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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

The sale Of horSs In tonlnc In the plIaocR al MOTIFS
Park yesterday attract large attendance The rep
VA. the chief attraction. and the bidding on hin was
sprlted He was secured by Msrcus DAILY for $4,000
The other lot, fetched fair prices Here are the lots
sold aud the prices realized:
The Pepper, b. c., by imp. PINet-Veza; NJ DAILY,
$4,000. . 49,. nc,., ta. ,,,,,.. 7,
Best Brand By. c. by imp. BIllet-I.heite; J. W.
Sir Cat,sby, b. c.. by Hindoo-Bourbon Belle; G. H.
Slemrnan $500. 49, :, ,,,,,,
$500 $500, MI, j. =, r,.
Sir Arthur b. C. BY Laonstus-oilie c.; O. f. Smith
Elmer Dr. c.. by Leonatus-imp. Colphurnis; O. f.
Smith, 80 300
The following the proprrr OF D. T. Pusffs:
Sir George. ch. c.. by Spendthrit-mp. ricadIly; E.
Leigh e.. 600.
Ipswich. b: c.. by imp. Kngston-AmbaSsadress; F.
D. Wer $500
Lindsay. b. c.. by imp Rap'ure-Hatte NJ. F. Dwyer.
81 $50
The following the property Of the Euckeve Stable
God Dollar, ch. g.. by imp Sir Mad d II. r. Sheedy.
90, 800
Eagna. b. T.. by Jim Brown-Nlxen S. Linton. s725.
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7R4NSiTTaNTI TRfTEI[ERS.
pASNENGrGS FRoN AND FOR rrEorr LIGHT
Isis oN OUTWARD. BOUND STEAMSHIPS.

PASSENGrGS rROI AND Tor IrEoPT LIGHT
Isis oN ouIwAHD.BOrND STEAMSHIPS.
Among the passenger. ON the White Star Line steam.
ship Majestic which arrived here Yesterday. Mr and
SIR. W Bovnc Nj aui Mr.. W. q. ]. no,h
General y H. rr'.'ow oni We. e. NJ. chopin. NJ AMI
Mr.. Crif-ou. Eanvcr Cilrk.on T. Car,.ol. Nh aud
Mr.. II. u. Cove. Nj. ohd NJ. e. T. Doiso. Miss e.
Dodge NJ. and Nh, J. J. Duvc,n. ,hc RI Hon. A.
-. f,rwypd and vile. Mi.- Fotw0,l Nil Id For.
wood Mr.. snl Ms. Il ! Gaunnoll. colonel J. +. Head
aud VIE Bayarl lloppin, Mr. ana Mr.. ". u. Howard
Dr. G. J. W,msn Tone, NJ and Mr.. A. u. fuilnrl.
W. =. kirkland Dr. r. " Lambert MI. W. II. New.
bold Or. G. a. pan and wife. Mr.. and Ms Leland
STAFFORD Admiral l.. y S'cmbel T. :. y. s'd wife
Coptsn !. McB S'ernw-l. T.. !. A. and wife Dr.. Z
r. Williams and wife. Mr.. J. Kcnno1v 1ol Mr..
Lawrence Turnurc. Miss Tumurr. Nil. Mery Trtaut,.
DR. c. T. william. and wife X. T. Wilson. NJ snd Mr.,
T. Il. WOOD ani n Roy. Monsvnor OConns!l. the
Rev Dt. Pace. and the r. Rev. Mon,lgnor Sa'o papa
delegates q the Thltcl States.
on the Brsnnlc. which sailed from this port for
Liverpool Mr.. and Mrs Il H. calvert. W. c
Eustlce. n. - Eu.'icc. James Gamble. M and Nh,
Edwin O. Krssicv. MIR. and Mr.. j. ". k~iar. Pedro
DE- Carrcro Y Lrmhcyo. and Richard u Olin.M
Among the passengers on ~" Imam steamship city 81
YORK which -esl dnv for IlV rpopl The
Rev George Pcntrco. and wife the l.ry. Alfred Mann r
and wife r. q. Russell. Or. ". g. Ross and wife. th'
Isay. j. +. wclton ihc Rev. T. Dudley. DR.. j.
". Child Mr. and Mn. Theodore /. Van Nordcu. !. II.
Howard Major T. Blank Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Ravs
Simon Stcnc Dr. william Sfooncr. the Rev. J. l.. Robin
son aid family. l.. y. Loeb and ID. +. Han ton.
The Frc~land. the Rod star Line. which sailed Tor
An,w,rp yesterday morning carried passengers
G. FIesc Mrs. c. II Grant Frederick Ir"soll. the
Rev c. W llcrilc CLEMENS Jaeger. Isldorc Iorsr and
Mautico Dcjcan.
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A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS

