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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

G. waI9san's Ks%woca s@Ss So;sx 10 ST7sS
II baETsss b. ko.s: ~ ,ss insyTsSG ifsrgisSGG
:. a. A. !" n",.'s ",n.r., ,s H$isd.
Ind BsRS s ,sn TO VI to
L. Homeopathy so to Certura 'oc 20 onwood to s.
Judge Morrow % 5 stonemssooo . to l. Jack hose 70 l.
King Hazcm, Admiral. sam Morse ana hahco0as "o'e
withdrawn An excellent and prompt start was made'
Ccntura slightly in the lead stonemason seohu homoe'
opsthy third the avoritc Kenwood fourth JACK io'e
last. Homeopathy, apparently not lsncNihe inc on
pany OF so many colts out ana attempted 10 e''e
them INT Centura embraced her 30 aiectionacy that
could away. though she leu ior sN
At head Of the stretch Kenwood eoareu her anu
moment afterward Judge Morrow colared hen"oca Inc
6llv quit for truth, leaving the colts 10 hght ihe
hattie between them While they were dingdongng at
each other with might and main' Spicer ANDERSON
brought up waitcrson with an o''rPo"erine rn' anu
Watterson won rather easily by two ichgus' heh"ooa
Second tbc same distance before Judge Morrow.
SIXTH RACE-PUEsE $500 SPEClAL WEl"hIs.
1.l6 MILES.
John Muns's h. h. Badge by The lll-C sed-Baroncss
~, yI ,,olhcrs1 mo b. C. ron l. ioscr
G itcacd. c g. Ny Fellow d AndcTsos ,Eysns
Betting to win-Radee / to T. Eon to /, My Fellow
~ 70 with badge barred-Eon to ., Ny Fellow
70 Field + n''na% asainst Badge to !.
:, Paris Tanner and Martin Russell were withdrawn
,,,ow made the running for half mile. and was passed
nv the favoritc who coming on under stout pull won III
cantor by length Fon took second place at the head
- tho stretch and held It the end striving hopeessy
, c,m.lv to close with Badge. He captured the place
A. easv as Iadpe took race for Ny Fellow and Pelham
were beaten twenty lengths ..
SEVENTH KACE-PUESE $500. SELLING. ONE
MILE
G. wabauns b. z. Larehmont, by LongfelowmMay
Day 11O d.. .knSissuk
II f. Ncwton's b. e. Supervisor aged 100 tSiacA)
+ S;onebrakei's b. g. Top Sawyer. aged,
. . ,,. Sho,ovor Il 100 fJoncsl
y y Van Riunt's ch. h. Monmouth, g. Ill. .Fareooul
l. i, MYcrs's CHI Lady Agnes s. 9l.---l' tph,
L. ~tedclcr's f. Darling !; 30 --'i'i"'
Excelsior stables ch G. Royal Garter, .. 10
Emnrc Stables b. h. Bohemian. ., >n,GlslsSn,
j. a. Bachelors ch. T. scphanic g. 9S rir rcicr,
T. Murray's h. h. Ponco. aged. 1o2 e ,afoal
M r Donoyan's en- h. Refund. 6, l0o .....-tM Moser)
" - ~ Timc-1 4G4. 900 -
Betting to win-Larclmont TO 2 SuprS,Gr i9o 70 70
LADY Agnes to J. Refund 10 10 l. Royal .artsr M ~ n .o
iohcmian 10 10 / Sephanie 20 20 J. SiooNer ~ W -
Ca.t Steel 20 10 l. Darling 80 70 J. ,. m ,o
Rcttinr for pace-Larchmont TO D Suprl 'u w -
ISe9v Hsnes 70 l. Refund to !, ROYAL Garer 70
RoScmjan 5 to l. Stcphane TO !, Shoover to l. 'as'
steel 10 TO !. Darling 90 10 l. go - .
Eov,l Garter made most OF the runiNng, with shoo'er
and bohemian wthin striking distance. In The strcVh
Iarchnont hard ridden from the start came up ana won
Inv two lengths and half Supervisor second. length
before TOP sawyer. The favorite fingered In the rucS
Ebis did not start
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
INDIANA AND THE scnooLBooK conBryuIoy

