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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-06-06

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ter quarters.
B. III. Hull of Hull & Palmer has been
in Stamford, recently, preparing to re-
sumo work ON the extensive waterworks
which are being built just north of the
borough.
The board of education has accepted
the plans submitted by Longstaff Sc Hurd
for the new Barnum school building and
bids are to be advertised for.
r. G. Keller tried one of his favorite
streams, recently and took out 36 speck-
led beauties. He was gone only FIVE
hours and took G5 trout in going twice.
Lyon & Grammar of 3S3 Main street
are having their store enlarged and great
II improved. A large skylight has been
placed in the roof at the rear and the
rear of this store and that at 10 Cannon
street are now joined 90 that passage Il
easy and entirely under cover. This firm
is never satisfied with present achieve
ments, but Is always looking for some.
thing different from what they've got
Col Tracy b. Warren Is now sole pro
prietor of the Atlantic hotel.
Pastor Fisher Of the uniyersalisi
church is soon to occupy the cottage be
has built on Laurel avenue.
a new $500 pound Herring safe hal
/ been put into the new library building
on John street, the Hydraulic company
new Office.
People visiting Beardsley park speal
In the highest praise Of our sUperIntend
ent cf parks, q. &. Bullari, who 4 stead
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
GETTING ~ 4 GOOD HAY CROP.
,r Fuerte,'s Weekly Bulletin.


laying has progressed rapidly during the wees
through the greater part Of the state with very favor
able weather for curing the crop. The probable Yield
Of hay /, generally estimated to be- much above tia
average. and a few cases AZ nearly tNice the av.
cragc The severe local winds and rams which ac-
,Dmpanid the Il rm Of The -th have done some dam
age to sr:-> and owing t. the Ulf1vorahle condition
OF the season IN Franklin County, the hay crop will
Dee li-ht IN that locality.
The improvement In the condition Of oats, which
Wa, noticed las week is now reported from utlN adj
dItIoll l1ralitI, in the eastern and central portions
of th, state. and In some sections Of Ulc III isOa
Valley and the central plateau an average Yea Is
considered possible. By far the greater numbcr
II estimates, however. place the probable Weld at
onc-half the usual amount. Other grains are scncr
ally upcun- rapidly. HMveStinS j. well under way
in the Hudson Valley. and, with favOrlbl, weather.
VIII be general throughout the central and sout-eru
CouutIc, IN th" course If week.
Potatoes lu most ease, continue 10 grow well. hue
uuftVOrahl" reports upon this crop received from
Long Island and WcStchcsieg Comfy where some of
the plants are Gviny from blight, apparently, and tho
tubcr, when dug are found 10 be unSOund.
In the Hudson Valley I9pc,. which nave hitherto
appeared bc healthy. have been seriously damagc1
rs mild"W within the last week. There Is no improve
mcnt I'm the prospect for tree fruits. and the outlook
for the apple crop more unfayOrabe Than was pro
Vou~Y reported.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
r-r1n .rnnr. At wILNINGToN.

Wlninrton Del. July - ,~pcclal.-Ih" annual
field sports # the Warron Athletic Cnh took Pa"
vo.tDIlav. There was "a large audience ana '"'
contests. particularly the bicycle and running race.
Yer. wou contested. TIE sports "rr' p'-'p'N"'
from June y on account Of heavy rln. I"'f'
yerr 80 cntric- ard at the first date, L""' DOM
yretn,,burr Campbell George. Copelaud'. Lar"
hr..lt Oauniri. C,udou and others Of tl" Ne" 'r'
arc Manhattan Athletic Clubs were hcr" since ih"N
ihcv have gone out % training and "cN not IFe-'"'
today. disappointing many. >amu" J'n''' I''
Warren Athletic Club. won the final heat "i me
100 ward, DASH handicap eight yard, ten ana one
nnh seconds. II. ". NchlIchter. forty yaId7' AIN
lerc club. ,cmylhIn Navy, won the -0oN"d' run
in o.o7. T. A. -cAolcld. Philadelphia Y. NJ. G. A.
won ne mile walk time r :o5, }. j.. Reilly A.
& = N l4O yard. the twonilc run in 10 =" 4-''
H. NJ Dickinson, Columbia Athletic Club, Washing
ton. ten ya,d.. the final heat Of the 22oyaT' rui'
i'm % % seconds. l.. e. Lewis was first IN ue
running broad jump. His handicap va, one i'''
and three inches, l- Jump twenty feet ten ana one
h.l. iuchee. +. G. Barncs, NcwJcrscv Athlrlc tIu"'
bqu1cap three inches. jumped twenty Icrl cIcN'l
and three quarter lucho-. i. +. -Hnry, Ne" JcIfrn
Athletic club. handicap two inches. Won me T'O'Ilh :
nicn jamp bl actual jump Of I'VE icei i"ui 'n'
.,ur' lalf inches. NurlO Mackenzie, :. Z. :: -.
rut the sixteen pound ~lot thiny.iwo feet rGN cI;
aTd one half inches. W. G. seeds. Whining 'n Wh'"l
Cluh You an the four bicycle races. III tmc wa
ono mile, handicap .cvrutv wards. "tr' go. Nv"
mile scratch. q 500 reIuilc zoo yards, =" -
two mile. safety, scratch, :Oi -.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
THE ARIZON.f hIChER
FROM The nctro.t Trcc Prov.


