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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-18
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MARIE RODZIEWICz.
MARIE RODzIEWICz.
VII

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(Ciag dalszy).

(Clag dalszy).
Ma odpust cd Didelis6w Mkt ME poszed{,
bo starry Jan zaniem6g3 juz cd trzech dnl
posciei sic ME podnosi}, stekajsc ciezko.
Jak mu Waiver odjazd sw6j ma piatek sta
nowczo naznaczy}, tax starego n6g zwali4o
nazajutrz ME wsta}.
Jak struci chodzili wszyscy chacie, ro-
bota ME sz}a, rozmowa sic ME klei3a, kobiety
Pop}akiwa]y po kataeh, mezozyzni sied7ieh
zmarkoceni osowiai.
Waiver wnet felczera sprowadzi}, po do
ktora chcia} jechaG, zmartwi} sic okrutnie.
Ale starry niczego ME chcia}, tylko wciaz
90 przy sobie trzyma}, odejsG mu ME pozwala1
= Niechta sic na ciebie pred smlercla
napatrze : m6wi}. : Mech ty mnie 90 tru-
mny w}ozysz iw dol spuscisz. Me potrzeba
mi nj lek6w, nj doktora, inc twego Wldoku 90
skonania godziny!
Vice ma taxa move lament napefnlaf cha
te, aWawer desperacyi "a glove sic porywaf,
sam ME wiedzac, co robiG, co rec, co posta-
nowiG
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Poniedzia}ek, dnia Is Maja 1891 r.

potezny clos. Natychmiast a
resztowano 60. Rama carewi-
cza jest juz wyleczona.
XIX Steele" powiada, ze
nadesz1y wiadomosci z Trebi-
zondu do Marsylii o wybuchu
nowego wulkanu W Armenll
ma szczycie cory Nimrod, .
kt6rego wydobywaja sic p}o-
mienie / lava. Miejscowosci
po}ozone u stop CORY So zni,
szczone mnostwo ludzi zabi-
tych i uszkodzonych. Ucie-
kajacy mieszkaja pod gofem
niebem, i sa pozbawieui mai
niezbedniejszych potrzeb, tax
re Rad turecki przedsiewziai
musial stosowne srodki ratun-
kowe.
Chociaz mad sprawa novel
taryfy debatuja W Izbie po-
stow cd dw6ch tygodni, ME
postapi}a ona ani krokiem ma
prod Zmarnowano tax vie
le czasu, re bedzie niepodo-
bie1stwem precise szczego{y
tejze, prawdopodohnie doda-
na azostanie proponowana przez
wydziaS podwyzka. Pomlmo
przedstawien re strony kup-
cow ME MONA ami myslec o
tenn, aby Rad zgodzi} sic na
znizenie taryfy celnej.
w Befonte i Nancy by}y
dzisiaj zawieje sniezne, CORY
W AIzacyi So pokryte sn'e-
giem.
,,Republjque Francaise'' na-
pisa}a artyku} wojenny o An
gli W Egipcie. C1ytamy W
MIN, ze Rad francuski zamie-
RIA dzia}ac przeclwko uslfowa
niom Anglii, kt6ra stara sic o
wyrugowsnie wp}yw6w Fran
cyl W Egipce re l4by lod
SD gotowi utrzymat wpiyw
Francyi.
Chilijskiego stnatora partyi
konSresoWel, MatteSo' PfZyJ-
mowa} podsekretarz minister
stwa spraw zewn. a ME mini
ster Ribot. Odwiedzi} on VIE
lu dyplomat6w, nigdzie jednak
urzedowo 60 ME uznano.
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Rok II.

