.rc, r,ce between married and single men WAS
r lac ,hc single men with IN" following crew II
.tii q Hun ". Morton. K. Valentino. D. "'T"uIr"
,,n, , Archibald. Tho 3O0yalu swimming race WIS
',, by D. lecbc. and 'hc % yard fnb race W f. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
RE xADE TIE STOLEN MONET Fly

Pablo Cclcparr the manager OF Carmeicit'. lives at
No. "o5 West seventeenth t. Last SUNDAY evening
bc took $500 from the thcair" aud left II IN his coat
=, In. rnom When lac looked for the money
vontay h.. could not find IT, u" thought AT first
,,,, ne had lost the money. but after making AN in
9, ,t,ca,,ou came 20 the conclusion that he had been
ro,,,cd lie called upon Inspector lyrnc>. VII" d."
tailed Dt..ctivc Cottrcll 10 l"ph into the matter
T,c detective YESTERDAY arrested Jose Ncga. an IN
tcrprc,c: vino wa, one OF the b"ardcTs NJ No. .-7
wes. scveuteenths st. After the prisoner was locked
49,, .. I,ncc HEADQUARTERS, he admitted taking the
money He got rid Of most Of II IN giving dinners to
n,o fyrscnt. and buying presents for woman with
nt' 80 Nv ,,,..d al 40 141 sixth ave. About 200
wao doind under the carpet In the woman's room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
WINNERS Al GLOUCESTER.

Gloucc,tcr " j.. sept. 80. .\b"nt 1910 pcop'" IA"
,n. r,,c. hero 10 day. Following are summaries
First ralr seven cight> %. a nile LAZY !, Wo'''
Gyp,cy King second. tarbinr ihlrd; INN ~" ~
'Irc:pd race three fourhs OF mile. >eablrd won
adv Nav second, Jack OF Diamonds tiird Time
II Ia p..i, ,r,r po., Pearl
soc,,d black plot third 1imc-l 30 , 4.
Funrth race hvceighths of mile Mari Loyci, Won
ru,w Yam second Mabel Miller third. Time :oo u.
Finn r.cc thre" quarter, "f mile" t,"nevirvc Won.
ucnry Hardy second. Eaftcr third Ii'ne-l 10 :.
s,y,h race one aud one eighth miles. Lady
pui.ifrr won Wo,dbum second. Eatontown thru
Tint Ol IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Mayof Gleason heid court
again In HI, Office yesterday when cxPo'tmas'er James
McKenna and hi, brother. Joseph Mckenna were ar
ragned on charge Of asSaulting George T. fayhc III
the Jefferson Club rooms Thursday night Inc
defendants waived examination ana wer" e''h ho'
in ri 900 bail for the action Of the Grand jury. Inc
defendants offered on Police commissioner Joseph Ny
and sheriff odner OF Quecn, Son'S sccs AZ the
bonds until hr had Investigated the standing OK tc
proposed bond>mcn The Nay1r then Te se
me At once consented to their release and the bau
bonds offered were accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
ANTI AIRY MOTIFS.

Ncwburr. sept. - >pecia,.--:r, Phoebe Il. bchc
49,, widow Of w. l.. Benedict. and sister Of 'inncl'
rur4 presideu, Of the Lehigh and Hudson RIVER Ian"
road died last evening. she was the mother o' Din
teen children fourteen OF whom survive. -\''""- Wv"
children arr Thoma, F.. Benedi't Deputy H'''e'' "a
,-anvue rcnn sept 1O.-A dispatch from bowling
c-,.r Ky SAYS that samuel Murrcll. the Oldest Mason
t., rcn,uckv died at the residence ~ his GrTnd'oh'
samuel Young Yesterday atcr"1n aS0 cnny Kv
itc",,So, II. va, a soldier OF the war OF lel!, ana
~ .w weeks ago was granted pension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
ELIZABETH.

