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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
State decentralization COun-
ty. IS.
ADELIA +. HAMMOND /
IL CUANCERI.
STEPHEN W. DORSEY. J

SlEIHEN W . DOk>th. J
Whereas Adelia f. Hammond OF Orwell in
said County has filled her petition against
stephen W. Dorsey OF Chico springs, in tho
county OF ColiaX and territory OF New McNi-
60, setting forth that said stephen W, ON the
9th LAY OF January \. d., ISIS, executed to the
said Adela F., mortgage deed of certain
land situate in the town OF Benson in the
county OF Rutland IN said state, and dcscub-
ed in said mortgage deed As follows All
and singular those certain premises convey
ed to me the said stephen W. Dorsey by the
administrators OF the estate of Thomas y.
Hammond, by deed dated Jan'Y 9TH \. D.,
lsSS, and duly recorded in the land records of
said town OF Benson, to which reference is
made, with condition Tor the redemption of
the same ON tie payment OF certain notes
therein described. And praying that said
defendant may he tOrcclOscd OF his equity of
redemption in said premises. said defend
ant residing without this state so that said
petition canno. be served upon him, il is
ordered that he be required to appear on the
first day OF the next stated term OF the Court
of ChancerY to be holden nj Middlchury,
within and for the County OF Addison atore
said on the first Tuesday of December \. H.,
1890 then and there to answer to said pctl-
ton, and Tor that purpose said petitioner
said petition and this order three weeks sue
cessivelV in the Middlebury REGISTER, pub
Ished at Middlebury aforesaid, the last OF
which publications TO be nj least twenty days
previous to said term OF said Cnurt.
Dated at MiddleDury aforesaid this 18th day
OF October, \. D.. 1880.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHr Clerk.
STEWART Il WILLIS, Solicitors tor petition
er. i5;2-w.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
HOMESTEAD,

formerly known as st. Valentino is n
handsome bay horse with black points,
small star and left anhie White. He is
four years old. His sire is Nutwood, he
by Belmont, by Alexander's Abdallah
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Dam of
Homestead, Precept by Pancoast. Second
dam, Artless (full sister of Orange Girl,
200 by Rysdyk's Hambetonian. Third
dam, Dolly Mills dam of Waikiki Chief,
sire of lDick Swiyeller, 2:lS, and Great
Eastern, 2:1S), by American Star.
Fourth dam by Young Messenger.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14

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NEW YORK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
To THE DAi9YMeN Or ADDISON
COUNTY

The undersigned has ~, emily purchased
new and Improved lrH''i'ery Cor the
manufacture of Butter FtJs, ailU is now
prepared to furnish tubs of SUPERIOR
QUALITY at the lowest market prices.
Samples can be seen at Beckwith & Co.'s.
j. f. GOODROE, Ripton, VT.
May l, 1890. ISL
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
WILKES MCGREG0R
FOUR YEARS OLD,

is also fine bay with black points and
left ankle white, Isl hands high. His
sire was Robert McGregor by Major
Edsall by Alexander's Abdallah by Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian. First dam, Sue
Wilkes by George Wilkes. Second dam,
Vandalia by Revill by Vandal. Third
dam by a son of American Eclipse.
Homestead will make a full season and
Wilkes McGregor a short season Gas he
is to be trained for speedy at my farm,
three miles south of Vergennes and eight
miles from Mddebury. Terms of either
horse, $50 to warrant. For further par
ticulars call on or address
FRANK D. BARTON.
Waltham (P. o., Vergennes), April 10,
1890. If.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
STEOyG WORDS on BALLOT REFORM.
A JERSEY CITY MINISTER CALLS on GoFEhNoh
ALBEIT NOT TO FOLLOW N GOVERNOR
HILLS E00TSTEPs.

