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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE DISPLAY or MR. AANSFTELD'S GH)DS

Hicnad Nansil' ~, col elton Of anqutis wh'ch l.
10 10. odd n.\t wi br pissed o. cNhi'toh az liz
1 I'm Az nuc Auction ROOFS t.-day. I'll" coIr'toI hda
alIr,cy been dc-crit'd 1T -o".g length. IL h''Hd"s
,nir and CnplsId iufauI". br n1c>. pct"f'' boo"''
f.tr,'r,., thnIwarr All rU.Io. Of many oth"' s>.
and the prepared ter ia" -a," SHOWS ~ "ts
! H.. ar,icl ar No t''.y arnm1h IT," au't" room
h. ly diNidl iolf ~url r"n- aicoNts, ahd uI'
nll., on dispersed 1LoIi Ii what as Ia I'll" fhnl-h'
Ity o. hui, tn ,Nhlou ~ confirm" III Tuesday.
n,l.Ne AMI Wcdn'si t., ai;cro the sac VIII I'gn.
1. VIII occupy TIE rmr!nbg dr's oi tir week beginning
-pc, dav i . 80 o'c!ucd II Is announced That MI.
Mln,Ncds horses. ass Lhuess aud general stablo
c1tcts viii also lie cd .r!y la %ottnbi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
vOrI,1 GC TIE STAGE.

Carl Schutzc and his Hamburg COMPANY PLAYED
Hamburger Lcideno at the Ambcrg Theatre FIR the
first time lat night The play wa receives win favor
by large audience II Will be gl"cn tohieht ana 10
morrow night and Tomorrow afternoon
Large audiences have been present ~ al per
ormanees Of New Lamp, for old" al Days Theatre.
The iule and Duchess OF Marlborough, Arthur L";ry
and Mr. and NJ, George tIOuld O"cupIch h"A"> last
night.
Extra pres anton, lave been taken at the rum
Avenue Theatre le"p the ticket for vac per
'ohnsroe> Of W. and Nh. Kendall ont OF the h"i'' al
tsvemen pceI,i'"rs and there l. Ta>"n to bel eye "a u
tne 'uand.cm'I.t VIII l." able {" say" the p"i" VINO
suehc t.c r;,s from cNOr.itunt demands asa an III
~isfSei" sdc Walk nrl.aucc.
Tonight Is again -" apart al the Ma'iFn 9'Ina'c
warden Amphtarair. Il Wagner night. Scl''h"h'
,rm Wagner will compose The whole OF IA" muue
pS u OF the Programme. and me r-t ahd last P'''
VIZ contain pieces Of lighter sort.
- Mss Pauline Hall is PLAYING Erininic' in Nc""r"
"' engagement in New York late In the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE r\%\DIAS DUTY ON SAW Logs

O,,avn ont oct 9.-Sir John A. Macdonald said
,,d,y that the t.oyrrnm"n has not yet come Ia a
decision c,pectng the export duiy on saw logs
Washington. oct. 0.-The Treasury Department Is In
receipt Of letter from the surveyor OF Customs AZ
Albany lnquirue A. to "hat rate VI a"ts shou,n ~
imnn-.d unnu sawed humber imported from canada
On and sfrrr uciohcr q. The Department. M q
letter 10 the COLI 't,'r. save 1t IS undcis'o" t'at
undrr tho law, of Canada. now IN force. an export
duty is charged npvn spruce. linc and cedar log,
and .hingl- bolt, Of pin" or cedar and tI.i sn.h
t',,c ihr rns, n You'll that under the pro-
,'i"l. If 'rn.raph 2l7. schedule u" IF the act ot
Uctpbr /. pine. -pruc" and cellar saved lumber
", hrce nrinr TO october q. thai is under Schedule
NJ m ME act II March 3, 1883.
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rAtR WITH rR. Pullman.

