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Proposals
NJ Office OF SALE OF WATER WORKS
IN EXTENSION BONDS.
OFFICJ. THE CITY CLERK,
Proposals

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received by th nndrfs1n"d At said ohl,' untu
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NAEINN 4, til>I..I.. ltIk.
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Ney.York Thursday. Sept LS
tn. following sales held a, the E*chA"sc Sn'
Auction Room today o-o .. =. ,ead..t o5xloO each ;
4 lots, . = 0. 10Th ave, go ~ OF Aoos''" -'S
Hrman and Henry Soma, 80 80 ,.. -. IA AZ al
10 part OF 81 5s..t 10, - 3xlOo James R<sy aud
Others 81 300 ,.A.r Goo Iots in One
undr .and forty nintl.st. south SIDE Dg%s.n o.
Nichous ami Tenth ave,., to WilaiS ". hcnoi i''
81 $50. The broker was ILL., t.. baus.o''
LoNt; ISLAND PROPERTY
o5o lots on Maine Nnrrows. ID and "a a'es eTu 70 w
alta near Fort Hamilton. L ]; = Nachsy "0"~'' "
Walsh and otner,, +l39So0
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WHEAT. NO. 2.

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m HE BOOK OF opEN-AiR SPORTS. o ,saNo ON az
American opcn.air u-crcnts. Rules 10: sains IA
ming ball PLAYING shooting hors back riding, Sc w. ,s
full al ncr copv Published by Tn" Tribune New Va
Entertaining aud universally Compumentd b. hs W.
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IAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamer. leave San Francisco as follows:
o.r,,r ... ........ SATURDAY,. October I. noon
UiLilC Tuesday. Oc'"o'r Il moo"
0,r,X;r Thur day November IS. noon
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c.rvatious can D. mad" bv et:c: or Telegraph tn and
cabin ian, seen 5. and 3i3 lradwar. sew" YORK. Or
Room ft I.a.l.oAd Duildns san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
7 IL GOODMAN. u,Acrli Passenger Agent
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,MB,'RG- AMERICAN PACKET co.

%rRl>S SERVICE. between Southan lton London.
Paris Ilar.LuIs New t"in s'r"w ,cah'rfs .: ioooo
Ion. and /. 80 10 rs 90 r.r.pwtr.
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NJ EW.YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. CON

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For particular. fr.isht or pA.-,r aLpy 10
JAMES T.. WARD s. co. 1l3 Wal.st
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ped STAR LINZ: u,
Sallnr fo9 N"w.YnIH and Antwerp wpeky.
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NOMpAGNIE GENEEALE TransalantiqnN,
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VI I'NIlIp STATES NAIL STEAMERS:
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Warehouse deliveries sfnce September l, lS3O-Nrw.
York 113 Baltimore, 1896 bags Ncw-Orlrans.
$40 bags. Total. l320ol bags
COTTON-On the spot quiet 116c decline. Sales.
t57 bale, for CONSUMPTION. Port receipts. 81 500 bales.
Icains bales tht> day last week and % iS2 bales
L. lrn,
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CIAkLESTnN ;. tht o1Itt N'T. Ui%Ts
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BOXERS AND FIGHTERS.

jackson and Ed. Smith fight six rounds
in Chicago al the 18th inst; kclleher and
E~llingsworth at the Golden Gate club on
the I'D; and Joe Choynski and Jack Da-
Wis at the California club on the 21tb.
Billy Reid, the hacker of Johnny Rea-
gan. bet Warren Lewis, Pete McCoy's
hacker. $50 that Reagan would win first
blood, 800 even that Mccoy would be
knocked down. Reid didn't win a bet.
Harry Pickford. one of the smallest box
ers i'm the world, has issued n challenge to
fight any one his weight for any part of
$1,000 a side. He is ~ years old. stands
four feet seven inches tall, and weighs
when in fighting condition 90 pounds.
Billy Murphy, the Australian feather
weight. has challenged any l20-pound
pugilist in England 10 battle for a $500
purse and the championship of the world,
the purse To he guaranteed by the Peli-
can club. Billy is now in the east and is
as unpopular there as lac wat in San
Francisco. He is conccited. and, not
outstanding the large sums of money he
has made, he Is pen,irious. Everybody is
anxious To see him licked.
The Golden Gate club have matched
doc Ellingsworth. of New York. aud Denny
kcllihcr, of Boston. for n finish tight, To
take place in their club roons on the
night of the BIRD of this month. The bat
tie will be worth witnessing. The two
snen fought In Los Angeles last July and
Kelliher won in A. rounds, plucking vic.
tory from defeat by swinging his right on
the Gotham mans jaw after the Ia ter
had punched Denny all over the ring.
Ellingsworth, like Turner, claims To have
lost the battle through carelessness. when
he had his man whipped, and expects To
win this time by using more caution.
E~llingsworth is a clever sparrer, as is evil
dcnced by the fact that he won the anna
tcur championship of New York three
years ~consecutively, but kelliher has
learned that to go IN and win In "A rush il
far safer than to wait for "A Knockout
blow. and consequently he will keep the
Gothamite busy,
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TRACK TALK.

