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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

exhibit of stock seen at county far mere Inc
herds include brown swiss from Connecticut "uerseSs
and Aderneys working cattle fat cattle Ayieshiie''
red poed native and crcss-blood. etc. inc 1V'''s
departmcnt takes In all the famous breeds. me
fair people this year miss the cattle always sent
here by John b. butcher and shcrmans, from 'hc
east side OF the county, also NiccPredent Morton
stock 1t was also expected that oakeigh Ihorh ,
imported sheep would be here; hut they are NOT
However all the stock in the yards are greatly "'-
m,red: they deserve, and will stand, close nspec-
ton. Entries are coming In all the time' ana Dy
10 morrow the exhibition will be fully under way
and an immense attendance Is expected.
The trotting this afternoon included three RACES
In the geptemen's road class there were six start
ers best two In three. McCnrdy's Patsy Won ue
first in 43 IL, and Trips Mbrook the next two
I'm o:43l.2 and . 40 L.. The race for the = "a
class WAS good one. and there were I'VE siaiae ocS
Nomenec and Lady Douglass holly con'cste1 en,n
heat In the first heat Nomcnee broLe near thc
wir ana ran considerable taking the neat py u MS
in % II. but the Judges SET her BACK ana san
The heat TO Lady Douglass. The last race Oh my
DAY was for the three minute class, WHICH WHO "oi
By Nellie Hamilton in straight heats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
FOR GENERAL HUSTEDS FUNERAL.
THE rALLBEARERs SELECTED - PROMINENT
PEOPLE TO BE PRESENT.

TIE PALLBEARERs SELECTED - PROMINENT
PEOPLE TO BE PRESENT
Signs Of mourning continue 10 increase in PeekS-
kill for General James W. Hustled, and 1t LOOKS a.
though nv tomorrow the day Of the funeral, all the
nr,nclpal streets will lave put on a sombrc appear
ance The honorary pallbcarer are Chhuho'S W.
Depew. Richard ~ McCurdy, president OF the MUTUAL
Life OF which General Hustled was dlrec'" 'N
Irdro william Robertson. Of Katonah, on" 81 h''
No, Yong poliGcal friends Henry lie Archer u
Yonkcrs: John y. butcher, eX-kalioau '''i''"ss'o"
l. v Baker. IT,, Charles Raymohu ol NV ,,',,",
ria. John h. wesbrook, of Peeksdll; ii. Waiter
u.,h ,,srd v,ce.prcsident Of the n. T. C. and H. H.
u p Superintendent John VI. TOucey, OF the SAM
road Jobn W. Vrooman, past grand master OF the
Nasons Of the state Of New-iork, ana eAJuu" He''s
F. HowIand, a classmate OF General iusuen Al 'o
lego and his best man at his wedding Inc "''''
hearers will be six employees OF the Ncw-iorh >t"e
Works Of Peekskll OF which General liuS'cn wac ''
president 49,, all ., ,h,
,norars home in Sonthst.. to morrow morning IRON
q until II o'clock Tie services In the afternoon
will not be private In strict sense as the puohc WI"
be admitted but there will be no Mas me- military
or civic display special train VIII leave the "faio
Central Station in this city ut 90 p III. ior wv
accommodation Of those who desire TO al Ell" "''
uncral. II will be run on limited time making h'
tons botwccn peekskill and New-York. and will re
ulrn by o D. IN. Bishop Doane has been asked u
assist in the services and will probably do So Teie
grams and letters Of coincidence sill continue to po
in upon the family from all parts Of the country
The Peekskill Common Council met last night ah'
adopted resolution oil regret and coincidence, ana cal
,no ON the Of liens on the day Of the funeral, be
tween the hours Of and O'Clock In the afternoon
IN SUSPEND all business and directing that the bc
of the city be- tolled from 80 10 80
Chairman BroDkficd, Of the Republican state Com
u,ittee appointed the following committee from tht
state Committee IN attend the funeral James W
Canine william Barnes, IT.. James W. Wandsw9r'n,
Elmira y. y, sept 21.-SP1aker Robert T. bSh
annointed the following Assembly committee TO attend
t6e funeral Messrs Ryan, Of Westchester George IL
| Dnsh OF Ulster Farquhar, OF the lIld District o.
NrwYork: Gallag CHER, OF Erie and Deyo, OF Browne
| speaker Bush will also be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
FOR THE A. A. o. CHAMPIONSHIP.