Chicaco or. a. -COncernIng the dcrsIon IN MS favor
in Boston to-day. IN bis suit against the BOSTON ana
Albany Hailroad for infringing the vcStbulc patent.
a., ,,,,,,r,n said This afternoon: las understand
Ola, ,,att,r thr dcri,ion every point involved
IN the utiyaton aud Is complet" victory Tor Ms the
u,onl, generally NAV not understand Just how thl'
J,cI,ou differs from tho one rendered BY Judge
=, ham, This / the important difference: The
tcr decision involved only the patent on the spring
pressing the vr>tbnc, together After Jnde' ''r''"a
decided the Wagner Company had no right 10 ">o Tue
o,o,s .priur md make "A solid train. the vestabule
oss Continued to run on tho Wsgner roads, Tho csm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

benjamin +. Lowe. seventy years old. q re-
tired merchant who had formerly been IN
tbs Insurance agency business. was fonnd
dead IN his bed ~ 80 O'Clock yesterday
morning In his room ~ The Grand Union Hotel. A
docior Immediately sent for. bnt he pronounced
that lfc had been extinct NJ least two honrs. Deputy
oruncr JenkilI, viewed the body and pronounced The
death n natural one. caused by heart fii!nre HIS
son, ". f.. Lowe. who lives In Plainhcd. \. D.,
and /, an Insurance AGENT. with offices at No. ~
Pine s.. took charge Of tic body Mr.. Lowe was y
Whoever. aud leaves two and TWO daughters,
util recently he lived al i,rand View. near the
Iud>uu River. bat for the last ten wears has also
l,ru "a freilrnt guest 1T the Grand Union Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
TINE pRIyrETON TIGLR REAPPEAhS.

Princeton oct. (Hpccal'.--Th" first number OIL 'uo
Iesnrrcri,d Princeton Iifrr.' ilH~frh''u come
.n.r .nnc,rcd ia II, moan. Il lis a bi weekly. AZ
Ter TWO volumes had h'" published Inc lEl WIS
.,ipprc->cd in H.; Tor publi.hIng guys upon 'he
foculiy T. G. McIvaiu. II indiana. l. managing sdi
for. William L.: Ir,icr. If Pennsylvania. business
munarer, and ". >. Whlt"lcad Of Hew'Jrr'"y !; ~
Jersey: X. y. Buckley Of rcnnr ylriui. ana IL. IT,
D.,i of Ohio. are artists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
pItYTNf; TENNIS At YONh Frs.

S-Inr ui tie fnnl- Of IN" p0-tp"n"d ntA"h d''"c'
az rho Hudson River Lawn lcnniN Association tur""
mon, Al the Far and \rtr t.rui!nd-. f"hh"r' "''o
ulavcd Yesterday afternoon. Tia" a--"rlaton Ih'"'c'
the prime pal Gibbs along the Hudson E'"r hHh '"'
k~rs 10 Albany. and the 'pin"-' brought " idt" guar
many 2, WIiUrs IA" game. Whirh were Tor 'h' '""'
,,. mir, ~ ,l. a,.n, ,tinn. \ nunbrr Of cutrc' had
,.n made but tn" only complete ~"'N "r'r paNen ''
MI. Cabin aud Arthur = Kuuv"'i, who d'fcatd Mt.
r,ilowc, Morgan and Y. &. Hall. Mr. Han was III '
,vi,lucr 81 i" All CuncI- nf III" assora'lin iUI' var
lu, . e,rr,rd 81 condition. aud missed several
,i.v. The score va, G--I, G-:I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
VETERANS CELEBRATE An ANyfy ERSARY.

The veterans Of the 18th Regiment. New.ioiN Nolnn
trer, held their annual celebration OF Anniversary OF
their departure for The sat ~ last night Inc t"h
cordia Assembly Rooms. 40. - Avenue A. Dr"h'"d =
bi.it appearance With the Grand Army Uniforms Of "
Veteran, md ,. v,,i,d dr..,. t,, voueu The rntr
tann'nt cun>i-'"i 81 sininG .tann> and ih'tfu'hI
rI-i". which liz" i""aiIg mru,cr, and menus "i III"
Organization TOOK part r. li,ch. commander l. a.
I.icdertlfrl, @ Fuchs Mr.. and Miss KcnncEncy MISS
Deycr Miss klcc and j. Schubert.
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INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TARIFF LAWS.
GOODS ENTERED BEFORE THE PASSING OF THt
BILL. SUBJECT TO THE PRESENT
~ f,i I,ATfON>