A JERSEY CITY MINISTER CALLS on GoVERNoh
ALBEIT NOT TO FOLLOW IN GOVERNOR
HILLS FOOTSTEPS.
The Tabernacle in jersey City last nsht wa
crowded with large congregation. There were rep
resentatves present from the trades organizations
and the ballot reform associations ia the county
They had come 10 hear the Rev. John L. scudder
preach upon ballot reform and the evils OF our pres
ent system Of voting. Mr.. scudder is young man
and an active worker in all reform movements lie
tooa his text from Isaiah /" Take up the Stumbling
block out of the way Of the people.' lie SAD;
Tins speak 100000 voters the legislators of New.
Jersey and if the Legislature i. wise, Will obey thiS
Gay As the representatives Of the people gather IN
their legislative halls IA Trenton, million par u
eyes Will be fixed upon them 10 zee II they aie N1o
to their trust and really have the interest ol tc PpI
at heart. Prom every hamlet IN ine staIs Te.y ~ -
and pnt back the balloiboX where II beon-s II ths &
members Of the Legislature know wiat T. s9Ga M .YI
Themselves. they Will promptly compy Win u. ~. G eA
pressed wish Of the people. II Governor ADD't' IN
beet, to climb to greater heights N me p"iitiS@A
ence in favor Of genuine ballot reform
and not put his signature u any OIL "'" i"'"' Wv
The papers stated that Governor Hhl Ot H He"
York ana Governor ALBEIT are Of one Ihlhp "P"n.
this question dq, 90 not la Sesf hoP. Ss It !, nov true
our Cioverner too much Of man to encnnra-s 'Ie I
present corrupt system Of ballotOoH sunni .no
is too honorable back upon ms letter 70 ,S ts
Hudson County Ballot Reform Assoc ial"h' II Niii
,enune ballot reform. which shall provlde iot lg'
exclusively oafcal ballot for nomination by prtuon,
srcrc,v Of voting and adequate sies 10 preNy~ia' ~
bribery and intimidation. These are hls prn-es " "
fore election VIII he keep them be.e'e 10
viii. ~. rr,,r, .rr,s
II am any prophet see him hnk,hs a arms. rms
not with I'M. but with that illustrcus ana
,t,r. s-.fo.r'an Grover Cleveland. Governor 40
ho,f and tie Legislature are - pass thronsu ~, ~
ordeal The great temptation OF onr
10 to keep in with the machine bN nthlh- ~ -.
which will nulhfy real reform 10 aUeMPt ~ ~ pe psSs
the mart i'm NewJersey which Iiill = piayi- I'D Ns
York. would be- both foolish and futile 10. te pgops
know TOO much u he deceived lH't 10 -
."d,.ir, tie Australian system Of voting io several
,e,r, and they want IL and nothing else.
Mr. scgdder then dealt With the methons oi ''s
machine politicians and denounced IT. tie s'roh .es'
,-rrs ,he bribery and intimidation which they haf
nracsed He showed the evils Of the present system
In New-Jersey, and said that the only renl''..
Tho adoDron ~ the Australian ~ St'n ne tehuohgu
the large expenditure OF money the lasi eiec,i2h @ ~
To,rI Iersev and told Of the frauds that hid o'T'i
orn,,t,,ad In closing he urged every one 10 si-i
the petition 70 be presented 20 the NewJersey Less
ann asking for the passage Of genuine oa4!oI re
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
TOPICS SooN To COME UP ~ CONGRESS-.
ru. MOST INroEr>Nr WORK STILL IS THE
r..,,rr-r. ~-r,cr-rnr HOUSE ECLrS

