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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

boston, sp, e.-h"t" i"apl" to-day ana p"h'
an. inning, IN WHICH b. IL, "L" sai-lh a.. gay" Tour bi'
,u bail, AID mad" two Wild pit he's. rLlr was >ni-
.,i,ud but h. al, Mid and Boston hi him ha9I
Nash td ~, a, stlrk work. n" -'of":
IH.,,"' r. L'.-... = i
N.N.lOk " " Y y .
Famed runs ip,"a Il. NrN on -. iI''i:' IA"
X,.h >n,rtinn IWnl u" hi STAT r "''h r'.!'
70 - ,r.,, ,J,,nursr Iit,t on b. II u SION l..
Nrm.iofn INT on "'Ior'-ii",t"h !, w
~ l., Lit-h.d i,,!i B."T'ii"r> fd',"' h'' W. Ph'
- 4 ut'l,s k.fr . ,. >trurk "Ui >'"N'N.
c,!nn y E'chnI: ot =. Nin'. l'"h" p,,i "lh'
,,,,ur d Trnl.hrr- Shannon and I "nnT ls"hhFu' u:
Siamnon and ,onnot. Tine o.. tniir's hI,i1h' ana
Io,,.. li,.nit.- iu-tuI - N"wb ora = I..r"''
a., N'1yYnik Hatjrr,- Hadbour". DALEY. hcij
aud Murphy Kt,t. Crane. Living ana l'i""h.
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FOryD ~ ROyDOrf CREEK.

Kingston ~ w. sept. (Spcciab.-The body d
Orlando Hayes. brother OF ex Alderman Hayes was
found in the Rondout Creek. at the Rlunebecx Trry
dock mi. morning Mr.. Hayes wellknown
and popular business man OF this city for many years.
For the last five years he was engaged In the hardware
trade in Poughkcepse. Close attention TO business
impaired his health. and for some months past during
his STAY with his brother hero his mind has been
affected on Sunday last he wandered from the house
and no trace OF him was gained until saturday arc-
nn,n when his hat was discovered on the dock near
the place where the body secured e dav. IL
il supposed tina. he lcapd from the dock shorty ocrore
that time with tho purpose Of suicid,. To the IN
Gmiry VI u friend his health few days teforc ne
said: Il can't talk to you. I'm pretty near deaa'"
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LUTHERAN MINISTER'S rs SESSION.

bethlehem. rruIi.. sept. t>pc'iilL- lie fas'"ra
Association 81 tlr Lutheran MuiScrum o. LrhIeh
Valley met here hi, evening. Tie Rev. Dr. L. L.
,rp Il Nlrniowu. presided Thor wrg" twenty clcr'
.,ncr pi,'.r lt The l.y,-t !l"ic' -".'n"n ~ the
Rev Or bcIn"rI. nf PHIL r~hurr. wa cram >'" a'"I
Inch tine ,.,,, itiu discussed ii> ~! ~" d>ili>>!
Of members. re- K"v. J. ". Andrew, Oi bati'. pre-
scn,si an able paper Oh "a" topic.
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FALSE REPORT iBJ"T SENATOR FtRW ELL.

Chcaco. sept sen at"nal reports t"le;rapr'
tl> city from WaIkrha t. day. To- thc eject that
senator charles H. TtrA"ll. Who was st.lins Tn -.
was dangerously III a, Ia b. regarded A. almost al
the pulIt II death. were denied AZ the store OF j. '.
rarv,li A 60 II WIS stated there that III" ScUatpr
,,n> unusually well yr>rrL!at. and the statement WIS
made that Il change fl the worse had ttN": pl""
m III, condition his friends At the store woad nave
been promptly Informed ot II.
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CLOSE OF TIE HAMJDEN PARK RACES.

spring fcld, Mass, sept. e.-Thc Circuit races on
IIampdcn Park were ended this Afternoon Tho track
VA, perfect. There were but t~o races left 0v"r-ihc
. :n1 class trOtting one heat Oi which wa won by
Mania Wood, on saturday. and the Springfield STAKE
of 81 900 for trottcrs OF the 2:27 Class me 20
chs, race WI, by Woods. Iamlc' was iav0rl,,
in tho stake race odds II $50 10 10 for the Held
of five He successful.
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G.,tIS ~ 0luEH CITIES.

