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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

stakes with Iuckner second and tho "sure thing"
Senoria third. The Sculptor was second only 70 the
favorIte in the number OF his hackers summary
rY.s, race-Senc: purse In ycar-olds and up
ward Xix and half fuilones Einni. 107 Penny. 70
/ won Criuc. i0l (Burngamc), 81 second; bSeooS'
io9a (Moppins), 10 70 !, third. Time :2J''
second Selling; purse for ulrcc-ycoroid1 and up
ward: seven and half furlonR-. Tenor los tfre'int
% 70 / won Jack star. 1os lPcnny 2i2 10 ssgond
Tcnnv IT,. 1oi (MeuND, u /, third 1lnr-l 'So2'
Third Purse for twoycar-ods nye ullong- Sister
Naiv no Reagan l to > won; Maitcta. loI a.
Murphy % !, secnd Beliast liV tI["usaal - ~ -
third TimC-1 Oh
Fourth race-Swcepstakes for thrceycar-olds ana up
vard mile and n sixteenth Forest, lOi tRegan), 70 l.
won; bolivar Bnckncr. 1!2 Frecmanl . W second ;
rrth r,co Purse for maiden two-vcar-olds four and
q half iurlongs clifford no a. Wiliam' ." "II6
40 Henderson,, b J. second, Lliu 'du IL"
(Moppins). 80 to l. thiId. Iime-o'h s''oluS'
sixth race-Sclling purse frr thrccyeorolds ana up
oven. Hippona. 113 (ccan) . u second 'ih,oh
l07 (ItObnsonj, 20 to /, third. Time 80
seventh racc-Pur.e for maiden tyo-ycar-od four and
a half furlongs. Miss Perkins. 1o7 (frccua1, 10 l.
won Golden Hope. l07 O;ccan II 10 J. second Elise L
1O7 (Lowcry), TO l, third. Tmc--j1@ seconds
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SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT or NTw.YORK MONDAY. SEPT. ). 1872
ARRIVED.

PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. SEPT ). 1872.
ARRIVED.
steamer Dorlc fRr Nicol Liverpool. August 90 with
nd.s "a 20 --rncct, II Maitland Kcrscy. Arrived at
''' st '' sn' a. fGro sr MORAN Hun Au.u,t H. ~,
Boston. Win mf,c To sand, ron A,n. ,,., :, - ,a.
Si,"'S NS Ma I ma.s ard rs.cn NJ 70 nrns
Stpamcr \ } Bafour ln0. Sprou Philadelphia sop
ten,bef T. IN laillst to Master,
steamer Alcnc IN. N'ilr- Pm an Prince Ausu't f.
and PASSENGER to Pm For"o"i > CO. A"i''d At tho
"a stSa"r a. Noruca C sulcAIo caTan,l August g.
with sugar order yo..l 10 James T. WardsN Co. Ar
'. s'c ~ '' ha"aa ys Hanson n'ro,oa day., WIN
S S.i II ,oi. Quick Ncv.orlcans with mise to
S,ramcr L"ul,lona Gar,r Ncv Orleans with md,e and
steamer Iroquo-. Icnr-c. Jacksonville AMI Charleston
with md,c and p-,"nc"r- TO William Clyde 4 e. ..,
,,..ene" g n, +: +. Walk,r. "'''''
steamer kl,satorn Lewis. Baltimore. with md>c and
r S' s al L cI TO s y'g E Ef: Philadelphia
viii S"P i s"r to F @4dr o.. E% To- %,G ~ So aa'
Manila Aprn a. with sugar and hemp to oder; y'''"l
S M,,9 Tc;sc Smith ndr ,. AyFI: ,t e days
nrig Mlrhias. Harper Auckland Il. - DAYS With
kuH gun aud naN to Arnold. cheney 4 Go. vessel t.
At city Island. ,rrsh Sw clear
CLEARED.
STEINER Naronoc OBJ. Thompson. Liverpool. Eng
n Maitland kcr-cy.
steamer Lain o'cr nclmers Bremen Vt, Southan p
tor-Oclgichs a Co
steiner Coventry CBr, Dormond. Lisbon. Port-simp.
= Spence Young
Steamer city Of 1t Augustine, Ray Jacksonville Fla
Warren Ray.
steamer River EltrIch (pr nlers Philadelphia Penn
steamer Cottage City. Bennett Portland. Mc-uoratIo
Hail.
SAILED.
Steamers Promcthus for Liverpool Amur Montcgo
Iay; River Eurick Havana &C.: Chattahoochcc Sa,an.
nah ; mnor e h1r"sion. &C.; Richmond West Point.
Also Siilci IA long Island Sound:
- amer Otinee CITY Tor Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Mohawk ur sailed from London for Ncw.yo-lS
Sept mbrr ,.
steamer chicago Olr) Walton, from Ncw.York. arrived
at Graycssnd Septcmb'r >.
steamer Glcadowo CDr from Ncw-York arrived at
S;caniN. Franci-oo tEr Jenkins sailed from Hull for
New Yorh Serteml cr g.
=, steamer Siate q Nclrasko dn Brown. from Newt
steamer state of Nebraska (Pr from New.York for
GLASGOW. arrived at Moviiie Scntcmbcr I.
90 steamer AnchoIa ~, 'ampo"ll from New-fork for
steamer Pedro SPAN Ionet. from Ncw-York for
Liverpool. pls,d Kinsac September I.
steamer ZanHl ar uIrl. Caws', from NcwYork for Ham.
burg. passed Kln.ale Sr1tcmicr 4
steamer llb,rnli ,lsrl. TAYLOR. from Ncw-York ion
Hof'crd1n. passed Sclly september -
steamer Rotterdam Dutch, korreyccn. from New
Stclm.r DAMN tocri Kuhcwcn. from Ncw.YOrk August
81 for Hamburg, passed Sc!lly september =.
steamer Ma'sdam Dutch sailed from Rotterdam for
Ncw.York September 4.
Stcemcr " rr, GER, Pohle, from Ncw.York for Genoa
arrived a: Gibraltar Scptnnbcr y.
STEAMER Port Philip (Br from Jaran and China ports
Steamer Bcsscl err. sailed from Sautos Tor NewYorlS
september 4.
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NE.lN YORK ClIH.