Chicago. April 10 (>pcciall.Aficr all the strenuous
effort, ~ the last Indiana legislature - drive the
great school book publishers and their high prices ont
%. that state II seems that indiana has fallen com
pltcly into il, hands ~ the pool recently formed
hy these pubshcr- Under the new law. The Indiana
school BOO, Company orrlnilcd and made con
tact with the state {, furnish books at fixed prcs
for i've years and the scfc, has been INTRODUCED luip
all the school, oi the state. one Of the publishing
companies commonly referred 10 a. the " zig -Four
had an ,ttinn ON ~. standard Publishing Company
f,f tnrr. YEAR. Yesterday u WIS announced hr
s.r-,r, known 10 b. friendly T. the combine mat
/, had bought the standard. which Owls the pi-
right. and publ-hc, the hooks IN uSc in the Indiana
.,Anol. Tie books known the Indiana school
ln.L series. with the exception If the graph c..
ar. urc,i-.y the those known ~ I'll" standard.
except ,hai the title Page is different. and they are
publ~hcd under a separate copyright
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
,u,p. ASKING FOR FREE SILVER.

Washington. April Io-senators Manderson ana
Paddock today presented petitions from members oi
the Farmers Alliance of Nebraska rclathg 10 'no
financial policy Of the Government. Inc p'i'''p
rr,nh of the petition reads: We. your pc
ioner, pray that your honorable body VIII not pas'
the Window bill or any similar measure that yo"
will not issue or refund bonds to furnish basis FOR
tho ,ssue Of bank notes but that yon VIII restore
silver 10 free and unlimited coinage, on an equaiF
with gold as It existed from the Foundation oi III"
Government to i-73 and that you Will supplement-
,his nancy with United states legal tender notes
until the volume Of currency shall rach 800 per
capiia Of the popuauon and that ycn VIZ. AZ so'4i
a. norsLlc discontinue the Issue oi any o'hcl hlhu pi
money whatever. Also that you VIII. IN Your WI
don provide for the continuance OF banks under the
-,ncr>son OF United Sfatc- for the safety OF de
pO.ifpre.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
vrrTfoy ,JRE SAID To BE INSANE

Chicago. April I0.-Applicaton was made In the
county Cont today for the appointment ot con
~,rator for the estate Of f. j. Lehman, ON the ae-t
t.on that he s distracted person. The application
+, made hy h, WIFE Henrietta, Mr. Lehman Is pro
pr..fnr of The Fair department store and he other
Interest lie f. said 10 be- worth s.. 100000. All
~ inf. fortune has been accumulated since the gfrlt
fr, of Ill and 10 i~ supposed that tn" mental ara
rcrv,, strain consequent upon his business ventures
has unsettled Do. mind.
Mr. Lehman {, upw In Ilo"mingdalc Asylum New
Vol y lc-c he was taken a fcw dlys ago
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Drsror-c r,yxrss Rrrr aylSG FOR TRIAL

DUBUQUE. Iowa. April l9.-H. +. Graves ana u ''
Harris respectively president asd cashier OF Tue 10
ninct Commercial Bank. Who were ihicteu ny w
United states Grand jury last week. arrVcu NV
Yesterday. Mr.. Graves says; ''"c o''" S,,i,
- w ,,,., ,.i,l A. | have "A right 10. II II Is
,,,, -I~nted Shall file my bail bona ana .er lv."
home holding myself in readineS, 10 come TAs
vantrd - Mir Harris takes the same posiuVntoc i'
court has fixed the bail IA each case at s-'ooo
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
rur RIG CHICAGO WHITE ELEPHANT.

Chicago April 10 tspcclaD.-Thc Board Of Directors
Of the Chicago Worlds Fair Association met this after
noon and adopted bylaws for the government Of Is
procecdings These II is understood. provide for
the general plan Of organization and direct the
annual meeting OF the stochho lders Of the Worlds
Fair shall held the first saturday ia April of each
year, notice TO he given ten days In advance. Tho
entire government and control OF the corporation sha
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
SALE OF LIQUOR TO cA&ADIAN INDIANS.

