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New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

Tnuisville Nav 22-The beautiful weather drew good
crowd TO Churchill to-day 70 witness the last days
sport Of the spring meeting In only two races dd the
favorites win - -
First race-One mile; selling; purse $500. Sir Planet
was first Bob Forsythe second, Tarqun third. Time
:47i2.
Second race-selling; purse $500 FIVE furongs. Hero
won easily: Buckh0und second DOre third. TlIs-
] 06l9.
eighth Long Shore first by nose Ma beie soc-
ond Jugurha third fifty lengths away Ilme-z mhuVe'.
Fourth race-Handicap; purse $500; threeq OF
mile Greenwich was first; Faiero second ana Uhsulla
a poor third. Time-1 90
Fifth raoeThe Macauley Handicap; for hrecyear-ods
and upward mile and sixteenth Dolllke,S Has
first; Parametta second and Aphose third Tme-l :o2Si
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
GRApuArEs from THE woRKIxGMAx,s scHO0L.

The large OF the Workineman's School. NO. lCo
West Flftyourh-st., filled to overowing with the
friends Of scholars last night the graduating
exercises class and OF the kndergart normal
class There thirteen graduates in each class
Professor Felix Adler presided and presented diplomas TO
the following graduates Miss Mildred Richardson, first
prize faithful Miss Elizabeth Angus.
Max MaDgesdorn, Miss Jo anna Forth and Elijah Kin
chen who received honorable mention, and Miss Kate
schauher Miss Gertrude Prince. Miss Adele Schwartz,
Charles Waters, Miss Frieda Minzer, Miss Wanda
Ueinecke Miss Ada Thomas and Miss Martha Kobstedt
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
TO MAINTAIN ST. LOUIS EAsrBoUNp RATES

Representatives. Of the lines leading out of St. Lous
met at the Office Of the Trunk Line Association yester
day to discuss proposition TO organize an eastbOund
pool. Chairman Blanchad of the Central Traffic
Association, presided and the following roads were
represented St. Louis Vandalla and Terre Haue, by
President Williams and General Freight Agent
II. W. Hbbard; ToIedo ST. Louis and Kansas City, by
President s. n. Galloway and General Freight Agent
W. S. Tread; Wabash by Freight Traffic Manager NJ.
Knight Ohio and Mississippi. by General Freight Agent
William Duncan; Chicago and Alton, by General
Freight Agent F. A. Wann; and the Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Chicago and st. Louis, by Traffic Manager
Oscar G.. Murray. 1t WAS decided that any pool
ing scheme impractcable at the present. The
meeting adjourned with pledges that there should
be strict maintenance Of eastbOund freight rates on all
classes on the Chicago basis.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
TENNIS CANES AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, May % (speclaD.-The tennis tournament
which began Monday under the auspices OF the Unve
sty Tennis Association has been successful The singles
were completed to-day and the results were follows
In the m-hnals Christy, 92 defeated T. Miller 03
6-1 90 and 8-3; Condict '03, defeated J. Mcdowell.
O4 60 G-5 and IS In the finals COndict defeated
Christy 6-1 1-6 6-1. 80 and 62. Condict will now
play A. w. Vernon '0 winner Of last years tournament
and w. V. Johnson '02. the college champion. The
tournament In doubles will be finished tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
FAST TIME AT POINT BREEZE.

Philadelphia, May % (speciaDFor the last day Of the
South Esston meeting at Point Breeze there were
three races and about 1000 people were present The
track was fast as shown by the mile In 0e4 made by
the PAGER siverta with running mate driven by Myrtle
Peek The pair made the half In :o2 and would have
come home faster II had net tired The 37
gift fT C. F. Iseninger who won for the Sec
ond time this week. He had to HIS record to beat
Martin X in the second heat and lost the third by
break After that kept level and had trouble in
landing the money. St. Elmo was also sure thing Tor
the 10 class but lost the heat 10 Katherine s. BY
several breaks He went TO the front IN the second hea
and PLAYED with the party in the next three miles or
the 10 PAGERS Monkey Rola rated the best In the
poos aud three went him ofhand This cleared
the programme time and gives the trainers chance 70
get to Pittsburg this week to prepare for the fourth
meeting Of the circuit.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
PROJECTED ROAD TO LAKE HOPATCoNG.