The funeral OF Hugh O'Rely, Editor OF " The New
York Nationalist who dfd In Bellevue Hospital on
Friday from meningitis. took place yesterday after
noon from his home, No. 623 Amsterdam ave. The
burial was I'm Calvary Cemetery.
Mary Klindt. "A young German wOman~ living at
40 go Monrocst.. tried to Kill herself by drinking
carbolic acid in her home yesterday afternoon She
was sent 10 the Gouvcrneur Hos pltal under arrest
Yctta Kaplan. the young who disappeared
ON Friday from her home. at No. ia StantOnNt, was
found I'm the pavilion for insane patients at Bellevue
Hospital yesterday.
Rchnrl Cummings, sixty years old, ticket agent
for the Hudson River Railroad, was struck by train
at Mount II. Vincent yesterday morning and severely
injured
George Shclft, twcntyfour years old, employed at
80 II Llspcnarl-st fell through a haichway mt ms
home 30 $50 Fast Scy eny seventh st. al 30 CLOCK
yesterday morning. He was instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
RICH DRESS GOODS
FOR THE FALL.

Our Fall Dress Goods Season
begins to-day. Extensive lines
Of the new fabrics now ready Tor
early buyers.
Scotch Goods showing the latest
weavings in Tweeds, Chevlots
and Inverness Mixtures. Narrow
Stripes and notified effects in the
Clan c0l0rings, made, in Scotland.
expressly for this house.
Tartan Plaid POplins i'm rich va
ricties now reintrOduced in Paris.
Our French Novelty Dress
Goods surpass the productions OF
any former season; they include
the new velvet and tufted efects'
adOpted for the Fall and Winter,
all changes in shade being rep
resented.
We again remind patrons that
selections of their dress materials
can be best made at the beginning
of the season.
JAMES Nice REEEY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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tDDJr,oy,G CASES OF SMALLPOX.