phuod lphi, srpt 9Th Philadelphia Nat ona I.''cn'
Rub Iuid ou. victory III the mint" h'he ,"''
a., o. a, ,.i.e liz, local pliycr' had SECURED ""y %" MT
-, o,. and the ,corr stool at t. In favor Of Brook
.yn tnn.nt, thrown ott by smith. ''F'' M ="
,h. ,rr, for thru. bases. Me- a""' was AT -" FINK
news fl. Allen -at,l, r. night and Mayer sr"f'd
Mat ,u, going tn third Vickcry hit I" i""A. "h CIT
Met ,ucy ont At the plate Weary stole second ha"
u.n MT safely t. s:ur, c,atrr. and Alien ana "'h'F
.ror,d IN. Winning runs The score
rn,l,d.ran N H. o / Q 9 9 9 %
r,,t hna4cph!a nro%%.I.n AID Jsr Tm
..r., pl,, h,d good bail for tn" Athletic club today
i. I,y pitched ball for Toledo. anu th' ''S'HI'
easily. Tie score n n n -
% ,,..s ...::::.:..:.::. 9 r:
n,il,, uhl,, To"Io Sch. D.
uu,aIo S,r. s-,uunnsham was hit haru /" '''' s,''
,n.n. TO-DAY, and I'll" pirates" mad" I'VE runs 'na'
,tar,ira Is decided IN" game. The 'core y =,
I;ar.l. a. L'-..:........ 9 I ! %
TO- rM;asS a. and E p.awln TIM
prr ,Slu ridan and "aih'y' ~ . 49,, Ala,
,r,,a.o sent s-Foscr's home run hit In tho ''rs'
inning wh the bass full the only feature oil today'
National League game. Tho score =,
r..t,n.rs ~. L9...~5 9 9 9 %
n..hits-prsburs 3, oraso ErrGr:-rtisnn ,'r D.
Mr. 81, o 1s% o. ''''" . ~
Iu.,ury. Sept s--Thc home team of the Players
defeated the Clc,rand- BY good ncdlng and heavy
hu,,ny AZ t,c proper time The score:
! it.lurg ................3 0 Q
rltsburr 10. Cleveland Error.1ltt> In,s
4 IT,, land 3. Ptrhrr>-Nori' a"N "'""''' "
tirns-fergueCn and liolb'rt.
r,lt,norr Sept. s-Morriaon. BaltlIrorc's new man.
,,,.h,a ,G,,t,,ly to-day. Judl'ious batting IN Tho
sovcth inning and Louls,nb error, gave Baltimore t''
game. The score:
1 I'a"., ,;;. -..::..o g g 9 81
U,s.hI,, baltimore O. Louis, III" Eiror'-i niunor'
i,uiry ilr g. pitchrra-Morri,on ana Stfattoh' o"''
pirr- Mah"n"y. o .,,,
Eorhcser sept s-noth Rorhcstcr and ST. Ions pi'y'u
great ball to-day but tho Browns did little 'he oe'r
latt!nr and won. The ,cOrc:
10 h .t"r .........."..0 Q %
n,..ht,.-i,ochr,,er g. 81 Louis trror.- 100 " sEr
o. St LOUIS l. r.ichcis-Callihah and St|ctt-' c"rrc
-I.iisr - 49,.
arrstur. Sept, s.-Thc features Of toda''s game were
Grant, work AT short aud Mansrs brilliant showing III
centre field The score ~
H.rt.ours ....".."9P Q 3 Q ) . ! s-lSo
N,,cbi,s- lIarrlsburs 10 Newark 10. Errors- Hafs'
burg q Newark s. PItchc,s-Eagan ana Murphy I'M
pire-ilnnL III .,
NewIiaycn Sept. s.-Lcbanon was not IN IL AZ an TO-
DIV because Of lands pitching aud kcllys umpirihg'
The score: = n
Sew.rI.ven ..""...~o 9 Z g o-Y
DasehIts-New.Havcn 0. Lebanon =. Errof'-Ne~'hA'
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WILL or THE REV. FIR iNKLTV RETES.