Washington, April 19.-Nce President Morton llld
before the letter from rctary blaine
relating 10 the sale of liquor TO Canadian lndah'.
The secretary say: Il have the honor 10 tan'm'
herewith for the Information of the senate copy 81
note from the British Minister al this capital. calling
attention to the fact that there IS no u" III force m
the United States 20 prevent the sale "i liquor I"
Canadian Imdian,. and asking whether there j. alf
disposition on the part of this Government {" supply
the legislation needed for the protection Of hc-' In
dlan, also transmit copy of letter rom O'
secretary Of the Interior nclo.ng report from Nl'
II appears that the Commissioner Of lndan NH'l.'
fsvors an amendment 10 the laW. prohibiting the -fI'
nf utoNicatin liquors u Tudan-. making II appAci
BILE 10 all Of furnishing t. indians "Iinh III.
rdiau. L.,r ~ I'M. Government. aud without refer
cn,c to whether they their ub"a are unu'I il"
charge Of a United states Indian agent OF not
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
AEING IL ENGLAND.

1ordon April lo.-This was the seconv 10y OF the
Dcrbv sprirg meeting The principal race Of the
dav was for the Doverdgc Handicap one mile straight
II was won by Lord Rodney five year-od bay morse
Danbvdalc >r James Mackcnzc's three ycar-oid DAY
colt The Imp was second and W. smiths hvcycarou
Tbe most odds were s TO ! against Danbydalc, to
against The Imp. and to against Bulion Sir h
Iardine's nve-ycar-old chestnut horse Wise Nan Wa
no favorite in the betting the odds against him
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
DAVID TAYLOR.

David TAYLOR Of the Oldest ana best known
residents of Jersey city. died on Friday night lie
49,. .c,.r,v nine wear. old He was born In ireland
and came to this country in 1S2 securing employment
in Colgate !. CO.'S soap works In Jersey city. lie
was promote. step by step until he became tue chlci
- ,hc man: featuring department. Aitcr"ard ho
ircamr "a member Of the firm. TWO sons anu TWO
',,ghter, survive him. The funeral will take place
~ H. home No. l. Sus-cA flacc, at = O'CLOCK 10
morrow nttcruOOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TrERIFIc EXPLOSION or MILL DIST.

Chicago. April l9.-An explosion Of mill dust oc-
cu,rcd I'm !. brewery south GIccn-st. this morn
i,., and twenty wOrl.mcn narrowly escaped being
iiIlcd Many windows IN the houses In the ncghbor
Lnnd we're brohcr aud the explosion was heard at u
distance Oi "A mHc.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
poxns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. April l9.-Ihc bond offers today ag-
gregated S3I5,o5O. "a follows;
Rcci.tcrcd Is 800. $50. $500. $1,000 100000.
.3O 600 go. 800, $3.50. at L..
(ouuDn is $4,000. ~ H.
Registered 4 l-2s-SJl, 80, 600, 100000. ut
1903 =.
All The offers accepted.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
SEEKING KIycArD's RELEASE on BAIL.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-Applcat on for release ."
hail IN the case Of Charles +. kncad' WHO = 'ou
fined in jall charged with the murder OF eN-hep'o-
.,,,,iv, r,ui,ee v.,s made before Justice Bingham
of the District supreme Court today. senator |o9r'
hoo. Eenrr,.nttt'V, ,,ro,kcnDr and Mcssrs L VI;
smith ana Jeremiah II. wilson appeared IL oo'N''s'
I Mr klufail.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
InIIN CAKpMELI..

New . cans. Apul ia i-pai'h to "The Times
Democrat from Austin. Tex says: Governor Ho'N
olccraphs from Richmond. Tex. announcing the death
there of John Cardwell. United states Consul 'cncrh
- c,lr, F-vpt durinc the Cleveland Administration.
~ h.rt di-rt.e lie wa, for many years editor ana
one OF the propricior Of Tho Austin Statesman.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
u n rTtGICR,S NEW YACHT LAUNCHED

Wilmington. Del, April 13.-Thc steam yacht
Alicia bulldn. for H. NJ. Flagler, Of thc standard
Oil Company, launched at noon to-day BY the
Harlan uoingsworth Company. Mrs. Ilowa" Pyle.
wife Of Tic artist. chrstcncG SIC boat The Alicia Is
Of Steel! 100 feet Oh water me, ~ icct bcd IL l.
deem.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
FOR 4 MrLrlcmARGE DYNAMITE Gr'N.

