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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
ESCAPING FLAMES TO BE KILLED BY FALh

Mrs S. v Merw,dc, twcnty-ore years Old Junlu from
fourth.story Window OF tho house. no III W.. '
hundred and twenty elghth.st. yesterday I" '''"P'
and was pucd Amos. instantly. She had p''" ~ WV
s. - D, hc,I .d "a one saw her Jump from The
-, ,, ,,hcn her brother went into the r1ofn Dr. i''
that ia, L,dclohr, were blazing. 1t was brNe''u ''
the sick woman was terrified by seeing the D'u,
ON fire that sho ran 10 window and thfo" herso' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DID HR BIND AND GAG HIMSELF,

II was reported to the police yesterday that
Frank b. Echcmenza, ago twenty two, Cuban and u
music teacher had been found chlorofOrmed bound,
gagged and robbed in his room, at No. 4s9 Statest.
lie slopt In the with his brother. and the
latter. when no avokc in tn, morning, found Frank
with hi, hands tied behind him. his feet tied and II
handkerchief over his mouth He was SGT free, but
appeared dazcd, and said he Remembered nothing from
tie tine he went to sleep. The police found no
s-1l5 of f0rc1le entrance OF the house. and u
thorough search revealed tho watch and money To
ported missing hidden In the bel The fact remained
That the might have bound himself. his brother
could have done IT, 50 the police believe the my>tery
o. have been sOv d. EclemonAa IS said 70 be a
s0mnambuil,t. lilo has Just begun the tnachng Of
music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
ALONG TIE SQEND

DiIDGEPORT.- Miss Jennie L. Garner was married
to Herbert Brdseyc at the First Baptist Church on
Thursday afternoon the father Of the BRIDE tho Rev.
W. Y. Garner, pastor Of tho church, officiating. There
wero bridesmaids, W. Y. Garner, r., brother Of the
bride. acted best man. The ushers wero Robert
Wheeler, ". e. Lneburgh, IT.. Jesse Gaylord, Arthur
M"ckcr, Harry CropcY and William Rockwell. Ihere
were many ELEGANT we,dinr presents After a wedding
iOulncy W. and Mrs EIld.cye WIN live II bridgeport,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
THREE ITALIANS BCRlED ALIVE.

STANTON Penn, May Ii (specian-rhrec italians
v,ri .mothcrcd in u cum dump at oily phant near
~cr.bon tu- afternoon. They were employed on al
Ontfro, scranton and Carbondale Railroad cohstruc
tio,. ualn The dump was 200 feet high and a large
nan, ~ if I,n,cncd bv filling the construction train
cane down IN an instant, bulylnS the men: Two
other, i'm the gang were seriously injured large
number Of Italian labOrcIs saved themselves pS Jump
I'M, into tho LackaWanua River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

GNP~TES EIDNNP \ CIITLD.
4 band Of strolug eypsici kidnapped '"-cpt
Mitchell. the five year old son OF Henry N'''""' .,
Eloomteld ON Monday. John Andrews. cIar'oai
ncdIcr living in thr Pequannock Valley, near Wag-
ncr's Station discovered the chld aud IT'S Itlcr ~
company WIN hi, ncighbor,. went 20 the gp,N ,ip
GunlIv cnmncrd f. surrender The child. rho NlllScrS
Then drove The z, psic, out Of the valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
VICTORY FOR THE yEw.HArES CLrE

Ncw.IIaven Nav G.-Ncw-lIa,on ond Hartford paved
ia the rain and dark his afternoon The game '' "9
finished until 80. Ncw.aycn won ly superior he'S'
The score -
Ntw-IIaycn .......... = " T,
Hartford ...-....-.-... . y " "
r,..ht,- y,u,vcn = Hartford o. ErNr--N'w-
Haven l. Hartford .. tmprr -hrIS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

hundred and twenty fourthst. and Mount Morrisavc
IGreenentlal alleges that while engaged In this work
Ii,dFNcy and the other delegates demanded his DIS
.hdIEc' ana because the firm would not comply with
Ur urlnand, ordered strike. In consequence
o,Icehcnthal and the other nOnuniOn men were dis
IIeu lie declared that the delegates had con
6p1cu 10 prevent him from earning an honest living
union. '"' WV
r., Inc prisoners denied that they Lad asked FOR
GIeehchthals discharge, and Justice White Iii missed
Iie ci'r' holding thlt an employer had right 10
uI,oNarec or empl0y WhOcvcr he saw ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

About nfy delegates from dozen Oh more Republican
clubs ~ Bfootyn mot last evening az tho rooms OF the
fll sheridan club. nj Pineapple and Fulton sts., %
na-,.ct the organization begun fortnight ago. Dr..
r. lry presided a constitution and bylaws 10 per.
n.nnt Organization OF tho clubs " re city T. which
,ny ono ia good standing VIII b" eligible was presented
by a Committee Il nyo and considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
LOCAL rIcKEr NOT GOOD or LIMITED rRAIX.

