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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
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R4caipts for week LIS bbl4. and II 206 cases Tho
adv this week and closes quite
FIRM Adyces from tn West indicate fair produ, ton
r tho SON OF year but the stock ~ Old eggs hrng about
,r,Is a ti, whole demand has To De supplied With
fr.s collections This has prevented any mat rial ac.
crmulton 20 distributing points and ~ the demand snow
.onn .lxn- ~ Increase tn situation l. neraAN resaq
n. oulfI heathv At the clOs' line Western are selling
- -,,i, ~ a--r with brands Of fancy barrels
f.d m o.r With an occasional sale reported southern
range oG4o-r but b. better than the average TO reaeh
Tn latter price" 49, -
stat, and PENNSYLVANIA new laid. per doz....2s,29 70
s'.rn fresh gathered fancy !.
Soutlw.strn. n a gathered. prime 2G5, .
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana IAN oo.-Spansh gold. oi2HG2f2't EEchans!
Siaar frIn: $50 bags OF CentrfuGa gt2 . -
degrees polarization sold here to-day at - u
gold per quintal.
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-rrITe Nm nrNRIfS-URTFD

Ecceiut, ~ vcok O.SlG pigs; oXports' l3Ut phSs'
Tho d.naud Tor c,apofacd apples has slightly improved
and with but llrle stock arriving prizes nave s"en'a
,omewhat few sales NJ extra fancy fruit reach lo u
i5r f. n.id, for fancy shippers bidding he log
really primo apples. Sundried sliced ard quarters h,d
fruly: very Iilht here ard but few Ia como IN
Cb"u, and core, and skins remain dun Small fruits
omi,t ut without ruatoral change. Rather jobbng
-. I'M Inllfnlnln frut. INT az easy nrIcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

dull unchanged Eggs. u Ld22c.
noS @sr g. jan eG 5 r s ?d 500 w4ca sme a
sooo cora s,ady; So mIcd &C. oat, 6srcii
s$ o6 no. n:y "SS i WG R %S 5 so
sas,r " a :sS' cy pa 81 Chess HTi rm quiet
Minneapolis Jan. 90 Cash wheat. opened with sellers
a AL 5o oo y @css 9d Grs Tcq@ not not
G.o In fHtp Eor. As r gss ri G in The
the lower prices there was very good demand and most
q the what was sid The rang SgrIng most Of !9e
still continue free oday's arrivals footing Mp Ii9
S S1s9 GcsaP no. h,FG so ' on g' track d5e 60
s5 1ss ss"'''' NO. N0''"''' '''"' ''' o" track
.o,as r'G J3a : :s s ggo us w sss m "
NG' &c. 1n Corn on % rac "a a. on ray a s ? So
rd IN fiSo a G F & 10 =" 'toS 7 Nv
barley, Assoc bush. shipments Flour, 1000 bush ;
wheat 300 bush barley 10 600 bush.
and msrkct was weak on siiaght. and patents which
%c IT. od " aa rua 9' t G& a T no %r' S
ct ed T o S c 10 rar loo r 2 %
little change in price,. but demand, was confined to small
lar.,ly nominal No: . red January. o0a924c. Fob
~ Oi. CornoGcrnes Of local carot. were more liberal
ard price; declined 10 gnd,r light demand tnur.- "cr,
mcagre supply IN export elevators; steamer NO high
III 30 mixed and yellow in gram dcp" 5ac NJ
g 51l,e Kpr 39@3oc osts"R,cent" cbt and dI mop
kc r ed firm; futur,, advanced rd',c under stronger
ports from oh" grain centres. and CARROTS Ia better
demand at yc'tsrdays prices ungaded whit. l9Lc: No
2 zoe No " white. short storage. 5O1tI5tc
IL clipped 52iac no whit, January 5Ol djlr; Folr
81, n5ltc M'rrh 52d52?c; April. och i3, Eggs
aud firm: Pennsylvania tlrss 29c. Food In small
supply dun. Winter bran, S23dS23 30 per ton POtaoos
dull white potatoes. per bush Rose ponnsyyan,
choice 4 loasl II. Rose. New.York choice Al or
10 do fair GOOD 9jcdsl Burbank IIebrons and
stars. choice. u 05d: TO- Burt anl.. ebrons and starr
fair good. 9JcdSl Mammoth Pearl. choice a5cdsI
scotch Maguun. per ls-h sack 50 80 - Nova Scotia
Merccr- Der 1SOh sack - 7jd So articles mn
changed Reccpts-Flour 600 bills wheat 500 bush
corn. 5000 bush oat-, $500 bush shipments Wheat
100 bush corn, 1900 bush oats. 500 bush
~. Louis Jan. 20-flour steady demand firm. Wheat
opened %dAc lower than yesterdays close The market
excited and nervous for awhile Near the noon call
sudden uptum aud the market became panlcy
with strong upward tendency to the close, which
Aa',c higher than yesterday: No. cash 9I5.
98c May, 1a9Nc, closing 94ec July, s3aGs5sc clos.
S5c asked COrn-Aftcr lower ODrnng there ,as
an unsettled market but prices firm and showed
fractional advance. Later there sharp advance I'm
sympathy With wheat and the close tor price of
4sT.c: july 49ha4js closing 50c bid. Oats higher but
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FRUITS AND DERRIEs-FREsH.