Washington. Aprii -. secretary Proctor today
auprovcd the recommendation Of the Army Ordnance
board alloiing the sum OF 10000 f. the llt hrH
Multiclargc Ordnance Company for the purpose "f
construct ng one Of their high power. csht-Lch dyn
mIic mmliichargc guns. for experimental purp'-r,
Ihc first allotment made OF - 900 but TN, Va,
increased to the above figure at the request Of the
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TO REPORT ANrIrErsr ELL TO rME HOUSE.

Washington. April ia sub committee OF IN,
IIon,c Committee on the Judiciary has Instructed
Representative Culber,on. OF Texas. o report iavorab
,o the full committee al IT. neat meeting the scna,
i'm Ia prohibit trusts, with recommendation that ~
M nIacrd In position for speedy acton Ia the House.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

30 ,o.o, in thc Board Of Directors, which is also en-
,od 20 remove any officer. The directors said
!" d9v that II was unlikely that any important acton
such a. the discussion Of site or the seiecuoh OF
general manager and secretary, wouid De entered on
mill The bill was safely through both branches OF
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

TIE G.. a. RS flof'Sho SiNi'r VIZ
Washington. April 19.-ln connection with IN"
ioiu, resolution providing for the acceptance oi a
statue Of General Grant from the q. n H. lhiroau''i
today Senator Nandcr~on presented letter addressed
Ia him bv : y Iurictt. chairman Of the g. y. h
Committee on Grant Monument saving that thcrr Is
on hand 10 the crcd, Of the Grant Monument Fund A.
officially reported by the qusrtcrmaster general to the
last National Encampmcnt. $4,000, raised by volnn
t,r., contributions, a sum believed los the committee
ia l.. .upI, t. procure an excellent stAu" and prar'
tal and uro-ine a form ~ joint resolution permitting
Ne s,,tuc Of General Grant. the design of which
shall first have been approved hy the Joint Com
u,itfDc on Library to bee placed in the statuary hall
ol the old House 81 Representatives..
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
O. p. DORMAM, rress.

20. H. "A Nocturne by Mendelssohn and soedernans !
" swedish Wedding March, played by the orciestri'
Two songs were sung by A. Won Bne,en Nr, y: -.
Knoblauch and Mrs. Tompkins PLAYED selection
from schumann for two pianos aud MeSSr,: knautt
prehn and Stelnberger performed F. liermanns
caprlccio for three violins.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

FOR PROTECTING THE CASH ~ TIE IEhNo'fr' .
Washington. april l9.-Thc House committee on
Appropriations ha, reported 10 the House bh m'h-
inr AZ, arpropratlon of s333 500 to provide necessary
vaults and safeguards for the security Of the public
money In the custody Of the United state, Treasurer
The lii provide for doors and steel lining, for tho
ur,-cnt VAul-. c,. new cage, for the icllcis IA
ihe cas- iooin and foi eight special guifds 20 W ''t
plo,cd Nhc vault, In process OF construct tom
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
ear 0F THE OCEAN HOTEL POSTPONED

Asburv Park y. j., April 10 (>pccaD.-Thc sale
NJ the ocean Hotel property at Long Iranch ad
ourncd this afternoon by order OF the assignee, Joseph
McDormott, until August 81.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Consumer the United sat using
II should
popularity attempts have been made to initiate fhe
Note the why every lady should buy these I"ngs
made from clean long staple cotton
the
theorii
M Tbev process, stretch like the different
the coors like the pink and positively fast
the made recommend
them
desired can be gained our nnss
ThesGr he
Aswear
canal depend regular Ilad goods
United
supplied
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

IInl0--U 2.
Betting TO win--Early Blossom 70 8, Ciaudne - 70
Tendency ly leo tO Priscilla to l. Glucose to ..
Flozette to l. Cutalong 20 TO L. ada B 80 to l. Ad'
die L: 30 to J. LIZZIE 30 to knickIna l90 10 -
J. Tendency hly 40 to ]. Priscilla eyens Glucose TO >.
Foyctte 10 l. Cutalonc ada r. 10 to /, Addc l..
Is 10 l. Lizzie Ii to l. knickknack 40 to l.
fair start made for all but Priscilla and Rnict'
knsck The former was left standing at the post LHze
WAS first ol Addic L. second Ada T. third. In the run
10 tho head Of the stretch Early Blossom shot to the front
gaining a commanding lead, which she never ren9ushcd
winning In the easiest possible manner by two lengths
Caudine under Bcrgens vigorous urging second length
before the Tendency ny. Fugitive and the Bcllona II
fny did not start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
WILL MINISTER LINCOLN RENGyf