The work T., draw NC No >tri"k jn'Ir' 10 ny III"
Looknahei, va, finished yr-tcrdiy judge van
.v k surprI tho r, porter, hv issuing an "rirr Tor
Bidding IN. >h.rN 10 inrnNh the nan"N for pnhllca
tioI.
The Arrt. beat the Ativr> IN the ilna game Lc.Wrcn
,hr, ,,,n Ian cllh. Yesterday for the city champion
,lnp Ly "A s,Vr'' of To ].
The t'nion Comfy I'roN!bitloni>ts held n meeting
Is.t ry,uinr IT, nominate county Officers and candidates
for ia, N,.cnllt Their proceeding, excite H'tl" IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
tVur Ry THE ROWLAND BROTHERS,

Pitt,feld Mass. sept. 20 (,pe'ial RI" finals IN
the doubles Of the Lemon trnh~ Tournament were
played OF tbs morning ana Won 10y u" """i'
Lr,bcr, who played AGAINST Beach and Fowler. Tho
,r,. we're pair Of silver TASKS, and thc runner, r.
crivcd a .ct Of silver brushes. Mr.. Harden aud Mrs.
FclIyxc, Morgan played in the nuxti d"nl'le, and
won a pair Of travelling clocks. Among n" Others
,h" MAYED were Ford Huntington and Mrs. Jack Car
tcr and NJ; Colby and Miss Lamb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
rur pITUERrORD CLIFFS TOURNAMENT.

After many po>tponements on account OF rain. the
fall tournament for tho women'> championship OF the
Euthcrfpri Lawn Tennis club was continued on Thurs
cay when Miss Oakley. y defeating Miss u. Parker,
Il A. 5.-1, 6--4. won first prize In the singles.
Tho doubles had previously been won by Misses Is and
NJ Parker The clubs plans for tho winter include
a series Of entertainments, the proceeds 70 DO DC
voted q club RUgp0fea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
sunnrTyG EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE CANE.

svraru.c. ~ y. sept. 30 '-prciaD.-A dispatch from
t.ortlandt saws: serious accident Dcfel tw" local
.uort men to DAY. Harry Dcnni'on OF Homer anu
n,vid Francis, Of this place They went hunting near
,rton and had with them setter dog valued al Tlo"'
rbc do.. ,,oM- partridge. hnd l,rnn''oh ~ Ms
nyjuc the ground ktilng the dog. Part OF the 'hafs'
aI.n took effect in Francis legs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
ORANGE.

Tie ir.'t!ntion ~ the Rev. Dr. RUFUS :. 'rrrn ~
To" pastor ~ the central Prr>b' tr!'"h 'hhh" -
,r.i:c La. h"ru h,cd f,r Thui ,''a,. o. t"hcr "
iYr.p:,n, Franz, J.. Patton Of Princeton college. Is
Z, i:,.t'I the sermon.
iir Board II Governor, q. III" Essex County
,.,yl,ry CIih mas dccld"d Ia bold III" annual hunt
,,u ,u O,,olrr L. In Music Hall. orange. and hot
I'm he club hou., In Hutton firk, - hal bri'
prr,iu IL arranged.
t,rnrr krnnnn has hcc'i engaged to GIVE s'rlr> o.
Eve l,,tarr, On Iu,..al subjects IN orange Music
Hall III November aud December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
PATERSON.
rmn MrS Killed MD ONE INJURED.

Two MEN Killed MD ONE MI KID.
Train 80 H. on the Erie Railroad inc "eiiS RAJ ~
Express. eastward bound. cfa'mN "'" y" "
o., ,hi at M,ddctown summit. al about o'hA
. ,,.,, ,,r,,nr UurTv the condutior II tic
freight train and stewart, hagnan. were Killed. ana
, brakeman was fatally injnnri MI were III '"e
freight canoo,e Stewart was ln''ugAt I" faer'o'
on train 80 10 and died In tile ambulance "h'N
l"'ins !, D, Il, m. ,unr,ic Traffic VA delayed
About two hours 'on'Iy Physician Johnson nS
,r,cr,d an ,u,e,uga.ion into tho cause VI o'c"At.
',i Th. arcId.,ii apparently wa, the RESULT Ok care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
OBIYCAEY.
S\\EORD RANKIN

Chicago sept. 30 '>pcca!l.-Sahi"In kan@h' ole
=, tb, hest known railroad men In the West died III
.hi ,,, YESTERDAY He wa, born ia NcwIork III
49, and came 10 Chicago III l-Jt. when he lr'ahc
nrc, ted with the United states Express { 'npan!.
shortly aftcrward he entered the employ OF The III
casn and Alton Eailrad. and att"rwad APP
nonted general Eastern travelling agent 81 thr ncaeo
"a EorI,wc,tcrn Il place which he held FOR >iAt"'n
Years After thi, lie became general passenger agent
~ fhc Wallsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
STATEN ISLAND.