There arr a number of good horses now
In training at the Butte track.
Ed Corrigan has bought the fast West
crn lilly Heltcr-Skeltcr from Milton Young
for $3.50.
W. T. Smith. who is handling Mr.. Lara
bic's horses this year, halls ron Phila-
dclphia and is said To he an excellent a
The Dryers recently signed Jockey I.
Bergen, brother Of Martin and Michac,
Bcrgcn.All the family seems Ia he ridcrsl
and this last the lightest of any.
The Daisy and Pansy stakes To he run
at the Coney Island Jockey club June
meeting will be- the first stake events for
2-year-olds eve run over the grass in
America.
senator stanford, the owner of the
crack California colts Racine and Plam-
beau, thinks the former the best animal,
while Henry Walsh, the trainer. prefers
the latter.
Colonel Gore. "A fast horse on the West
ern tracks, IL dead. He wal "A i-year-old
by Dainacardoel, out Of fatinitza. His
record at New Orleans this spring showed
six winning races.
The race between kickapoo and sgd,
Livingston horses, came oil al White Sui
phur Springs last Saturday and was won
by sgd by about two lengths. The race
was a gao yard dash for 500 a side.
Trotting has taken a strong hold on the
Continent Of Europe. During the year
there will he o u meetings in Austro.
Hungary, Twenty-Five in the German cm-
pire, six in France, eight in Italy and
three In Denmark.
A well known New Orleans sporting
man made n combination on Blue Rock,
Early Blossom, Eric, ~Stoncmason, Spar
ling. Worth. Robcspierre and Pell Nell.
He got odds Of 100 for I, and make the
| lnrtF,kt winning af rh. ltn.l xxIt,h lao, x.at
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upon the race course to contest for the
greatest Of all Pacific coast events. Con-
sequently spectators were a~pplauding
profusely as the candidates, one by one,
made their appearance. But as The Car
the unanimous "Ah, The Czar.' which
could he heard above the applause, was
already o verdict that he would not be be-
hind any one In the home stretch. They
were finally started at the seven-cighths
pole, Wanderer ii. taking the lead, the
dous pull. His mouth was wide open, as
could be e from the grand stand, and
going easy. But Costello needed his
muscle on that occasion to prevent him
from having a particle of his head. As
they went around into the stretch they
were pretty well punched, with The Gar
in the lead by an open length. Costello,
evidently being full OF confidence as to
the prowess Of the animal beneath him,
paid no more attention to those behind
than IL they never existed, and before he
could count two and two are four, the
Wandcrcr flly challenged his mount. He
Immediately gave The Car his head and
they raced TO the wire neck and neck. Ii
was my opinion as well as That of others
who were at the wire that The Car had
won by a a head, but the Judges, con-
siderinR that IL was 70 close that il could
be consistently called a dead-heat, and
~ " Va shC Aatt via U VI AohSs
were at stake upon their verdict, an
%nounced that II was n dead-heat and must
be run over again after the g race, be-
ing the last OF the day, was OIL. That race,
a comparatively insignificant one, being
run. the bell i'm the judges stand sounded
the call for the two final contestants. Ii
being quite dark and foggy, the start
could no be distinctly observed at the
grand stand. but the huge form Of the
Gar i'm front with a smaller one behind
was enough to ~convicc the satisfied pub
lie that the running was a mere matter OF
form. This proved correct, as the Gar
shot under the wire a winner by Is lengths
and the Wanderer filly coming up later
badly fatigued and blowing. But the
game little Wanderer had done nobly and
her best, and the hackers of the animal
consoled themselves that il wasn't her
fault that she lost the race.
1.-THE Car died al Omaha on his way
east, m one of the most promising n
reers of n equine youngster that ever
appeared on the turf was cut short by
death. The loss of this horse was indeed
a sad blow to his owner, Mr.. Winters, but
in Rio Rey and Rey del Rey, brothers OF
the royal Car, he has the consolation that
they are probably just as good as the
Gar had been. This will be apparent in
the coming races this year, when their
mettle will be tried againstthe best ones.'
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ON THE DIAMOND.

