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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
MANY TEorrlYG RECORDS LOWERED.

stockton CAL. OCT. liTh.riy horses were sent over
'hc kc.shaped track yesterday 20 break their records
Regal Wllkc> by Guy WIlkc-. lowered his record from
III 10 2:li'.. 4 anah. by Guy Wilkes. FACED ui"
in . III. STEAMBOAT worked NIL" in l. 'th'i
reductions in records follows. CoFll hv ll"'-
fionrer from - ISL. Bcrnbri. bv lI'etion'rr.
from "a % 2l7 Colonel Nav. by Nav hoy from q" =
10 Ell Advance hv Ilectionc~f. from - 10 -,--r
Lvnwooi two.ycar.cld. bv Sable WiIkc- went ia 81
Maud Alameda two-ycsr-oil. Nv Gafio'' = - ''''
Iov two-yraf.old hy nephew. 3d.; Low Nll"'-.
rear.old hy sab" W.lkc- %. Helena three'o1r-
old by Elcctionccr ri Iboinwood. by Hawthorne.
.lps. Mon1co. urcc.year-od. by L'c'one"r. =
Eleylna two.year-old. by Lectone"r 2.-'s; I''n"f.
by EIccuonecr. 2elr; Acrobat. IArer' = 1874 MAJOR
Lambert by California Lambert. @l"'s
D.v,on Ohio oct l4-Kluy Baysri. IN The free Tor
all ,rot to-day at rquo. broAo the worlds record On q
6sI7.niie track time .l2'..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
DRIGOODS MEN DENY 4 REPORT

THEY -iY THAT \ STATEMENT REGARDING RE
DUCTIONS OF SALARY WAS UNTRUE
\ published story yesterday morning c"u''d uh-
favorable comment In the drygoods world. The story
asserted that five OF the leading firms had cohUihn
to cut down their snlesmcn's conmissio on jan
uary next. The firms mentioned were: The H. H.
Claln Company, No. ri Churclst. Swccizef' T'h'
brook Il Co., No. So broadway Icht Weller vs.
No. 32S Broadway Durham, luchcy a CO., no ''''
broadway. and T. :. Janay a CO.. No. $50 I'ro"n"aS'
At the Office Of the H. b. Clanin Company II was said
that the story Xls not true
Mr. Pembroke, Of Swcctzcr. Pembroke n va s"''
that there not the slightest foundation for such III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
BONDS FOR PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS.
PLAN PROPOSED BY NORTHERN PACIFIC Sc
arKITY -ON Frs

bOND~ tOh i~iNiNi-D
PLAN PROPOSED BY NORTHERN PACIFIC Sc
,rRITY-O OWNERS
Tho Northern Pacific officers are sending OUT so
citations for proxies for the annual election OH WV
ber 20 The meeting OF stockholders Is OF phr''o"'
mportancc because Of the question Of the diSpo>i'o
o lie made Of the S}347 900 consolidated BONDS he"
in tru, for the preferred stockholders
A letter Is being circulated. signed by prohln'"'
stock Exchange houses, expressing the opinion '"''
thr bonds should not he sold at anything Jess "'""
90 and accrued interest The present market pn'e
Is obout 73a-4 The letter urges that If all the
honds are not sold ut 80. and small lot. can DC sun
o This price then the board of directors shou" ~
authorized TO sell enough to pay the difference between
IN. actual amount paid on the preferred Stock III any
an. v.or II les, than per cent, and the amount
r.nuir.d to pav i per cent such amount Is 10 Dc
.n.cnl dividend until the bonds are all sofa, eN-
cont wien the entire amount can be sold with a
reasonable commission.
The directors 1t Is urged, shond receive ehu''
dlscretiou II the bonds sold aS pNpo''u' ulo
,t nroce.ds are 70 be divided at once H. Speciai
dvid.pd II tho directors should pay 4 per cent vi
uor. IN any fiscal year. then enough bonds ahsu"'
H.. sold 10 pay per cent additional each yea" ~ III
oxt,-, diyidrud Coupons the bonds rs lh,S
,untur, shall be cancelled by the trustees anu '"
liV.rrd to company without payment unul tl'' n,,
earnings shall amount per cent on tl' p''V'
stock. Among the sign"rN 81 tilN l'tV' ~ =, ~
Ito,F,nan A g. Ladcnburg. Thalnnnn ~ lo:: Hp'Ncr
co. Edward street ~ Co.. !. = "oI In.
Dominick ~ DicieTnun. Work. strong 'o'' "0"i9
Villurd f. T. Freeman and Van schach ~ No'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
.JCNE WEATHEE ~ OCTOBER.