A new nest Of smallpox was discovered on sunday
when Annie DietK six years old was found suffering
from the disease at No. 3l2 West sixty -Ncv'nthst
aud James W. Thompson, aged twenty, wa SICK Win
the sane trouhl. a few doors away at No. 800 West
sixty scycnth-st The patients were taken 10 the
Reception Hospital. Inspectors Of the Bur m OF
Contagious Disease, went back 20 the house No. }20
West sixty seventh It. yesterday and found Philip ocl
baby. sick with smallpox. In the hOu~" next door
Leonard Baumgaricn. three year, old. was suffering
from the disease. All four patients were sent Ia
Noith Brother Island. The house, In SIXTY seventh 81
were funlgacd and many Of the occupants were
yaccluated.
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SELLING YEARLINGS IN THE PADDOCK.

William Easton sold the yelrngs bred at tie Napcs
stud Iowa. IN the addocks at the SccpNead ay track
vcscray Here are Of the lots sold and the prices
realized:
Bay lilly, ny Paniquc-Sweethcart; J. " Kirk. $3.50.
BAY hly by PanQuc-Mennchcc H. MCCarrcn, $3.50
Chestnut nlly by Panquc-Lady Lehtfoot: j. y. Kirk
$3.50.
Chestnut colt by Panque-Ncntzcn; Woodland Stables
500.
Chestnut hlly, by Panlque. dam by The May j.
Hylind. 1850.
Chestnut FLY, by Paniquc-Mnnic S T. f. walker
$50.
Ray colt by Paniquc-Ida Il. J. McCaferty. 1900
Chestnut fly ly Panique-Fanne Rogers; lancocas
stable. $50.
Chestnut fly by PanGuc-Eugcna; J. y. kirk, $50.
stables, 500
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Concy Islond Jockey Club races, Sheepshead BAY
80 p.
Beard Of Aldermen, City Hall, l p. IN.
opening of Brooklyn public schools.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Idauor. ID alcrs' Association Convention. Brooklyn.
State B,lrl Of Health. Murray I'M Hotel, II n. M
Wide Awake Republican Club, No 81 ST. Marks
Place. p. III.
Robert \. Greacen Battery, No. 40 Eighth-ave.,
y. III.
Coal Agents meeting. Newark.
Republican Executive Committee, Kings County
Brooklyn, p. m.
First Voters Republican Club Mount Vernon. D p m
Seventh Ward Tippccanoc Battery, Brooklyn, D. m.
Harlem Republican Club 40 1i5 West Onc-hundred
and twenty -hfth-st. p. m.
1ammany Committee Of Thirty, 8 p. m.
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A JUSTICE ASSAULTED Al coLLEGE POINT.