TIE DOATS WE'RE SOLD FOR %'NU.
sheriff Ellsworth. Of Richmond County. yesterday
so,d the boats and furniture Of tho tOn Beat Clnh
under an execution to satisfy claim OF %'"" hch'
AGAINST the club by Ferdinand J. Flicker. who /,
,c,er 4 tl. Climb. Tiers were but two bidders. The
=, L,,t. were knocked down to Mr.. Fichc" for I'll.
The boats are valued at 900. The interests 81 VI"
club were not represented ut the SALE II Is thonsh'
that at tho next meeting Of the club which VIII pS
held In october. the club VII 10 dsbanded. tRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
fv,cgEr MATCH IN PHILADELPHIA.

pbiIndrlphia Spi. - ,>pcc'al Tn" station l-''nd
cricket Club visited this city today playing aSainse
the Merton club at ANln"re HrrhI' "',"''''' ''.'
v,s reu,..euted by IL, best eleven. hut the match
r,vcd Il, he close and exciting being finally won by
tho visitors by the Of l34 for eight wlrhets to
M The principal scores were these For Merton.
Earl ~ iiuiey II Lea. 80. and !h"mp>ol II.
i:r S,tcn Island smith, IS: Barton, 10; Townsend.
49, and Pool ri. not out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
0rygRIL NILES ~ COMHAND AT fH'AGo

Chicago. Sept. "o.-'iencraI HcI'"h v NM ''
,i,cd here today, and assumed command "I 'h''
Military DIVISION 4 reporter asked him II there l.
y danger OF another outbreak among the Indians.
,o which he replied: Not at present ANYWAY. Tho
ao,ycr Of Indian troubles Is decreasing every year
r Carton, reasons hardly think there VIII ever b;
nmothcr serious Indian war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
IN VISIT VIRGINIA BATTLEFIELDS.

baltimore sept 1O.-Thc 9th New York Infantry
lsad New York Volunteers, Veteran Association passed
through Baltimore this evening on visit to the bat
teHelds Of Virginia Their itinerary comprises WISH
10 the battenelds Of llarpcr'S Ferry winchester
Fredericksburg. spottsylvai'a. Wlldcrnc>s and Klch
nOid, and will continue until september -. Ihey
were received IN baltimore by Captain John u, Taylor
formcrv M the 9TH now OF baltimore: Colonel George
w. f. Vernon. Of this city, and others, who extended
cOurteStcy to tho veterans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
,, crS-rP N.'S ANNUAL REPORT.

,hcaco. sept 20 special 10 the io''"' o'''"e ~,
nual report OF the Illinois Central fa''ronu Wv. 49,
.trc.. f. laid Oh the policy oi impl",'"e | rho
,ncc,Jnc II. earning power to the fullest event nv
,.~ g.. illustrated in the pur' ha'c this wear o.
.o 600 ton, Of seventy FIVE pound steel rH', 10. "
..a,s Thi, /. the first annual rr!ot Of Tic h'''u
Year ending June 80. In l'e" tho h''"' !'l Wv
changed TO June 80. bcoa"" 'h' i'''''s'' No..
commission and the various state rain"A' ''''"','
,o,. ,.u,ro An annual report for tbs t"elvo iho"'
.rd,ur June 30 Tho frat report under the ne" 0re'
VA, for tho hall year ending June ~. i:"' aho ''''
rror, I. the first for full year endis JIM '''
rhs Cedar Fall, and Minnesota Branch SHOWS h''NS
49,, =, s,os 600 ncan,t 500 900 ft the previous
year: operating expenses $4,000 against S'"
for III. wear before and dchct OF - wv "s"''>
n d.oci, Of s.l 900 for -? The Only ''hpo''''
construction 1, the Chicago entrance Z" IN"
Madison and Northern. Nj "' 'h'' GOV Wv,
bean earned on without the balance 'hc"' '' '''
sor,,a,v shaving any material increase IN 'he amount
Of bonds outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

