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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
WORKERS.

AZ ITALIAN JABORER KILLS COMr ANioA'
pofouo Iesso an Italian laborer. empioSeu
short distance from Bryn Ma"r lai" ~
gang of Italians, building pipe inc =" - "a
pocantico waterworks with the Iarry'o
49,, Vernon waterworks was stabbed ana hieu
nv Angelo Caabraese, fellow iaooi''' -
o'clock Tuesday night. Lesso was the IL, lilo.
,ho ,ore and Calabraese a Waterman on the "olhS
The murderer has ugly disposition an, .t
auarrelled with a number OF ltaiiahs u NIB
day openingly boastng that he wouiu MIL ~
b, fore night. s .
,ftor the men had quit work there WAS
quarrel and loud words were exchanged between
o and calabraese when the latter was heard
70 saw. 81 will do you, and not with my ns's
either" in Italian. Ct,
The words had barely been spoken "he' N
braese drew a stetto out OF MS Poche'
plunged it into the mouth OF Lesso Inc pa-e
,assed down the mans mouth, cutting an artery
and touched the spinal column AS soon as GAIA
hr,ese stabbed I.esso he into the WOODS anu
disappeared. go 49,, r
resso ran down the roadway with blood pour
ing from his mouth. He had not gone lar
when he met Rafello Lardano' 1riehu VI
his He was weak from loss OF blood
Ironned into the arms of his friend. toid
.hat had bannened and sank lifeless to the ground
As soon as the Italians heard of the murder
they set ont to capture Calabraese, and had tney
caught him he would nay thew went to Yonkers
and reported to the police. Coroner Drews' ,p Ud
Mount Vernon was also informed ana oiqsi , ', ~,
bndv taken to that city. Chief of Police foiey; o.
Mount Vernon. teegraphed to police h loIice ~
i'm New York and at noon yesteiudy ~ Eonlars
New York teephoned to Captain Mangin'o aunX VI
that an Italian had been arrested III irr ne
yho answered the description OF the nurueisa' 20
tectives MCGOWAN and Carroll were se"' '" W
the man Yonkers for ideniicatioh'
The Committee of Arrangements for 'he 'S
santhemum show of the Yonkers Ieutorla "o''''
has made final plans for eXhlDltors' lri~,' ~ ~,
airVRuILii 81 81 %,.o,,her The Exempt Fire
mems Association has accepted an liVli hr T,ov
take mart i'm the Morrisania parade on litDoi aS
Lady Washington Hose Company VII SisiI Ouai
Vernon the same day and iOn in the ,iliIu lIi ILL.,.
parade Of Nereid Engine Company, or that Guy
80 The Park till country Iup VIII '0' The
tennis tournament september and T. -; ~ ~
Workers Canoe club will take part IN tne res"''"
Of the Brooklyn Canoe club. september y Ill.,, =;
A cantata "fhe Four Seasons VIII De given AZ
the German Lutheran Church BY the ana ma s9
T'nlxsrs IIieh school will have a reunion to-mor-
row evening at the hons OF MISS Aha'uSd '''
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WHAT IS GolNti on TO-DAY.

Republican state Committee. Fifth Avenue Hotel noon.
Coney Islond Jockey club Shecp-hcad l'ay 'o
D. IN.
,rro,tinc races AZ fleetwood Park. 2:3O p. m.
Faiman', Association cambake, Pleasure j ach. conn.,
Clifton races, . 30 p. m.
:, Louis. Ncw.York baseball match. Polo "rounds
D. ,,,, ,r..n.t, "Reminiscences No % wilam.st.
D.
Atlantic Yacht Club cup regatta
Music in last River PARK, ?. m.
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NEU-JERSEY.
.TFRSEY CITY.

Martin Grove the Jersey city Hospital en-
Move who was suffering from cholera morous'
and vas reported convalescent on Iuesuay "e"',
suffered a relapse at midnight yes'eru"E, an
iioI within an hour House-Surgeon Cooh'y
iI deotb was caused by cholera morbus, ana
~. death certificate so stated. but as measure
a safety the body was put in a metalilc comm
and buried at Snake Hill The hospital was lu"l'-
rated as A further precaution l'r. toonsy SUI
a.. svulrtous of cholera were lacking III .il' u.s.
though the cholera morbus was on an acute type
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
NEWARK

one of the three tin boxes belonging ~ mo
clara D. Thornton, the Lyons Farms rec use VIM
died last Friday from shock resulting II Is De-
L., from, an assault upon her by some UNI
kn,yn rarson for the purpose OF robbery, has been
found in "A brook the intersection OF EliZaoe'h
and I MON ayes The box had been forced open ana
the contents distracted Five bottles OF VINE 'aAeI
I'm, tha ,rhnrnton house were also found in
thckct
T., a report submitted by Engineer Jacobson TO
tho Sire.t and Water Board yesterday on the water
.n,olv n. lr.orcsfing fact vas stated that the
first wheel I'm use for pumping Newark water
was one Of the paddles Of the Robert fuItoh' the
first steamboat run on the Hudson RIVER.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