Chicago, May ia dispatch from Eric. Penn.
says: Jud-p ChInLisOn made al important rhns IN
limited train case yesterday. Il. \ Caldwell.
broker got on limited train az Eric nj might with
ordinary ticket After tie trait lad ieft TIE cV the
conductor, finding Caldwell d. ITO train with Local
ticket. stopped The train and elected Inn. Caldwell
became III from cXposurc, and entered sit Tor
$4,000 danar,- Tic .-ll arbitrator ruled talt IT,
company Wns obliged 10 clr:y caldwell - tho place
for which De haG , t.,ct. and awarded him $50
TIC r4Ii.Iad conn tfIn exec p.. ih-. "iA't it'
Cuua.-,r f-..tpiuc ruling tat tt!V 70 ought - l4sc
t..'u tlo p'r,utou o. ',' - to YET ono IL q"
$50, ON an accommodation t~ll. 'nt liS N'ti Wa
Dot good Odd tle limited train, and that hc hAH ID
iu-IU,-, f.I.-s.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

cLAErNCE PULLTN ON THE APACHE INDIANS
40 ue annual meeting q m. Department a Geography
o, OH. nrooyn Institute held last evening al interesting
.,,.s was delivered ly Clarence Pu.lcn, eXsuryeyor
General OF N,y-Mexco upon Tho Apache Land and the
Afaras Indians" lie CAV. running account OF The
,ou with it, lofty uouura rs deep canons and rainess
d and decr.aod Ito pecuar.ties q the eight tribos
~ Ararhc, The lecture illustrated with siXty pho.
t- o, tho -cc.ry aud Inhabitants OF the Southwest.
Ia. luc.ur souc tle noted Apache chiet-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

ALLOWING A LARGE ISSUE or BONDS $500
Boston May 1G.Jrhe House to-day enerossed the On,
authorizing the Rhode Island and Massachusetts,
IA issue 81 800 600 bond to guaranteed by the new
YORK and Ncw.Ingland l.ailroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
rAILwAY coNcE,.IoN IN MFXIco.

CITY Of Mexico, May Is, via Galrc,ton.-lhe 'oV.
eminent has granted 10 General >turn, Of tho I hibd
states. u concession on railway from this CITY ~
the Pacific coa-t via CucfuacOva and Oaxaca. II
/. assumed that the Government j. III tlo way mhAllS
return - General sturm for favOrs 10 Mexico done bj
hm in time OF need
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
Counirn BOARD.

- EAUTIFCL SCENERY, mountain air. bathing FISH.
ID ing: hours from city French cuisine. Inquire 1888
West 59th-st., first Hat.
HILLSIDE DAIRY FARM NORFOLK. Lit'hh Id Co,
H 400 feet above seti pure sprng Mgt"r hns
air; Uallra. r. q. BI Tier.
ARGE handsome rooms; modern iurroy'w eu--; bean.
Il uful surroundings: orc. farm: an couffui,nres;
milo from station. II. &. KEAH, yorktown Heights,
Westchcsso- County, =. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

Ottawa, ont, May 10. senator Mccalum pro'cs'eu
in thc senate last night against railway subsidies 1'
cyine that the 237 900. 900 voted since coniodcra'leh
for such enterprises wa, heavy a burden a. 'hl""
could safely bear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

THE BRooKDALE HANDICAP And THE HUDSON
STAKES.

