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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-HY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. o." Evening Journal reports cattle
Receipts 10000 head; shipments. 1900 head, active;
50 Is: stoei1ers 81 1Oa - So cows and hefers
81 25a 81 so. HOgs-Receips, 2l.00O head: ship
"a 900 "a s5: packers and mixed. ~ 900 g prime
heavy and butchers weights s. 81 s. 30; light. 500
50 l5 Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1900 head, lower: natives, "a GO; Westerns ~ 100
~ Louls sent 9.-Catte-Receipts, 1900 head !;
sbipmentS 800 head. Market slow 10 steady: good
10 choice natives SJa IS 60: fair 10 good, DO, %3aS5
rexans and Indians steers. 81 40d - 10. Gamers,
n 500 80 35 HOgs-Receips. $500 had; shipments,
500 head. Market 1Oc lower fair to best, selected,
a. 1O9 81 90: mixed grades 81 706 p 10: workers.,
1896 Is Sheep-ReceiDts 800 head shipments.
200 head Market steady fair choice, $3d ~ IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10

92Ssa93isc closing 92c bid December, 05sG97, closing
95Ac May, 81 02sdel o. closing 81 02is Corn railed
along after wheat and the weather conditions caused
weak generally bearish feeling. Tho close Iasc
OF from YESTERDAY; No cash e2c september, 6oaei c
S5ll,c closing tise ASKED oas weak for futures and
closing Use May. 32isas2sc closing 32ke. Rye
Minnc.ota 6oc iowa eoc Hay dull and lover timothy
20 Sod5i2 so; prairie, 81 5OGss 80 Bran higher and IN
demand sacked I. b. boat SIC track, Soc Flaxseed
Ts%sr . oe Led steady q B9t.eE unsSs1ged
Ell ieh. Lard 20 1888 90 Dry Dry salt meets boSsd
So Baeop b shoulders go longs IS Isl
Flour go 900 b6ls wheat, 10000 bush corn. 1900
bush bush osS % GOO bush rye 600 bush barley 5000
bush corn, q 600 bush oats So 900 bush; rye 1900
bush barley. 1000 bush " ~
Toledo Sept. 9.-wheot lower weak; cash and sept.m-
Der 932e October 35i4e; December, OSLO May
~ W. August VOc. Corn quiet, steady; cash, 0oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
THE POLK BADGET-TANNER AFFAIR

The Polk Badget case is st subject much talked
about by 1t is reported that the horse
shipped to New-York and arrived in jersey City last
night or viii arrive this morning, but the chances
that the Brannons are too srewd to send the horse
here rs that would surely convict them If the horse
was Tanner They might substitute another horse and
in that deceive the Latonia officials The purse
is withheld by the association until the horse Is pro
duced and identified. The owner OF the horse that
second claims the purse. there IS no such breeding IN
the stud book ms that given for the winner Secretary
Homer must have been very careless TO let such an
entry 90 without making an investigation, Mr.: Nc,
Intyre and other secretaries in the East 90 WIN au
pcdigTees that do not look honest and right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
SMOKELESS POWDER TESTED
SUCCESSFUL RESULTS AT THE NAVAL PROV.
ING GROUND.
A NEW COMPOUND DEVISED AT THE TORPEDO
sTAIoN-THE coXnIr1oNs A1I. r1r1.r1LLEp.