Chicago, Nov. s." The Evening News" says: "Rob-
ert T. Lincoln Minister TO the Court of St. James, has
returned to the United States, and will be In Chicago
next week. 1t is said that he will go to Washington
and there tender his resignation as Minister to the
Court of st. James. The position held by Mr.. Lincoln
l. AN extensive one and the necessary expenditures
are in excess OF the salary receEed. Mr.. Lincoln has
been obliged to return the social attentions extended
to him. and this has been heavy drain upon his
finances. Although member Of thriving law firm,
Mr.. Lincoln is not wealthy man, and could not
stand such nroads upon his income Then, too, II Is
said both Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln have had slrfet OK
court life. The death Of their young son hastened
their determination to return home 10 Chicago"
Mr. Lincolns law partners Isham and Beale, say
that they know nothing about Mr. Lncons intentions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS, CROP REPORT.

Boston, Nov. (Special).-The State Board Of Agri-
culture to-day issued its crop report for October.
As this is the last report for the year questions
sent to correspondents regarding the results Of tho
whole year. Sxty-eight correspondents say that in
their neighborhood the has been a profitable
and twenty four say that it has not. Judging by
the replies received 1t Is considered that hay corn
tobacco, onions, early potatoes, as rule, cabbages
Strawberries, trnps rye and garden truck have been
fairly satisfactory while fruit particularly apples late
potatoes in general oats and beans have been failures
A number of questions were asked bearing on the
dairy question. The correspondents are almost unan
in saying that it has been favorable year for
producing milk and butter. The price Of milk has
not materially differed from the price in
past but the price of butter has averaged lower The
replies TO the question, Do you consider the business
of dayng profitable to the farmers In your section ~
cover quite range of ground, but the central idea
seems TO be that II properly managed dairying in this
state Is perhaps as profitable az any other branch
OF farming. 1t Is not 4 TO say that those who arc
engaged In il are mald. much money. Some space
also given to the subject Of cooperative creameres
Some interesting statistics have been compiled regard
ing the dairy industry, showing its growth In the last
forty years. In regard to milk for the Boston mar
ket II estimated that the receipts Of the producers
freight deducted, are cents quart In winter and
2 IL cents In summer. The consumer pays from
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
scHOoynR CAPslzBD, CREW MISSING.

Boston, Nov. (specaD.-The schooner J. H. But
ler of Lamoine Me-, which sailed from that port
the latter part Of October for Boston, is undoubtedly
lost at but whether or not the crew abandoned the
vessel and picked up by passing vessel IS noe
yet known. Captain James Peterson. Of the schooner
W. f. Mcdonald, arrived in port last night from La
Have Bank, and he reports seeing vessel OF 2oo
tons bottom up Tuesday In latitude AZ degrees
minutes north, and longitude SO degrees 81 minutes
west. Captain Elroy Prior, Of the schooner susie
Hooper, says he passed close to the vessc Oh IuesoV
morning and saw the butt OF her forcmast sticking
above water. Ii was charred on that part which was
originally between decks. Captain Henry WARREN.
OF the schooner Carrie W. Babson picked up Darres
of pottery, salt fish. herring. etc., ana as this COM
prsed the cargo Of the missing vessel, there Is no
doubt that the Butler was lost In tne roee"' ne@'y
gales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
ssEvEN OUNCES or wArxs FOR DINNER.
sIGNoR sUoCI LIGHTER BY ELEVEN POUNDS
THAN WHEN HE BEGAN HIS FAST