An attempt made 70 assault Police Justice
Edmund NJ. Bcidcnndcn. OF College Point early on
Sunday morning. by gang returning from picnic
They created disturbance in front Of tho house
until the Justice ont. Then all fed. but the
Justice caught one Of the men, Hugo Frcyeang The
latter struck The Justice I'm the face several times
but the Justice finally threw his asSallant 20 tho
ground and pounded his head until he begged for
mercy. one sdc Of the Justices mor.ti chc was torn
out by The root, In May justice H"idcnlinlcn held
frcygang for the Grand jury charge 81 assault
IN thc second degree on named John I,crkcr
The Grand du:y found Indictment for the crime
charged. Justice lclIcnhndcn viii law the facts OF
The as.Int On nm before COUNTY Judge Garrison.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN yOTgR--A
9l-pngc pauphlct composed entirely OF the magnh-
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ibis perfect mine OF In ormmiion for xre.siye
Republican cnmpuiRp. Every campaign orator should
possess copy. "Protcction Not TnN,"" Why High
Tnrn Paws" "The Real Doctrine of Protection"
"Rich nnd Poor In America " Reciprocity
",sney for the People" "Pnrm Implement. Abroad"
1.-THE Omnba riaiform," " fnrm Mortgages" and
" 'IIinncc Fiai Money Nonsense" only few OF
the topic. treated. - cents copy.
FINANCE AND FARMING best Of the money
articles Of Mr. Horr In The pamphlet named above.
Reprinted in low priced sheet form Tor popular dis
tiburion Makes pages of The Weekly Tribune.
cents n copy. 100 copies 40 cents. 1000 copies,
ST. In lot, oil 10000 nnd more. 81 per thousand.
PROTECTION Not ATAN. The best of the pro-
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priced sheet form for popular Distributions Z pages
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more, $3.50 per 1000.
MCKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA ii2.-A popular.
low priced sheet LNtrn presenting In popular form The
best points from Nlr. AlGrichs great speech In the
nii~d sinic- -cnntr and the results Of the non-pnr-
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THE TARIFF AND WAGES.-Wuh Democratic tcs-
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Labor Statistics und the Banking Department OF this
Price cent uicndy after sept. De-
BIG ISSUES or AZ OFF NEAR.-Printed In IT scar,
but Just u good now then. The tnrh aud currency
articles OF X oswc g. IIorr in Tnc Weekly Tribune
with various kindred articles, including the wonderful
results Of Reciprocity nj THE article ON Prices IN
1890 and 1891" \ pamphlet OF - large page. I'd
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AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE-. The Tribune roll Of
% r,om. rcpmtcd be worth IA million more has been
revised and rcpmblisrd. IL gives the names OF a'VT
miiIionaircs the United ~tntcs. and the lines OF bnsi
ness in which en- made his fortune. With pupcr
cover. In pamphlet form, the publication will cost ID
ccnis posingc pnd. subscription edition. Onibeter
paper, with flexible cloth covers Will be mailed 10 amy
address, in pnper box, for ST. Probably $40 changes
hn been mnde In tho list.
AFTER.DINNER SPEECIIES.-A handsome PAM
phie of ~ pages lining the most eloquent and
enr rtn ming niirr dinner speeches and memorial adj
dresses Of the public drncrs OF The winter OF lS9l-
% Ia Now York CITY. 2J cents II copy.
NOWTHFIELD. THE LNERCIsEs Atm prep
nrntion. ID cents copy.
For other Extras Tho Tribune send for crc wars.
THE TRIBUNE.
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Chicago sept. 1.-Two hundred officers command d
by Inspector Lewis ana captain, Mah,ncy and Blctt
ncr made raid on Garfield Park racctraCk this after
noon and arrested 100 people. The police in fourteen
patrol made their appearance at III" cato, while
the third race was running. They denied ad-
mttancc and the gates shut in their face, Will, pas
scngcrS were sent ,cuddiug to the JUDGES and
boohmakcrs that the police were coming. The officers
lost time I'm smashing I'm the gates. and before many
Of the bookmahcrs could pack up their money and get
away the heavily loaded patrol wagons came tearing
down tie hOmcstrctch and a ring Of officers was
around the betting ring Twenty hyc boohmahcrs and
nearly many jockeys were taken into custody.
Colonel Clark. the presiding Judge George l.
Iianhins. President Of tie ;rach, and Harry Narncl
of the stockholders, were also arrested. Colonel
CLARK. who weigh, over 600 pounds. declined to get
into The patrol wagon and asked for a carriage in
which TO ride the police station. Several officers
seized him In front. more "boosct' from behind and
the porly kcntuchan VA, tossed into tho wagon BE-
fore Ne could a long breath.
The crowd IN the grand stand hoocd and l"crcf
the police. but no attention paid 10 IT until a
chair was hurled AT ore ~ the officers. Inspect r
Lewis followed hy nfty ~ his mcl. rushed into thai
portion Of the stand whence the chair had been MUIR
and arrested every man I'm II. The pi-"nc WEI"
then cari,d Of the DcsplIncsst police station aud
all were released on bail within short time y IN
fhc raid Of last week, the arrests were made upon
warrants sworn ont by private individuals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
THE BRIDGE HANDICAP.
These are the weights for the Bridge Handicap one
and half miles Walue 10000, hre'yeaf'o'uS' |" w
-. ,rl,r Sort
TUF OIDTINE" RACE.