\moae the many good thing, in the last issue Of
IN, t~lloua kI,hrr" we extract the following.
oar Dlu. Monday afternoon an Italian WIN dlit-
iug bear .trir iA- town. and half an h1i Ittcr '"l'
rc ~id"FH Ih"mp 'l,.''nl '' ~ ay' W lr HT"Ir
lu the Mighty Nc,t billiard parl'r'. When the 'o"HrI
Saw the lear dance hc made uP his ho1zy niud To
Of bat he va, piehridcd and obstinate and refused 10
-t, off, Il- -udde.N Jumped 10 on me bear WIN
yell and Vho'p ana beng new - "H' way "r i l
probably supposed himself attached. ~ any ld'' I'
sc O., Vor, with ic"tu tnd 'iWN hp 80 u,'I I' coz
ncl up In about thtr n,i"c i''i tt ~, 1' b l II ON,
Tie eruc1i verdict "l 'h' I"'.I, j. & I'i, un r,
gain lie l1d ro enterprise ~ ci('u 'n a., ',r a.,
some Of IA, would have had to plant mm "IiNn q ie"
,,,r ,t Ia-t.A, VIII bee aotccl elsewhere in thr
rltr of rld kicker" and Professor A' all han at IA.
Leon -.tt,d and an 111lir ua'' '''u.n- 'IIty" i ,'
,n hard n., borrowed oar onh sunday shirt 1ud 20
cont, lu ,4.. and l1irr 'n friu - 'it F'''IH ''
ai1' OF re, "r.II'd r,'d ~ for 10000 We proved him
i.aui-t ana h, Cred 'Vo shots at %, iu front 90" thc
i"- I, % Gin IN t.. attempt to hor-cvhip MS. The PR"
f.r Instituted no L-. i'an iNr t, i-a'u,' w., ',,'
n,y b. t,l. &c. tcr!IY, vhilr 'lc professor "i- a'IHr
for a. with a -lutlu a' tA. po-l"'''' H VA !" W.
h'p, and rnd.r and. II, v1- carried to " The kI'e-t
odi,' On 1n uu'on ri'n- '"."l",' I,' ! Wv a.. .
,ho occasion =" -'ii" '' u,r. ~ .'nuouu.. i'm
@ @,''. '.-.rd Of "A nur Nol.c. ana ~ Il qualified ="
,.,rh H.. divine art oi music. ON th' oih'r H'iu
IIr hI.I.tf N'' ii'- '.' '''''
,,. ,,I a,,...ti TO-. Il, tnr extent oi :,i r'r ''r
Apply TO thc Coronc- J"', a., oo .,,dl 1a,'o ~ PIX,
t.,tr- g,,o ana invited "a. ~ ride out t0 Lone irr
Win him ~ horse ard h"-I' ana '5 aiI a "1 ''ii ,,
&C., srd tba,1 I'M "A circle around Dr. H. H. I"liu- r.
late OF tl, ROYAL COLLEGE of Ncd'n'' oi Loi'@" T
.,- III f,,,.r. % of 20 sure cure Of cou-unp'l" ia
,t".t,r has I,.u with IA auout = Wonih. 'lilWnF D."
,r almost cy,ryth.u- earth. tut al"r III, Frm'u,
had lIincl,l out half DOZEN clilcu- the ,N con
rtnicd 10 ,,t. i.n. for him to drop on I' Il"'."
n, dr,p ucn,r q committee called ana a'fcl hlIn U"
,.,t. , voli Ilc had taken m" walk ana Nt""u on
,.,,.i ,,,,.n ,,r rturlu -icht of him. Ihrrc wa
r"u,1coa between the doctor, meek ana STOUT lih'
' rrn d,'t,r rr,ornl.d u at once. ana l''ouSm Il.
to rHplan 10 the crowd that he wa in h"rri 10 E M
tp P''utry A.. wouldn't Nv. hut he vohil d" ln,,
n,+ Lc.t hing Although hc had not AdNer'NcI WI"
n,. and he h,d given all hi, Io' WORN :" "'' ,"'
,.,,n.,,,ry ,yc cnuld not fuse MS lclu'',l; -
ncrloroi favor to IL, the hovo. after r'in nun ''
oy c"ourh TO insure a good case of sore throat cur
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
p.srpArLrX OTHER CITIES.