When dinner was announced in signor Giovanni
succ's apartment yesterday evening that adventi-
ously famous individual INDUCED In the unwonted ex
travagance of seven ounce Of Croton water With an
additional two ounces which he drank for dessert no
smoked Of the strong cigars In which he habitualy
revels. His breakfast bill of fare had been tho samc
with the single exception that the cigar preceded the
water His total consumption for the Gay was
twenty eight ounces of water and four cigars
The nicely adjusted standard scales that stand near
Succls bed revealed the additional fact that he had
consumed two pounds Of hesh-his own flesh. That Is
TO say he weighed 1876 "a pounds the total loss In
weight in three days being eleven pounds.
Succfs flesh being undoubtedly his own private
property Ii Is to be supposed that he has the right to
consume II in twOpound doses, II he elects. Still
it became interesting study yesterday to
determine just how long it will take Sig
nor succi, at the present rate, to reduce him
self to airy nothingness. by accurate mathe-
matical calculation, 1t shown that In sixteen
days he would reach the bone, in thirtyfour days he
would become nothing, while at the end of the forty
five days his weight would be forty pounds on the
negative side OF zero.
The signor himself does not subscribe to this close
method Of reasoning He asserts that he is engaged
In wild attempt a. harikar words to that effect
lie expects to lose about one pound Of flesh day
until the last two three weeks of his ordeal when
the differences in weight will be registered in ounces
instead OF pounds. The prospect does not dismay
the little italian He felt vera goot'all day yesterday,
and exercised more vigorously than usual with dumbbeu
and sabre. With the latter Succi Is an adept and,
fast fast, he challenges all in its
When he struck the attitude yesterday and began
cut imaginary hosts into imaginary slices, he had the
appearance Of being able to fast for fortyhve years.
II only he made up his mind.
Drs. Boxer, wildman and Field, of the attending
medical corps visited Succi at p. m, and took tho
observations the record OF which tley rcligiously
keep from day to day. Drs. Edwin Mintard and
stewart Douglass among the physicians attracted
by scientific interest in the unique Succi Last
ing SgnOr Commentators e. p Riva, the italian Con-
sui General In this city, was among the visitors.
The young men who have the pleasant duty of
watching Succi's movements have passed O rule that
the faster shall his practice Of shaking hands
with visitors. They determined to eliminate all
possible methods of providing Succ with surreptous
InOrsels of food.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
10 or1 nug WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Norwich Conn., Nov. (spccIal) -" steerle Charlie, 4,
OF Leominster Mass, who has been putting an 500
pound copper cross the top OF 81 Pat1rk's Church
splrc IN this city. has been engaged by iie uovef-
ment to oil the outside of the Washington Monument
Ii will take him about six weeks 10 do the worR and
lie will be paid $1,000 for It. The monument has
become dry and crusty and every inch OF IL must be
thickly ceataa with oil. to nrptcot 10 aSaast fpxfhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
cuc.co ~ RoyD rrsELF FOR THE FAM
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1

Chicago, Nov. (special-The returns indicate
that the Constitutional amendment permitting Chicago
to furnish s. 900 900 toward the Worlds Fair capital
has been carried In Illinois, In the southern ctntes
the vote against the Worlds Fair assumed the only
respectable dimensions that the opposition developed
anywhere. In the counties near 5r Lonis the senti-
ment against the Exposition was worked to It's fuiiest
extent Cook Countys vote, though II has not been
canvassed is supposed to be practically solid for The
amendment and to reach In round numbers 1oO,0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
MEATH OF THE STALLION PAT MALLOY.

Lexington, KY, Nov. s.-A. j. Alexander OF Wood
lawn Farm has lost by death from old age the cello
brated son of Lexington and Glorana, Pat Malloy,
twenty-five years cid. He was not only great race
horse himself, but sired many. Byron MoClelland
has bought of John f. Madden the sensational yearling
chestnut fly On the Lea, by OnOndaga, dam Bonnie
lee She distinguished herself here In August by
winning a threeeighths In 36 1-2 and quarter
of mile race in 22 -. She Is very promising and
greatly resembles Sallie McClelland The price paid
wa ~ 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09

IOWA DAIRY, BUTTER, DGG AlND CHShS1 HEN
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Nov. (spcciap.-Ine io"@ DAIRY
Butter Egg and Cheese Association closed Its fourc
annual convention Yesterday. II ndorsed the Conger
Lard bin and promised to contribute It's share toward
the Worlds Fair. o. L.. Dcnnison OF Mason City,
was elected president. Inc assoca.aon rPrcsens an
industry whose In the state amounts to $780,