The annual championship meeting OF the A. a. u
NJ The United states ON saturday at Manhattan new
nromises to be of the greatest meetings. Oh us u
,.r held I'm America. The sprint races alone VIII DC
rell worth Journey to witness. Five OF the ias'cs'
mon in the country face the starter Ihey are ~
Gary. NJ A. c.: John owen, OF Detroit W. 'e"e'',
nn,ro,,. Donobue. If Worcester; and W. stage OF
Cleveland. In the sprint races the recorus may =,
.mashaa In the other contests the champions OF all
- :, .ha United States are entered, and Canada's
49,, champions orion and Waldron will be among the
starters. ....,.r TIL. ,ror,d,s
Tba b,cvcIe race should be interesting Inc worm
.nn,on A. A. Zimmerman, is entered ana VIII meet
w,nbie Taylor Banker, Berlo Murphy. hess ana Tue
great Western rider w. sanger
Th. ofbciaIs at the meeting were selected yes'er'
aa, and are as follows: Referee-W. b. Curis'
w A. c. Track 1udges-Howard Perry, 'oi'nU''
A G.. Washington, d. c.; George Carr NJ ~ "
J. H. Booth, n. Y. A C.; r. N. e'ea'", ,,a-easta.
q Detroit. Mich; +. E. Haywood, Worcester
" ,ro..oos,er Mass. Field judges, weights-A
A Jordan. n. Y A. c.. W. storm. NJ a. c. NJ. W.
phuuns G. $ ~, Philadelphia. flelo luuses'
,umns-W H. Rogers A. G. S. N, Philadeiphia' W. o.
van N.Y. A. c.: NJ. A. Cumming Acorn a. a.
|h.r,es wi,kcps NJ A. G. 1imers-C L. hushes'
M A c.: Mort Bishop. F. A. c. Charles heea,
4 v 40 C.: Robert stoll n. Y a. c. Nenue'
pokcr. U. A. c.: W. Hbbs, c. A. Co. Washington,
n G. Announcer-Fred Burns V. ID. 1. 'nase ., %
waiklng-Sam Austin; Referee OF cS Wesks n. "
kusC Co: Eugene M.ber, 4. c. 8. N; A; hsrtwe
p. A. Co. s. Louis; 9: " Beais r. ich a. r h
snnccsier A. e. gloucester. Mass; Dr. Root First
Redment A. A. Philadelphia Penn gera o. con Sc
Boston, Boston c %ass. H.rsSs-pr oshea n ,o Of
1cisl reporter-C De F. Bostwick NJ a. -; S prr
sSrss q sar .1s1,ns5 n C. ou H r. A. C..
HnnaSpennY, NJ. A. "
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
IT BEGINS AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN IN NEWS
COMPETITION.
The Executive Committee OF the Assoclated rr"sS
has issued the following statement:
Tho AssOclated PresS.
- Cro.,.tIun Gnm miffpp