Baltimore. July l3-Baltiuoro and Newark played at
Actions PARK to-day. II ruiu.d until the nh inning but
the piayor drcnchIuq and played the gam" ort
Iho errors Newark let n most ~ The Tor BAIT
more while Baltimore PLAYED sp'nd.dy, both at the bat
and in the nod. The featurr- Of The game were ne
outned work Of Long and johnson. Attendance. $500
The score
Gae%core G.a,ec ........-.. Q ! a Q 90
Ba,eht-- Baltnorc II. Newark =. Lror--Balulo.'
3 N-Wafk e. Piteh"ra-G0IHOn and sullivan. lHP4r"
Kelly.
Louisville July l3.-LousyiIe Wa outplaycd At every
.,oint bt 9rri,u-e toIa. rain before uc eamc kept
.,e.al thousand people away. M''tm wa, r.iINrd D.!
lIrat u me second innint Louisville !o.t chiefly
through d., poor ncdnr and The STAR. bun.A.ne OF ht,
case, va- tive while Ihrrt AIj hard times
\t,.ndauc~ T. 15G The score.
1ae.,stt' ,,,.,.a .a 4 o . . o I'd
r,...it--Lo.I-.ilo e. syracuse 70. Llr,rs Louis,
,lu. . ,.ra.H., o. Fo..rr- Mo'~!n. ihr't and 'I.'}
! 'mp.ir. K'rn-.
columbus. July I3-whccIocks errors at short ea;'
EroolIyn thc game. Daily wa Ait hard. Atteadan''
Loo. The
C.aa,q' r..a.I,s -- o @ Q Q o ..
Ba.,ht- co.unitu, H. Erooalyn .. Fuor- Co.lmbu.
4 Hrool,n 70. Ptrncr--' Aamh' lain and Daiir.
At NJ. Loll--A'hlct.. 8 81. Louis Z.
At Toledo Toledo l.. Rochester d.
p,trolt MIcu July l3Ihr Detroit Baseball club Yes
tadny He'd with County Cick voluntary a--icnu'n
f william j. cray. The de't, of ulr club stated e.
bo g. l5- together rnt of me ball ground, t'
date The assets the office furniture aud hNture-
| ,,lIad at $500
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
RAILW4Y c0NDUcToES OEGAYIzING.
NOT \ LABOR UNION. But a MUTUAL BENEFIT
SOCITTY