\W\rNfNG FROM BERMUDA HEAVY WEATHER
Ar sLN REPORTED ~ INCOMING SHIPS.
over Ncw York. tcnrng OF her pandy iF"pphE'
~ iov and rcycrl and fast usuning h": u nj bui
colorlc,- and gray rarb u commerce. there '"ms "a
day ~ summer mlldn,,, yesterday, a, II June Wu
com" back again. The sun which 7honr from lolu
l,,, shy Wa, far too warm ior october. 1t made '"'
street, uncomfortable for people clo'h'd IN inc
heavier garment, 81 autumn. The records OF IN"
Weather IMi,au showed that the dIy was the hotcot
October II since I--3. In that year the temperature
reached - degrees but the highest tcmp"atur" r.
corded oulsld" + that cNunordiua.y day MAS - de
gree I'm i1-J.
There were. other s'rang" things about m weather
Not to mention the remarkable mci that II didn't rain
during the cr,cbratiOu there are strnncc thih.S al
STA one IS that II fierce hurricane is reported ~
coming iowaid this coast from bermuda. An)ih'r
{. that the ocean Is excessively stormy. md incoming
hin. r.uor heavy weather.. Then there are strange
tales ~ bird, living ships. y week ago INC """
Steamer Christine came I'm with an 'agl" whch New
ON board Yesterday the Ludeat" liill. winch S'ii'u
from London on september -. reported TINT I'"
day, az, when some miles east Of sable Island lo'r
big wild swan, and q lishhawk flew on boar ih'y
nry oil after they had rested th'IhS',Nt, ne ny,
ship Is expected ~ report that an c'Pha"' ~" ,f n
bnnld Poor ~,a serpent. II has lHlh1l mo '"'
-,rc and yellow leaf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
tn OPEN COJJ'NpIA FIELD TO DAY.

Tier, have been received one hundred ana lofty
five cntoos To- the Columbia Co;t,pc games AT tolun'
NJ, Fled todry fem lnlc Harvard. Princeton. Ltiay'
ctto New y ,rk \. c. Ncwlcr-cy a. 9. and Nan
haitian A. &. special train VIII lcavc tie Grand
Genital station AT 80 for Willamsbrdgc, ana VIII
return AZ the close II the games. y lacrosse Ehch
has been arranged between the ~crnb t"amo Of Prince
ton and Ccuu Tia. and VIII he played at O'Clock.
Amorg III. prominent athlete VIII ~ compete AZ"
f. W. Allen GEORGE n"hweglcr. J. Brohaw T.. y.
Gannni W. :. Yard. J. = Mitchell. the worlds cham
mon I'm the hammer throwing. and :. v Win,lOw. ~
the Ncw-York A. G.; q. g. Cartwright who has cleared
10 feet q inches in the pole yanli Nafscl S,oyil.
H. the mile runner and u. Il. LYMAN. the hutdl'f.
from Yale d. ". Tcnton. the long dista ice runner.
Of Harvard : r. \. BOrcherling. tho walker; r. D..
Turner A. G. IIecnclSen. :. X. swain. g. Y. Ilck. q"
g. Wlntrngcr and :. A. Banker. the bcyclist, from
Princeton: Willie Day. the champion five mile runner
r. IT, Illcribcrg the two mile champion Of the Metro
potnn Association: George Casey. the pole vanlicr
f. h. Barne, and II. Jachnc, from the Ncw-jcr.ry y.
CIR e. PuGcr. the holder Of the world, record IN
the l4O ward hurdle l.. W. con- who jumped - feet
inches lat saturday Clark Mcllrn. r. W Lcidicr.
C. w. CarbOnc, &. h. Nicpl the walker, \. Ing. &.
Cougblau and \. g. Bugbcc. from the Cherry Diamond
T. H. Hovman !. l.. Prll. l.. ". Morris. J. '.
small ". y. Harrison. II. Il. Kingsley and Others
The games are held under the intercollegiate rules
and the men have been handicapped by T.. G. carrier,
official handicappcr \. A. e.. and +. l.. Price, League
Of American Wlecmcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
RESPONSIBILITY FOR COLUMBIAN EXHIBITS.