1t was Ben Johnson, we be-
lieve, who, when asked NAL
locks question, us life worth
living replied That de-
pends on the A0s>." And Ben
Johnson doubtless saw the
double point to the pun.
The liver active-quick-
life rosy, everything bright.
mountains Of trouble melt like
mountains of snow.
The liver sluggish-life dull,
everything blue, molehills Of
worry rise into mountains OF
anxiety, and as a result-slck
headache, dizziness. constlpa'
ton.
Two ways are open. Cure
permanently, or relieve tenn:
porarily. Take a pill and SUIT
fer, or take a pill and get we'll.
Shock the system by an over
dose, or coax it by a mild,
pleasant way.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are the mild means. They
work effectively, without PAIN
and leave the system strong.
One, little, sugar coated pei
let is enough, although a
whole vial costs but IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
CLOSE OF 1HE GRAND CIR( III.

Hal; POINTER LOWERS THE TRACK PAClNS
RrcoRp-ALr. THE FAvoRlTHS WIN.
philadeIphia Sept 90 (SpeciaD.- This WAS the CLOS
Inc dav vi the trand Circuit OF lsoo. ana uc
wa. r,ng down before m'd"raf" a't~idahcc' ""o
wcr rewarded however. by seeing ten well 'o''rS'o
heats IN one Of which the track pairing race ioSou
WAS lowered a fast mile by Belle Hal'nl 10 o'N
hcr recor OF IL d, and fine eAhipitioh VI
finished coue,trianship BY Madame Marah'e'e' i"e
result Of the three rares on the cara p'ovcu a'
but yrath ing 10 the fielder, against the Ia'or'' AVA
In each case they won with plenty 70 Npac' h'.'o'
on tn. strength Of his victory over Autograph NJ
El,ctwmL WAS the favur1tc In the 20 race AZ Sioo
With (;lp,rv Girl and Autograph In the Held al Sfo
unrcon won IN straight heats leading IN each fvln
vtr, 70 wire Autograph was unsteady, and Io'l
second place 10 t,ipsey Girl. Tho free TOT al pace
prom, led an exciting race between Iial Folh'eT "'u
Dallas but Notwithstanding the known speed anu
camepss Of tho Ptt>burg PAGER Hal Pointer sou d.
200: the field, comprising Dallas Gossip IT.. ana
Jcwet, at 80. The first heat was won easily d!
Hal Pointer in IA I 8. which lowers Inv 'rnN
rccord H.. won the next in bis Jog IN ~ 'he
.haru turn tciu- s,nrw!at against fast VINO u! Z"
side wheeler" and a+ain lIe WAS beating Dai'' "'''
| he broke and Dala, cane home aphe ia -" -
| In tie unal heat Jrwrtt WORKED 10 t''o i'"'' "u'
Hal P,i"r zane away at the last turn ana rs'''e''
hanna a wilmer by six or seven lengths In Il" -
Tho Nual rare oi tho oiiru.t wa, fr 80. t'V''rS.
Maud Muller in a field Of four was first choice ana
de~n,c ,onc ,rcre fielding by I'll" followers OF EVd
| .,i,h she held her the nuish, and was Wei
driven bv Petit who had paid the line OF $loo III
| nicicd on Thursday Maud won in straight lra's'
| ptchu.,ud ir f. III whom danger lad been it4iico'
| ontuualy hrcnhing
Andrew dr,," l;clr ilanlin mil" against Il. > .
I'm, m. mar, could To, get nearer than .:lo The
| uuart,,, wc,c made In "a "a, O' 81, / Al lie ana
| ~, Tic mare was kept we'll out " the centre oi
| th, track which made It a long mule pniihS the
| .,.ruu,n Madame Marantcttc cA!!bited her IRA"
lr,r, Woohlawn and also her four horse tandem
performance and the Grand Circuit of le"o Closes
Many Of tie horse, here 20 over u the ohcr finiS
d-lpha trark at Belmont NEXT week, wlie others "
| West TO I1tt>burg and Tcrrc IIauc. The summaries
| c:.7 CLiSS-PURsE $1,000
| :, ,-,cor ne uo.p,slar ~ .(Mc,,Irgcr)
| 'mow ,',r ....... =. iIIanrrk H.
| ,,I,",-,nh . drown {.
Time 20 -. 9 20. ~ =.
| rREErOR ALL PACE III RISE $1,000.
| Hal POINTER by Tom Hal ter, i . =.
| Dallas ...-....- 'itti',".u,
| Jcwrt ..-+'>' r'''p.' E.
r,ine- IA !. 2:I.. @:l9 :. = 10 L.
80 Glass TT R>E $1,000.
Maud Muller hy Lochcbt"r.... tr,tnl -. !.
Richmond lr. .............. told inlth' :.
| ~, u,,' . Turner y = -
| ,,,", tAudr,'wsb 1 i
| ''' Time - 5 L. =" "a -. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