-NSo'Ni'N~
has issued the following statement:
The Associated Press.
Office OF the Executive Committee,
New York. sept. q. 1892
In CONSEQUENCE of false and misleading reports
which being promulgated to inlure the AsS0caseu
Press. It has become necessary to make the loio"s
statement: -,
The Associated Press Is organization for the col
lection and dissemination OF news. It's object Is nUs
the best news service possible for Its members ana
clients. 1t is not stock company. Etcn Oh aHe
six Newo %h dass which e Sens r thu hts ne%s IT
celves These papers hold themselves responsive
for all the debts of the ASSOCIATION ana give hhe
time to its management gratutousy Their Object 1c
has never been, and Is not now a desire 10 n,'n
money. The Associated Press Is willing ana pro-
poses spend every dollar received In news gamer
Ing ~ 49,, ,s,od
owing to the complications which have existed II tea
come inferior to It's standard especially in New fors
civ To correct this Mr.. Henry W. Odon, journal
lst of reputation and ability has been spp9tru, ~
assistants viii devote his time to strengthening rne
service Of the Associated Press all along 'he me-
This is new Office and independent Oh the
general manager Of the Eastern and western aSSo-
Citations. , ., ,,.o tho
patrons OF the Associated Press service superior
70 That ever given h by w"ra news The Tmes The
Tribune and 1.-THE Journal Of Commerce nave pun
their proofs at the service OF the \ssocatea 90;
advantage Of n service costing thousands OF dollars
wear I'm addition TO the news obtained Dy ue 40
ISOLATED Press from It's regular correspondents. noaSo
ofore the Associated Press has only used lhe prg9ls
Of The Tribune. Moreover, the proofs OF nv
Mail and Express Evening World and ~ lelegr;m
viii be sent TO the Associated Press once 10 I'LL
prove the afternoon service . H., ,ho, a
The Associated Press Is stronger today lhan 10
ever was and means to protect It's interests ana mos
Of s Client II has the earnest support of all the
Danors making nm us board in spite OF stories cir
rmatcd 10 the contrary and the efforts OF It's enc
mics 10 do II injury BY misrepresentation, os
on its hands 1t hopes to make amicabie arrahge,
ments with such OF It's tributary associations wnUSs
instance assures its clients and franchise tnnt
II mas begun an aggressive campaign IN news uo,
The Associated Press has prestige never eqliasu
ny any news association, and that reputauon VII oo
Wy TIIE NEW YORK HERALD,
Chairman Executive committee
New-York Associated Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
A GREAT TIIKONG AT TIE TRENTON FAIR

Trenton, y. j.. sept. 81 (Special.-The grounds ~
the Interstate Fair were crowded today by 2ocoJ
VISITORS half Of whom were school children. IL was
the chdrcns day, and as the weather was bright aho
sunny they cnioyed themselves immensely. Every
one Of the departments Is full, and the cattle ana
poultry buildings lead In general interest The famous
Princeton tnplets, children Of Mr.. and Mrs refer
Burk, who showed them in the. Asbury Park oaoy
parade are on exhibition here, and hundreds 81 chl
dren pcttcd and kissed them this afternoon On Thurs
day, 1t Is confidently believed 10000 persons VIII
attend the fair. Every politician Of note In New
Jersey will be present, and the candidates ipr Gov
ernor, Judge werts and John kean IT, VIII holo
public receptions in front OF the grand stand rents
have been erected for both state committees. Inc
bookmakcrs have been banished from the track TINS
year. In today's pacing race, State records Were
badly smashed. In the 2:25 class trottlnG purse
5000. Colonel Walker in straight heats best
time . "a IL. The race In the ~ cla,> pacing
nurse 5000. was by Country Girl, best thlc.
51T 4. Prince Eugene the winner In tle . 30
class. trotting, purse $3.50; best time T. 10 H.
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Post Oaice Notice.