Chicago oct. IA meeting OF tue u'ho MA"
oc.i, and auditor, OF all the ROADS ''ii"'''""s -,
,nic,r,, has been called BY Chairman Biau'hau' Oh
a. r.,,r,l Traffic Association. Cor Tuesday next 10
,-,der an agreement governing charses on World :
rar exhibit, and providing FOR their disposition from
fine fine they arrive in Chicago until turned over 10
tho rxpo,ition Company. Tile meeting VIII "lNo
di.cu.. the question OF fixing the r-pon>ih'hV ior
my damage that may occur to exhibits u'n"E ''
pr,c,.,s Of switching the carr to N" Ua'h' VI ''
Exposition Company In nearly ~" l"''''' -,
,.,, Pathway Will hc used for this purpose ne
', ttnn II, IN. dc,l dcd l. whether the thlitViuS Nil
w. tId responsible for damages 10 tAWpll, u,.t
,Loy an, delivered inside Jackson Palh' OF o"l9 "'"
H." H. r, ,I,rurd over 10 thu Belt Railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

assertion a, WAS published. There was. however, IL
weekly meeting Of the trade for the purpose of adjust
ing discounts and to discuss affairs OF importance to
the trade Mr. Pembroke SAID that these meetings had
nothing whntever 10 do with arranging the private
affairs OF is m.mbrr- -ac>mcn'S commissions were
arranged by the firm, who employed them. If 1t were
found necessary To cut down salaries THIS was done
without any dlctaiion from outside persons
Tcnt. Weller a Go. said that they told the writer
Of the story who called them on Monday for In
formation that the story was false. They reiterated
their opinion Yesterday.
The story /, - Gschool. aS far rs We are con-
ccrn,d7 said member OF the firm OF T.. :. Jairav ~
Go. We are I'm no wise Influenced by any combina-
ton. | doubt, and with good reason, int any
exists"
No truth whatever In the story said representa-
live OF Dnnhnm BnckleY y 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

This Is the last day which thoroughbred rncing
can be enjoyed IN this state and n large attendance
IS expected Morris Park In the valuable
White Plains Handicap for twoyear ODDS. that excel
lent FLY Helen Nichols will take up 1876 pounds and
try 10 concedc n great deal OF weight 10 Ajax,
Worm,er and other winners OF stakes. In the Pei
ham Bay Handicap for tlree-year-olds some well
known colts will run. The last race OF the season
will be- at heats Of six furlOnGo.
visitors to Morris Park can go by the Second
Avenue Elevated Railroad 10 Wlllls'avc. and one
hundred and hrtv second st., the north Side OF the
Harlem River without change Of cars. AT one
huDd I'd and thirty -sccond-st: they change to
a.. train, OF the Harlem River branch
-, fine ew-YOrk. New. Haven and Hart
ford Railroad which To the gates OF the track
To,,l time from the Battery 10 Morris Park ltlo
I,1.r hnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

What ought {, prove Interesting game VIII Do
oy.d a. tho polo Ground. te'w,on no Yale Coll 2" aud
,ho Manhattan \, &. eleven, Tho th"fry Diamonds ho'
~ make a b,ttcr showing sroIn-t Yale than ga t'
c,..c.nt. ls.i week The NpVYofk \. e. ard steven
Institute elcyons VIII play the POLO Grounds ~ "
=. ~.
Other football game, arranged Tor TODAY ar rs follows
~ Amhcr.t Amherst ". Me-.achu-ci' Institute %
Technology.
At bethlehem Lch.rh University vs.. pcnnsy''an.-
STATE College.
lcac
4. Annapolis. Nd. Princeton college vs. United Stat,
Naval Academy.
4, Minneapolis. University q Michigan University
4 Minncota
At Cambridge Harvard w. Williams Coilrre
~ Hartford. Brown University -. Trinity
Al Uackctt.toun. Pcnninc-o ". 1lacko,tst0"n.
A. Livingston :. l.. Staten Island C. G. vs.. New
jersey A. G.
A. Lovi.burr. penn. Franklin and Marshall vs. Brck
nell College.
At Ithaca Cornell University V. Svaithmorc College"
4 West Point. Ncw-Yoik University ". Wesi Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
the MAP TELLS ITS OWN STORY

But it may be well to add that IL is q nap OF she
Chicago Milwaukee a Paul Railway, which road is
the only one over which Electric Lighted, steam HeateI
V,sfiDule trains-magnincently equppd-are run every
day between Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul and Mime.
opos with through sleeping car to Portland oregor)
and Il - between Chicago, Sioux city and omaha
In each sleeping berth there l. al electric reading
lamp which other Western line uses and Is the great
Of the present progressive age IL II heroy
necessary To ay Dining Cars are the finest in
the world but the assertion without fear OF con-
tTadlct0n.
T.. +. RICHARDSON, General Agent Pass. Dept s5I
Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
- ~ AVID K. C.. ANNUAL REPORT.