The cod Time race has filed well. no loss 'ihh
scvcn horses having been entered FOR the long Jour
, - shoonshoaa nav next saturday. VI. f. Dwycr
,.moe panone, and Raceland william Lakeland an
ronncos Tea Tray: +. \. Ehrct, dominates D'mu'h' :
7 l. McCaferv will start Aloha. ana ORLANDO Jone
WI sond nut The sheriff and Lconawell. Ihrcc p'
tbnro in different interests must start. or no race"
The weights are as follows Banquet lo'; hhgr
land 1O7 Tea TRAY, 100: Demuth, 1Oi; LeonaWeii'
Sc. The sheriff lO4; Alaho. 10.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AI,BEM ARLE-t hauncry J.. Black OF PennsyNania
RRI-NSWICK-Eirol and Barondess de Vandeul. EVEN
I,1.r-F.x Cont gresham William f.. Mason. OF Chicago
FIFTH T-Senator Frank Hiscock. OF Syr'cuSe
o~ Sct ator Warner Miller Of Herkimer, congressman
John A. Guackenbush. OF Troy; General '" Il. McNi'c
n, Louisiana and Henry Hitchcock, Of ST. Louis I'll"
sEy-Gcneral Austin Lathrop, Of Corning y. V Hoff-
MAN-Edward Murphy. j.. Of Troy. and p ~ i. VIDE
nor OF Philadelphia HOLLAND-Colonel Charles H.
TAYLOR Of Boston. MURRAY HILI'-Justce Henry b
Grown OF the United States supreme Court NolsMAN-
DIF-Scnator David b. Mn, OF Elmira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTClIEcTER COUNTY.
rrIry SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS.


Tho postmaster. William \. Boyd. AID Mr.. Eliza
both Nuremberg quietly slipped away from Mamaroucck
On sunday - New orl and were married by the Rev
Dr. lIouphtOn. Enth have been married before. Both
are about frty five year, Old. and each has raised
a family u Children The bridegroom Ia, been II
widower and IN" bride widow for eight years. Their
marriage surprised their most Intimate friends. NJ
Boyd. besides being postmaster. - ;lc justice ~ the
pcacc. member If the Town Beard, ccril If the
Health Board, member Of The Board OF ElucatlOn cap
tain OF the fire patrol aud secretary Of tho lire De
par Incnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
WINNERS LATONIA.

Cincinnati. sept. 5.-Today's races at Lltonia wcro
well afforded fully 5000 people being present There
surprises the talent although four
Tenor at 20 and % n J. the winner Of the second
asonhed everybody. Jack Star the second fsvorlt0
in that could only gain the place while Mark S.
? TO I. failed 10 show Bolivar Buchncr heavily
played In the fourth 10 l. but Forest captured Tia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
LONG ISLAND.
An OLD OFFENDER CAPTURED.

william Gcycr. twenty one years Old was ar
rested In his home I'm srhocs ST.. WILLIAMSBURG early
yesterday morning by Detectives Ashmcad and swift
on clargc Of burglary. Gcycr Is believed to have
committed more than fifteen Lurclarcs In the town
Of Jamaica. When arrested many pawn tickets
representing stolen property were found IN his pos
session. some Of the stolen property was also found
In his home. The detectives took Cover Ia jamaica
whore he was locked mp. lie viii be arrllencd be-
fore Justice IcndricksOn to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
POPLAR CLIEMAN DEAD.

Daniel Johnson. 81 tn" firm Of B'dcll, Trimmer 4
Johnson kndling wood. died nj his home, 40. Innl
mior Placc last night. from con umpion. II" leaves
a widow. Mr.. johnson popular club man. hav
ing been n member ~ the Palma ard Crescent Cluhs
several other orlcIuiNf'iau-. To" funeral VIII
take place on Thursday. IN" burial VIII l." at Ne"
burgh, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

Aloho were Fairy 6utcassed ana easily ou|
ran her field all way. Leading from start 70 hhis
and winning in common caef by Two ana h"'A
lengths Condes bra second length and hall Dei"o
LDwandcr.
SEVENTH RACE-sl 900 added. One mile and one
sixteenth. turf
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NEWS From Ne IV-JERSE Y.
.TEESTY CITY,
,TI.I4NIl I J.
DID HE COMMIT StlCIpEf

DID HE COMMIT SllCIpEl
Michael Lynch. iity nv" years old who boarded ~
Meschutt's Hotel 80 80 Mont c'mcry st.. was FOUND
dead I'm bed yesterday morin-. The gas was turned
on after being cxingshcf, but whether b. accident
Or design could not learned The fnnli-h, ~ al!
the rooms kept open, but that over u" d'"r "l
Lynch's room had been closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
THE IXyIYrrcAnY or 7HEIa MrsreRIyg IN