Appls an I'm moderate receipt and With fair demand cr
rav nnr grades the holds fairly steady Graprs
mr. extremely dull and weak CranOriFIes arc "lulygo
movement Of importance. and while prices arc aenaaS
hold unchanged Lhr OF tho market Is bareN stauv
Florida orange, plenty very dull ana els,er out TO
n.r, 1T All large sizes ard such especially nara 70
move. Tancrr mes have a light call at a-Out former
prices. Mladirns very duh -
The sun., 1891-06-24

Walter s. Price. builder OF l6l East 113th
street, has become financially embarrassed.
and two creditors have obtained judgments
against him for f3.430. Mr.. Price has built
many fats In Harlem. He WAS unable to sell
his large flats at Madison avenue and l14,h
street. which are encountered for $132.500.
and WAS also unable to finish row OF flats In
Fifth nvenue. between 13lst and 132d streets
1t Ia said he hns efIrctsd n settlement with
most Of his creditors by turning over properly
to them. Three years ago he was reported to
have made S75n0O by trado In real estate.
Tho Sheriff has taken possession nf the mill
linery stnre OF Mrs. Joannette Hershfe.d. at
1868 Eighth avenue. on an execution for 1892 In
favor Of S. X OH.
Tho Bhrrlfr las taken charge Of tho Imperial
Buffo and Lunch Company. Limited, NJ 107 Full
ton street. on IN execution and an attachment
for $54'.
Judgment for ,t2.02, was entered yesterday
Eany o. BeMl.rg Green. q which the late
Thomas Fl. BuIllck. An attachment for sl,7l5
was also issued against the company In favor
u he sapreme Court st Bos.on, yestsrasy = =
Association of Lynn. The company came t?
grief In CONSEQUENCE OF inserting q total
disability" clause in Its bylaws.
The sun., 1891-06-24
WILL THEY RACE At MONMOUTH
Long Branch 10 Worked Up to Boiling
Point Over the Question.

