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Europe Uniting to suppress the slav
Trade.


Trade.
It must always be remembered that
some of the worst evils of slavery are
connected with the domestic life of the
Turks. The matilation of children for
the purpose of supplying negro eunuchs
for the hal ems of what may be called the
upper classes throughout Turkey, Persia
and Central Asia has been again and
again condemned IN words, but is still
carried on with the tacit assent and
practical CO operation of Ottoman officials.
This monstrous inquity Is not necessary
incident of M1ssulman life. 10 India.
where Mahommedanism exists in its
strictest form, the practice is almost un-
known under English rule. fthe sutton
and his ministers really mean what they
say in the law now published, they ought
TO begin the work OF reform IN their own
households. Meanwhile fashion keeps
up the trade in this particular brapch and
offers high premium to the enormitles
of the slave-dealers. The law now pro-
mulgated by the Ptrte is mainly va:u-
able not so much because it promises any
effective action on the part of the Turks
for the suppression of the slave tr4D as
because it strengthens the hands oY the
European powers IN taking further meas
ures to put down what is now formally
declared by the sultan himself to be, root
and branch, an illegal ana immoral traf-
fic. The recommendations of the Brus-
sells conference, which has suspended its
labors during the Christmas holidays, are
; looked for with much interest. Public
opinion has rapidly advanced upon the
question of the slave trade, and even the
most reluctant of the powers can hardly
refuse to consent to an effective right of
search in the East African seas, where the
Porte has agreed in principle to the pro.
hibitlon of the traffic in '.black ivory"
1t is interesting to note that the French
are not benin hand in suggestions for
putting down the slave trade ty sea.
n. de Laveleye pointed out the other day
that France bad admitted the principle
of the right of search by the treaty with
England In November, 1881. But he
forgot, apparently, TO mention that, when
the question of carrying ost that princi-
pie arose aftw years later, N. Guizot
was afraid to press it uron the French
chambers, and induced Sir Robert Peel
and Lord Aberdeen to waive the strict
performance of the treaty obligations.
France however. like all the rest of the
world, has moved during the past fifty
years, and is bound in honor now to do
all in her power to promote the noble
movement associated with the name of
Car inal Lav,gerie.
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Administrators Notice. /.

Notice is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED has
been. by the County Court q Wasco county, Ore
gon, duly appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Martha CstlaRd, deceased. Therefore, all persons
holding claims against said estate are hereby mott
fed and requested present the same, together with
the proper vouchers therefor TO the Undersigned at
the law ofice Of Story g. Bradshaw at Dales city,
Oregon, wi. hin six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated at Dalles city, Oregon. Dec. 10. 1889.
L. P. OSTLAND,
Administrator Of said estate.
Story & Bradshaw, attorneys for said estate.
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Legal Notices.
Sale Of Unclaimed Cords On Account Of
Advances, St.rlge, E'e.


NroTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following articles described in the schedule
hereto annexed being proper'y stored Tor one y'ai
and over, and remainiug unca'In d. will be sold at
public auction t., the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the ee.h day Of April, A. D. ls99, com.
menciug at the hvur OF 10 o'clock a. M, at Mo5dJ
storaye and Forwarding Warehous. Second street,
The Dalles, Oregon.
Only 80 much OF each parcel or lot thereof will be
sold as will satisfy all charges against the same Ior
advances, storage and other ecesssry expenses:
SCHEDCLE.
Mrs. Charles Parker, ergan and stool; James
Barnes, table; Charles Klein roll bedding '. 8
Oonks set harness; Halstesd Hingsnaw, pack
axes hardware; 8. B. Hendric, concentrators; H.
Sielling, plow,; II. Kroe5be, l piow and driiI
], L. Thompson. 4 packages sawed fellows; j. III
No:in header whsel. Clarence Barnett, case mer
chandise; ]. w Johnston, case mercha ntiise; Z
Hayten bundle MANILA paper; John Lentitz, ]
butter box, N p Wheat, box me- etandise; John
Koring, pump and fixtures. , oov
Storage and Forward ing Merchant
7 cRoSsEN. Auc.iuneer. feb22-apr26
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Sealed proposals will be received uatil p. m
Saturday, March 1, 1897, by the Boarl OF Water
Commissioners Of Dales City, for the purchase oi
600 bonds of 5000 each, si0ONeO in the aggregate.
$l5, 600 payable in five years.
S2a,0rO payable in ten years.
SIS, 600 payable in fifteen yers.
slh, COO payable in twenty years.
Each bidder must STATE the lowest rate OF interest
at which the 6on,ls will be taken. at not less than
their face value and for cash in hand; interest pay
able annually. Bids should he adfiiessed to the
Sec-etary ard of Water Commissioners, The Dailes,
Oregon aud envelopes endol sei Proposal for Ater
Bonds.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. NJ L. MILAN,
Seci etary of Board of Water Commissioners, The
Dalles, Oregon. 1ahLS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT The DALLEs, OREeo,