COMMUNICATIONS oro,e. Of Germany. 'LAhhN-
DON-The Rev. Or. Barten. OF Norfolk. Va ENtHti1
-Rear.A Admiral william g. Temple United states nav.
and tbe Rev. Dr. Msgll. Of Newport. FIFTH AVENUE
N,vor George T. Greene Blnghamton. and Francs
Hendricks Of syracuse. GILSEY-Congrcsslian Ohufe
4, Chlckcring OF Copenhagen. " Y HOFFMAN-l'ali'
rod Commits Samuel \. Beardsley and Insurance
sun.rntendent James /. Pierce. Albany. and Martin
v,rinuis o, Montana TGOLIAND-J. w. Rcniart
p,esden OF Athi-on Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
o.ou, ANY MURRAY HILL-Ex1iOvcror Morgan T..
nulkoev q, Connecticut PARK AVENUE-Zoulnkar
f,,r,hiu nev ~ Tgypt WINDSOH-ConcrcsSn james
I uelden ~
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MlINI VERNON

Mrs G. c. Yohn. of No 70 Fich-aye was thrown
from her carriage yesterday morning ana was
bruised about the head. arms and shouiuers. Mi'
Yohn was being driven to the railroad STATION w
her daughter Bessie. The horse became lrien'cno"
and ran away. The carriage was upset ana MIS-
Vobn yyas thrown out Miss Nohn held on 10 tiIe
r-ins and was pulled along inc street, put h to-
..,nr,v Injured. Mrs. IOhn was removed u he'
honn. and medical attendance summoned.
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PIAl\EIELD.

Tho funeral Of Warren Alderman took place at
Painfed. y. j. yesterday morning. at 10 CLOCK
at the First Presbyterian church The KEY.
Charles T. Herring the pastor OF the church, ana
IN. Rey * T. Ketcham "a former pastor. con-
Quoted the services The pall-bearers were AMI
Dodd ex-Nicc-C hanccl.or Of the state; John y.
stewart. president oi tn United states trust
,',,npany. Marcus l.. Ward. General rune,
Augustus y. Sheppard ami Judge ID. y. Depue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
THE SIIEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY

Every person fond o: Of the highest class viii
be- eager to The match between Domino ana
)cl bins which viii b. at Nhocrshcad Bay I'm,
afternoon about o'clock All tle detail, concerning
this match printed in The Tnbnne's regular rae
ing article.
BESIDES the match. six other races oil fenar"'bl" III
tercs. will be- decided to-day. In the Twin 'lty
Handicap at a mile and quarter. sir Water. Di'hp,
Mars wildwood. lsanapo and other wcllsnown horses
are expected
In The Rapcrs Stakes, for threc-vcarodr. a. 3-IG
miles. st. Leonardo Sir Francis. Prince GccI'e and
others viii De- at the post.
In the sapphire Stakes lor twoy ai-olds J. g. Fol.
lars,eo,. colt Arnl,acc viii up the top weight
and viii Try 10 defeat several youngsters which have
Here are entries ia fun;
FIRST RACE-For two.ycsrolds Special weights. Flu
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THE RACES ATC CLIFTON.

Tic races AZ clifton Yesterday resulted follow.
First Six and half furlong~. Merry Duke frat
Na@nbOnd SECOND. Mary :. thild. Time -
Second ra'c-fNe iurlony-. Runaway fr.t Queen Er>~
and King Joseph dad heat foi ond place. Tine
! OF.
Third race -Four and hall uIioug-. Skadi frs. Tub"
Io~- second strap Third. T.m" 80
= urth racr-ti,e fuilongs. RirO first cray FARE
~cc0'd. Clonut third. Time 03.
I'h Iscn-pnc nile and cich;hs only Two
stait"r- knc Leo nr-t. Erootlfu ~'cond Inre1 81.
sixth Seven fuf.ongs Experience nr.t Biil/1rd
second. baIL-lc ID nlLrI Tmc-l .I0-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
HlCkENSACk.

Counter interoeatores in the matter OF eN-
Governor Rodman NJ. Prices alleged contempt
of the New-Jersey Court Of Chancery were 70
have been filed yestcrlay. but nothing WAS done
and Mr. Price returned to ms h"hvs'e'' j"
tn. Ramapo Valley. 40 date has been set Tor
= hearing i'm the case. and many persons b"li.x.
that the charge Of contempt will neFer be pr"sS,i
Ex-Governor Price said H. WAS confident OF sue
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xEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, eTEN PAGES

ness on his newly acquired property. ihous"
considerable opposition to pool selling az race''"
peroen County, 1t Is said Eneeman secured ecn
from the Saddle River Township Committee Oe'oi0
made the purchase OF the Dundee track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
THE vALrArIoN or cIrY rKorERrY.