WolnriI Mi,,.. sept -.-Ihc Rev. Franklin Krvrs.
thr evangelist, who Died week. ago. left an estate
~ ucnrly SJO.OOO. lie lravcs to Mrs. cotton. his
uutc and lipIsclc"pcr. the kcy", hOmctrah and
900 In bank stock; Ia "A nephew. property "alucd
-, g., 600 and the tfIle 10 The Missionary Society
~ tbr Mrihrii,t Episcopal Church.. incorporated rs the
Icci,lltuic Of New YORK, for u,c IN foreign nrsi"ns
only.
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REFI'SI s5a 900 FOR NELSON.

bangor Me-. Sept. "a gentleman representing a
French syndicate, who witnessed Nelson's great per
for,nance on saturday In beating 10 - on a half
mil. track Offered &. II. Nelson $jHUO for tn
.tolllou The purpose Wa, TO take Nelson to Par,
The offer was r, fused 10y Mr.. Nelson, who says The
horse " II remain III Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

To morlnw the first OF Tie scrnS Of HaF'H rd'c'
,,w,.or rho Iris and Minerva will begin. The record
49,. ~ tl, ,cr1c, VIII lie sailed the day alter anu II
Tho r.,uli Is a tic third will b. sailed Oh IA'S-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09

I'm tho mems
tho consumptive who's not DO.
rcft of Judgment and good sense.
Hes taking DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II taken in
time and given q fair trial, It will
effect a cure. Consumption 10
Lung.scrofula. For Scrofuls, in it,
myriad forms, and for all Liver,
Blood and Lung diseases, the "Dis-
covery" is an unequalled remedy:
It's the only guaranteed one. II
it doesn't benefit or cure, you get
your money back. You only pay
for tho good you get.
"Discovery" strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of Blood,
Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, and kindred affec-
tions. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just as
good" that the dealer may make .
larger profit. There's nothing at
all like the "Discovery." It con-
tains no alcohol to inebriate; no
syrup or sugar to derange di.
gestion. As peculiar in its cura-
tive effects as in its composition.
Equally good for adults or children.
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The Brooklyn and nilaG lpia Tn,"r-' tafS plSy'h a
Last, ~ PAX yr.trday. and A. IL" bon" 1i' won "af'
Inc +, now back Ia ,.rond rls." IN hr iiarf- H. a:"'
r,. Tn gam w,i played And tat r'-'ni u" hA'
t.ir, wnnin. through -ul+rior batting Prh"u pA'''
.miiv ,a,t Ward Siindl" ard F"-ar'y rad" -"N ia h
ian, il,y-. >,wd.r. pi;.hd with telling crct for sN
ult.4.-. Tn. >t.,r, a A. f',..u">:
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TEtRIyI; TP RAILWAY TRACKS 1T NIGHT.