Collector Erhardt and hi. stan ""rr gra'ii"d y"SfcT
d,v ,hru ~" oil, tor received ~" following III
patch Gu'n Al t,'.t secretary HpauldinG "t IN"
Ir,A~uiv Department:
,.,o,- li,c under present l,w. warhou-rd u'"r IN"
lr ., .-.,'.> prev. l,". may n'" DE- "I'iHft"H
ii"'.
Wa-h.u,'on 6i-,,t' be-. indoa" that tbs conforms
81 ~ az opinion gwen hy solicitor i'phu!n. OF m"
l,r,.Vry department. II uph"id> IA" Views "t 'h"
Object "r aaG ~p"|l Deputy - ll'''"r '"u'h' inc ''
or htv.. .rir t. Washington to consult WUh III" ON
,.rs ~ tl, Tr..ul, l"lnsncut about i. Mr.. couch
. l,, sent { !, dispatch: "''ws Ia warcouNe phy I;ig
.uc,iGc duties, wh,h are subject to loss IN weight
hh" ,ilar. should have special ""tIh"iN return on
" .il,tri - III tur 'nl.uuu i."'l
1u.- voT!t hl!N :" /" "co. soap ana SAT-, LOT "a
ample. h",il'- ~isar.
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CALLING IN THE 4aS.
TIE 1o,y OF $50, TO RE REDEEMED WITH
INTEREST TO AUGUST 81. lsoi.

rrvr or rur. sFCRET>RY'S C1RCtLAN-lhE
Boyps TO 81. HEpIrMED "tNTlL
FURTHER NOTICE.
wa.bjnq,ou oct. o-TiIc secretary o' '"o
todoy issued the following CIRCULAR ""''""
deem az per cent bond
In p,Ir nance Of III" authority ,,c f. h,rl,y
y of IA" act q March =: Ill l''n',,' ~ re I >
her cent loan IL l-". acts "i ''N ,I -, ,c,,..t IT,
iauuary 20 Ill VIII be- re- 10 Irr,,,ry De
>u.r., ~ I-pl on prr>cn n Ion al ~ ''"'"' -
n,riu"nt in tAc ctv e ra>h.,G' H. -; ~ addressed
I:onGs forwarded re- lrml'i'n - ~, '" ~ Loans,
q, ,h, SECRETARY Of he Ircr my pN - - w
etc., Washington II. e." and ~" RS ~ ~ a;Irv
,hol,d 10 n. gurd 10 the - ct''a' Va ,,t.d and
~ r.,n,,n,,o,, l.>i.:nncIt ~ hr ". n ''
,,nrlr ,r ,nowlcls~l. - p"'-c'N.i ~ ,T ~
,,-j,.cd on tho back "f ca'h bona W n.y.. r, iu tI,r
i,,,,n.ut arc d. .irrd ~ !a'1r Of any ON. wv"
,yn. thc bond, ,hprld be assigned T." me e. n'
~ ,hc rrca ury for rrdru'p'l' n. for acc ".'' rI
i,-,i, The name Il ~" l"r-,h or l .""' " '
cd r. - cl.., Ii N aid lc made p+ya!F'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
~ TUE INTEREST or SONS OF VETERANS.

vsoNins OF the CAMPS OF Sons Of Veterans IN Ne"'
49, ano BROOKLYN met last evening At SNtV'siS'h''
H.. A"'u'sVc and took steps To form Nc"-i0rA "iu
"ikyn soas Of Veterans. Association similar a~socn.
nave been formed IN various idIt, Of III" Stat" i"r
'ha The men bershD u the Sons Of Veterans ana
- '"prC' enent Among thos" present last evening
captains J. J. Walsh. f. S. Curtss. j. II. White
Clarkson. Sherman A. Beatty. =. Madsrss. John
~ Asses aal Judge. Advocate f. w. Mcknight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
PETER BRETT.

Peter Brett. ff,y'ix years old. who was we'll
known figure for years around the Produce Exchange
died Yesterday. He sold oil paintings. and IN recent
years had room In the StOnest. lobby" OK the Ex
change. lie bgan business in the Old Exchange, and
made good deal OF money In the course Of his life
Although Brett unNducated man. lie never
thcr-s poSe"sS fine taste. and he therefore had many
patrons lie strictly honest and well liked.
brett /, supposed Ia have left small fortune. lie
let a wife and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
.J'srRO.III NGARI ~ 4 OtANDARf.

Rudapc-t. oct. . In 'hr lower hons" at ~" nun
.,r;,,, Dist to dnv Dr Wck,r'r. Minister "t f"ah"'
i,.,,rd that The inuu'rctN Was Trying t"rhe''N 10
,,,,d, what corinrrrirl policy II w"nld lee p'' 7"
,d,pt after l-u3 Hungary considered hnciSI P'''N
advisable bn the matter did moi '"l"h" upon '"s"'N
,lou. Referring IA III, new Tui'"d stale tiilh, no
an, ia. ,uy,IuI,, VA, adv 10 operate WIN ANY
u.t Inn meeting II,, Interests OF Hungary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Nh ITALIAN AFT At THE EAIR.