Morrstown, n. j., May - CspecaD.-The projectors
~ the proposed new railroad from New-York 10 Lake
opatcong met In this city this afternoon and effected
permanent organization by electing Mr. Scott, men,
Der of the New-York Stock Exchange president; ex-
Congressman A. w. Cutter, of this county, vicepresl-
dent and exMayor sullivan of this city, treasurer IL
was voted that the capital stock should be SoOoooo
The estimated cost of constructing the road hciuuihg
right Of way Is s4sO,OO0. The people of the various
,oy,rs tbrouoh which the road will run have pledged
amounts ranging In sums from 100000 10 100000
The directors present at the meeting subscribed S3SOoo
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
4 FUTILE ATTEMPT TO SETTLE TIE BOYCOTT

Another vain attempt made yesterday to settle the
troubles OF the lumber dealers and Board Of Walking
Delegates. A. T. Decker chairman Executive Com
mttce Of the IHber Trade Association, met Charles r.
Rogers president Of OF Walking Delegates In the
mofnlng and drew up the plan Of agreement which they
were authorized u make This agreement submitted
TO meeting Of the dealers and while favored IT, the
majority repudatd IT. At meeting late last night OF the
labor committee It Was decided 70 issue call for full
meeting Of the members OF the association ~ be held to-
day, which final viii be taken considering SET
ueInent Of the trouble.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

sam says, he will them from Hannah's kitchen
TO the Roundhouse and back when they are fit. He
must have something good In his stable
James Rowe win hold the flag Mt Buffalo, which
nsures fair and good starting TO all that race there.
All the trainers Jockeys and others who saw him
start at Washington say that he Is great success.
large number Of horses leave Gravesend on Wednes-
day for Buffalo.
The Gravesend track is much slower than the
other tracks that many good things that wora h at
Brighton and the Bay have gone wrong, and every
man who Is playing work against form In races Is sure
N Qet nke
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
prcrrvrps MAKE A REPORT.

South McAlister Ind. Ter, May 22.-Reeeivers Chad
vic,, and Gowen, Of the ChOctaw Coal and Railway
Company have filed their report in the United states
District Court. It shows the total Indebtedness Oh
the company TO be 756 600 total receipts, So03S6o
disbursements 1864 JOss: balance. S2o,717. Gross
earnings for March are 1851 net, S1619o April
gross earnings are S50046s net, S244!9. approx
maa receipts for the first fifteen days Of May, T3o"VO
Miles operated SO constructed, 1903.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
DRAFTING A NEW BILL OF LADrNo.

DRAFTING A NEW BILL OF LADINo.
Chicago May 22bLThirteen Of the twenty two Boards
OF Trade Chambers Of Commerce and freight asso-
Citations composing the National Transportation Asso-
caon were represented at the regular quarterly meet
ing yesterday at the Board Of Trade. The Comr1er-
cal Exchange of Philadelphia and the New-Orieans
Board Of Trade were admitted to membership Steps
taken the adoption Of Official uniform
bill OF ladng for interstate commerce, to supersede
those now used by common carriers. The following
form adopted:
Received for transportation from tshipperl IN ap.
parent good order noted the packages described
below value unknown). marked and consigned as per
margin and subject to carriers liability rs laid down
by the common law in force In the several states,
Territories provinces countries through which the
property must pass. . .
The rate OF freight upon the property herein de-
scribed shall not exceed per .... between (smppme
point and Destination
Marks and consismments
Description OF articles
Weight, subject 10 correction
All attempts 10 more liberal bills OF adna
from railways having failed, this Is to be the initial
movement toward securing Governmental aid TnS
Interstate Commerce Commission VIII be askn M
ratify this bill OF adng and its adoption by All raif
ways.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT

are the distinctive characteristics OF the PennsylvaniA
Railroads service. The FIVE great Western Trains,
Including the world renowned Pennsylvania Limited
leaving NewYork at the most hour OF the
morning afternoon and evening exempllty these attt-
butes. II Is the standard railway oi america -.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
COLLEGE RACES ON THE THAMES.