wesz1o kilkunastu socyalist6w
do sail i poczeli sprzedawac
pamfet oczerniajacy Stanley'a.
Publicznosc myslac, re to
sprawozdanie o odczycie, "a
czeIa kupowae, gdy sic jednak
przekonano zdradzie, wyrzu-
como socyalist6w "a drzwi.
Grecya.
Wiede6, II maja,
Rad austryacki wys}a} W
obronie swych poddanych ma
Korfu ok1et pancerny.
Londyn, II maja.
Nadesz}e tu depesze dono.
sza, ze zydzi otworzyli juz ma
Korfu swe handle i re wyspa
znajduje sic juz W stanie spo-
kojnym.
POrtugalia.
Lzbona, II maja.
Po}ozenie inansowe polepsza
sic, ,,Republicano Secolo" wy
raza swa radosc powodu po,
rozumienia sic Anglia.
Ligbo7aa, II maja.
Donosza, re kr6l zaprosi
cz}onk6w rady pa1stwa ma
konferencya W sprawie utwo-
rzenia nowego Gabinetu.
Niderlandy.
Haag, II maja.
Baron Mackey, minister
spraw wewnetrznych wyrazif
W drugiej Izbie, re sprawozda-
MIA o niepokojach W Surinam
So przesadzone. Tylko jednego
murzyna zabito.
WfOchy.
Rgyua, II maja.
Donosza, re z zadnej strony
ME poczyniono krokow do "a
}atwienia sprawy New Orlea1-
skiej miedzy W5ochami a Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi ma drodze
pokojowej.
Argentynia.
Buenos Ayes, II maja.
Odmowa senatu do wyzna-
czenia wydzia}u, majacego sic
przekonaG O stanie bank6w
pa1stwowych, spowodowafa
podniesienie sic papier6w. Mo-
via, ze bank prowincyonalny
(Dok. Ia 4 tel str.)
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Rotszyldom, przesladowa
nym zydom. Najwieksi ban
kerry w Petersburgu~znan z
tego, re maja stosunki z Rot
szyldami, dostali uwiadomie.
ME, aby zwineli swoje interesa
/ opuscili kraj i m6wia, ze
Wisznegradzki proponuje "a
nlieniG4a procentowa pozyczke
bez zewnetrznej pomocy. Po-
niewaz kredyt cesarstwa jest
wysmienity, a zrod}a dochod6w
znaczne, 3 proc. pozyczka 800
milion6w frankow powinna sic
}atwo znalesc u kapitalist6w.
Donoszq r6wniez, re Wiszne-
gradzki pos}a1 do Fraucyi po
metode zaprowadzenia francu-
skiego sposobu pozyczki ludo-
wei. Me by}o to dawniej mo-
zliwem W Rosyi, dis da sic
to 4 1atwoscia uczynic. w
tym czasie Anglia musi sic
przypatrywaG nap}ywowi z}ota
do Rosy Loudynu i zapo,
biega6 temu, jezeli sic jej to
uda.
P0ry5, II maja.
Poselstwo francuskie W To-
kio nadeslalo urzedowe spra-
wozdanie o napadzie Ma care
wicza, 4 kt6rego sic okazuje,
2e napastuik by} policyantem
nazwiskiem Thunda, kt6ty juz
osm lat s}uzy1. Carewlcz opu
sci{ swoim orszakiem Ot~u,
odwiedziwszy wprz6d swi4ty-
ME budhyjska. On ks'qze
jerry weszli do swiatyni W
obuwiu Ma nogach, IA co sic
g}6wny bonza usRarza} przed
japoiskimi str6zami swiatyni.
poniewaz jest to uwazanem
iako zniewazenie narodowej
religii. Ksiazeta mieli 1amiar
usiasG do swych lektyk, gdy
Thumda, ma kt6rego przypa-
da}a straz swiatyni, zada} care
wiczovi clos mieczem po gSo-
vie. Ksiaze jerry powali}
natychmiast laska Thunde,
lecz tenze powsta} natychmiast
ieszcze raz napad} ma carewi-
cza, az inpy japo6czyk Wyrwa}
mu miecz z reki / zada} mu
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TelegTamy ZagraniGZne.

Telegramy zagraniczle.
Zawieje sniezne W Anglii i Fran
cyl.
Wybueh nOHegO Wulkanu W Ar
menii.
Emigracya iyd0w do Anglii.
Ultimatum ROsyi W spraWie
przepfywu przez Dardanele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-05-18

We czwartek wyda w. Reid
pose} ameryka1ski pierwszy
bal. PAM Reid jest obecnie W
Londynie.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
n,vcu,srNG AT JENNINGS.