Long Branch 10 Worked Up to Boiling
Point Over the Question.
LoSa BRANCH. June 23.-There is an im-
mense amount OF uncertainty here as 10
whether there will bo racing at Monmouth
Park this year. While awaiting tho decision
OF tho last court which is expected daily. It Is
now generally believed that the managers OF
the Monmouth Park Association have recon-
sidered their determination 10 abandon racing
here this year. and that tho regular season at
the famous course will bs inougurstsd on Sat-
'tT1i: tT6i:: moi morning Superintendent Van Ksuriu
put. an extra force OF over. 100 men az
work At various points on the track. and
sySs men ss to work soRa tas
grounds about the stables have completed
their labors. and arc now engsHsd IN com
This track VIII be devoted e1clusiyely 70 the
exercising Of yeprldnaHHn Other FnSnss Of msa
ana reiayins - and widening The WALKS lead;
ing TO the main entrance to tho grand
spS
maintains his Gust omary reticence on tho sub.
jset and positively refuses TO say that there
T ss tns are rae
sons sons ' cicss'y idsnti6Sd with Peter GsLacsy's
hsht against "a, tracks say that Monmouth
own own track. That the officials oi ths PsunsyI:
vaniH kAilroad Company are certain that there
viii be racing at Monmouth is shown by the
oxcurslon from Freehold on July II next on
use on that day. which was one OF tho original
q .! 5000 to 5000 was made a. the
racing at Monmouth Park this summon.
The sun., 1891-06-24
POLO At VEST ORANGE
A Successful Opsnine at the Essex Count,
Club Grounds.


Tho opening Of polo At the Rsssx County Ooun
try Clubs grounds played yesterday afternoon. It
was intendsd to have game between the Meadow
Brook and wsstchsster County Club teams on Monday
but on the failure OF the former to put in an APPEAR
ance. the westohsster team won BY d. fault
Yssssrdays Esms At West Orange, where the Essex
County Club grounds situated, the best attend
Cd Of any OF the series yes played. Carriages contain.
Ing pretty girls and their ohApsrons were spr,nkisd
About the gronndh A. polo n the Oranges an event TO
call forsh all Cue sooisiy folk
Tho tassx county And philadelphia teams played
yosa m o..: ..:t W: PAR %"a. Sp .SU.. :nG
Douglass Robinson. Jr On the philadelphia team were
Nsssra J. Z. Widner Charles wheelsr H. a. Groome.
their opponsnts handicap Of seventeen goals
Es.es could anticipate ystary thsy sci 20 work
with great vim and accomplished much. Thrso
twenty minute periods were played After vory long
contest the Essex men by superior PLAYING overcams
the hand,cap aiiotisd the Quaker CITY players. ana
isse.sSsd S, "a securing an aaai,ion. ~ soals The
score 1,,d goal. 10 ~ RoAs IN favor OF the Essex
County club Some very remarkable p ays were made
by Msssrs railot and Farr OF the kMsx County Club
hsssre usoomo and Mexican Of PhiadsphiA ass
ssnI':ss ys.s.ra., were s9r a: a9y.rgsr: cha.
ssmss ~srs ~ III. and ars cRsrtss cromSins ar. oscar
yrs.m.p, Mr and Mrs, PArsion: AIs Z, WadOn NJ.
Gh.,s: G.. s%n ma NJ: 1'w's NJ Alfred Bond
handis.ppi.x .y.!sm. as followed By the sss0os
II. L. Herbert ohaoiAtsd as referee.
The sun., 1891-06-24
Teauis Notes.

"A tennis toprnamsnt will be held on the grounds OF
the Hotel AmbsrsAnd. Lover sAraoAc Lake New York,
on July at $50 A D. Entries in singles doubsa and
mixed doubles Will DO received up 90 July Sets best
~ y.
The Bsrhssy Lawn T.nni, As.Seistion VIII hold a
Lexington and Hsil avenues Brookyn. Entriss In
eluds b. q Mcintosh. Pred Wl'son y Robbins. 4. q
JSS fs'Told Il R:M.s Sri5s :.s ki,ssis;
Tho grounds being put In order tor the occasion,
and there are prospects OF good play.
The sun., 1891-06-24
n.e,.x s.e..so.ts Co,l,a..