~I rr rf.r~f Sffr THIS VIII Ih
wa.f,r-i.n. I.r. Ie-The mo-' imp"rtfnt. as we'll
a. tie most rer.l t'ie pr'rr',- in 't' "''" '' '-
l.r., . C...-.-- i- -uu shown n tie ''m1i"'"
,.e -.,r.- M,r-ar', h.n fr th" dsro.h "'
,.rl.. mineral ltG. .n Alabama b. tli' 0nif measure
,r.. tto c,i..t,r = unfinished bu-.H",- before ih'
.... and awaits the senator return o. Do called
up '.r f.al s,'0G.
,,.o-d.r- to notice given ia-t Thursday. senator
Plum, VII .dfr.-. t'r ~.Iat" p m0r-"" upon we
-,-ol.ton introduced hy h.m last ""oN con "Fn'hS
tic r.lo,-.r- - Tire Nn,-ia seal fisheries. senator
retcr li. indicated h.- intention O" speak thi- wee"
on bis yu pf,,icia- fr thc emigration ~ negroes
from tr. -0rtt at public expense. aud"r the dire non
~ fre graft .rna-',r. General OF thr Army. should
lo aGI,c-- th. senate oa Abs -.i.'ci senator ingalls,
,ad other Republican senators ".li reply.
1hc credentials # the ionr >cn'tor- clr't"d hv the
rival Legislature, of Montana al expected 10 bc Lao
..f-. il. ~c,ai. tai, week. objection viii D." made
.o seating either the Eepul henn or Democratic '''
tc-tut- p.rd.n- au iuNc-t-aton and e report np'n
r.., .,,.4, b, tlc Comnlttcc on privilege, and Lie'
uoa,.
.r,.. Committee on Tcrrtorio, to morrow morning
v-iu b.ar the reps. .cntdti,c, OF Idaho hornon, ""
ft.., i.c o..I 90 laIt t-at Icri.'"r' "- state" bee
...... t..- uropo-.a constitution cA'.adc- M"rn"n'
,...a. .,tl.i-t,p. D.l,-.tc Dubois. OF Idaho. VIII
.u, .lr before tue eoa"miit'". and answer thr Moi
mon complaints. II thc ''mni','. dc''c, iat t'
al I..f.ol. 81 thc Mormon. 'r' n't NrH l"uui d. i'
q
..',,t o,,.,,,.,Iv at once. An effort viii hc n.uae
=. v..t a-o tp hasten proerc-- ou the uiiI 10 eiyo
-..t.,, "a territorial form oi government
ri. -,..l,l Committee or The ~ilcoDA d"i'lca-
ion Ia- completed lt, id'"r'' %ha 'NP''i, 10
hIrfi g, d., or tvo thereafter. Cillrmtl Adams Nli
r,r fr .lr Consideration OF rac h!li and report. atd
, long drii-. I- I.rt 20 follow.
me Indication, aye that The l"n-eNpeci'd 'd ,'d' o
ncv rules VIII be reported ir'm itr '"rImi'''' "0
i.,ic. thl~ wiz. n present indications air born
o4f thi, Hcch VIII proualV witness The h>i decisive
,onHtrt of tire opposing parties lu thc hc" ilpu-,
la-. Il tAc public hearings on The Tarf hli Tue
da, iut chairman Mckinley say, III" committee cN
or-. - have before IL in private session, from time
~ time until the hill g. completed. persons who are
dc~rou~ - influencing Tie judgment of members upon
ihe several schedules included in the measure
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
ctytDrS THREE FUTURES

London, ont. Jan. T.. Em-u, NlmW "o'I''''''
the Young Liberal Club lat evening on I"e i"'''
Futures ol Canada These hc defined a. c""h'''Sl'
auucsaflou or AN independent republic lie -"d th''
ne believed ln view of the great growth 81 '"' in'
tcral interest, between Grcat Britain ana the 'H'''
states ard the consequent certainty that harmony
woud continue 10 exist between 'hcm' tnat IL an al
rtngculeut could Dee made between tAe United states
and Canada for commercial freedom, Great bnthil
ml-ht continue 10 hold 80 per cent Of her empire
on the North American continent. II, however a"
ncNation were deemed desirable. it coud sooner be
br,ucht about by a commercial arrangement between
the two countrc, than By policy Of pressure lsola
tlou and ind ference " Annexation" DE shd j.
NOT "A question for u. decide. hut for our cr.drch
and hr their ,hIseu and 10 J, folly for u TO thinN al
tl., tIm. We can c.thrr materially prevent or promote
an event oo ,tupcud,u. Tn, W. certainly can do
los lrealAn. down thc commercial barrier between the
TWO countries learn 10 uudcr- stand each other better
and II the hlrmon'zuE influence Of commerce and the
attractive institution, of the United states result IN
r,olfi., the great continent II North America one
nation then cod will bless the union. for 10 ], only
los the good viii of both people tIroueh A'ututoHa
| means. that be accomplished
Mr. Wlmau also maintained that a. "a practical force
in poltr, 10 would tahc twenty I'VE wears 10 elect
tCcity Nve members Of Parliament of 30 In favor
Of A separation from Great Britain. An independent
nationality wa, much more attractive and there Wa
uo reason why the young Canadian should not loon
The United state. coutrlhuung enormously 10 ia,
pruc-e-, of both. and with the hearty support ~ na
raiu "a. the best field n the world for N" Investment
OF her large accumuldtOns Of money.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
TEN TONS or NoLrEy STEEL SrILLED