The racing today promises TO exceed IN genuine
interest that of the opening day ana the hF"V"
dale Handicap at mile and 1uGlon; is sure u"
afford far closer finish than did the Brooklyn There
will be no victory in tho Broohdalc Ike that
OF Castaway in the Brooklyn. Sir Dixon VIII GER
tainly do better today than he did on THURSDAY
Badge may be trusted to lie well up at the tnIsh'
while the distance and weight VIII send Iidc' 80
well that the animal that beats her Is likely to WIN
Tho Brookdalo will he stubbornly contested all inc
way.
The first race. with such sprntcrs as Foriham
Dalsvran Eon Gregory and Rcclare In II. Will be
rapid enough 10 take your breath away.
4 welLmatchcd field will run IN the second race
and a number of promising two yearoldS VIII take
part in the Hudson stakes
Following is the full list of probable starters
FIRST RACE-SyvEEPsTAKES $40 EACH. 81 600
.nDED FT-EIONGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
RlILROAD INTERESTS.
FXpEcrED l.. AND O. COMBINATIONS.

FATtUIED Z. AND o COMBINATIONS.
baltimore May l. C>pcciaD.-TAc reports from
Philadelphia regarding the efforts OF the Richmond
IoFhhil company 10 secure interest in thc
headihE as well rs IN the Baltimore AID ohio. re-
Nvcd here the story told recently by prominent
banker largely interested in railroads. that the Rich
mona terminal Reading. Jersey Central and Ba
more '!u '"" are al T. be operated rs one system,
c''h having Ms own management as now, but under
the control Of executive committee compr ed OK
representatives Of each road REGARDING the re
ported deals, Hambie'on g. Co.. ire bankers and rail
Io'd authorities. ia their circular TO morrow viii
say That a tim, will come when The Baltimore
ana ONO viii cha; ~ hand. VIC are satisfied. and
CIR C''WeioE, ar based upon the following facts: :
Inc EIi' llock OF baltimore aud ohio stock held
ny inc ''dFIrii i"rily. sol to hc over 10000 shares
!' -.'"o shares held ~ Baltimore city. and 1000
Sraic' Owned JOS the John, Hopkins University, VIC
nave every reason TO believe for sale at a fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

Albany, May lG.-A certificate has been filed with
the secretary Of extending tho original i've Years
existence of the Doran Il Wright Company for hvo
,c-, from May 20 next. That certificate Is signed by
a. t,r.ror Dulyin Arthur H. Doran hdEertpn Il. VIII
Jams Albert j. etuddard aud Edward d. Weldon. who
,.. over t~u-third, of the company capital stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

only twenty five hours 10 Chicago hF t ub IN
traI and Michigan Central Railroads. The Nlas"A
Fails ROutc.n SEQ timetable III sunday payers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

PRESIDENT BOSTWICK EXPECTING 10 RESIGN
IostOn, May - (~pccial.-It Is said that iie9lu''
ro.rvick VIII resign the presidency Of 'hc Ne"
York and Now England Company ~ soon a W "a"
sec hi, way clear 20 that end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
WHAT Rows CAN DO WITH CENTS.

Tho Boys Progress Society which was recently
organization in connection with Chris Ep,copnl
Church sunday school. with The object Of teaching
its members 10 work, has adopted novel method Of
collecting money 90 build a new Sundly-scLool and
club house When The society was organized - each
boy Wa, given cont, and he directed to dis
pose OF IL in tho way that would do the most good To
the Sunday school Some Of the boys sold their cents
at large premium. and Others purchased varous usc
ful article ~ the acquisitions is Cusavc Pucps
flmou, painting. The Prayer ia ID" Dc-"rt,' which
Is valued at 81 200. tn" society VIII hold lawn
party sale and f. ival during the second week I'm juno.
At which the painting and other articles VIII DO dis
posed o. The president of III" society Is Mrs. II.
John Meyer. who Is well known as al energetic church
member.
SIX moro Of tho forty four election officers for
whose arrest warrants issued on Monday az
pcarcd In court yesterday with boudsmcn, and Wcr)
admitted to bail In the Of $1,000 each. They
wcrc John Daken, william steven. Lawrence COST
gOn. William Semous, John Iync and oliver g.
sirIngham. There are SIN eight II tho forty FOUR
accused officers who have not furnished ball. ard
they keeping out Of tie way Of the officers with
the warrants.
Frank y. simpson the youu- collector Of the swift
Dr"s,'d Iccf Company. who cuhclllt1 $1,000 ~ the
compnny's money, was sentenced ly judge L'ppiu-
colt 81 Tho Court OF Sessions lD-toray 10 four years
IL stat. prison. >fIUp-lu while lu tho employ ~
Tho bet company received 5000 . year salary. Ilo
had to handle tAJUsaaG, II dollars every NceA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
NEW oI.rLEr TO L1yEnnooL. ZOE KAxsAs GrA1x.