There is but little work being done with the h''Se7
nc uanr ot them AZ. already out Of training. some Of
the trainers will send Of their horses 10 ""Nhing"h
very small percentage will 60 TO the winter Tracks
There Is but little 20 b. Obtained, athough thc
tIaner and jockeys had sweet morscl OF gossip to discuss
I, os thar Garrison and eN.Joclev Burke had an I'M
ulomptu battle weknown ba hhoasc yesterday morning.
with the result favor Of Garison Who made oil The
running and easily.
j. j. McCaicrty is likely TO 20 70 washington WIN us
staNc fair class OF horses VIII take part ia the
meeting and everything pnts successful racing James
Rowe will hold the starters flag g. Oyster and victor
Smith ere to be judges that racegoers and owners
are sure To Just Treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
MANY CHANCES MADE rs YAIE'S ELEVEN.
WALTER CAMP TAKES CHARGE Or TIKI rE''
TTCE AND GIVES THE TENN LIVELY
SHAKING Up.

N.w. Haven Conn. oct 19.-Walicf Camp "pl"'hfN
Yesterday p, supervisor ~ 'he Yale football "ie'"S
practcc for The first time mis- season ana ~" h'"'
yot a severe shahing mp. stillmdn Vas dc?0'I rom
centre and McCr,a. from St PAUL. goH'sH"n
rusler was substituted for him. 'i"'nWay Wa
stationed at right end. I'm CochraIes po,'uoh' IVA"
cock was Pit ~ lcr guard, aud Bu'icrworih "hS
ordered Ia fnlhacl. Graves going 10 fnlfbock
Ncs4ler was hr-t placed left guard, but after ten
Minutes play Mr.. camp relocated HIN t. VI" SCRUB
SIDE and Jenkins. the eN Harvard PLAYER, whose I'M
movement has attracted much attention lately, go
H. c.caut MACE Laurie bliss WI. injured bi a
severe wrench ~ the knee, and VIII b. uaDe 'o play
fnr a fortnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
CiPrCRING THE FAYETTEVILLE MURDEhths'

Washn gton, Oct. 12.-Acting Commissioner WILSON,
OF the Internal Revenue Bureau, received te''eu"
thls morning from Revenue Agent Knisely ~ fnye''e
Wills Tenn, announcing the capture Of ano'her pr
sop onaking three in slD for completely IN tle mn
d-rols assault on tie revenue officers near fi"Nu'
,os, rs,k He rys that Deputy Collector spurner,
who was shot At that time Is improving and has poS
,v. evidence against some Of the prisoners. Two
agent adds that he has an ample force and Is pusnne
the investigation vigorously An effort has hcrn maas
10 secure the appointment Of Mr. Holman Of fayssS
VILE as special attorney to assist IN the posecu'''
NJ ,hese cases. but so lar without SUCCESS
Nashville Tom. oct. IA J. iatrieK ana Niors".
p,, ware brought to this city under arrest last nig
barc,d with The assassination Of the revenue oHcrs
Cardweu and Waller near flintvile Hast frN"s, MN,
10 attsmpted assassination Of j. 7. spurrer Spar-
,r il stil In a critical condition. II he ccove's no
Will he paralyzci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