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Ths excursion
steamer Samuel J. Pentz and the Wsshineton
and Norfolk passenger steamer Washington
came into collision last night near Alexandria.
Va The steamers had left their wharves at
Washington almost tegetber. and had been
racing down the river. first ono having the
advantage and then the other.
Near Alexandria tho Washington. under Q
full head OF steam. at! !empted to oross the bow
Of the Pentz to go to her wharf in Alexandria.
ion % was 'as avoided. but the boats came tosether
broadsde with a resounding crash. The OK.
cursionists on the Pentz. which was crowded.
were frightened almost into q panic.
Some Of them jumped for safety over the rail
upon the Washington. and others seized life
preservers. Several women tainted, and one
was thrown into violent conyulsi ionB. The ex-
cursion hoat careened considerably, and many
feared she would capsize.
The sun., 1891-06-24

ss;:s e =: ss:s WI: 4 &
Vsssrs ff'seHRs sHso. r sS.ssss sti's. and Id.s
:.s::tss ssi,! !!''$i sI:.s ssse IS AZ
ps,d I'll e d's Mssoy y sss7a sh'llsss 50 ''i sa'ush
THE SEVENTH RACE.
Trinity went away at great clip and opened
sF;s ns.s'l q e. R''i s.ss Ti:
home ss sa shs Sssrss :oand snS
beaten. and coming on IN eallop won by two
vsssenr q ss sfS Tor place. 81 ss0nnd
nssPss q asss ..ss.s .ns g; scc e 3
MI S.y%ss { Rss.ssd. aged. &C s.ts 81 sn..c.lom.l
ss:s:'s. !, ( u, RAY
:;:s,s ;s :S s :s :;s'' s;s
NoTEs
Garrison had $500 on Nomad.
Subscriber-The man who bet that Tenny
would not run hrst, second, or third wins
SH s1s s.a s.sssa ssss S: sasse:s sss:asRs ssss
The Board Of Control VA. in session y.ster.
beyond tho Taral matter was decided upon.
Moore was. quite q handicap to Victory. The
colt broke IN front. but owing to the boys
gone dfty yards.
ScoRRan Brothers have sold to J. W. O'Brien.
saltwater. Mimi, the running qualities Of the
bay MY Doliikins, BY MscduH. dam Lucy
lise. By Virgil. for t3,O0O.
The three.ysar.o old colt Diekerson. by Duke
OF Montroso. has been sold to John q. Madden
Monarch to David Gideon Tor $500.
While exercising on the track at Washington
Park. ShiSSgoi ag yesteSGay. the Wal %xslus6ls two.
Jessie D.. iell and was fatally injured.
The Board Of Control reported ysstsrday:
In the case Of the claim q LabSld Bros., on
OF the opinion that Walcott 4 Campbell control
the services OF Tarsl according tQ, written con-
tract W. b. vosBuRoH."
The sun., 1891-06-24
THIRTY CHORUS GIRLS IN PLIGHT.
Manager HenAersoa Figures Up 04.So N
the House. anA Retirss FROM View.

Hanger Henaeroon Flguree Up 0S.OV n
The House. anA Retirss FROM View.
Thirty chorus girls belonging TO Hsndersoa's
Comic Opera Company are stranded in Hobo
KEN The company was billed for week at
Cronheim's Theatre. and was 10 open on Mon
day night with La Mascotte." At $50 P. II.
ths house contained about seventy-fve persons.
Twenty OF them had paid twenty-five cents
each for admission. ten Of them fifteen cents.
and the remainder were deadheads. On foot
ing mp the box office receipts Mr.. Henderson.
the manager OF the company. became dis
couraRed, and made his escape as unostenta-
tionsly as possible. No one saw, him going;
and no one knew thst he had gone until
Proprietor Cronheim went to look for him to
find out what was going to be done.
Tho persiatent stamping and cat calls
brought cronheim to the II. Mt q the curtain.
formance The audience made. their way to
the box Office to get their money back and tho
treasurer. and the doorkeeper noticed that the
deadheads were among the first TO get there.
The thirty chorus girls are In plight. They
have no money and their baggage is detained:
They say Henderson owes them two weeks
salary. They tried to rersuade Mr. Cronbefm
to let them play out the weeks engagement
without the manager. but he refused.
The sun., 1891-06-24
CHrCAGVs RACING MEETING.
Miss Knot< wins the Lakeside Stakes
Rseiae Beaten by Virgo d'Or.