New-IIaven. Conn. May 22.-AccOrdlng to the pres
ent programme, there Will be nine college crews on
the Thames River this season. The far an
nounced are as follows: Columbia and Cornell fresh
men, June 10 or %: Harvard, Yale and Columbia
freshmen, June % or "a Cornell. Columbia and Uni
ve-sity OF Pennsylvania, university crews, June % ;
Yale and Harvard, uniyersity, June &c.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
EAsTRorrND RATE MANIPULATION.

Chicago, May 2a.-susplcion is Just now directed ~
the Chicago and Erie road because 1t has suddenly
captured the dressed-beef business Of Swift d Co.,
whicn heretofore been given to the Michigan Gen.
trail be sure there is evidence that the Chicago
and Erie cutting rates, beyond this unexpected diver
sion OF traffic but in the present unsettled condition
Of affairs the Eastern roads do not need much evidence
to reach the conclusion that their neigbors are taking
advantage of them. II is possible that the Erie, which
Is not member OF the Central Traffic Association have
ing grown tired of seeing of Its extremely Urtu-
Gus competitors securing the bulk OF the business BY
ways that are dark has decided 10 get its share OF the
traffic The eastbound freight situation is rapidly be
coming a go-as-y you please race.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
NOT AFTER THE NICKEL PLATE.

President samuel Sloan Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western yesterday denied published
report that the company seeking control Of the
" NickelPlate.' 1--WE are not seeking that road nor
any other Western outlet" Mr.. Sloan said. The con-
troll of the Nickel Plate By the Lake Shore is well
known The Nickel Plate and the LaclSawanna
already have a satisfactory arrangement for fast
freight line.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
pITTsBURG AND WESTERN.

Pittsburg, May 22-At meeting of the stockholders
of the Ptsburg and Western Railroad Company yester
day it was unanimously decided to issue 81 100000
of bonds The Eastern interests represented by
Solon Humphreys and A. j. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
DECISION IN THE NELSON CASE.

Chicago, May 22-AfteI much deb1te IN the Board OF
Appeals the important matter before the National Trong
Association, that OF the expulsion Of the stallion Nelson
was decided by the Board Of Review last night Tho
charges of fraud sustained The petition for the
revocation Of the penalty of expulsion OF man and horse
denied.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
4 VETERAN MANAGER RESIGNS.

st. Adams, Vt, May 22.-JOhn W. Hobart, general
manager of the Central Vermont Railroad has rendered
his resignation to President smith, to take effect June
Mr. Hobart has been In the service of the company
forty three years.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
J. cOttOn,s b. h. Carroll, by Bnle.--Juanita, '

Mutuas-Carrol straight paid s33 90, place S23 90;
Frontensc place $40 75.
Nuban Kinesbridge and watterson were the leaders
for sepen frlones when there general closing up
In the stretch Frontnac showed front for sixteenth
but Carroll who had been lounging along IN tne rear
strobe over him and well in hand Ltteheid LOOKING
over his shoulder by had Frontenac two oeore
x,nssnridge Montaau did not No bid
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

Mutuais-Daldwin straight paid ss55o place sse e5 |;
Tanner place Sl2 20.
Meriden led the bunch into the homestretch and col
lspsed. Baldwin slipped through the rail and
after hard race with Tanner won by half length
Tanner length and half before Belwood.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH,
$1,000 ADDED. lie MILES.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
tn INSPECT THE ROCK ISLAND.

