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, 1890-04-05
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

TlANSrED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.
Marry Beaneners, Messrs. Jaccard freres
Hester Mote, Samuel Phrazor, Ana E.
Thomas, Fl. Vidondez.
UNPAID.
Edward BroundStead, Ann Eliza Cyrus,
Mrs. Simon F., Est. Petronella; Mrs.
Henriks, Emilia Jonas, Hester Mote,
Caroline Mullett, Maget. Simmons, Wally
Smith.
Christiansted's Post Office, st. Croix 3lst
March 1890.
PETER LEMMING.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FRED
ERlKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
Miss Mary A. Bernard, Jarvis Rhoebuck,
Felix Thornhill, James Williams.
UNPAID.
Margaret Chewiet, Mary Emanuel (2),
Louisa Edwards, Amily Jonas, Elenor
Thomas.
Frederlksted's Post Office, 31st March
1890.
L. RICHTER.
, 1890-04-05
CH~RISTIANSTED.

April 3-Per schr Vigilant from st.
Thomas-Laurencine Zimmerman & child,
P. G. Fangel Esqr, Miss q. NJ. Grove,
8 8 children, Howard Lamb, Julia A.
Williams, Isabella Ritter, Mr.. Wilson,
Miss E. Gomez, Mrs. Van Epps & child,
Lesmare Hall, William Bull, Miss Florence
Lloyd, Captain G. Folmer, Paddy Patrick
& child, Ellie BARLEY child & nurse,
Rosemindre de Chabert, Renardos Henriks,
Alder Henriks, Mary Hoheb.
April 4-Per schr. Vigilamt for st.
Thomas-Mr. E. Meyer, Hans Madsen.
FREDERIKsTED.
April Per schr. Atlantic from ST.
Thomas-Miss Mabel Huyghue & servant,
Misses Anna & Dorothea Arctander, Mrs.
NJ. u. Osorio, sister Mrs. d. B. Delvalle
& 2 children, Miss Meyers, Cand. pharm.
S. W. Stephens, Wife & 2 children. MIR. A.
J.. Kuntz, T. James, Flora Hatchett,
Francis James, E. Stevens, Angelina
T9dman,
, 1890-04-05

The British sloop "Northern Light"
Captain Cranston, which left here on Sun.
day bound to st. Eustatins, returned here
this morning in tow, dismasted, having
encountered heavy weather yesterday after.
noon when off the East of Tortola.-Ligkt-
hoWym,s Mail Notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
THE BALTIMORE BELT LINE.

Baltimore sept : (speciaD-The contractors VINO
orc 10 construct the Bct Line Railroad, includhg
tunncl under tbs city tc connect the baltimore anu
ohio, Philadelphia and Ncw-iOrk division WIN i's
mnin line and also to connect the Maryland Nentr''
and the Western Mary land with the Baltimore anu
ohio. say they will begin work In about ten days a"
that the line will be completed In eighteen bohtlS
The specifications for the building Of the inc cal por
, double track road. In all right VI way 10 W l"
ourcd thir,y.nvo feet will be allowed for the roao
,, c.cmcr rail, are TO be used. and In all bridge
.trction The plans and specifications OF inc l'"
,i,nor. and ONO for similar work will be adopted Inc
length Of tho will De little over seven miles, III"
,hc co.t 4, estimated al sGOOO 1000 In the construo
,ion Of the line arrangements to be made tor thoo
stations one u central station 10 be on Or near ha'
timor, = . one at North.avc. and OaK,t ana oho az
a pont between Charlc>>i. and 81 fanl-~. 49,
The stockho!dcis Of the baltimore ana ONO VIII
meet t,,nnrrow to approve and ratfy the ac''o" Va
the pre-, idcni and drc'Or, in the Belt Line ma
th, l.,... Of The Akron and Chicago Junction Rain
iu I'M, Ialinrrc and ohio ana chicago Kahroa' w, III
u,ny and the Endorsement Of the 1rSi roHgies ""'
Of the .A.ron ana Chicago b! the i'athi"rc a''u "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
SPECULATION AS TO THE RESULT OF THE SALE
nECREED BY TTIE COURT.