rr1r tn LANDS IN CHICAGO RECLAIMED FROM

TITLE To LANDS IL CHICAGO RECLAIMED FROM
THE LAKE BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
Washington. oct II Argument was begun to-day
I'm iho United states supreme Court IN what are known
As the lake mont ca~c- involving uu' - large
amonn, II valuable ground on the shor OF Lake Mlcl
yam at Chicago rhetc four cases mere III
br,nght ON appeal from the decision ~ the treiht
Couri OF the United states for the Northern District
n, Illinois The Illinois Central Railroad Is on one
side, Of the case and the city Of Chicago, state OF
ulnols and tinted states the other. though INC
Federal Government appears III them nvpmiaflY ana
will not attempt - make argument IN court. The
argument viii last two days. The avowed object OF
the sn Is 10 settle by judicial decree tile to certain
nnds In Chicago, situated on the border OF Lake
Michigan between the mouth OF the chicago River ana
Tiftecnthst which have been reclaimed from the lake
Nv tho Illinois Central Railroad Company and occn
pied by t for many years for railroad purposes and
also title 70 submerged lands INN, daely adjacent 10
that part If the lake Shor
solicitor General Aldrch. whom the case was taken
M said that nnsmnch as the United states has not
consented 10 brromc party to the suits II should
NOT be- considers, a party. and that il should not be
foreclos.i y any decree that might be rendered. The
couri said II would take the matter under consdera
tlon. H. f. Aver opened the ease In behalf OF the
Illinois Central Railroad. Al the conclusion Of Mr.
Ayers argument John s Miller opened the case for
the city OF Chicago Chief Justice fiiler takes no
part In hearing this
Adjourned tin 10 morrow at IL O'Clock. The day
call Will be Nos. iIo land OOo, 500 ana 61O) l, -
3, 4, D. :, IL, II and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
THE COUNTRY CLUB HANDICAP WEIGHTS

The weights for the Country Club Handicap At o
mile and eighth, 10 be at Morris Park tomorrow.
follows:
S;rathmcath. 1922; Lamplightor. 1872 Reckon. ~
Judge Morrow, 49, Montana. lG; Locohaichce. rs
Maidstone ia Tournament, ~: FAIRY III Russell.
100 Nero. 100 L'onawell, l05 Mar, Ioj Dcmuth io
Equity, 100; Qucenic TfOwbrdgc. 100: Alonzo. 100
LOngfod 100 Cardelabla, IS Fred Tal1l, ~ Falricw
%; Silver Fox 90; Speculation, o. Dagonet. %; -.
FciS. %; P!ckpockct 80 May Win. % SIT Matthew.
% Charade. 0j Peter % Msst"fodc 90 Longevity.
%; White Rose ?2; Kirkover, % 1vonia 90; Addie
90; sonora 90 Tom Rogers 90 1'no Granic. 20 Mag
gle K. so; Masher 90; Versatile 90 MOcpoist 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
4 GREAT WHEEL MEETING Is PROS

Chicago oct. I2.--The Commuters charge OF The
Worlrs Fair dr1lcction bicycle tournament catesl
over the Prospects proposed meeting. They
er.aiy sure Of Tyler. Campbell. Wheeler. George G.
Smith Arnold. "Glly' Murphy Rich. Dorntgr ana Zni.
herman from the Fast and John .on. Immsdel Bis
Munger. Sanger. Davis Ballard. Kcator Gthcns WIN.
ship and RHODES from the West This win lc IN. nrst
time oil the Eastern and Western cracks have together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
TIE WESTERN TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION.

CMcag). oct. l2.-Therr IS no probability that any
OF The many agreements proposed Cor the reorganta
ton OF the Western Traffic Association Will lie adoptea
or even seriously considered. II IL now accepted
ne q fact that the association T. dead and Will stay
dead. ID experiment 81 the presidents ana
diectors Who gave It several tIials, and are now
forced to admit that 1t was complete failure. Re"
OF thom not convinced tha, an agreement cover
ing such q wide exI,lnse OF territory unless built on
a pan different from any tina, has vet been presented
can oyer DE made success In the opinion OF fle
traffic officials the present Western Freight ana
Western Passenger Associations. though subject 70
amendments from time 10 time. are ,1od enough.
What the Western roads want Is an agreement tnat
viii lrcyent secret cuts aud nanipnlatlons ChaiT::
nan Nalk.r has not suggested any way mat viz
prevent This. although he has recently given ais
views a. to what "a traffic agreement should be- lac
aut found with his plans is that they Suggest notniha
new. A trafhc manager said today:
There has been trouble With the puohsned
rates II the ecret rat" that causes the troune.
n Is generally impossible TO prove anything aeahst
ia, secret rate cutter: consequent The best way
10 preven, such irresularties Is to adopt some suen
measure rs chairman Mdges's committee Is now
working on. providing Cor division OF tom age
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AN IMPORTANT TOUR OF INsPECTIo