senator Morgan is now In the base ball
business, being connected with In Port
land, Ore, club.
Ia the event of P~ittsburg's quitting be-
fore the season Is out, Indianapolis will,
says Mr.. Brush. take that ci,y's place in
the league.
Buck Ewing thinks that the Champion
ship in the National league will lay be-
tween Boston aud Brooklyn. He places
Chicago fourth.
Outside of the Cincinnati park and the
Washington park. Brooklyn, IL is doubt
fml IL there IL another ground in the
league c%ircnit where il il not possible tn
hat a ball over the fcnce In one ar more
fields.
T.. Forest Goodwin, cN-ball player, has
leen appointed private secretary Ia
speaker Reed Of the house Of representa-
lives. Mr.. Goodwin was formerly captain
nf the Colby University ball team, suisse
gnently played with the Salcms, of the
New England league, and for a short
period Was with the Worccsters in lss9.
Recently he has been studying law in
Boston.
The Hawaiian Base Ball league was or.
gained Al Honolulu. Sandwich Islands,
recently. Four clubs the Honolulus.
Stars, Hawaiis aad kamchamehas-ar,
members, and u schedule of Il games has
been arranged. The double umpire sys-
TEN will prevail. The ball grounds are
situated about half a mile from the center
az the city and are easily reached 10y tram
ears. They are not inclosed; everyone
in the Kingdom j. allowed Ia witness the
games. There il a grand stand which on
amt days always contains "a large num-
Der ~ the fair sex.
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REJOICING AT PONY.
The Population Enthusiastic Ove the
rival Of the Railroad.

The Population enthusiastic Over the Ar
rival OF the Railroad.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
PoNY, May 1.-THE railroad has at asst
reached here and Pony is rejoicing. Plans
are being laid for an excursion to Boze-
man, and Ponyites are preparing to wake
the echoes of the hills with their long
pent-up enthusiasm. The arrival of the
railroad marks a new era In the history of
this region, and IL is freely predicted that
n long train of prosperity will follow the
iron horse whose shrill neighing disturbed
our slumbers this morning.
A strong efrort, and what promises to be
a successful one, is being made to have a
road built from here to the Potosi
prominence in mining circles.
Mr.. f.. e. Wood, of st. Louis, is at the
Galena mine in which he is largely inter-
estcd. He will probably remain a week.
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AMONG THE RACERS.
The Winner, ut Gra,.s.nd.

GRAvEsENp, May 17.-Five and ne
half MISREPRESENTATION won, Eon second,
Gregory third. Time l:lia4.
Mile-Burlington won, Cynosurc Sec
ond. Now-or-Nevcr third. Time l:is4.
Hudson stakes for 2-year-olds, five fur
longs Gray Rock won. Chatham second,
Miss Ransom third. Time I :0jA.
Mile and one-sixtccnth -Fordham won,
Eon second, Gregory third. Time 1:llA.
Milc-Burlington won, Cynosurc Sec
ond, Now or Never third. Time 1:i0L.
Five-cighths Of a milc-Grcy Rock won,
Chatham second, Miss Ransom third.
Time ! .05A.
Mile and o%ne-cighth-G Dawn won.
Badge second, Nongcur third. Time
20lH.
Five-eighths of a mile -Vagabond won,
Lord Harry second, Black Lock third.
Time I .N.
T~hree-fourths of a nile Raymond won,
Puzzle second, Lemon Blossom third.
Time :lk.
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SPORTING VARIETIES.