Notice is hereby given that the following nance
settler has filed notice of his intention to make fla
proof in support of his claim, and that said proc
will be made before the register and receiver at Tx
Dalles, Oregon, on April ID, 1880, viz:
Marion e.. Adams,
DS for the hf NV or Sec % N,Rl3E
He names the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz:
Orlando Morgan, Robert Mcintosh, Seth Morgan,
W. A. Miller, all of The Daes Oregon.
F. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that by an order Of the
County Court in the State of Oregon for Wasco
County, duty made and entered on the 22d day OF
November, 1877, the undersigned was duly ap-
pointed. and is now the duly qualifel and acting
executrix OF the last will and testement of Dane
Bolton, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate hereby notified to present the
same to me, with the proper vouchers therefor at
the Office of Mays s HUNTINGTON, The Dalies, Or,
within six months from the date Of this notice.
Dated February 8, 1890.
ELIZABETH ]. BOLTON,
Executrl Of the last will and testament OF Daniel
Bolton, deceased. wklv-feblo
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Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is the
duly appointed and qualified administrator OF the
estate Of Phoebe NJ. Dunham, deceased. All rer
sons having claims against said estate are hereby
notified to.present them, with proper vouchers,
the undersigne at his office in Dalles City, Oregon
within six months from this date.
A. II. THOMPSON,
Administrator Of the Estate Of PhOde II. Dun
ham, deceased.
TIE DALLxs, OREGON Dec. 18th, 1889
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NOTICE FOR. PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or,
February 10, 1850.
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the register and recever
Of the U. s. land Office at The Dalles, Or, on April
12, 1890, viz:
james N. Johnson,
I'D. 1881, for the SEX NwH. En SML, SwL SEl<
Sec. 10, Up. eS, RlS, EWM.
: He names tie following witnesses to prove his
land, VIE:
Thomas Fargher. James lie Due, r. NJ. Thompson,
Avis Quinn, Dufur, Oregon
feb2s F. A. MCDONALD. REGISTER
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Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of
max ng an examination of all persons who may offer
Themselves candidates for teachers Of TIE schools
Of this county, the County School Superintendent
therereof will hold a public examination at The
Dalles in the County Courtroom on Wednesday
Feb. &c. 1892, Commencing at l2 O'Clock m.
Dated The Dal.es Feb. 10, 1890.
A. C. CONNELLY,
d&w County School Superintendent.
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Withdrawal from the Firm.

Notice is hereby given that Mr. Gao. II. Bennett
has withdrawn from the firm of Mcfarland French
All notes and accounts will be collected and all liza
bities will be assumed by the remaining psrtners.
Business will be continued AS usual.
SMITH FRENCH,
z. B. MCFARLAND,
E. c. PEASE.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, Or,
january -3, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the lister and receiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on March 10, 1880. Viz:
Deborah \. yrOHiaD,
Hid 791. for the W Il SW Il and Sc Y SW 4, Sec
IS, T2NR12E.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz:
j. II. Nosier, Lark Lamb, Robt. Densmore, John
Sheppard, all Of Mosier, Or.
F. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
East Fourteenth Street, New York.
100 Good Hasss Wanted.

will be in The Dalles from the 10Th to the 25th,
wh.n / will buy horses weighing from ITO pounds
either to buggy or drsy. s. TOMLI>SON,
wkly febl5 Portland Or.
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NOTICE.