Should be read daily BY all Interested changes may
Letters for foreign counties need not be specially 3D.
when is a s s any % bansns and e
eent Sy Se ss ' T9 Sp being
Foreign nails for the week ending October will close
pr%S%pIniy il al Gases. =" thus oee as icIlows
e % Paris Via easeas,oSn at 80 !sdpple%snssiy
own G % ssr2 5e da r p va
e. for m nss S d Gs PEI peer a ny
:or Fortune Island, Hay and savanilla, etc, per
ad GpD s Gr a 70 'sT s.
and sT BE- Gea p Sr s"sd'
TIL RsDAY-At p. H. for Truxillo, per s. s. Rover.
80 for santiago s,o Cuba per
i no central f america sxcep. Costa Rico, and
sl rom for St per must reeed City
FSrnc ,nd ,macs aRPS IL 80 aS
etters for Costa Rica via Lmon must be directed per
snsa 5na fTs1 for . Y;
ssTs Ct sRed:p Il 80 . aSi
g Europe sso Southampton must be u directed Pc,
B s Ireland H. Ba md
:%sE " ss ss a
seoa"d mas r Re affa
cue Trro and must BE-
$ spaarndam Via Rotterdam Cetters must be directed
Via Antwerp e Ter muss be-
''per Pennand); at IL a. m. for Campeche. ChaIas,
Tabasco and Yucatan, per Yucatan (eers for Tam.
pco and TuXpam direct also other Mexican States via
Vera Cruz must be directed per Yucaan'); at III q.
supplementary II NJ for Venezuela and Curacao also
Colombian ports BE- directed per Caracas'') at
D. supplementary 80 M Tor La Plata Countries
direct, per :. Alliance
SCNDAY-At a. m. for Scotland direct. Der &.
Funes,iaD at 3 p. for Costk Rica via Zimon, per
;. :. Hispania, from NewOreanS
Mails for China and Japan per Beige (from San
Francisco close here daily up to SeptembT 30 at 30
D. Mails for Australia New -Zealan> Hawaiian, FIJI
snd samoan Islands per Aamea from San Francisco,
close here daily up TO October % at 9 80 p M (of
mails for Australia. Mails for the Hawaiian Islands,
per Australia from Francisco close here daily
up to October 20 at 80 p m Mails for the Society
Islands, per ship City Of Papeiti rom San Francisco
daily October % at 80 Mails for
China and Japan via Vancouver especially addressed only
close at this office daily at Mails for Newfonnd.
land sy rail to sy and theme BY close k
Boston. and thence by steamer close AZ Thu office dnly
at 5 go p. m. Mails for Cuba by rail TO Tampa. Fla,
and Sailing Mondays and Thursdays),
close this office daily AZ 80 Nails sor MsXi;o
steamer close at this office daily az a. m: r,
'rrans-Pacnc mails forwarded 70 san Francisco
schedule OF closing Is arranged on the pre-.
sumption their uninterrupted overland transit TO San
Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers are dspacheo
thence the same day. -,
= Registered mail closes at g p. m. previous day.
Extra supplemrntary mails opened the piers ot
the English French and German steamers az me hour OF
Closing Of supplementary mails at the Postofce. which
remain open until within ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing
Of steamer CORNELIUS VAN COrr. Postmaster
Postonice New-York " Y. Sept. % 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
WFIINFlyT BCT UNAPPRECI1TED SERVICES

There Is one man in New.York who does not believe
&, the spirit OF medieval chvary. He did up TO a
week ago today but then his belief received rude
shock and Yesterday IL entirely destroyed This
man Is Edward L. Bloom manager OF Hermann 5
Theatre A week ago started 10 cross Broadway TO
tho Cr.ev House for luncheon. A hofsecar going
up the street and another going down. while few
cabs and truck added the assembage and produced
confusion In this condition Of things Mr. Bloom sa"
woman trying cross the street and apparently con-
fused nv the number OF vehicles the danger In which
she found barsef Mr.. Bloom, judging that she must
he struck BY some wheels unless some one helped
her caught her by the arm and pulled her back 70 he
Sidewalk when the woman, instead Oh thanking hlii'
began upbrad him for tearing the sec'c Oh ne
A. poor cxnlained his own view Of the and went
his way but yesterday served with papers in
suit which the had brought to recover 800 or
injury to her gown her peace OF mind etc. Mr. Bloom
gave the papers his lawyer and vowed never TO hep
any body In danger again3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
THE WORCESTER FESTIVAL OPENED.
MENDELSsOHN's HYMN OF PRAISE" AND GADEs
.ERL-KING'S DAUGHTER' SUNG.

MEN DELSSOliNS HYMN Or PRAISE" AND GADES
"ERL-KlNG'S DAUGHTER" SUNG.
Worcester. Sept q (SpeeiaD.-rhe thrty.nfth annual
festival OF the Worcester County Musical Association
opened Mechanics Hall to-day under the direction of
Carl Zerrahn There orchestra OF sixty men, mostly
selected from the Boston Symphony orche ira, aud well
balanced chorus OF 500 voices The afternoon given
up TO song and recital with Frank Taft organist
lie played the Bach Toccats and Fugue In minor.
SsintSae1s's Bcnediction Nuptae" and sxomes WED
ding Hymn" fantasia themes from Faust" Merkels
adago and "Marche SympboIique," by him
SELF in which he hid the assistance Of the orchestra.
Mrs Priscilla White and Arthur Beresord were announced
solo singers but Miss White g. detained at Quarantine
in NewYoIk and her place taken by local singer.
Mr.. Beresfod sang Alfred Vests challenge Of Thor
very WELL but whole the programme rather dull.
In the evening The choru and orchess did magnincent
work in Mendelssohn's "IIymn Of Prlise' and Gade's
"Erl-Kng's Daughter" Madame Tayary and Madame
Belle Cole appeared solo singers in both works.
William IL. Rieger had the part In ,Mencelsohn's
contata and Carl Duift the solos the "ErKing's
Daughter" The hall was crowded AZ both concerts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
VIEW. ENGLAND HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION,