baltimore. sept (SpcclaD.-Now that tho courts
have decrccd the sale OF the Chesapeake ana oho
Canal there Is considerable speculation III ra'i'odu
circles regarding the scheme Of the new Wash'hs"i
and Cumberland Railroad Company to construct iiho
along the canal bed and thus establish compeu''e
route to the baltimore and ohio from the coal ee
Western Maryland and West Virginia. Tile Washing
TON and Cumberland Railroad Company mas Dech
authorized by tie Legislature to buy the cahal Dei'
II Is available for nothing else but Railroad atohs"
the politicians who control Maryland afiarS regret !"
part with 50 important and profitable portion OF t'c
Democratic ma, hinc The baltimore ana ONO Ioh''
pany will receive par and interest for Its 'hcs"Pcaao
and ohio Canal preferred bonds Tho acotS VI w.
canal will he paid. The bOndhodefS OK 1914 get -
nor cent of the face value OF their bonds ana the Satc
OF Maryland an annuity of $4,000. this on tie SUPPOSE
tion that the parties In interest receive the sumo
amount I'm settlement as agreed upon bctWef i
the State and the Washington and CnmDeriamu m.,
road. The liamcrc ana ONO . n" the bmiidinv
Of Il competing road. but all II ctii ASK - pa ,s.a
interest for the Chesapeake anu OIno oo'u' va 49,
held by the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
THE GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

,v.u..,.r y j. s"r; 9Th, entries FOR the .~rcs
u IN, Snu, Jcrs " Jockey Club here Monday ~
follow,
r.r., rar.-On" mile. Duk" ~ York loj King iia,em
n; Teddy Venture i0,. sam Morse 10. Crank 40.
Folsom 40 Regina I02. Pan Mall ITO. O>sa no. Marie
Inr,ll lo1 Guard no.
sr,na rarc-Si> fuilongs FoNhl no Kitty Van Io7.
Owen ,,o,d,n 10. panklr no. Lady Pusi,cr lO7.
Uatt,r,.v no Jugsrr 10. io>a Pearl TO-. TO-.
,,,,dnrr 10 CambyS's 10. LahcNl'w 40.
Third rar,.-l. ms y; SLING. Julia Miller 107, GIN.
,o,,ou Ii4 Lar hnont 10. raihian H. Cri,piu ia
sam d. 49, Oflrr' IL. Kin: ldrr 10. G,rndar 100.
T. c,.u. no. Souvenir To-. Toulon ITO, l.i,,lci,iow IL
IA Panama 40. Woodburn liz.
Fourth ra"rSiN furlongs. Sophi>t 100. Marsh H.dou
,oS Mtr Christ, iC3 billy Bolon TOO Tom Kcarns 100
Uar,r Iirht, 100. Frank Wh"r'r 100. Englrwoh lo3.
TAB, ,hano,a I0j. Brown Charlie H. Arizona H. ostf
lc, DN, J.. iC0 kim Arthur leo. ,,rs." loo, ,arcia
1906 wsahckon colt H. Henry Hardy III, Mcodralua
100 Saaa ST. Ar lO3.
Fifth Five fnrlongs. pinc,t' niiy 10 Ilibrrns
r,ldnc ,s. Mary wa,hin.ton Iij. cad i,5 I.ciat My
49, lnv'ihp gliding lls. Laura s. 10, Ml,aeorda tlI
IFS Castania rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
.,tr. ,Npu\lI VALLEY REoR"ANl/AiP'H.