Chicago May 22.-President Cable and the Board Of
Directors of the Rock Island road will leave here Sunday
ueht for the West their object being 10 make careful
inspection Of all lines Of the prior to the annual
meeting OF the stockholders be held Ia this city June
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
A THROUGH sLEEPING-cAR TO NEw-oRLEANs

Roanoke. Va, May 22-Beginning Sunday, May "a,
q through seeping-car service will be run between
New-York and New-Orleans over the Pennsylvania.
Cumberland Valley, Norfolk and Western, Eastern
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia and Queen and
Crescent railroads. Stops viii be made at Roanoke,
Bristol Birmingham and other places. The train
will leave NewYork at 2.30 p. M, daily, and the
returning train will reach New York at 80 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
CINCINNATI

Earned runs-Cinclnnati 8, New.York l. Two.base mt
Relly. Three-base hiteMarr Bassett Home cuns run1
Holiday Stolen bases-Latham. Gore, Ternan, Slafk
Double psys-Laham Mcpbee and Reilly Reilly & snith
HI ~ pitched ball-Reily. Struck out-By Kbines o.
Triple play.sTi McPhee and Reilly wid Iar1s- p.ren
ton g Tiernan Richardson. Umpire-Hurst Time-2 :03.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE READING GAINS CONTROL OF A RAILROAD

Philadelphia, May 22.-An important deal was COM
pleted to-day, by which the Reading Railroad gained
control Of the Gettysburg and Harrisburg road, taking
possession at once Tie old board Of directors and
President j. c. Fuller resigned, and in their places
President Mcleod Of the Reading and these directors
were elected: J. II. LoOmls j. NJ Lands, h. Weston,
G. G. Wildwood, II. T. Narsby and X. Tel w. H.
Woodward who for many years has been super1n-
tendent of the Gettysburg and Harrisburg, will be re-
taned by the Reading and will also have charge Of the
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pfttsburg Railroad with
his office at Harrisburg
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
TO.DAY,S PROGRAMME.
KINGSTON WILL TRY TO BEAT KING THoM

KINGSTON WILL TRY TO BEAT KING THOMAS
FOR THE ST JAMES HOTEL STAKES
Todav,s programme for Gravesend will afford race
goers abundant opportunities to display ther aDily
at picking the winners and at the same ume IL VIII
give the public chance to see great racehorse and
Yellow dog combat for the st. James Hotel Stakes at
mile and a ouarter-Kingston and King Thomas being
the only starters named over Right.
For the last week. in fact ever since the Brooklyn
Handicap honors were carried away so handily by
Tenny the public has been itching for race between
Tenny and kingston Mr.. Dwyer makes no secret Oh
his intention TO start Kingston and on sunday last IL
was announced that Tennys next appearance would
he in the 81. James Hotel Stakes. This pair dodged
each other all last year. and from present appearances
they will keep up the game this year II was said
Yesterday that Tenny not at his BEST and had not
worked any for couple of days past Perhaps snip
Donovan and the willy Pulsfer have greedy eye on
the Metropolitan Handicap at Morris Park II Is really
pity that some good horse is not named TO s'afO
against Kingston. Races framed like the ST. James
Hotel Stakes rarely bring more than two Or three
starters to the post, Salvator, Tenny, Kingston ana
Firenz having practical walkovers at different times
in races of this kind in 1890.
The Bedford Stakes for two-year-olds viii afford
good sport and we shall how fast Georgia really IS
she compelled to shoulder penalty and with Mount
Venom must meet the colts at Disadvantage ehe Is
a waspy, light wasted. ewe-necked thing, but she is
racing machine and can gallOp over the top of any
twoyear-od shown thus far this year. ST. Flonan, on
his race with the Rhada colt on Thursday, is good
one and likely to improve. as he is rakish growthy
fellow showing his breeding In every line. The Scott
contingent very sweet on Mount Vernon and assert
that they are afraid Of no twoyearold In training
She certainly made o show OF Laughing Water and
spnalong IN the Clover Stakes on Thursday.
The division OF the irst race, selling scramble for
two-yea, -olds makes a programme Of seven races, II
the running Cf horse Of King Thomas's calre against
Kingston be called race. These are the entries
In full
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
The Ladies Delighted.
nhn nlnaaanl

The pleasant eject ana me peauot sartg Wit THIv %
nnep ali conditions make their fayOrte remedy. 1t
sasnc 10 the eye and the TASTE gentle. yet edectual
sgctiDg on the kidneys. liver and bowels
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

Cincinnati, May 22.-Cincinnati to-day's game
by fine fielding and timely batting. NewYork made
hits than Cincinnati, and had men on bases
In nearly every inning, but Cncnnats good playing at
critical stages prevented the making Of several runs
The triple play of in this city made
In the ninth inning. The
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
DELIGHTFUL FAMILIES

At this OF the year, along line OF Harlem Di-
vision, New York Central. Frequent trains from
Grand Central Station. Low excursion rates. -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
ASSOCIATION,
GAMES TODAY.