Chicago. Jan lI.-Ten tons II molten >t"cl We're
spilled IN the converter pit Al the Illinois steel Com
uaDv', Rolling Mills this evening, and three mcn
narrowly cs,aped being burned alive la the -ectlinl
mas They were John Christ John Mirtn and
David Cuom and though badly splashcf, were pulled
ont by daring companions, The cause of Tie accident
was the giving Of one Of the support, of tie con
vertcr.
An explosion Of crude petroleum In Crane lirother,'
Pipe MIL In another quarter OF the city, about the
same time seriously injured four men. Jerry IoiO.
ane nf the injured. cannot snrvve
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
WHAT LABOR MEN ARE DOING.
THE MARITIME LABOR EXCHANGE PREPARING
FOR TROUBLE-INTERNAL DIFFERENCES

THE MARITIME LABOR EACHAN1E ft'F-f N''A-''
FOR TRoUBLE-INTERNAL DIFFERENCES
A, y meeting Of the Maritime Labor Exchange yes
tertav a resolution WAS unanimously passed li"' az
members Of trades unions connected with tne MaFl1nc
ahor Exchange should 20 out strike N April II
the demands Of the International >camens ami flfe-
mems Union wer. not generally complied witl' ahe
that the demand for a union scale oi wages snou''
be increased 20 81 per day for seameh ana - % r.
dav for french committee was appointed to vlst
individual shp-owners. The Maritime EAcMihse "
New York has already refused 10 ecosnhe Ve a.
mands u the seamens Union II was "p"'e" '"'
a special dispatch had teen sent u London Liver.
noo Australia and California. asking for the hnanca1
and aorl support Of the unions there IN case ot "
strike In thi, port telegram was also sent ID t''
English branch f the International nion aslhs u''
a strike be ordered the picis Il the Na''h'' H'7'
.hip Line in London and Liverpool slmuI''heo"s'
with the one In tins port
At the meeting Of the Central Labor Uuloh' III
Clarendon Hall the German PAYERS Assoclau'" =
norted tnat il had contIbGted 500 u the Nogiu
rair fund. The Arbitration Committee reported III
favor Of referrin. the trouble in ~ The World oi'e
to the Non-Intercour,e Committee. long c'a'is'."h
followed in which TYP graphical mon 80 . ..I aI1
Src,fizati' rs \ vote resulted IN % loyoou oems
declared against TIE World b> - 10 3 vote an an
official boycott wa ad>o te'ia'v' '-''''S' "0 '>>'N
booker Brewing Company. ,.... 4,
Mis- Var Etten spoke AZ length on me SUI suo!e,' ~ -
the new fac ry In >peciion bill >oon to como zap i't
action befo. &c LEGISLATURE and esre,.tN 81 y,', ts
amendment tmtin- tine time OF L'"F .iF !ou. ,
women and +, under eighteen year, oid to nv.
bours a week This amendment i particularly aimed
az the sweating shops. The ll ana amendmeht
'Wbst may can,e ope, rupture between District
Assembly ~ 80 and The Central Labor Mon came ID
iirht in m. meeting Yesterday. Although boNc'U
has for some time been declared AGAINST the hn.A'
crh,c,er Brewery t. force the d. barge ot certain
alleged non union men. District Assemble NJ. ~ fis
quietly oreanized the alleged ohnoNous workmel
into "A local assembly. and now Brewers In'ou ".
ba. made formal ompltint. ana tae affair yts
ter,y referred L. the Grievance Committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
The HEBREW TECHNICAL INSTIrCTE.
ANNUAL REPORT AND ELECTION or OFFICERS
PLANS FOR ENLARGEMENT