-
r,1,l,lrhu, sept. The following "t> p"o'heo
.-, ,c,y: -Thr p,an for III" r''riahiLl'oh vi ''
,.o,rdu.h Valley Railroad. wins h has b""h III "'c
,, - receiver for ilnr' than i've years mas AZ i''
,,,,. l., ,,r.,rlu.c The rad i I" be 'oh Nv '"'c
i,,. ~. 90 -..p'c''lcr -. ~! ne f'hi'''' W
,,, un,t.t.. .ni General m"T:,t" b''ih"!'''> IL" :.
.,,.d u,a,r Inut. Irr."ra!i '""rG" ' WON ann
,,.t. y ,i,rI =. a cnuin.iti"" 10 hny the property
TN, rcnrr,ihra'l"n plan ,rn'"Tp'ai"' tne 'ss"' Vi
IN C,r, o,si -. fiy pr cent i''r'.'e' o'7'
:, 400 600 IT preferred stock and S-''"o"Oo u ~
,, ,,ck The preferred and common 'tocA a'c '" "
,-,, ,-r.i tn IT,. Nutiok and western ""'''""" ~
,. trr,,l "A -. r.r:tin .uarint""' Inc "''"''' Va
,r..,,, -h.-aiul,l,i VALLEY fri mortgage pr 'c"'
,,l. vill ,,rra pa AMI ill interest III NJ" ho''
, i,.... =, ito r,;, of II $50 \ bonn Inc "o'"c''
, -, -lci,r.l,lt Valley general m"r+i.r '"""' pa,
49, ...u,u, Of 49,; ~ .ooo bond ani receive F'''"'
- >,rf.k and Western preferred stock. Inc nc"
hand. Ar. ,o h c1iG,nt'1 bv "a" Norfolk ana "e''.'n
,.ud Of The sIo,sooop authorized. s''1-"'"'"
r,, ~. t,,,.d 4, nav up O." present hist m0rt"s"
,, ., ,-d,.O will l. usrd III paying OF tf'e''''
.,.a,,,.. ,n.f"r,.t u.':ai"n" !"r '"''> o' N"'s"
allan for ,.oih.,. iruiius aid Improvements "'.
,,.,, n,d tlr. r.iaiin!u: .-.ta'ooo "'i w sP''''
. .r,..,. -, t.,,r.ir, In Na.'ni"l. ~ - az" :" w.
" .,r,,,,,, g., a road iIr,W ROM k"Sh' ~ ,''
t,. ,i,,, v.il urdpuLtrhlr =" tIi"nEh IL d" 'iF''
t..,, ; , he committee IA h"'" ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
DIR. MGLYyv OV CLEniYNEN ~ Politics.

Dr.. Edward ;i"ilynn resumed IL sunday evening
lecture, last night in the large hail al Cooper nion t.
the members of the Anti Poverty -"I"i> and thu,
Iar.c section 0f hi, followers IN II. ~"ph"H', parish
who >till cling t. their ">O-.arti Ar'pn.' jane
Rcdpatll presided aud when Dr. MH'lyhn logan T."
,p.ak he r-cc.vH1 the u-al warm gr,ct.u: Hi
ubIcet wa, The Clergy and Corrupt Pl.tr..' In
the course Of lis address be- pill warm tiihntr T.
the memory II Dr.. Edward Nal M. w'">c - ,tori,ry
seat I'm font 81 III" platform w. drar'd In lila H.
.Tncic /, now rnd"rtaknS." il "tid. "A haven, n;
by clergymcn to pnrf, p,.ic~ III TINS ct. am
here not crt!clsr that movement, bn' rathr to
appiud IT, tApplai."j II clergy men do not come
down from their H. ~ NC clouds and tale
interest In common, suffer NJ him III T., t' k.'
ofhcllo their OccupatiUn'> gone. tAriliIi.c How
il il Won never bear clergy man >hfln" IT, his
millionaire ro!cIrga'ipn 'Nu' aatp yun r!cr men
Why a clergyman " o would ii iint ""pid forth ith
c druouIccd 81. in-aIc. The irl."ii Gr ID nj"
c0rrupt Is bccai>c clergy mon. u, rule. are dumb
dur, v no do not know how 10 bark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
r,,r r>vnl., KiNH'\ FRIDGE p"NEp.