Chicago oct 14.-The official report of the 'm'aso'
II Paul and Kansas CITY Railroad 'onp"hN '"' NV
fiscal year ending Jun" 80 l7"-' ms J"'' w"
i..u.d Tile gross earnings OF the company were
.. o,, an an ipcrea.e Of SG63. $50. operating eN
,.r.,. Amounted to S3,664, 81. against f''=o'"4o
,r t.ol an increase Of S:}703}7. The net earnings
u.r. !, 800 o63 against al.O7j,3ll. AN Increase o
,.,-4534 The report shows an Increase oi V''"-'
tons I'm the amount OF grain hauled Duihs inc
v.,r th. number 81 passengers carried was 'i"'''-
and the number OF tons Of freight h'ulcu , WIS.,
49, ~, an. great source OF cNpelS" has Deth
49,. i.,,iug Of terminals. aud this VIII plOnaDH D
i"'..n,J In future. ~ the policy OF me 'hlcaEo
GREAT Western. the lessee oil the oSS''"'' - I"
lis own terminal facilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
OFFICIALS GolXG FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. oct. li.-M",srs. Adlai r. Ewing ana
John Addison. IF Cdcaso, who are In Washington foT
ih, purpp,c ~ arranging ios the transportation q"
official guests to chicago n"xt wcca. had interviews
fr, morning with the Presidents private secretary
Mr. Ialiord aud all the members Of the cabinet now
In the cty sud obtained final assurances of their al
tendance ut the dedication Of TIE Exposition Ihc'
IA de- 40 effort 10 the President. a, II l. taken Tor
Granted that be- viii not leave the city "hllc MIS-
Harrison J., IN her present cOr;on. lie VIII be rep
r,,cutrd bv VlceI'rc-dcnt Morton. Tia, question ol
the attendance Of thc ladies Of me mnihc' 81 the
cabinet Will depend ,on Mrs. liarHNoua condition.
The. party viii start Tuesday morning al II O'Clock
Mc,.r.. Ewing and Addison also snw many 0'her
public onicci, and made arrangement, for their visit
The special tram viii be- ran In three sections, the
fit section 10 leave ~ II O'Clock or little alter
Mat hour immodiatcly behind IA" limited "Npi''N
over th. lruu-Slv ana Railroad. IN" Ci1luet Ohcer>
and th.lr Wilc, aud a few other persons VIII =" IN
;le first section. and all the Justices Of The ,uIIcl"
Cont save Held and Lamar iwhJ feel unequal - IN
f,ti-ue of ihc irp via b. placed in the second sec
non and the Diplomatic tDIpo Viii occupy the tmfd
sea-. lIIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
rrnpnsEn ELECrRIC ROAD.

Baltimore oct II (Specal).-'.hc traction Synd
c,tr, rlan for a boulevard and electric road between
baltimore and Washington VIII be enlarged anu me
, >,,.ud.d to Philadelphia. The company has
hcu incorporated I'm Maryland rs the Washington ana
,.,,,uor, noulevard AMI Electric Railroad Company.
rh Incorporating act requires that work the road
hu ierln within SIX months. aud be completed within
,,rtv foIr months after The passage Of the act IL
/, cyn.rte.i TO run trains at III" rate Of sixty mile,
IN hour The lar" from Baltimore 10 Washington
,,u L, cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
FACING THE CHOLERA.