Prr.id.nt and t"mni>>ion"r Du;ah OF t'' 'r'
,y CT. Street, War ,omuI>~ o"r-. at'"Aian'd u!
street Superintendent runulty and rihI 81 >"''hy"
- on ,udd th, work Ia, n!rht that lid been don" by
NV Jcr-ry Central Railroad rnl"y"- saturday niht ara
SUNDAY hrfvr" III" police ,t"i"d th"iH III" Lara tc
Il!iruad Company. whih l. t"ttrOI'u oy IN ''h'r'
uud .r;,riI iili su- 3" c"ah'rt ti' '7'h"9 i"i
Work. with III" nlin In In J'r,'Y CIV The company
nr,l, ted to procure til" consent of tn rt Anth"r'H
Ia rrc-, the -tr,,ts. Aitr miinsGht HatnrdiY Iic"
gang ~ men laid trl'h, 81 tho new road across an
Horn and Woodward The work va, almost com
rl,,cl before the anhoritt, brtarw aware Of what was
Going vn but when they wcr' Informed ot II they Ht'
IRON ptIv thhf II Iocr Murphy and squad OF police
r,n stopped H." trucK-lay!ng At once"
Pro- .I.nt .,'r.,rs ard toitiNN!"n'r pn-ah c"'''"
gang 81 ,.,rn,yl n'n ut I'll" Gcnf' Ut -" IT, '''
nigh, and marched them over To Tia" 'cn' 9" u" r''"
81, man wri, not a., -tor,d to the WORK Of taric hP
r,r,d tracks about hour and la'! th 'r''n>
and I'll, at the Van IIorn>t rTor>nt had ben Torn UP
,nd throMu down the cnhInhiUnt. ihr party theh pro-
r,,d 20 Woolwari.t. AID r'I"1td ulc pr" -, III
Of hand protect INC "OrA'
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4, IN, A.. ,.fuinG- TODAY.
Il, r.c.rd :: tn. liu H." Eastern Park property 80
cured v Rally s"> Ia" cont actors. A. Iui'Ti IN
-. riay'- r! n.. Ward sah y'>"fdny That th' sub
contra, toy It'd IN club 40: o. pa l.'y S"i". Ai nat
- elan VA, holding IT, u.piry tor thr IrNLt tpr that
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I:,s; .1''a,,, 3 9 o : i;
Iarn,a PUN. ii,osly1 :: I1i.ad i.hia J. fir,t Ia
on .rror--bf,-,k,n s. rhiad"IpIia 4 I"it {" t"''
I.-.,kl,n 10 ihai iphia u" Fret Ia, %" t-.,., w
4 oT IIr.ti Strurk out-''rinn. fogatt! -
mailman :" Ih-,." ia-' hit Wod. Two bit hit~
N,,.,r,, S..ty S"Nd"--. Nirf'nc" ht'-NM Hatt'h
,'., SEQ IIu-,.d Stolen lass f"gaItY =. fat,''i
,,,, -, AID ru.- tulr --l'afcc and snyder
1
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DUY YOUR FTRS this week from c: G.
ID SHAYNE. Manufacturer. rtail for cash at whoesas
prces Vtown l24 i2d->t, downtown 103 Pfnce-se
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1xTH RACE-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. $50
ZACH $1,000 ADDED. ~ MILES, on TILE
First race at . y. N.
THE TROrTERS AT FLEETWOOD no DAY

This week the Grand Circuit sppcr9 ar" In tn nrt"p'
lis most OF them arriving from Spnehei1 Two Gays ar"
while several recruits Join the ranks At this point Tw"
,acss are set down for each DAY. and there l. slight
change from regular programme the - Class foR
over I'll! Tomorrow tn" sam" ca., at HprrA"id va
not finished on Saturday and four q the horses "r" De-
Gained there TIL Monday The 90 cisss takes III pnc"
and will probably Of the beat contest Oh Ia" "k
Fleetwood Park has ben unusually Lively sIc" The ciI'A
landed there and several Of them were d''"h
over the course Yesterday ~ get them at al 'p" "r We
cngagem~nts at hand The two races Tor TO-DAY are '
for uot,ers and tn" FIRST will DO called At ~ o'i'cK
The entries are as follows
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ROY WILKES TO TRY TO LOWER Ills REC

ROY WILKES TO TRY TO LOWER IFS KEtTJKD.
springfield H.. Sept a-ROy Wilkes, with record
Of 20, IA on the Independence Iowa. track. Will 20
there this week 10 try IN lower his record. Ills
NV, or predicts . :OG IL II all conditions arc favor
~
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ST LOI,IS VIA DETROIT.

Every day at q 90 p. M. the popular western II.
press leaves Grand Central Stitim via New-fork
Central arriving at st. Louis at 40 the sccond morn
inG a:s
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ELEVEN INNINGS AND TIED.
A IIARDrOUGuT BASEBALL BATTLE.
SEw.YOnK AND BOSTON LEAGUE TEAMS STIR THE
SPECTATORS MIGHTILY-sCoEES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sow.Y0rk O. Uo.ton o. philadcphla 4, brooklyn B.
Chicago 7. ritt.burI 8.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Noston ~. Ncw.York brooklyn Z. Philadclphla 8.
lIttAbufg d, Gle, eInnd 4. Chicago D. Buffalo g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo q, Athletic 2. baltimore 3, Louisville ].
1t. Louis 3, ItOch~t~r !,
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Al LFl'RS bought his week will he kept on
~ ,to-lg, rr." Of rharcn until called for furs OF
every dcrlton rctil'd for cash A; whoi'sae prccS;
:. T. SIIAYNE, Uptown ia West i.dst downtown los
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W. II. Tmmons's CHI. 4. B"hcdictnc, by
Sluvrnh.-Zirkn z 10 n