.Iav THE stecpleehase for gentlemen
de attracted the largest crowd OF tie " 80
Hu'I' poning, to-day and nearly 1000 persons were
80, The track hardened consiueraoi9' ~ ~ on,
nd ,ue was made, lotions mile anu quaI' ~ IT,, zoo
Sot,, particularly noticeable, thouen "o -. 80 a.
o'n'S Tho running OF Basil Duke the faVonUe III
pounu' up - ,vos altogether unsatisfactory ana inc
he 10 q, investigation. The stories OF the owner
ao,ov az 70 the latter's orders did not agree
T s.st cePurse s4O0 divided Tor twooy es[cus Tr.
per to be sold for for s5eeded eS1d won steto any 100
ISngs;u uni second Arstocrat 1C9 ott 81 taT5 e5 Va
TimeDo :5s Betting-Jester : 70 70 o. 0'''''' "'' " -
Aristocrat 8 10 l. Mutuais-94 ~, . ,... 49,. o..
seeOeu sOe inward winner be sold for 81 Soo msnt
iS%a5ees TS3 Sna six furiongs silence ~ 'cs
Louise 9rsha sfsGe Silence and silent and
ha o,ch Louise 10 to place Silence to o. Louise
to !. Mutuals paid Sl4 oo. 49, D., ,h,ao veo, old, ard
Third raceThe Faust andenp iof & s5 aiSed aa a.
S.s yRwssrd %e Lotion u BergSO) Be won LS kGT-
isnder B. JOnes second Hss ,n5eS 70 "a to $ Virge to T.
I.sO. LSton snd ID GSrtceMl IS MutIals ~ paid eos IS.
Four,h r,cePnrse 500, divided Tor all age weights
20 rounds sbGTs ,das the se's rnda RSSSe Goee
madens 81 inT 1;anes) secoLd Vintage Time hly 3,
10 esimms third Time co." india nbb,r "a hup anS
6er 1sr,aap,s : 70 e. p 70 T. Mrtuals paid GIG 3D.
, 80 purse $500 divided for threeyear.o!ds and
I'LL winner 10 be sold for g 300 WEIGHT allowances
nS s nhSs second EhOiy pOse ags1 Iol &C.
WsSS Sdj g 70 EsSSy sssS rlHSS paid e.
anu ssn r,ceHuntcrs' sieeleehase, silver cup winner
u, seh hsek, and huners Natehez 1eo MT knI won
loo Nv & Eu'i mes se'Gpd I PsE9es Sees
seea 1oe even money Huekebery o and Dewberry to
q Mutuals paid IS 10
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
NEW 1yFrRMARY FOR WOMEN.

The formal opening Of ST. Andrews new iniirmary Tor
women took place night at No. 10s East onehundred
and twenty eghthst In the presence OF age assem-
M.oe The nnrmary was opened in March, 1880, at No.
uO second.ave and during the two-years occupancy
Of The old building $500 patients were treated on
"wednesday he patients under treatment were moved
to the new building which formerly the sundayschooi
nom o 81 Andrews Church and which has been thor
ouehly refted for present purpose Dr. Malcolm Nc
Lean is the surgeon charge He is assisted by Drs
W. y Marin Z. l.. Cocks and E. c. Tracy, and corps
of nine nurses with Mrs. T. e. Horton as matron shoa
addresses we're made night by the Rev. Dr. George
n Van De Water rector OF st. Andrews; DR.. Mclean
and Assistant District Attorney Vernon NJ Davis Among
those presen were J. Simpson, W. Johnston Mr.. and
Mrs. wagstafe, Arthur Tmpson Or. d. NJ. Marvin MIS-
George W. J,wett Mrs. r. NJ Hyde Mrs. Van Dc water
and Mrs Doald Mclean. Several substantial gffs were
received and others yet greatly needed for the sup
port Of woIhy institution which desires through The
Tribune 10 appeal 20 the public. 81. Andrews
Innmsry tie only institution of its Kind above Fifty
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE HANDICAP HORSES.
WHATS THE MATTER WITH TENNYp
ALMOST A CERTAIN STARTER IN THE HANDICAP

ALMOST A CERTAIN STARTER IN THE HANDICAP
"A SIGNIFICANT BET.
David Tennanias Pulsifer, owner Of Tenny, said
last night
aTenny will start in the Brooklyn Handicap II ne
docs not 20 lame again. We really thought ne
had broken down, and wrote to lot OF breeders
throughout the country to II any of em wanted 10
buy him for a stallion. i didn't hear from but one'
and he said the price i set took his breath away You
see IL Tenny was sure enough broken down didn't
want to lose the season at the stud. wanted 10
sell him at once.
aBut he got better. The veterinary took on
his shoe cut down his toe, and trimmed the hooi
In such a way as TO relieve the strain that made MIN
60 lame. Then we had linn shod with bar across
the shoe so that the frog could rest on 1t instead OF
on the ground. Since then Tenny hasn't shown the
least bit lame"
~ hear he worked mile over the hill In "A "a
today? said a reporter.
,Taint so. Who told you' Who saw him DO it3
His time was 1:49 "a a matter OF fact, don't
care who told you. horse that can gaop over tnat
hill now In IA "a is racehorSe."
"Tenny is racehorse." noo mn - .,o ooo
al hope he IS want to win S3o'ooo or o4o'ooo
On Wednesday night Philip Dwyer bet Mr.. Corbett
81 600 to 81 OOV that Prince Royal would beat Tenny
In the handicap. "Joe" Cotton was MT Dwyers
commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE COMING TRANSIT OF MERCURY.