Having received orders to close the Willamette
Branch Foundry at this place. any persoa pey sons
having eny claims against he sane that have con-
tracted will please present the same to me within
thirty days from date. JOHN LEWIS
The Dallss, Feb. II. 1890. d&wfehI7-mchl
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T B. CRossES.

T B. cRossES.
81. Aust;oneer,
Washington st. bet. Main aad Secoac,
The DalIes Oregoc.
Regular Auction Sales of Real Estate, household
Furniture and General Merchandise.
Wednesday and saturday. IL A. n.
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Land Notices.
NOTICE FcR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FcE PUBLICATION.
LANp OFFICE AT THK DALLxs, ORFGoN,
Jan ary 20. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before the register and receiver Of the
U. S. land office at The Ealles, Or, ON March 10,
1850, viz:
charles W. Rica, Hid 1865. for the VIZ SEA, and
NEM SEA and SEk NEL Sec. %, TIP. S, R. IL E.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon cult, alton Of said
land, viz:
E Farris, The nalles, Or; s. G. B!ackerby, j..
/. West, Luccrn B. Kelly. Wapinitia, Or.
feb1 F. A. McDUNALD, Register.
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Dalles City Water Bonds,

SsOfagt
r CRoSsEN. Auc.iuneer feb22apr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

makes it condition Sal,a:or must be ridden by
Murphy Tho DIVERS will not consent 10 their horse
a yard further than mile and eighth. but aye Wiling
- match him at that distance for any amount UP 10
10000, t. enter him In sweepstakes at S.oOoo
j. II. bradford aid YESTERDAY that "a herc wa,
prospect Of con Promise the club had about concuuu
TO let the matter drop.
McLaugh In role Kingston few DAYS ago aud aitr tno
asked what H. thought would he the result OF
match and Sayator. "KnG-tons g"od
horse" lie rplicd but think salvador would b"at hhi
Mike Dwycr has had many hearty laugh oN'r INC
ahsid stories published about his pnnging operations IL
he bets - 0C0 iHin'diat IS In sort "
SPONTANEOUS way $4,000. 1t Is easy 10
add extra cipher, Cont You know. Ih' iatcs'
story Is that n bet $40. 900 Ear'lahd 10
heat Tristan It 7hnr>dav. What Nonsense. NOW
he in l.,d tho writer could ranc ia"
exact amount OF Mr.. Dryers investment that OCCASION
pGhlic would d. a-toashd I" Know how mu'h IL
ha- been W1Cn,frd hy h"II-aF aud runor. IL i VII"
confidence TIA, tn" considerably
less than $1,000.
IIough Bros have lccn OF rcd $50 900 for burlington
when his racing day. ar" over.
1t has leaked that three days before III" N'aIh'
ton powerful racing stable In the East ol'r u
Morris $4,000 cash for L!simony. Tn" pubic
never will know how good Ii>irony was MI. MOTIF"
regarded him Judge Morow's superior by good many
pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
pr,crCTL RED UEy ~ CONVENTION.

The annual conv' milton u tn" I mica 'i"'t ., ~"
IT., ,,. H.. Gun ~ Tia" NrV.Ioik M'hn"r'h" h'''
,,dr tuorliug Charles i. Ter, Of P"llid il'' '"''
,o melting to order. Al"ut 10 G'1"tdt'' ~" '''
q, ,ir,.o ,inrnnaL. ,>'and. lh.la i'lpia fit'"''E
u.i,,,,., Washington. and othcr cites W"f' P'N"'
.,, ,,,ort Of the grand officer, VA "ii I" wv F'" "
o,rit,c. and approve d. This rI"rt showed '''' III
,,dr wo, In d prof. Ior, hnaHriil c"na't Oh an" "
,,, $40 roo hal spent hy 1t last yea ID si" III
o,d di,a,od mcmbcrs and In assisting the mccoy "''"
Of m"rl"rs .,,, ,u.-uuou
Ia. orlr. r, will BE- elected Ia, Forenoon !" AFTERNOON
,,ur "a, dc,oud business and II tim" PI""'> MI
>,ursl II VII b. taken to lLhi"rlrI h-"' y
Over 200 member, and their wives au'nh'd t' Di'' a
r,, Lcld last night. Tol>ts Wrr" rrNiond"u W W WI"
,, t:,o..uau Anton Keller. '''orR bangrr a. |''"'
ro.nu Christian Sauttcr william Spcit ana ''u,'A'
r,duann AinonS oth'rs prf>'ht were Mr. ana Nl''
,vu,,,r, Hros.uaA Of HioGhyn Mr.. and Mrs d. "'"'
~ A. and Mrs Conrad Wr>inann. Mrs. a. hrH'i'
,,, Ccore Uangcr, Mrs. 4. Zimncrmahn MI an" '''
n y Ei,cnnlann. Mr. and Mrs. John Horn 'f al"
a., ono Kunzc Mrs. W. Sprcht, Mrs Gustav i'u"'""'
" c.,.,. Mr. and Mrs Henry Vrun, Mr.. ana MIS-
,.r, and Mr. and Mrs. John Russ. Of ii"b"S"h MI
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UOvORS FOR THE RETr RNING NIRkSXEN.