NOT LABOR UNION. But MUTUAL BENEFIT
socTTY
About thirty conductors employed on the New York.
Ncv Haven a,d Hartford. the Dcdwaic. Lackawauu1
and Wc-'r-u, and the Central vermont railroads, To-
-.th.r with some ,rom ~" Grand Trunk Railway #
canada met ~ Oh" Coleman House u this city yetrr
dAt ana or-ai.z.d an association 10 hr known a, the
ldap d.ut order of Eulvy Conductors. for the
purpose of benefit and p.ot"ot ID 20 IT, members.
feature VIII be- ..-rc. AGAINST o." death or stability
.. m mucs,. 70 Oh" am,u,' of $1,000. TIE due wi.
uc liked b' Oh. local divisions according ,o their
,Iu-tAucc,. Each member vii pay - upon Tie death
81 member - thr o--aalatou. who must bc con
duDt1. oi -0.I ia ding W auy part %, the United
~tat.-. Canada ,r Mexico. who ha, been cmpl1s for
AZ least one Year upon steam surface railway There
arc local divisions at present established At Ncw-
Haven. Conn. io'uneu. s. j.. ~ Albau- and Bellows
Falls, w.. ana Ei-''n. Penn. Other divisions viii BE-
soon formed. The p.c-eat membership is 800.
It wa -td by prominent officer last evening that
ttc a--''iatol hat np alliance whatever with any
Labor organization. and Wa 100 uo .c.-r labor uHipn
haf Vd, instituted f.r social ard beneficial purposes
oulv. II Was al.p said tNa' TIE institution Of thi,
society va, much Ike that Of H." Oricr Of Railroad
Conductors until IA meeting OF the latter. held about
two months ago AZ Rochester it lccimc labor
%. Eaulaton %, -trIAn- out clause from It's con
-tu-ion forb.cdug member take part in strikes
The con,'tatou - the n~N ori r. Ar $40! contained
ip r'.'.' whatever 20 tr striking clause iu the Old
or.r. Ihrr' Hi- nothing. however .. prevent uiiu
f-,u tr.ac member ~ a.r ,.-l..t1'.uu- 1t "A-
a'.' ais NA' t.r l.a.. ,.- aoIH- PIE second Grand
p.t .,a. rr. ''u th'r m'.uu-. divisions. v1uG
lc ~ t. Allan. |t. on ic second Tuesday Of Jane,
i..'l.
l.c on,e. ., re o.r....,t.a ar~. President. G.. ..
Wheaton. .... .i..' ..t secretary. d. Nash.
...H... g. 49,. I..H.,n.r. .r..i. N. uHl.r.-c. 't-t
,.....-. I. h H.ot. .. 1913 '". ......i. t Pigeon .
~.ts a.l - b. ,.n,.t"l ......fa,r committee.
g. ~ o.'.nde-. ..i..H'r d. j. I','. .ot s.I ,. N.
II.. l.. ...... ".." H."--li - ..' u"ounr 'c-
..i.'. g. "..t L1..t T.. p. |'.t. =. O..
-.'.t.N ..' i . D.. ' .' ~.. I'd .t.-. .'a %. --N,.
.a.. .f i..',.. .. '.' C".'ai Vernon. i.'.lr'ad
D. -. Dr. u .H"."t. s.. J.. ~. p. ,.i,'"'tru Aj..
'..t..t..-. fn.. i..- A. l.. ~.a.hIol-" tud rc ~,
y f..-.. .f ,.... e.. o.. s.. q. Gardiner AND J..
pi-.....l pt N....-..r. Abraham i.'l ~. 3. smith
tad WI Ht h..... .f -o... orange. T. K. Wood.
49,. B. .a- il H..i ID. i.rI -'., .,l.. InI tH.. L.rI
Port N.... .H o. rr p.u"a,. l...'. .-na! a.'
N,.r. RAILROAD. ..m '' N't ior.. NV Haven
.td li,.....! u..r1tt. E. be- Na-uu. 80. J.. ruona.
- D. CI. D. g. I!'-.,..r a,d s. H. Nlnn'. of
>ct H.s... a. Do. ... a"t a. "-ilaac.. 0i
..t r t'r D..t lu.. r.i'aay y Pigeon.
.r..-.' a.. D.. I..'.t... N'aua.. A. Ilo1ud-e.
D., t. .tt -'r,. t..' ,'91ay. a.a j. y
oty.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
~ THE REAL ESTATE FIELD.
FEATURES OF THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS
GROWTH or THE WEST SIDE.