NEW OUTLET TO LIVERPOOL TOE KANSAS GRAIN.
Cheaco. May IL lSpccian.-The Atkinson has made
new outlet 10 Liverpool for grain from Kansas.
The route Is from Kansa, points over the Atchson to
Galveston, thence hy boat 90 Liverpool The first
boat the Propiious. WIS loaded and started across
the ocean few days ago. TIE Iccplc Of Galveston
are enthusiastic The vast possibilities thus opened,
and arc now doing al IN then power Ia secure deep
water harbor. and thus divert about all the export
grain from Chicago to Galveston. TIE possibility Of
such route ralulu; any largo share Of traffic had
apparently never been considered -cripusll hy the
Chicago lines, but Vhci the fact OF tie first ship
load was announced if Immediately furnished matter
for serious u1u-h. IA" AtcLlson intends working
uic roti" for al tlcro IS Do 10. 10 matter whether
deep Wdtcr navigation IS obtained or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
LIS COOK rAN away A

IT'S COOK ENN NNNl AZ IT'I' III 'I-'I'II'D T'T@I'
August ScAocucmaun. a hquordealer. OF NJ. -
Fulton 81. vldowcr married his servant GIRL
-u-aruah Eaamauu, m November last, after knowing
her a month and finding out that she was a good
cook Yes crday he reported % the police that She
had como awav with $500 which he had saved TO pay
l, r.'t and all the Iewel.y OF himself and his sons.
ic lad received letter from her saying that she was
tired % III, inpudcncc and ga not propose 20 Save
for HIM any longer. she said hat she had earned
twice over the money and .cwely with which slio
had rewarded herself and thai she would cross thu
ocean with former lover a. live Ill Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Another day Of quiet trading in the crude petroleum
markets resulted yesterday in some slight concessions
IN values. No important feature was developed in
the speculation and there is still dearth OF ed news.
The omission in this respect is expected by some Oh
servers to bo corrected later in MONTH but tho
chances still exist that tire Information may reveal
failures as web a. guscls Under the circumstances
IL IS impossible To attempt 10 gans, the next material
change In the current OF values. The market IL i'm
position 10 be sensitive to any by !ng. especially az
the general Wall street sentiment rules busl. but
10 Is also open attack in case there import
ant Geld developments pointing 10 an increase IN tho
output The markets closed steady, with the price Of
options ruling l cent under TIE cash value at tho
stock Exchange.
The range OF prices and the Total dealings were AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
STEAMBOATS,.

4 -NEN HAVEN, zoe.
Steamer, u Z NdtAH AID tyo& lNlrA1 eav.
L p roT At ca 1 p % taGs
5q4 RsaaSav Io%s A eSd d o ana oS lgsA'd %
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND Tor Albany
save 0Lp n nE A. n T.; 100, ,ana'-s' a. g p N:
ior ali po.as. heat and clctc lights throughout.
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
1ce I9 , = ~ Mccr :. 81 '''s oR opE 'ls IS:
block above Clnalst at . D. m.. SUNDAYS excepted
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
"A. or Troy leasg I'r &C. r. o %,t . i91 IN;
G fSo 1Heps sunday niG, P toucles i'' Ha ' ana O''
OATSKUL, HUDSON, AND CONSACKTE;
" Boat, leave daily. SUNDAY excepted. from Pier 50.
loot = ! G At o1 Sne Ao sd Sa'S sa Gi
r. H. direct to Bennington. VI.
NALL RIVER LlNE.-BoSton. $500, for
Hth ojSs5 Ffr al R g H. Of ,aS:ysa
BY boat lrO" Brooklyn at 49, J.'f{ CITY com: .
M mission s an orchestra On each steamer
HUDSON RIVER steamer MARY POWELL.
j Commencing III E>DAl, MA =.
Leaving ne.bro,.,,>.t Sl5 p. r. Saturday g ,. m.
MIKING riiE rSrXL LANDINGS.
KINGSTON AND RONnOUT LINE. landing
h9esSo ard 'SP' roS, .n"e lo a foot 9 Of irrsD
st daily at RoggiE r s'i THE.dH'NJ'rER Ff5NpoAT Co
n ORWICH LINE =, FAEORlTE INSIDE
80 cdfrespondinc reductons to ali bont- st steamer;
lHex piF s IS bcsbrosse Suaav *:
icy for n 1grN rRdavtiDfxcE WORCESTER and all
Sew England points Low far Full nights Short
''' stca ' [S coNNECTICCT and MASSACHUSETTS VIII
cp. sunday' arriving Providence a. H.. Boston ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
DruuosIl5.