Rome oct 0-Th- committee appointed 10 arrange
t,r proper approximation q" italian arr an" INDUSTRY
t fine. mt.r,arl nal exhibition In Chicago III i-'' h~
Dissolved having decided that amy hfher EFFORTS '"
accomplish the work for when IL "As l''"'''' ""''u
u, uscI,.. II /, stated the committee found That IN
.,,, ~, m. ncw Iult.d sfutes Tariff law few manu-
hc,urcr, ,r others were willing 10 send exhibits to
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
FoI'ETII e. t>- Po~rMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Wa.hins ~. 's'' o. I"uI'h 'ii~- pp>iHa~t"rs wcro
to-day apI"i'!i"d - follows;
It.mu- ,Iva:uA ". H. Nation. Andrews S"ttlcm"h.
Dcihlr ,ntnnl' Ii"rII'h: IS /. M"a~"v, Norwood ,
- T. HI. 10. >a!-cr'Nill'
New J"I'., II. NJ. CARROLL l"nni>'iil".
Ncv.i Uik lnItha Partridge. l".k"""d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
CAMPBELL DEFEATS TdLLdNT.
THE CoLCMmA CHAMPIONS VICTORY IN THE
TENNIS TOVENAMISr At Nfw.HANEN
I'M. DAYS StOiiiS

New.IIu>-n ,onn. OF {, j>ptcah.-1he W. athor con.
,li,n,d mn. h.i. ,.o., and Mt Wa
continued under fa,olHh" '"nh,'ion-. The morning CON
t-', w",. witnessed b, rodv crowd II ~" 'at''-. and
ia the roroo .u:i"nndi ~" aud hi
ross d.cp with char- ~" principal contest 81 III"
moinirp~ that Lt"'. ia" Columbia 'hamroA. % ;
tanl,nI and II. Ialinni. o. Il'r"ri Il was g'rr'al
oApc.d that Campbell would bHt Tullnn' locke"
u,,.n A. a d,nyrrnu. man. tn SURPRISE when
Tniaut managed TO win th" ni't '". . Campbell
was .ruiiv ivthrud this st b' tn" ''.obtIhs "f
rasnt mh'h forced tr former +" p'sy altos ther IRON.
III, ba,s Of tl,r ouit ,slrlr III" SECOND and third
.,is PLAYED IN III, usual brilliant style and won them
aft,I sor.r ,x,rrnt teinis.
Un,r, o Harvard fouud ittlc trouble In dSloNinp Of
How Land Of Yal". in Two -f| III" Interest IN t'
NJ. rnon c.ntrrd In thu between Campb'li and Mae
Nul.u ot ,lnnln and thu: Parker br"thor-. of Yale
rhi, match va, II brilliant exhibition oi dou'h tennis
The Columbia were hardly III their b'-t f"rn an"
.f,r thI..,t match forced To lower th'r coor-
1, Ia. Yale pair How, aud lnant ~ Harvard de-
,,,d IN. u,vl,ud brthr. " Ya". Immediately an r
the ya.l olinba match Whit" a"d Laihrd' I" 'oih''"
proved thci- strong & am ana h''a' h'" "s"'
with shaw and tha-r. of Harvard. Io'n"r'"" morning
,r... Of HaIy,rl viii play Crmpbc Of columbia. and
I'm tic afternoon IloYry viii meet the winner IN th' hha
,.u,d I'm. double coatest, Will alSo b. continued
Appended are the scores ,,, -,
snc,. second round--U s. Campbell Of Columbia beat
H. Ia.lant u, Harvard 80. o.. O-l.
s.ini. nnsl round T. II. HoNcy OF ha'NAru' p''' -
IIowlsnd of YAH D." d-l
Doubles preliminary round--1he PARKER bffh'f'' oi
y.,, Lca, InLd and nnrn-on Of p"in'oh'h 'hd'e III"
shaw Of Harvard. boat Iui1"~ ana George Of bf""h'
-, 1cu. prr-on and Avery. Of Williams beat St'nih'
and Lst Of Anbeist. b fault tn" IIowland of"th"s
n, val. beat White and Larncd. Of Cornell" Ga, -
uo,cy aud Taant VI uar'ard beat BlaArre" ana Hub
bnfd Of Wrsicyun. 8-e 6-t
.,,. ,,und.The parxor brothers. Of Ysc, brat Camp
In and NcMulicn Of Columbia. rs 80. O-3 chase
and shaw OF Harvard b. Person and avery. " will
,,ws a. o. llo>cy and Tallsnt Of Harvard beat the
Uovl,nd brothers. Of Yale IT, o. "f2ht ana r''S'
Of Columbia. beat John'on ana vernon o ''"'e'' "
default.
wutur YALE AND PRINtETcN WILL Play
II wa, rrIurt.d y",tI'ia that captain hh""'' VI w"
y., t,,,,ll team and captain Po' 81 the fi''''t'"
,, had agreed thnt tur aud Princeton -h"hi" pay
-, n, Brotherhood Park ia Eat Nrw.i"ih on Ih'hh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