W. II. Tlmrnons's Oh. 4. Behcdctlnc by
20. Co, inptoiD 81 Ito
". u. Jcnningss b. h. Frank waid aged.
q. V. iankins's ch. N. Leila May. !. Il
lGclnardyJ I2-l 6-i
l.. Iioyd's CHI. q. st. John. aged. 40 -
(Tayior)O o5-I 81
+. u. Kyan's ch. 9. Ksmrt q. 100
(liarh"J "00--i SOL
u. r. Pulsfcr's br. c. Doncy :. 100 .....
Scorran Brothers. ch. t. Little Crete 3. III
:, ,. vo,n, n,.. coySri1n,io sol l:-i
tM"lnuchln)0 81 7-10
c. Cornchscn's ch. g. Garnet. I. 10 49,.
tortonlO ST. 3D.
nraconsNcd Stables Dr. g. Talttr aged. -
100 .......................... .(Wcb.DO 30-l 1o-l
Tlmc-l 20 40
Iafttr was practically left at tho post. Bcncdirtnr
was IA front when the flag fell and he remained there
winning b shaf length Frank Ward second u length
before Leila May. Lila May second nearly all the
wav Frank Ward got of badly, and had to fight his
way through the entire field. Young Duke seemed to
have, lost all HI sIcd. Worth Gunwad Little Jim and
Ko,ett. did not start
Mutuas- Ben, d.ctine straight 6lf 90, place 90 10
Frank Ward place sl9.
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POLICE JrSrTrE MrRRAY'S TERN EXPIRES.
n term OF Police Justic" Henry Murray eNplrN o. sep
,,. +, l., updcr.,od TO b. tn May RS policy u allow
this and Other hnportan; vacancies in city Offices "h'e"
bc IN, tho right III to remain with The present IN
.,r,hcnts undsturb.si until after the election.
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He LARGEST and most complete assOrt-
r.nt 81 far >lould.r capcs sral-kin garment. ana
all ading fashloaahl. fur>. ran be found a. G.. Z.
SJAYNE'S establishments. uptown ia West fzd'sI.
downtown 1903 Princ".st
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ltancocas Stables b. T. Ri7oah 4, 20. ......
"a. toving;oni 12-1 81
W. II. b. Smiths b. h. Al FarroT;, 5,iI2
T.. H. Grill. ch 9. wIlirod o. 100 CCinytonj Al 8-5
George IIcar.tS b. C. Anaconda 3, 90.
Time :O2.
Kirp,h led for half mile. then Dcmuth took w tho
running mud was never Caught winning hard held by
length stockton second neck before Ripah beat
Al Farrow si> lengths Prnccsa bowling did not star..
Muuns Drnuth straight sIt O5 place ~ ~: ktckton
place. ~ 10.
SIXTH KACi.-SWEErSTAkES. aI6 EACH 900
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN FUR.
LONGS, ON THE GRASS.
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ST. IL.
u, mya,;d. BIZ sal" wo%G by LG"gS
T. a. HsGnire's biz. H. nlarkthorn g.
7. NJ. Berry's CHI. g. hr,hd'y. as d, M ~
p. Glasss br g. Gendarne, 4. fl
J. shieldss eh. h. Little Jim. s. III
Hanover Stables br. h. Eleve rSiD.j 0 To- Al
W. T. Days Gu. c. Rover. 8. lOl .....
D. A. Honiss br. &. Rcd Lcaf aged n
Lamaeney BIOS br. g. Brown Duke aad
", Iiankln''s ch. m. Lucy joans: :". W.
b. C. Murray's b. h. pon,ico ag'd III i'-'
W. L.seand'- oh. g Ernest age ' It'll S0-i 10
Dwyer Bros b. c. Houston. 3, III 49,,
Psrkvls Stables CHI g PoCas"llo, :. III
MARTINI 0 iC-I I2-l
Brooklyn Stables g. T. Little Addc l..
''' Time-l 81 g. '' u -o-' ID
Rover lcd for a mile two lcnpth, before Blackthorn
L,cy johnson and Sam Wood. Sam wod took the lead
In the stretch and without serious effort by a
length and a half Backthorn second, a length before
Birthday. who not In tn: frst for a mile and
sixteenth tiendarne seemed n sulk aud there have
Aen sonething wrong with Lathe Jim. was never
the hunt. wattcrsos, Penzancc and Burnside did not
tart
Mutuals-Sam Wood straight $50 80, place S35 10;
Blsckthorn place s10 20
FIFTH KACf,-lIANDICAP bWl EPSTAKF,S. so
EACH 81, $50 ADDED. $40 MILES
81 n''ap f.
s. B. Br.wn's b. c. Drmrth. by Ten Brock
Belle Of Nantura. yrs ~ n Gar 1907
90. Covirgt NJ 8-5
L. ''o'f'' Cd J" s'0e"'" D. Vi iIait.cGeid' g., 4-5
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ham. having been Purchased for them ny their
father for that purpose. james Ki,son. ir G,s
lc was them, here found ample scope for his
crcrres He made the works n success and for
many wears devoted himself 80 completely to tn"
work he had undertaken that little was heard Of
him outside the business circle. When success
had yic!lcl competence Of means and the cares
of management could be TO some extent deputcd TO
Others james kitson. jr., yielded 70 the solicta-
tions of his friends and allowed his name and
ability to be associated with certain public move
ments with which lie was in accord.
Sir James Kitson has interested himself earnestly
in matters connected with the social condition Of
the people, especially in the promotion OF move
ment for the erection Of model dwellings for the
working classes Of Leeds. In tile year 1862 Mr..
Kitson, alons with II. VI. Carter James Hole,
Fred Jackson. and others. launched a scheme
with this object They bought plots Of land In
several favorable situations in the suburbs of the
town. and built thereon hfty-one houses IN al. on
a greatly improved plan: These houses still re-
main among the best Of their class IN the borough.
The houses were erected with the view OF enabling
wOrkingmen to become owners AZ well rs Occupers
of tcm on easy terms. Upward OF G2O.OOo was
expended ON the scheme. which. though intended
expressly to benefit the operative classes. was not
profcssedN philaEthropic nndcit liking. Mr..
kitson and his colleagues knowing too we'll the
danger of doing anything that would SAVIOR Of an
interference with the spirit of independence which
Is 80 strong characteristic OF the Northern work.
ing1nan. The project was carried out on thorough
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COLONEL INGEESOLL IND THE BIBLE.