A RNll BUILDING, Whitehall street, New
"a York CtY, May o. iS.0-Sa.ed proposal, IN du-
pAntg ate, wi" Ind pc ,b IgSe ospe 4'' fot & r %S
Nil be- furnsh,G on appi a,ion to the und.r-ilned
+. ference wli BE- syn 70 argg, Of dn ,lie proalcioa
in w price Of forsn Iofurtons n daf theron beng
al as PoPos!P d9 Proposals . sa0 s
o Go"e .slu 70 s T. '' ''' ' ''
4 RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
o'e f % 81 'T r,c asy @ z g'% 5aH 1s
700 and tn"n Opened for Gyns seogt SG9 F as
Mi be furnished on agpca',o9 t. gnd'59 q, d.;
upon an approl rlaton b. made by Co- gross Pffer
S Ti ' sc oadoos Of quality AID p ncadHs
IN he prize Of ior''en PRODUCTIONS OF nanlact+y ,9s
II; rIect lnS or all proposals, Envelopes Contain
OF > and addrS-scd to Il. T. BArchELDEE, Depasy
Ouartcrua.tor.C''neral. I. :. \.
- ROPOSALS for furnishing stamped en-
nont, Warrington j. G., Apr'l - ls3oScs.ed p,oposnl.
nyc9p' or Of +s IspI sge VII be rreeiy ,s a;
Nay. 1890 for furnishing stamped ops and news
P2psS o " j. m arug a d r TS Gsc IN.
9ne the aG'i g o. ooGs p s'q oRo,a ,, mSi'
Socu-eiy chvciopSd and s'd. ondor,i Proposals. ~.
audi .aafsto 70 the fh A-t,a nsr
Warrington T. bds de FL, % gr;a must rs. b.,
rccint therefor OF reise Thy VII not De- con,ldered
SAN PIES Of tho Envelopes and Hrp.- el D.. mrnishea
GIsSn@e ippJoHG% wANHMAKtil terccersi
EOPOsALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
4 RAN>PORrAIION,-i plrtmelt " the. interior.
sa 5id 81 Troboa iH iadosd PS15a TO- -cf hi, or
I' otr co,hns or Irln.ro',a5a IT," a IN, taie nay
5 aad de,id 70 DE- ,og.q2rr Of Indan - Aa;sJ
until p n OF Taesdly Nay Zoo 90 i'9o i9r Urn. sing
100000 pounds Of Beef on The bet. loo 600 pound,
Pcgd 800 COO pound, Corn o tseoo1 ponds Es225co6
og2ds s eq Brd g. eco PSa II 65 $o' o R2d,
POUNDS sugar and 20 900 pound, whet Also. Bandcts.
Mooen and cotton ,oqi, oasi9tpt N I9n OF b.eA.ngs
o yaFt; Dqs Ga. eG iro ali 6o @sSee yffe,:
SIC, ctiae. $50 as ysf, atns co5 y1S:;
yads VIM 1000 var, C;otiiaS, GRO o.. =. Sot,oas:
1T OF Muscular ous ar,.ls slch a. H.rnc', Po@-.
Tor tho service to BE- delivered CHICAGO CITY
am Sioux CITY. Also ~ sych va.on. may b,
with California brakes, dcVerd a, Sia Frlc.'cs A!,o.
Hes Tat Hay%Io b. contractea Tor 70 be aeAsIea 20
St@hs .SIP fe9ord for ,a@6 1 md schoo
AID artces. ,ogsr WA 9iaA grope.a c2ais
70 ior5 o " 5oTaa: and aaen ra,9or'aoa rop;i
afa,a5l uS@ aga'o9 % tee !nea 9nSs u n w',5;
o ,yl' az OF Su6,.st,3co e. : T. al cheyenne.
Cheso Loa',nTorb P5 s"5 a., kpls I se,' ld fa
YanS.o1 : 9aao,a Arsaa-a, S.'y Caldwell Topaz
Is e,.r,ed by tae ooyennert 70 rl.t st and AL bds
andery pz,S t35 arpr n alton ,A' B. mag. Tor n.
ond dpy db3yc ,ttsd. and 1ef y r.. nutod % DO
grsegt az the P 04 & o IA UPON s soms
ncd states Depository, or ut flf-i N'-on'l Bank OK
saa 5fa ., S propoa T. j. MORGAN oonsoaf,
" Office TO CONTBAtTOko.->EALED
- ., fE G [2'A MAJ W." 9 Es a. 49, % 6ro a.
Way. New.lor, pa'l N,dne-tar. jnn. ith $50 az ,
lying lilccut ,h. Wa- -'on 8rl-e Oyer t IIar.'m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.