Tin, ,t.r a. the North Lloyd IN lloh"H'n was
rrd,d WITH l,uplr yesterday uIIuln4. tn" STAN"
r,lI, cam. IA, t, u. The rinG, and M ni-'rs Il tn
Central Sc.u., I'm Cvs had gathered " w'it"n' apah
or. S,,rg ana bis ,icoriou. rrn who r'tun'd from
AN, laden with honors The caltlih ana ms company
,. in ru uniform, and their breasts Inc III Hn''
,h ,,y had wan al the shooting tournament In Berlin
Inc r,.r,nu travellers entered Carriages wbhh AWAIT"
them at tl. pier and with thrii comraI't were driven
.h, the street. " Iiohoh'n They "rr" r"c'''n WIKI
h,,f, a. every tiin. Try wrr" t'N'h rom 'o"" "
v,.hu,,o, Park this city, where tlc 'r"Inah a'c"t'
A., ,.v hodlug their annual festival tAptiin Ahbufp
anal a., ,ou,ny VIII b. tn guest, Of honor ut washington
Park ,od,y T vctorr, Of the Americans VIII DC ee'
latd IN an app"prat. manner The officers o' t' u''
Will Also attend tho festival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
CANES IN OTTER CITIES.

Cincinnati Sep, g--hc Cincinnati, and Clevolands haA
arranged 10 p,v to-day. but IL required fourteen
imning, decide tn" hr>t and IL was then 900 aa'N "
brcn the Second sone hitting gave the victory &c
tho visitors. Cincnnas tried new short stop nainS
CIinym.an snd he did ln- work. The score:
. G;cysl,a: n. 1855 =
Rasch,-C.yeland Is Cin'innau H. Er LETS; -CsTe
land . ',1cinat =. r.tcl'cr'-Mul'a'' ana "FA'A
Chicago. sept o-ThA Chra2, National League team
had an easy victory over rttsLure to-day. The score
r -; :,s,. y. L'..~5 5 o . 2 3 u
r., n' sa. r'.;sas and Bay r%re
McQunir.
rn,.Du-s sept o-Ih~ lr;;'burs PAYERS tam ac''n
DO. a,od ,~ c.yrl,ud~ ~ superior batting Til" scoo
r,:': s,j d. Id 9 Q Q . q:
. y"In and Mcl, r%ssS.1
+. rsu-on and iiol"Et ,, 10,
,.u. AIDED hv crr,r. o' Da.,inorN. Tie s'or"
E.l:9go5. .......-.S 8 Q | : 90
mol E'r"l .ouis1~ j. rtcrr--',rUa" ard lh''. TN
.,,.,,. sept. o-Thr Star, lost to-day gan" in TIE
l,,. mnu.. through ta.ey's wtfS- and McoueFyS nun
., an .a,y thrown ball The score:
sy yras,,: ..,....... ID 8 9 8 9 -
nn.,,>yrag . Coul:a, I'D + ro rfIF' fhet.
ro,hc.,er. Sept o-yonns Miller pitched wonderful
t. tr dorchester today. and the Browns could do nothing
~!tli hr. IT, core:
= :, I I.: :.:.,-,..........SS 8 O.
s. I@i; .r no:h'F ana an II a Ju PRIV,
.,w.IIa,"n sept. o-Xo, r'orc than goo persons saw
the game which WAS without !atures Inc
I ksMDx:a ..........:5 J ! 9 9 "a
n,.ch Lebanon ewr.y.n ; E,'ors7L", n anon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Another spcndidy contested gam" was p'a7ed AZ tne
Polo Grounds ys.r.ay between Ia" Sr"York and Boston
League tarns. Tho Ncw.Eorkcrs won through superior
batting but only att the hard It kind OF 2ht ann WIN
nothing to spare Blundcr- few, but riant paws