BOSTON Sept 81 Cspecal.- This was the opening day
a, the meeting OF the England Trotting Horse Breed
ers' Association at Mystic PARK ih'rty animals "e.o
49,. Co. ,he roorninp sale but several OF the consgnees
ecam. dsgusted the prices and withdrew some
., their stock so only fifteen animals were actually
ocered The bidding slow end number oil eood
horses of blood with the strongest guarantees oehmo %
ia r.marr.hv cheap There Is every indication that
the ,rops during this meeting will be exceptionally good
Great things are expected Of the is class race which
comes tomorrow afternoon. In the stables there are
number noted animals on exhibition among them peins
the celebrated PAGER Hal Pointer. 2:oSh.
Tn races this afternoon especially Interesting,
and I'm fact strong wind along the backstrech pre-
vented fast time first heat of the 30 race Md
night Chimes q black hlly owned by G. j. Hamlin burst
Hood vessel ond fell dead track Just after passing
,h danca mole Her driver Ed" Geers, thrown,
hut was uninured. The ny had record OF :los, ana
wss valued at SIS coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
OBITUARY..
JoUN FREDERICK PETRI.

John Frederick Petn who was we'll known among
musicians I'm New York. was found dead III MS ocu AZ
hi, rooms at Se.nway Hall on sunday hlori'ns' MS
death was due TO old age Mr fe'li was po'" ~
yors,,r IN Hanover I'm 1908 lie studied music IN
that town and mt the city Of Hanover. ana M inc
o. Of twenty he came TO this country and scteu III
baltimore There he became teacher oil music ana
held several places oreani't. At Later perloa ne
went into business rs dealer in pianos ana music anu
in isGI he accepted the place OF head Sac'nhh lo'
,tenway :, sons the piano manufacturers In th's Guy
This place he held til 1870, when ne iSismrn vii
bc held in the chantry OF Grace Church 'n'S
morning and the burial Will be III lhiln9f, ,rchto-
NJ Peter leaves II wife. son ana dauEh''I
His wife lives on farm which was owned by NM nj. M
Wv rcrscy The daughter + married 10 a piano
49, named spencer living In san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
MARRIED.

cADwEIJ-pLATT-O Thursday, september ISL ioy-'
AZ the Church Of our saviour LEBANON Sppl cad
h. the Rev George b. johnson. Dr. nhesur ~
Well Of Hampton, Virginia, to Mary fet"e rla'' VI
Ncw-York City. o-., 1900 a.,
The residence Of brides parents by her orotnsr ne
Rev r DriDps ID. D.. Of savannah "a, A.leI
daughter NJ Mathew Dripps, % Dr. Louis h. Ileso' Gil
OF Brooklyn. ,,..,.u,.. ,,o,o,,.
u,pRISON-RTiD-A Ophir FARM Westehester county
Tue.day September 9TH, by the Reverend Attn
deacon Kirky Of Christ Church Kye; RIA oPn yer
Rsid OF New.Y Ralph Chandler hafHsSi' u "a"
Francisco. California. ~ . g.
KIMRNI-KNOX-On Monday. Septemoer Zon' a. ~, ~;
Rev Dayid IT. Greer D. D., Caroline Iodd; nauYhVr
Of the late John jay Knox, to Dr. keuel D. hi'"oai
xoRTOy-SEDGWICK -Tuesday, september Ith az the
,esidence Of the brides uncle John W. Rten, by he
r. Io.onh (;reeneaf Margaret stuart daueht'r o. ny
iate Rodcrck Sedgwlck, Henry W. Noftoh' OF Nor'
Salem, y. Y oo., l.. ,ho
ArNF-SPArLDING-On september 26tn, by u h
Pev v : Arthur JEAN daugtr OF the laVs Ma'qW'
n Standing to w. Tyson Romano.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed "i'h iu1'
name and address
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THE xAvIER ETHICAL SOCIETY'S LECTURES.