EIkSI 1thI-1 ~ tIIlVV
ADDED. SELLING. SIX FURLONGS.
NJ. Corbstt's ch c. Kcmpland by Milnef-Glorianne.
yrs, 1Ol n 81 100 Taylor
=. b4aoeS D. n, sno'gNedi o. ~ 100 Jon,a
Dwyer Brosf b. c. Extra Dry, g. lOO....tJ. Bcrren) o
a. W WongarGts er. +. Little Addlc. !, lO2
O.. COviugtouJ 0
W. C. Days b. h. The Bourbon. aged lO4 ,Iambcyj 0
Jacob EdIer's br. z. johnny f. i, DcrmOtD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

Stock Exchange. Consolidated.

includes sales OF 1000 barrels for tomorrow de-
livery at 81 10 and 1000 barrels OK cash at 80 -
cents.
Refined oil was unchanged at 40 cents in barrels
and 80 cents in eases.
Foreign QuoatiOns-Antwelp. Il ] : france brcneI'
ia > 81 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

N''0 ~ '"' paw Time Ia
Betting 10 wir-KemIland 4a,orte : to ., shotover
70 j. ROYAL carer y j. me HoeIDT ~ 70 Extra Dry
- 8etiin@ for fiSeEKcnland 2 to J. SbS;oter & to
Royal Garter 70 8 The bogrbon 70 Extra Diy 70
5I3isnd stiaisht SO H. place Shot
Kemniand pot OF in front ROYAL Garter second br.
Extra Dry soon passed them and opening gap o. three
lengths led around the turn and was in front when he came
H.D 'ne %IS ~ 49, tnl hor6 Sbo,oy1r ,%d
@ ana la mot i%11S @ U %on sAG@ c 1a Of
by Ugh AID haf sho,over second haif length be-.
fore ROYAL Garter, WHO made up much lost ground.
S Sia nos St Start r'' " Wv
SECOND RACE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2c
EACH $1,000 ADDL p. l's I'LL IL,
ST onIight 3 we ll2 (War0ickJ
Hanover stables bf h. L.eyc ., 100 clayton
a. 4. DoNo 60 az : a. - tii,,.S r,cbcn,T
lime .O-4.
Batting 20 ,wm-JuqSG MOTTO" iiayoIit9 : !" o. L'e'e
~ gtttlpr Tor plcc-Judsc Mosrow to T. Ileye eyens
GrIpad eyons. Uni cncc t. !. -.o .o-
, MotGais-JHc57 NoiIo" s'a'on' 60 o. pace %
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'an.a ,e,+ ~ 30 o,ch ,ot,, InGg. Nor,,,
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ana Lev 49, '.'g ,.' Wv a' " ''
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and war~cs n a Inclined to let him caf E.oye rad
under the whip ana pushed Moro" 50 hard that war"IcN
1s gg b 5ao nm, ' by head only ve
three lengths before Grimadi. who beat L"hnenee ia
leAsths' NO BID ioI ths "'hhel' b'''"ool' Mugs
bridge Brussels and Tramp were w4'hdia"n -, mo
THIRD kACE-Ml KILL STAKES. EJD EAClI, Sl.OVO
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ADD4-O' d A-NA-N"
lilo MILLS.
w. Lakelands ch. C. Raymond e., by Lous-NlnoD
yrs. lO5 II $1,000 tBame7) ]
ff1st.s.CI StsDc d H. To ,,qsn z'5 D. - Honni 4
j. r. NccormieHs b. m. belinda. j. ill. Flynn 0
" c. DAYS b. G ZephyIH5, D. lO7.-.-. ii-a.S( =
i M 80, 81 Tanner 10 - Anderson 0
g. Forbes ch. c. Guy Gray T. 81 tDecAcD
r, . - - llhN, 20 .. Golden Rc,l
raynri,t'' o 70 a,ion 20 IN / Tanner to Q Clay
Stockton y 70 J. Belinda l. Zephyrus 10 70 l. "uy
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