ANNUAL REPORT AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS
PLANS FOR ENLARGEMENT
The fNh annual meeting IF the Hebrew Technical
Institute in >,uyvc,aut 81 held Yesterday. The
rlpal. Henry ". Lcpz.-cr. read report, most
4 which advocated manual training schools. There
are AZ present I2O pupils ia the Institute. or twenty
r,or. Than last year. The number of graduates l.
.bort twelve each year. and employers of graduates
have highly commended the thorou-nnoSs ot their
traiuin- about 100 member, and patrons were
,ddcd while tie Hebrew Edu atIon'l Fair was run
uine. "a, result u the schools exhibit there The
largest -in % the school during the last year was
5000. from II. Herman. -.
10 va, proposed at tae meet ting To- build an addi-
,Iuu to tie school neat ~piM-. = De- u,ed as a
might school for adult, who wish - learn trade.
rhe money Is available. and the addition VIII IN
d,rf,iecly lie begun soon The ,tlou Of OH, crs
r,,ult,! A, follow: President, James II. Hoffman
sic, presidents. DAVID l.. Fin'ein and otto ~ Moses
treasurer Leo >chlc,ingcr secretary. .auS j. Lt on,
l,-. committee VI. ru-ha, y. >tc.nam, l.. Wallach,
H. hloomlusdaie and :. b, >oloman,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
uAyrEn BIZ HIS nYLYG WIFE

detective who refused live hi, narac but >ad tn;
he came from Providence r. /. called 40 Police Head
quarter, Yesterday and reported N" dsappanc' - WI
,,n Dunbar In Providence week AFR draw
ing 600 from bank Tho detective said that Dunbar
companions \ H,an, and Philip kearns. ana o't
one ot them had stolen eclrv valued several huncfd
dollars leaving Providence DETECTIVES FinA Ni
LYMAN took the detective 10 tn Tomns where var ant
was issued for one o. men and the det tNs start
20 find him. The Providence detective sad mat q ''1
not care whether the thief caught o not bIt Aopea
hat Dunbar. whose wife Is dying might be found.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
pvt or TIE NoNAncM nI,rILLERY HrRNED.

Peoria. H.. Jan. l.. il.c broke out az go p. m
to-day in the tower Of the Monarch Di,tllc}. baDk
II the beer still. and before u could Dee brought
undcr control seven copper still, and the "piuft'
nanccs were burned. together with 10000 gallons o.
urtaxed spirit, valued at $1,000. TIE damage II"
the mill. etc. is $4,000 to malt 600. ana ''
o,,,i,cs ard hoilcrS =. 600. The di-tcrv had %
capacity Of 10000 bushels Of corn DAY. fAc MIL
cost 300 900. and the largest lh thc N"id'
II wa. running al half capacity. il was trust
house The loss is covered by Insurance. ms ],
the busy season, and the house VIII De- IDLE threc
four months. The los, OF business VIII DC 'c'c'd'
hundred thousand dollars.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
BUILDINGS BURNED At LrzERNE, rENH.

Ut ITIII.NITN " IN.NT-II II u |IFIF''I'' ''''
Wilkcsbarr' Penn, Jan. ia d!>'-trou- IRE toh
place n Lu7cfGc Loiougn early III, morning. me
place f.. withou: q ire department. and the flame,
could not be ,ulduod until an cr-lue arrived from
Kingston, thee miles away. The fire starred M
cr', TAI ilor >hou and .urcat with great riud't
The following hudiul- wcr' destroyed .. biN'
tluecr', tailor shop. Jane luGhc-'- boot roo "''
,.r,,ery store DR. WcdaV'S hou-c. Dr. ". " H"HN
r., drug store, VI. NJ. Williams, house and w. j.
Do!an', barber shop The total los is r2'"o. iiN
lovc.cd lv Insurance. some of the inmate 81 thr
burned building were compelled L" leave everything
behind them except the clothing thc} wore.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
SrpERLxrEYDEXr DRArER AxD TIE REGEyrs

Rochester. Jan IL" The Democrat and Chronicle
will to morrow publish dispatch from Andrew =
Dripor superintendent 81 Public Instruction, To the
effect that statements that be fivors the abolition Of
the Board of Regent, mfOundcd. His opinion
that two state boards education needed set
forth In his annual report In lcs0 and remains nm
changed.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