LEAGUE.
Plttsburg Brooklyn, at Plttsburg.
Cincinnati vs. New-York. at Cincinnau
Cleveland Boston. OF Cleveland.
Chicago Philadelphia, at Chicago
ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore vs. Columbus. at Baltimore.
Boston st. Louis at Boston.
Washington Louisville, at washington
Athletic We Cincinnati, at Philadelphia
Michael J. Kelly, the managercaptan OF the Cincinnati
Association team whose eccentric actions caused
20 much discussion was interested spectator at the
rares at the Gravesend track yesterday. The rule
which prevents any from leaving the track between
D. m and 80 D. m did not seem TO affect Michael much
He was there 10 the game through and be saw IL az
probably considerable financial loss As Keuys team
Philadelphia yesterday somewhat unusual occur
renee by the way the "King" evidently was not missed
by HIS players.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

Mutuals-Promenade straight $40 SV' pace @i1 ~ ;
Anna B. place 81 40.
Promenade was eighth at the start but showed her
superiority at once by cutting down her field one by one
reaper fashion, and winning easily by length ANNE
b. well placed from finished second undef the
whip sx lengths before Nnone who beat the Julietts
nny a neck Annie Queen well for three furlongs'
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $40
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. l-10 MILES.
Betting
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
ALToN's DEFENCE BEFORE MR.. FINLEY.

Chicago, May 22.-No little interest is felt in the
hearing that will be given to the Chicago and Alton
management tomorrow by Chairman Finley, in answer
to the charge that 1t has violated the agreement of the
Western Passenger Association In refusing to advance
rates from Kansas City to st. Louis and from St. Louis
to Chicago The Alton will not be represented at the
meeting by any of it's officers. written argument has
been prepared by the general manager and placed in
Mr. Finley's hands, and this constitutes the only
answer the Alton people have to make 10 the accusa
ton that 1t has acted in bad faith. This argument
simply reiterates the claim heretofore made by the
company that the chairman has authority to order
an advance IN rates. 1t holds that advance can be
made without the unanimous consent of all the lines
in interest.
This Is not disputed. 1t happens, however, that
Chairman Finley did not order the rates to be advanced
What he did was to withdraw the reduced rate which
he had previously authorized. Some time ago, when
passenger rates from ST. Louis to Chicago were manpu
lated by the Jacksonville and Southeastern through
scalpers' Offices the chairman gave the other lines
authority to meet the competition by reducing tho
rate from 81 so to IS So sThe for this roduc-
tlon having been removed Mr.. Finley named Nav Il
as the date on which the reduced rate would be wtl-
drawn.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
NJ r DIVERS b. h. Longstreet, by Longfel-
low-Semper IdeD, yrs, lZ6 D.; . , o.

- y Time-1 :532.
Mutuals-Lonestreet straight paid ST. Place % 81 ;
senorta place 80 20.
Kingsbrdge and Houri were withdrawn Senoria set q
dow pae for seven furongs Lyonia lying second Long
street third When Hamilton called tie iavore in the
last quarter he responded w TeDnyike burt Of speed
nat caused the othels look they were anchored
Some watches held him at this time showed that he had
the farlong in llia seconds lie iary ets.ub "e
e,onnd and knocked holes in the wind Senorita was
beaten two lengths, Bermuda four and Lvonia six.
FOURTH RACE-FALCoN STAKES THIbE-YEAR-
oLDs. $50 EACH, $1,000 AIDED. l lI0 MILES.
Betting.
ST. Pl.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
" c. psly's br. c. LepsntO. by Kingfsher-