The annual report Of the Controller for last year
has Just been published. 1t shows that the city
possesses property in public buildings parks etc.
above its liabilities OF SIS s6j 10 =, The receipts for
the year 81. 9Gl - and the payments were
S252S7jll s.. Bonds for $6735Sli ~ issued and
the premiums amounted To Sl1ii33 H. There were
bonds To tn" amount OF $l.3e9,op paid The Sink
Ing Fund took s6iS. 81 - OF the bonds issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise :26ISun sets :3i Moon rises :i5lNoo,,.
HIGH WATER TODAY
A.M-Sandy Hook 10 :29t;ov Island 10 :J3rIIel Ca.
PM-SaEdy Hook 10 :57Go Island II :I3lII tase ye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
10 MEET AUSTRALIANS At CRICKET.

The Executive Committee Of the Metropolitan Distr.
Cricket League held special Meeting yc-t"riiy con.
.iCcr the adNi-abiy 81 playing the Aus when
they TIL, EcNt month. H. -. g. WalA"r.
Of the Island &. G.. occupied The chair
o.hrr delegate, present woro II. g. King. Mlni3i'
e. g.. &. II. Ellis, NcW-Jcr-,y \. G.; +. :. tire ne
IIroollyn: llcary Martin. Morris Park; v His.
Paterson: j. T.. SNlNcf Newark; W. Fcnwick, Ilir.
lem; H. \. sslnc. Ne"-ioih. and g. Chadwick. st.
Georges \. e..
IL va. decided play thfcr-iayN' game AZ The
-rorud, Of the staten Iaad {. c. at Livingston The NGr
on, club. league by guaranteeing To take certain
number Of tickets have insured the games being Least
financial success and large crowd Is expected L
witness tho match New-NOrH VIII play eighteen Zen
against tie Australian eleven, ana WITH TINS slight ad
vantage tbov c~l, to good game FOR The
AntlrnL,hr-.
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Announcements.


HENRY 4 DANIELS. NJ D.,
20 WEST S9rl->T. . ..,-
DisaaSas Of Nervous = STEM 'r'i.lto-O fllily
ORGANS Imrotency and Sterily. Hours n l. , 10 D.
r K w "OCrA.r "SHATTENUC r.. w.
Either style II you wear a low collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

Bryant place 10 10
Frog Dance hr,; oH. LED al. The "sY ana won
os nv four lengths; sam Bryant second two lengths be-
fore Black Hawk.
THIRD RACE BELLE STAKES. For hlhc' two
year. old; 81 go added. Special weights fuiu'iiy
Course. u,,to,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
Their. not u make reply.
IN lis not 10 reason why,
Theirs but H. d. and die.

That is the true Tammany spirit, and even If
Dobbins should be defeated. the Tammany braves
would feel the consolation Of an approving self
respect 4 touch of true nobility of spirit would
comfort them. if they should 40 down IN disaster
in following the standard of their leader. Like the
noble Six Hundred. who ordered TO attack the
Russian battery. Tanmany friends may not
know why they expected TO back Dobbins
against Domino. but they cannot escape the con-
vction that II is their duty TO do this and to-day
as bookmakers TO the right Of them. bookmakers
TO the left of them, bookmakers In front OF them
bookmakers in of them volley and thunder,
the Tammany warriors should meet their fate with
cheerfulness and general smile
CONTEST OF IMPORTANCE AND MERIT.
All testing apart. the Domino Dobbns match Is
q racing affair of rare Importance and excellence
and James X. keene. Richard Croker. Michael f.
Dwyer and Philip ]. Dwyer have acted in a gen.
erous, manly and honorable way in arranging IT,
Much honor and credit due to the officers OF
the Coney Island Jockey Club for providing so at
tractive and exciting contest for the enjoyment of
the public The match will be run as the fifth
race. and this addition will provide programme
~ seven races of much variety. which will include
the Twin City Handicap. at mile and . quarter.
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rxGr,Ax MAY DESERT THE CLIFTON TRACK

f. f. now asserted ly those who are In a position {.
knov that george II. Engeman the owner the CHon
,oc.tr,ck who recently pail $4,000 for the Duneec
track Will soon desert the Ckson track and tesln bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