Philadelphia May 7.-Professor NJ. B. Snyder, OF m
High School observatory Of this city, calls the atten-
ton Of Western astronomers and amateurs intending
to observe Mercury in transit May TO an interesting
phenomenon seen by him in the transit Of the same
planet in 1878, which may now be verified. When the
planet between first and second contact gradually
projecting itself upon the solar disc, only that portion
Of Mercury already projected on the sun was visible.
When, however the planet was about midway on the
solar limb quick glance into the telescope with spc-
clay rested and sensitive eyes for a moment and for
moment only revealed the entre disc OF the planet.
that part still off the solar disc appearing fainty
ilumned This visibility Of the portion Of the planet
still off the at the mid position has never before
boon noted and to he due to internal reflection
OF solar light in atmosphere OF Mercuey.
He also indicates that the most Interesting and per-
haps useful method OF observing the first contact con-
sists in the contrast method successfully used by him
on Mercury in 1873 and Venus in 1882. Ry this
method the observer slowly vbrates the telescope
over the expected point Of contact on the solar limb
and records the moment Of the first peculiar change
in the tone of light along the solar limb caused by the
nrojection of the planet on the chromosphere lie
then watches at the point where the change Gt shade
was noticed, and verhes By means OF the notch there
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE CORN-COB PATENTED.
70 tde Editor of The Trib q q Q.

=
Sir: That the Patent Office indulges in occasional
vagary is not unknown-as witness the patents which
1t has granted for the antisnorer, the artificial egg
the automatic henroost the united pistol and bootac
the combined plough and cannon and the Illuminated
rat. But II has taken its boldest and furthest
fight, and solemnly given to an Ohio inventor .
patent on the corn.cob no. 440,2l7, March 81 1S91
This genius wanted to polish the plates which hold
false teeth which Is usually done by pumicestone and
revolving cone Of cork. al have discovered he
says thus setting forth his inspiration, that the
ordinary cncob possesses all the requisites, and then
he proceeds to specify what corncob is. Its body
is formed of hard durable substance having soft
php he tells us its exterior is provided with small
cavities formed by the grains Of corn.' Each cell
Is provided with the usual husks or hairs which
surround the base Of the grain" etc. etc And finally
he is granted this claim "A rotary polishing cone,
the main portion Of which Is substantially right
cylinder one end OF which is cut of substantially
square and the opposite end gradually tapered to .
point, the exterior OF said cone being provided with
regularly arranged pockets, the walls Of which are
thin and yielding substantially as described" Was
there ever more beautifully scientific description OF
corn-cob with its end chopped of than that Mean
while, IL Is an axiom In patent law that " an IN
ventor is entitled 10 all OF the uses 70 which his
invention may be put, whether he knows them or not
The habitat Of the corn-cob Is rather extensive.
Every Innocent agrlcuturst in the North owning a
right to his cobs than his arch enemy the crow has
to as Every cOlored person In the sunny south
adapting the corn-cob to the soothing uses OF pipe
corn TO be grown, II not on cobsl And what shall
be said OF Secretary Of Agriculture who writes an
eloquent essay about the Duty OF the Hour" ana
has never word OF condemnation I'm it for this brood
ing octopus which stands ready TO poke It's horrld
tentacles through the chnks OF every corn-cro In
iti PARK BENJAMIN,
Ne 30 Park Place. N. v, April IA, 1891. ..
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
NEWS OF THE WORLDS FAIR.