pany simply lodged tho issue by leaving out the spring
and keeping the vestibulc. This decision Is on the
Pullman patent, which covers the vestbule ITSELF In.
Guiding the sessions spring which presses the ends Of
the ve-tibules together"
~ have only heard OF the decision at Second hands
said George PaysO attorney for the Wagner Company,
and my Information simply that Judge Colt had
decided the case adversely to 1t lias bec reached
with extraordinary qucknc for a chancery suit Of
such magnitude. The suit brought by the Pullman
company against the Wagner company and the Boston
and Albany Railroad May Is. 1850, so that II was IN
the courts but little over a year."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

People with everything to sol. from hddlcS I"
farm and rIh,I~ VIE Wrn (" ihy "v"rvth'Dg, from
manufactures. Autograph collections. hT" heard
from N The rtnv ,ulunns IT little Advertisements
Of the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

lshord h read daily l., all interested changes may
ir.- ty ro"t-ies need rot b" ,p,gay 3D.
&c: t'-ra. nd . al, Of nss and conncrcia
letters not specially add'r>''a being sent o' A'
E" lsm mail~ i"r m, n."k rniag October will close
prynpy az az, at t,r q isrs A. f0 .r nayan.
t., r. Tor oini Mr>inn stats D., td per
ra|s pst. at p - %yH ' ;yh 'YS
Rra and m,st BE- rr's: per S;I ... at
tor NAH ans and I'd 'nS s,I l.. xi rs g
.s"S. % S d,g H~ r Fs', g;
at st"i a " and and J,%9Ia ala j,f%s
and w And sn{T. .nG n,'I Alps. at ii so
France. sTra"d Iay s Il, rorqfr 90 s9d r S e;
r p VA s" fra va on en,town letters for
.d pr @ sy'n rGsa' m +is
r Iuldn via Sou'han pton and Brsmen Iet,rrs nus
fe r r n & Si fHs
aa at m 70, Cang %r. Tor rn oh1 MssS STATE:
and n%i"; aba % nu. b. Grcd T craa p 70,
n s;%'ss s s 4:
S%5nY.ll nl:, d S a-dI ;F ecr WrS%eiam
,s &: s::, !. Rl ; nj. To- sH ss.ss
Na' ,s is "' i
ri,h 80 !s Fl G Ss II 'ss e
&a, so China S,s sc cs; Js" sis!s
e. ~:
S j. a !. g S,G" a"d .s 70 Ts"R.
S:y Tl s;:rsa ' %s: s" Fs for dispatch
by steamer close at this Office aa''' ~
schedule of ;Ss"s 81 q D1 s,;,,":
sss ss:s on NAT S ; III. ss:::
n y sss.s ss 49, s;;"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

The buckingham Hotel on Fifth ave. Ncw-York ID
deservedly popular with the travelling public on
account NJ It's admirable situation. perfect sanitary
as well as It's unrvalled restaurant and reasonable
charges II offers all the comfort, Of home without
any OF the cares and annoyanccs OF house Keeping
boston Home Journal
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EAST TINE TO ST. IOI'IS.