Keep coVl The plague cant reach you II you 40 "a,
right tIing Cholera takes nOld ana rug,
It's deadly only when the secreions are aIy ai
OF the stomach and bowel, ore diseased
LOOK 10 THE SlNEEfIONSi SOC thdt u'y ato
healthy Put the liver TO natural work lhi
a,sur,s DIGESTION aud nutrition Avoid unripc fruits ana
unwAOe~Onc Cook everything. even water tie~i
@ % stomach and bowels az once Win
DIX. NJ HENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
They carry away all disease and all poisonous met
They -ule PEI iecty healthy and natural secretions
They turn the liver The INT 81 iS, ,tion ana h
tian quicaIy safely thccushly. keep head COOL fess
warm. skin clean. -. ,x.,. 1870 A., 49,,
SCUEXCk'> MANDRAKE Pills have been tested
in many u Cholera 81 idrmic They 90 for the sloMAtN
LIVER AND POWrIS just wn,t sanitary science ays
should with dinns closets. rooms and I'll" outer
person. They clean and prriy the lner mouse ana put
the allm,ntary channels n perfec; ori.r
Avoid stimuli Clear their elects Out OF the sysen
q, once Win the NANpRAkE PILLS Put the alimens
farv channels In order. and old drhlnce T. Cholera.
In Cholera eDdemc and a othcrS ipNONing the liver,
stomach anI bowels, prcyeIon and stand
q. the credit ~ Or SchencKs Mandrake Pills Than 10 any
rher agency remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
rrnr.crD RATE. roR CONVENTIONS.

Chicago. oct. IA committee OF u' western
p,..ng,r Association Inns been In session ioNaH pre-
no,inc a report to be submitted to the November
meeting in regard TO granting reduced rates q" me
,.r,iAcat, plan Under the present system ID" app"
cation for reduced rates for conventions OF o''' LII
Gathering, can De- granted untlI II mas '''n "o'
To- a vote Of all th" roads III the "''o''""'
''..,,.,, +, aaopt 4 more simple method. ly laying
;, A., ,,,or,l r,l, that any meeting for which
inn nr uor, passengers al" guaranteed i ""'i' !"
',cui.iou rates and that the chairman may act up IL
,,,h nnncntlOu, without calling for vote al ''
M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
AnnsrING YATES Oh CoTroN.

:, Iouis oct. 1.-THE southwestern Railway and
steamship Rat. Committee consumed most % y"Ster-
v session considering the matter Of Interest on Inc
rate, Of shipments OF cotton 10 domestic ana i'ieiSh
uoint, \ committee submitted a report wm'h "ae
dopt.d with some changes by the general meeting the
n,ct heinz to adjust more properly Interest al rates
in view Of existing conditions. III" rrrhihler Oh ''e
lmt no changes worthy OF notice were made In the
present adjustment OF rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
LOW FREIGHT RATE, CANCELLED.

The Northern steamship Company. when Is con-
trolled bv the Great Northern Railway recently """'
tariff from New York ana PhAdelpha l" 81 i"''
Minneapolis and other Northwestern points, v" u"
h.l NJ II cents per 100 pounds. first class TO 81
PAM The Eastern trunk lines refused to pro rate
o, .ucb Il basis and Yesterday the Northern Company
cancelled the tariff The how rates Will be- wiihhl1" u
ON October "a IL notice of ten days being requires"
~. Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
- avn q sor~rrwEeTERx's GOOD SHOWING.

cincinnati oct l1.In business circles today the Il
r,uc,l statement of the Baltimore and Ohio southwest
,rn Railway Company for the fiscal Year has been the
occosion OF much favorable comment and cOnglatuh
ton That u road which In l77o showed net earnings
Of $3.50 O2i should In lo02 eAilih IN Income Oh over
!, ooO 600 IS regarded unusual and gratifying
ht,,cm,nt The interest on the frs, preferred
rortc,rc Income bonds which was ordered by the
hnnr,i 10 be- paid for the half year ending June ~
lSg2 Is officially declared TO be = per cent io'
,Lt limo or nj the rate Of , per cent wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

Ilarri ,burg. Penn. oct lJ.-"'r'"''' " Wv "'
81 $50 sD4 ~ have been drawn 10y N"J"'"'' ven
o, ,r.c,l,nd for the expense, incurred by the stale
r., calling ont the entire division ol IN" Ma
tlonnI tt,ard during the early days o the tiob" at
Homestead OF ih, amount F03,Oo' ~ was lor
individual paw - 2G5 o. to quaricrmaNter' Tor sup
niles. sInIsO g3 horse hire: fHb- -: ll"hsPr'
lion -, GI6 ~ surge, general. SI'i"i d. hlS''l
inr1,uS r,pcn.,s T1t,O1l 81 comnl'saIy. Inc tU'di
az n.n.o- vfu reach StOD.OtD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
Mercurial Rheumatism

ur / C. Jonc. Of FELTON, Arkan'o'' saws OF y ,. d :
,tout ten years oqo contracted severe case oi Dooi
poison Leading physicians pi'No''o'u
,.,t.h | tonk without any relief. also tried
,cural and potash remedies with unsuccessful results
hn, which brought on attack Of mrrcurai rheumatism
,h, ,,te nv III. ore Of agony. AFTER suffering iheuhH
p, four years gave up all remedies ana o's'" uS's
"'' '' ,n., taking several bottles l was entirely
" Ito IN ,..uuc work. ). ). Is the greatest
medicine for blood poisoning to-day on the market"
,o,i.e ON Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed Zee.
SwuCT Specific CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
p,TFS FOR TIE REGULARS.