Chicago. May 7.-Director General Davis received
dispatch from Secretary Blaine to-day stating that the
German Government has officially accepted the Presl
dents invitation to take part in the Worlds Fair
Mr. Thorpe, secretary OF the New-York Horticultural
Society," is in the city to protest. rs the representative
OF the horticultural societies Of New-fork MaSsachn
SETS Pennsylvania and Connecticut against the con-
frmation OF W. S. Maxwell OF California. as the chief
Of the department OF horticulture OF the Worlds Fair
The objection to Mr.. Maxwell is based upon belief
that he not sufficiently acquainted with the needs Of
the department and cannot successfully conduct it.
Washington, May IA cable dispatch was received
at the Latin American department OF the Worlds Co
lumban Exposition this morning from Leutenans
scriven Commissioner to Central America, as follows:
"Costa Rca has given assurances OF hearty co
oneration. The Government will erect its own building
at Chicago and appoint five commissioners. The Ma
tionaI Museum of Costa Rica Will send valuable exr
hibit. Everything is favorable
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
PLEA FOR THE srREETCAR HORSES.

TO the Editor Of The Tri bunc.
Sir: An association is being formed in hopes that
the car company will take up the matter and also that
Won will kindly allow ii space in your paper so as to
meet the public eye In Paris and Berlin and other
cities the street cars only stop every third Oiock 70
take mn and let down passengers as to save the
mil and drag on the poor horses and the wear and
tear as we'll Noticing that this is only done here
under the tunnel in Fourth-ave.. between Thirty
fourth and Forty second sts, why cannot the plan
Ia continued in the same manner in all the streets
W. have seon persons insist on being let down at
bor own doorsIwhen ten feet from there they might
descended with other passengers and so save the
horses We have seen them also becKon 10 the con-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
HARLEM PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

EFFORT is king made 10 reorganze the Harlem Phil
society this object in view more than
BOO Of the prominent OF Harlem met yesterday
morning in the Ia Of the Harlem Democratic CIuo'
Among them eMrs. c. II. Mclean, Mrs. c. G. Tyler.
Mrs. Y. \. Newmln, Mrs. j. Allen Miss Dorset, Mrs
Marshal 4. Ayres Mrs. Cutler, MIS- Dr. Pierson and
Mrs. Edgar Ketehtn. The Rev. Dr. $. H. Virgin made
address connecting the work, and short musical
entertainment iven initiate the project. Nearly
all those present sincd the membership roll II is un.
H. TfIeck will be director OF the society
Plans for Forthcoming concerts and public rehearssls Will
be perfected anothr meeting be held.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

carving Of the altar and reredos. Long before the
hour had arrived for beginning the service II was
almost impossible to set inside the doors Of the chnrcn
and when IL O'Clock came the large BUILDING was
turned away. Many remained standing through the
entire service, which lasted two hours and hali.
Large congregations also attended the service at
Grace Church and at st. Bartholomew. .-t
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
Forp our OF FIyE FAyoR1TEs WIN.

Nashville Tenn. May 7.-0ver 5000 people attended
the OF the West Side Jockey Club to-day four Of
the five favorites The details follow;
First race-Purse s4Oo for three.yearolds nine-six
teenths X. X. was never headed Dolly Mobiles second
Alice D. third Time-5SL.
Second race-Sening; purse s4o0; for hree-yearoidi
and upward seven furlongs Burch won from Sun hoss
who beat Redllght for the place. Time-l :29h.
Third race-Rosenheim Stake; for threeyear-oids anc
upward mile and sixteenth. yirge dor won by head
while Long Shot beat wyndom twenty lengths for place
Time-1 40.
Fourth race-Bee Meade Stakes s1 900 added by Belle
Meade stud for three year-old hllies; one mile loa
Pckwick won, while Philora captured the place IRON
Bonnie Byrd by length. Timc-1:43.
Fifth raoe-Purse s400 for twoyear-old colts Ave fur
longs General Mitchell won; Blaze Duke secured second
money from West Lake. Time-1 :06.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE BALTIMORE rEoTT1NG RACES.

baltimore, May Fifteen hundred people were present
to-day at the Gentlemen's Driving Park. The meeting
will close tomorrow and the horses will then 60 to
Philadelphia.
Glass 25-Purse $780, Lady Sheridan (swann) won
Madge Miller (Greenway). second Berry Davis (Hunter
third. Tfme-2 :2s, 2:24i4, :2e4, %
Glass 2:37-Purxe $780, Yorker (Hewett) won George
NJ. Mot (pamer), second; Toodcs, IT. (Bas') third.
Time-o :3sis 2:32i, 1881, 2 254.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
or cprAr vA1rE TO TIE GRAND ARMY.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Kindly deliver to bearer 200 copies Of "The
Roster for the members Of our Post. will mail a
couy to each member. The Tribune has done the
Grand Army an important service in issuing this
pamphlet for 1t Is of great to us all and is con-
tinually consulted by officers and members
'''''' +. S. BARTRAM,
Commander Alexander Hamilton Post G. A. x.
New York May d. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
COLUMBIA COLLEGE ANNUAL REGATTA.