,,,,.,,.ii, .',.. y y. ~pf. 1-ki"7n' Hr'''" wiz
,,, l.. 4 T. ~: II tie pat. "" -'r"''''" - VIZ
in, g.. r.tf, ~. hctlj t;i'!r wlL'h !" D'hs "' y"
49,, ,,,i .... If 80, I.". an1 i u BE- T'ffc" WV"
,..,.r -,d ~ Ere oi.' al lat IliM N"""A
,i,u, Which -ra'i, a." s'rr' Of hi"'n' 'f''". =
~ -. ,,., ,. lon. ari l. $40 feet a'''" thc """'''
:. Ga, limit for -rgl' track. a. Il '"N' "' s-''''
,, ,,,-,s,- of twenty towers. rtth III ie'' Nv -
, =, ,h. .nu ard -: van ms w!dth AZ TIC o"''"''
,| t,..i t..u. 1868 f"'t ~ - = feet NJ INC DIV
,,. ,v.r. ~. hn -; iron columns III '''''i '
, and connected hy internal "T'"k" '''
,... ,,,u, AID /, the Highest BRUCE !" '>o'''
,or,... ,,l with one exception. Ia wv """ '"'
,,,.,,, a.. 5,;er.i t. hold a wrrt ot 100 '""'.
49,, . .. ,,,al 80 : load ri :i.O'I pounds per M ,h
w., =, ,,... lli- Nir,u't 'AIiItN u hhU'. W Wv. ~.
Nv, \,I ,i.r t.rir AID Western khil''""' "''
=, ,.,,, acid, ui i,ii!i":l county u 'i'' '"'i NV"
- ~, ",rN IL wa> hr'un MAY =. l'H-.:s" -, W., ,'
y. ~ ,.u.i 20 49, H. tlh: ioir III h,h,. W" .',
,m'i va. art cuut' rlplatd IL was i"l'' va.
', g., ,'r vn,,d ru-t -.'"n NOR IMAM ne Nt"'" ',
~ " ,nr =, ,iut i ,uilt with heavier ha't,a' ~
y" nrrd HAT II viii r".t NOR" tla'' I" man Nv. Nv
~, ,r me viidrrt l"r years ma i""h one ~ ~,
u'"' ,i,.., of the world and Ia, been VI 'itt u'u
i', f., r,,n, eminent cntlhr'i' ana ri'i an 'Gn
Nn, ,.d n;n.r countries. and II j. PronIhN Wy
~ '' rJ 80 IN tie world which mas jiNl ANON, paw"
,r ,,.,lf III th" am"ni'' 90 e. NJ" y" "'' ~ "
,1,lrnt f., TIE road hll"'I"S IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

49, ,.i,,.', r,w,lll,.n pol nn> Of M"h' "a drd
:. ,,ny AZ Flint, la l-1G II" ~ 'rl"Ht ~ ii''>i
dem, Grant a, District. Att"ny "i ' "' 80 MA th'
.ryIr m, and ,x"cuinn oi John D. Lee" ia" h"t"i l'T'd
in the Mountain Mrs 'ow Na-'' 90" ID I7S- Il" w. =
member Of tn" Mrh"Iu Legislature anu Wa 'h'7'I'
s,,t.r ~ t,. lou.r Ia.r dIi"ir''d bv Iir-i-
dent Arthur n, Chief Ju,tlrr OF Arizona which "!r" H.
resigned IN 1850. lad pr,rut 81 A'l|oEi and Mic 81.
gan IN May sltiolai conventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
OH IG Ar J.
TX Supervisor, PETER Pc TT.

r>.,up,r,:.,. Peter it.ht Gicl al Ia, home" III
II,tiu-h en- SATURDAY uiElt ah'i l"it Hh"~>. lie
v.. f,r;, o., yea war old. For mar veg h" Va
prominent IN Political ararN l!c VA II &C. 4" ~
u,,,c IN ;a.hu>iI fr c.cv"n year. ana i"r 'r't Il
,,. ,n,u i'm the Board uf >irrtl.r' lor 'No ga o..
ia taft lc l..carlc .lcr II the i;n.id. ant aim :
Cha, ,Nic, until HI death. IL" VS. i"I'' I'll cci an
,,ciot In. tirc ~ The trnr 81 -">''"n- II" hhNcr
wife five >uI, ana e." d.iti T.. !" ilir:al VIII
Il, u,rc t,,no:Iw al the thn''h 81 tie IiVy tr~|.
l'ailush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
MONTHLY GAMES or THE p>srIMr cLrn.

MONTHLY GAMES or THE pASrIME CLUB.
The Pastime Athletic Club held nonthly Cares Tor
members yesterday at III" club eronnd~ Si>ty.sey-nth
and East River III" q oinds ciOadd. The FOL.
loving are the names Of tn winners Putting tho twelve.
pound shot, H. FiLborg IL & ct -. inches L. Mccarthy
sr"hu. ID f"t III inches. l10-,aid FINAL heat Won
by j. kis'hnrr In mint. l. s,rold'. with T. BoiiGe
s:""nd. Tw"milr walk ~ Il. NcInrG'. Il minqLcs
III seconds; w. y. bur. ki.a DIT nj H. ftrbuR Won
the broad jump With y" st T.. ID" sam second II Rect.
Tho 10 hurdle race 10y - 7. Mug mt IN 80 See.
onds. Tn" milr.and.quar"r b, II. Kelly In
mnutcs rs seconds I. Hughes was ~ oid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
YWIUYIyG RlrES ~ THE EAST RIVER.