NO-NA SbND DEVISED AT THE TOkBEDO
I sTATloN-THE CONDITIONS ALL FULFILLED.
Washington, Sept. "a smokeless powder has at
last been found that seems to meet all the require
'es' ana test had yesterday at the Naval ordnance
ground places the United states on an equality
WIN loIeish services In the matter Of powder. In
suult'oh 10 smokelessness n successful smOkeleSs
powder must possess progressive rIteaof burning,
compete combustion Of the charge within the gun,
uniformity III action and the minimum interior pressure
WIN inc maximum initial velocity. These conditions,
ui'er years work. have been united in a powder
nahhlactufed by Professor Charles T.. Munroe Of the
navy ana developed by Commander T. F. Jewell, who
Is In charge Of the torpedo station Yesterdays trial
was oil smOkeeSs powder destined for the smaller
oaOres OF the rapdfre guns, and ut the test three
pOuhder ana sX-pOunder guns were used The results
are hghy satisfactory to the Ordnance people Eleven
rounds were fired from the FOUNDER and eight rounds
run ule three-pounder guns. The final results with
the SIX FOUNDER charge wero follows With charge
OF 4OO gnmmes, velocity Of 9CO feet was obtained
the pressure being sixteen tons: with charge OF 800
grammes velocity Of 1890 feet was secured the
pressure being fourteen tons. The eight rounds with
inc ponder gun produced even more satisfactory
results With charge Of 80 grammes Of smokeless
powder, the pressure was fourteen tons and the
velocity $3.50 feet.
Inc results with the three pounder' said an
ordnance expert, who witnessed the test ~ane some.
what more favorable than those which have been
obtained abroad, ard with the slxpounder gun they
are about equal to them The powder itself is almost
entirely smokeless. 1t Is necessary however to use
snail printing charge Of black powder. This pro
duceS slight puff Of gray smoke, which quickly dis
study and Development
The process Of manufacture Of the powder will of
course he kept secret In the Interest OF the Govern
ment. The Naval Ordnance Bureau has been ex.
perimenting for some time with grain suitable for
soon, will be with the four-inch caiibre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Sept o-F1our steady; unchanged receipts,
O5A bbr shipments, Is G25 bbls sales 1,525 bbs.
Wheat weak No. = red ed :Got and the month, 9 0o%s
~ O4as No red 92@a92',c; receipts PAS OF
bush shipments 12S,72i bush stock, L71G,713 bush
sales 800 600 BUSH Southern wheat weak FultZ 95cG
q O$ :; Longberry 9sca8l os. Corn easy; mixed spot,
bush stock 7,767 bush sales Il 600 bush; southern
fmer; white 70d7lc; yellow 72d73c. Oats quiet with
less active demand No. white Western, 37d37l2c No
. mixed Western, 33l2c asked receipts, 1900 bush
stock 120 3l0 bush. Rye quiet and lower; No. 0Sc
ceipts 9.253 bush shipments 27,2 bush stock 40370
bush Hay quiet and easy good to choice timothy sl3 80
GS1 So Grain frcghS quiet unchanged. Cotton steady
mddng sac. Provisions very firm, change. Butter
active creamery fancy, Csc do fair to choice 22a24c
do imitation, 1Sd20c ladle. fancy 16d17c good 10 choice
false store packed Halle. Eggs firm, zoe. Coffee
steady Rio cargoes fair 1880 No 10c Sugar, copper
and whskey unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
COTTON mARKETs-1Y TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Sent. ., p: m-COttqa.The sales Of tn.
lean nddng low middling clause, september delivery,
5G6id buyers; September aud October, 5G0id buy
ers October 0O-Otd buyers; October and November.
Good; November ana December, 6a-O4q5d; December
and january 5 2-64d buyers; January and February,
I.Oid5 5,Oid; February and March, 5G-0iG5 7-e4d
March and Ap.l. 0.64d5 1904. ~
Galveston sept 9.-CottOn elsier; middlng, l1-16c
low middlne Size good ordinary, 7Ac net and gross
receipt 5s73 bales sales 673 bales stock s67 bales
Norfolk sept. 9;.totton htm; middllng, Sl6c net
and oss rece' o.. bales eIpgrsS eoaS'"lSe 20 oaS
savannah, sept Cotton steady middllng. S.l6c
low nnIGng lie; good ordinary, Che; net and gross
r,c 1888 bales exports coastwise slS bales sales
49, NewOrieans, Sept 9.-Cotton steady; midding, she ;
low mddllng 1916 good ordinary Tie; net receipts
s3i rales gross $50 bales sales 1870 bales Stock
59,49l BALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
THEY COULDN'T HIT THE TARGET.