TIE BODY or MRS KNIFFIN TO BE TAKEN rP
Trenton. y. j.. Jan. l. t-peciall.-The authorities
have decided % comply with the request of Professor
Corvau Of Princeton College aud will have the BODY
Of Mr.. Knlhn eXhnmed Prosecutor stockton -
10 si.n the order TO morrow authorizing Coroner
Hover to d5inter the remains.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
THE VE4TRER REPORT
FORECAST TILL : p. NJ. MONDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. VI. MONDAY
Washington. Jan. l2.-For Northern Ne"'Engand' usn'
snow; -,
Tor Rhod, Island and Connecticut warmer s'he'"'
fair; ca,terly winds. shifting 70 >oufherA.
For Massachusetts, io,al showers. followed hy faF
For Eastern Ncw.Nora. far, except showers "a 'He
northern portion sou,hcry winds warmer n ih' ho''e"
part. stationary followed by lower tmleF''1F' ' '"
southern portion. ,-
For Fast.rn Pennsylvania. New-Jersey and De.a"a"'
fair and warm followed by colder weather ana sAo"''
Monday night .--.--.... ,...,h.- aud ra !:
,, - ohto ,hro.ening
,,.a,h.- and r1in brisk high ~outhcrlN WINGS sh"s
10 westerly much colder MONDAY nlsh] WIN CO." w."
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
SUBURBAN CANDIDATES.
SOME TALL GUESSING AT THE HANDICAP
WEIGHTS.
E AN IN
THE DEATH OF BELL BOY-ro REVIVE AN IN
TERFsT IN TROTTING.

IHL DEAIH DF DLI4I1 I1yI 10 1F1E'
TEREsT IN TROTTINd.
The official weights for the suburban will not be an
noupced till February /. but modest guess at 'he
handicap is given in the following table, WIN uue
roro-ies 70 secretary Lawrence for meddng with HIS
nrcrocatives II may be remarked that the loP
weight 1856 pognds, IS almost certain to be three VI
four pounds more than Mr. Lawrence VIII make IT, o"'
II is put high in the hope that he may he lhduceu u
move up the scale few pegs. Perhaps NOBODY eA.
ccpt the owners OF the horses entered would oD!ec'
the handicap began at 40 pounds and ended al loV'
When the astounding performances Of Australian
horses carrying 40 pounds read of an American
cannot help feeling that after all racing over here Is
not what il is cracked up to be- The writer Is not
willing to lay more than 10 to against the chances
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
Enrnru cLAss pn,rMA.rsRs AppoINTED.

Wa-huetnn Jan 2.-rourth-cla, po~tma,ters were
yesterday appointed O., follows;
Pcun-ylyaua-F IL. Tluc, Chatham Run. J. C..
Fylc. Elan. y. Horton. Io"nbrook g. II. Loan, Pine
,,icu j. J.. Davis r.o-a i. Lem. Waukc-ha.
Nrv -lnrl-D. &. ~wchtniHii. Nr< VILE, {. l.
I.ltu-. scarborough :. Mann. luon Grove.
Conucc;lcIt-J. g. Foot. Canaan.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

4 SHTPWRECKED CREW REACH PHILADELPHIA
philadelphia Jan. l2.-rhe British steamer Tancar'
VILE from Uayrc. via. - Johns. arrived here today
with the captain and crew Of the British steamer
plovcr from It Johns, for sydney, c. b., which
,ra. abandoned in sinking condition IN January,
eighty miles or cape Race.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

The total number Of entries IS sixty eight precisely
the number received last year. The Brooklyn JOCKEY
Club handicap received sixty-two. The other stakes
- the Conev Island Jockey Club filed well, as may
he seen here:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram a continuous line shows
auctuatons YESTERDAY served at the UUitfd Stats
signal service station this The dasnts nd
tenperature noted Perfy's Pharmacy. sun d.ng.
Tribune Once, Jan. l3 a. m.--treneray fair weather
preNailed yesterday With a warmer tendency. Iae
temperature ranged s. aud degrees the
aye (5OLl being l5. higher cOrre,l lOndng
day last year, and l6i2 higher than saturday.
In and this city to-day there will probably ~
fair or partly cloudy weather with slight thermal changes
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

Enterprsing members Of the Driving Club OF New
York hope revive an interest in trottnS by DONG
away with heats and giving the dash system fair
trial Al Fleetwood Park this year. II is proposed 10
1--WE regular saturday meetings throughout the season
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

Tie opening ball q tie United Trainers and Jock
evs' Association VIII take place at Tammany Han on
Friday evening. February :. The officers # this So
ccty are j. Mclaughlin. president W. Lakeland vice
president: " p. Ward treasurer \. II. Langley, sec
rctarv; !. r. smith, recording secretary.