\ well contested sci Of swimming contests took
place ~ Fin, iiii't AID the Fast River Yesterday
:.f,rin"on. In the 80 yard race acrn>, the river.
wiih i heavy tide r;nnlGr:. T. Carey won the iir't
cli Nv TO minutes and 81 seconds Charles llOifnn
Won lhr srtJ,mi. and In the final heat carey came
III first. Holman s"cund, AMI Leo Pirnrd thipi.
(nrcy'S time IN III" final was ! minutes ii seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
THE BRIDGE HANDICAP.
These are hr weights for the Bridsr Handicap fof
th,p,., car.ulds IL miles. to b. Tuc-dly:
ROY WITNESS FAST HALF MILE.

SAID 10 HAVE. PACED THE DISTANCE IN :o1tA
Chicago sept. "A dispatch 10 :" The lt6cr-ocean'
from independence. Iowa, SAYS: Roy Wilhc> paced
half mile over Wan>'s track today. In the fa.c of
heavy wind, in the unprecedented time OF Ol -.
This the fastest half mile ever Wicd or paced by
ANY horse. VI. E. Mclcnry. Roy's handler. wants 10
inu,h HIM against any PAGER: .don> or Hal Pointer
urrf,r,.l for $1,000 side. the take place On
th, Independence track during the October meeting,
ls..f IhI,.t lk,af, III i've.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
pPONTyEyT ARRIVALS At THE VfyT gIS

BREVOORT-Iord Bray. Sir Reginald Barnrwcll and
The Hon. \. Vcrnry-Cavc. Of England. HHUNsWICK-
VI. r. ingalls,. ot C!Ir.nnati CLARENDON-Th" M,rqui
de- Pima del RIO o. Havana. FIFTH AYESCE-Assi,tan
pO,tnai-r General J. - Cark-0n. William J. Florrnc,
and A. NJ. Palmer. NEW.YOKk-General q. r. Ueaurc
gard, Of Nsw.orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
\ MORTGAGE FOR 80 100000 FILED.

seattle. ". H.. SPIT a mortgage on ~" lines
~ fine ,,r,i :,urthc,i ami -. Paul. Minneapolis am
Naul,ni,. iruiuMv- was nir,l III TIE County .N""'
c,,. her. ,,,i"i,.iv. Tn" mortgage l. Mace " '"o
,r,ir,l Trust Company und"i date :" J"N l. i"c
,,nnuit Of the ni".t:a;c i f'o.h''!p' lhr p'p -
49,. L,,r - 4 rd T., lr for a." Ia inc cAt"h>l"h ~
H.. r.ai oi:hcin from A-.rna"ihc "a lux, 'o"A'
IA. - ,cf,l,u 1: l., aid. viii '"st .-1,Vr'''"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
r., vrvIvF TIE SWITCHING ASSOCIATION.

Ch;caco sept TN. Railway SWITCHING H>s'
i.,n which was di> OWED account OF the SWITCH
,,c,.. str,kc viii b, r"or:,"iz"d ~ Monday. Inc
r.u-,, Il, IN, old y, stem resulted ia the same vcNat"">
DELAYS, Train often b'ine obliged - walt h'f ho'
rt,,u the n,. ahead hi completed IT. WORN '>"'
., Is we're ~. railroad tonpini'> Dis SAT- ned Dh' Nv,
,,,,Li,r. L.ui.., Ar,,. i,t crest in'"nvrchfc ~
,,.ct.d ti,,, ,,ariy all the Old employees VIII De
nm, iuL "a, w,r, and II l. not cApc' '"d t!iai any
iInnc II, nr cn...,si ~ N: hll,h ash SlI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
A. S. BRIGHT. Solicitor.
1856 and 1877 broadway.
l.l ~ 1901

owner for fear thar nc might expert drink. II 10
really amusing 10 hear the public talk OF sclhshness
when after receiving direct and honest information
from hcaiuuarte about a horse. they VIII push the
owner out of his pl.re at the bookmakers stand IN
Orde- 10 be- ahead him In the betting IN one "
this way by man who had been just told by ING
that Tcnny cord win. While | Wi, IN tie crows
around tho boOkmahcr this ran mp. dcilDerately
pushed mo aside, and put 200 or Tcnny before !
could catch the layer, eye. Their" were AT ieass
twenty other stands 10 which be cond have gone,
but as a matter OF course lie preferred T. balk the
man who had put money In his pocket. Miiiona!rcs
and others can AFFORD their horses on bcn"nccne
prnc Die, and call themselves sport>men. ! an NOT
snort ,man but a SPECTATOR aud would sooner Get
10 10 than = To l about ms horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
,,, ,~,rprrpi:Nr ORDER DF Conductors