Captain Wilson took detachment OF the I'd Battery.
now In camp at Garden City l.. T. TO Hampstead Plains
yesterday to build target. One constructed 20
feet wide by 10 feet high. In the afternoon the men
tried to hit t. Shooting began at the 1000 yards dis
lance The practice is entirely TO the battery and
the result cannot be called satisfactory. The 210 inches
rifles were loaded with shells holding three and onehaf
pounds OF powder and throwing a proectle weighing
thirteen and oneha pounds The few shotssGrod did
hit the target but 1t IS expected that when the practice
IL repeated it will turn differently The sights have
be fixed and experience be gained in aiming
and the exact amount Of powder required must be ascer
taned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. sept o. rs p. m.Becf-Hold r; offer freely
steady at SIS 3D. IansHoldeIs otter moderately Bacon
Holders moderately; Cunt erland cut about % 70
20 H. steady az i9s ca shoulders about l. TO s D. dull
at AS ChecseHoders offer moderately. Tallow-Hoders
otter freely Turpentne-HOlderS offer DaTnglyi spirits
firm at rs Cd. ROdn-HOlders 0fef med oratey Lard
Ut and utures-lloldrs offer mod ratey SPOT steady
steady at SO, 3D. CottOnseed oilLverpoo refined dull
al DOS Wheat-Hoders offer freely; No winter dull
at S. I'd. Flour-Hoders offer moderately. Corn-Spot-
Holders Offer spailngly Fu.ur'S-iiOdc 9nef HTsy
at London-Pacnc COast-Holders not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
VARFARE IN THE LUMBER TRADE.
TIE HANDLERS UNION THREATENS TO ARREST
OFFICERS OF THE DEALERS ASSOIA-
TION FOR CONSPIRACY.


A sensational story came to light yesterday In con-
nection with the New-YOrk Lumber Trade Associa|
ton The story, told at meeting OF the Board
Of Walking Delegates, shows that il is the outcome
of the lumber boycott last spring. 1t seems that for
some time Il number OF men belonging to the Lumber
Handlers Union have had hard time getting work
in any lumber yards and the union begnn an lnves-
CATION as a result of which special committee asserts
that the Lumber Dealers Association is Systematically
bacstlng the flowing union account OF their
zeal in agitatlng for the union: Thomas Gaivey'
Dennis Cassidy William O'Neil John TIeevan' Garrett
Motley James Kevil, John Fitzgerald. Richard FLU
gerald John sullivan, Edward KOerber, Thomas hea-
gan Hugh Reilly Richard Hogan. John Haley George
Vanderbeck Nicholas smith, Patrick McDerm9tt, w. J.
O'ConnelI Michael sullivan, Thomas O'Rourke, Daniel
Carnody Patrick Burns, Denis sullivan, Thomas Clay-
born, Daniel Buckley and Philip Tourney.
The committee also showed what purpOrted TO De
secret circular containing the names Of the men Sald
to be blacklsted and the following notice In accord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mark'
was steady and unchanged. Eggs 1GdlO2c.

On Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady and unchanged Eggs, lO"lOGc
Milwaukee. Sept. 0.-Flour dull Wheat weak No 2
spring track cash, 9ld22c ScptembSr 9oS2l &c
Cash. CAS- 62eGGSc Oats lower; 30 white track, 8lt
& IN Bqey Sss E e2 lover oS
sio 60. J" Lari-0co6cr 50 90 RcceIpts-Foar, 1900
R R9l1 1920 bbls barley, 1900 bush.
Minneapolis sept 29e cash market was Of from
Elevator men we've bddeis but they were too low, to
S Close 2o had on tack, ssqssat 20 Northern
track. s7ds7lec; 10. Northern on track s3as5c.
Peoria, sept. 0.-Com quiet; No. >, .Gl2c; No g.
oSac 80. /, 02c. oats quiet; No. whit $0aS9S3e
M NE 81 is spIits 81 90 Recepts-con 5000 bush
oa $1,000 bush @ 900 bush; bs.lE Go SU y5 OpS S
i.otO bush barley, 1000 bush
Philadelphia. Sept; 0.Flor market weak unsettled l.
Sas' ] hoG Ma on yS ou Of d %co Go"
sympathy with decline In rye at ~ ioGsi w. per PpI
domestic grain centres very large while cables we're lower
s"d export d+%n and i gT deao 37 So
red in grain depot for milling 81 o. steamer 90 red
I@a eSg eSn %Sa$ 81 % Goa octo5cr GO o.
November 81 o2SdT G$L Deeemor 81 0i%HT l, oj
Conception market weak, ~ sympathy with decline IN
Nominal wa but oea 'F ca Eas dr. duo aG oa R sales Of NS
high mixed and Yellow in grain depot ana I0h-st eeHSo
November G0a07c: December. 59dG0c Oats-C nerinss
local i2 adc demand Fuur quiet and uacGaagcd
N Wbi &c do cRocc. $sc unqraded whc 81 &c 30
white soc No whit Sentrmber 81 I'd 8i2c; octe9er
81 d37lc; November 81 od3s be December 81 2d3Si2c
Butter aulet. firm; PennS1ly9nia creamery extra, 239
q PC do print extra 2Gd2Sc Petroleum dul refined
i'm bbs 70 l5dTG 80. refined firm and IN good
demand: cut loaf Sc; cubes. jl6ai 7-6', extra pow
derd 5I.c: standard powd rcd, 9-16c fine grlnua'cd
5-1Gc standard granui9tGd Bloc double refined
q%e red sar A. DE red star G. 0iGc; green star C.
3 7lG. Ohcr articles unchanged. Rcccipts-flour.
500 lIl, 100 sacks wheat lO2 300 bush $500
bush oats 265OO bush. Shipnents-Nheat $4,000 bush
cora. 80 600 bush; oats. 2O.SOO bush.
St Louis Sept 9.-Flour very dun aud weak. Wheat
opened &c lower declined &c more. ruled quiet for
while then adv anccd c. broke suddenly and continued
the down grade until lac lost closing the bottom
and gle below yesterday No. red cash C2a3 october
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
An AMERICAN FALLS INTO 4 SWISS cREvAsSE.

cable dispatch was received Tuesday by William
c. LAM Of No. 2s0 Madison-ave announcing that his
only son, Charles had been killed last Thursday by
falling through creyasse in glacier OF the
tans Obcrhofen, Switzerland. The unfortunate
young had joined party Of tourists who had up
the mountain to view and explore the glacier While
passing large opening in the Ice young Lane
missed his footing and fell down into the abyss. His
body recovered until two days after the accident
William c. Lane, his father sailed yesterday for Switzer
land to bring his sons body home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
SECRETARY RISK HAD HEARD No COMPLAINT

Washington, Sept. (SpeciaD.-A Tribune CORE
spondent to-day asked Secretary Rusk If he had re-
ceived visit from a committee or representative of
the New York exporters OF meat products in behalf Of
a modification Of the Inspection regulations. The Sec
rotary replied:
This is the first time have heard that there was
any dissatisfaction with the regulations. No person
has come to see me to urge any change. We aim to
make the regulations as simple rs possible and have
them effective so far know the packers are salts
fed. one thing is certain: no diseased meat meat
products will be shipped from this country TO any
foreign country II this Department can prevent it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10

Madrid Glsmor and Rio Grando in close attendance
In the stretch Tom Harding away and at the urong
post the odds looked 10 to him. But he tired badly,
and ARA who had been ostled and slightly nteaered
with iefore reaching the bend closed with him very
and came within nippIng him the post
He lasted long enough, however win by neck; ARA
second two and half lengths before GlamOr, who beat
Enroll neck Naryaez rode most Hngainly finish
II is wonder that he did not stop his mount
THIRD RACE-THE BELLIES STAKES. A sweepstakes
for nles, two years old, $50 with 81 800 added
Of which 1850 to the second and $3.50 to the third
Special weights Straight course about three-quarters
OF mile.
Betting.
ST. pl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
THE FRAUD AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati, sept. 0.-The fraud in the second race
at LatOnla on Monday, by which Polk Badget gave MS
owners such big winnings, is not yet unearthed Bran
non. the owner, yesterday appeared before the EX
ecutivc Committee and promised t. bring the horse back
from Chicago But IL Is held that the horse that won
The race was Tanner and that he was not sent 10
Chicago at all; that Polk Budget was sent 10 tnlcaeo
night when he was sent by express 10 Jersey Cly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON AND NEw-ENGLAND
POINTS

On and after September 81 the Long Island ana
Eastern states Line, comprising the Long Island kill
read New England Terminal Company, ilonsaloniee
Railroad system and the New York lnd New .Engahu
Railroad will run through solid Vcstbulc Trains, con
ssting Of elegant coaches and Pullman seepers bun,
expressly for the service. lighted by tlnsch ga anu
point and Hnwcyvllle Conn., 10 Boston, leaving BrOob
iyn Long Island City and Boston at IL p. M. daily;
Including Sundays arriving at Z 80 a. IN. For lui
particulars see timetables when issued -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
PONDS coyTIYrED AND REDEFMED.