Special significance is attached in financial ctrcle4
here to the action of the president and directors Of the
PennsylvanIa Railroad Company on their ANIMAL tour
u Inspection which began yesterday President Rob
ertss recent visit 10 London afforded him longde
sired opportunity Of putting the foreign share and bond
holders In possession Information especially valuable
during the Columbian year. In regard to the componys
Western system The foreign shareholders show IN
usual interest In consequence, In the management ana
Improvement OF the PennsyNana's leased lines and
especially in the Chicago arrangements and the con-
necons which viii be- utilized by visitors to the Fair
at Chicago.
Mr.. Roberts. all tie vice presidents and all OF the
twelve directors. left Philadelphia yesterday on theL
special train fOr R.tshllrg. Chicago, Cleveland, Gin
c!nnaii. Il. Lonis and Detroit. They Will meet the
business and Shareholders resident In those cities
aud In the West generally, to confer on the manage
ment and condition OF the Pennsylvania system
ON the platform OF The presidents car be ana
The directors sal MAILING the usual examination %
every rcd OF the track every cIlyer bridge em6anE.
nIcni and Improvement. Important developments are
locked for Ia quarters from this journey, winch
T. believed to b" OF moment 10 The shareholders and
throughout the West
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THINKS HIS RELATIVE HAS MET FOUL PJ iY

Chicago Oct. i2.-Jam,s Park has asked the police
10 assist him IN his search for his brother nlaw cap
tain Melvin !. simpson. who IS missing since October
T. He captain ~ the schooner Bruce" said Mr.
Park (which came into Chicago from Buffalo with a
load 81 coal October 4. lie paid his crew Of non
union men and then left the schooner and wen, down
town and has not been since feel certain
that he las been wayaid by union meu and either
Kidnapped murdered ard thrown IN the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

james Frank Lee who on Monday last, while In.
sane from the effects ot liquor. shot Mrs. Amelia
Wright. woman physician. at the Fifth Avenue
Apartment House. No. 20 West Fifty uinth-st. and
Theodore Emerson the colored elevator bow and also
Inflicted IA wound himself. died ut Bellevue
Hospital yesterday morning. The wound not
the cause OF death. as II WAS Il slight the
Index finger Of his left hand. Ills death WAS due
to alcoholism. L." was the brothcr-n law OF the
artist Bruce Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
ST PAIL AND DUTJTIi'S ANNUAL REPORT.

St Paul. MINI. Oct. 1.-THE annual report oil
the st. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company for the
Year ending June 80 1892. issued today from the
general Offices. The gross earnings were Sl,o3t'
5los7 as against II G2l 800 "a last year, al In
crease of s3I60l2 Is. The operating expenses were
81 234 6I7 a. against ~ OBJ 5el "a for last year
The surplus earnings amounted TO sOJJoJo %, ~
Increase over last year OF $4,000 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

awe feel absolute and per-
feet confidence in tue Rem
ington Typewrter," is the
pleasant way in which a prom
inent New York publisher
puts l..
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LIE NEw.oaLEANs AND NORTHWEST ROAD.

w.Orleans oct. Io-"The rcayunes' Natrhes,
Miss dispatch saws Charles H. Iiammeit. Of Kansas
CIV and william u. Jenkins. Of Natrhez have re-
signed rs receivers OF the Neworleans and Northwest
Company Judge fardee. OF tie United states Crrmt
Court has appointed Louis X. HYDE. Of Ti'usv,he'
Penn. TO the reccveI,hip. Charles H. Hammc't mas
been president Of tho enterprise and William D. Jen'
Eins general manager. Judge iaNiec also au'hori1ed
The Issuance Of receivers certificates with which 70
.xtsud tho Nev.Orcans and Northwest Railroad from
Dayyile ifs present terminus. 10 Collins La, where
a connection will ne formed with the Houston. Central
ArkanSn, and Northern road witch improvement VIII
he made al once
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ILLINOIS CENrRAL's ANNUAL MEETING.

Chicago. Oct. lL-Thc annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
wns held to-day. There were ?6'23' shares OF
.toch represented. The annual report was approved
Sanction was given b. an almost unanimous vote
to the proposed increase In The eapHal STOCK Q!
A. 900 900 Arthur Leary, :. v II. Cruger ana
Charles A. Peabody IT,. were reelected directors,
and j. C. yelling was elected TO NIL vacancy III ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
BOSTON AND IEovIpENcE ANNUAL MEETING.