The annual regatta Of the Columbia College Athietlc
Union will take place afternoon on the Harlem
River The senior and sophomore classes VIII urhish no
c,evs and hence the contest VIII be between the juniors
and the freshmen. The to start at l. O'CLOCK
and the course extends from High Bridge TO the railroad
bridge at Fourthave. The VARSITY crew VIII 70" over
tho course with two contetng crews The 92 crew con-
s,sts Of c. w Trippe. NJ stroke Captain f. T. smith,
b. McKinlay, NJ, o. J. A BERNARD A. D; il. L.
DriVhtman A., ID. Bandler, A., 3; H. o. werner NJ
0. T. H. sisson A., bow; B II. butcher, NJ, coAs"ah'
The "a crew consists OF Captain W. H. Nichols lr., NJ
stroke; c. Perrine, NJ. r. r. Pardow, A. 81 j. " b.
pemarest NJ, 8; C. A. Holder, A., 4; r. u hsHi'Oh'
NJ. 3; j. p. Bernhard. A.. q F. w. Douglas NJ DOW;
e. Taylor NJ. coxswain. -,
Tn. sixth annual exhibition OF the Columbia College
Amateur Photographic Society was opened yesterday IN the
che,no1l Museum Of ule School OF Mines At meeting
% h freshman class Of the School OF Arts yesterday 1t
was declared mat by Of competitive contest g. B.
connen had been class poet IN order that ue
cl.ss Of ,e5 next years "ehdren might be appropriately
received by the present freshman class II was decided oy
The clas 70 appoint "'9S reception committee"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
w,vNyKs AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington, KY May 7'-Ihis afternoon was onsh'
and clear though cool The track in good condition.
INV -, raco selling: purse 800 for threeyefr-ods and
arn. one mile I'd. Leonard won, Cashier second
Nominees third. Time LEA
sn.o,d roce- Newport News and Mississippi Vnney
,,onna1y Eastern Division o. route lishulcspp scep
1oIpIaE Tor -year-Olds and upward SooO
sw.ep s ,,rcnrs Princess Limo won, Mount JOY Sec
saS snSeu ,iadelin third. Time. 1;los. III.
hird race-purse $500; for threeyear'oids; one nn'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
TIE ELDER AARON BURR.

To tho Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The very interesting letter printed IN The
Tribune yesterday morning which written by
Aaron Burr the elder is dated Newark, December g.
1872 This must be Typographical error for 1922.
ne Rurr removed to Princeton in 1856 and died the
following year CIIAS. r. WILLIAMS.
New York, May D. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
p1rRLINGToN's FAST TRIAL.

burlington ran wonderful trial at Gravesend yes
.av considering the diotic mannec in which he was
ridden The quarter made in % seconds the haii
in 40 eegnhf in oa and 12 e ehG mile sHd GEar
!a III IL 10 The fractions show plainly enough uiaV
' Sei u,1s ~ mmped out In the first threequaI'ers'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
A GREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Fourteen trains fo Albany and Troy twelve for syr-
scuse ten for Rochder and Buffalo; I've for Chicago
four for Cincinnati hree for st. Louis leave GInna
Central Station ever day via the New-york Central,
~AGnoE1ess Greatest asiiroad."
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

ard seventy yards Kngman won. Bermuda second,
Michael third Time, :iS.
Fourth race-The Kentucky Triple Event, sweepstakes
for -yearods Ell 900 added one mile Lohgshoe
1912.
Firth race-seIlng; purse $500; for two-yeaf-olas
nine5s xteenths. Inc Hero won, Ragner second DR..
MJlloy third. Time, .513.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

ductor TO ring and then change their minds after the
had stopped and proceed little distance further
We trust You win do what you can Tor JUSTICE ano
charity's sake. HUMANlIAa
New-York, May 3, 1891. ..-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
APPOINTED.

'FotJRTH.CLAss PosTMASTERs APPOINTED.
Washington, May 7.-Fcur.h-class postmasters were
today appointed follows Pennsylvania-J E.
White, Elbridge; New-Jersey-F. E. Bonnen, Bayvile;
N Hart, Bougher.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francsco. May z, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE RENNINGTON ACCEPTED.

Washington, May 7.-secretary Tracy to-day ac-
cepted the gunbost Bennington subject to contract
reservation OF 81 900 to insure completion.