>,, i,,,,i C,uu.. ~rpt. at u meeting al III"
,,..u.,v, ,uinnti~.. Of tn" Ind p"ndcnt 'idrr ot
,..t,,v touilc,ui- held n l~ CIV To day, the res
c,,,ton Of rr'-id'nl Calvin = Whcat"p was "''''u
-, / ID Sash. 81 Il. Adams, w., was cle'i'Ti b' HI
49,, ,.,.,u,y w. W Partrr conductor on tn: New
I', and Sew Haven, Wa rlr lh II we" P''Nl"'H'
.',,,tuittrc OF i've LpUuinic 10 prepare ann
- me- a rr,illar setting forth tn principles ana aihS
az order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
,.S.,v. Comfort and speed.

These great requisites are fully met o" the ROYAL Iue
Line operated between Ncw'Yorx Phadepha baltimore
I'D washington by thu Je.e Central no, uno ,a
sa kcsyy st rock ballast ana he Coaen r''Gi
AZ Wstibued hated by steam and nghNd % fhtech
m Station foot Of yIbcfy'se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
rIIE WORLDS MOST PERFECT TRAIN.

The rcni,, lvnna Limited, by It's uncxrcllcd equip
,nrn;, it, luNurion, comfort II, speed aud the over
towering AT aningc, pO~scsscd by the Pennsylvania
,uc l,,, Won al!d attained the above proud dstluc
Han The Limited leaves New York from stations foot
" C"r,landi AID Dcsb,-r, sts every day ut 10 a. m.
idr Cincinnati and Chicago. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

ara much more intelligent and Influential; than Mr:
are 1ehs u' n.rhans more influential than himself arc
interested in an honest administration OF the tension
llrcau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
CMlCAGO VIA CLEVELAND.

mo Sew- York and Chicago Limtca-" Queen "A
american Railway trains" leaves Grand C"ntral sta.
unn every day In tho year, 1t o 80 =. H., Ma tie
Nsw.York Central, the great fOurtrask fa1t maU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
,,r,..,.,n rrANcu or TIT: IEliIGu VALLEY.

ptui, >'uIr. y. J. S'Vt. tSl" .al,-Th" fnst"h anu
<urtn, IN aiiiold t"npnny II c"I-d' rh' iaN"f'"' :"
t, of follow i,n~hk tt"rk on u" h"th s'a' o c"'
u,lv,-, River IA the ,tIurt!Ou 81 new Inc Iron"
>.hl,tG Hampton Comfy. to serve IL Wahch r"'u
~ ~, ,,hl"h Valley Ealioad. The attempt t. make
80 , Z, r,uu.r,nc uu.nt with IT,, I.'h!2h Valley has
- aha done H. III" a!irmd account VI I'll" 'i"'h"N
..,.,.. which would p' rnt,il,l. -. the route no"
amazed the Ia-tnn and No trrL VIII connect "lh the
n d,. and Driw.r' oplu.itr ul, place. III" rlN r
tu tr,,,ily H.. siann'd at TIL, piicr. Phlll~bhi3
co,I. arr, ulrrne ~ lnru,'hrnt TO the COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

furniture.
You will ind all the latest designs at Flint CO.'S
t1th and Uthave. No such handsome turni.
turo aud not wonder NJ tho psceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

n>rTINoIlE AND EASTERN SHORE COMPLETED
sail Iury Md up. The Las, rail Of the baltimore
I'd E,. ~, nor, rm laid lat evening. aud Their"
VA. nl, IA poplr rr,orIng. DC Al C..y has now rail-
nnnnr.on with a.tror, and Thursday n,.\t the ropd
VII Lr open travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
SUrFpSUrAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY.