Boston. oct. Io.--At the animal meeting 81 the
stockholders Of the Boston and Providence Railr0ah
corporation to-day. the directors reelected. II
was voted that the dIroOrs lie authorized to issue
bonds OF the corporation. 20 an amount not evceodhs
500 900 or such ume or times and at such rate 81
rates within the limits preScr!be1 by law, as they
may deem expedent. for the puIpos" Of rinndlng the
per cent bonds II the corporation becoming Que
Hl, t. 1898. Roger W0lc0tt was appointed TO certify
All bonds and notes issued up 10 october. lcJi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
The Wrong Side Of Ptfty.

Reader have you passed the meridian OF ife' Are 's~
Joints getting stn your muscles and sinews losing "e'
ela.tleity4 Are you troubled with lumbaso' Are Sou
in short IN daily or occasional receipt Of any OF those sa
which nature gives To remind people that thv
A.. g,ov,ns olda IL So Try . course Of Hos'eaers
stomach hitter, most genial and agreeable mitigatsr q
the innnntes Of age, Isiid promoter OF
end an enectusl moons OF commencing o'o'y IVY
Good digestion, sound sleep, heHrV sppc"~' "
from rheumatic twinses among the benign 'u'' "-'
spring from the regular and persistent use OF 'ns upers
tonic and corrective which has received the unaus'
sanction Of the medical fraternity. Give IL the 10" .A
s2t IL deserves. and you will be gatefu for this ADVICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

ST Ioui, oct IL Tie s. Loul, and Louisville teams
pla,ei two game. to-day The from Kcntucky winning
~ FIRST GAME.
ST. Louis -.-.-..---...- y ~ " a ii
ioui-N HE " "
Rasehits- st. Ious Loui',iln -. lffo',->f ion> ,
ouisVIlle > Irtchcis-> sanders AMI ll~"irt mI"t'
snyder. ,,,>.r .,Nt
s. i l9n. ......... : 0 -
n,,ehs-St. Iori. q. Louisville g. lfrof> II. Irll-
f,ui.yllla ilichfrs- I,rritcf-tcin Ard pare IN
Suvi'r
Philadelphia oct. l2-lne fhiladelphi' ana "''h"R
Ton teams PLAYED oil Postponed gan" TODAY u" nome
l,vc- WINNIE A. through superior alls'ound wof.. The
,
wa nngton .............. ....-... >
Philadelphia ! -
r,.,hr.-washinrron u Philadelphia IL. EROS
Washington l. Phladcphs o IItcnrf'-In"' a." "a ~
iMprc-LlHth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
TILE GARFIELD TRACK CASE.

Chicago Oct. 12-An unpleasant scene wsS caused ID
Judge Orr's court t"day "her t'' 'I"-t P''se vi nv
Garfield Park race track Litigation came mp. The CTS
demanded chance ~ the grOuT thai judge orr
vas mcjualccd Tic m9clsrlte nushf ahrrily ana DO
nouncrd the flscho ID Notwithstanding NAV
IL was made ia AFFIDAVIT by Chi"f OF Po'i'' Nc
ClareAfey. The Judge had Nt!on. however, bur %
rront the change. judy, not member Of tbs
Chicago bench.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
NE HAD FIRDD THE BLOOD OF THE SOrTUEByERs

Chicago Oct. ia dispatch from Toledo. Ohio
says private Telegram received here late last nigt
says J. T. Pepper. Of this city, shot and instantly
lJlcd IN political fight at birmingham, Ala. Pepper
II Il alleged had said some bitter things which tired
the hood Of the S0hcrncrs. lis body is already on
the way hOm.. Pepper was highly connected here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
KILLED BY 4 DTSCHaRGPD EMPLOYE.

saltwater. MInn., Oct. ls.-V. G. seward Editor Of
"The saltwater Messenger who shot AZ 80
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by George Peters died nj
O'Clock this morning. Peters was formerly an en-
poye In The Messenger" Office. lie was mentally
weak and falling 10 give sa-faoilon was DISCHARGED
He threatened vengeance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
A xoy.UNIoy HOMESTEAD WORKERS home YrBrp

Homestead, Penn, Oct. 12.-The residence Of John
Fox, nonuni0n man. was SIT oh FIRE abont . O'Clock
this morning, and the family was aroused lust IN
time 10 save their lives. Last night Mr. Fox snys he
noticed several around the house and his family
felt some dlsq,iiet. Mr.. Fox was badly frightened
this morning, and declared that he would live no
longer at his present house There Is no change i'm
the general situation. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
WOODARD g. SUANKLIN'S AUCTION