GROWTH or THE WEST SIDE.
The feature, Of last week in the realestate market
have been the important private sales. among which
wa, thar Of the Hotel Hamilton property, at one
hundred andtwenty dfth-sf. and Eshthave, & VIII
lam Astor. and the sale Of the LoVore station lots on
Tuesday at the Exchange, at which, Notwithstanding
the heat, a great many brokers' present, and the
bidding was strong. August Belmont has sold the
northwest Of Broadway and Ffty-SiXth-st. II
Is reported on good authority that Orlando y. Potter
is the purchaser, and that the price paid was not far
from 100000. The northeast corner Of the same
streets is rumored, has passed ont OF the hands OF
G. 3. and g. X. Grannis. The name ot the purchaser
is not announced.
The Chauncey estate at DObbs Ferry, comprising
2O3 in ALL has been bought by a syndicate, who
intend to open roads through 1t and cut 1t up INTO
suburban lots. It is said that negotiations are pend
Ing in the neghborlood looking To the purchase
of the sands place and other valuable properties
The price paid by Mr.. Astor for the Hotel Edmll-
ton another indication of the rapid increase In value
in Harlem property. It cost him S2s5,ooo On May
/, lso- 1t W., sold to AdJph VI. Bcndheim, from
whom Mr. Astor bought it, for f2i0,00O.
The rapid uowh of the West side is well known,
but it may be q surprise 10 some to hear that about
fifty conveyance, of West side property all Of It stu
ated above Fllty-nuth-st in which the price was
5000 or NOR. have been made during the last sea
son. For the first six months OF this year the mum
bcr Of couycyauccs va, 0,O-5. while for the same
period in l--0 il only 200. The amounts rep
resented aoout Sl55,COO,oOO and 9l3"0OO,OOo
re pcctvcy. These figures do not. II course. III
culc th" conveyance, for nominal Considerations, ana
IL j, noteworthy fact that ta' percentage oi 'uch
cuuveyau." D. ln c"a-lug every year. some dealers
think the practice is a growing cvil.
The number 4 r"cpIdcd MORTGAGE, shows larE'
increase over tAe first haf of l-''. In" h-ur, for
the two periods ar: l--9.','3" toI e'',}l3,i"-
l-9O.0.3IG. far -l5I .3JG.743. tLe latter amount.
however. iucisde, d." @IO.Olo.Ouo mortgage given
los tac elevated railroad compaulc-. and thar Of
Trust company. the Tendency toward lower rat"
Of Interest continues. Ho-dc- the blanket mort
gage referred to. over S11On'OO) This year for
ioau- ou mort ctr.s at l"r- than per cent.
There Vtr' go conveyance, recorded during the
Wcc.. involving %1.-3HIH7. and 81 mort TsdCc>, lu-
Volymr t.t..fH.1S.. Iu" number % Projected build
iug- reported va fDry.Liue, To- cost 9IO5oO0O.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TRAINING HARD FOR REGATTAS.
oARsMEN ROWING on THE HARLEM-PLANs FOR
VARIOUS CONTESTS

The threatening weather kept Of the Harlem
men indoors yesterday morning though IN the afternoon,
When the clouds cleared away. good many boats were
launched and the holding up a pleasant was
the result and good practice done by The crews
training for tn" Middle States Regatta the boats
that were out were Nonpare orhoagcd she'll carry.
ing the following j. Brcnner. w Tabcrt c. Tai.
bert f. Clay J. Nurpe, c. Brow c. Craft and /. Nicol.
The Nonpare, had also senior fouroar,d shell out and
william Code and i. p Delaney. in pa.r.oarcd shell
Harry Zwinecr also ia single gig. The Metro.
polsus were in tho eight cared paper shell lately
purchased from the Columbia College crew.
The Friendships had p T LOGAN practcinG in the
.c,Io s.ng- Jane, " ou and Charles C1nuii CHAM "a 20
Iel.aa,a shell sad james Cars, jr, masuse sh'l Ttcy
had also a >s.ou 10 oyster Eay I'm q naphtha launch.
Their ccat.oarcd barge containing Cyms Heath william
Deal Ftceor,E Conway }. Dwd'i !. Mi"', o"''r
Hurt NJ j. Mccarthy. Thomas Rc,an, ard james Clark,
took a trlp to College Point
Tho Crescent, sent fouTomod zig to IIiqh Bridg'.
Th-r ,.clt-oat,d barge also IN training ana
contained ta. following oar>men: McKoo"n. Powell
K,a-aey Handhod', Nicvan, Bailey A. 1. N'e"aH ana
William Hau,uUach.
The Giom.rcy Boat Club sent four and eight Dared
crew % college Point.
The Na.-,rs had out en- ei-htoared b'rr Their four
DARED crow v .omqote in ue clifton Boat CHb invitation
race next SATURDAY.
The r,oa- had ont ,or oisht.oarcd n'rce and two and
for oar.l Gigs They have not decided whether they viii
ou,cr any crews in "a, N.c1i. states regatta yet
Tho W,auoa.s were in frli force yesterday with
ros and double, and ,euto1r'd barge" Ih'H fH'
.-d c.. IN training ~ tn clubs regatta Wa also OUT
and doing ,o, Good work They VIII probably enter hen
srlt.a.-,d barge crew in the Harlem R''r r'<f" h
ta,c place on Juv 26 Tho time to hold th' CLUB T'e"'"
ha. no, Vet boon decided upon fuy though 10 VIII OF VI
some tune about tie middle Of Angus Inc 'N" wa
1,,, a swimming match August 3. ''r the Nin'l"'H
medal p Doe ,otc,t,d fcr ly members u tc Nt'no"e 'uo
ol~ the course o. bc thrcoq orters of mile ong ana ID
the neiehborAood Of thc second Avenue Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
THE PACE GETTING HOTTER.
INTEREST IN BASEBALL GROWING.
THE BRIDEGROOMs HAVE a GOOD LEAD-CLosE
FIGHT IN THE PLAYERS LEAGUE STRUGGLE.