PREPARING TO MOVE TIiE W>ii"\i 'h'f'
st. Paul, Mimi. sept 20 '>i"''ao' i"o N. 49,.
granger and wheat carving roais fTve pra'"r""'
.ou,n.,.n their ARRANGEMENTS TO- tie movement 81
this wears crop. Every car p',''l" VIII u;
Into service The repair shops oil all the '"'npa'''
nave been busy for months h1ins mp all cars 49,
tia, as many II. possible may be In r'adnr'' When
IN, season 1. fully open. Even at That. 'herc vi"
he a shortage Of rolling stock. ana Shippers VI" "
controlled To take iheir turns in Hetthe ''r>' '"
,~ h.,. ,..cu .Sued providing for equal ~
,rnr,inn II what cars Will Gc In service. " H"'
o,ly n,tl- wheat has been movci. Tn" t"tar ah''''
will no in excess 81 that of last yer tN sN'rr'
million bushels The seven ~ 'ilrd granger f''''
h.y. made e,,ins~i OF the amount OF Wheat wv,
a, not IN move during the coming crop H"">"h VIA
II, round figure, IA. total loots nl|lVooooo" bu'"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

The Model Fast Line. ,..
The fastest and finest train, IN America rn d @
Newly ork and Washington vis jersey Central adhR anu
B. and All the trains vestbuled htatH py sr,i"
sQ4 Lighted by Pntsch gas. Station foot OF LlpeIs ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
HODOKES.


Trrrrck Horn, who shot himself because HE dauHh
ter COMMITTED suicide sci":al days 40. ded OF hi>
vuIid yesterday In Il. NarN'k Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORr.Memb Of the Fairfield County oar
to the number Of thrtyfve had their annual dinner al
George Hotel, Black Rock yesterday. T..
r. Barnum said yesterday II have had to hSht oio
fogics here for than forty years. whenever
have opcned new streets have had to pay damages to
those whose land was thus improved and increased III
value. Whenever undertake to erect buildings or
mako improvements distractions arc thrown IN my
way, the being. Barnun Is going 20 o9iia .eTc an
OF IT, going to Coo,ado the bnr s o. n S'fos am
re.oyed To- build no more in Bridgeport. but SHAH
make inve stnents In future In the great West
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McNshon. OF the diocese Oh
Hartford will this afternoon dedicate the new Roman
Catholic Church. Just completed TO be known as tne
Church Of our Lady OF Perpetual Light me 9eal,
catory address will he delivered by the Rev. William
Rogers of stamford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Observation-Disclosures Miller. forty live years
DID, a dairyman. fatally Injured yesterday near
his homo while assisting John Martin. u farmer. to
cxtricate his wagon. which stuck fast In the mud
on the road Miller fell under the wheels as the team
started of suddenly The wheels passed over his pody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Clifton Boat Club was organized eight years ago. ano
had among its members some Of the leading men ho1 Of
through dissatisfaction Vt the last annual election Oh
officers held IN April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Mild, gentle, soothing and
healing is Dr.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. Only 50 cents.
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