w. Hcndrics b. }. Vcr,atilc. ~ ENon
DOR Mlcria VI, los -u.nnbi y 81 -
j. T.. Foliansbc,'s b. III. CLEANING. q, l2@ -
Ci1ucncldJ , 40 Il
T.. j. Dwyer & Sons b. c. Long Beach T.
ia carried llCL,) ..-.....IaidU ) - u
kdecr. ,, l2j Sins y 81 =
Tine 90
Mutuals-Ves>atie straight ;l1, place - -; Cleaning
place 50.
6,allndo II ipne Lizzie and Terrier taken ont
Kdccr was added. Versatile took The lead at The sut
and kept nr,t place the middle 81 IA" bickstrrtch
whcr. t,loanine shot by HIM and IL looked II She
would ronp home. hut just before tuning into IL"
homcstrcch Versatile Joined her again. and coming away
startling he won the rae" b., l"" irhgu> /;
cleaning second, a neck before Long Beach; hHdccr
close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31

CITY HANDICAP; 81 ooo

1OUETH KAIf-IW VIZ Vt
added one and One-iourth miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-Spetial weights, el5 each $50 0dded.
seven furlong- ..
~
NJ T.. Dryers en- c. S;onenel. by stone 800
hedge Sell 4 lOi II. ll@u'b'Nl - "''
j.. W. McCOun'S blk. h. Ioaa'rha aged y 40
Marcus Da,', lr. G. 81 Matthew. I. 1Oi - .
lMidcclryl 30-l s.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07
No virtue In whole Grain or Bran.

Among the ancients the ''toothless bag"
was stock figure. Homer was bald.
Diogenes was bald. Ulysses was bald.
How did they become 50 ON bran OF whole
grained breao, such as was used in their
timesy The miller of this day is making
no mistake in his work. No civilized
nation, with a mixed diet, is in any dan
ger from the use of white -four. The
sweet and pleasant flavor" of bread
made out Of old buhr flour or ruder
meals was due TO no wholesome, nutri-
tious quality in the flours or meals used.
II was simply the dirt-that is, the
nonfoury parts of the wheat berry in
corporated in the product of rude milling
that gave that flavor. The bread is more
nourishing without il and more digesti-
BILE without it. Modern milling is all
right. The human intestines are not in
tended for mere bran conveyers. The
bran should go TO the bran bin, and from
there 10 the animals that can digest it..
Man Is not among those animals. Mill
ing World.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07

Count de Lesseps has always had the
cries on the education of children. Part
OF his success in the Suez canal was due
10 the help of Abbas Pasha, who had
been a pupil of the count. Abbas was a
very fat and luxury loving boy, but with
more than ordinary intelligence. At the
end of the first month of De Lesseps' di-
rection of his education his tutor, with
some pride. brought in the boys reports.
do not bring me reports of lessons" De
Lesseps said. but his weight. ! desire
you TO weigh him at the beginning of
every month. If he has gained in flesh.
punish him and see that it does not hap
pen again. Chicago Tribune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07
Valuahle Experienoe

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Eneilinn Capital.



Via Annapolis aud Baltimore Short Line
h. e.. from June 10. 1891:
Departure. SD A. NJ, ~ n, $50 T.
a.. 9.l0 Y. M.
Arrssal -s.s0.A. NJ, 1920 A. NJ, 2.2O
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- Ali neil matter In order 20 leave on
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80 minutes before the above hours.
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professional Jealousy.

Brignoh was intensely jealous of all
other tenors, never admitting for an in
slant that any one of them could sing
even passably well. When the hand
some, talented Tom Karl burst upon the
New York stage, Brignoli turned up his
nose.
What do you think of Tom Karl?"
Tagliapietra asked him one night.
"Oh. he is very nice little boy" he
replied, with shrug II like him very
much. but he has missed his vocation.
think he was born 10 be policeman"
Karl was tall and of fine proportions
and was singing at the time with Titiens
in Ia Favorita. New York Tribune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07
pnnrnr In nru.sel..

In some parts of Europe much more
commonly than in this country mussels
are used as food. They have been quite
frequently noted as poisonous, and fatal
cases have been reported from using
them cooked as well as raw.-New York
AIail and Express.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07

Act on . new principle regulating ths
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Foreot 60 Az.

She-The jeweler says the diamond in
my ring is not genuine.
He-Um-er-he told me the ring was
real gold. forgot to ask him about the
atone.-New York Weekly.
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IL to you BY mail On receipt q price Address
RUBIN CHEMICAL Co.
BALTIMORE, Md.
Postofsoe Box 200 LIS sm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07

III YOUR HACK ACHES.
Or y0u are all worn out, really good for moth
infy, n Il general debility Try
BKOWS,S IRON BITTERR.
IL VIII cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
nod appetite
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-07

Needing tonic. ar children who want build.
ing up. should take
nNOWN'S IRON S1TfERs.
Y II pleasant 70 take, cures Malaria Ind.
ecsiion. BiiousueSs and Liver COmplaints