The champ nshlp baseball games VIII continue here
through tn present and then there will be no
tests in this neh orhood for nearly three weeks Both
the League and brotherhood start their second
tour IN the West Saturday night the Brooklyn mines
,Enng august and the NeWYorS teams three days
atcr During the absence Of these the Brooklyn
Association cub will have clear field for local patronage
and need fsvor Of anybody The jersey city team
viii also play at oakland Park spasmodicalr.
A. the crowds at the games continue to increase II is
only natural that closer attention De paid t. the various
pennant Brooklyn has taken the lead in the
National League whno Boston ,u holds the Place
Of advantage in the Players League. The Louisville and
race while New Haven leads the robust young t-ams
IN the Atlantic Association
All local doing better work now. even
the Brooklyn Association having two consecutive
gams last week The Brooklyn League nine did the best
work Of the week. winning all six games played The
Ncw-York League three and lost three games
OF the defeats being by each The N"v-York
and Brooklyn Players did good work. each winning
Ave Of the six games played.
The happy have worked hard and earnestly
The Cncnnats second, with two
victories and defeat. That excellent team
al Philadelphia behind having more victory
than Cincinnati but also defeat. The Boston
team l. victories and defeats behind Phladelpha
but is playing baseball az present second 70 team in tho
country Chicago is nfth York sixth. Cleveland
seventh and Pittsbure just where II ought to be last
The New.York team viii have TO play In great FORM
to have any Tor the pennant The ean's curing
the next three viii determine what chance the team
really has Most of the players now IN good condition
The record 10 datr is as follows
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
nnnr nrn.r nLANLLYG N nARLEM.

last that Gll-d part 4 Oh" avenue with logs and large
tones and blocked tho sucrt-car lines unt '' '''
. ulp occurred SATURDAY evening a. one hundf % an"
tNt..Ith,t and Nafl-0u-atr. "ang- ~ men are ''"
lo,cd mrr. by contract" Fitzpatrick, >nd on S'tuu')
odr tnr ord. .rs - thr foreman Arthur Courtney u'F
drilled TN hpl.s the rock and charged them al Win
.,,,t cun,oNd.r settling al OH al by cl""trciF
, y,, mo cars I'm ,.qnt and neither pedestrians of
-crs were i'm the street the immediate nrlghb"rh"l
,nd well for thcm rc' not Tor terrible ba-t '"'
.,. ,l,c. ana wa. hcasd gr at distance. Tons "
.rk and heavy tlmbcr- new into IN" ar 4hn ''''"
about OH the avenue and Oh" adjoining streets
rb. couta,,r INN. .diat.Iv gang Of "orkmeh ~
lear N tracks, 'ut not until Yesterday evening ''''
tho car. run by the place on both tracks The foreman
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
BELLE HANLIN'S WONDERFUL FLIGHT
TROTTlNG FURLONG IN IA 3.4 SECONDS. A ! 5s
GAIT FOR NILE.

Buffalo, july 13-Just about two years the
Buffalo rare Belle Iamln, startled the horse world
10y trot,iug a hafmlle over the Buffalo track in
! O3 la :O4 Il gait Yesterday she trottcd an
eighth in Ii "a seconds at the rate Of 20 II for
quarter-a ! :58 gait-thoush no horse could carry
that clip further than an eighth. She was driven by
" j. andrews. who gave her her head and allowed
her to go fast as She wanted TO- and without the
least urging or touch Of the whip. II is certainly
wonderful performance. and has never been equalled
bv any trotting horse and the only PAGER that has
hvcr been credited with such burst Of speed Is
Brown Hal. who recently paced quarter in 2s sec
Onds.
Nr. Hamlin was highly clated over the result. and
thought If she could carry such clip for eighth
plshes that lie believes she beat the record Of
Maud : - 07 34l. at least he says he will try 20
dc,hrone the present queen Of the turf
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yARRow ESCAPE or 4 pLrchr WOMAN.