There will he no International rifle
match this year., rs the British Rifle asso-
citation is not in n financial condition to
send IA team To this country.
Iank Adams, the finger billiardist, goes
to Paris next week. where he will play
for l3 weeks at "A salary, IL is said. of
1000 francs per week. lie will then 20
Ia England.
Mr.. v. T.. Walker. of England. once
wrll-known in connection with high class
cricket, has presented fifteen acres of
land, valued at e5,0Oo. to the S~outhgate
local board. to be laid out AS IA public rec
rcation ground.
William Jackson. alias ''ihc American
Deer" the veteran runner, once fanious
in sporting circles the world over. is still
living In England and is To take a compli-
mcntary benefit at tho Royal Albert Music
hall, London. on May IL.
John Roberts. Jr., the English billiard
champion who announced some time ago
that he was coming Ia America in May
prepared To play pool with any man for
500 a side, is not coming here after all.
as lac has sailed for the Cape of Good
Hope.
The committee having In charge the
arrangements for the proposed regatta at
Duluth, Mimi, held n meeting a few days
ago and reported satisfactory progress.
The amount already raised To dcfray TN.
necessary expenses. which are expected
TO reach $1,000. is S3,6s5, with 10 railroads
unheard from, together with the steam
boat lines running ON the lake. IL is in
tended Ia spenI $50 In cash prizes.
$1,000 for medals and badges and devote
$1,000 for the dcfraying Of the expenses oil
two Australian oarsmen. About a dozen
professional oarsnen are expected to
pn rticipatc in the regat aud there VIII
bc crews from Buffalo. Detroit, Chicago,
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
I'm the National League.

Pu,L .pELrmA. May 1.-THE loca
league club defeated Cincinnati this after-
noon by fortunate punching OF hits In the
seventh inning. Attendance AUD. Score:
Philadelphia. ....,...0 . /" o 7.
CINCINNATI ............i ! . @ q q . -
Hits, Philadelphia IL, Cincinnati 9; errors,
philadcluhia 3, Cincinnati .: batteries. ' 'krIy
Clements. luriri and hctii'in; ""i'''' W"
uuad'.
BRooKLYN, May 1.-THE Pittsburg
League club got even with the briue-
yron,us to-day and defeated them by
cleaner all around work. Fin heiding
markell the game. Attendance i'Do.
Score:
B~poklyn .,.....",-0 o
rfitshurg. ..,-..-,...O . . % u u v "
Hits. Brooklyn $, Ifttsiury .; errors. nrT,,hlln
Spwdsrs and Berger; umpire, Lynch.
New YORK, May l7.-Rusie had the
Cleveland league team at his mercy today,
striking out IL of them. Attendance
LOO. Score:
NswNork ..,....-..-e o ~
Hits, New York ~, Cleveland a. errors, ,lrNe,,
land q; batteries, ltusic and Buckley, ,'ilks aild
Ummer: mnpircs, Powers and Zicharlis.
Boston, May 17.-Up To the NTH inning
the league game was close and exciting To-
day, but after that the chicagos were out
played ut every point. Attendance 2."o'
Score:
RostOn.. '..........l ~ " ' y .
Chicago 9 q I / /
Hits. Boston "a, Chicago .: errors, Boston =
Chicago 10: batteries, GetZin and Hardin, cough
lin, Magic and kittrcdgc, umpire, Mei'cim"u'
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Auother Mine Fire,

WILREsBARRE, Pa, May I7.-An explo-
sion of firedamp occurred this evening at
the Empire colliery of the Lehigh
Valley & Wilkesbarre Coal company.
Two men, William Thomas and Robert
Crawford were killed. They were doing
some repair work and il is supposed fired
the gas. The explosion was a violent
one. IL shook the whole mine u set
fire To the timber. At a late hour tonight
men were In the mine, but after
great difficulty, were rescued uniniured.
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The Race. at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Milc and onc.six-
tccnth-Cccil B. won. Blair second, Dolli-
kcns third. Time l:53h.
Five-cighths Of "A mile Georgetown
won, Dundee second, Huinem third. Time
iWh.
Mile and onc-eighth English Lady
won, Glocknor second, tlamor third
Time | :5sH.
Mile-Silvcr King won. Julia W. second,
Buckthorn third. Time l:i6A.
Mile Mamie Fonso won, Birthday Sec
ond. McCaulcy third. Time t:i5si.
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III LEAGUE RACES.
National League.

Ia the National league contest Philadcl-
phia still retains the lead. PittsburR has
crepi from sixth la second, Brooklyn,
Cincinnati and Chicago are tied for third
place and Cleveland, Boston and New
York follow IN the order named. The
record ~:
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rour children Crem.ted.

SELMA. Ala, May F.,Crockett Tate.
negro, went to church with his wife last
night leaving four children home locked
i'm. The house burned to the ground and
all the children were cremated.
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Y. Z. KAY,
Supt' of Construction.
Notice.

BIDS will be received until May 10 for
the erection of a basement and four-story
brick building upon the lot between the
st. Nicholas and Windsor hotels. Plans
and specifications can be seen at No. NJ
Arizona street. JAMES L. HAMILTON,