Chicago oct. 1t hairman Caldwell has granted
relief f. the competitors of the Chicago. milwaukee,
and st. Paul road against it' achcn III mahllg rae
~ cent a mile for the tran, poraton az United states
-, tn t,ko mart I'm the Worlds Fair GcdicatOry
o,ebrotIon The proposition to make such rate was
tuicc voted down In the Western Passenger AsNocll-
tIon. but the II. Paul took the action II did upon
tho advice OF It's counsel that to make such rate
for fin. state militia and refuse II to United states
troons would be- discrimination under the Interstate
Commerce act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
FOOTBALL GAMES TO BE rLAYrD TODAY.

One q, the best Of football s'hnioi io today
rf lac tn. one at Eastern PARK BfooHlTn. between me
University Of Pennsyl Nanl, and Crescent Ah"ue 'E'
teams The Philadelphia c0ll'cans -" stronger mis- sr"
a, ,hcv have been for several year.. and Viii present a
formd,lc eleven This T. noted f"f - rough play
IN. makeup u the teams ~ to-day, gam" follows
To-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
ur..dreth,x pills are of great ben

81 in cases of Temporary and habitual constipa-
t;on torpid liver, biiousncss. headache' lndi-
oostion rheumatism, and diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood
Sold in every drug and medicine STORE e''ner
Main or sugar-cOated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

One Of tI,c best ways i'm when 10 de-
fr,,I the election frauds W hirh Inc nr'"o-
.at,.rc ,,rIy Then your name cannot
he taken of the roll. and yom cannot De
nrcYcutcI from voting ON % aim~y pre-
srxt Won can register az any si"c from
- =, ~, 10 . %. IA. NEXT w cdncsdiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
T. prxy ~ pnornr,Y At WASHINGTON.

4 change f. % be- made in the local weather bureau
.onn t. H. Dunn. tAr ch"l "l inc Ne" '"'h
luran. will leave this ciiy Tor Nh'h'"''oh' '''
Dunn ha, done we'll IN local "'''"I pi"p"''''
t,,t tbc United States Government decided 10 lev
,, 60, Iii hand nt some National forccasting ana
h viii l,ve his present post I'm few weeks. Mr
Dunn hn, held III, present place for many years ana
his mann. ha, become a household word In ms CIV
If is uo,-u,,. that he viii h" succeeded mere hv
hi assistant. j. ". lA'I' WHO - Nv" III '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

The Republicans W III W I'm This g election
IL they only will come out and vote.
That il certain. To Dc sure Of your vote
yOmr name must be ON the registry Isis!
Put il there next "Wednesday. ANA do
Onc.hnIG Of yOWr duty toward winning
md Free Trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

~ 100000 bridge across the Missouri mere IL WV
be open the of all railroads for toll charges IN
nine months. Heretofore the Northwestern roaa.
running the only bridge across the river here, mas
held the key TO all Northern Nebraska, ana smut AL
others out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
THE WINNERS AT LEXINGTON.

NINTH DAY OF TIE TRoTriN" HORSE bHHHD'-'''
MEET NC.
Lexington. Ky. OFT II 6pecaD'-ohiy part OF Il
race remains TO cloS the nine days mcru"s VI ,"'
Netting Horse Br,s.lcrs' Association lnr.1. -llk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

DECIDED IN FAVOR OF TIE NEw-HAyEN. P
New Haven, Conn., oct 14.-The mandamus case 81
ihc state against the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company regarding the bridge over
West River. at Gullford. decided this morning In
favor Of the consolidated road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

A NEW BRIDGE ACROSS TlIF Missouri.
sioux city, Iowa, Oct. 1.-THE recognized Pacihc
short Line Bridge Company has begun III. erection Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

Every one Who il opposed 10 the cicc-
t;ou of the Free. Trade. calamity fanui-
dane for President should rcgi"fc the
first thing newt "Wednesday morning.
~ onI, takes minute. ana IL - Inc
first duty of every cifiIrn.