Mr. Ionu j.. Miner the wife oi % b'lH'i at W.
80 W., one l,Iudr and thirty hr-t~t, probhpN owe
me, me- Fl, t,c stumbling Of one of her carrag' horses
She and her husband and daughter were gong Tor "a
Il. i've Yesterday afternoon and She had already To'
into the carriage double seated democrat "he4
.hc horse. getting frightened at something IN the
street. started. leaving Mr.. Miner and his 'auIht D
standing behind. Mrs. Miner seized th' Icn, ana
.,a av.r.d to guide the fri-hienrd aH"aI-, ont all
r. could do was to keep them in the road The
- .,,r,,,t to r.u iu FROM az thc h0u-c Of Mr.,
W,ncr., dauElt.r. Nr,. Duhe, OF No. If" West one
,l-.u. twrut, .Ii-t> aud tearing down me
t,..t ,i into I.LON ave. and mp - one luudfda a"d
.rty riutp st. Iler. oi the horse, larE" gray
len and broke his c-- and brought the carriage 70 a
',,iicr .,4Id.tU The horse Was shot. and Mrs
,i,',r ,. taken ont of IN" carriage more frightened
HAN hurt She was compmentci highly for he.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TIE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT ENDED

Berlin, July l3.-lierr Dersch PRESIDED al 'a.'''1
ir.,, to-day ON the occasion # The closing Of the
.b,.rtng tournament. Burg1ma,t"r forckehhe'h
wrote letter apo!ogizng for his absence I'D "h,h
he expressed the wish that the national ana iTehuN
Ties created by the competitions would ever increase
in strength. The sentiment was received win '"'''
Afr the reading Of greetings from various 'oVor
o,,,,. a,d nruces and remarks by delegates from
.u.,rio Hungary and Italy. simon Vol OF "aShIne
TON. D. c. formerly American Consul i-''cn'r" A.
cairo made an address in which he d"eh upon ,''e
fn,ouarac bond which united tn" Germans oi >e''@ &
..rl Vim. German, OF Germany ID a t"!HiuH ~
tha Fatberiaud A. the close ui the i'itNIlt,ns a..
nrc,idnr ofccr expressed he hop" tha ne N""'u 'o
IN no "a. itO-- AZ TIE next tournament.
The Empcr1r's cup wa tAfu presented ~ '' WI
Nor Her Nu~,h. + 1lorau. AMID hc,rN 'ic laI,
" +,,.- contest Wore won 1N Nor /llIDc'H '.'
" .rcr aud Ilcob ~cher:, oi Ne" York. ana JVar.''
10
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
rrnly.1Nn \ cHANrIoN,Nlp -FRIES.

The annual a'l around compel ''n 'i '' A"'",'N
.,.c ,.,, began Yesterday afternoon ~ their cl1h
...l.d.. ODehanared aud.tIiris a"h-t and RAILROAD
ave. Tie weather was Wfavor.l". and consequently
,b at,ertalc. Gd not come up - expectations. IA.
competition , to consist u ti'o" contests. i"' '''"
ana oa. fe1. Tie point, scored in each are 30 go
81. ~. general record of 'he winner the man -''f.
the mos, point 20 race.F' goa modal "i 'I' ''I '
t. 81. ,,iu ,t. ID. some ur In The ftl TH"
.'yo,t.. 81. tani dash Na- drci"d yesterday aug
,r.. ,..u hv A. Well. with j. >i"nN"i- -c''H' ..r
""N .'' .f...a TIM. heavy hammer contest
,l,,. "A .,t.-n pound hauucr "a. Won Us d. ','4. =
,i,n Kong. re- .a second aat li. li' lrl i1lIi.
sunday afternoon t.c mlr rln and ihr Fii-'- ,''-
-.',[u xiii b. d-li.t. tl. contest '' Ir-. "I -.''
!; r T.c ra,.la.. yearly open 'oA'e-i- o- 'h' '4'O
iy1u be held ON August %.