Lexington KY, Oct. 10 (Specia) The Attendance at
The auction sale 0: Woodland & Shankn was large this
morning the bidding brisk and prices realized good
The .hreeyear-old FLY by ElecoDeer dam By Harold
went Marcu, Daily, Helene. Mont. at $40 COO. To-
days sales amount 10 s39,9l0. making average Of
81 ,425 for the twcnty.eieht hcod disposed Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
BALTIMORE'S EASY VICTORY.
THE NETWORK TEAM LOSES THE FINAL CIiAM'
PIONsnrP BASEBALL GAME AT THE
POLO GROUNDS
GAMES YESTERDAY

p,l,i,,o,.o X.,.Yo,k 4 Louisville T. ST. Louis
Ion .vill. Louis second
(frst gam.c). iJhalephIa 8, Washington D.
The nnol championship baseball game at The roo
Giornds vas played yesterday between 'he Newfoik ana
Baltimore teams, The Giants dl not play with their
usual snap and their rivals esiy. Kings support
was enough 10 dis onragc any pitcher Fuller must have
90, caught In the Columbian PROGRESSION for he failed TO
arrive az the grounds. Knowles VAS put la 10 III
Fuci's shoes h. did make much OF suc 80 anu
he rctIrd 10 the hid inning. Ewing going to second ana
Doyle moving around ~ short. The improvement, WE
not marked Lyons appeared 10 De In a trance during
most OF the afternoon The spectators gave up hope ia
the sixth inning when. with the bases fun aud Nv" out
S;o,.v made a home.rn drive. Ward made two
m. rhabe onchand catches. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

Mu,.as-Yemen straight SO So place 81 c5; Lirzetta
pla-c Si3 So . W.T., -.
The Addie c. colt, Del Mar, Lakeview ana Pe4simst
did not start. flag fell promptly ON an excellent
.ond OIL Ia tho run the dip lenen Gre" out anu
running home under gentle pub won hands DOWN oF
tvo lengths zzetta second hell laSh before Lyceun'
ho Leaf BORDEAUX length. The winner, entered for
81 500 wss bid up by W. j. Spiers to 5000 and bough,
IN by his owner.
rouHTH RACE-DUNMOw STAKES for two-year.olds,
300 each 81 900 adder special weights closed August
\ 1891 with l29 nominations. Six fuiOnGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
rlir nAMlIrox coInrcr fLrvrv nrArEN.

Troy. y. Y. Oct. l2.-ln the Hamilton college
Laureate football game In his city this afternoon there
were interesting fca'ures. The T0hratr easily.
having TIC ball Hamlton's territory almost throughout
the game Score. 10 70 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cincinnati V. Pltts'urg ~ Clncinnau
Louisville vs. Cleveland, az Louisville
-, Louis vs. Chicago. 81 St Louis
TroohIvn ". Philadelphia at Philadelphia
The Ntw.Yoik t'um will play the Asylums at Middle
t,pf odd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

IIc Nichols Ajax Governor Foraker faac brl' ffo'
,oetv DcrarcIa the Moyne goldne and Pfnce george
Following the list Of entries ana "'R"',
rIl.Sr EACE-sl.O0O aac>d SPECIAL ."'E"l'' NN
f,rlnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

fans presented the lchcst tam which has representa-
for yeats. Ten POINTS were scored curing Tue "S'
half and twenty-five In the sccond hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
THE NORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

Among weliknown horses that expected start
a Morris Park to-day In the various
YorkvIlle Belle Fniry Stcnenell, Rosa H.. wah JIM
Lax ycst,bule Sleipner Mary Stone kldelio Cleaning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
MAY MAKE rINPLATF RI MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee oct. Il Special. There is prospect
OF one Of The largest tnpate manufacturing eSab-
lIShrcnts I'm south Wales being removed 10 ahis city.
letter received here to-day says that the entire plant
win hr removed 10 Milwaukee II certain conditions
ana guarantees can BE- ariIngrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

LIABILITIES


The company has SO miles OF pole> and cables.
-3g iO5 mile, ~ wire ~ 700 Offices. and sent during
the ycar .3O7 pos mrSsage-. Tie total amount ~
Lrid.d on construction and new property during the
r.nr VA, 81 - Us -. The aggregate surplus earn
Inc. 1. Sl5l-t3ll 10 The report says that II J,
In contemplation to reserve portion N the increased
capital III tie treasury 10 meet expenses caustu DS
the increase OF business.