Miss KnoN wlns the Lakeside Stakes
Rseiae Beaten by Virgo d'Or.
CHIcAco. June 2s-Ths Lakeside Stakes was the A.
traction ss Washington Park to-day. The nslds In shs
other races small and the class Of horses entered
WAS such - leave the rssut between or two OF
the starters. insurins rather onesdsd sport Tho
weather was hne sad the track fast Three favortss
were beaten s! there br surprissa tho races
that proved upsets the talent falling to 10 chsnesA
The Lakeside Stakes was worth sly7s to the winner
Nine twoJeAr-old Mites started Chaperons and Mics
Knott wefe 10 fayorites. Nss knott came At the
S.t Isnsin foi sscsnd pIsrs. Time :o.n ~. .,x
tssnth The crack California oot Racine wA,A 70
on fsvorits hacins MAS bestsn by the black wonder
from Missouri kirxs dOr, who WAS to against in
ts betting BY lsngthI Tfs fayorits beat the ~ 70
phot Aloha by neck for SECOND place. Tine ;tek
mile da. or ns!a;n 6, od, III h,S (. 'sss ss
By tvo lengths from the 70 shot ~ Rind,s the ~
% chance. Gender. coming In third. Time .y51a
Tho nine.furlorg handicap had six siaItsn Joe
could DO was TO beat Bfsndostie Iepgth for second
place, the 70 chance Ny Fellow winning easily Ny
...r.sa ,ss. ~, iu,Ioas heat: AZ;
Esbss won both hssts easily, the nrt By i've lengths
from the fayorits and the Lass BY three lengths from
jhss 70 shsI ThS Ksissr. 1oreslix who Was third
In the rst heat being drawn the second on account
of receiving nlary BY ons of the other starters
An the Other ..rtsrs were ds'anesd In the hrst heat
The sun., 1891-06-24
George y. DuryeS Gets Harvey's $4,000
Place.

TRENTON. June 23.-Gov. Albeit to-day ap-
pointed George p. Duryee Of Newark Commits
sioner Of Banks and Insurance. to succeed
Col. George B. NJ. Harvey. resigned. The term
Is five years. and the salary $4,000. There
were seven good Democrats after tho BERTH
but the influence OF James Smith. Jr.. of
Essex prevailed. Smith and Duryee came to
the Governor. while three Of the candidates
were lolling about the State House corridors
waiting for q chance TO get into the executive
chamber. Mr.. Duryee Is young. but veteran
oficeholder. He has already been clerk In
chancery at a salary OF $4,000 per year. and
United States District Attorney.
The sun., 1891-06-24
Two Boy. Drowned 4. the Haexensaek.

Arthur Bewing. aged 1s. of 40 Madison ave-
nue., Jersey CITY. and Michael Mcmillan. aged
16. OF Oak street. went swimming yesterday In
tho Hsckensack River II ~ The Newark and
seized a With oramps u and ocl csled % out for help.
Bewing SWAN over to him and tried 10 help
him to the ahorc. but che drowning hoy
ciutched him In such o manner that he was
made helpless, and they 10th went down.
and put out In q boat. but reached them too
late to be OF any assistance. The bodies were
recovered.
The sun., 1891-06-24
Commis sIoner Phelan's Watch - In Pawn

On June l6 Dock Commissioner James J.
Phelan hired Robert Power to take up the car
pets In his house at 90 West EGhty-third
street. Power worked an hour or so and then
slipped out. taking the Commissioner wnirh,
valued at ti25 He was caught on Monday
lem Court yesterda was held to answer. He
had pawned the wa ch. :
The sun., 1891-06-24
4 PIECE OF TIN LEFT IN HIS ARM
The Rebel Ballet Had Passed Through
Col. Ira Az er's Canteeu.