sl,OND EACf-WOODCOCk STAINED i"''i Ian
OLps So EACH, 81 900 ADDED ONE MILL On
THE GRASS.
Co.clr stable, Thordal" by Eo.us-Lzhe Hazel ~.
Scnnrt, Warns B. icp-, BY XVII, Day,Bio" , 10
,ray Co.. Gender. b.! Fa stu Bank St%h iS
e. Walha.ms gr c. t,Iay RGck b. Blskb-Fn'ma H.. 70
D. t. Cslifan> b. C. Lord Harry, BY FD.o-t iS
J. A Ia hrlor- Wc,aicitt.r by Forester ITO
George HEARTS ch Al2crnon. hy Joe Daniels ~
tau-n3
iIano,cr stable, CHI. =. By Po~h'tta- Sequence ii5
" l. UaIy, h. T. Ii/Iie rs Kincii.h'rFcu Io,et. .llS
acoggar Brothers b. Lady Washington, By N>er-
Nlnarete ."
ruIun RACE INVERTEBRATES THREEYEAR
oIDS slj EACH $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. ABOUT SIX FCKLONGS on THR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

II I. not one nor two pieces OF unsatisfactory
riding that by themselves can destroy Il Jockey
reputation. Horses can and do run IN and out In
the most honest hands. No man nor animal can
always be at concert pitch. Health distance.
weather and shapes of courses all tend 10 alter form
from week to week. There are thousands Of race
gocrs who u matter Of course cry foul play
whenever they lose their money upon an nnrN'
pnctcd result. and when the accusation has no fohn
dation What causes evil reputation IN Jockey IS q
matter Of time, OF considerations Of circnmstancr'
OF concdcnccs between the barometer Of IN" betting
ing and the subsequent results OF his riding Runor
IS pretty good barometer a 10 Jockeys morals: II
not nallIbr. OF conr'c but II shows the dirrct""
Of the wind OF credit and good fame. Mclaughlin
above sm>pIcon- always. once some gossip
limited that. acting under instructions from III"
Chicago stable. he was not going tn do his hest on
Terra Gotta for the Suburban. and Mclanghlin en-
ragged Al hearing the scandal. almost rode the BIZ
chcstnu's head on In the race.
Some idea Of the remarkable Views entertained by
certain tur'mcn Of their duties and responsibilities
toward tho racing public. may be gathered from III"
following observations made by David I. Iul''fcr In
conversation with Tribune reporter some time ago
Iu,lter that l run my horses honestly. bu!
run no,Hs them to sui! my ow" nSA' suG ad s e2
pcc too much Of o ewu r0fr They think lie is to pear
all the sxp"se and Scne:n saS s'r am nyo aS"
DO content to accept any odds the W,icl'ss nnsel,h
une,,prring multitude may choose to leave him after
1t has dri,inrd the market. II the horse wins. they
don't even thank the owner for ruInills H. ana !! "
allow the owner "a commission on t.yr winnings.
believe they would full dead Win tue ,,ocn; NO ,ie
rur,c> II the horse loses. When a horse Is beaten
70 10 l. the public howl and accuse tho owner ~
sclnslncss In keeping the good thing to himself
get 1t. II tho tip goes down, tho friends feel
like lynclns owner trHnrr and Jockey ;S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
FUTURITY COURSE.
ABOVE THE SCALE. T. MILF
EirIU RACE-HANDICAP. go EACH. $3.50 ADDED

y
ADDED. SPECIAL WEI'uTS. ONE MILL.
- u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

You pinch your finger In ViSe
Until YOU howl With pain, .,.,o.
You twist the handle once OF t"AsS
And then you turn again.
Tho first ia rheumatism pure,
Tha second turn the govt
10th are removed by Cactus CuFS
Without q shade Of doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

Samuel f.. Rork has been made clerk OK inc s''c
at ShccI,head Bay. Good for sammy anu s'''' w "
club. 1t is hard to find 4 more popular 'o"p''"''''
samiry's promotion is reward "l h'erit A"' '''''
nuprcciatcs his faithful services.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-14
sTRATFIELD.

G. Fred Bennett has sold to the parties repairing the road all the stone in the front line of fence on his farm and he will soon build d new ribbon wire fence, which will improve the front of his place very much. Would it not be a good idea for others on the road to do the same, as we are living in the age of improvement and stone fences not kept in proper re- pair look unsightly.
 c. Fred Bennett has added six more cows to his already large stock and,. as soon as the weather permits, intends to raise his barn. fit up well lighted, ven- tilated stable underneath for all his cows. horses, ,etc. He will also put in portable engine, capable of cutting hay, saving wood and doing any other work which can be done by power, a great improve ment both in time and labor