The Now York Central Fast Evening Express foi
st. Louis leave, Grand Central station daily at
"1o p. NJ, arriving AT II. Louis ar 80 u nj. Veg.
ner Bullet sleeping cars. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

ALLEGED SERIOUS ERROR ~ THE TARIFF BILL.
ChraCo ori. 9.-.in arrrn""n paper >hN'' iW'
internal Revenue Department lire has r'ei'oh u"
f,,Iua,nn Of , rlr,nl error in t!o Mckinney bi'!' -
r.utlr IA. cd mat neon d'rl"a'c al ''Nc'''
r,lrrd tlo.s,ud d. liirs 10 the ";A,o ntia' "lrI'
,,.d dealer, 81 tn, d,t.1rt alone. The "'u tax Oh
tobacco VA cents pound, and The uw III pray H'
t,r II, r,dm,'lpn - cents. Tie bill 49, l'"N'i''d 10
,,,rrvf and pa-,.si Is that htit pr"N!d'h tha' Oh
nil inan,ifaciu'd tobacco on hand at t' 'h' ot ~
rb-.,cn the r,n.ilun would ne allowed. tNNG
rebate II cent, "a" p1Unh. II l. r'p"r''N no"
oyer I'm, ~, cl-rl whn prepared The III for ~"nd
,ur 10 tho President omitted tn" clause pl"N''e i't
tb. REBATE and TINT the measure was r'-'"s''i anu
rcc,r,IcL without 'l. error h"u; moth cd III thN
district, sad Deputy collector Laud'rercn fa'> hi"r"
lnc 60 i, least from loon"VO TO lo."p'hS p'ui.",
- ,.,,t.Iul,,i 'ro on hand AZ i!' tlm' IN"
lin VA, passed II the cau," providing Tor th rnur
Ina, lr.n omitted from T:Ul,'"o {" f'o''o"' mV V
,nu,> ran IL, collected from the nlnud' urr- oi th>
di> trrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

When baby was sick, We gavo her Castoria,
When she was q Child, She cried for Cs,toiia,
When she became MISS she chung u Castor.a,
W hen she had Children. she gave them CastoitA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Do you want real cstat". servants board or room
Then examine tho little advertisements on the fnrtI
and aith pages Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

A. Fifth Ave. Auction Rooms,
2so Flttira,e.
G. F. wETMOEE. Auctioneer.
Now on Exhibition.
RICHARD NAN>rIILDS
lutlc Cn,i',t.,n u
Rlrs in.iquitics oh uolln Tap -'i"-. PoIc"ains OLD
china Bron,~ Historical Miniatures. rainn--. and cd
points. Rare J.m,' = and Srd >i.N-r. rt". etc.
WI b" : ii ~ p.b,.c Action
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
Octo,rr i.
And following days AZ : 30 O'Clock.
The sal. VIII b: cond'cr'd by
MR. WM. y. NORMAN.
Bangs & Co..
139 AND IL BROADWAY.
TIL.
HISTORICAL LGREARY
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-15
THE JERSEY CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Boats That VIII Compete, the
Courses and the Conditions.
The Jersey City Yacht Club will have
its thirty-second annual regatta on Sat-
urday of next week. All the boats in the
fleet will participate and the event will
undoubtedly be a success, Us the regattas
of this club have invariably been. The
start will be a flying one. The signal
will be given about noon. The boats
have been divided into seven classes by
Messrs. Lone. Smith and Bennett, who
compose the Regatta Committee, as fol-
Iows:-
Glass 1-Cabin sloops over IS feet:--Con-
cord, Gertrude, Annie and Nimrod, Ma
omi: Waterwitch.
Class Cabin yachts over % and under
35 feet:-Eorsyth, Wabasso, KiSmet, Cute,
Elm, Bessie and Lady Mary.
Glass 3-Cabin sloops under 25 feet
Katrina, MilIie and Beulah.
Glass 4-Opsn sloops:-Knight Temp
lar and Phsyche.
Glass 5-Gabin cats:-Fleetwing, Greta
and Three Sisters,
Glass 6-Open cats over IS feet:-Lizzie
r., Miller and Prude.
Glass 7-Cats under 8:--Minnie, Emma,
Julia, Annie Forsyth and Dove.
The start will BE- from Liberty Island.
Glasses / and Q will sail around buoy No.
II and return. Classes 8 and 4 will go
around buoy No. 10 and return, class s
viii sail around buoy No. Is and return,
classes 8 and z will go four times over a
course marked by stakeboats off the
clubhouse and Black Tom, around Lib
erty and Ellis Islands to the starting
line. The time of the winning boat in
each class must be lower than seven
hours to entitle the winner to a prize.
The Judges will be Messrs. j. o. Nugent,
j. H. Carnes and O. Vreeland. After
the race there will be a reception to the
ladies at the clubhouse.