Washington. sept 9.-The IL per cent bonds
ceived at the Treasury Department TO-DAY for con
tinuance at per cent amounted to sG3 500. making
the total 20 date S21.f13.s5O The IL per cent
bonds received for redemption to-day amount to
s31 $50 making the total thus far redeemei 1O,255,
100 These figures do not include the transactions at
the New York Sub-IrCasurr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
SENoRITA AND PRINCE ROYAL.
TWO OLD FAYORITES TO REAPPEAR AT SLEEPS
HEAD BAY TO-DAY.

TWO OLD FAYoRITES TO REAPPEAR AT SLEEPS
HEAD BAY TODAY.
There IS sufficient variety in the card today TO
please and to attract all kinds Of turf followers Many
feet sprnteIs Will start in the first In the sec
ond the old favOrite Senora, may be seen once more
and in company that she in her best days would
despise. The first instalmen Of the peculiarly con-
structed Sea and Sound Stakes is the third race, In
witch some promising youngsters Will compete. The
Bridge Handicap will test the speed and stamina OF
the thlee-y ear-olds. Prince Royals is among
the entries for the Average Stakes His long retire
ment has given him the benefit of all The allowances
and he will carry but 1O2 pounds The last is
the grass course Grass races are steadily gaining in
public favor
These are the entries in full in all the races:
FIRST RACE-For threey sweepstakes OF soj
each with 81 900 added which $3.50 10 second the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
Er.COYGREsSMAN cLIRK DYING.

WATERFOWL y. Y. sept. &C. i. Clark, Of Neenah'
WIS., who fol- two terms was representative in Con
gre=s is dying at his former home In Theresa. this
county lie came to this region with his wife few
days ago to visit his native town and was sudicnN
taken Ill., lie takes No nourishment. ana there Is no
hope Of his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
SILVER PURCHASES BY THE TREASURY.

Washington. Sept. o.-The amount Of silver offered
for sale to the Treasury Department to-day was
$4,000 ounces. and the amount purchased 100000
ounces as follows: $4,000 ounces at S0os4o; 100000
at sOos5O; $4,000 at SO.0s55; 10000 at s00S5G
175 900 at S00SG0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
SHIPS FOR FOREIGN SERVICE.

Washington, Sept o.-Sccretary Tracy issued an
order to-day for the Chiefs Of D.eaas Immediately to
prepare the Yorktown for the Pacific station,
and the gunboat Petrol for service on the Asiatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
9.-The leading futures ranged as follows
WHEAT, NO. 2.

and weak spring patents, 81 0Od$5 Is; bakers sta
81 % straghts, $l 50d$4 so; winter patents 81 70d
81 81 sraights 81 40dSi 60 No . spring wheat. 0lO
91+e No spring wheat "a d85e No 2 red 9ld9l &c
No 3 white. 29I d304c; no rye, soc No barley. 63
cote No. g. free board 4OGG2c NO 4, free on board
3id5Gc No haNseed. 81 OF L prime timothy seed, ~ 20
AL 30 mess pork, Ter Dbl $40 80; lard per 100 n
sG 0Od$6 OH short ribs. sides oOse), 81 10d$7 122
dry shoulders Cboxed IS 75d$6 s7e short clear
aides (boxed ~ 05dSS whskey di5tllcrs finished goods
ner gallOn. al is sugar unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
p Doubtful starter


FOURTH RACE-THE BRIDGE HANDICAP. For
threeycar ods, handicap sweepstakes Of 1925 each.
a. 800 be added by association; the second 10
receive 500 OF the added money and 20 per cent
OF the stakes; the third 10 per cent Of the stakes One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
Domesur rltuanons DGnTe(
Females.