The first meeting Of the Xavier Ethical society Tor
the cnsulng season Will take place In the ACADEMIC
Hall Of st. Francis Xavier college In West sixteenth
st. on next Monday evening. The moderator TINS
ycar a. last. will he the Rev. p A. Ilalpine. Tho
Xavier Ethical society was established last year for
the study OF moral philosophy. The lectures are de-
nvercd I'm English. the class Is open to all male per
sons. Irrespective OF creed and no charge Is made
for attendance IL is not necessary TO be college
graduate In order to become "A member. Meetings
are held twice n month Those Intending TO JOIN
should send their names TO the secretary OF the 50
ciety, No 80 West SiXteentl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
THE MINEoLA FAIR OPENS AUsPICoUsLY

The Queens County Agricultural society's hftyhrst
annual fall fair was opened undcrs most favorable
auspices yesterday at Mneola. There was an unusually
large attendance. The display Of flowers fruits veg
etahcs and other farm products was fine, ana te
exhibits OF poultry, swine. cattle ana farm Hhpe-
mcnts were much more numerous and Of higher grade
than IN former wears The horse department, prob
ably owing TO the large amount offered In premiums
and purses afforded the most interesting features OF
the day and will continue 10 do 50 during the three
remaining days OF the fair. Tho array OF COTS,
veorinrs and -ods entered for premiums Is
probably the best ever shown on Long Island.
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speelal Notices
REORGANIZATION Committee

n
porGHKEEPsIE BRIDGE COMPANY
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
The REORGANIZATION Committee having reogani1ed ana
consolidated the properties Of the aoSye TGI ~.
RhiLROAD C0MPANY, hereby give rotiee that the the
transfer books OF Fidelity Insurance Trust ana sae De-
gS 6G@p' VIII s Sc Closed at P
In with the terms OF the R
Reading and New England Railroad Company. dsiyeiabe
upm presentation and surrender 81 the eSrtins.es
deposit bonds OF the bridge C0mpa ny
AS mortgage bonds deliverable the Presentation and
surrender certificates Of deposit f3r NE w., RaiIrd
bonds a Central NewEngand and Wssserh hafa
Company begins TO accrue Septemher J. iS 1S2x,rwrxc
The READlSG5 e hsp the securities
~ boiders OF o. deposit and after OCTOBER
a. A''l Arthur s Pros to SSs sR an
JOSEPH +. sINNoTT. Reorganization
RICHARD Y COOK. Committee
ARTHUR f. NEWBoLD,
GFORGE A. FLETCHER,
Phiadepha september -. 1872 ..
RAILROAD COMPANY
THE puILApFr.PfIIX READING AND NEw-ENG.
LAND RAILROAD COMPANY hereby give notice 70 he
holders Of certificates reprenns Se cur nsro GP Sn
av under the plan for the reorganization OF the Pough
ke@1sis bridge Company and Central New England ana
Western Railroad COMPANY mat Ga IN, ds duIv
ndofSed at the office OF the Company 227 south Fourth
It, philadelphia there VIII Ge bsb 70 thew sHe mnv be
pntItled 10 receive under the plan OF reoiganzation
The transfer on each certificate must be sighed oelore
the 'er'n'"'e ''""''' W. r. TAYLOR
pu,r.nE1pu1A READING AND YEw.ENGLiND
RAILROAD COMPANY.
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TROrBLE OVER THE GARFIELD RACETRACK.

Chicago Sept. 27.-The Grand Jury to day took mp
the alleged attempt OF the Hawthorne RaceTrack mana
gers to bribe Mayor Washburne and Chief OF Police
McClaughrey to close the Garfield track snbpoenaS
were Issued for tie Mayor the Chief OF Police Edward
Corrigan and one Armed schlmmel the purpose
presumably being to elicit what they know Of liaw-
thorne,s alleged offer of 100000 TO a certain
tica, coun,ien fund In the event OF Garfield being
Closed Unfortunately for the investigators Messrs
McClaughrey and WaShburpe are both out Of the city,