Rockford, ILL.,, sept. Cpcchl.-Camp Fuller I,r
gadc, composed Of the sd, 95th and 9Gth Illinois
Volunteers, which mustered In here lust thirty
years ago. met In reunion In the old camp grounds to
day. The reunion continues until THURSDAY ana the
attendance Is large. veteran member, of the brigade
coming from all parts Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

Henry A. DANIELS, VI. D..
30 WEST S9TH- ST.
OF tho Nervous system, henitOurlnary OrganA
Impotency a-d Sterility Hours. to l. 10 g.
Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dcntifrice
10 the best tooth powder the wsrd for preserving the
tasth Refreshing and delic.sus Is cents het-lA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
NEW ARK.
TIE SD REGIMENTS SECOND REUNION.

TIE SD REGIMENTS SECOND REUNION
The sd Regiment Of New jersey held their second
reunion In VOTERS Hotel yesterday. Major l1or,on
was to have acted n muster Of ccrcmofj"S. but h"
was unable to attend. AM General George ". Nniil
DID the honor-. At a bushes meeting prcyol, 10
the dinner Major william IL. Lambert read history
OF the regiment. The following officers elected
General George ". Mindil. president, Lieutenant
J. ". Jackson. first vice president Major u. y.
TclOulct second vice president, Major william II.
Lambert. third cpr~idcni; Lieutenant John {.
Smith. secretary and Treasurer. and DR.. j. Henry
cuccr surgeon. The members of the executive com.
mtiec are: Lieutenant j. W. Jackson Lieutenant
J. &. smith sergeant Jnfr"s t"nI"r,, sergeant !. IL.
LYON and AdluiHnt stephen Person.
feature Of the occasion was the meeting ~ several
private, who had not met each other since the closing
Of IN. War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
MAXINE INTEILIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise . Set coN,oa st - m Moons age. 10
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
M->antv Hook % toy. j. and 0t Hell Gate. G.
A.M--andy HOOK 90 GOV. sand - Hen ''dic -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

Mutuals-sim,nons straight paid $40 35. place SIG %
Spartan place 81 75
Pat Malloy jr jerome 6. Fei,hful. Young Anon ano
.he Tourmaline colt were withdrawn. For half mile
IL was anybodys race fold running In compact mass
,nen Simmons Halcyon and sport gained Shght an-
VANTAGE Inside OF the last furong Spartan came up very
fast but did not quite rcoh simmons who won all ONT
hv 2 nose; Spartan second, length and half before
Hacyon. - -
SECOND RACE-THE WOODCOCk STAkES-A sweep
stakes for twoycar-o'cs 81 800 adccd one mile on
turf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

vincent Vcanskowsld "A Pole. brought 10 ~.
Mlchacls IIo p;al yesterday. fatally injured By the
caying In Of an cmbanKmcni I'm a bhcLyard. ut Snyrc
VILE in which another man. whose name Is unknown.
was instantly Killed. NcanskOw,M lives nj nayrc
Vile
Bishop Wlggcr. o. tho Roman Catholic Diocese of
Newark. laid the corner stone 81 new church at
Caldwell Yesterday. II viii De- the irSt Roman CathO
lc church I'm the town. and /. tho git Of the Domin
can sisters. who Will have chapel on the south side
az thc building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

Never mind-it's time to swap the
Straw for Fall Derby.
We have lower priced hats, but rec
ommend our SO Derby as combining
substantially every excellence possible
in best hat making. All the fashion,
able blocks.
Light weight Overcoats and Fall
Suits are ready.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THI;EE Prince.
pSSrHttES" ga So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06

Muua.-Watterson straight paid S1S -. place $40 80;
Hy by place SO 40.
CLEANING and Tom Rogers did not start. lily Dy lea
IN ,hc head Of the stretch and passed by Watteron
who won with olnf ring by a length ana nall
Hy Dy second TWO lengths before Nomad, who beat
Madrid neck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
WOMAN HANGS urRsrLr N 4 uorHorsE.

Canaloharlc y. Y. sept. 5.-Mrs Alonzo Wood. Of
sharon springs. WAS found hanging I'm the hot house
~ l.. u. Mcrcnc~S. ~ 10 O'Clock th, morning. The
net is attributed To- family troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-06
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