Females.
AIRS. BACON'S RELIABLE EMPLOY
! wi MENT OFFICE is the only place Z
/ secure arst-class help male and female. 30
| 0th-ave.
rURSE.-Compctent French girl As nur-,
~ to isfant or growing children. j. cN
prrencad and capable q taking fnll cEai
night and day; n at sewer Obll-in2 win
e.xte lent city 2 fer noes. seen az Nine.
IACOTIN'S. COZ 6th-aYe., upstairs, br-
tween 18th and 3Jth SIS
HIURSE.--Glrl. Il. wishes situation As
y nur, In a private family sp AXIS Ger
man and English. 4l5 West 39th-st.
NITRsE or CHAMBERMAID and WAIT
RFSS.-By a neat. capable girl city or
country: references. eau ~ bth-aNe.
near l7th-st.. Mrs. HALL'S.
NiCRSE and SEAMSTRESS.-lIy young
y German Protest ant woman experienced
nurse and first-class seamstrcss. Call at 25i
8d.aye between 10th and goth SIS.
HITRSF.-By a nea: North German Prot
estant; good seamstress and needle
n,rker: arst-class references TO small o.
craving children city or country. CaI
~ Dll.eK IS, 110 East 12th-st, between
Sd and 4th ayes.
,TTRSE or CHAMBERMA1D.-By a.
y Young woman kind and patient gooo
r.fcrsnccs: city or country. FOG west
ilst-st.
lrTESFRY OVERNESS.- by o wei
y educated German Protestant; can te1ch
hcr own language aud piano. good sever
city references; salary go. 0O- oth'a'e''
first floor.
NJ UISE.-By neat, tidy young gll! a.
~ nurse and upstairs Work gehe,aiiy
nseful; moderate salary; references VIA
T.. LENT, 4Ol Gth.ave., bet cath and 10Th
sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
domestic 9iiuatiuns manteo
Females.

Females
| NURSERIES, neat; can take full charge
| ' Of infant from birth good chambermaid !;
4 years references city or country. Mrs.
COLLIER. 1872 West 23d-st.
n URsE.--By competent Infants muse ;
y young and thoroughly experienced has
best city references. Please call 40 9TH
ave-, near 42d-st.
NURsFRY GOVERNESs.-By neat
teach; has highest testimonials; city or
country or Will travel; sews we'll. With
MR.. TYLER 3ss Gth-aye
n URSE-By young American woman for
" infant or grown children; takes full
charge hottie baby at night; viii assist gen
orally best references. With Mrs. TYLER,
3sS 9th-ave.
n URSE or GENERAL SERVANT.-In
" small family. $50 ST. MarNs-aye.
ID AKLOitMAID.-By young swedish girl
l. speaking English; willing 70 assist IN
waiting, IS good scamstress Lnd erstands
ehamberwork thoroughly city Or eountry
best OF reference. Call or apply S97 4th-aye.
ID EsPECrABLE woman to 20 out wash
IL ing, Ironing, housekeeping; best refer
cncc. OHRY KN. 3.S Fast 39th-st
- EAMsTRESS.-Und e, stands 'dic,smak-
- Ing: 20 out by day o, WEEK. OF TX SkS
Tribune Uptown Oncc. .2SS Broadway.
vI,wo RESPECTABLE GIRLS wish - Go
Il the work Of private family; city or
country: GOOD r,f rences Apply j. ".
CARPENTER & CO., O2b Oth-aFe-
rrKCgF--N refined, educated American
i lady would like a position Of trust cap
able housekeepef; Kind and enclent H.
valid's nurse references eNe H Az
dress Mrs. NJ, Clermont, Col County, N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
Betting.
st. III.

. Mutuals-TOm Harding straight mid 400 A. A.,
W. 70; ARA place. $50 90. w ~ pace
Inc Gilt colt was the only Withdrawal After a short
ksy the field got OIL to excellent start Tom Hars,n
vas IN front at the end Of three furongs with Ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
AND SOUND STAKES. offered

THIRD RACE-THE SEA AND SOUND STAKES offered
by the Coney Island and NewYork Jockey Clubs.
Iwoyearolds The winner receive twothlrds OF the
paid starting and 81, 600 The second
third OF such stakes and $780, The third $780, Futurty