Col. Ira Aver recently underwent a success
full surgical operation at tho Seney Hospital
in Brooklyn. At the second battle OF Bull Run
he received guushot wound In the left Arm.
Tho ball entered near the wrist. and. Rlancing
upward. lodged In the elbow. Although tho
bullet was soon extracted Col. Aycr. has con-
ago Dr.. Fowler detected the presence OF metal
IN the region Of the wound by means OF a tele-
phone prcbe. and nj the subsequent operation
q piece OF tin ABOUT tho size Of q gold dollar
was removed from the bone. Tho bullet before
striking Col. Aver had pierced his canteen.
The sun., 1891-06-24

The days sport ended with a dump for tho
whS snssd ed hss A6Sts q vrGiGa
In the early pools Virginia Evans brought $50.
Abbis Y. t65. Dynamite $40. Carrie Walton s35.
inside plaoe. and nons Of the party could heat
him from the wire. Virginia Evans went Tapped
away and without, waver came homo three
|engths ahead Of the mare. The time; 2:22s.
betting did mot change mlioh.. The second
heat was lively one; Carrie Walton closing
the quarter, but falling back at. the opening
Of the stretch; Abbie y. was well up. and set
e ss ashsa "a IL Rss Rs. to slsy s
peared So good that ahs sold at $40
and The aeId for so before the third
Again the Boston hysr kept ahead. and Turner
did not got Abble close TIL they turned home.
stretch and the mare appeared to be forging
to the front. whom shs jumped Of her stride.
and the race WAS over. for Dynamite got homo
Q lenRth ahead Of G. N. L In 2:23
The sun., 1891-06-24
Tho yvinasrs Mt Glousestsr.

oLoucKsrrR June aa-Ths folio wing the results Of
to-day's events:
First Racs-six and quarter furlonEs. cAruot won,
vsvAy second. P.J. II. third Time l;2a.
Second Race-IIalf mile. Democracy won, Budd Er-
vim second. Comforter third. Time, 6sk
Third Race-stx and half furloDga Euna won, King
Solomon SECOND. Laura 4. third Time i:.yk
Fourth Race ~ One mile. Glendale Wnn. hontpslier
sssSnd sssd Jack Jack s@s,ehsl'.f @ thira, ,Tims l1iN
Repeater second. MohicAn third. 1inA I2sf
Sixth KAcs-ssysn futlonRa Lizzie F0nso won, Avery
second Roy Alilt thtId. Time ]: :9O.
The sun., 1891-06-24
Held Responsible for n Fatal RaiIroa,
Accident.

NEW ORLEANS. June 23-The Coroner's jury
OF Jefferson Parish. investigating tho cause OF
the accident on the Illinois Central Railroad at
sauve Station. by which six men were killed.
rendered verd ct that the deaths resulted
from gross negligence and carelessness on the
open. and Conductor Isam a. accessory In the
act Of neglect, CHARGES OF manslaughter were
bond fixed at 81. 500. Isam furnished ball and
Tennapt was sent to jat
The sun., 1891-06-24
Bsrone.s zedl,..,. Fortune.

Judge Lawrence has appointed Recorder
Smyth referee to pass the accounts OF Alfred
and W. L. Roosevelt as guardians OF the estate
Iedlitz. The baroness came OF ags In Jan
nary. and under deed executed prior to her
marriage the guardians are to trausisr her
yelt as trustees OF her estate. She has S24O-
900 In personal property and large interest
I'm real eRtRta.
The sun., 1891-06-24
sMEEPsHE4Ds BIG GARD.
The Fields for Ts.asy's Races Are Unssu.
ally Large.