LIOw HE WAS THE rNwITTiNG CAUSE OF The
PrE,IAs: OF oN., ~ \ PRiNTiN" "tF'Oi'
proha,iy nolay will lc more >urpr ed at The >'"r,
which follows than the biz hearted and GENIAL ''"hei
Bob" luGrr> III himself -,
strange aS il may seem. IL i nevrrth'">> wv S''"'"
truth that Colonel Incrr,oll was "a" 'a"-' 'i' "e'.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
A HORNET CARRIES OFF A SPIDER.

"You talk about the cunning OF the fox but va
should have seen how wasp ;urned the tables B
spider last summer" said the o:her evening whea
they were telling hunting stories "One day fellow
sportsman ard wira returning from successful tramp
for grsys the Ticod rosl fats. up IN Essex County
We were resting the top rail- OF on old fence when
our attention attracted by buzzng sound BY
which found 70 come from one Of those eig
black hornets that hunters generally steer clear o.
The old fellow lay In spiders web. bulllne
away. We a second glance. however,
that he was not enangltd In tho meshes At oil. 10
would keep quiet moment and then uH again. Hs
CONTINUED In this for abou, minute ard
wcr, unable To account for his strange conduit.
Pretty soon up from II, den the rails good
spid which bravely crap; led with thu hug" in'
tr,d.r 1t tn became clear the action o. the hoDS
had only willy 10 attract the spider for ~
at once stung ucky little defender to death and new
away with to his big In thcket VI blue beecho
On . nelghbOring hill"