wer, numerous. The result MAS uncertain thTo"s'o"'
Ncw.York getting the winning run In the ninth inning
Clarke took Denny's pac. at third. AMI the change
probably won the game tho home team for CiarKr
hit In the Gna inning brought In the winning run N"s"
again pItcLtd surrrbly Brdlc made wonderful running
catch In ths sixth inning and was applauded Tor seF'r
minutes The fielding work Of Glssscock. Bassets Lowe
AMI Whistler could been improved upon horhuhs
was fined s25 for di-puting Umpire Lynchs decis"n
No runs were SCORED until the third Inning "h"n inc
NEWCOMERS got one Aftrr Rusle had been put o"s
Tiernan hit safely 10 loft n'd for two bases r scou
on buckley. hit 10 centre field. The Boston men ted the
scor In the NTH inning. Iiariie led on Win MI a"o
Smith WAS sent 10 hrst called tails. Lowe was also
sent to first on called balls With two OUT tucker n''
slow aroundrr toward hrst which TOOK lucky o"uh"
and Hardir scored.
III. score rmaincd q tie up 10 the ninth innihg "hsn
the Local team scored the winning run. Bass"tt leu Oh
with hit to centre h.: and Hornung sacrificed MIN W
second Clarke safely past second osse anu oos'c''
scored. The score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Th.r, wa, !iv.ly runaway IN Central PARK N'~tf daN
A., .tu.r1 ia III. cUiir.' u which u" OCCUPANTS 81 q
rf.ir VIZ t,n.I i:un ~ a'i ta!y h'rt lhN injured
"a Voc John tv~c" 80. 30 at onc-hunir' d'and
,,..,.,h.. ana Clntlr. Mr.- q. SO l@i TIHith.a>c.
Tlv -. thrown Of ia" 'lrsiL2" IN the West Drive
H. a., ,,f ,uGr h.>t ,o:Ir" had his Ia" Seriously cut
..i rtt ..G AMI Mc',r' .i-slnh nipnhd 'iA''"'"
Z ,r,. l., and had other hg broken ia tw" Ini''>
l,. ,,n w.rn taken 90 Rop-. lit lp-hto The horses
c ,,gt At Onr.huldr dan -'rOnd.st ind West DIVE
~ M ,unt.d Policeman N. Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
rrrrRAys TO VISIT BATTLEFiELDS.

Tie llars for tho pilgrimage of thc 'oUr'n' y.
.,, u.gu.,t y O. \ y. Y, the old 500 N'w.i ORR
v,l,,,,,r vcr. completed last nigh, ~ SPECIAL meet
n, q, the a,,oc.aion at III" armory. Ia west t"'"t'
l\,l,.,t The itinerary and othc, arrangements h"" d,
- ,il committee were approved an" tn veterans VIII
leave Nrw.York september 20 anu VIII w ho''
v. The chief objective point IL lr'acrckSpuTs ""cf'
,.,, IN lo,cuh A. Mor,ci. formerly colonel OF Tn
,.r,. +. Il, H., d dirat'd but the rout" ar" Icld
ili,,:h I,,hn.oni warr"nt"wn. 1rr1y Crlp'p"r. Ne"
NOR, News and ncghborng batti"lds Tn" total noccs
,rv c,rn,rs Of the trip win b" but 40 apiece" anu 81
ready more than forty members oil 'h' 'N'o'' NOV
.cuincI their intention OF joining the party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TIE RECORDS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATED


The indictments found last February against Ernest
yan zaudt the former cashier Of the L"nox iiiii baN
WEIR. dismissed yesterday by Judge Fitzgerald on tne
motion OF Assistant District Attorney Davis. INC
Icnox Hill Bank va, closed OIL January oo' Aeo.
having been for % short time under the c"''fo'
80, u pol, lanes A. simmons and their associates.
Poll wa; convicted last May OF grand larceny In mis-
nppr,prlating tho bonds Of the Lcnox NilI bahK.
Mr.. Van zandt was Of the witnesses against re.
One OF the charges against Van zandt was that OF
pcrIurv in swearing To the truth OF the annual staoe
mon Of the bank submitted In January, IN VINO" ZIG
bouds which Icl was aftcrward convicted OF sEaln8
" os, nciud,t in the assets Of the bank Inc socono
ndicjnen against Van zandt wa: ior So9 " the
f.mox iiill bank three cheNS aggregating $lSUU' u.s.
ccrtided on January so wien they weS ve'; ,s ds
J,nuary 90 Mr. Davis In RECOMMENDING Mc us
nssa OF the indictments said that hc lao no e'lden0
sufficient to warrant cOnNruoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
RACING; IN ENGLAND.

London, Sept. 9.--Thc for the Great Yorkshire
Handicap Plate Of 900 soyclrigns for three year
olds and upward mile. six iuroneS and ~ y''"N'
was run at the DoncaStcr september meeting To-Day
and was won by John rhailtons fourycar old h'y
hlly Silver spur. Lord La~cc!c'S thrcry"ar ola p'
colt Curfcw second. and Sir VI. LochhaitS ''cc'
year-od bay lilly Hnovata third.
Tho race for the Champagne stakes Of 80 sovcrccns.
200 added, for two year old. five furonc> and ..
wards, was Won hv Iiarnn R0thSchiid'S hay MY
Iall,e Saonc j. II. Iouldsworth'S bay colt IrVi''o
was second and Namar Bass bay colt by Guoplh OUT
OF Patchwork. third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
TARRASCH TEE VICTOR At CHESS.
WINNING THE FIRST PRIZE AT THE MANcHES
TER TOURNAMENT BLACKDURNE SECOND
AND MACKESzIE AND BIRD THIRD.

Manchester. sept. OAfter last nights play Tarras'h
takes nrst prize with q total Of twelve games won.
seven drawn and lost Blackbnrne's score Is
eleven won. two drawn. five lost. Mackenze's score
is ten won four drawn. five lost. Birds score IS
nine won SIX drawn and fonr lost while Gunsbcr2 and
Mason have total Of nine games won, five drawn
and five lost each. Dackbnrnc takes second prize.
Mackenzie and BIRD share the third and fourth prizes
and Gunsbcrg and Mason share the fifth and sixth
DR.. Tarrasch Is medical man. his home bcn; In
Nuremberg. bavaria. lie won the first prize in tho
International Masters Tournament In Brcslau last
In Germany. one Of his finest traps Is known as tho
2nkcroi trap. which he laid against that famous cx-
pert In Frankfort. when he scored in twelve moves.
year. and is considered Of the finest living players
Singularly enough. lie tried the trick on GunsbcR
in this tournament, and the Hungarian likewise was
c;lght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
THREE LIMITED TRAINS.

Tho New York Central has. in addition to rs resnee
cypress trains. three magniccntly equipped limited
rain, 10 the West every day In the year. Is follows:
" 20 a. M, "Chicago Limited" reaching Chicago
10 10 next morning; 10 90 a. M. southwestern
iimited reaching Cincinnati so a m. and 81 Louis
10 D. NJ. next day-nO extra fare on this train
4 so D. m North Shore Limited reaching Detroit
q rs a. M, Chicago 4 80 p. M. next day. .tu Now
York central trains leave Grand CAatrA station.
Tourtbsyc. and Forty second ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10
OPENING 0p TIE HAzIyG SEASON.

Lansing Mich. sept. o spcciaD'- Hrs' c"so "
hazing at the Agricultural College ior long u''e
oc.m,rcd on SATURDAY night. Ten sophomores took
,r.shman named E. A. Austin from his bed ana
dragged him through the river. Austin was severeiS
injured The faculty, at . meeting today; promptly
sms pcndcd six students for one year, ana iour oIoos
vera reprimended.