Although tho card for Sheopshead Bay to-day
Is devoid OF stake features. there 10 ousntity
enough In II to satisfy anybody. the entries In
the FIRST. second. and fourth events being I'M =.
usually large. Tho heat race at seven iurlongs
should be worth looking at, as Banquet. Ram-
bier. and Cynosuie can all repeat.
Whatever beats Correction and Eon In the
op ming race will take down the money. and 1t
winner OF tho second event. Zorline may run
second. Maidstone and Cassius ought TO run
we'll In the third. and Reporter and 1,spanto
win the heats. but he will know that he has
beon racing before he gets through with BAN
quot and Cynosure. CAstaway H. and Come
to 1aw may do In the last
This Is the programme IN detail:
Frat Pacs-A sweepstakes Of SIS each, for three
year. upward With u UoO addsi OF wnich $3.50
10 second and $iOO to third: weights seven pounds
above the scale; penalties and aiowancss; Futurity
The sun., 1891-06-24
Sale OF w.ito. Boy ..a Ne,i,. G.

BRipdsrosE June as-Ths gray gsldinx walton Boy
BY A. d. Dsriinxs wellington. after winning hard
fought race over haf mile track st NorwAik on Sat-
urday afternoon, was sold to Buckingham Lock wood
0SOO
Ths buckakin mare Nellie G., tbs famous half milo
y road horse.
The sun., 1891-06-24
New York Farmers Against the ThIrd
Party.

ALBANY. June 2s.-At a meeting OF the offl-
GERS OF the New York State Farmers League
held here to-day the third rarty movement
WAS unanimously denounced. A committee
was appointed. of which President Armstrong
is Chairman. to cnil . meeting Of the State
League to be held In Agricultural Hall. In this
city, in the carly purt Of August. 10 discuss
future legislation and political action.
The sun., 1891-06-24
1Rorr1He AT CHARTER OAK.
Lexington Chief Changes from Fseer and
Astouishes the Talent.

Astoaishes the Talent.
HARTFORD. June 23.-Thsre was tho usual
gathering OF turfmen at Charter Oak Park to-
day for the hrst meeting OF the year at this
popular track. It rained so much last week
that no work could be done on the course. and
1t was not very fast, although the hot sun dried
the surface thoroughly. By 2 o'clock thore
was fairly good attendance, including several
well-known lovers OF trotters from New York.
among them Major 8. +. Dickinson. Rensselaer,
Weston. Henry Hughes, Dan dc Noyelles. p.
Ryan. and W. Johnston. Arthur Benson OF
BROOKLYN, who has presided In the judges
stand here for many years. came also. He wss
assisted By Charles X. Drew. the professional
starter. and A. G. Hills Of this city.
There are large fields In most Of the classes.
and the three on the card for the opening af-
forded some interesting sport. especially the
fast trotting event. whore Dynamite again
proved too swift and steady for Abbie v.
James q. Goldsmith. who has q big strInR In
training here. had two OF them out this after
noon. but let his Lieutenant Perry. do the
driving. though Goldsmith IL greatly improved
In health.
striking instance OF speed trumphne over
breeding occurred In the frst race for 2:40
trotters. In tho field OF nine were such nicely
bred ones Is Ramona BY Alcyone: Addie Lee
H.. BY Elsctlonesr. and Daylight. by Starlight
Not one OF those could do anything with the
spotted Relding Lexington Chiei who was for:
morly PAGER. and had Q record at that gait OF
This year he has been. trained to trot, and
won some races on half mile tracks within q
few weeks. He sold cheap In the pools at frst.
ss :ss sa e. ss b. =
fore the start. Going around tho party at
% Sncs In tho flrst heat he did the mile IN e1 scly
stretch. The next two heats were % easily his
IN slow time, none OF Tue. iashlonable being
Se 70 sHs "a E9s Sa thS isst mile LsS ;S
stretch. but ~ the others were tangled up he
staggered homo Jfst in time.
This ney conner to the list 10 OF Morgan blood
through his si .. Aristos. while his dam. Dolly
Warden, is OF unknown origin.