Left at the post -, ~ .
M1tuas-Lepsnto straight paid ESQ IS. place SCI o5
india Rubber place s47 20.
Blackjack left at the post. Woodcutter lea for
half mile and passed by Lepanto, who showed the
way home winning by a length India Rubber who ran
good race second length Hoodlun, who dropped
out OF the clouds. Chatham all the way
Weeht told woodcuter the end and he had TO stop
FIFTH RACE HEAVY WEIGHT HANDICAP SWEEP
STAKES. go EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS
Betting.
St. Pl.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

our connections and TO inform patrons Of the cheap
est route by which they may ship their products 70
the seaboardn II s probable that some one viii ap-
peal from the decision OF the Commissioners and take
the matter before the Advisory Board.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23

oLDS. $50 EACH, 81. $50 ADDED. 5h FURLONGS
Roseeade Stables b. Nomad, by Wild IdleAnella 11S
w. Lskesnd's b. Victory, by BraaoCutty Sark iiS
BOYLE Ltefelds b. Qthmar by OnondagaJocose Alo
d. Gideon's ch c. His Highness, by The HI-Oseo- ITO
G. b. Morrs's B. c. Rex, by Leonatus-Enie 1ls
r McDonald's br. G. -, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 11S
H. izls 4 daoI1Os D. C. happs 'o .. 'o"i. 11s
NOISSV1PSa pi vernon o. MO'n' 11s
]. A. & A. ii. McrTis's b. I. Georgia, by Himysr-
]. A. a. II. Morriss CHI C. st. Floran, by st,
BlaSe-feu FNHet IIo
f. c. McLewee's b. c. Fred Lee, by Rossinston-
n Streuss's br c. -, by Cassatt-NIara 1lS
s g. LIQUIDS CHI c. Uncle Sim Onondaga-Elose... 1lS
NJ F. DIVERS CHI. Airsha by Ventilator-Pouch.. 1lS
FIFTH RACE-ST. JAMES HOTEL STAKES. 500
EACH, 81 500 ADDED. Ia MILES.
Owner. Horse Sire. VT.
NJ. r. Dwyer Kingston. .Spendthrt 120
D. J. Mccarthy King Thomas liking Ban....... 122
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. 1-1O
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
GIANTS DEFEATED AGAIN.
AN EASY VICTORY FOR CINCINNATI.
THE HOME CLUB WINS BY GOOD FIELDING
AND BATTING.
LEAGUE

Cincinnati g. NewYork 3. At Plttsburg, rain. o..
Cleveland 8. Boston Q. At Chicago, rain.
ASSOCIATION
Boston 8, St Louis z. Cincinnati 8, Athletic 8.
baltimore 10, Columbus T. Washington o. Louisville Q.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
CHARGES AGAINST A RAILWAY PRESIDENT.

Chicago, May % (speciaD.-Postoffice Inspector
Stuart received detailed report from Inspector Chris
tian at Des Mones Iowa. to-day regarding the arrest
and Indictment Of John C. Newton, president OF the Des
NoIncs and Kansas CITY Railway for endeavorng to DO
fraud the Government in sending bogus mail over MS
line in order TO get extra compensation from the Govern
ment on the mail contracts at one of the biggest
schemes TO wrong the Government we ever uncaUhed'
said Cantain Stuart today at Is all the sur
prising because Mr. Newton Is a wealthy man, and
president of road down East as we'll as the one
West have had Inspector Christian out there for
forty days. and received daily reports from him. 10
discovered that most Of the matter sent over U"e
road consisted Of packages Of New-iork newspapers
over a year old Ncwtons scheme was TO write 70
friends along the road that large amounts Of newspaper
mall would be received by them and he asked that 1t
be held Newton had a friend at Csrsvllle MO-, 10
whom papers were sent, and when received the friend
redirected them and sent them back over the Ile
If the plan had gone through Uncle sam would nave
heen com Decd To pay ont about 100000 extra IN the
four years OF the contract"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
VENTu RACE. swEEpsTAKEs. MAIDEN Two.

yEAR.oLps. ID BELOW THE SCALE. ST.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
THE RECORDS.
The League and Association records TO date are as fol-

LEAGUE